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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 3, 1899

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for on on on U46c k 9ccccccccc 2 Rurit from Michigan Mrs Ella Thaxton returned OH YES THERE ARE OTHER JUST A PLAIN STORY WITH NO FANCY 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 for less money and furthermore a shoe that you can depend on for we know what we sell We buy no shoes simply because we can make a large profit on them but they are bought by us with the honest intention of giv- ¬ ing something good for the money Make your wants plain and try us is what we ask Mr John L Marr of Hnntington W Va was here Sunday visiting f rinds Mrs M extends a cordial invitation to the ladies of Millershurg to attend her Fall Dis plays of handsome trimmed millinery Friday and Saturday of thin week Misses Fannie Maun and Sadie Fart of Paris and Sue Buckner of Winches ter were guests of Mrs W M Miller Saturday Mrs E P Wood and daughter Miss Anna Bell who were guests of Mrs S M Allen last week returned to Stanford Saturday Mrs Dave Judy of Sherman is visiting relatives here Mr aud Mrs Ralph Miller of Cincinnati were ejnests of Mr and Mrs Joe Grimes Friday and Saturday San ford Carpenter shipped a car of good horses Saturday to Atlauta Mr and Mrs H H Phillips returned Saturday from a visit in Louisville Mr Ed Carpenter and wife return d to Florida Saturday Mrs Jo Corrington of Hot Springe will arrive to day to visit Mr and Mr Cale Corrington and Mrs Eliza Cor rington Robt Viley of Georgetown was the gaest of Furdy Bros Iroui Thursday to Sunday Rev J W Williams and wife went to Washington county Monday to attend a reunion of his family Rev Scott Meredith of the Paris Episcopal Church preached here at the Baptist Church Sunday night The Christian Endeavor Society will serve oysters Saturday afternoon and eveniug at Masonic Hall Popular ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Parker the Paris milliner the life of her child which she saved from croup by the use of One Minute Cough Cure It cures all coughs colds VT and throat and lung troubles Brooks put you will never give those others you wouia once ourn CO mjLm S s L a thought if built on an able physician medical scit nce by such is the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by W T Brooks is a pill Take a pill that MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO am the Sole Agent for this celebrated coal in Paris and my prices for it are no higher they are just what you have to pay for other Jellicos I preparations for warm weather by put ing in four fans at their barber shop Three will be run by water power and one by electricity while you get a cool tf comfortable shave Crawford Bros have made ample GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot Eat plenty Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you eat It cures all forms E of dvspepsia and stomach tronble says It re R Gamble Vernon Tex lieved me from the startyand cnred me W It is now mv everlasting friend ¬ NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are hot abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall T Brooks For pure Michigan White Seed Rye go to Geo W Stuarts directly opposite N freight depot L A beautiful center table given away to cash customers at Price Co Clothiers LL Pane She 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham wuuu iii iuo n wl1 juu UTiM never find a remedv equal to One Minute prices Cough Cure says Editor Fackler of the Owen Ingles and W V Shaw went to Micanopy Fla It cured Hustler Cincinnati Monday on business his family of LaGrippe and saves thou bronchitis There are to be eight weddings here sands from pneumonialung troubles croup and all throat and next month if reports are true W T Brooks Mr J A Conbrey of Lyons Kansas is here to buy several good jacks and a Corn Should yon need a car of car of yearling mules corn get my prices before you The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris- shelled tian Church will give an exchange party buy I can save you money Geo W N freight at the residence of Mrs Porter Friday Stuart directly opposite L Tf 11 you hcuui M tV- - v Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit you up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest My coat maker Mr style guaranteed Barney Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order ¬ H PICKLIN S P STOUT Lowrys Old Stand At F ¬ l SEASON NOW ON evening ammmmmmmmmmmmmtm When our boys were almost dead Mrs Henry Conway and babe of from whooping cough onr doctor gave lanta are guests of Mrs Cale Corring- One Miuute Cough Cure They recov writes P B Belles Ar ered rapidly ton coughs colds grippe Pa It Judge W M Purnell and wife of gyle all throatcures lung troubles W and and Paiis were guests of T M Purnell and T Brooks family Sunday night Mr Will Talbott of Atlanta is the School commenced Monday guest of his brothers near town and mothers will be thinking Mr Harmon D Ay res formerly of about buying a Boys School Suit this precinct but now of Kingston Mo pants Price is here oa a visit after an absence of or an extra pair of Co clothiers have an immense eighteen years At- ¬ ¬ A good time and supper promised for twenty five cents Everybody cordially invited depot PURE CIDER VINEGAR PURE SPICES have just received a fine lot of Fresh Spices Every ounce guaranteed Strictly Pure Dont spoil your Pickles with acid vinegar when you can get Pure Cider Vinegar of me I They wear like iron those childrens all Extra knee pants three to Oxfords and slippers that go almost for sixteen years old No trouble to the asking at Davis Thompson - Fall line at prices to suit one and Isgrigs angt tf Plow Boy show goods IN THE I HI jPst f 5 KV9 HFa The Preacher1 Rev J Kirkmau Belle Rive 111 says After suffering from Bronchial or lung trouble for ten years I was cured by One Minute Cough Cure It is all that is claimed for it and more It cures coughs colds grippe and all throat and luug troubles W T Brooks dyspepsia was of I ever used months standing after eating it was terrible Now I am well writes S B Keener Hoisington Kas of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure It digests what you eat WTBrooks My It did me more good than anything J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer L Grinnan the Photographer is now In the Blatter of the Assigned prepared to make high grade photos at Estate of Win Schrote e Leotuckys Great Trots JSUi 3rd TO 14th I 111111111 i 1111 1 1 111 1 11 im s i s 11 i s 11 1 11 111 u 11 1111111 e riii 1111111 ir 11 1 c i 111 his residence on Henderson street near City School Call and Re samples of newest styles and niouuts tf Brooklyn NOTICE Trie creditors of Win Schrote will take notice that the undersigned will on President King Mich rt- vTS3i ui I iPMJ IHll2 f- i i TBf SP BflHHHiVV Little Early Risers in his family for SATURDAY OCTOBER I4TH years Says they are the best th pills cure coustioation famous little receive hillioosoess and all liver and bowel at their office in Paris Ky W T Brooks against the estate of William claims troubles Schrote verified as required by law patrons testify to the great Scorfs of THE CENTRAL TRUST CO OF shoe bargains bought from our bargain PARIS KY counters Assignee 12sep4t eow Davis Thomson Isgrio i has used DeWitts Farmers Bank 899 a aJ ffln i IN 8189911 Stakes and Purses RACE MEETING 11 SJ Z I SS 11 SI I11IIIIIIIIIIIIIII1EI1IIIIII1II1II III IIIII1SI1I11II1III dGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS a 1 3 3 WE ADVERTISED CSIXES iK0 QUIT Stakes and Purses THE WDRLB3 BEST We did quit the Clothing Business and went into the Butcher Business and how we did Now dont think the4 -- Lcwse i the Street Fair is over we HOOSIER DRILLS Farm MasHasrj of Every have gone back in We are still L us fcr Win 4 Str ng Business Me ves - - We have not r patrons have worked for pose to work for them this Til -- Hi tne Monday October 9 THE 3ooo WALNUT HALL CUP FUTURITY THE v raco on record Lord Vincent 2 4 Sarah S 209 Tin uTUti - r 11V Kxtasr Surpol 210 Ro al Baron 210J Tlis ldoiita 212V Horalnia Queen 210 Wdask Valpt 218 Mary Vlcste 214 The Mer 2l and others chant 214 October Wedr siav Tuprdav October 10 TROT T THE300 ASHLAM Civs en Wttli Vh tt 2Peter the Great 2 7 Tommy Brlt 2MS Kt Tommy Brit ton 207V ton2Ms Kllorep 2i J Roicer209 Who Is It 2V4 mi thc rack 1 fober 5 Other Days WOOO TennesM p Stake rho v NS V PA V 100 Tuesday October 3 ¬ 24f - - v -- BEST ODS THAT IDE AFFORDS AT t ir Ln- - p - pacem a u x r 21 - he hp 2-v- -o V Farming Suopliss w STRICTLY COS U OH CASH falbott 9 o Kinjrmoiii 4 lloyal Barou 210 v he i etc htakeH uu stM k Farm Pun iiMKton Went K ntiurkv hiu Futnrity y nthur Blu JSIMSWILSONl uuuuuuuuiuuuuuuauiauu We still have the stuff come and gt it Remember that the Slaughter Continues until Sold Out World Famous Horses and Drivers in Bij Stakes Webers Unrivaled Military Band in Daily Concerts For furtuer nation address Half Rates Oi ill Railroads H W WILSON Sccy s THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER TWO GRAND PARADES The Largest and Most Magnificent Pageants Ever Seen on Land and Water ADM GEO DEWEY HIGHLY HONORED 3 1899 44 ¬ The Hero of Manila Presented With the Flag- of Adm Farragut of the Hartford - He Also Receives a Loving Cup Valued at 850OO from the Citizens of New Ycrx Adm Schley shares Honors ith Dewey New Yokk Sept 30 New York was decked brilliantly Thursday in honor of the gallant sailor who is waiting at her gate Had an ocean of color swept through the city its ebbing tide could not have stained the streets more bril ¬ liantly Hundreds of miles of red white and biue bunting covered the noble facades of Broadway and Fifth avenue and a million flags nutter over the town Not even the churches have escaped the universal decoration The doors and gothic windows of Old Trinity on lower Broadway are grace fully draped with the national color and in ancient Trinity grave3ard the tomb of that gallant sailor who dy ing issued the command not to give up the ship lies shrouded in the silken folds of the flag for which he died A million visitors are here to participate in the glorious celebration Sailors and marines ashore from the big fighting machines helped to swell the crowd trooping in all direcUniformed members of the tions staff of arriving governors were every- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ two days celebrations was devoted eral states who rode in carriages to a demonstration on water though many of them were popular Atone oclock sharp the squadron and would have received big demon- ¬ got under way It was an inspiring strations at any other time passed al moment when the column started up most unnoticed The crowds would the harbor and the great navai parade hae none of them to dar began to be a reality First came the It was Rr Adm Schley who divided police boat Patrol which was the the honors with the central figure of apex of a wedge spreading out to the day He received a demonstration the fireboats New Yorker and Van second only to that of Dewey People Wyck which followed abreast The along the line of march fairly rose at steamer Sandy Hook having on board him shouting their already lacerated the mayor and the representatives of throats to the breaking point Hurrah the city of New York with the stand- ¬ for the hero of Santiago There is ards of the city flying from the fore the man that smashed Cerveras fleet and aft masts steamed alongside of Hip hip hurrah for Schley and kin ¬ the Olympia the flag ship of Adm dred cries came from all parts of the Dewey on the port side line After the Olympia came the armored In upper Fifth avenue some en- ¬ cruiser New York the flagship of Rr thusiastic lady threw him a handful Adm Sampson with her big turrets of roses They landed fairly in the ana guns appearing like a moving fort- ¬ carriage The admiral leaned for- ¬ ress as she followed in the wake of the ward picked them up and lifted them admirals ship The Chicago brought to his lips Instantly all the ladies in up the rear of the column the balcony seemed possessed with the Following the New York were the desire to have their flowers similarly two first class battleships Indiana and honored and he was fairly bombarded Many of the flowers fell into the Massachusetts Then followed the ¬ gunboat Marietta small by compari- street only to be caught up by eager son with the Lancaster with the aux spectators and carried to the carriages iliary cruiser Scorpion behind Before he got to Madison Adm Schiey When the parade reached a point op- was up to his arms in flowers posite Hoboken a welcome to the adThe first ceremony today was the miral was fired from a cannon on the presentation at the city hall of a gold green in Hudson park From some loving cup to the admiral by Mayor points on shore Adm Dewey could be Van Wyck on behalf of the city of seen standing on the bridge of the New York Olympia and wherever this was the Mayor Van Wycks address was case the cheering and waving of hand- ¬ couched in most elegant language re- ¬ kerchiefs by the crowd was wildly en- ¬ viewing Deweys life from childhood The crowd waiting at to Manila bay thusiastic When the mayor had ¬ Grants tomb was the largest ever gath- concluded Adm Dewey replied as fol ered there lows The admirals cruiser at 225 oclock It would be quite impossible to ex- ¬ was opposite Seventy ninth street press in words how deeply I am moved Then there was a tremendous demon- ¬ by this all these honors one after stration Cannon roared the people the other that beautiful cup the 3elled and flags and handkerchiefs freedom of the cit this great mag- ¬ I can not say what were waved from the streets and hun ¬ nificent reception dreds of roofs and windows I want but speaking for myself and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ished his breakfast he sent for his private physician Dr Percy who was closeted with him for a few minutes Adm Dewey later called on the mem- ¬ bers of his family and his relatives Five Thousand of Them Near Dundee and chatted with them for fully one Natal and About to Attack hour new York Oct 2 Adm Dewey left the the Waldorf Astoria Monday at 1215 From All Points In Come- Transvaal Natal - Reports of and Cape Colony oclock on his journey to Washington Military Activity Continued The trip from Jersey City to Washing- Jonbert at Laings Nek BOERS MASSING A Gentle Wind weet eeeses eee Tells no sweeter story to humanity than the announcement thai the heilth giver and health bringer Hoods Sar saparilla tells of the birth of an era of good health It is the one reliable specific for the cure of all blood I stomach and liver troubles of Western Birth EJYCUOW H ecoe STGNAL TO GREET DEWEY This naval signal forming the words will fly from the Welcome Admiral flagstaff of the Army and Navy building in Washington on October r and 3 when Dewey arrives at the capital where The arrangements for the two days celebration are completed The great arch at Madison Square modeled after the Triumphal Arch of Titus and upon which the most famous sculptors of America have lavished their genius is practically finished and stands a superb tribute to the nations hero It is more beautiful than the arch in ¬ THE DEWEY CELEBRATION AT NEW YORK Rome At 1030 all the sailors on the Olym pia who fought in the battle of Manila ton was made on the most elaborate special train ever run by the Pennsyl ¬ vania railroad Adm Deweys personal party consisted of himself his son George B Dewey his brother Charles Dewey and wife Capt Lamberton and wife Flag Lieut Brumby and Lieut Caldwell A special private car was provided for the admiral In addition the fol- ¬ lowing naval officers as special quests also accompanied the party Rr Adms Sampson Schley Philip and Case Capts C D Sigsbee and Robley D Evans Commander E P Wood and Ensign E L Bennett Gen Miles was also in the party Cape Town Oct 2 The Cape Argus publishes the following dispatch from Commandant Gen Jou Chariestown bert will command the Boer forces at Lainjrs Nek This is reg arded as the Transvaals reply to the movements of There is consid ¬ the British troop erable uneasiness here Duntjke Natal Oct 2 Five thousand Boers are now concentrated in close proximity to the frontier and it is re ¬ ported that they are about to attack Dundee The most complete precau- ¬ tions have been taken Chariestown is deserted All the wom en and children have left and not more than 10 men are now there A locomotive is ready to bring away the rail way staff Newcastle Natal October 2 Four thousand Boors are at Sandsprit and Volksrust just beyond the Natal bor- ¬ der The Natal police are being called in from outlying stations and the local troops and carbineers are mobilizing for the defense of Newcastle London Oct 2 From all points in the Transvaal Natal and Cape Colony come reports of continued military ac- ¬ tivity on the frontiers and while the movement of individual commands as yet do not show concerted plans it is evident that the narrow wedge like strip of Natal whose apex is crowned with the ominous name of Majuba Hill will be the center of the coming storm Late Saturday the Boers established a camp at Scheepers Nek near Vry heid and they will mobilize a great force on the Buffalo river Monday which the authorities at Dundee expect will move across the border to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fmt I GOLF AS A TEMPER TEST A lMf B m f Luckless Player Demonstrates How Easy It Is to Control Ones Self A golf etory which should certainly be added to the already excellent number to which the grme has given birth possesses an advantage which cannot be claimed for all of them that of being absolutely authen- ¬ tic An enthusiast who was somewhat of a tyro at golf though of great distinction at other formfl of athletics had a series of mis forunes with which most people can s mpa thire He was playing against a man whose opinion he valued and he consistently tpped his ball sliced it pulled it lifted it into a tree played a fine deck stroke into a bunker and made extraordinary straight putts in which the ball hopped genially across the hole into the long grass which skirted the green At first the players demeanor was omi ¬ nously sweet he seemed positively to enjoy his strokes then he grew mad then he grew apparently careless though his caddie no ¬ ticed the carelessless was only assumed as he was pressing horribly The worst ot golf is that you can never deceive either your caddie or your ball At last at the seventh hole he grew wonderfully calm and marched off to the next teeing ground remarking to his trembling caddie that he would not trouble to hole out After an easy prelim- ¬ inary swing or two he topped his ball which trickled away about 20 yards to the right Then the man took all his clubs and broke them one by one across his knee remarking quietly to his opponent that it is better te break your infernal clubs than to lose your infernal temper London Telegraph long-distance COMMERCIAL WIT A Farcel of Puns That Were Worked Off All Right Bat They Didnt Take Four traveling men sat on the sidewalk in front of the Windsor the other night tell- ¬ The man who smoked stogies ing stories had just finished a somnambulist tale Reminds me of what the pickpocket said to his fellow prisoner commented the man with the nasal blossom What was that he said as the I am here gentlemen result of a moment of abstraction The pun fell with a dull sickening thud But the man who smoked stogies came to the front again Like the incendiary eh There is some He was there because of his similarity habit of making light of things The blossomy man refused to be silent But did vou hear about the forger No Why He was there on account of a simple de ¬ sire to make a name for himself The man with the stogie meditated he That reminds me of the burglar There was a three-minutcasually remarked stage wait and the man who liked apple jack gave way to curiosity Whv As he said through nothing but taking advantage of an opening which offered in a large mercantile establishment The blossomy man had departed leaving a fiCe far reaching void St Paul Globe e that point probably at once It is believed that a conflict at this point will ¬ f bay were called to the quarterdeck and lined up in review before the admiral Capt Lamberton addressed the men briefly informing them that congress had voted to each a medal commemo- ¬ rative of their valor and victory in their fight with the Spaniards and that Adm Dewey had ordered that the medals be distributed so that the men could wear them during the celebra- ¬ The ceremony was an interesting one and the proud Jackies when dis ¬ missed turned away with beaming faces hugging their prizes to their tion breasts Another interesting event occurred when Commander who sailed with Faragut and Dewey in the West Gulf tquadron in 1SG1 unrolled a package which he had carefully guarded all the way to the Olympia and displaying a faded blue admirals ensign upcn which were stitched four white stars he said I wish to present to to Adm Dewey you the first admirals flag ever broken out in the navy of this country Tnat grand old admiral whose name and memory all so revere first hoisted this ensign upon the good ship Hartford before New Orleans and afterwards on the Franklin and since it came down from that masthead it has never been whipped i3 the wind or worn by the elements You the worthy successor of that great admiral whose tactics you so successfully fol- ¬ lowed a short while ago I deem the proper person for Farraguts mantle to fall upon Adm Dewey was deeply affected and tears were in his eyes as he gazed at the souvenir It was several moments before he could find his voice Finally he said ¬ ¬ ¬ George W Baird ¬ it at the masthead Ill fly it in the parade Ill fly it al wajs and and when I strike my ad mirals flag this will be the flag I shall strike Owing to the the stream of official visitors the roar of salutes continued al most without interruption all day Maj Gen Nelson A Miles at the head of the Washington committee called to submit the programme for the reception at the national capital and Maj Gen Merritt and his staff stiff with gold braid came over from Governors Island to officially welcome Adm Dewey in the name of the army They were received with all the honors befitting their rank the climax was not reached but 111 fly it Ill fly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ came down the bay in the afternoon on the yacht Wild Duck He was accompanied by Gen Francis V Greene some officers of the New York naval militia and several of Deweys captains at Manila including Capt Dyer of the Baltimore Capt Wood of the Petrel Capt Wilder of the Boston and Capt When they Walker of the Concord got aboard Adm Dewey took them over the ship and the sight of the fighting captains set the tars mad with delight New York Sept SO Adm Deweys reception began Friday under most fa vorable auspices The weather was bright clear and crisp The first of the ¬ until Gov Roosevelt of New York Washington 2 Oct Dispatches from Tuli Rhodesia anElaborate preparations have been made to give nounced that another force of burgh Adm Dewey a glorious and mighty ers is massed at Pietersburg 50 miles welcome when he returns to Washing ¬ south and that outlying parties are ton Monday evening the nations posted at all the drifts along the LimHis arrival in the city will be popo river hero signalized by an admirals salute of 17 In the meantime Col Plummers col ¬ guns and a pandemonium of noise umn is moving 50 miles nearer the from all the cannon bells and steam Transvaal frontier and has establishFrom ed telephone connections to within six whistles in or about the city this time until late in the night his miles of Rhodesia drift on the Limpresence will let loose the kindled en- popo thusiasm of the thousands who have Enthusiastic scenes at all the rail way stations have marked the advance been eagerly awaiting his coming A civic parade of 12000 men is only of the Natal volunteers a small part of the first nights proceedDispatches from Mafeking announce ings for an immense throng of the peo that Comma dant Cronje commander will file before him for an hour their f the Transvaal border police crossed number being limited only by the the border and visited Chief Baralolpa broad width of Pennsylvania avenue apparently with the object of inciting He and the president will oceupy a re ¬ him to fight The British civil comGold loving cup presented to the admiral by the people of the city of New York lS carat gold and cost 5000 The cup is three sided made of viewing stand built just south of the missioner ordered the chief to stay treasury building and facing Pennsyl and protect the women and children telling him that he would not be able The scene was inspiring all along the gallant squadron I had the honor vania avenue to fight Mount Tom which use to be the site to command at Manilla 1 thank you Johannesburg Oct 2 The com THE FIREWORKS DISPLAY of aneld fort had 7 000 or 5 000 persons from the bottom of my heart mandering orders are completed and on it It was one of the best points of Adm Dewey evinced a desire to From Eight Different Points They Were the burghers are ready for the field A view of the Riverside park shake hands with all the naval officers et Off Dewey Witnessed the One larsre body passed through the town The Olympia rounded the stakeboat and introduce them to the mayor at Gei Grants louib Saturday afternoon St Marys off One Hundred and Twenty-fHe almost hugged Rr Adm Schley Business has virtually ceased The ifth street at half past two oclock and he patted Capt Coghian on the New York Oct 1 The fireworks merchants have finished barracading amid deafening sounds of cannon and back As Dewey greeted Schlej the in this city in honor of Adm Dewey premises and the proprietors of the cheers from the largest crowd ever crowd sent up cheer after cheer for Friday night was grand drinking saloons expect to receive a Dewey and Schley gathered in this city As soon as the From eight different points in Great- ¬ notification to close their establish The parade was one hour and fifteen greetings were over the mayor began er New York fireworks were exhibited minutes passing Fulton street The his speech presenting the citys loving the grandest display being at the bat- ments A party of 200 Germans has been vessels moved at about eight knots an cup tery Adm Dewey witnessed the dis notified to leave and the Irish corps hour After the formal ceremonies Adm play at Grants tomb commanded by Blake an Irish AmeriBy actual Dewey went about shaking hands with New Yokk Sept 30 viewed from the roofs of can will go early in the week At night Come here all you cap- any of the high buildings down town count the number of men in the Dewey his friends Three trains tilled with armed land paraie Saturday afternoon was tains he said addressing the naval New York Friday night appeared an burghers for the Natal border were Wrhen the captains enchanted city 30902 captains present SundaT evening reported as unable to The parade started at 10 minutes had all assembled he waved his hand The great buildings were bright leave Braalfontein owing to a block past 11 oclock and the last company toward them and said These are the with dazzling light and gorgeous color on the line which has disorganized reached the Washington arch at 5 min men who did it These are the men On the rivers were fairy barges the whole train service utes to 6 It required 3 hours and 55 who shold be thanked Without them in the sky flashing shafts of blue The Two thousand passengers left Satpass a riven point I could do nothing minutes to water seemed a ribbon of lambent urday by the morning and afternoon Tne land pagent overtopped even 2 New York Oct The functions flame trains and nearly a thousand more by the colossal welcome when Dewey and the receptions that have figured Never before in the history of New outgoing trains Saturday night steamed up the harbor and anchored so prominentl in the daily life of York has this city ever witnessed a The government undertakes to prooff Riverside opposite Grants tomb Adm Dewey since his arrival off Sandy greater pyrotechnic and electrical dis vide for the families of the burghers The naval parade of Friday was a Hook last Tuesday morning have play than that with which the return w ho go to the front magnificent and superb spectacle but proven almost too much for his of Adm Dewey was celebrated in the the wonder of modern times was the strength The admiral has been un harbor and waters surrounding the is Cold Snap in Wisconsin No great land parade a perpetual physical and land of Manhattan Friday night der such Plainfield Wis Oct 2 ThermomThe number of persons who saw nervous strain that he is now alntost more picturesque spectacle has ever eters early Sunday morning registered Dewey well reached into the millions exhausted Saturdays ceremonies been presented to so large a concourse 20 degrees above zero which breaks The admirals progress from the tomb were the most taxing on his strength gathered on both shores of the all previous records for September of Grant to the reviewing stand was of any that he has yet to undergo North river as that of the great hulks weather The ground was frozen one literally one of glorious triumph and he appeared Sunday looking pale of the battle ships of Deweys fleet inch deep Potatoes are badly frozen He rode at the head of the proces- and worn despite the fact that he re ¬ silhouetted against the great back- and the loss will be extensive sion with Mayor Van Wyck im- ¬ tired early Saturday evening and en ground of the sky and shining from Several Firemen Hurt Gen joyed a good nightr rest Maj mediately followinc stem to stem with myriads of incan111 2 Bloomington Oct The cheers The Roe and his staff The admiral Sunday was too fa descent lights while all around in Co was burned to with which he was greeted made tigued to do more than remain in his numerable brilliantly decorated yachts Illinois Cereal Mills him ride bareheaded most of the room the greater part of the time and and other river craft honored the na the ground Sunday night entailing a Several fire way He was visibly affected Now rest quietly At 10 oclock Adm Dewey tions hero loss of nearly 200000 convulsive- had an engagement to meet the Chimen were hurt and then his lips twitched Broke His Neck ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ certainly occur early in the week At the same time the Boers are collecting a force of 2000 men under the notorious Commandant Cronje in the Mulmani gold fields near Mafeking where Col Baden Powell is stationed ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v TtIP c ¬ ¬ a bit will you One of the bargemen ceased rowing and eyed the cup challenger critically Wot do ye call that ere thing youre on he demanded This replied Sir Thomas courteously is the- yacht Sham- ¬ rock Bill sniffed the bareee turning to iiis neighbor on the next thwart e calls er the Shamrock Another bloomin hin justice to Ireland N Y Commercial Ad-¬ - Another on Ireland Sir Thomas Lipton is himself authority for a story that relates to his experience on the Shamrock when lying in Southampton water Observing a quartette of bargemen rowing their clumsy craft in perilous prox imity to the yachts delicate sides he called Hi my men Keep away out pleasantly ¬ ¬ vertiser ¬ ¬ ¬ laughed derisively He isnt up with the latest discoveries in He doesnt know that we science it said can stand a temperature of 312 degrees be ¬ low zero Chicago Tribune Some Other Plan Necessary The trusts exclaimed the excited in- ¬ dividual who so to opeak was at the ora- ¬ torical bat must be frozen out The trust microbe in the audience slapped the typhoid fever microbe on the back and ¬ ¬ Not Wasted Johnny did you take your cough medicine regularly in school as I told you Xom Tommy Budds liked it an he gimme an apple for it Stray Stories The man who controls his temper governs his worst enemy Chicago Daily News ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Then vour best friends turn their heads aside A bad breath means a bad liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure constipation biliousness dyspepsia stck headache 25c All druggists Is vow breath bad ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ he wiped his eyes At the reviewing stand when he and the mayor alighted from their carriage and stepped into their stand which was banked up by 10000 costly roses there was a tremendous ovation vo -ume after volume of cheers most ter- ¬ rific and the wildest of scenes The three admirals Howison Samp- ¬ son and Philip as they rode by with their brilliantly accoutered staffs were easily recognized and got flatter ¬ ing applause as did many of the popular officers of the North Atlantic The governors of the sev- squadron ly and occasional- cago Dewey committee and before he came down sent a message to Mayor Carter Harrison requesting that he be not expected to shake hands with the members of the committee The ad- ¬ miral explained this request by saying that he had had so much hand shaking on Saturday that his hand pained him severely Adm Dewey rose early Sunday morning however sending for a cup of tea at 6 oclock Shortly after he ordered a light breakfast which was sent to his apartments and which he ate alone When the admiral had fin- - ernoon Frank Zuber was driving home from Antwerp O Near the bridge across the Maumee river his horse be came frightened and tipped the buggy over down a 20 foot embankment Zu bers neck was broken Shipping Grain to France Hicksviile O Oct- - 2 Sunday aft- ¬ Capt Carter Sentenced Oct 1 Capt Carter is sentenced to five years imprisonment Washington ftSlr W L DOUGLAS 3 350 SHOES lIMU 1n BUCKINGHAMS DYE 60CT in Want your moustache or beard a baautif ul brown or rich black Then use inn m - of PwuGcirr on ft P haia a Co Nashua n h Worth 4 to ¬ 5000 This sen- ¬ tence was approved by the president Saturday Capt Carter is now at Gov ¬ ind to pay a fine of Indorsed by over 6 compared with other makes C 1000000 wearers ernors island under arrest and the sentence will begn immediately ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES Till UfM IX K eeaa W L booglu w and pri sUaip4 oa bollon Football Victim The first Oct 1 Will F Muscatine la direct shipment of grain to France in many years left here Sunday on McGauhey a student in the Muscatine the British steamship Elton bound to aigh school and son of Sheriff Mc Rochefort The cargo consisted of 92 Saughey died from injuries sustained hile playing football last Monday 529 bushels of oats valued at 51982 Philadelphia Oct 2 Take no substitute claimed Largest makers of 3 and 1350 shoes in the world Your dealer should keep them If not vo will send you L PPa apairou receipt of urlre State kind of leather size and width plalu or cap toe tobeSKood 4 W L DOUGLAS Catalogue B Free SHOE GO Brockton Mass Irs tS 3i bottle Gri tNerveHRestorer Lux trialArch Stand treatise R KlAXlt Phii CJTC Periaaneittly Cartas use of Dr Klines11 wousnesafttrflrstday NosUsor nerr- V t4 i LOST PROMISES In the golden days Where I strolled at eve in the wood Now I often stand On the shell strewn sand And think of the seas between My heart passed away from the true I wnen my dreams were young And my harp was hung On willows In the sunlit dew While I laughed at will At the sleeping hill That wakened to answer me My heart grew away from the sky That showered its joy When I was a boy When tears never blinded my eye But with hope and care And an earnest prayer Will bring all that has gone away --Harvey P Layton in Atlanta Constitu- ¬ tion My heart grrew away from the good When I left my ways come next Well my dog is dead I am sorry I began but he interrupted Dead I say Life went from it in writh ings and twistings in screams of agony the little beast poor little beast I would have ended iia misery but I wanted to sec I wanted to find some death so horrible that it would pass the invention of man And I have found it signore See this toy of a knife This fairys dagger and he held up a tiny lancet only a touch of it and a man would die as that dog did in writh ings in twistings in screams I rose and put my hand on his arm keep- ¬ ing my eyes steadily on his face Corte I said this is not like you You arc not well Here is some wine and I poured him out a goblet of Orvieto He drained it at a gulp and sat with his head buried in his hands As he sat there the scene in the lonely hut when I went forth an outcast from Arezzo came back to me and there rose before me the dim light of the torch the mad figure of my host and I could almost Have you ever seen a mad dog die No answered wondering what would 1 burst out 7she is not dead Worse than that he Aaid it was done by Cesares orders Then Cesare Borgia will pay with his life for this I exclaimed At this moment there was a knock at the door and Burin entered bearing a silver flnTon the stopper of which was made of a quaintly carved dragon Your eminence ordered this with the My God at your thtferstand that you take this Tcuture own risk I saw what he meant if I failed I was to be sacrificed and my mind was made up I would accept with a condition I quite understand there is one thing Porter AnliMfU Haallna ua AjrnAn L i NR second service PAmboise and retiring France he said placing it before been made for this outrage on an ally of said DAmboise I could almost find it in my heart to let loose open war for I pledge you my word your excellency that I will not rest until full reparation has hear the pattering of the rain and the dy- ¬ isrxlA y t m i J i i f m h m j ing hisses of the log fire without Then I saw other things as well and a pity came on me for the man before me A sudden thought struck me and acting on the impulse of the moment I spoke See here Corte You are ill you want ¬ AKVV sjpmewv 1805 Copyright All by D Appieton Co rest quiet Throw off these dark thoughts and do what I say Two miles from Colza in the Bergamasque lies a small farm It is mine rights reserved CHAPTER XVII Continued We now began to hurry a little and found that Corte was right for the soldiers who had lined the passage inside the Bronze gates had taken themselves off and a con- ¬ siderable number of servants and followers were enjoying here the results of pi ratical raids on the supper tables Outside however everything was in or der for De Leyva was a thorough soldier I found both the Spaniard and De Briconnct cursing their luck at being on the guards and attacking a capon which they were washing down with copious draughts of Their duties kept thorn outFuiemian side and it wis a poor supper they were making by the light of torches seated together on the steps of the Vatican asked What out already eavaliere going Is the cardinal De Briconnet No but there is a little business I an swered as l called Jacopo Can I not come Xom eiu diable It would be a relaxation said De Leyva I am afraid not gentlemen although we thank you Here Jacopo Get three of our ieiows and toow me j en uiuomerse to hold their horses It was done in a twinkling and in a few steps having harked back we were in the Papal gardens The casino or summer house of the pope was in full light and we directed our steps there without difficulty I made two of our men walk in front Jacopo and the third behind us and we remained in the middle Strict orders were given to have swords ready and to use them at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ once mapde and myself if we had been fools enough to go without escort We reached the Nothing happened casino and waited tnere a full hour but there was no sign of Michelotto At last I lost patience He never meant to cross a sword with you chevalier I can bear witness you were here and kept tryst We have escaped a felons blow together Come back it is We getting late even for his eminence turned and made our way back but it was a good two hours before DAmboise retired Bayard had gone on long before declining aU oders of escort When we reached the palace we found he had arrived safely I wished St Armande a good night with more respect for him in my heart than I ever felt before and turned to seek my apartments Late as it was however there was to be no sleep for me as De Briconnet whose brain the Falerian had merely made more lively insisted on accompanying me and we split another ilask and talked of falconry till the verge of the morning -- Except for the moonlight the gardens themselves were not illuminated and as we tramped along the paths l thought to myself how easy it would have been for Michelotto to have got rid of both St Ar X Defaure delivered his message received his answer and tripped away his little pages cap set jauntily en the side of his head and the haft of his dagger clinking against the silver chain which held it to his belt As for me my heart leaped at the words for I felt sure my business was come and summoning Jacopo I gave him the necessary orders to have our men in readiness for an immediate start I then sought St Armande and toid him what I expect ed I am ready he said simply Very well then sup lightly and await nie in my apartments I turned back and on reaching my rooms was surprised to find I had a visitor await ing me It was Corte As I have said he has cast rside his fantastic dress and was robed as a doctor He still kept his heavy book under his arm and the features of his curious seamed face and thin bloodless lips were as pale as if he had arisen from the dead His eyes alone blazed with an unnatural brill tancy but he was outwardly calm 1 came but to see if you were safe signore after last night he said as he took my hand Thanks I replied offering him a seat we are all quite safe Nothing happened Either he had The don was not there changed his mind or we were too strong in iorce he said A little of both I should think placed his book on with a thin smile as he Signore he went on are you the table not a little surprised and curious to see me am Well Mcsser Corte I will own to it But 1 am honestly glad that fortune has given the wheel a right turn for you lt is not fortune he said it is some thing greater It is fate No chance turn of the wiieel of a sleeping goddess When his I Bed from you signore on that day 1 Rome came to voice choked a little Never mind how Here a great man found tne Great men pick up little things for their purposes sometimes And Matthew Corte who is but a little man knows things the great man doe3 not know IIo and he laughed mirthlessly ho And that has put crown- - in your purse Yes crowns in my purse crowns in my he repeated and then the old madpurse ness came upon him and he rose and paced 1 could have done it last night the room the hilt of my dagger ring a ainst made his heart the devil the devil But he is not to die this way not thus not thus He will die as no other man has died and it will come soon very soon Mat hew ¬ ¬ ¬ CHAPTER XVIII THE OPAL RING His eminence will await the Donati at supper this evening Signor ¬ ¬ Mine still though mortgaged Go there Ask for the Casino Savelli and pay you have come from me from Ugo di Savelli You know my name now and the will want nothing more from you Live there until you are better or as long as you like The air is pure in the hills there is the boqueton for you to hunt the life is good Will you do this He lifted his head and looked at me Then rising he placed one hand on each ol my shoulders thin hands they were with long bony fingers that held like claws Signore he raid with emotion Donati or Savelli whoever yu are you are a I thank you good man but it cannot be And lifting up his book he Cood by turned and strode out of the room leaving me a little chilled After that 1 waited for my meeting with DAmboise 1 saw to the packing of a valise went down and looked at the homes closely inspected the arms and mount my men who looked capable of anything and in one way and another managed to get through the time until about the sixth hour when his eminence supped I present- ¬ ed myself punctually and was ushered into an inner apartment which 1 had not hith erto seen and where the supper was evi dently to be held for the table was set out there I was alone at first and seating my self on a lounge looked abeut me The room was small but beautifully fitted Dp and had all the appearance of being the cardinals private study By my side was a table on which was spread a map with various crosses marked on it in red chalk the chalk itself lying on the map where it had been carelessly Hung In front of we was an altar surmounted by a silver bearing an exquisitely carved crucifix Christ Near it in a corner leaned a long straight sword from whose cross handle hung a pair of fine steel gauntlets Rest ing on a cushion placed on a stand was the cardinals hat atid behind the stand 1 could sec the brown outline of a pair of riding boots and the glitter of burnished spurs In a corner of the room was a large table set out with writing materials and covered with papers Running my eyes over these idly I finally let them rest on the supper table which was arranged with lavish profusion The curtains of the win ¬ dows were drawn and the light from eight tall candles in jeweled holders fell on the rose and amber of the wine in the quaint llasks on the cheerful brown crusts of the pasties on the gay enameling of the com litures and on the red gold of the plate I noticed too that the table was set for three only lt was evidently a private supper where things were to be discussed and I became glad for I felt already a step on wards towards winning back my name and I seemed to see in the mirror on the wall to my left a vision of a woman with dark hair and dark eyes Your eminence I fairly started up 1 ad not observed the entrance of DAmboise until he stood beside me and touched me lightly on the shoulder 1 did not think Dreaming cavalierc you were so given 1 am afraid that late as I am I must still keep you from your supper for I expect another guest Ila there ie is Indeed as he spoke the door swung open noiselessly and Machiavelli entered He was plainly and simply dressed and wore no sword merely a dagger at his side I thought however I caught the gleam of a steel corselet under his vest as he greeted the cardinal and DAmboises own sip phire was not more brilliant than the single opal which blazed in the secretarys hand This is the Cavalierc Donati your excellency said the cardinal but 1 think you know each other Machiavelli extended his hand to me with his inscrutable smile but as 1 met his eyes I saw that they were troubled and anxious He however spoke with easy unconcern Well met Messer Donati I can only say I am sorry we parted so soon I would have given much to have had you in Florence for a few days more Your excellency is most kind said the cardinal but are St Dennis you gentlemen going to exchange compliments and starve instead of sitting down to supper Burin are we not ready and he turned to his gray haired major domo who had entered the room Your eminence is served replied the man and we took our seats on each side of the table DAmboise between us You need not wait Burin but remain in Burin stepped out silently the passage and the cardinal said with an air of apol ogy You must not mind so informal a re past gentlemen but we have much to dis- ¬ cuss pleasure first however my maitre dhotel has an artists soul and he will have a lit if we do not touch this pasty The cardinal ate and talked I now and then put in a word but the secretary was very silent and hardly touched anything said DAmboise but your St Dennis And I excellency is a poor trencherman heard so much of you Your eminence will excuse me when I say 1 have bad news Let DAmboise became grave at once me say how sorry I am It is not a matter and he glanced meaningly at the of stare ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ this We are not ready your eminence Rest assured of my thanks and I will gladly accept your aid but at present we can do nothing This however has not decreased my zeal for the measures we are planning and with your permission we will now discuss these and put aside my private trouble For me I could hardly breathe A hundred feelings were tossing together within me all that I could think of was to throw aside everything to gallop to Perugia to save her at any cost The cardinals voice came to me as from a distance I agree one glass each of this all round and then eavaliere would you mind handing me those glasses Three peculiar shaped straw colored Venetian glasses were close to me these passed onwards mechanically to DAmboise and he went on filling the glasses to the brim With wine from the flagon as he spoke 1 admired the rare workmanship of this fagon last night and his holiness sent it home with me full to the brim with this ¬ ¬ What Ten days is a wide margin I will stop Bozardo or die but 1 propose effecting the release of the Lady Angiola as well A glad look came into Machiavellis eyes but the cardinal flashed out Nom du Diable What grasshopper have you got in your head Leave the demoiselle to us You cannot do two things at once Then with respect to your eminence I decline the affair of the ducats DAmboise looked at me in sheer amazement You decline you dare but Machiavelli interposed A moment your eminence Can we get another agent Not now it is too late now And we have no money for active meas¬ Foe eota all mis fcufitti tarns bone brotaee itch ecsesna c Urrb are throat erysipelas corns chapped bands or lips piles sod ail ub osrs or sores of ritia or raocoos mem ¬ brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will ease sore or inflamed eye in forty sight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refnnded Horsemen will find this oil will ears alter barns scratches cracked heel old sores and collar galls No onra no E nRRIYAL Or TRAINS 888 p nt From Mftysrilto To Cincinnati 1058 a m ft8t j 1010 p m sfeom Lexington 511 a ni 746 a mf 888 p m 627 p m Fnsa Richmond 505 a in 740 a m m fnm Cincinnati 71 a 16 m H25 p m 97 sals by For Kentucky DBPAjrrtTBE 08 TBAim CUrke A Kennay Pfcris ¬ lOmar omo New Photograph Gallery ¬ once D Cable has opened a cosy new pho ¬ tograph gallery on Mala street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he it prepared to rrake good pictures at low ures prices Kodak work will also be fin ¬ Not a livre It seems to me that the eavaliere has us ished np promptly in first class styie in his hands and we had better agree After Be solicits the patronage of the publio all he only risks his head twice instead of Uoafit DAmboise bit his lips and with a frown began to drum on the table with his fingers I sat silent but resolved and Machiavelli rising went to the writing table pulling out from his vest a parchment In this he s m 751 a mt 340 p To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a sm 545 p m 1014 p m So Richmond 11 8 a 548 p M 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m M p at F B Cab Ajent a a CHESAPEAKE EAST 1 To My Patrons moved my gallery fixtures to way residence on Henderson street but I sm prepared to make pictures from old negatives or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my resi dence ¬ 01 K V ¬ I have TIME TABLE BOUND ¬ 1 which Giulia Bella herself poured into it The wine is of a priceless brand and our lord was good enough to say that if 1 liked it he would send me all in his cel lars if I only let him knew We will drink this then with your emi nences permission to the success of the un dertaking said the secretary poising his glass in the air Right said DAmboise Gentlemen success to our venture He raisnl the wine to his lips I silently did the same Hold on We stopped in amaze and Machiavelli who had spoken quietly emptied his glass into a bowl beside him What docs this mean said the cardinal This your eminence and Machiavelli held out his hand on which an opal was flashing a moment before The stone was still there in the geld band on his finger but it was no longer an opal but something black as jet devoid of all luster Startled by the movement DAmboise bent over the extended fingers and I fcJ- ¬ ¬ ¬ Flernian rapidly wrote something and dusting it ever with drying powder held it to the flame of a candle Then he turned back leisurely and as he resumed his seat handed me the paper I have just filled in your name on this blank uafe conduet through the Papal States I took the precaution of obtaining When can you this from Sforza to day Lt Louisville 1115am 840pm At Lexington Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 53opm Lv Wlnche8terll58am 928pm 915am 880pm Ar Mt Sterling 22opm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 657am 340pm Ar Ar 830am 600pm t New York Philadelphlal0l5am 705pm WEST BOUND 1240nn 908pm 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm X00am 520pm 735am 845pm 911am ti30pm start a T Now your excellency and 1 tf office safe conduct securely by 1 suppose I must agree said the cardinal suddenly If it fails all is lost if it The Bourbon Steam Laundry succeeds There will probably be a new Conclave having secured oilice room at your eminence said Machiavelli Parker James corner Fourth DAmboises forehead flushed dark at the will locate their main hidden meaning in the Florentines words and Main Phone No But we all knew that the chair of St Peter office at that place was ever before his eyes and for this he dr All calls or bundles entrusted schemed and saved although profuse in his to them will receive prompt at ¬ habits George of Amboise never gained his desire but when he died he left a far tention tune of eleven millions This however was yet to be My agency insures against I had already risen to take my leave as old re- ¬ Machiavelli spoke and the cardinal taking fire wind and storm best no notice of his last remark turned to me liable prompt paying compa ¬ with something of his old good temper Per haps the hint of Florentine support at the nies non union next papal election was not bout its soft ¬ W 0 HINTON Agent ening elYcct Did I undertsand you to say that you were ready to start at once eavaliere Yes jcur eminence Then let me wish you good fortune aoieu BOUGHT FOK CASH Your eminence has my grateful thanks I bowed to DAmboise and the secretary and withdrew but as the door swung behind me I heard Machiavellis voice The air of Rome does not suit me your TEETH EXTRACTED No thanks No more Faler eminence ¬ It Grinnas S 8 Abnet mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Termi Leave orders at Post put the very reasonable Ar Lexington Ar Krankfort A r Shelby villa Ar Louisville Ar Winchester 4100am 4115pm 1001am 72tpm Trains marked thus f ran daily ex sept Sunday other trains ran daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington change and New York without For rates Sleeping Car saserrationB ot any information call on r George W Barney PB Agent L Nv Carr Div Pass Agent Lexington BR Paris Ky ¬ Frankfort Cincinnati Ry tit ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME RD IN EFFECT DE EMBER 5TH 188 EAST BOUND No 1 No 3 Pmm Pass Eve Frankfort a 7 Ouun 3 40pm 7 11am 3 52pm Lve Eikhoru 7 18am 4 00pm Lre Switzer Lve tramping Ornd 7 2Kam 4 lOprn 7 Mam 4 16pm Lve Duvalis 7 39am 4 22pm Lve Johnson 7 ISam 4 2 pm Lve Georgetown L7e C S Ky Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 8 17am 4 48Dm Lve Newtown Lve Centre vi He 25um 4 f6pm 8 30am 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth 8 40am 5 10pm Arr Paris c uh inssrancB Policies ¬ H S STOUT Paris Ky Nt 5 Mixed i 00pm 1 20pm l 85pm 1 56pm 2 nian TO BE CONTINUED WITHOUT PAIS 300pas 30pm NO OAS A HERO OF THE MINES ft NO COCAINE MPA The Noble Aet of Self Sncriflce Per formed by a Rougli Miner A ¬ A simple explication to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by th public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects filling 9PfrWSSFOlBSSSHSSaE3Jffi WEST BOUND Catephoric treatment Set of teeth Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns for painles No 2 Prss Lve Paris e Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville IVM Newtown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown 9 0 9 9 10 10 No Pa b 5 5 5 4 Nt Mfxe4 western mining journal records - a shining- act of self sacrifice on a The lorpia will rue thi3 day ¬ lowed his example The red on the cardinals cheek went out and his lips paled as he looked at the ring Poison Heart of Jesus he muttered through pale lips Yes slowly with said Machiavelli drawing his hand the ring tells no lies Diavolo Was ever so grim a jest Asking ou to tell him if your eminence liked the wine lt was too near a matter to be pleasant and the hideous jest and the treachery of Alexander idled me with a hot anger It had the effect however of pulling me to- ¬ gether at once the sudden presence of death and the danger recalling me to myself for all my thoughts of Angiola I breathed a prayer of thanks for our escape It was a good omen My luck was not yet run out By G DAnjboise sprang to his feet he said bringing his clenched fist into the palm of his hand the Borgia will rue this day here give me those glasses He seized them and drawing back the curtain Hung them out of the window where they fell ¬ ¬ part Michael Verran was engaged with two men in sinking a shaft They had drilled a hole in the usual way for blasting and then according to custom one of the three ascended the shaft leaving tlie others to finish preparations for liring the charge ¬ ¬ miners -- M800 150 50ot8 np Painless extraction 100 up 500 50 cts J I UIIR 0 0 1 50pm 55pm 08pm 53am 2Sam 6 17pm 7 50am 32am 6 20pm 7 51am Lve Johnson 57m 6 26pm 10 43am 6 32pm Lv Duvalls Lve stamping Ornd SC 50am 6 9pm 8 22am Lve Hwitzr li fflim 6 4mm 8 40am 11 07am 6 56 pm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn 1120am 7 10pm 9 15am Air Frankfort a 40am sOnm 4ipm 4am ¬ into the court outside breaking to splinters with a little tinkling crash Then he emptied out the contents of the flagon and hurled it into the grate where it lay its fine work crushed and dented the two em erald eyes of the dragon on the stopper blinking at us wickedly This outburst made DAmboise calmer and it was with more composure that he struck a small gong and reseated himself at the table As he did so Burin entered the room We want a clear table said the cardinal removeUiese things and hand me that ¬ map ¬ ¬ ¬ ment except that his lips were very firmly set and there was a slight frown en his forehead as he sm6othed out the roll of the map One corner kept obstinately turning up and as Machiavelli quietly put his hand on it to keep it in position he said The See ring is as it was before We looked at the opal and sure enough the poison tint was gone and under the pale semiopaque blue of its surface lights of red of green and of orange flitted to and fro By the time Burin had done this his eminence showed no further trace of excite- ¬ ¬ ¬ Michael and his companion had be- ¬ come familiar with danger They were heedless and while the fuse was attached they set to work to cut it off with a stone and an iron drill At the first blow the drill gave aft a spark and the hissing of the fuse told the miners that the charge was fired With the impulse of both miners dashed to the shaft and holding to the bucket gave the sig nal to be drawn up Rut alas the strength of the man at fhe windlass was unequal to lifting two he could wind up only one man at a time To remain was death to both and bj ascend rlht it was Michaels turn to stepped He looked at his companion from the bucket and said resolutely Go up lad You have a wife Dont mind me and he pushed his fellow almost roughly into the bucket The bucket swiftly ascended and the man was safe A great roar and boom arose from the shaft and then up carac the smoke and rubbish Following this all was still in the shaft There could be no doubt of the unfortunate miners fate imprisoned in that deadly shaft Yet one and another hurried down and began shouting in faltering tones rc Michael Michael Areyon r muffled but came And the distinct I am here thank Jod They found him unhurt beneath a huge slab of stone that had blown across hrm and lodged against the wall of rock protecting him from all harm of filing fragments Truly his escape seemed miraculous and little else wia talked of among the miners for days afterward Youths Companion ¬ self-preservati- Paris Ky opp Court hotie Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p as 821 Main St Daily except Sunday X b connects with Q a Connects with L ft C connects with Ky Central Telephone 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SPARGER PARIS KY ans---v- NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE turn AT LOW RATES BKOADVAY 21ma99 tf slRRri3 Trees rGr 1899 flics hence removes tho btricture nermanently It can uover return No pain no suffer ing no aor ntion irom business by our method Tho sexual organs are strength ¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thiswill nntcureyou asitwill re- ¬ Our HEW METHOD UliSAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue WECURE GLEET Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vipr and vitality continually sapped by tlis dis ease They aro frequently unconscious of the cause ff vhese symptoms iicrc ral Weakness 1 nnatural Discharge 1 ail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor MeBs ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eyct with darh circles Weak Bark General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET an 1 STRICTURE may bo tho cause Dont consult family doctors as they hive no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to e perirneat on yon Consult Specialists who havo made a liie stud of Diseases of Men and Wrmn Our NtiW METHOD TREATMENT wUl posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate tor a cure ¬ Plants It is wonderful secretary Not in the least but much worse a domestic matter 1 do not see why should not tell you That cursed brigand Caglioni has 1 ¬ Corte swears this He stopped suddenly with the question seized on my ward Angiola Castellani and holds her a fast prisoner in Perugia 1 felt cold all over to my feet 1 exclaimed The Lady Angiola I Precisely said Machiavelli dryly think you have met burst But this can be easily remedied a demand from the Signory in DAmboise a word from France Will not bring the dead to life again and turned to me put in the secretary ¬ smiled grimly to himself The cardinal placed his finger on the map where the port of Sinigaglia was marked Is it here ho lands Yes replied Machiavelli and then straight to Rome You have sure information Yes Then will your excellency instruct M Donati As arranged 1 pledge an immediate movement on the part of Tremouille at the iirst sign of success You have agreed eavaliere to undertake the task and the secretary turned to me I have your excellency Machiavelli then went on speaking incis- ¬ ively wasting no words In ten davs or thereabouts from now Monsignore Bozardo the Papal envoy to the Grand Turk will land at Sinigaglia and start ior Rome He brings with him A letter and a sum of money 40000 ducats These are for his holiness Bozardo and the letter may reach if you like the ducats must not ¬ I said and DAmboise In a case which recently came up for hearing a certain witness was called On the mention of his name a man rose Where is up and said Hes gone said the judge he gone it is his My lord was the to be here duty solemn reply I wadna care to commit mysel as to whnur hes gone but hes deid Scottish Life and Humor The Xeu tiirl Real Head of the Family John our new girl is a jewel Shes the cheer fulest most lively creature Ive ever Always flying had in my kitchen around and always singing Ostensible Head of the Family Then she isnt a jewel Martha Shes Vnd Chicago Tribune Where They Were Flrn Mrs Frz7y They claim to be one ci the first families in the city those At The 31 a n Who Was Gone Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Bmall Fruits and ever thing for Orchard - Lawn or Garden We employ no ageuU bosell direct at reasonable prices Strawberry and Tree Catalogues or application to ¬ M F HLLLENMEYISR LExuicnroN Kr Tsisohons t7 post Insurance in the Hunt Home on the policy holders fifty cents on Dot iuoaxed do iars durntr the year 1897 O W Uujjlu Agent Paris Kt CURES GUARANTEED We treat and en reEMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLKET STRICTURE IMPOTENT Y SEC ft ST DRAINS UNNATPRAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KTDNEY and ILADDER Di Ncs POORS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If trable to call Write for QTTRSTTntf BLANK tar HOilE TREATMENT - AMERICAN BE a AIM made ol fitcjl taken fron Buy watch Di wey and apt Slssbfe have t he to Tuiir facsimile letters trailed to agent mw ton n r uuu ji o co o miMm at t S S Mulue elieuHavana DmeyuuJ as any Admire Waltham works u Where are they to go To the Duke de la Tremouille follow tertons Mr Fuzzy 1 directory are in Syracuse Herald So they 5 it oiir IV-HOM1 TKVTMENT and bj l ol tiii ii90 ue effect a cure Couipiete outdt by mail JMa A trial will convince OCGMK LABORATORY M WJaoa9s kCMcaft Jk I A QQU relieved by tnwii Jr T HnSin HALAllOSf Sufferers are mnieCiatolj Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O ASTHAAA - -- N v i v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KYM TUESDAY old OCTOBER 3 1899 days a TIE 8088381 HEWS Nincteemn Y ear KMabUshed 18811 THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip TWO BIG ONES IN ONE In the good The Circuses of Adam Forepaugh ibihf t evert Tunanv nd Friday WA TER by HAMP SWIFT IIWP the order Checks Kttiuit and Oitmert Money A T Make all Pay ble to oChamp Orders etc Bko ADVJH2Iiiimj HATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first lnser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per tine each insertion Locals in black type weuty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuarss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Uke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ Political News While listening fro Mr Qoebel speak Friday at Cynthiana Dan Whitrfon fell from a tree and broke his leg Mr Groebel spoke to a large crowd Friday at Cynthiana He will speak at Middlesboro to day during the street fair An honest election league was formed Friday night at Lexington with two hundred members Speeches were made by T T Forman Judge Denny Elders Spencer and Collia and Capt R A Thornton Register to day The President seems to have been very successful in burying alive that popular American Gen Fitzhugh Lee Actor Otis Skinner is playing The Have Liars in Cincinnati this week the Kentucky campaign correspondents been dramatized Admiral Dewey has been up against it good and strong for the past week It is doubtfnl if his nerves and digestion will stand the welcome he is receiving The Bluegrass is receiving its annual visit from an Uncle Tom show this week Uncle Tom and Little Eva like Tennysons brook go on forever - W John R McLean that he will speak in Mr Ohio on the I9th 20th and 21st Bryan seems to be heaping coals on John Rs head J Bryan telegraphs Candidate It is probable that President McKin ley may be induced to make a speech in Ohio during the present campaign The dignity of the Presidency should deter any President trom mixing up in a nasty in There will be A Breezv Time Paris on October 6th and all the wse The elephant he goes round the to take shelter in the V n tVt u people will do well uhnnf lUPi UttUU UCgMU tJ lD PJ better J0 MWUfc frlii on the da e the breeze is monkey cage had Opera House keep away announced Such is the sonnet the office boy is hnm- ining these daya just to keep himself a dernaud for the aud incidental a great many of his There has been such of Lewis Morrisons eldars in mind of the fact that the original production Faust that it has been decided to circus is coming And perhaps there present it during this its lat season are many other boys jnst like the office Its presentation in this city will occur boy Aud to perhaps again perhaps in the uear future there are just aa many dads as thre are office boys and a twenty story building to a doll house would be a safe wager IT WASNT A BLUFF that they have the date of Friday In the first act of A Breezy Time jotted down in their 13th which will appear at the Grand Friday October for that is the date night there is a burlesque boxing act memorandum book coming of the Combined Adam between the eccentric and Dutch come of the Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circuses dians the long and short of it Fresh from metropolitan triumphs and One day last week the Dutchman press of New York is gave the eccentric an upper cut which endorsed by the the circus manknocked him ontand delayed the play the manner in which judging from the several minutes and still the audience did ager expresses it and enclosed he has suffinot seem to trouble A prize fighter tenor of the notice his assertion Then who was in the audience and who it is cient ground for manager rises to remark claimed has stood before Fitzsimmons the circus In so far as a Whats in a name was heard to remark that it was the best a great deal circus is concerned imitation he ever saw Adam Forepaugh aud Sells Brothers by a gutta percha application of gram NUPTIAL KNOTS matical license can be made synony- engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ iwno miHi Kiwofoof m1 Iho hest emnisations Of The Marriage Vows But all of this is not exactly to the Circuit Clerk Paton yesterday issued point The circus is coming or rather marriage licenses to Wm Kearns and two of them are in a bona tide consoliMiss Mamie Boughner of this county dation The one is tbe circus founded and Charles L Snow and Miss Elizabeth and exploited by the late Adam Fore Meyers both of Frankliu conuty paugh and the other that of the Sells The Lexington Leader saya Wednes Brothers the Western arenic chiefs day October 4 the Gardner Baylies The operators and directors of the cou wedding will be celebrated at 5 oclock polidated exhibition are J A Bailey at Timberland the home of Mr and sole owner of the Barnum and Bailey Mrs Thomas R Gardner with beautiful show now in Euiope Peter and Lewis Rev Charles T Thomson Sells and W W Cole all names to conoeremonies will officiate Miss Stattie Bayless of jure with in a matter of tented enter Louisville sister of the groom will be prises This big combination is in ¬ maid of honor and those who are to hold tended as a worthy successor In the the aisle ribbons are Miss Kern Miss Eastern country of the Barnum and Larv Miss Minnie Pettit and Mr Will Bailey show a fact made apparent by Mr Mar- the connection of J A Bailey there- ¬ Bayliss couin of theirroom shall Guerrant will be best man and with It set out upon its mission with Mr Yoncey Freeman aud a friend from an inaugural in New York city and im Paris will eit with the wedding party at mediately sprang into metropolitan the brides table After the wedding favor by the superiority of the performthe couple will go East and returning ance given The exhibitions givan on from their trip will go to hunsekHping the road tour are said to be in exact in one of the new De Roode cottages on duplication of those given in Madison East High street Square Garden New York and along this line ef reasoniug it is safely as were sneh values offered in sumed that the new combination will Never shoes as we are selling daily frui our become a prime favorite in the Eastern bargain counter country Davis Thomson Isaaia 1 and Sells Brothers Almost Here mans care for Kj M mm I J At II A flit ss h t completeness of the armor in which he lock ed himself up y n It was very u- ¬ nhealthy in merry those days of jovial robber barons to be outside of the steel case of knigthood It was steel vs steal every XV his health was marked by the FRAN K CO Leatt in Style aituFastiion NEW FALL DRES GOODS NOW IN STOCK Yvr V 111 IFI a day hour of I times a man needs to be armed inside rather than the In our ¬ ¬ ¬ eentle germ is like love in that he laughs at lock ¬ You cant lock him out but smiths you can make it so mighty uncomfortable for him that hell be glad to get out and seek some other lodging The greatest protection against disease is a healthy condition of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition Health is the true armor against the germ The health of the stomach and allied organs is assured to those who use out The ¬ Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It purifies the blood strengthens the stomach nourishes the nerves and gives new life to the lungs There is no alcohol or other intoxicant contained in Golden Medical Discov- ¬ ery ¬ Black Crepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings ¬ l I ¬ I used ten bottles of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and several vials of his Pleasant Pellets a year ajjo this spring and have had no trouble with indigestion since writes Mr W T Thompson of Towusend Broadwater Co Mon- ¬ tana Words fail to tell hw thankful I am for the relief as I had suffered so much and it seemed that the doctors could do me no good 1 got down in weight to 125 pounds and was not able to work at all Now I weigh nearly 160 and can do a days work on the farm Dr Pierce9 Pellets cure biliousness 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends Regular 8 Price ¬ ¬ ¬ Millionaire H O Armour of Chicago paid 1000 for two days rent for an uu occupled Riverside avenue residence which commanded a view of the Dewey parades in New York last week The Louisville Elk Lodge is booming at a great rate jnst before the big carnival At the regular meeting last week forty three new members were elected and thirty applications were received ¬ -- l 3c Goods Our So a Yard Closing out mi Sunup ¬ Ms T ¬ RAILROAD TIMK CARD L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAIN8 From Cincinnati m ¬ 1058 a m 538 p 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 743 a m 3S3 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 3lSp m From Mavsvillt 7 45 a m 315 p m - Frank S 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY muddle Fashionable Events This Week Believing that nothing is too hand¬ some or too stylish for the ladies of There was a fair sized crowd in Bourbon and surrounding counties Mrs Paris yesterday but business was a M Parker baa brought to Paris the trifle alow in stock trading circles exact copies of the very swell ar Fall There were 300 eattle on the market hats and bonnets to be seen in Fifth MMCf them not being sold Frank avenve shops or worn ou droadway Bedf rd sold thirty four 1100 pound A display of thse art creations to cattle at 475 an4 nineteen 1000 pound gether with a number of patterns for attle at 4 59 to Tion Ashurt Mcln the less fastidious will be held at her tyre McClintock sold fourteen heifers store Friday and Saturday of this week to Wm Becraft at 24 each and Frank There will be a temptiut bargain at Vimont sold fix heifer calves to B F every turn and eye pleasing object on A a millinery open Buckley at 16 each Bishop Hibler every counter Bro sold 100 Shropshire ewes to J as ing is second only to a wedding or a 00 fifty nine to J H matinee as a magnet to femininity of Fergnson at Martin a 335 twenty six to Henry course there will be a large crowd at Wells at 156 and twenty six to James the displays Cassity at 156 A few mules changed hands at satisfactory figures ¬ Court Day Stock Sales P TKAINS DEPAUTlKk Our Fall line of Shirts and KNeckwear arriving daily Price fo Cincinnati m 5 n m TrM 330 p Co Clothiers To Lexington 750 am U0 m m STRFFT 1110 a in 54 p m peosons to represent us as Managers in 1016 p m this and close by counties Salary 900 To Maysville 750 a m fk35 p m a year and expenses Straight bona F B Carr Agent Position fide no more no Jess salary permanent Court references any bank in nv town It is mainv office work XGURSIONS IJOME IJEEKERS rrmdneted at home Reference En- iolospd self addressed stamped envelope VIA Thb Dominion Company Dept 2 Chi12sep8t cago ¬ Wanted Several bright and honest To Richmond 545 p m 1014 p m ¬ If your childs shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson fe aug4tf Isgrigs seeds BIG FOUR ROUTE TO THE NORTH WEST NORTH WEST SOUTH WEST SOUTH AND STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Backing COUGH I handle none but strictly high grade Should yon need any seed rye or tiinothr give me a call Yon will find my prices right Geo W Stuart diN freight depot rectly opposite L SOUTHEAST Selling Dates SEPTEMKEK 5th and 19th aud on OCTOBER 3d and 17th 1899 ¬ Turf Notes Secretary Frank Kenney of the Louisyille Driving and Fair Association won a handsome loving cup in the Gentlemens Road Race at the Louisville meeting last week He drove the mare Jean Ingelow owned by himself and Dr Will Kenny of this city In Cincinnati last week J W Thomas Jr sold twelve hhde of tobacco at 17 to 1275 and seven hhds at 1575 to 1250 Perry Jefferson sold eight at 1475 to 1075 and six at 11 to 9 70 ¬ ¬ A hacking cough is a grave yard cough the sooner you get rid of it the better Dont wait until it develops¬ into consumption but use the celebrated Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup at once It is a wonderful remedy for all throat and lung affec- ¬ tions and will cure a deep seated cough or cold in a few days Me Hodgdon Stockford a sore running for seventeen years healed and cured his piles of long standing by using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve It cures all skin diseases W T Brooks Joseph DrBulls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords this week nothing so comfortable on Plus S200 to Authorized Points In the Following States the feet these warm days Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Co- ¬ Isgrig Oavis Thomson ang4tf Colorado Florida Georgia lumbia Territory Idaho Kansas The Fall Howard Hat at 3 in Iowa Indian Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minne ¬ Montana Missouri all colors and styles have arrived sota MississippiMexico Nebraska North New Manitoba Co clothiers They Carolina North Dakota Oregon Okla- ¬ at Price are heauties Best hat in the homa South Carolina South Dakota 5th and market for the money Give us Texas September Wisconsin I9th only Wyoming rtiih Virginia the pleasure to show them to you Washington For full Information and particulars as to by buying yonr ladies and rates routes tickets limits stop over priv- ¬ Save ileges etc ca 11 on Agents Big Koar Route childrens shoes at Davis Thomson or abidress ttie undersigned Isgrigs Warreo J Lynch AT ONE FARE DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- ¬ THING NEATER AND Have just received a lot of very choice new timothy seed Geo W Stuart diN freight depot rectly opposite N 1 PRETTIER THAN A P Deppe ¬ Oen PassTkt Agt O AGP T Agt Cinciunati Will cure a Hacking Cough OYSTERS OYSTERS White Louis Saloshin Co COS E R DURKEE Gauntlet Brard Enamelled Iron Bed PARKERSELL JAMES - I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the Stein Block Co J Hamburger Sons and Schwartz Jerkowski Co SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand 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 Manufactured by TRY A CAN CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the We have received our first ship ¬ BEST MAKE ANDEINIStt Come in and take a look at them and Mattresses to suit Springs PANTS There are none better They head the list in their lines We are the only ones that have them Your Money Back On Demand I can furnish you at any time registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches¬ an experienced man for mantel We are also receiving regular name and design of me Gaunt ¬ Embalming scientifically attend work shipments of Choice Fine White to Carriages for hire let as well as a fac simile of their ed Plume Celery repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF written signature For sale in Furniture WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky We keep constantly on hand a goods moved full supply of Fresh Fruits and Paris by and TILINGS always on hand Vegetables NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 CELERY PARKER Fourth and Main Sts JAMES Paris Ky Jas Fee km Louis Saloshin Co J T HINCON y THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCT03ER 3 1899 TIE llilill HEWS 1881 Williams Must Hang The Court of Appeals has affirmed the PERSONAL MENTION Our French Cousins Angry The excnsive milliners in the French decision of the Bourbon Circuit Court COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY which sentenced Clarence Williams to THE NEWS MAN Enteied at the Post office at Parle Ky as death for the murder of Josie Tillman eooc iAss mail matter The murder occurred in Claysville on Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At June 12th and was unprovoked The The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies Aud TELEPHONE NO 124 date of the execution will be fixed by KUewhere Gov Bradley Hon K J Hamton of Winchester SUBSCRIPTION PRICES was in the city yesterday Payable in Advance Register to day One year 2 00 Six months 4100 Miss Carrie Brock of Frankfort A Damage Suit was the guest of Miss Sarah Grannan Make all Check Money Orders Etc Wm Hukill Sr of Broadway has last week payable to the order of Ch amp Bbo 1 filed suit against the Agricultural Bank Miss Lillian Snell returned to Cyn of this city for S500 damages on ac- thiana yesterday after a visit to Mies count of injuries received when he fell Mary Bedford into a cellar opening some weeks ago at Miss Anna Pearce of Lexington the banks new building Mr Hukills was in this city yesterday en route home attorneys are Mann Ashbrook The from a visit in Maysville ¬ case will be called for trial at the NoMrs Risque of Fayette formerly vember term of the Bourbon Circuit Miss Ida Kenuey is the guest of Mrs Court Chas Webber near Paris Eld Sweeney and Mr Goebel Miss Kate Alexander went to Lexcom- ¬ Eld J S Sweeney of this city made ington yesterday for a brief visit to her sister Mrs Hughes Bronston ad- ¬ a speech yesterday in the Richmond Mr and Mrs C B Mitchell leave court house in the interest of his candito day for a ten days pleasure trip to dacy for Auditor Mr Goebel passed through Paris yes Chicago Milwaukee and other points Mr Luther Vanarsdallleft yesterday terday morning en route for Richmond Register to day where he made a speech yesterday after- for his home in Harrodsburg after a visit tohisdaughter Mrs C B Mitchell The Fiscal Conn will meet Thursday noon Mr Goebel probably spoke N is from a stand near the court house as the H H Hancock of the L W H Davis has accepted a position court house had been secured for Eld spending a few days with relatives in as clerk at the Hotel Fordhani Sweeney Both speakers addressed Virginia He will return home ¬ Nineteen h Year EstablUhed 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 pelled to pay for vertising G ¬ ¬ capital over tht ocean are very angrv that ttuir choicest patterns should be copied so accurately ami so qoickly by the Fifth ave ue shops in New York ¬ They intend to keep the styles an entire season otfore giving them to America but the clever Yankees have them al most as soon as they are seen on the Champs Elvses and immediately after We made a special effort to make our cloak department onp of the the Fifth avenue shops at them Mrs leading features of our business tiiis season Buying direct Come W Usou brings the very choicest from the manufacturers we save you the middle profit to the French capitals Kentucky name sake The Bluegrass beauties surpass ALL OUR CLOAKS ARE MADE BY MEN TAILORS their French cousins in point of comeli NO SWEAT SHOP GARMENTS IS OUR STOCK ness and are only a trifle behind them iu All strictly goods Dont fail to call before making your securing st lish millinery Every lady who would see these beautiful hats purchase should attend Mrs Watsons display on Friday and Saturday of this week The DRESS GOODS -- New Gray Camels Hair Serge New Castor invitatiou is geueral and all of the Camels Hair Serges The proper goods for tailor made suits Mrs Watsou has ladies are expected Largest stock of BLACK CREPON8 ever shown fn the city an efficient corps of assistants to wait on BLANKET PLAIDS from ¬ ¬ ¬ up-to-da- te NEW JACKETS NEW GOEF CAPES NEW FUR COLLARETTES NOW ON SALE G TUCKER all who call Webers Great Band the cheapest to the finest GIVE US A CALL WE CAN PLEASE YOU All Fall and Winter goods now on sale ¬ WBOWENSBC ¬ ¬ Conrtland Leer left last week Oklahoma where be will locate for large crowds Millinery Events Mrs George Rion does not claim to moved into the Mitchell residence ou have the very finest millinery on earth Pleasant street but nhe does claim to have some hats For rent Nicely fnrnished front and bonnets stylish and beautiful enough room with board on Dnucan avenue to please the most critical ladies which is the milliners highest aim She will Apply to Mrs John Grass have some surprisingly beautiful hats on S Sweeney and Hon C F exhibition at her annual Fall Displays Eld J Burnam spoke yesterday at the court on Friday and Saturday of this week house iu Richmond An invitation that is cordial and general is extended to all ladies interested in The Cynthiana Street Fair will beheld millinery and who is not to call and Thursday and Fridav There will be see these handsome specimens of art in r jive bands and a score of other attrac Rev Alex Redd and family have tions millinery The L N offers half fare rates to School Items Cynthiana and Frankfort this week on The election of trustees for county account of street fairs Reduced rates schools takes place Saturday October to Lexington races 7th Only one trustee for each school The Kentucky Midland will sell can be elected and he must not come tickets from Paris to Frankfort and re- into tffice until next July but must turn on the 3 4 5 and 6 at eighty cents qualify The trustees of the past year must act another winter on account of the street fair The Tounty Superintendent will be in B aglet a street preacher her office only on Mondays and second Rev Paul who has traveled around the world was Saturdays the rest of the year as she in the city Friday and preached a ser will be visiting her schools and associa inon at the corner of Fourth and Main tions ¬ ¬ Btieets The Twenty Second regiment which Real Estate Sales Auctioneer A T Forsyth made the has several Paris boys in Its ranks a lively battle Thursday following sales yesterday For Master participated in near Manila The town of Poraic was Commisioner E M Dickson fifty four acres of land lying on the Harrods Creek Mfrtured pike belonging to Jacksons heirs to A thief attempted to crack the safe Redujon Talbott for 6015 per acre m pears Cos uptown warehouse one Also thirty six and one half acres on Might during the street fair He got the the Hume Bedford pike belong ag to ksob off the outer door but failed to get Mrs Fannie Wright to Frank Bedford into the safe for 6250 per acres For Special Commissioner J M Bar- ¬ The Paris Football Team will play a game with the Winchester team Satur low fifty one acres near Jacksonville Attention Elks day at Howes Park in this city Ad belonging to the estate of Aqnilla mission twenty five cents Ladies will Palmer to John W Allison for 4775 There will be a special meeting of the per acre be admitted free B P O E Wednesday night Business For Special EK Commissioner Elmer Foote is showing the harp- - Thomas 115 acres near Spears Mill of importance John S Smith guitar a beautiful new musical instrn belonging to George W Thomas estate Exalted Ruler rment at his music store at the Postal to Alva Thomas at 85 per acre Telegraph office The instrument has to OBITUARY be seen to be appreciated He also Judge Breckinridge and Judge Funeral Announcements of Deceased Clt keeps the very latest sheet music Mulligan ¬ ¬ ¬ John C Weber the baud master who will lead his great aggregation at each daiy conceit dunugthe Lexington trots October 3 to 14 has the largest repertoire fit any couductor iu the West H seleotious aud a has all the standing order with publishers for everything new Weber says the only way to unsuccessful is to cater to the public The people pay for it and Mrs Frank Woodall and children should have what they want whether who have been visiting Mrs C Alexan- classical lihr or ragtime music Five der leave to day for their home in Cov of Webers men have standing offers from Sousa and Herbert but they can ngton money by not going on the WJ TDavis of Jackstown left make more yesterday for Baltimore to continue his road studies at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery GRAND OPERA HOUSE DeputyJ Postmaster Sherman Stivers went over to Richmond yesterday to Friday Night Oct 6th hear Eld Sweeneys speech at the court house in that city Col Robert LCriglerof Cincinnati FITZ WEBSTERS came up to Paris Sunday to spend the Unrivaled Company of Comedians In day with his old friend Mr Gideon That Musical Comedy Surprise Tucker who is quite ill Miss Lida Rogers who came up Thursday from Maysville to visit Miss Louise Parrish was called home sud dently Saturday night Entirely Rewritten Turned Up To Date Introducing our Distinct Novelties Mrs J T Hioton arrived home Everything New Novel and Original Saturday night from a sojourn at C The Cat Serenade in Virginia Buffalo Lithia Springs C The Tennis Quintette She is much improved in health C The Three Legged Sailor an adjuster of the Mr Jas Powell Royal Insurance Co and a member of Enjoy Two Hours And a Half of Clean Fun the Louisville Elks was in the city Satof E P urday He is a biother-in-laPRICES 25 50 AND 75 CENTS Bean of this city Seats on sale at WTBrooks drug store Maysville Miss Marion Wormald of who has been the guest of Mrs Mallie Meng Harrison near North Middletown Go See the Greatest for several weeks is spending a few days FAIR in this city with Miss Elizabeth Grimes on Duncan avenue Ever Seen in Kentucky at Sweeney leaves this mornDrobu Frankfort October 3d 4ih 5th and 6th ing for a fortnights vacation He will accompany his father Eld J S NEW ATTRACTIONS Sweeney on a speaking touT in the Southwestern part of the State Dr Sweeney will return on the 17th The Frankfort Cincinnati Rail road will sell round trip tickets at 88 cents good returning after fair Register to day ¬ up-to-date w G-- TUCKER New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures 3 003sriD03srs j j ¬ Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra fine quality Flannelettes in new kind 1 per yd patterns lOc Han some Plaids for Skirts from Outing Flannels in large variety reg- - ular 10c kind for 5c Laree Line of Plain and Fancy Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purposes Gtoo4i 25c per yd 15c kind for lOc See the extra wide and fine Table and Pauangs naiiy Percales 12c kind for 8 3c Linen at 50c 1 j lOc to per yd Bi l I Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur- ¬ A Breezy Time chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase It you cannot i ead this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and tense are scientifically fitted by Or C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for the are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit then Yon will gel poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off wlthou tuy glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable sklllfp1 denier and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end ¬ w We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visU our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is ne charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded FREE STREET s jrtrSvt visit Thursday October iP uii Hoofing- r42K li 1819 ANNUAL DISPLAY OF nun rn ifimc lllJfi T Hl Han ware Tin Are advised that our stock of Ball JRilliRepv ON PttWl THE PC FLE- - aaiWttlc wluv is large and u 1UlWflIC complete Our prices are a slow as anyone W make a specialty of Builders Izens The News job printing office has just issued a neat card containing the number and location of each fire alarm box in Paris together with instructions how to turn in an alarm and other useful Copies may be obtained information to this office by applying 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 houses tf The many friends of Rev F W Eber be will wife and hardt to learn that he has glad decided to decline the offer of the pastorate of the First Baptist Church in Religious Announcements Chattanooga and will remain in Paris as pastor of the Baptist Church Their Eld Mark Collie of Lexington will would be loth to oee fill Eld J S 8weeneys pulpit at the legion of friends them leave Paiis Christian Church Sunday morning and evening Eld Spencer of Lexington fourth annual convention of the will preach for Eld Sweeney on the folThe Fourth District Christian Endeavor lowing Sunday and on the fifth Sunday Union of Kentucky convened Friday the pulpit will be tilled by Prof Fair night at Carlisle with one hundred dele- hurst of Kentucky University gates in attendance Misses Lillie Daniel Rev J A Dickson of Hot Springs Etta Quisenberry Fannie Ingels and Ark father of Hon E M Dickson and EllaRanson of this city and Miss Dr Chas Dickson of this city will Blanche Robertson Cynthiana were preach at the Second Presbyterian among the delegates present Church Sunday Iustead of preaching a regular sermon Rev Dr J M Worrell of Danville Rev F J Cheek gave Seminary was in the city Saturday en Sunday morning his congregation at the First Presbyroute home from Carlisle where he lecWhile Rev terian Church a most interesting lecture night tured Friday about his recent trip to Colorado Utah Worrell was pastor of a church at Cov- California Oregon and other points in ington he frequently held meetings in the West Rev Cheek preached to Paris in 1860 at the Presbyterian Church 1800 soldiers just before they embarked which stood on the corner of High and for Manila Fourth street where Jas T Davis resiRev George O Barnes is preaching dence now stands After leaving Coving at his meeting In ton Rev Worrell was pastor of a New to large crowds Stanford Yorfc church ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Breckinridge of Danville candidate for Attorney General and Judge James Mulligan of Lexington addressed a crowd numbering about four hundred yesterday afternoon at the court house and were given re spectful attention by the audience Judge Breckinridge was introduced by Hon John S Smith his late opponent for the nomination for Attorney Gen eral in a neat speech Judge Breckinridge devoted himself mainly to State issues and scored the corpoiations in severe terms Judge Mulligan was introduced by Mr F LMcChesney in a brief speech and spoke until almost five oclock Judge Mulligans speech was much complimented ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Judge Robt on Oct nnzv nr ii and 1 J 1 7th Slate and Gavanizd Iron Work Steel Ceilings aid everything pertaining to building We employ the b st workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See us before contracting Mrs Isabella Sanders mother of Mrs Ella Isgrigg died Sunday morning at ¬ the latters residence in the ninetieth year of her age The deceased was a faithful member of the Christian Church Funeral services will be held at the residence this morning at half past ten oclock The remains will be interred in the old Mt Gilead burying ground at New Forrest The services will be held by Rev F J Cheek in the absence of her pastor Eld J S Sweeney aged twenty Miss Tera Sauer daughter of Charles Saner Sr of this city died yesterday in the hospital at Lexington The remains were brought to this city last night and the funeral will be held at ten oclock to morrow morning at the residence on Second street of Jas Doty brother-in-laof the deceased The services will be con ducted by Rev E O B Mann Burial at the Paris cemetery w Mrs Come Watson ¬ WINN LOWRY Winn Successors to Cook The ladies of Bourbon are invited to attend the Annual Fall Opening of Millinery on ehese dates aud see the latest Eastern styles Miss Ella Kendrickof Chicago is the trimmer this year 20 00 All Ladies and Fall Millinera ANNUAL DISPLAY BARGAINS IN SHOES Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered October 6 and 7 Election Officers Thompson Thos E Moore Jr aud R P Dow Jr Election Commissioners for Bourbon have appointed the following officers to act on registration day and regular election ¬ Trs tfo Iion A cordial invitation is extended to the ladies of Bourbon and surrounding counties to attend these displays An elegant line of millineiy to suit all purses Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many lots go at less than half price Our bargain table of all early and broken lots is well worth your inspection get choice Messrs Rebt DAVIS THOMSON Nose ISGRIG Beauty Leading a Man By the may mislead him sometimes but the beauty that leads a man to our laundry is the Jfaultlesa beauty of our artistic laundry work that he will never find a miss leading one Our exquisite laundry work is the acme of high grade excel ¬ We do up shirte lence in tnie line collars and cuffs in a manner that keeps them in fine condition as well as look ¬ ing as good as new at all times day Fletcher Mann D T T Templin R Judge H O James D No 1 Clerk T C Whaley R Sheriff No 2 G R Ashnrst D G W Gardner R Judges W B NichelsD Clerk Jno Nichols R Sheriff No 3 John Hennessey D R P Dow Irs I Parkers MIL fill ANNUAL DISPLAY Sr R Judges J B Kelly D Clerk Sam Shout R Sheriff No 4 J U BoardmanD Dan Peed R Judges W H Ingels D Clerk H C Whaley R Sheriff No 5 John Welsh D Selby Lilleston MTIS OCTOBER m X ¬ Judges R Morris Fitzgerald D Clerk George Bronston R Sheriff No 6 G W Judy D J H Stivers An exquisite line of Autumn MilR Judges James Daniel D Clerk linery will be shown on these dates All ladies trimmed by Miss ORouke James Stivers R Sheriff cordially invited The Bourbon Steam Laundry BRO W M HINTON JR Phone 4 Main office at JParker Proprietors James sa GEN JOEWHEELER THE SHIPWRECK Fifteen Lives Were Lost by the Sink ing of the Steamship Scotsman ¬ SOLDIERS RELEASED The Filipinos Deliver Up Fourteen Ameri ¬ can Prisoner F ve of the Crdaneta trew Murdered 1 -- The PRAISES PERUNA Bobbem Turned oa the Helpless Fallen-gets and Wit Loaded Guns and Ke- Tolrers Compelled Them to Part With the Few Va uables saved The Great Catarrh Cure Two hundred and fifty scantily clad bag gage bereft men women and children were on board of an Inter Colonial special which steamed into Bonaventure depot Friday night They comprised the greater number of those who sailed from Liverpool on September 14 on board the steamer Scotsman bound for Montreal which was wrecked on the shores of the S raits of Belie Isle at haif past 2 of the morning of the 31st It was not only a tale of ship wreck that they had to tell but one Foi of death suffering and pillage 15 at ieast of the Scotsmans passen gers perished ail suffered cruelly from cold and privation and almost the worst horror of all the men who were supposed to succor and assist those JOE WHEELERS CHARGE AT SAN JUAN HILL committed to their care in the hour ol Major General Joseph Wheeler com need turned on the helpless passenUnited States Senator Snllivan manding the cavalry forces in front of I desire to say I have been taking-Pe-ru-n- gers and with loaded guns and revol Santiago and the author of The Sanfor some tiago Campaign in spei king- of the have found it an time for catarrh and vers compelled them to part with the excellent medicine few valuables saved great catarrh remedy says giving- me more relief than anything I Capt Skrimshire and his officers I join with Senators Sullivan Roach have ever taken W V Sullivan Ox were exceptions For the honor of the and McEnery in their good opinion of ford Miss a British merchant marine the crime It is recommended to me by Unite States Senator Roach may not be ascribed to the men en those who have used it as an excellent Persuaded by a friend I have used gaged in it but to a gang of wharf tonic and particularly effective as a as a tonic and am glad to rats and hangers on picked up on the cure for catarrh testif that it has greatly helped me in docks at Liverpool to replace the United States Senator McEnery I have strength vigor and appetite Hon S D McEnery United States been advised by friends that it is re ¬ usual crew of the Scotsman which Senator from Louisiana says the fol- markably efficacious as a cure for the joined the searcens strike on the other a lowing- in regard to almost universal complaint of catarrh side a is an excel at tonic I All who perished were women This W N Roach Larimore North Da- ¬ hare used it sufficiently to say that I kota is accounted for by the fact that they believe it to be all that you claim for it A free book on catarrh sent to any were occupants of the first boat which S D McEnery New Orleans Louisi- address by The a Drug Mfg left the steamer after she struck and ana Co Columbus Ohio which was swamned before it could get clear oi the ship stffsEsVw The Scotsman sailed from Liverpool on September 14 The passage to the Straits of Belle Isle was a fair one though the green crew in the stoke hole lessened the speed of the ship so that when she reached Belle Isle he was bout a day behind her average Entering1 the straits of Belie Lie on Thursday night a dense log blanketed down on the vessel and made navigation a matter of great cau ¬ tion at aL times in the straits a precarious undertaking The speed of the ship was reduced and she felt her way in At 8 oclock there was a shock un ¬ derneath the keel followed by another and another The passengers were asleep in their berths and all were awakened by the shocks On deck the thick bank of fog shut Passengers out the sight of shore ran hither and thither but Capt Skrimshire and his officials calmed their fears A superficial examination of the ship told the captain she would be a total wreck and that she must be abandoned A port lifeboat was lowered and in this d any of the women and children were placed Hardly was it clear of ship when it capsizd throwing the its occupants into the water Those who perished were in this boat Some were saved for the ship had listed to port and several women weVe washed back on to the deck One woman clung to a rope for two hours before being rescued Mean while disgraceful scenes were being enacted on board Hardly had the vessel struck before the men from the stoke hole rushed into the cabins and slitting open valises and bags with their knives took ail the val-¬ uables they could lay their hands on Several of them fired shot guns and tried to force men to leave their cabins It is said that some of the steerage passengers joined the firemen in looting the baggage of the first class passengers In more than one instance rings were torn from fingers of fainting and dTing women 30 ¬ ¬ Montreal Sept ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Pe-ru-- na - ¬ Pe-ru-n- ¬ Pe-ru-- na 14 American prisoners who have been held by the insurgents reached Angeles Saturday Gen Alejandrino accompanying them Gen Otis and Gen Schwan left for An ¬ geles Saturday morning o receive the prisoners and possibly to confer with Alejandrino and other insurgent leaders It is reported from Ilolio that the Tagals have arrested Virayan a general charging him with being a traitor Tribal discord it is added is growing Many of the rebel soldiers have revolt-¬ ed many European prisoners escaping in the meanwhile Washington Oct 1 The war de- ¬ partment has received the following Manila Sept 30 -- Adjutant Gneral Washington Communication dated 13th inst from Gen Garcia command ¬ ing all insurgent troops in eastern Mindanao expresses desire to turn country over to United States and sur- ¬ render insurgent arms Otis Manila Oct 1 An escaped Spanish prisoner who has entered the Amer- ¬ ican lines says that Gen Mascardo with S00 insurgents began a retreat out of Porac yesterday as soon as the place was attacked He moved to Cal umpit a mountain stronghold to the westward where 1500 other insur- ¬ gents were massed and where also the rebels have powder works Four prisoners from the captured American gnnboat Urdaneta were in Porac and were taken to Calumpit by the retreating enemy The five other men of the crew were killed ¬ Manila Oct J rfi SWalRull fiffiBfi Rlnj mt tt cW 8ifiK ta the new Ring out ths false Ring in the trot H W brina to yu the new and true from PBy forces or Norway W kWttwfflrAJKHyl cflt P3HMtn rTNMHiyi KTOttfifclE Wttfo X l3slffiX tm DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Improved by Natures most natural remedy science to a Cure tot coughs colds and all Pleasant Permanent Positive inflam surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs --ic exhila¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and Uw inflated membranes are 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you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages before them A way has been provided in the New Werner Edi- ¬ tion of the Encyclopxdia Britan nica complete in thirty volumes The best thoughts on all subjects in the history of man are treasur- ¬ ed there A systematic study of this work is equal to any college course Algebra Anatomy Arch- ¬ Political Economy are a few of its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the rt ¬ The Filipino envoys had an hours conference with G Otis Sun ¬ day morning They brought from Agninaldo a message that he desired peace and wished to send a civilian governmental commission to discuss the question Gen Otis replied that it was impossible for him to recognize Aguiualdos government in any way They presented a letter from A ami naldo as President of the republic which was largely a repetition of his recent appeals for recognition Gen Otis informed them that while he was willing to correspond with Aguinaido as general of the insurgent forces he must positively decline to recognize him as president of the civil govern ¬ ment Another conference will beheld ment Monday f itecture Building Electricity The Filipinos will remain two or Their movements are three days quite unrestricted but they are under the constant chaperonage of Capt Johnson of the 16th infantry Sun day they visited the hospitals and dis ¬ tributed money among the wounded Filipinos after which they made calls and received visitors at their hotel ¬ Encyclopaedia Britannica 1 for One Dollar Cash The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments Volumes with a Guide and sfi elegant Oak Book Case will be delivered when the first payment is made Machine Finish Book Paper 4Cco First payment One Dollar Sioo and Three Dollars 3 oo per month thereafter No a Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra 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city and Teddy McGovern who recently defeated Ptdlar Palmer of England which was scheduled to go six rounds came to an abrupt end in the second round when the police interfered Snyder was outclassed and went to the floor twice in the first and six times in the second He was se verely punished McGovern hitting him at will Iu t Answer to the t hargre of Murder Chicago Oct 2 Bartholomae Kost the Austrian who is accused of the murder of his fiancee Mary Vodicka at Bremen Germany that he might return to Vienna Austria to marry his present wife Anna Sehimera left here Sunday in charge of two detectives on his way back to Germany to answer to the charge of murder The woman for whom he is alleged to have done murder did not accompany him Oct 1 G Wth Shampoos of I sH B Phial adeiphia S VARDEN TW ji CO PARIS KY Am flWi awara KSZZZu JL -- rvrfisr v iTvvy IX J rW SYs 4T4i mi u the South Cincinnati to Admj Hcwison tnd Farquhar Letaclied ¬ Washington i fcept SO Fridays J 37 jf naval orders detach Adm Ilowison from command of the South Atlantic station on October 2 and send him home on waiting- orders Adm Farquhar is detached at once from com mand of the Norfolk navy yard anJ Adm Sampsons detachment from command of the North Atlantic station is postponed from the 13th to 14th of Oc ¬ tfZSk rfi S arvi Florida Havana Solid trains finest in ¬ eahe ¬ Tampa ¬ tober HAVANA Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting Fins Through connections to Tampa xstit Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service IM I to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets The Train Service Is perfect in detail Fast sched na3 ules 24 hours to Jackson- - mnrij and light dressings of CUTICURA purest of emollient skin cures This treatment at once stops falling hair removes crusts scales and dandruff soothes irritated itching surfaces stimulates the hair follicles supplies the roots with energy and nourishment and makes the hair grow upon a sweet wholesome healthy scalp when all else fails A TTI TJTTTPI iVLlU CUTEFTP an ree rom every blemish is the skin scalp S f MLtjl and hair cleansed purified and beautified by T UXLEi CUTICURA SOAP It removes tho cause- of disfiguring eruptions loss of hair and baby blemishes viz The clogged irritated Inflamed or sluggish condition of the PORES CUTICURA SOAP combines delicate emollient properties derived from CUTICURA tho great skin cure with the purest of cleansing ingredients and most refreshing of flower odors No other medicated soap ever compounded is to be compared with it for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin scalp hair and hands No other foreign or domestic soap however expensive is to bo compared with it for all the purposes of tho toilet bath and nursery Thus it com ¬ bines V ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE namely 25 CENTS the best skin and complexion soap and the best toilet and baby soap in the world - Sept 30 Gov Tanner Friday granted a stay of exe cution to Michael Emil Rollinger who was convicted at the July term 1899 of the Cook county criminal court oi the murder of his wife Theresa and sentenced to hang October 13 The stay of execution was granted to No vember 17 1S99 in order that the case may be taken to the supreme court oe a writ of supersedeas 111 Springfield Stay of Execution Granted JMU YTIAGO KIMCjTQf tV Cincinnati Havana vi uc 54 uuuis to TrtCPiWEARSO Cinainntt OPA Cruiser New Orleans at New York New YorKOct 2 The United States cruiser New Orleans has arrived fiom The New Or ¬ Santo Domingo city ihe akin and mild deses of CUTICURA RESOLVENT to cool the 1 25 or SOAP 25c OINTMENT Wood Solo throughout the world Price THE SET ClIEM CORP Sole Props DRUG half size 50c POTTER RESOLVENT BOc How to Have Beautiful Hair Hands and Skin mailed free Boston send for oiN-ir-tob- Hot bathe with CUTICURA ea for Itching Burning Scaly CUTICURA Saoedv Cure Treatment cleanse the skin gentle anointings with Humors SOAP to I leans was sent to Santo Domingo to look after Americas interests during Trrnsforrcd to the American Uicyclo Co the anticipated troubles subsequent to Chicago Sept 30 The bicycle plants the assassination of President Iler Affairs having settled down of Gormully Jeffrey and of A G saux New Orleans was ordered to Tomp Spalding have been transferred to the the American B cycle Co The former was Kinsviile sold for SlOOOOO and the latter fo Prank Mann Found Dead 54 000 subject to an incumbrance ol Wooster O Oct 2 Frank Mann 540000 iged 41 was found dead in bed at his aome here Death is believed to have Explosion in a 1owuor Mill of Santa Cruz Cal Sept 30 Friday oeen due to alcoholism as the resultten afternoon a fuse at the Corning miii jrief and worry Within the last powder works exploded killing Jos nonths be lost his wife and two childcauses and took Steiner and E Larsen The building ren all from natural to drink was blown to pieces i Din BOX s ill Posting 0 Co luxury which all men appreciate and 1 luxury which all men get who patronize of posting and Crawford Bros ahop next door to the We make a specialty distributing all classes of paper large or Bourbon Bank Excellent bath serrios umall also distribute booklets dodgers in connection with the shop New p etc at reasonable rates your rons are always welcome tf Get our pricea before placing Luxuries For Men A clean quick and easy share is t I riRIS KY good work guaranteed work Good stands in good locations and S YRUP PEPSinl CURES CONSTIPATION UK CALDWELLS II Insure your property againat fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Horn Insurance Go a safe and reliable uom pany U T J MUJUUL Agent Paris K t THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER HOUSEHOLD HINTS is one thing on wwlch the housewife prides herself it is that of ¬ 3 1899 If there Mr Blowbuster is nut a dab at punctuation and this is the way he concluded a letter to his friend Brown I hope you can read this scrawl I am Writing it as I travel from Washing ton on my knee He couldnt under ¬ stand why Brown who is a thrifty man wrote back Youll find it no economy to save car fare at the expense of ruin ¬ ing your trousers Judge ¬ The Proper Rejoinder J Not a Favorite Breed The man who rides a chainless wheel At an easy soinjr jog Enjoys his bike but he doesnt like To meet with a chainless dog Elliotts Magazine IX INSTALLMENTS IjW Mf j So No to rest youre through crying Bebe Im not through Ive stopped Polichinelle A plain and simple answer for Pray Tell Us This riddles what we wish Does fishing make men liars or Do only liars fish N Y World having her laundering done nicely so that the wearing apparel may be the ad miration of all The washing is a small matter any one almost can do that but to have the linens present that flexNew Kind of Spectacles Oh my friends there are some spec- ¬ ible and glossy appearance after being tacles that one never forgets said a ironed requires a fine quality of starch Ask your grocer for a coupon book lecturer after giving a graphic description of a terrible accident he had which will enable you to get the first two packages of this new starch Red witnessed Cross trade mark brand also two of Id like to know who sells eni remarked an old lady in the audience the childrens Shakespeare pictures painted in twelve beautiful colors as who is alwavs mislaying her glasses Our Own Volcano natural as life or the Twentieth Cen ¬ re- ¬ Brooklvn Eairle When I was on the Pacific coast tury Girl Calendar all absolutely free marked the new boarder I noticed several Too Much Experience This is one of the grandest offers ever United States army boxes packed with Do you think they could have Pilson Are yon going to take part in made to introduce Red Cross laundry large mercantile tstablishment that trucssing contest starch J C Hubingers latest invention responded the man in black sus- Xo Dilson Oh no theyd rule me out as they werer probably shipped to a professional fawaii AN EVENING CALL Hawaii Pilson Professional Yes you know there is a little eruption Dilson Yes you know I am connect- ¬ Drown Fonnd Perkins Dentins His there Chicago Evening News ed with the weather bureau Ohio Wife and Told Mrs Drown Dewey Celebration State Journal AH About It Americans are quick to appreciate merit His Equipment The Dewey celebrations prove that and it is I called on Perkins last evening re- again forcibly demonstrated in the praise So you want to write war news Mr Brown said the enterprising exponent of emo- marked you have a pleasant time inquired and confidence which is accorded to riotet Did ters Stomach litters one of the most mertional journalism Mrs Brown itorious remedies ever compounded for inYes said the young man Very Perkins was beating his wife when digestion constipation dyspepsia bilious ness liver or kidney disease or any trouble Do you feel that you are equipped I came in What i you have arising from a weak stomach for that kind of employment 1 say Perkins was beating his wife but of a weak stomach dont fail to try it I do Ive got a map and an imagina- course he stopped when I came in Well 1 should hope so tion Washington Star Politicians Point of View 1 begged him to go right on but he said First Little Girl My pa says business is some oilier time would do just as well A Remarkable Specimen going to boom right along now You begged him to goon What is there in that Interview to Second Little Girl My pa says business is Why yes I didnt want to stop the fun going to be awful dull get so excited over asked the cold you know I guess my pa knows for hes a polytikan Oh vou brute blooded citizen an hes jus got a nonunynation Eh Whj- dont you see its one of the 1 guess my pa knows best for a polyDo could most remarkable productions of its calmly you mean to say youhis wifehave looked tikan too an hes just lost a hes nommyna on wihle he beat tion Baltimore Times kind seen in months The man who Certainly Why not 1 thought you had at least a spark of mangave it out hasnt denied a word of it hood left 1 suppose you will be beating me To California via the Midland Route Washington Star next Every Friday night at 1035 p m a Yes I think I could if you would play through Tourist Car for San Francisco Must Be Beneficial cribbage with me carrying first and second class passengers he exIt makes my blood boil Playcribbage leaves the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul claimed Yes That is what Perkins and his wife Railway Union Passenger Station Chicago were doing via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake Thats good she replied You horrid thing San Francisco Ex- City with stop over privileges at Salt Lake Good he cried aminer City for all points in Colorado Utah m Certainly Boi she answered Nevada and California A Texas Judge ing is recommended to remove impur The Tourist Car berth rate from Chicago In one of the remote counties of the Pan- to San Francisco is only 600 and the sleepities in all liquids Brooklyn Daily handle of Texas two lawyers were trying a ing car berths shoula be reserved a few Eagle case before a justice of the peace It wag davs in advance of departure of train ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Two park laborers sat on a curbstone op- ¬ posite the Museum of Art and Science in New York eating lunch out of their pails 4Tis a foine building said one of them youd never think theyd put up that solid a strookchur just to kape dead boogs an other ciachures in Indade nor replied the other but are thim big letters cut into the stone above the windia the names av I dono said the first speaker He fell to spelling out the words and presently a ray of intelligence succeeded the puzzled expression on his face Sure I hav it he said Thim is the names av the contractors Patrick made a good guess for the names graven in the stone were Aeschylus So ¬ phocles Pericles Herodotus Socrates Thu cydides and Demosthenes San Francisco Wave Pata Gnen THE Nearly through neglect very word operation strikes terror to a womans always these operations become necessary sar-stf-dril- la If the menses are very painful or too frequent and excessive get the right advice at once and r stop taking chances It will cost you nothing for advice if you write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for it and if you let the trouble rfm along it will surely cost you a great deal of pain and may mean an operation Miss Sarah J Graham Sheridanville Pa writes Dear MRS PINKHAM I had snfrVrprl fnr ev eral years with female troubles and doctored until I was discouraged I felt wretched and tired of living I had dis-ease of kidneys bladder trouble dropsy and bloating had womb trouble and a large tumor had formed in fact all my organs were out of fix 4 WOMEN AVOID OPERATIONS ¬ ¬ ¬ ffliillPte 1 ¬ ¬ ing your remedies I wrote to her and she beeged of me to try it telling me all that it had done for her I bought six bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and noVr cannot ex- ¬ press my gratitude to you The tumor began to come away in pieces and I got better all the time I believe now that I am entirely cured My doctors could not believe it at first as they all hadtoldme that my case was a hopeless one and no human power could do me any good They were astounded If I can say anything that can help other women I shall be glad to It is not safe to wait until the last moment Head off trouble Dont be satisfied without Mrs Seeinga womans letter prais- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Btw mlfi immiiii 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ by prompt attention to it Pinkhams advice ¬ ¬ turer she made a profound impression on me By her intellect I shall never forget that lady Indelibly Printed lec- ¬ 60 miles as the crow flies to the nearest law Through tickets ana sleeping car accomWard Heelers Standard book and the attorneys differed of course modations can be secured from any agent You majr laugh at the idea of an as to the law upon the main issue in the case in the east or by applying at the Chicago honest voter but there is such a thing H They were trying the case without the inter- Milwaukee St Paul Depot or City Tickvention of a jury and his honor who con- et Offices in Chicago Well whats your idea of one ¬ ¬ ¬ I m ¬ sell out to the other fellows when Xo she wore a baby blue sash youve bought him fairly Chicago pinned crooked at the back Chicago Tribune Daily News An Enterpslslnr Man There is a man in our town Worse Than Incompatibility Who in business is a hummer Mrs West Yes Sylvia got a di- ¬ He deals in coal in winter vorce from her husband for And peddles ice In summer Chicago Daily News Mrs Worth Did he starve her NOT SO GREEN AS HE LOOKED Mrs West Almost as bad He let her pine for a pearl necklace for over non-suppo- An honest voter is a man who wont rt ducted a gambling house in connection with his hotel saloon and livery stable was in doubt as to what his decision ought to be Finally Miller the plaintiffs counsel offered to bet Hoover the defendants attorney 10 that he was right Hoover did not happen to have that much of the circulating me dium concealed about his person and was naturally at a loss how to parry this forcible argument The court waited a few mo ¬ ments on Hoover and finally said Well Mr Hoover the court has waited long enough Millers proposition seems to be a fair one and since you dont put up I will decide this case in favor of the plaintiff Law Notes ¬ ¬ Send for our free illustrated California folders Address Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agemt Chicago 111 A ¬ jff -- Superfluous Suggestion I would lay the world at your feet he exclaimed But she looked at him icily and returned I see no reason for troubling you Mr Dodby Unless the law of gravity has been unexpectedly repealed the earth is there already Washington Star i 1 mmmJ 98c a Mm i i ifcfc t MAMMOTH fgran till M mm 150-132-1- 54 156-158-1162-164-1- 60 66 W MADbONST CHICAGO Home Seekers Excursions via two years Four Route Big ¬ Jewelers Weekly Shopping by Mail The John If Smyth Co of Chicago are de-¬ voting a great deal of attention to developing est and South by trade throughout the mail The concern is one of the largest in the City of Chicago and has been well and favorably 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can approach it in efficiency It in-¬ Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg stantly relieves and permanently cures Ky had Catarrh for years He writes Catarrh DONT WAIT A MINUTE a Story of Witchcraft In Engrlaud Is Good Watches Absolutely Free the Seventeenth Century ¬ THE CHARM CAME BACK f CINCINNATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY Cure Digests what you eat Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea Sick HeadacheGastralgiaCramps and all other results of imperfect digestion Chicago W T Brooks G W DAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC FUN BB AL FUKMSH INGS CiiiN I ould see no Improvement whatever though I was onaUntlr treated with sprays ana wasnes ana differ ¬ ent inhaling remedies in fact I could fel that each winter I was worse than the year previous Finally It was brought to my notioe that Catarrh was a blood disease and after think ing over the matter I aw It was unreasonable m to be eared by -- At vbieb niy reached the surface 1 then decided to try 8 8 S and after a few bottles were used I no ticed a perceptible Improvement Continuing the remedy the disease was forced out of my system and a complete cure was the result I advise all who have this dreadful disease to abandon their local treatment which has never done them any good and take 8 8 8 a rem edy that can reach the disease and cure it ¬ xoi far Ambulance Attended to Promptly Day Phone 137 Sight lOO Qarriaesfor 5a otter for salt my entire stock of buggies phaetons barouches road wagons carts at reduced prices I will also sell my carriage shop which is sixty five feet long forty five feet wide and three stories high el H HAGGARD Paris Ky lijW Sm 1 The Aetna Life Insurance Co Of Hartford Conn Jn LtahUitit8Jxu Aart 1 9 1 8884570990 571150225 Borplus Jan 1 TW organization Paid policy holders since 97 455W3715 99 69780301 Th AFTN Life is ms pvery deriv ¬ able torm of Lite TsrmJ Endowment and Accident Insurance O XT Miller Ket ident Agent Paris Ky Ewes For Sale thrifty part of the number ig-l-- We have fifteen hundred young ewes for sale Will sell any FRET WELL tf FISHER Paris Ky charged with sorcery and witchcraft She healed siek persons miraculously and tl refore by the Being questioned help of the devil To continue the wrong treatment for she acknowledged that she used a Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts charm which generally worked a cure Specific is a real blood remedy and Let me look at it said the Judge cures obstinate deep seated diseases She handed him a small cloth roll which other remedies have no effect Within it he found a paper with cerwhatever upon It promptly reaches Catarrh and never fails to cure even the tain characters Then the memory of his trick came back to him most aggravated cases You were yourself he said once cured of an ague by the use of this charm She said that was so Then he turned is Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no to the jury and related the whole story dangerous minerals and dismissed the poor old woman Books mailed free by Swift Specific But as for the charm the court im Company Atlanta Georgia pounded it and the poor witch lost her power Detroit News Thk best life insurance policy ou earth Th heal is to keep perfect kidneys SHORT ON GOOD STORIES medicine on earth for those kidneys it People who had iJr JSwvern Ukatine suffered for years found do cure for The Predicament of a Woman With Seven Calls to Make their Kidnev disorders until they ogri Dr Sawy t ra Ukatine Fur sale by W Seven visits to make in one after C Brooks noon Well 1 think can manage it Some of them may not be at home and I can make an early start Let me see Theres that D els fox terrier andanecdote about Eth LH the cute speech of little Bob and that awfully clever f No 503 W Ninth So- Cincinnati thing that Dexter told the other night Ohio about the Goddess of Liberty Is that Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris all 1 have in stock Oh dear no Theres that quotation from The Pneumatic Woman that struck me TUESDAY Oct 10th18W so I havent got it off to any one yet returning every second Tuesday in eacr and I dare say it will go as original Not one person in ten has heard of aionth fcfcKFtfKENCE Every leading physlotHi in The Pneumatic Woman Paris Kentucky Is that enough for seven calls Im afraid not Well theres always the weather Really if it came to the point Id rather talk interestingly B about any old subject than stupidly about a brand new one Theres more art in it I wonder if I dare risk that joke about Clara again Ive told it so many times lately indeed I wont be sure that seme of the times were not at the very places Im going Office over the Bourbon Bank How mean it is that Maude made 15jytf me promise not to repeat that lovely bit of gossip she gave me this mornI havent heard anything so de- ¬ ing licious for a long time Well with a sigh I promised on my word of honor 1 wouldnt tell and another sigh why here we are at Mrs Somebodys I wonder if 1 have enough to Office over Vardens drug 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All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at ¬ tention D Cable photographer wll make three ManteUo pbotoi lor ten cuts daring the next two weeks Gallery opposite telephone exchange Parker The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured olliee room at James corner Fourth Hf GEORGE N P RRIS WOOd i i IUM Ladies Kid Oxford 5 b zes 2 to 4 worth 50 go this week for 15 Thompson Isgrigs at Davis auy4tt CHAS DICKSQ3 cmi will give von perfect health bv nsioe Dr Sawyers yoar diseased kidue Ukatine For sale by W T Brook Nature is forgiving and will restore - M MMMir Tl AArf aam rvn ro f i trat if crop - S uir t i Are thorougCLly re cieanen new M v anut1o mgnci Muaiy en orMiprn lv nncrm while c accus mu m nrinnf rv Vc j more to sow orwcpi uraus uiuuoi the results will 6War more satisfactory Clovers soils the varieties Our Catalogue gives fullest information about Grassesand give largest are adapted for best combinations to italnaiip nH results in hay or pasturage care of pas- Tj -- ja nrira of anv seeds reouired j u Uircb auu urauuns m ii ii t fnr Vegetable Field and Cor Brook and Jefferson SfsM 1 SEEDS mlma inwwwmpwuv1 r r vvv6v WOOD 8TIBBS Flower Seeds Bulba Fertilizers Etc LOUISVILLE KY DENTIST ¬ PHILIP II FOLFY DENTIST ¬ ¬ m Sn 1 mm i mi FN iministrators Notice 4 ¬ DR R GOLDSTEIN persons having claims against the of J Q Ward decoaned will pre i sent hem prooerlv prov m according to Will bt at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky law at the office of J Q Ward Jr ior settlement Saturday October 28 899 A I persons knowing themselves in On debted id the estate of the deceased will Returning once everv month Eves ex plea e call and settle amined and glasses scientific I iy ad ¬ Of 514 Fourth Avenue Lou- ¬ isville Ky ¬ ¬ lltf J -- M J Q WARD Jr Paris Ky justed Beul2 ly HHN CONNELLY ATTSniOS CITiZEB ¬ Now is the time to bring in vour engines mowers and farm machinery foi PARIS KENTUCKY repairs Also Blower and binder bis 1 Work guarantee satisfactory Calif u i dont forget yonr Your work k as and oil stoves which I lawn mowers promptly answered will make as sobered Prices reasonable Gas steam and water ood as new pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All work guaranteed said mphasis Im free to say these dialect stories makes me tired Half the words In cm aint In the dictionary But you might cultivate a liking for It is them said his wifes sister something like music Yon may not have much of an ear for it at lirst but if you keep at it you will soon appreciate it Well maybe I will some day but Id rather have something solid lid like to begin on some of y youngest girls school books and go right through em Thats the sort of reading that Id enjoy spending time on No Mr Cumrox with Wholly Discouraged maam I dont like em c u m m L41 TWIN BROTHERS SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS ¬ ¬ HIGH wr V GRADE v iMlTMt KWBALIS a Miiiiniiiy JI1CHIXE SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St I y - -- nat - iiiiiiiiinrrii TmZ v -- He picked up one of his daughters books which happened to be lying near It was a copy of Virgil which ins daughter had been translating into English lie stared solemnly at the first page of the Latin epic for awhile and then slowly turned the leaf When his eyes had got down to the middle of the next page he laid the volume down with a sigh be exclaimed regretIts no u ¬ Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FILL ID WIST ViiV I KliSoU H S PEIirS STftVgiM TS STORE THE GREAT MAJESTIC r rrrv - g - - POLAND CHINAS for SALE sale two extra good Fall rtA siivv of Mime litter sired ami vV Model ithe 1600 hog by HadU a sow by the noted Chief Tecum ont of geb 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my fine yearling boar KrNurc fully What is of no use My trying to read dialect And 1 must say that this thing of oaehin It in the public schools strikes me as plaguy foolishness Washington Star ¬ DRY GOODS BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection - i I have for am n uasMaSm g 1 rrpi 3 I If MAJESTIC nh JEETIC Jjj KFEC0 5TLEUI5 ftVjMFGCa gf 5TL L5n KENTUCKY U S 16623 77 My brood sows are all recorded in Central aad Ohio P C Records and are by such sites as Clause U Sweepstakes winner at vn Wlr-nraaHFe 2l -- Won more Chief Teeumseh more prize winners prizes and sired ther food Vans Chief and than this isones hard orlds Fair 2 4 - than any hog that ever lived j HklMMui to Beilerbreedin A Haaty Reply I have a complete line of the great good individu Majestic ranges find and I also have the Whatll 1 do with this lot of raw re Iowe and look over¬ t to correspond For eras fitting home furnishings emits asked the Pacific n my hrd and get mv prices before bay plumbing metal roofing door and Raw recruits eh f ab echoed Correspondence solic TiTTrr Fprri- ing elsewhere refi iterators etc V semmindly the use of ited Visitors welcome Prices reason a Kive the best line for the least mon- bothering me with such foolish questcash Terms Able ionTorn em over to the cook GEORGE CLAYTON BENJ PERKY Washington Star Pabis Ky Hutchison Bourbou County Ky i ¬ 1 THE GREAT MAJESTY Champion Trouble Borrower 1 have known a good many borrowers of trouble said the man with the glasses but the worst case I think la that of a friend of mine who has pick ed out his own pallbearers and made them all promise that they will Insist upon having probes stuck into him be fore he is buried so as to be sure that he is really dead That is an aggravated case replied his companion but know of one that beats it The wife of a poet of my acquaintance is worrying because he may get rich and go out in society where they will flatter and spoil him Chicago Times IIerald ¬ ¬ 1 2 7SSZ 7V JT T r ezmzi a rs if i I T

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