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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. m uiocnauicai ami- - cr y to use them we are pre pared to far nieb First Olaes Job Work at the same price that you 2 pay for inferior work elsewhere wa en the latest feoee i Jh Tvn v arA -Kn 1 W aeacccg THE BOURBON NEWS PRDITBD IVBRT TUESDAY AHD FRIDAY Space ia a newspaper ia vain- - H able to the man who knows how to nae it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season ana ft profits from it e eccDrcccccxc EitiftlitM FEB 1 CHAMP BRO Editors aid Owners 1861 M5ETEESTD YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM FRIDAY OCTOBER 6 1899 Ladies Kid Oxford eiteeJ to 4 worth 3 50 go thin wek for 150 at Daris Thompson NO 79 g I WLLR5BUKG IsKrigs ang4tf lfwa Motes kkthrl In And About The 3CCCCC83CCC3CCC3CCC 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 realize what that means Well there is 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 giving something good for the money Make your wants plain and try us is what we ask ¬ yon will rini a reined v equal to One Minute Cough Cnre ay Editor Fackler of the MicHnopv Fla It cnred Hostler his family of LaGrippe and eaves thou sands from pneumonia bronchitis croup and all throat and lung trouble nvr If yon Pconr the world ¬ W T Brooks Nature is forgiving nod will restore yonr diseased kidneys that will give yon perfect health by using Dr Sawyers TJkatine For sale by W T Brooks photographer will make three Mantello photos for ten cents dnring the next two weeks Gallery opposite telephone exchange D Cable ¬ Mrs KhodaConwaj tention Mr and Mrs James Riley of Bloom ington 111 are the guests of Mrs Fan- ¬ They wear like iron those childrens nie Porter Oxfords and slippers that go almost for Mrs Louis Vimont has rented her at Davis Thompson the asking farm to Frank and Claude Vimont and will move into D V illers brick cot ang4 tf Isgrigs tage on Pleasant street next week Miss Edna Miller who has b en the President King Farmers Bank guest of her uncle Dr Wm Miller Brooklyn Mch has used DeWitts Little Early Risers in his family for left Tuesday for her home in Atlanta years Says they are the best These Several from here attended the Ma ¬ famous little pills cure constipation sonic banquetTuesday night at Shaw billionsness and all liver and bowel hall V T Brooks troubles Miss Lizzie Warren of Lexington Scores of patrons testify to the great has been the guest of Miss Kate Savage shoe bargains bought from our bargain for several days Mrs Daniel Stephens aged about connters ¬ Parker James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at- ¬ mother The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at has found no water yet Smi th Clark is receiving new Mrs millinery every day Call and f tjles in aea before you buy A number of Millersburg people at ¬ tended the Lexington trots yesterday Mrs Thos Shipp who has been the guest of her mother Mrs M Moore re ¬ turned to Winchester Tuesday Miss Mary Purnell of Paris is the guest of Miss Bessie Purnell McClintocfc shipped a Melntyre car of cattle to Cincinnati Tuesday Richard Jett and family have moved to Paris Mrs Tom Conway and son are visit ¬ ing relatives in Mason Herman Conway of Indian Teritory who had the misfortune to break his lei in two ulaoen severul montliK hih arrived Wednesday night to visit his I artesian well for the town down two hundred feet and W M Cox has the OH YES t THERE ARE OTHER 3ut you will never give those others a thought if you would once burn -I 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 GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L b3CCC3CCCCCCSC3CCC N Freight Depot NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall Pans Cast Slots 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham atmmmtitmmmmmmmimms A IN THE g WORLD eff ICIilllIIIIIIIllltlllllMIISIIIIIIZIIilMlliCillIlillltiI3ICIllilISiiflf mmumaMmr Ay3gMlvy izw r ma - b -- 3 tz s i 6 6 B 2L Ml I IJ 1 1 1 lit f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IIM I SI 1 1 1 3 M I S Z 1 1 S MI 1 1 2 i 1 1 1 1 II I II 11 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Heektown and was buried in the Should you need a car of cemetery here Wednesdty shelled com get my prices before you J H Warford attended the reunion buy I can save you money Geo W of his old reginjent the Seventh Ky N freight at Cynthiana Wednesday Stuart directly opposite L Wm Best of Norwood O was the depot guest of relatives here Tuesday When our boys were almost dead Mrs James M from whooping cough our doctor gave Miss Edna have Collier and daughter taken board at the One Minute Cough Cure They recov Beeding Housered rapidly writes P B Belles Ar Mr Fleet Jones of Pine Bluff Ark gyle Pa It cures coughs colds grippe W arrived Tuesday to visit his father F and all throat and lung troubles A Jones T Brooks Mr and Mrs Chas Calvert and son My agency insures against are guests of McClelland brothers and fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ nieces at the M F C premium list of In prompt paying compa- ¬ Pans printingf the premiums of F the liable A street Herjert on best display of poultry and nies Lon union best display of Plymouth Rocks was W 0 HINTON Agent accidentally omitted Dont forget the oyster supper of the Take a pill that is a pill built on Christian Endeavor Society at the medical science by an able physician Masonic Hall Saturday afternoon and such is the short story of Dr Sawyers evening Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by Straykd A Poland China W T Brooks Boar Liberal reward It Frank Yimoxt The best life insurance policy on earth Mrs C M Best visited friends in is to keep perfect kidneys The best medicine on earth for those kidneys is Paris Thursday evening Dr Siwvers Ukatine People who bad Mr Caleb Corrincton is in Cincin suffered for vears found no cure for nati chis week buying goods their Kidney disorders until they used Mrs Claude Ratcliff of Carlisle was Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W thr guest of her father Wm Carpenter T Brooks yesterday Tha stone arrived yesterdav for the new Vault at the Cemetery and Mr McCulun will commence work im- m diately PARIS KENTUCKY Clarence Miller and Fleet Jones at ¬ ¬ Work guaranteed satisfactory Call tended the Cynthiana Street Fair yes A number from here will at promptly answered Your work it terday tend to day iolicited Prices reasonable Mrs Chas Bean of Lexington 1ms been the guest of her sisters Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Mjers for several ATTEU101 CITIZEN days Mel ityre and McClintock ship a car Now is the time to bring in your en- of Export cattle to Jersey City to day gines mowers and farm machinery for Mrs G W Bryan and Miss Asgnesi repairs Also Mower aud binder blades And dout forget your lawn mowers Purtifdf go to Moorefield to day to at gas and oil stoves which I will make as tend he Misionary Convention of the good as new Gas steam and water M E Church fitting Steel ranges repaired All pipe Miss Florence Cox of Cynthiana work guaranteed was the guest of Miss Florence Baas Tuesday KWULIS llCaiM SHOP Ben Hojt of Visited lady Paris friends here yesterday or Third and Pleasant St Millions of dollars is the valne placed by Mrs Mary Bird Harrisburg Pa on PERMS STOVE AM TIN STORE the life of her child which she saved from croup by the use of One Minute Cough Cure It cures all coughs colds THE GREAT MAJESTIC W T and throat and lung troubles Corn - Davis Thomson Isgrig thirty died Tuesday at her home near Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit ou up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest My coat maker Mr Barney style guaranteed Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order H S STOUT Lowrys Old Stand At F P PICKUNl season now on PURE CIDER VINE MAK PURE SPICES I 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 J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer JOHN CONNELLY ¬ LIKE FRESH THINGS The freshest Aegetahles and Fruits in the Paris market can he luuiid at my store My groceries are all fresh stock and as good as anyhody sells 3Iy stock keep fresh hecause I sell it out fast and huy new goods Come to see me I want your trade Orders iilled promptly ¬ GEORGE N PARRIS LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE ¬ JOHN B CASTLfc MAN ARTHUR G CASTLEMaN E0YA1 INSCEASGB OF LIVERPOOL GO The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS Broofca e a yg a iiiiiiir phoes as we are selling daily front Never were such values offered in Isgrig Me our bargain counter Davis Thomson Joseph Stockford MAJESTIC arc cn sTuiuis xfcv MAJESTIC IT ttQJH mfg co 3p1 srinins 1 I healed a sore running for seventeen years and cured bis piles of long standing by using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve It cures all skin diseases W T Brooks Hodgdon Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Oiliees -- Columbia Building BOARD Besident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY BAR BEE CASTLEMAN CINCINNATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY HOOSIER DRILLS Farm MacMssry of Every W pipgpjji j i r B - Have just received a lot of very choice new timothy seed Geo W Stuart di lectly opposite N N freight depot i THE MICHIGAN LINE Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Summer Resorts of Ms i Farming Snuplies V J S J MS WILSON MlUlUUtiUUllUUlUimWUiUlUll F if have made ample Put-in-Bpreparations for warm weather by put Georgian Bay Mackinac LesCheneaux Islands Muskota Lakes Middle Bass iug in four fans at their barber shop Toronto Sault Sic Mt Clemens power aud Three will be run by water Thousand Islands Sand Beach THE GPZAT MAJESTIC one by electricity while yon get a cool I have a complete line of the great comfortable shave tf Majestic ranges Lakes Only Six Hours from Cincinnati For gas fittinrs house furnishings did me more good than anything It i FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A DAY plumbing meral roofing door aud I ever used My dyspepsia was of window proe i refrigerators etc I months standing after eating it wms D For any information regarding Summer Tours call on net t C H can give tha orst line for the least mon ¬ terrible Now I am well writes S B G Fdvakn h ey Keener Hoisingtou K - of Kodol Agent or wiite Fjiv lathi ivlanaoor what you Di peppi t Cnre It digits 13iXJ PEBRY Cincinnati Ohio eat W T Brooka Paris Ky i r - i r yM3El Crawfohd Bros SXlchiJLitf ay Sana J jl and tfte Sreat laftes Jirie to tic Great 1 tit M WV av X it Jt J t TtrcTTji n ORDERED TO MANILA The Cruiser ISrooklyn Gunboats Marietta and Muchiai and Other Vessels to He Sent to the Philippines vj iut7t WAR IS IMMINENT AM I DEWEYS SWORD reason for the ceremonv But more official sanction couid nerer have thrown into the demonstration the fervor of enthusiasm that was meted out to the admiral as he aooeared The Town Was Captured by Oxen Mac ihe Jeweled Weapon Voted to before tne vast audience composed Arthur and Evacuated Next Day or all not only the hihe t the Ad mi al by Congress officials in the land but of spectators drawn from every quarter of the Insurgents Made Two Attacks on alamba Presented to Him Qnited States The battle of Manila sixty Filipinos Reported Killed bay was not forgotten but it micrht be eveu American Lo s Two Killei Wounded Urdaneta Recovered The Hero of Manilas Trip From New said to have been relegated almost to second place in the desire to do honor York City to the Capital to the man who had nroved himself aa Manila Oct 5 Several hundred in- of the Nation great after victory as before it and surg ents have reoccupied Porac which who had shown in the long and trying1 was captured by Gen MacArthur on tri- - September IS and evacuated by the His Rect pto n Washington One That an months that followed his naval nmph the qualities of a statesman and Americans the following day Euuperr Might Ilnvy The City Gaily a wise administrator as well as ihose The insurgent forces are also reportLtecorated Aiim rehley Re- of the lighting leader of a victorious ed moving toward Mexico southeast civK Much Attention¬ - REOCCUPYPORAC The lioera Have Left Volksrust and Afe Moving Toward the Frontier Situation Most Critical II A Gentle Wind than the announcement that the health giver and health bring er Hoods Sar sapariila tells of the birth of an era Tells no smieeer rinrvi in wiiau w i of Western Birth fmmni London Oct 5 A special dispatch from Newcastle Natal dated Wednes ¬ The Boers have left the day says laager at Volksrust and are moving to ¬ The situation is ward the frontier The magistrates and most critical municipal officers have assembled in the town hall to concoct measures for the defense of the town against an ex ident All the women and pected attack The orders given are in line with the children have been ordered to leave expressed determination of the presi for the interior of Xatal dent to furnish the army and navy ev The Daily Chronicles correspondent ery resource for stamping out the Phil ¬ at Cape Town telegraphing under date ippine insurrection at the earliest pos ¬ of Tuesday says fleet of Angeles For the first time in several months The object of the double movement sible time At Adm Deweys extend And enhancing these qualities was Washington Get 4 The home ¬ ed interview with the president Wed ¬ J H Hofmeir the Afrikander leader of manly modesty displayed in is apparently to get behind the Amer coming of Adm George Uewe- y- for that nesday the former went into the Phil ¬ in Cape Colon and Sir Alfred Milner the quiet dignity with which he met ican garrison on both sides of the henceforth the national capital is to the occasion This ippine situation at great length ex British high commissioner for South railway trait of Deweys be his home was made the occasion Reconnoissances from Mexico by the olainiug carefully the existing condi ¬ Africa and governor of Cape Colony character was evidenced from the mo- for the greatest tribute ever paid by of affairs and his views of the out¬ met Wednesday in conference An incut ne reacueu lL muiu sine u sine 4th cavalry toward Santa Ana north tion uie asungton o any individual Alter with the president lie paused at this east of Mexico and toward Arayata look concluding with an earnest recom- ¬ unconfirmed report is in circulation r the preliminary welcome in v eW poiub iur a moment unwilling ap- - due north of Santa Ana developed the mendation that the Brooklyn and some that Mr Hofmeir has been entrusted York itself unsurpassed in its kind it parently to take the place that had fact that the insurgents are in position other vessels be sent on to the Phil- with an imperial mission to Pretoria remained for the highest and greatest been prepared for him on the right of at both points ippines This reinforcement of the The Daily Mails correspondent at in the official world to hold out the the platform lest he should ap present fleet of the Asiatic squadron Lourenzo Marques reports that II M An American private was killed in he urged as necessary an i said their S Philomel has gone to Durban for the hand of greeting to the famous ad ¬ pear to usurp the place due the skirmish at Santa Ana miral and to join with the people who to the chief magistrate President The Arayata party learned that Scott dispatch should be directed as early as purpose of landing 100 men and a gun are to be his fellow citizens in bidding McKinley grasped the situation in an and Edwards of the 25th infantry who possible The president immediately Commenting editorially on the fore ¬ him welcome Maga communicated with the navy depart- going dispatch the Daily Mail says it instant and taking his great sea cap- ¬ are missing are prisoners at On the facade of the newly comment and instructed the secretary of considers that the action reported in- ¬ tain by the arm placed him by gentle laye pleted government post office build ¬ force in that chair that had been in Tuesday made two the navy to issue an ortier carrying out dicates great danger The insurgents ing1 flamed forth two inscriptions set attacks on Calamba in which the com- ¬ the admirals recommendation and to says the Daily The admiralty tended for him Later in the day as in electric points the one reciting- the the carriages bearing the official party manding officer reports that 60 Fil- see that they be got in readiness at Mail would not countenance such a famous message of the president direct drove away from the capitol between ipinos were killed and many wounded once The Marietta and Machias be- measure except in circumstances of ing1 Dewey 10000 miles away in the Two companies of the 21st regiment sides the Brooklyn will be designated unusual emergency and it thinks it walls of cheering people the president far east to go forth to destroy the again displayed his tact by remaining repelled each attack losing two men by the navy department along with probable that other British ships are Spanish fleet and the other setting covered and ignoring the demonstra- ¬ killed and seven wounded several other vessels which have not converging silently upon the theater out the famous admirals direction to tion himself leaving its acknowledg ¬ Bolomen suprised an American out- yet been selected of action You may fire ments to the admiral alone the lamented Gridle post near Guagua killing two privates A special dispatch from Pretoria FOR SAFE KEEPING when you are ready Gridley which The other two escaped says the Transvaal jrovernment has For Dewey it was a trying as well as marked an epoch in the history of the a triumphal day It has been given to While four sailors of the United seized gold to the value of S00000 United States Twelve thousand mem few officers in the naval history of States cruiser Baltimore were entering Adm Dower Placed His Magnificent which is now lodged in the state mint iword in the Vault of the Suporin- bers of civic organizations paraded the country to sit before a crowd of the Bacoor river in a boat Tuesday The government the dispatch adds tendeat of the Navy liuilding before him besides tens of thousands thousands while the chief of the na- ¬ after the fight they received a volley will indemnify the banks to which the of non organized citizens and in a val establishments dilated upon their wounding three It is understood Washington Oct 5 One purpose gold is consigned roar of cannon roekets and the blaze exploits and then to stand be- ¬ that the volley came from United whicn induced A dispatch from Volksrust says the the visit of Adm Dewey fire and the thunderous cheer- fore the same crowd to receive at States soldiers who having been order- ¬ of red to the navy department Wednesday Boer camp on the Natal border now ing of the populace and the warm the hands of the president a sword ed to prevent the passing of boats was to arrange for the safekeeping of comprises 8090 men and is growing greeting- of the head of the nation prepared for him at the behalf of fired by mistake upon the Baltimores The commissiarat arrangethe magnificent sword presented to daily Dewey came to the national capital to the representatives of the whole men him Tuesdaj Following him to the ments the dispatch says are defective welcome such as has not been known people The strain upon Adm Dewey Rr Adm Watson announced the re- ¬ navy department was a his Chinese One of the largest corps lay in the covery of the United States gunboat here hitherto reached almost to the breaking point servant Ah Soong bearing the sword veldt without shelter during a heavy His journey here frqm New York had None but those nearest to him could Urdaneta which was captured and in its oaken casket The admiral car- thunderstorm Commandant Gen Jou been one continuous ovation limited see how he labored to repress his feel- ¬ beached by the insurgents near Orani ried this into the room of the superin ¬ bert is momentarily expected to as ¬ in its intensity only by the density of ings during the address of Secretary on the Orani river where she had been tendent of the building Commodore sume command of the Boer forces population The decorated special Long but when he arose to receive the blockading Gen Joubert has threatened to shoot Baird his old personal friend and the The expedition was entirely success- ¬ train which left the Pennsylvania rail- ¬ sword from the hands of the president any man who moves without orders placed the gift in his big safe road terry slip in Jersey City at 150 in no one could mistake the flash of the ful and the Americans suffered no latter The detaching of Adm Dewey from The London morning papers are in ¬ the afternoon was fully in keeping white gloved hand as it rose to dash casualties Oiympia had the effect of detach clined to regard the seizure of gold by with its distinguished passenger It away the tears before the admiral Manila Oct 5 An attack upon the Lieut Brumbj his flag lieutenant the Transvaal government as an act of was made up of five cars the Pennsyl came to the rigid attitude of attention Paranique was made by the insurgents ing and Lieut Caldwell the admirals sec- ¬ war No absolute confirmation is ob ¬ Wednesday night and rebel sympa- ¬ vanias prize special the Atlanta a before his chief retary from the duties they have here- ¬ tained of the report that a Boer ulti ¬ ¬ dining1 car a combination smoker and re-¬ thizers in the town set fire to a num When it became Deweys turn to An order matum has been presented but the tofore performed for three parlor cars for the accommoda- ply his voice failed him and he made ber of buildings 0L Daggett re was issued however him directing these news comes from what is usually good tion of the Washington reception com- ¬ the effort twice before his lips would pulsed the attack and declined offers officers to report to the admiral in Boer sources of assistance from Bacoor mittee When he did succeed his respond connection with his shore duties This It was said by the railroad officials tones were clear and steady but so The extent of the damage done by is only temporary to allow the admiral THEIR WESTERN TRIP the incendiary fires has not yet been to catch up with and trainmen that the ovation during low that only those nearest him could the mass of corre- ¬ The President and Mrg McKinley and the learned the rim from New York to Washing- ¬ hear spondence and is not the assignment Entire Cabinet Left Washington Imus Luzon Oct 5 The statement of a permanent staff such as ton was the most remarkable demonOne of the most remarkable features that Wednesday Evening stration that has ever taken place of the eventful day was the ovation to that Maj Price asked Adm Watson to Adm Porter had Every town turned Rr Adm Schley on the return of the send the gunboats to his support in along- the line Washington Oct 5 President and An Aeronaut Killed out its full population and every party from the capitol to the white the recent engagement of his regi- ¬ Des Moines la Oct 5 Marza Mrs McKinley and party including house and crossroad settlement was house His carriage was several num ment in the vicinity of Imus is correct Gen Lawton Tuesday deposed the Townsend of Decorah la about 20 the entire cabinet left Washington at turned inside out to see the flying- spe bers behind that of the president and years old was killed on the carnival 9 oclock Wednesday night for a half cial pass Adm Dewey and received an ovation insurgents driving them westward months trip to Chicago and the north- ¬ A bare stop was made at Princeton that could be tcarely ranked below The purpose of the rebels was to cut circus grounds about 5 oclock Wedneswhere young- Dewey had been a stu that accorded to the admiral himself the communication maintained be day evening while attempting a para- west The president arrived a few dent and the admiral went to the The tumult grew as the carriage pro- tween Bacoor and Imus by means of chute leap He was fired from a wood ¬ moments before time for departure platform for a minute mereh saying ceeded down the avenue and the crowd the road between those places at en cannon while up 1000 feet in the air and with Mrs McKinley leaning on to the boys that he was pleased with surged around it till the horses were a point between Imus and the east The parachute failed to open and he his arm walked briskly down the en- ¬ the reeeption they had given him It brought to a footpace Finally a com ¬ bank of the river The insurgents fell to the earth like a stone and was tire length of the train shed frequentwas such a reception as an emperor pany of the high school cadets came had trenches along the west bank picked up dead and terribly mangled ly acknowledging the salutes of a small might have envied every student of to the rescue and formed about the commanding the open spaces A force A large crowd saw the terrible acci- crowd of spectators The first stop of the party will be at Baltimore where Thus of 1500 rebels attacked Imus Monday dent the college town being in evidence as carriage in a hollow square the engine will be changed well as the whole population of the protected and flanked by a force of and GOO proceeded against Bacoor with The 36th Keciment tails for Manila The train whicn will be the home of place while colleg e yells sounded above police the carriage reached the white detachments along the river Poutland Ore Oct r The trans- ¬ Tuesday morning Col Daggetts force ports Rio De Janeiro and ikh sailed the distinguished party throughout the rumble of the departing1 train house with a long gap between it and spread along the road from Bacoor for Manila Wednesday evening with the trip is one of the most sumptuous The train as it reached the line of the next official guests Gut of the store of his experience toward Imus and three companies of the 35th regiment United States volun- ¬ ly equipped ever run from the Penn the District of Columbia stopped for It consists of the a few minutes at the little station of the president was able to give Adm the 4th regiment under Capt Hollis teers on board In addition to the reg ¬ sylvania station Deanwood while the reception com- Dewey one valuable suggestion before were thrown out from Imus the two iment there were on board 31 trained private car Campania occupied by thu Ihe venerable commands forming a junction The nurses and 60 casuals who will be as president and his wife the combinamittee went through the formality of leaving the capitol ¬ presenting the nations guest the free Cardinal Gibbons was presented and entire line crossed the river and drove signed to companies when they reach tion ear Atlantic the sleeper Ixon compartment cars Chili and Omena after an exchange of greetings the the Filipinos from their trenches to Manila dom of the district the last two for the use cf the cabinet John Addison Porter secretary to president asked the admiral if he felt the westward through rice fields and Ai m Howlnon Lower His Flag ¬ of whom were on the train except the president first extended President equal to a general ordeal of handshak thickets Washington Oct 5 Adm Howison all McKinleys greeting- to which the ad ¬ ing The hero of Manila s verved The marines whose services were report d to the navy department that Secretary Gage who is in the west and miral returned his thanks very briefly from the shock explaining that hs tendered by Adm Watson crossed the he lowered his flag Tuesday on board the diner Gilsey Commissioner Wight tien said right arm was partially paralyzed river near the bay forming a part of the Chicago now at New York and AN EJECTMENT SUIT Adm Dewey you are now in the from his experience in New York the line of advance Before the for- ¬ thus closed his service as commander Let me suggest to you said the ward movement was begun the AmerDistrict of Columbia and representing of the South Atlantic station The in Title of Real the commissioners of the district I president hereafter you shake the ican artillery shelled the enemys posi- ¬ final orders placing Adm Schley in It Involves the Hrltol Term Estate the Valued Heart of have the honor of tendering you the other mans hand dont let him shake tion The only American casualty was command of this squadron have not at 3UOUOO freedom of the nations capital and in yours You save yourself by not let- ¬ the wounding of a lieutenant of artil- ¬ yet been issued lery Several wounded Filipinos were behalf of the people of the district ting them get the grasp on you Bristol Tenn Oct 5 Samuel L En Kouteto Chicago The sword except its steel blade and attended by Surgeon Maj Penrose and from the most exalted to the hum King and J W Owen for the King San Antonio Tex Oct 3 The hand- ¬ heirs filed an ejectment suit here blest citizen I g ive 3ou a sincere the body metal of its scabbard is en- ¬ members of the ambulance corps A number of prisoners were taken some special train bearing Minister Wednesday against the Norfolk and cordial welcome home We feel tirely of 22 carat gold On the pommel Gen Lawton while riding up the Mariscal vice president of Mexico and gratified that Washington is to be is carved the name of the battleship Railway Co involving title to is the best place Oiympia which was Deweys flagship road to Imus was the target for many his part- - arrived here Wednesday Western your future home It real estate in the heart of the city val ¬ in the world in which to have a home at Manila and the Zodiacal sign for shots afternoon from Eagle Pass which ued at So00000 The land includes the -I place they had let shortly before 11 cites of the Norfolk Western the and it is fitting that you who have December in which lucky month i ruuuie Auiung Minners and have Dewey was born Circling these is a done so much for the nation There Southern and the Virginia Decatur 111 Oct 5 A crowd of oclock Wednesday morning South such an important part for the closely woven wreath of oak leaves 200 striking miners gathered at done were nearly 000 people at the depot western railway depots also the right the new nation should make jour future home long employed to indicate and adorn shaft here Wednesday morning to pre- to greet the distinguished party of way to five miles of track The The people of rank in the nations capital vent non union miners from entering ground of action is that the company fir Deal in Copper Property The sword box is of white oak inlaid the shaft Washington will esteem it not only a This they were successful Tucson A T Oct 5 Another big has violated the terms of the deed pleasure but an honor to do all in with black velvet and at the center of in doing- but only after they had as- ¬ which was conditional thus forfeiting their power to make your stay with us the cover a gold shield surmounted by saulted four Negroes and two white deal of copper property was effected its right to the propertv involved The Sisson and George 11 as pleasant as your services have been an eagle and inscribed with a single miners who were on their way to Wednesday was donated to the Virginia star and the words Rr Adm George work in the mine The police rescued wife sold to The Oxide Copper Co of land successful at Manila New Jersey 35 copper claims in the Tennessee Railway Co now the NorAdm Deweys reply was as brief and Dewev U S N the non union miners and took them silver belt district for 55000000 It is folk A Western prior to the civil war characteristic as all of his other to police headquarters for protection understood the purchase is in the in- ¬ by Samuel E Goodson and James He Died in Poverty speeches have been King DtBUQUE la Oct 5 Theoppnt but did not make any arrests terest of the Standard Oil Co t ro nt i tVianlr vou verv much dis- -for this testi- - Mouller a member of a noble and Dewey the Guest of Mrj McLean The Kaport Disuedited An mW h lBJ Suicided by Hanging tiTirrnicVirl- fnmilv in Prussia died - -- - Adm j Washington Oct 5 Adm Dewey The govern- ¬ rniril of vour rerrard It is true that niS Bloemfentein ¬ Christian Lapobte Ind Oct 5 a Wednesday He served in the revolu- was the guest of Mrs Washington MctelegrRifrom Boshof as long as I live and I hope to live Dunker a wealth Michigan City gro ment publishes a to live in tionary army in IMS under Sigel and Lean at dinner Wednesday night the cerymau committed suicide Wednes ¬ stating that the British forces have long time cheers I intend country avoid arrest He I thank you again for fled to this educated to speaking several admiral driving out to her country res- ¬ day morning by hanging himself He crossed the border and that fighting Washington was well idence Beauvoir Another telegram shortly after 7 had been in ill health and was suffer has commenced this expression languages He was79rears of age His oclock The rest of the evening was ing from temporary derangement says the troops have crossed the border Washington Oct 4 The culmina last years have been spent in extreme without incident Dunker was formerly engaged in busi- ¬ but that no fighting has occurred The tion of Adm Deweys triumphal home poverty government discredits the report coming was reached Tuesday in the ness at Hamilton O Athens Selected been received of Confirmation has shadow of the dome of the national Akron O Oct 5 Athens was se- ¬ No Canadian Troop for outh Africa Church Iurned Fireman Injured upon the ap- Here he received from the the report of the arrest raoitol San Francisco Oct 5 The First Ottawa Ont Oct 5 Premier Laur of the United States legation lected by the Ohio Womans Suffrage hands of the president the magnifi- - plication T Moore the fugitive assist-- association as the place for holdiuo- ier stated Wednesday positively that Baptist church was destroyed by fire him by con- of Fred i ceuiicnvul BWnrd voted rf th vietorv ant teller oi me x-- iuuali Tii v t kthe next convention The date has io far no offer had been made by late Wednesday afternoon Four fire- uaua j pres in comiucmuia not been fixed men were injured Ca Jada to send troops to South Africa This was the official Commerce of Boston Mass Manila bay ui ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The President Wednesday directed the immediate dispatch to the Philippines of a num ber of vessels of the navy including the cruiser Brooklyn and gunboats The action Marietta and Machias is the result of Adm DewejTs interview Wednesday in which ho went over the Philippine situation with the presOct 5 Washington of good health It is the one reliable specific for the cure of all bleed stomach and liver troubles 3bcd V SoMabwul GOLF AS A TEMPER TEST A Luckless Player Demonstrates How Easy It Is to Control Ones Self ¬ ¬ ¬ rtainly be A soil story which should added to the already excellent umber to which the game has given birth poessa an advantage which cannot be claiimd tor all of them that of being absolutely authentic An enthusiast who was somewhat of a tyro at golf though of great distinction at other forms of athletics had a series of mis ¬ fortunes with which most people can yrpa ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ thize He was playing against a man vrhoM opinion lie valued and he consistently topped his ball sliced it pulled it lifted it into a tree played a line cleek 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 carelesslcss was only assumed as he was pressing horribly The worst of 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 to break your infernal clubs than to lose your infernal temper London Telegraph long-distanc- e ¬ COMMERCIAL WIT A ¬ Parcel of Puns That Were Worked Off All Right Bat They Didnt Take - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Four traveling men sat on the sidewallt in front of the Windsor the other night tell- ¬ The man who smoked stogie ing stories had just finished a somnambulist tale Reminds me of what the pickpocket said his fellow prisoner commented the man to with the nasal blossom What was that I am here gentlemen he said as tha feault 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 hi similarity habit of making light of things The blossomy man refused to be silent But did you hear about the forger No Why He was there on account of a simple do rire to make a name for himself The man with the stogie meditated he That reminds me o the burglar There was a three-minut- e casually remarked stage wait and the man who liked applejack gave way to curiosity Ifii frn t As he said through nothing but taking advantage oi an opening whicn onerea in a Why ¬ The blossomy man had departed leayur a wide far reaching void St Paul Globe m morpinil Aiix i w- pstnlilNnlTIPTlt v - ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 One of the bargemen a bit will you cea ed rowing and eyed the cup challenger Wot do ye call that ere thin critically This replie voure on he demanded Sir Thomas courteously i the yacht Sham ¬ rock sniffed the bargee turning Bill e calls to his neighbor on the next thwart Another bloomin hin er the Shamrock justice to Ireland N Y Commercial Ad¬ ter Another on Ireland Sir Thomas Lipton is hiimelf authority fof a story that relates to his Ixperience on the Shamrock when lying in Southampton wa¬ vertiser ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ exclaimed the excited in- ¬ The trusts dividual who so to speak was at the ora- ¬ torical bat must be frozen out The trust microbe in the audience slapped 4he typhoid fever microbe on the back and iaughed derisively lie isnt up with the latest discoveries ia He doesnt know that we science it said snn stand a temperature of 312 degrees b Chicago Tribune low zero Some Other Plan Necessary - Xot Wasted Johnny did you take your cough medicin regularly in school as I told you Nom Tommy Budds liked it an he Stray Stories gimme an apple for it The man who controls hs temper governs his worat enemy Chicago Daily News ¬ ¬ - t ¬ j j ¬ - Is your breath bad Then your best friends turn their heads aside A bad breath means a bad liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure constipation biliousness dyspepsia sick headache 25c All druggists r I ¬ fel ers W L DOUGLAS BUCKINGHAMS DYE 60 CT ii iiihii iiii ir Want your moustache or beard a boautiful brown or rich black Then use hi iii nan i cw pwucGiTg I on R P Hall Co n rhua n H i Octlt S3S350 SHOES Worth 4 to ALL LEATHERS THE ULMISK ate and price jj ¬ Indorsed by over lOOOOOO wearers other makes 6 co n pared wtta ¬ ¬ ht H LonIiirla ttaaped bottoa ALL STYLES Take no substitute claimed to be as pood Largest maker L i fltetw of 3 and 350 shoes In tha world Your dealer whoulil keep them If not we will send you a air on receipt of price Stat kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe t W L DOUGLAS SHOE CO catalogue it Free Brockton Mass No fits Dr ner- - in I -- Psrmanently PTC oumess after82 Curedbottle and orKhnet I w flrstdav suseof Great Nerve Uastorer trial treatise - tree Xr ii U JLLLNJfi Ltd 931 Arc St PnUa Fa I X I IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL1 THE BOURriON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBEll 1 6 1899 i ip33i33Si3 Art in flrcbitecture DESIGNED AND WRITTEN ESPECIALLY THIS PAPER FOR GANG NEEDLE MACHINES One of the Many Varieties of Sewing Machines Made Nowadays and I WISH TO BE ANNEXED Merchants of Santo Domingo Are Tired of Their Government Bat the Common People Do Not Like Uncle Sam Tale of Corrup- ¬ tion Unparalleled in Modern History Special Correspondence I 1 in General Ise It is a more or less familiar fact that sewing machines are used nowadays for sewing many different materials as leather paper canvas carpets rubber They are used frr making buttonholes and sewing sn buttons They are made of many types and in simply hundreds of varieties for special uses But it may not be known so commonly that there are many sewing machines now made with more than one needle Tj first of these a two needle ma chine was made in the early eighties about 15 years ago It was used by manufacturers of heavy clothing perhaps first of all by the overall manufacturers making seams stronger by putting in two rows of stitching The utility and economy of the two needle machine soon became apparent and it came into widespread and diversiiied use Whenever two rows of stitching were to be made a two needle machine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The residence here described will cost 3000 It contains nine rooms and is built on a stone foundation The design of an attractive character and ci both pleasing eleva- ¬ Vv tions and anged plans The circular bay window at the side is a very good feature The underpinning and stone work where shown are constructed of field stone laid up at random The superstructure of wood is covered on the exterior with sheathing paper and then sided with narrow sid- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Dominican republic not in itself be a startling bit of information for revolutions in that part of the world are the rule rather than the exception What makes the present disturbance of particular interest to Americans is the fact that the merchants and foreign planters who are the bone and sinew of the republic are almost unanimous in desiring the United States to either annex or estab lisk a protectorate over the little coun- ¬ ¬ ¬ a revolution is at present threatening the prosperity of would try Was used STV i r T i J T T IT iriT II TXLrgJ P T ii a tJ ii The Dominican familiar illustration of erroneously called republic sometimes the republic of Santo the work is seen in the two parallel Domingo occupies the eastern and lines of stitching run with perfect ex Doactness around the top of a shot1 vamp larger part of the island of Santo A ¬ ¬ TWtrT L u I u i y i P T- II Wv J-t-iJ-- iUlk T wz r- - -- rrsTTTIipftit i i - ing gray with white trimming FRONT ELEVATION The exterior is painted a light The roof is covered with shingles and stained a reddish brown Dimensions Front 27 feet side 44 feet not including rear porch or rear corner bay Height of ceilings Basement 7 feet first story 10 feet second story 9 feet 6 inches The principal characteristic of the first floor is the planning of reception hall parlor and library BO thai they can be thrown into practically one room The reception hall is treated architecturally like a room the stair way being screened with a portion of spindle work in an artistic manner CLIMATE AND ALC0K0L The hall is trimmed with cypress finished natural The parlor and li- - Russian Physician Ipsots the Time Honored Theory of Hunts Ef ¬ ¬ ¬ Shirt sleeves are stitched into the body of the shirt on a double needle machine the two rows being made in the same time that it would take to make one Collars and cuffs were stitched on two needle machines as were a great va-¬ riety of these things and later there were produced machines with more than two needles the first of these coming into use within five or six yeans There are now made sewing machines with as many as 12 needle- A 12 neede sewing machine simply has 12 needles where the ordinary sew¬ ing machine would have one Instead of a single spool of thread on the top of the machine there appears there a rack of 12 spools There are 12 ten ¬ sion disks The thread from each spool runs through its own tension disk to its own needle There are below 12 shuttles one for each needle When this machine is operated it makes 12 rows of stitching just as an ordinary machine would make one The 12 needle machines are used chiefly in the man ¬ ufacture of corsets X Y Sun mingo or Haiti in the West Indies It is broken by several mountain chains and in the interior there are elevated plains of great fertility and beauty The majority of the inhabitants numbering about C50000 are of mixed In dian Spanish and negro blood with some of pure African descent and comparatively few whites Spanish is the common and official language though French and English are spoken in the coast town- - The state religion is Roman Catholicism but other religious cults are tolerated Agriculture cattle raising and- timber cutting are almost the onlj-- industries the principal export being sugar cofuv tobacco hides and cabinet woods The entire area of the republic according to Dominican claims is 18045 square miles The capital of the county is the city of Santo Domingo located at the mouth of the Ozama river It was founded by Bartholomew Columbus in 149G and is the oldest European city and was long ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - J i every ourth year was a farce as he was Congress the whole government judges and provincial governors were his creatures and the constitution and the law were interpreted according to his wishes Had he been a truly great man he could have made the Dominican republic re- ¬ spected at home and abroad but his passion for display and extravagant habits led him to excesses which have brought the little country to bankrupt- ¬ cy and ruin After he had occupied the presidential chair for six years he owed large sums to every merchant and planter and to such foreign residents as could be persuaded to lend him any- ¬ thing Man of these obligations were incurred in the name of the govern- ¬ ment and when the time for settle- ¬ ment came not even a Philadelphia lawyer could have separated the nation- ¬ al from the private debts When pushed beyond the verge of en- durance for ready cash th president sent confidential agents to Europe to negotiate a national loan of 3b59000 These men did their work so well that financiers in Hamburg Amsterdam and Brussels not only subscribed the re- ¬ quired amount but in 1890 granted an ¬ other loan of 4500000 of which two thirds was to be set aside to complete a railroad from lorto Plata to Santiago To secure payment of the interest on the loan the creditors- required the gov- ¬ ernment to make over to them the entire customs receipts excepting 60000 gold per month for the budget The money received on the loans was spent in less than no time to use a slang phrase but the railroad remained unfinished and Heureaux was hard up once more The European financiers declined to increase their Dominican in vestments and in this extremity a syn dicate of American capitalists came to the rescue of the spendthrift Under the direction of Smith M Weed Charles 13 Wells Warner Miller Matthew S Quay Stephen B Elkins Willard Drown Calvin S Brice and ether prominent capitalists and poli ¬ ticians the Santo Domingo Improve ¬ ment company was organized in 1S92 for the purpose of assuming the Euro ¬ pean loans to make additional loans to the president and to complete the Porto ¬ ¬ N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway up stsirs Weit of Bourbon News mm i ihit TIME TABLE EAST BOUND door Phone 58 Will Kenney Physician Phone 186 E D 830am 600pm Ar Lexington lltl 6am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am RSepm frSOam 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EPPBOT DECEMBER 6th 18v8 EAST BOUND AT IXW RATES S BROADWAY lmaG0 tf No 1 Pass NoTi Paw No Mixed i Ltb Frankfort a Eve Flkhorn Lve Bwitzr Lye stamping - 7 7 The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO LveDuvalls LveJohcson LTe Georgetown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centrevnlle Lve Elizabeth Arr Paris c Qrnd Warn 8 49pm Ham 8 92ptn 7 18am 4 00pm 7 2Kam 4 10pm 784am 4 16pm 1 ttpaa 86pm 250000 Cured 7 4 Sam 4 2 pm 2 90pm 7 50am 4 38pm 8 GOpm 8 17am 4 4om 8 25am 4 ftftpm 8 30am 5 00pm 8 40am 5 10pm 789am 422pm WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of Tounar and middlo aaei1 meuar troubled with tbis diseaeo manT unconsciously They may hare a smart ing sensation imali twisting atrem wharp cutting pinu at times plizht dis Lve WEST BOUND No72 No Pasa Pas Lve Lve Lv Lve Lve 4 wTi 111 hi -- KMrmrrfar-irimnrrym- wr muPMnrraramHisa wmi 13 fects iii Cold Countries A jpSt mhrt ill f ligKJggilf J ilrV - charge difficulty ia eomuiencing weak organs emissions and all the ayrapLoooi of nervous debility they have BTltlC TUllE Dont let doctors exnerimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will pot cure ynu as itwill re turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes the stricture permanently It can never roturn No pain no suffer ing no detontion from business by our method Tbeppxulorganpareetrength enod The nerves are invigorated and tho bliss of manhood returns ¬ LveJohneon Lve Duvnll8 Lve Stamping Jtnd Lve Swltzter Lve Paris o Elizabeth Centreville Newtown C s Ry Depot b Georgetown 9 9 9 9 10 10 1 40am 5 50pm 4Sam 5 55pm 53am 6 03pm 2aam 6 17pm 7 80am 82am H 20pm 7 Slam Warn 5 4pm Mixed ffeTii 10 Elkhorn 7 Arr Frankfort a Daily except Sunday N b connects with Q a Connects wifn L k C connects with Ky Central 48am C 50am Ii 00im 1107am 1120am flsm e 32pm 6 6 6 8 Jtfprn hpm 22am 40am 56pm 55am 10pm 915am 4pm1 8 8 8 WECURE GLEET Thousands of young nnd middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of these eymptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharge Fail¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem¬ ory Irritability at tiinos ScfiartiDg Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Week Bak General Depression Lack of jAmbition Varicocele Hhrunkon Part etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience In these special diseasesdont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialists who have made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NK W METHOD TREATMENT will posi¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case wo accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate a care KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS PM AM I r r Jtpfi genera helief is that the consump ¬ - RlMTTf joy u f faterJm 0Z LJiiii - f fix fa fJ jhrjry j tion of alcohol especially in concen ¬ trated form is greatest in cold climates and that its effects art- less harmful owing to more rapid oxidation and the more active life of the natives while the neglect to reduce the amount of alcohol in warmer regions is considered one of the chief causes of disease among- Europeans in th tropics The researches of Dr Sikorsky of Kief Russia seem to shov- that this is far from the truth says the Army and - 42 340 70J 750 830 510 840 Ar Lv Georgetown Pang Winchester Richmond iWaysville Frankfort 616 1142 Ar 720 1001 Ar Lv 545 Lv 7sfe Lvj 6 Ari0S Lv 8301 Arli a jr p H 2i 7 5 fit I fell i 2 1 tW MMfit fiL til x GEO B HAKPER Gnxi Sup JOS 14 NEWTON G P A - Iasnrance in the Hnrtrt Hoaae onf ot the poli holders fifty cent on thf taadred dollars darker the year 187 O W UuSsEH Agen Patic K rnnde of StttI tnkeu frvi 8 S Mulce itiiaT4KJ Dowey act Waltham works clica us iiny A2uii Diwey nnl Cupt SlgaJMe have then Tfceir facsuinlj letters irniled to ac U XaidtD Lae New ITt r W V DULL IN CO U oV j s I TLAN OF FIRST FLOOR Navy Journal His country is admirably suited for such an investigation for over a vast extent of latitude from the White sea to the Caucasus the Russian peasant luis for generations been testing the effects of his favorite solution of alco ¬ hol vodka with a vigor and persist- ¬ ence worthy of a martyr of science According to official statistics the north Russian drinks from 246 to 307 fr CURES GUARANTEED Plata Santiago railroad Heureaux at once branched out into fresh excesses EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHTLI8 OLKET STRICTURE IMPOTENT SECRET I RAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KTDVEY and ELADDER Diesu BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FRFE If rfcRblft to call write for QUESTION BLANK lor HOME TREATMENT We BE a AN AMERICAN Buy vratch i A STREET SCENE IN SANTO DOMINGO I treat and maw trimmed with quarter sawed red oak The latter contains a closet book case and a bay window extending out with The dining room i paneled seat trimmed with Georgia pine The bay at corner of this room is very cozy The large pantry and the kitchen are trimmed and wainscoted with yel¬ low pine and arc furnished with all the best modern fixtures complete The second floor contains four chambers with closets the bathroom contains modern fixtures All floors are double having felt paper between them All ism exterior walls are back plastered The brary are of good dimensions and are liters absolute alcohol per annum while his brother in the south imbibes to 48 burs Yet the no itss than deaths from alcoholism show a regular increase northward being 15 to 22 to 1000000 in south 40 In the center and To to 110 in north Pnssia Moreover is a marked increase of such there deaths in specially cold years s Sikorsky concludes that cold gr atly increases even to threefold the toxicity of alcohol which as is well known so far from increasing bodily temperature acts as a decided antither mic by paralyzing the peripheral ves ¬ sels and diminishing organic metabol ¬ ¬ Qnick Way of Itlpljrim P--- S a r 1 Chamber btmber V J r fihamher I 7 Everybody knows that learning the tens in the multiplication table is as easy as pie and that the fives are not much harder But slight as is the men- ¬ tal effort required in multiplying any number by live it may be lessened still more by discarding the multiplier en- ¬ tirely and substituting a divisor in- ¬ This may sound paradoxical stead but by experimenting you will find that dividing by two will bring the same re- ¬ sult as multiplying by five providing you add a cipher to the quotient if the dividend be an even number or five if it be odd For instance you multiply 734 by five the product is 13070 What is still easier divide 2734 by two which is done almost instantaneously Then tack on your cipher and you have 13 670 the most important place in the new world It was sacked by Sir Francis Drake in 1S50 a blow from which it In 1511 never recovered completely the Spanish government established there the so called audience of Santo Domingo whose jurisdiction included all of Spanish America until 1528 From this high court Cortes derived his first s did Cil Gonzalez legal authority Later Davila and other conquerors became subordinate to this audience that of Mexico but it existed as a legal tribunal until the union of Santo Domingo with Haiti At present writing the population of the city is hardly more than 25000 thousands of whom are paupers and beggars The Dominican republic was formed in 1S44 after a revolution by which it was separated from Haiti From 1SG2 to lSf5 it was held by Spain In 1SG9 1residenr Daez signed with President Grant a treaty of annexation with the United States which the American senate refused to ratify The constitution ¬ j ¬ Lk V mm i 4 WettMt Place In the Earth Cherrapunji in Assam northeast of JUAN ISIDRO JIMINEZ Calcutta has the reputation of being PLAN OF SECOND FLOOR the wettest place in the earth the basement is cemented and the entire average annual rainfall being 493 15 now in force provides for the election house is piped for gas and furnace inches while it has the record of one every four years of a president and a large bevThe two front doors have month in which 14717 inches fell This there is a national congress of 22 memThe year it seems bound to beat all previous bers elected by restricted suffrage aleled plate ghiss panel in them balcony floors will have records 20784 inches of rain having though the president is elected by univeranda and the tongues and grooves well leaded be fallen between Ian nary and the mid ¬ versal suffrage From 1S65 up to 1SS2 when Ulysses fore the floor is laid dle of June 51 months while 73 70 The hardware is of a neat design All inches over six feet of water fell in a Heureaux who was recently assassinated one revolution succeeded the finished floors are of pine Plastering single week other murder was practiced openly two coat work painting of exterior to A Rew Street Cleaner and corruption permeated every branch have three coats including the prim The new street cleaner is a combi of the government In 1808 the Koth ing Yellow press brick is used for the naflon of the ordinary cleaner with its schilds made a loan of 3075000 to the chimney showing above the roof Art revolving brush and the water cart state of which only 35000 reached the ilass over the two large windows as When the vehicle is set in motion the shown on front elevation Ail doors to water sprinkles the ground and then Dominican treasury the balance being divided between the promoters of the ha five panels swing oors between the brush sweeps aside fe moistened deal the financiers interested in it atC dining room and p irvtrv and kitchen ins ari rubbish the government officials who signed the and pantry Rear stain are of white bonds Yet despite this gigantic steal One of Her Kind EnoDKli pine All closets are fitted with three New York boasts of a young woman the country was fairly prosperous when shelves and drawers and clothes hooks All material used throughout this who rode 500 miles in 58 hours and Heureaux was elected president in 1882 sks what other town can match her and restored peace and order A man residence is to be the best of its respect ive kind The sizes of the rooms are Xo other town we hope A young wom of charming presence by nature a shown oi the floor plans Down spouts an is out of place in such feats of en ¬ diplomat and a close observer of things gutters flashing and finial are of gal- durance and all such exhibition ihould this dashing Dominican soon became dictator of the republic His reelection be strongly discouraged vanized iron GEO A W KINT2 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ borrowed money from the American concern at a ruinous rate of interest all of which sums became incorporated in the national debt In 1894 the Amer ¬ ican concern purchased the French bank of Santo Domingo the only finan ¬ cial institution of importance in the republic and reincorporated it as the Banco Nacional de Santo Domingo Ihe improvement company became owner of two thirds of the stock the remaining third was the personal prop ¬ erty of President Heureaux Still things went from bad to worse and when Heureaux was assassinated a few months ago it was found that the Amer ¬ ican company held 7500000 in four per cent bonds and 13825000 in two and three quarter per cent bonds To this vast sum must be added a floating indebtedness to merchants and others roughly estimated at 8000000 And out of this total of 30000000 little more than 1000000 is traceable to legitimate government expenses The American company virtually con- ¬ trols the government at the present time It collects all the revenues and supervises the expenditures The con- ¬ gress is its creature and the otficials in every department court its favors But rich as the country is it is doubtful if it can bear the burden of taxation that has been laid upon it by dishonest pub- ¬ lic servants and should the American creditors force the payment of the money due them civil war and the de- ¬ struction of American propertj would be inevitable In such an emergency the United States would be compelled to interfere and to annex the repub- ¬ lic a contingency which would be heartily welcomed by the improvement company as it would mean a profit of at least 5000000 to its shareholders The only hope entertained by the pa- ¬ triotic Dominicans for the perpetua- ¬ tion of their country as an independent state lies in the election to the pres- ¬ idency of Don Juan Isidro Jimenes a wealthy native of the island who was expatriated by Heureaux several years ago Jimenes returned to Santo Do- mingo at the head of a powerful band of revolutionists and just now seems to have things his own way It is hinted that Heureaux was assassinated by one of Jimenes henchmen and even the new autocrats most intimate friends have so far not taken the trouble to deny this insinuation At the coming session of the Amer ¬ ican congress it is rumored a bill pro- ¬ viding for the annexation of the Do ¬ minican republic is to be introduced Should it receive the approval of sen ¬ ate and president we shall have another Philippine elephant on our hands as the hatred of the Dominicans for every ¬ thing American is genuine and deep g W WEIPPERT rcoiec Vulgar is so heavily taxed in Italy that lupruce is 12 cents a pound I OATS9J fri atjo C Sufferers relieved by umdi aro fnsiediaoij iir IA av A EMNDY KERSAN UeCNlfi trial will conviro- esvsjrft TSSEATME3rr and oontlmied u o eifect a c Complete onv4t by rnaii Sa LAlOttTOitYeu Wjacvu niuQrc - Eg 122 W FOURTH STREET VA CWCfNNATI O Ai TIUJTT p S YRUP rasrrocraaft CLftU COWTJPATiOM ii Ltz CALDWELLS sw a a An 800 Dictionary for 200 iffft JI fr The New Werner Edition of Websters Dictionary yjlLJ Jpjtt SlBB Newly and magnificently illustrated ICar A1 yT- Trf i 1 iT the best dictionary ever put on the market at a low price This is an American Dictionary of the English Language containing the whole vocabulary of the first edition the entire corrections and improvements of the second edition to which is prefixed an introductory dis- ¬ sertation on the history origin and con- ¬ nections 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of Boston for 3000 A three year old L - A WORD OF CAUTION The old saying that a man who is naked cant giveaway hia shirt is only V - 4 N V - Paycble to the order of Champ Make all Checks Orders etc Bro m happy couple left on the 1015 train for a fortnights visit with relatives Thev will reside at Ashland where the gri om is a trusted operator in thH employ of ments and yearly cards O Among the guests from a the C distance in attendance at the weddiag were Mr and Mrs Paxton Davis of Political News Morehead Mrs Wm Combs of Frank Chairman YqanK of the State Central tort Miss Wilson J D Cromle Mr Committee predicts Qoebele election and Mrs T A Hornsey Mr and Mrs by 35000 judging from Tuesdays reg- Fred Hornsey and daughter of Lexingistration Gen Taylor claims a Repub- ton and Mr aud Mrs Fred Dennis of lican victory by 40000 Junction City Hon W C Owens speaks Monday at The following invitation has been reOwingsville ceived Mr and Mrs Hugh 8 Anderson Mr Goebel 6peaks to day at Corbin request the honour of your presence and to morrow at Broadhead at the marriage of their daughter Judge Mulligan is billed to speak at Sallie Mai to Maysville Monday Mr Earl Hume Ferguson Wednesday October eighteenth Paris Registration eighteen hundred and niuety nne eight oclock The registration in Paris Tuesday Baptist Church showed a slight increase over that of Georgetown Kentucky last year The Republicans lost twenty Co inty Clerk Paton yesterday issued a one and the Democrats gained nineteen The independent rote increased from marriage license to Francis Hyatt and thirty five to fifty fire The following Miss Delia B Towles Edward Hubbard of this county and is the registered vote by wards Rep Non Com Miss Nannie Soesbv of Carlisle were Dem Prect married in the latter city Wednesday 118 8 40 No 1 59 153 13 No 2 William Parks Ross Jr of Nicholas 11 89 43 No 3 and Miss Mary Thomas Andrews of 148 103 8 No 4 Fleiningsburg will be married on the 65 135 20 No 5 133 29 No 6 I 25th at high noon D Elliot Kelly a former Parisian 603 511 55 who ia now managing editor of the Whole vote registered Louisvile Commercial was qnietly We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords married in Philadelphia Tuesday to Miss so this week nothing so comfortable o Mary Dickinson Hanson a popular ciety girl of that city They will reside the feet these warm days in Louisville Isqbio aug4tf Oavib Thomson Invitations hive been issned at Car lisle announcing the marriage of Mias Lord Vincent won the 10000 Tran- N Reduced Kate L Anna Dee Dudley and Mr Rnaaell R aylvania stake yesterday at Lexington National Convention Christian Church Mayea at the Carlisle Christian Church beating the favorite Peter the Great at Cincinnati one fare round trip on the 18th and Miss Mary Frances October 12 14 16 17 limited to Slat Feeback and Mr George Euimett Young The Old and toe New Election One fare ronnd trip to Nash villa Oct at the Methodist Church on the 19th Law 15 and 16 limited to 23d account of Unprr tha old election law w sold OBITUARY trotting races j our goods at a profit but under the new One tare round trip to Enozville Oct Foawra1 Announcement ef Deceased Clt 10 to 13 account of atreet fair law they go at cost for cash We mean izens business selling ont at cost for the Special rates to Lexington Oct Sd to Ban Mansfield brother of Mrs 14tb limited to 16th account trotting Racbael Ashbrook of this ciiy died money W T Taxbott Co races octtitf suddenly of heart disease last night in Paris to Cincinnati Sunday Oct 8tb Winchester Foe pure Michigan White Seed Rye 125 round trip go to Geo W Stnartl directly opposite I handle none but strictly high grade N freight depot seeds Should yon need any seed rye or L A Jubilee Convention timothy give me a call Yon will find my prices right Geo W Stuart di SCINTILLATIONS The greatest religions even tin October rectly opposite L N freight depot will be the jnbilee convention of the Intereattaa Juinbla Of New And Comment fhristinn Church Ifiwonary Society at Our Eyes are Bad Cincinnati October 13 93 It ia expected Frankforts street fair began Tuesday Wa cannot see prices or profit on our with a big crowd in attendance Got that 1000 delegatea will go from Ken ¬ tucky and that the total attendance will stook of clothing ao we have determined Bradley and Mayor Dehoney made be 20000 In fifty yeara the church mem to let everything go at coat If your 93CQ6B bership has grown from 100000 members eyea are good yon can see great bargains Twin brothers will marry twin sisters to 1500000 The first chnich was formed and good goods to day at a pablic wedding at the Mid Co W T Talbott oct6tf in 1804 at Cane Ridge in Bourbon dlesboro street fair county Ky by Barton W Stone with Work baa been commenced on a sky members mainly from a Presbyterian scraper at the cornsr of Fourth and church In 1820 there were 7 churches Walnut in Cincinnati It will be sev now there are 44 colleges and univer enteen stories high ities 6000 ministers 7500 Sunday chools and 10138 churches The growth If your childs shoes are almost gone gat a pair of theaa low shoes offered at has been marvelous since 1890 the gain such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson having been 60 per cent aug4tf mm A hacking congh is a grave yard Isgrigs m w of it the The annual reunion of the Seventh cough the sooner you get riddevelops better Dont wait until it Excursion to Cincinnati Kentucky Federal cavalry was held at into consumption but use the cele-¬ Cynthiana Wednesday and was attended brated Dr John W Bulls Cough N will sell tickets to CinThe L by about 1000 veterans many Syrup at once It is a wonderful Sunday at the rate of 125 for ¬ cinnati participating A T Foray b remedy for all throat and lung affections and will cure a deep seated the round trip Tickets good going on f this city was among tha old soldiers cough or cold in a few days the 515 a m train and returning on present night train No baggage checked on Persons who want engraved cards these tickets or invitations of any description are by bnying yonr ladies and Save invited to call at The Bourbon Nhws childrens shoes at Davis Thomson office and look at the very latest styles in Isgrigs these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Will cure a Hacking Cough Louisville Philadelphia or New York ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j A D VER 1I81XU RA TEH Displays one dollar per Inch for first lnser Hon half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in black type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaras carde of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Bpecial rates given for large advertise ¬ city took place Tuesday night at eight oclock at the home of the brides tather Mr N Kriener of Vine street The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Rutberfnrd The bride was very pretty in a gown of Paris muslin The only attendants were Master Tommie Horu oey and littla Ella Kriener A luncheou was served after the wedding and the ¬ ¬ of give what you havent got The man 10000 last can t give free medical advice or any by the same sire sold for other kind of medical advice who hasnt week got a medical education and a certificate The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat to the fact in the form of a diploma d says The black stallion And in this particular a woman has no more privilege than a man She by Oakland Baron dtm Warlock give medical advice without medical cant¬ eduowned by W W Stouer was sold by cation and medical knowledge The offer of free medical advice made order of the court Saturday at pub by Dr Pierce chief consulting physician lie auction and was bought by R A to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical In Chiles for 335 stitute Buffalo N Y has been imitated Doug Thomas has had good luck with by so many who without any medical the stable which he bna been campaign- - qualifications claim to give medical advice that a word of caution is neces-¬ ing in Indiana and Missouri He has sary won five consecutive races with Simuis Dont write for medical advice to any Wilsons mare Corioue the last being a one man or woman who is not a phyHe sician If they are physicians they will 500 purse Tuesday at St Louis take the title of physicians or doctors so won another 500 Wednesday at the St that you may recognize them If they Louis track with Hetty G Mr Thomas dont claim that title it is because they has won nineteen out of twenty two dare not for fear of the law Do not forget races beiu behind the money only much difference inthat there is just as doctors as in artists once Every little town has its artist who draws But The race between Searchlight 203 and paints copies these artists gener- ¬ ally paint of the works of great Anaconda 203 Directly 203 Hal B artists like Millet There was only one 204 and Lady cf the Manor 204 to- Millet There ia only one Invalids Hotel and morrow at Lexington will be the rroet Surgical Institute such as Dr Pierce sensational pacing race ever seen in presides over Thousands of women Kentucky oonie or write to Dr Pierce who have Bacon Bros of this city bought Lord found no help at the hands of doctors of lesser skill and narrower experience Russell a brother to Maud S 2 08f at Any sick or ailing woman suffering the Lexington horse sale Tuesday The from the distressing forms of disease price paid was 465 Lord Russell is peculiar to women is invited to con ¬ sult Dr Pierce by letter free Such con- ¬ eighteen years old sultations are absolutely private Each The fast three year old colt Boralma letter is treated as a sacred confidence by Boreal won the 16000 Kentucky and each answer is sent in a plain en- ¬ bearing no printing upon Futurity Wednesday at Lexington after velopethis way offensive questions it In and a game struggle with a fast field repulsive examinations may be avoided Idolita won the first two heats and was Address Dr 2-- V Pierce Buffalo N Y later distanced Xstacy won the fourth heat The best time was 211 J T Wednesday at tb Frankfort street Hedges Colt Risky finished 2 3 4 4 r o Eyelet won the Tennessee Stake for fair the balloonist dscnded into the pacers in 200 The puree waa 4000 Kentucky rixer and whs resennd with Millionaire Thos Lawson of Boston great difficulty as the parachute fell on who paid 30000 last winter for Lawson him Carnation bought the colt Boralma for The Ksntnrky Villnnl Medical So 17000 Monday night on the condition ciety will meet in Georgetown next that he won the Kentucky Futurity Thursday Mr Dawson won 45000 in the pools First Lieuteuant H G Grnbbs of the Tuesday on the horses victory He Sixth infantry who waa killed in a gave 3000 to Gns Ifacy who drove the recent engagement in the Philippines horse was a natire of Kentucky He was three-year-olj FRAN K CO Mm in Style and Fasliioii NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK a j I j j ¬ ¬ Black Crepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings New Style Winter Wraps Jackets Capes Fur Collarettes Fur Collars and Scarfa of Every Description sso graduated from West Point in the elm of 1806 and waa a native of Boyle onnty Sacrificed to Blood Poison 4Am ditto Fran 404 MAIN Co PARIS KY 1 fssunastkMVvssttinsrfttsMs-wfcath the 4fosa are totally able H atara it aonsmanioated from Thoae wha kata Bmr hU Biood Pol STREET it eaa psodnoe This terrible am generotfon to another inflicting its ¬ taint ope aounttaaa inaoaeat one la 7ers s 1 vaa laooulvi rl th aof a by a nana waa tafautad my baba with blaad talat mm ¬ Baching COUGH ¬ its ur wm t tdMftaMfel 1 ass f forai utoil mlsevr X wtth a heads sal aim aa laajmaaa toat aa aaa aswaai aw t woa 4mrta tsaaa Waa raaKt t haw aaa kasl my- ntedloal treatataa aval ahralataaa aaaaaa Slvaiy treat feat all to no parposa The mar emrr amaT petas saaatad la a4d fael tktt awfal taaM wfclafc waa aarawrtaf ma aarlsai ay fstaats waa aa4 aaea wondarfal aaras aiada f J ta try Iwlfra Spaelfle Wa got twa aatalaa aa I fall kHpa aala rarlTS la my aaa aaaa far baalta aa bapplaan ftwm Vko acla an I tmprare aaea was tfca tar and a aom pTata perfaei ratult 8 S 8 is tbeonly Moad remedy whlah reaches des perate ease Mas T w Las ifaatgamerr Ala Of ta many bko raasadiea S S 9 fs tha oaly wkloa can reaeh deep- - waa TkeMMla aeqxtM to co atra rr kf yrs ¬ v SsrlU j ¬ seated v4w4wt aassa II nave fails to and permanently the meat desperate aaaes which are beyond the reach of other remedies aura Betly CC GTor - i DrBnHs Cough Syrup The Blood fe rvuEY veearaafiw aad ia the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no mercury potash or other mineral Valuable beeka mailed free by Swift BpeeiHe Aaataft Georgia COMFORTS HTftnutFff 1 1 i in 1 wuiihi mfftmm in 1 Off houses tf Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 35 eta At all druggists PARKER SELL JAMES OYSTERS OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co COS E R DURKEE Gauntlet Brand I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comforts2 in Paris Dont buy until you see them M n 1 Stein Block Co J Hamburger Sons and Schwartz Jerkowski Co SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand 11m mil 1 sitttntBt Hfutmut mmtuim h MOURNING STARCH ment of Fresh Oysters for this season They are fine If yon tor stiffening colored prints and are seeking something new to muslins especially tempt your appetite MOURNING GOODS TKY A CAN We have received our first ship ¬ CELERY We are also receiving regular Nhipments of Choice Fine White Plume Celery WTe keep constantly on hand a full supply of Fresh Fruits and PANTS There are none better They head the list in their lines We are the only ones that have them Yonr Money Back On Demand Vegetable Manufactured by CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the you at any time registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches¬ I can furnish man for mamtel name and desigu of rue Gaunt¬ Embalming scientifically attend an experienced work let as well as a faosimlle of their ed to Carriages for hire HANDSOMEST LINE OF written signature For sale in Furniture repaired Household THE goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Paris by and TILINGS always on hand I V NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 3 COMFORTS PARKER Fourth and Main Stt JAMES- Ky Pmrte Jas 1 Fee M Louis Saloshin Co J T HINC0N y V a 1 4iH THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K7S FRIDAY OCTOBER 6 1899 S TIE B00B101 0EVS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip ¬ Robert Downing receutly produced at Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Washington a rural play called An Indicoca jiss mail matter ana Romance The plav was entirely different from anv prodncert by DownTELEPHONE NO 124 ing of late years The star and the play were well received SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Nat Goodwins London season will Payable in Advance One year 82 00 Six months J100 close next week and he will sail immediately for America He will begin his Make all Checks Money Orders Etc American tour at the Cincinnati Grand p ayable to the order of Champ A Bbo in The Cowboy and The Lady ¬ ¬ TAX NOTICE 4A BREEZY TIME The tax bills are now in my hands for collee tion and all not paid by November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be com-¬ pelled to pay for advertising ¬ G A WBOWENSBC Co at Price select line of kid and Moca gloves Clothiers Nice furnished room For Rent Apply to Mrs J J Grannon Tenth and Main streets the Cincinnati optican will be at the Hotel Windsor Tuesday October 10th Dr Louis Landman For the last few years it would seem as if the public has been seeking that class of plays having as their funda mental principle the creation of merry ment Working for this idea the author of A Breezy Time has given an amns iog and well told story that Fitz and Websters clever company of comedy players have succeeded in elaborating Meriinto an enjoyable entertainment the fact that it not only torious from has all the elements of mnsic and fnn but its story is coherent and full of well sustained interest The three acts of a A Breezy Time haye been happily impregnated with songs dances and amusing muic specialty features all of which are in troduced in an easy and perfectly legitimate manner and the presentation gives a bright and crisp entertainment Tne finale of the last act was arranged bg Fitz and Webster in which they in troduce a number of Rag Time airs closing the show with a grand cake walk bv the entire company A Breezy Time will be at the opera house to night ¬ -- and Mrs Jas W Ferguson Mr and Mrs Root P Ferguson Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Swift Jos M Hall COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Champ Mr and Mrs J T Ireland Mr THE NEWS MAN and Mrs Brtice Miller Mr and Mra Hah Montgomery Mr and Mr Brice Xote Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Steele Mr and Mrs W G Talbott The Depot In The Hotel Lobbies And Mr and Mrs Thompson Tarr Mr and KNewhere Mrs Jas H Thompson Dr and Mrs ¬ Mrs Osborne of Louisville is visit- W C Ussery Dr and Mrs J T i ing relatives in this city lay Howard Vansant Mr and Mrs Mr James Pullen of Louisville is Mr and Mrs S G Clay Dr and Mrs We made a ppecial effort to make our cloak department one of leading features of our business this season Buying direct here on a visit to relatives Frank Fitbian Mr and Mrs V W Miss Tillie from the manufacturers we save you the middle profit Garrett Kenney left Tuesday for a Ferguson Mr Ford Brent Brent Mr and Mrs G W Stuart Dr trip to Hill City Kansas OUR CLOAKS ARE MADE BY MEN TAILORS M H Dailey Miss Mabel Rnssell ALL Mrs Dick Marsh left Wednesday Mrs W W Goltra Crawfordsville NO SWEAT SHOP GARMENTS IN OUR STCCKTfor a trip to Marshall Mo Iod Mrs John Bo wen Mi Duncan goods All strictly Dont fail to call before making you Mr Chas McMillan was in Cincin- PERSOXAb MENTION NEW JACKETS NEW GOFF CAPES NEW FUR COLLAR- ¬ ETTES NOW ON SALE taa G TUCKER - ¬ Bell up-to-da- te nati Tuesday and Wednesday Dan Morris who is ill at Lexington of typhoid fever is improving J Hal Woodford left yesterday for a business purchase DRESS GOO GRAND OPERA HOUSE Camels Hair Serges DS The 6th ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Friday Night Oct Bishop Hibler was in Cincinnati Wednesday on a business trip Miss Anne Wallace of Versailles is WEBSTERS FITZ the guest of Miss Tilhe Brent Mr and Mrs Chas Mehagen and Unrivaled Company of Comedians In That Musical Comedy Surprise children have returned from Chicago Mr E B Sparks left Tuesday for a trip to his ranch near Abilene Texas J J McConnaughbay of Jacksonville left this week for Lamed Kansas Dr M H Daily has returned from Entirely Rewritten Turned Up To Date a visit in Owsley and Breathitt counties Introducing our Distinct Novelties Everything New Novel and Original Miss Clara Wilmoth has arrived C The Cat Serenade home from a visit in Cynthiana and Cov¬ trip to Chicago New Gray Camels Hair Serge New Castesr proper goods for tailor made Rait Liurgeet stock of BLACK CREPONS ever shown in the city BLANKET PLAIDS from the cheapest to the finest GIVE US A CALL WE CAN PLEASE YOU All Fall and Winter goods now on sale Brf A Breezy Time C New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular 2 C03Sr3D03T7S Extra fine ¬ Nice furnished room on The millinery stores will be the most Second street with or without board popular places in Paris to day and to- ¬ Apply to Mrs Mamie Fiithian morrow and no lady should fail to pay a visit to Mrs George B ions store to Price Co are sole agents for the see her annual Fall display of trimmed Howard the beat 3 hat in Kentucky hats The stock was carefully selected Will delight to show you this hat and contains something that will please every lady who calls Dont miss Mrs Moses Towels Pete Citizen and Boone Rions display to day and to morrow mm Bishop were each fined 750 in Judge Masonic Lodge Meeting Webbs court for disorderly conduct For Rent Dont Miss This Display ington 1 per yd patterns kind Outing Flannels in large variety reg--ul- ar Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Mrs Arthur Calvert in Covington this Enjoy Two Hours And a Half of Clean Fun 10c kind for per yd 10c 5c week Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dress flannels for all purposes Eiderdown PRICES 25 50 AND 75 CENTS Mr and Mrs R J Neely left yesGoods per yd 15c kind for IOC- 25c terday for a trip to Chicago and other Seats on sale at WT Brooks drug store See the extra wide and fine TaIae Beat Qnalny Percalrs and Panangs points 12c kind for JiOcz 8 3c Linen at Miss Jessie Neely of Lexington was the guest of Miss Martha Clay this TREES TREES C Mrs Ida Rogers was the guest of The Tenuis Quintette The Three Legged Sailor quality Flannelettes in newr lOer- - tol ¬ l i week Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Call and see our new goods and get prices before Will irannon left Tuesday for Lou Law Ed Hiblerof this city fell from the roof j The regular meeting of Paris Lodge isville to attend the Louisville A M will be held to night School of Dan Mitchells residence in Carlisle a No 2 F Mr Ford Brent gave a bowling few days ago and was considerably in at Masonic Temple in the Yarden Building Work in the Third degree A party Wednesday night to a dozen or jured He had to be brought hoins large delegation of visiting brethren is expected and a full attendance of the more friends Tea Methodist ladies will giro an members is requested Lodge will open Ollie Steele who has been spending oyster supper to night in the room be at 715 and members are requested to the Summer in this city has returned to twee Price Cos and Talbott Clays be present at that time Cincinnati store Admission twenty fire cents Killed In Texas Secretary Frank Kenney of the street fair began yes Thh Cynthiana Louisvlle Fair and Driving Association Edward Connbbs of this city waa in the city Tuesday night terdag with a large crowd in attendance Paso Texas to witness the excellent program There who has been living at Mr Chas E Butler of this city were nearly one hundred Parisiaus in for some time was killed In that city Tnesday by a Mexican No particulars was registered at the Gait House in the ctowd of the shooting have yet been r reived by Louisville Wednesday night his relatives Tot overcoats in all shades and reefers employ of a Mr Connors was in the Mrs W O Paxtoo and daughter railroad His remains will for boys from four to fifteen years old be brought hoeae for burial and Miss Maggie Heath of Covington Ladies give us a call and permit us to are guests of Mrs Mamie Fitblan Tea Aavtlaraa BretheriH shaft you these beautiful garments Mrs Carrie Rogers Davis sad Pricb Co Clothiers Gov Bradley and staff will attend bright little children of Carthage Mo Thb newest sheet music and the latest the Elk Carnival next week at Lonis are guests of Mr and Mat J J McCiin novelties in musical Instruments can be ville The celebration will begin Mon tock found at Elmer Footes new music store day with a mammoth street parade Mr J W Adburat Miss Georgia Five petitions were presented Wednes Mr at the Postal Telegraph office Asburst and Mum Irene Liver have gon Foote will still make artistic signs of all day night at a special meeting of the to San Angelc Texas to spend the Paris lodge The next regular meeting winter will be held Tuesday night Messrs Alex Fains worth and Ar Ladies you are cordially invited to Gen John B Castleman was oae of knee pant the forty new Elks msda at Louisville thur Juagerman of Louisviils were inspect onr beautiful line of guests of Dr M H Daily Tuesday sad suite for boys from three to fifteen years laat week Wedaeaday old The style quality fit and finish of Gala Day For Ladloa theSe goods and at a price that defy comThere has been no change for several petition Prick Co Clothiers Mrs M Parkers Fall Millinery dis ¬ days ia the condition of Dr John Bowea who has been ill for some time Some flae scores are being made at the plays to day and to morrow will be gnla He is not considered in any immediate Pastime Alley Wm Rion leads the days for the ladies of Bourbon and sur daagsr bowlers with a score of 231 and County rounding counties and thoss who attend Mr Albert Miller of Crawforde Attorney Denis Dundon is a close second will view an exquisite collection of with a score of 233 A snmber of bow trimmed hate and bonnets designed b viile Ind is in Keotneky on hit regu clever women and fashioned by deft lar Fall trio to visit relatives ia this lerBfeave made double centuries fingers Mrs Parkers hats are second city and attend the trotting races at Band of Cincinnati passed to none in point of beauty style and ele Lexington Webers through Paris Tuesday morning on so gance and will baffle the oritloisms of Miss Oentry of Kansas City Mlw L sfc N special train to Lexington to the most exacting critic The invitation Helen Bennett of Richmond and Miss play for the trots The train made a to these displays is general and of coarse Eleanor Coleman of Lexington were very fast run reeling off the eighteen no lady who comes to Paris will think guests of Misses Anna Losise Clay and miles from Paris to Lexington in nine- of missing these gala events Sua Clay this week teen minutes The last seven miles were Mrs John Bishop of New York All wool knee pants from fifty cents run in about five miuutes arrived last night for a visit to Mr and to 150 in endless styles Mrs Maesie Mrs Bishop arrived in Tom Keller formerly of this city Pricb Co Clothiers New York last wast fro a five years now foreman of a gang of tractmea on days N was badly hurt several stay in Paris France the L Fiscal Court Meeting which hapago in a peculiar accident There is no change for the better in The Bourbon Fiscal Court met yester pened thirty miles from Cincinnati day with Jadge W M Puraell and Jus¬ the condition of Miss Ida Ball Allen Hie men were ballasting the track and P Woods A C Ball P 8 See who is dangerously ill of typhoid fevei had just stepped off the traek to allow a tices T at the home of her father Mr W B Southbound passenger train to pass H C Smith S L Weathers J B De Allen on Duncan sveaaa when the train struck some ballast and jarnett J T Barlow and John Howard present Miss Edna Miller sf Atlanta who knocked a rock against Keller breakO C Hedges was elected Turnpike has been spending the Summer in ing his arm and his jaw bona He has Super v ieor for District No 1 Taos Mc Kentucky was in the city Tuesday been unconscious for eeveral days Clintock for No 3 and Wm Linehan for while en route from Maysviile to Lex Ho S at a salary of 500 each The Goehel Bill ington for a brief visit She will return The paapet practice for the ensuing Tnesday to Atlanta our BILL they go at coat for cat year was awarded as follows Commodore W P McCann and stock of clothing overcoats suits and Pails fientsids Dr Wm Kenney wife of New RoeaeJla SI T who have CO W T TALLOTT eJL 250 Paris Westside Dr F M Paries been visiting Mrs Nsnnie Brown and octGtf 50 other relatives left Tuesday afternoon Millersbnrg Drs C B Smith W M for their home Mr Joha MeCann Society Events Autumn who 200 Miller and W V Hoffman waa also here on s visit has returned to For the past fortnight Mrs Corns Jforth Mlddletown Dr J A Gilkey hie home in Toledo and her chief assistant Miat Watoa The Darby and Joan Club was en Kendrick of Chicago have been very CliatonvilU Dr J T Brown tlOO fox the Fall display of tertained In eisgaat style last evening busy preparing Hutchison Df J P Talbott 100 millinery which will be held to dav and Centerville Drs Clifford and Boyer by Mrs W C Uesery and Mrs James Thompson at the some of the former They have prepared a 100 to morrow superb millinery spectacle which em Ruddles Mills County Infirmary Dr on Pleasant street The rooms were braces hats and bonnets just as beautiful A H Keller 000 outside Dr J W decorated with palma ferns roses and Progressive euchre was carnations and stylish as ean be seen on Fifth ave Righter UQ The W P Bedford wee re elected Keeper played at ten table by tne guests nue in New York on 3tafce street ia consisted of an extensive luncheon street in Cincinnati of County Infirmary Chicago or Fourth The Turnpike Committee was in menu the ioes being furnished by and Louisville It is indeed fortunate for the ladies of Boorbon and surround structed to receive bids and contract fur Madam Pargny of Louisville Each ing counties that they aeva taa very lat an iron bridge over Coopers Ran on ooapls of the slab member received ss a souvenir an after ooffee spoon Townaend pike est ideas in millinery brought to them Pari D J engraved in The County Infirmary Committee was with the initials so promptly cad they certainly appreci ate Mrs Watrons earnest desire to instructed to have an artesian well bored the bowl The invited guests were to- ¬ Mr and Mrs T E Ashbrook Mr and please The displays to day and at the County Infirmary W E Board Mr and Mrs E M morrow will be society events and every The usual number of claims were al Mrs Dickson Mr and Mrs O L Day is Mr owed lady shoald attend ¬ ¬ ¬ -- pun5- - He Blue Grass Nurseries Offer Everything For ORCHARD chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase- It you cannot i ead this small print at a distance of 14 inches yoo eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention - LlWfl AND GARDEN r 1 Imperial speotacand eyeuhtfiseB have perfect lenes always perfectly centred up made of purest material net In frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest durability united with the utmost Ughtneaa ana elegance when both frames and leosw y Or are for Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental are scientifically tit td cheapC H Howens system they always give satisfaction fit tfcer perfect Never buy spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fbenr Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off witbwo Shrubs and evorything kept in such an any glasses than with i ither of these defects Buy Imperial spectacles of a reliable ekHlfic establishment We employ no agents dealer and they will lust longer witiiout change and be cheapest in the end Descriptive Catalogue on application to C H Bowea who will visMft We have engaged the services of H F HILLENMEYER on Thursdays our -- Phone 279 Lexington Ky OctG Sm lv kvv ANNUAL DISPLAY OF store of each month and invitr the second and last all to call and have their eyes examined for which there m charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Ir ¬ ¬ Ball SDillinePY OH ¬ October 6th and r 7th JB2taxt visit Thursday October -- 0 ISf 1891 ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ Are advised that our stock osf Harware Stoves and Tin wares Mrs Come Watson is large and complete Onir prices are aslow as anyone Wr make a specialty of Builders The ladies of Bourbon are invited to attend the Annual Fall Opening of Mi- Hardware- - Tin Roofing Slate and Gavaniz d Iron Work Steer llinery on ehess dates and see the latest Ceilings nd everything pertaining to building We employ thes Eastern stvhs Miss Ella Kendrick of Chicago is the best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See trimmer this year us before contracting - OUR FRIENDS THE PL- E- ¬ ¬ Fall fflillinErij ANNUAL DISPLAY WINN LOWRY Wins Successors to Cook ¬ ¬ October 6 and 7 BARGAINS IN SHOES We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords andi Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many lots go at less than half price Our bargain table of Sail early amS broken lots is well worth your inspection get choice ¬ Tr8 fto Iiop ladies of Bourbon sad surrounding counties to sttend these displsys An elegant line of millinery to suit all purses I i ¬ A cordial invitation is extended to the DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG Nose i wwn i J Mrs ¬ I Parkers Beauty Leading a Man By tbe may mislead him sometimes but tbx beauty that leads a man to our laundryv is the faultless beauty of our artistiecr laundry work that be will never find- a miss lesding oae Our exquisite lancdryA work is the acme of high grade ezuei-lence in tnis line We do up shirts collar and cuff in a manner that iseps -thsm in fine condition as well as lock ing as good as new at all times - AHHUAIi DI8P1AY ¬ ¬ ma ocTQBEa cordially invited ¬ 1MB T m IP ki 0Kif ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ An exquisite line of Autumn Millinery will be shown on these dates All ladies trimmeu by Miss ORouke The Bourbon Steam BRO MHINT0N JR Phone 4 Main office at IParker W Proprietors Laundry James 6 BEFORE AND THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FIIIDAT OCTOBER 6 1899 AFTER per his companion whoever be was now and been built by the Komans we climbed up then giving a grunt of assent Clearly there was h mystery here to which the steep ascent that led to --Narni and Mitre and cowl Hell and sulphur Will I bad no clew and it troubled me 1 there found food and lodging far both man you begone fool or shall 1 slit your windglanced at St Armando and through the and beast at an albergo the name of which pipe and 1 heard him beat the table with moonlight saw the white of his cheek show ¬ somehow I have forgotten St Armande his fist Out rascal he roared and ing ail the paler for the black patch he wore was quite worn out and 1 saw he was unfit- ¬ bring in another skin of chianti We supped to- ¬ transversely across it but looking at him ted for any long strain Out came the wretched innkeeper and did not explain matters gether and be retired almost at once After seeing me at the door began to urge me to What the devil does this mean 1 said supper 1 bad a detailed examination of the go but at this moment Jacopo came runhalf aloud to myself horses and found that one of them bad a ning up with a stout stick in his hand and V hI you speak The trooper who owned him pushing the landlord on on side 1 stepped sore back Merely something Vo myself chevalier vowed he would not part with him sol had into the room followed by d copo Diavolo But this is a dull ride to dismiss the man which 1 did This re- ¬ Bricofl friend who was ouite drunk as if Do you think so and his tone softened duced my fighting strength to six men in seemed bad fallen asleep viilst he was talkcluding Jacopo I did not include St Ar ¬ ing and lay with his head between his arm suddenly I made no reply but stirred up Caster mande and his followers in estimating this half on the table half on his chair The anam we logged along I left the mystery to putting them down to so much incum ¬ cient was seated with an empty skin before take care ot itself and mapped out a line brance cf which I would soon take care to him and rose in wrath as 1 entered action 1 would take only two men with me be rid I was anxious however to hurry he began in a wine blown What the into Perugia and send the re t with Ar on and so altered my original plans a little voice and then his face paled a little as he mando to the convent of Bt Jerome to await and in the morning after we had gone about saw me When he wedded the result of my attempt to free Angiola a league i turned to St Armande and Luid I did not waste words Cudgel me this When he wedded he would check hevalier it is necessary for me to press fellow out Jacopo 1 said and Jacopo atIt sounded like foolishness to give St ArButchers grocers biils and bakers on with all speed 1 want you therefore mando the control of the stronger party tended to the task as if he loved it The anAnd would And him no soft pock especially if he meant treachery but this to do me a favor cient attempted to draw bis sword but it Milliners and mantua maker 1 Anything you like cavaliere but we do was useless and a minute or two later he was persuaded he did not On the other He would manage stern and well band a following of six troopers was a trifle not part do we was flung out into the courtyard beaten Marriage he In nowise dreaded It is tins 1 am going on at once want to a jelly and howling for mercy He lay too many to pay a peaceful visit to Baglioni Bui the records do not tell and might arouse suspicion while they were you to take four of my troopers and with where he was flung too bruised to move When he w dded Philip T Roxbury in Illustrated Amer- ¬ too few tc attempt pen force In short if your own following make for the convent of His friend slept through it all but as my ican 1 could not do what I wanted with two tn n St Jerome it lies a little beyond Magione lackey lifted up his head in an attempt tn If not I wot id not be able to effect it with x or Vcur arrival will be expected eject him 1 recognized Piero Luigi and fek you are awaiting me Await me for a week a dozen and n adc up my mind to Nplit ou that some more Btringent action than 1 ha- Sparty cither in-- crossing the Pa0lia or If 1 do not come then go back to Home ar d taken with Brico should be adopted here tell the cardinal what you have done beyond at an Fortunat This man is a thief J said to the land I at I thought 1 was to go with yon and lord and his friend little better In thi manner sometimes galloping seme v t share your adventure w iking Then to the stocks they go and now times trotting and at other dm give you my word of honor St Ar- ¬ almost screamed the best not a paul have our horses to ive them a rest w rea ast al Nuovo but did not enter the town mande that you will share in the adventure they paid mc signore 1 swear this the ban skirting it by our right although one of the l r which 1 agreed you should come share dits Hi Giuseppe Giovanni A couple of stout knaves came running in troopers suggested our going westwards by up to the elbows but you will spoil every Campagnano a useless detour as it seemed thing if you do not ilo what I say i and the innkeeper trembling with anger j There is no danger to you to me We passsd the iittle town exactly end fear combined yelled out No more than there is to you in one aL midnight and the chime of bells striking Pind this brigand and his companion seword St Armande do you agree or net A curely keep them in the stables and tothe hour fell pleasantly on our ears Very well D Appletsa short viy beyond wo found the road so tut Copyright 1893 morrow we will hale them before the po Co Then there is no time to lose Jacopo All rights reservedj rrt and fissures that it was not possible desta Excellency 1 enjoyed my dinner comfortably and on to go at any other than a snails paee so that Pick out a man and he you the lackey going out to see after the horses was met b within the next two hours we barely cov ¬ CHAPTER XIX ered as many leagues The moon was now and myself will go on ahead The rest can Bande Nere who took mc aside to where EXIT THE ANCIENT BRICO on the wane the road became worse and follow I have given all other orders to the in a corner of the stablef two men were ly 1 had gained my point without was of cne or two cf the bora as of snor St Armande ing securely hound One was Luicd still words or time but it was to be my way or fatigue Jacopo rode up beside inc There is Ikmde Ncre your worship happily drunk The other was the ancient My lady was in dire peril not at all I am ready cavaliere and a tall thin whose bones must have ached sorely for he By your leave excellency We have the Against this could I for a tment weigh bj Soratte to cross soon and in the gray niustached trooper saluted as bespoke bad been beaten sober and was feeling the any thought ot mys If He looked the man I wanted ly lackey full effect of the cudgel and the ropes He What eared I coming darkness cay possibly io e our way jia ruled 1 would suggest t herefore that we halt here was a stout horseman and at a pinch might was groaning terribly and being sorry for her Franci Spain or in Italy hat matt red it to me whether until dawn It will rest the horses and hold a sword as well as he held my valise the wretch I was about to interpose for him d the reins of pow ¬ with the light we could press on So shaking bands with St Armande I with the landlord when Jacopo interposed out craft slate er or another outdid liim in craft and Very well Hark Is not that the sound put spurs to Castor and we dashed off with a whispered My lady was in danTurning the corner of a belt cf forest land filched away s ben of water Let the scotched snake lie signore he ger and my hoaoi mi lit rot aid the Most I looked b k and waved my hand in lea knows too much Yes your worship and Most Holy Christian thcMcst ther adieu to the chevalier I caught the I let wisdom take its course and left the Then we will stop there woJVes might tear each others throats out A few yards bej ni we to a ruined flutter of the white handkerchief the y ancient to his sorrows before I would m ive a Bn r take one stop temple near which afonnl tin was bubbling dandy carried as he loosed it to the air in to nv CONTINUED If i had to pull down Here until she v gave the order to halt and in less i ply to my salute and the next moment the in Baglionit hold with my own hands 1 would time Lhan I take tc write this the troopers trees hid I hem from view STONE KINGS We rode hard now Castor going almost In e her If a hair of her head was injured had spr th the saddle girths were ould take su i vengt in ie as man never loosened and all the preparations for a two as frcch as when we started Indeed I hi iici of and then my foot caught in the hour- - halt begun 3parisi Sovereigns Are Petrified in tripped up and carpeting of the passage shared a little wine with St Armande Tiicir Covins by a PeeallOJF fell heavily the shock sending stars before and the abbe and the former rolling him Process self up in his cloak leaned his back against mj eyes Moo niticli haste cavaliere and a liar1 a fallen pillar ami seemed to drop oli at The kings of Spain are petrified in helped me to rise As I my feet 1 once into sleep their coffins All the Spanish soverMachia cili beside me The abbe followed ids example but Bay eigns for many years have been buried J followed vou be but mind was too impavient for rest and 1 in an octagonal chamber of the Escu- i had miss rl you Lut for yon went so last walked up and down watching the ending U x rial at Madrid tnat Inuky trip A word more if vou free of the moon until it finally sank out of 3ST i rf- v But previous to the final sepulture her take her to the convent of t Jerome bt and darkness fell upon us Dark as it was around me my mind was two rules northwest ol Magiom the abbess caiii cuijisc una iu ic CAKani ijiacu if v will do the rest i will sec to that in a still greater darkness for I was unabh save for a single sheet renewed from v ri Very well Uod grant succeed to think of any plan bj which L could gain 1 fe2 time to time en a marble slab in the Amen to that and Slachiavellitookmy j access to Angiola after reaching Perugia podridero or rotting- vat It issaid that Adieu cavaliere once again 1 must Time too was short but that did uot mathand the very air of this charnel house pes go ack to Ins eminence we have a point or ter for I was prepared to let the affair of JCV sesses petrifying- - properties These 2fi two to discuss yet but no more Falernian the ducats slide rather than lose any chance rsj vr i i Kn h -1 think i of rescuing her 1 grow cold when properties are enhanced or possibly rpo di Uacco A straw yet remained Luck might be on oi our escape produced by the action of drugs which SP and we my side and with luck and a strong heart Good by your excellency slowly trickle down upon the corpse one might do anything There was noth parted from faucets above Properly consti ¬ i went oh with a little more care and be- ing for it but to content myseli for the pres tuted authorities examine the corpse Until I reached Perugia I ing a triile cooled by my fall was able to ent with this from time to time to see that the work By the time I reached my could develop no plan So I paced p and Jacopo think better attended to the tasli 3 if he lovod it of fossilization is progressing satisfac- ¬ i my route down with an unsettled mind and Anally had d ided tents should leave by the Porta d Popolo keep seating myself on a stone awaited the morn would have far outpaced the others if I did torily and to announce when it is com- ¬ en Lhe right bank u the river is far as ing alternately nodding and awakening not let him feel the bit once and the noble pleted the Tiber and on to with a start rghetto t Then the ceremony of the translation t as if knowing bis duty required no At last The cast began to whiten and further warning not to outstrip his compan of the relies i observed with magnifi- ¬ line by Narni and Perugia in a ht ing up stiffly I tou bed Jacopo with the ions on thrc and thirty Todi It wad cent pomp It is averred that bodies end of my sword lie juiaj ed with an exdid not mean to Bparc borsi ues bui dome as we were now Perugia was but a so petrified do not always retain their u to me which led i clamation and iv Ail flesh the few hours away but the pace was too great stony consistence It is whispered thai This 1 cut short and bade him to last found Jaci po and my men apologL id from Todi to Perugia there to nis many cf the sarcophagi contain only read ana Castor whinnied a glad wi Icome j arouse the men were nine leagues and a trine over of an This instant your worship tto ascending road Castor might do it the crumbled dust But it- is certain that paw ing at tne air witu m u rcioot in nis ira r patiencc St Armande and the abbe al- ¬ jo think 1 should have ov era 1 was sure would not Jn order two of the mightiest dwellers in this Buffaloes Think thei by a couple of Ho sluggards ly mounted and at i the horses as well as to pantheon are as hard and firm as e you that you are goii all a little to the ri bl were iere cid question I resolved that we should they were first put into their last rest night and he began to stir the men up dine at Rosaro and after an hour or toe I will not keep yon a m hevalicr ing place These are Charles V the They rose willingly i with tn 1 called out as I passed him and tunning wr press forwards passing by Todi and first of Spain and his son Philip II up tii stairs to my room egan to dress rap- - dons yawning and stretching of arms an I traveling all night so as to reach Perugia V died in 1558 and at the com- ¬ through in i he morning ra and as he hand we were soon on the march Jacopo attend i we went faster wc would Charles ited to the open win- ¬ the increasing daylight ed me my swoi only reach at night and so kite as to find pletion cf the Pantheon bis body was The coming day seemed to warm the hearts transferred thither and found to be un ¬ France into the town impossible dow of the men and one of them broke into long ri ic excellency Vc clattered past the villages of San changed The sarcophagus was opened A fair night for a - well the chorus being take cp by the oth- Gemini and Caste Todino and about noon by Carles III to gratify t ko curiosity cf my cloak Yes the moon ers as we jogged along hen this had drew up cur now somewhat blown l quick and iv dee ended the stairs Beekford the eccentric author of Vat me little lime 1 gave Castors reins at the gates ol the Man-at-ArAll i the only hek and again in 1869 by the ministers a shake and oil we went at smarl gallop Your excellency inn in the villi occa- ¬ On the bhortlj after pai - S id Oreste the road Steady and I swung into the It was a poor place 1 saw at a glance and of the revolution was made latter by a of it led along the side of and the morn as we pulled up a crowd of yokels in holiday sion a drawinglie It con- ¬ ing being young besides very bright and attire gathered around us The inn seemed Spanish artist Martin Reco There was the jingle of bit chains the clear we had a glorious view To the left full too for the yard swarmed with people firms in every point the traditional de- ¬ clank of steel scabbards the ring of iron lay Cirita Caste liana the walls of the new and a half score heads of eontadini were at scription of the emperor Miod hoofs on the pavement and with St broad in citadel standing high above the town which each window staring at us open eyed Armando by my side and my troop behind the shoulders deep in the chest very lay in the middle of a network of deep As 1 took this in the landlord came runme 1 left the Palazzo Coraeto muscular in the arms and legs the fore- ¬ did not go ravines to the right and behind us the Sa ning out cap in band and full of apologies To avoid risk ol stoppage head broad the nose crooked and aqui- ¬ Chime But my house is full to the gar- line and the down by Lhe Alessandria to i PontediSan bine lliils extended in lone airy lines and under jaw protruding so eio but determined to cross at the Ri-¬ the wooded heights of Peilachio and San rets signore and it is nothing I can do for ta Therefore crossing the Borgi di San Ocnnaro where close to Palembara was you to day To morrow is the feast of St far beyond the other that the teeth N Y Herald could not meet Angelo we went northwards by the V d an old castle of our house rose to the south Mary of the Consolation and all the counAbove us was the monastery of St try is going to Todi Tre Papazzi up the Via Cancellieri and cast The Cooks Feelings Were Hurt I do not want to stay We merely halt then turning to the right rode up the Via Silvestre and Soratte itself reached towards Borghetto stood on a bend of the ii here to bait cur horses and to dine Can C A first rate chef was in the employrescenio To our tight as we rode the where moon hung over San Angelo and tiie dark ber in a series of descending peaks Cool you manage that ment of Lord Seaford who not being If that is all excellency yes oh yes able to afford to keep the man pre- ¬ outlines of the gloomy stronghold loomed puffs of air caught us and freshened the like i vast shadow of evil above us In front horses as weil as our hearts and it was a lhe beasts they can rest anywhere and vailed on the duke of Wellington to enof us lay the Tiber and the long line of fires cheery party that finally reached the Ponte there is a polenta and room for your excel gage him Shortly after entering the The latter ovcr Felice and entered the town Here our lency s followers but for yourself signore of the charcoal burners again stood us in good stead and he shook his head mournfully dukes service the chef returned to his blue cloud of moke into which safe conduct bftng by we had difficulty in getting away What is the difficulty And 1 dis- former master and begged him with the forked Barnes leaped and danced At Indeed tears in his eyes to take him back at bridge we were stopped by the guard for the Captain Lippi who held Borghetto mounted my men following suit the But this signore There is but one reduced wages or none at all Lord conduct set us free and we for the Borghia wished to press his hospbut the fate created at a slow puce Above the hollow itality on us for a few days but on my room in the house you could use and that is Seaford asked Has the duke been beat of the horses hoofs I beard the waters eventually taking him aside and whispering occupied by two gentlemen of the army finding- fault Oh no he is the kind- ¬ churning around the piers and looking to him that I was bound on a confidential Violent men signore who will not allow est and most liberal of masters but reanyone to share it Lasso me But not a over the side saw the gray river as it mission he gave in but with some little 1 serve him a dinner that would have He however invited us to share paul have they paid me as yet below me flecked with white luctance hummed past I accepted but Sir Ar- ¬ Give them my compliments and say that made Ude or Francatell burst with foam tipped waves chasing each other in his table at dinnerlooking very wearied de the Cavaliere Donati begs to be allowed a envy and he say nothing I go out and surface or as they mande who was lines ot light across its with the abbe at and leave him to dine an a dinner badly broke catching the moon rays and dying clined Silver dined quietly 1 quartered my corner of their table for his dinner Fel where the Alas signore It is useless They have dressed by m cook maid and be sa with an angry hiss in a hundred colors been here two days Passing through the ruined Porta del men my feelings my Then it is time they made room for other nothing Dat hurt Lippi was an old soldier risen from the breaches made by Popolo where the lord Cornhill Magazine Give my Charles cannon were still unimpaired we ranks with a head more full of drill than travelers following message landlord and 1 A Phonetic Point took the Ftanuniao Way and galloped down suspicion but in order to remove any such say am Mine host trotted off with considerable owing to the CTSed that might be growing there I af road almost in darkness A young lawyer was one day making misgivings expressed in his face and folshade rs thrown by the high walls on each fecid to be so delighted with his conversaa plea before Lord Russell It was late 1 begged the favor cf his lowed by my lackey bearing my valise I side of us We recrossed the Tiber at the tion at dinner that in the afternoon the hour for adjourn- ¬ Via Fla- - accompanying me for a league or so on my went after him at a slower pace Molle and rtill keeping the When I readied the room which could ment was fast approaching and the way after we had dined To this be agreed b turned our horses heads in thedirecwith alacrity and 1 was subsequently sorry hardly be missed seeing it was the only one young barrister anxious tu finish be ¬ oi Castel Nuovo for the old bore did not quit in the house that bad any pretense of ap ¬ fore closing time was burning along Kol the best horse in the world could keep for my pains had all bat reached the Nora pearance 1 found the door open and heard as Ion and I me until we best he could Suddenly be spoke of op the pace we were going for a half drunken voice shouting campanile oi St Juvenal 2 Q B D old enough soldier to know that our and saw the Lord Russell interrupted Begone dog Blood of a king But are We did this portion of the must be regulated by the slowest ing above Narni You forget yourself him sharply journey at a rapid pace as I wanted if pos two gentlemen to be disturbed because a we wanted to reach in full strength he said sternly you forget your- ¬ sir gave the sible to shake off the captain but mounted signore with a long name wants to dine bo 1 slackened rein to a walk and Skull of St Jerome Did you ever he ir the self That is no way to address this Apuban be stuck to me like a bur on an animals a rest Cospetta Tell him to go court The tyro was profuse in apolo- ¬ dinning into my ears has opinion as to how like of this y once when Jacopo rode on to bow was weapon as superior to bung or Ill spit him like a lark gies and explained that he only meant makehis doty to the Fountain of Trevi 1 the cross I heard enough to recognize the voice arquebus as the mangonel was above to refer to 2 queens bench division of had hot exchanged a word with St Ar the Xovarros new cannon At length he and turning to the lackey said was in no mind to talk but even mando indeed Send Jaccpo here at once with a stout the law reports But the chief justice willed us the dav nnd departed and the with a question Why he refused to be appeased he broke the silence bones scenting the end of their days jour- cudgel run Do wo ride all nignc cavaiiere cried I might as well say to you U The man went off on the double and I reput on fresh speed as we galloped We have cany leagues to go St Ar- ney Boston Herald oak- - that studded the valley of mained without the door listening with B D through the ¬ ¬ When she married often she Forcefully asseverated On the threshel2 hrone shed be Sovereign sole nor dominated j y her ehoren minister Others might be held and harried None should dictate unto her When she married Vhen she morric d as she 6id Found her throne of love rose hidden Ari she walked as she was bid Never knowing she was bidden He could reign enough for two And her maiden plans miscarried She became the gentle shrew When she married Vhen he wedded SO he said Hed nose of the bonds that tie men She his choice would know who led Ere theyd quit the shrine of Hymen She might make and mend his things See him fed and softly bedded He would hold the house purse strings Ciciy be muttered under his breath and I heard the abbe as he leaned forward whisCourage Courage would you give v ay now the Xera ¬ a narrow ravine and crossing by an ancient bridge of three spans supposed to The river here was hemmed into ¬ amusement to the ancient riricos bluster for it wad be and he was having all the talk GEN JOE WHEELEB PRAISES PEBUNA The Great Catarrh Cure ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V i mm SL JH - JOE WHEELERS CHARGE AT SAN JUAN HILL ¬ ¬ Major General Joseph Wheeler commanding the cavalry forces in front of Santiago and the author of The Santiago Campaign in speaking of the great catarrh remedy says I join with Senators Sullivan Roach and McEnery in their good opinion of It is recommended to me by those who have used it as an excellent tonic and particularly effective as a cure for catarrh ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-na United States Senator Sullivan to say I have been taking for some time for catarrh and have found it an excellent medicine giving- me more relief than anything I have ever taken W V Sullivan Ox ¬ ford Miss M na I desire - Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-- na United States Senator Eoach Pe-ru-- na Persuaded by a friend I have used as a tonic and am glad to testify that it has greatly helped me in United States Senator McEnery strength vigor and appetite I have Hon S D McEnery United States been advised by friends that it is re- ¬ Senator from Louisiana says the fol- markably efficacious as a cure for the lowing in regard to almost universal complaint of catarrh is an excellent tonic I W N Roach Larimore North Da- ¬ have used it sufficiently to say that I kota believe it to be all that you claim for it A free book on catarrh sent to any S D McEnery New Orleans Louisi- address by The Drug Mfg ¬ Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na ¬ Pe-ru-na ana Co ¬ Columbus Ohio ¬ 1 I 1 1 ¬ ¬ i T TJ W m 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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 the toilet bath and narsery Thus it com ¬ bines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE namely 25 CENTS the best skin and complexion soap and the best toilet and baby soap in the world VTI 0 H XiJCi J ¬ 1 1 ¬ ¬ uiaadc Hot baths with CUTICURA SOAP to cleanse the skin gentle anointings with CUTICURA OINTMENT to heal the skin and mild doses of CUTICURA RESOLVENT to cool the blood Sold throughout the world Price THE SET 1 25 or SOAP 25c OINTMENT CHEM CORP Sole Propi half size 50c POTTER DRUG 60c RESOLVENT Send for How to Have Beautiful Hair Hands and Skin mailed free Boston Speedy Cure Treatment for Itclng Burning Scaly Humors J THE BOTJRBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER GOOD CROP OF WHEAT Some Things That Cannot Be eglect- - 6 1899 HOUSEHOLD HINTS ed If Profitable Result Are Expected If there is one thing on which the housewife prides herself it is that of One essential in growing a good crop of wheat is to have the soil prepared in god tilth One advantage in plowing early is that a better opportunity is of ¬ HORSE STALL FLOOR fered of getting the soil into a proper condition for the seed The under soil Sensible Method of Construction should be fairly well packed and tiie Which Prevents Aalmola fraa surface to the depth of four or uve Stiiiiiiaii Their Coata inches prepared in fine tilth The disc and smoothing harrows are Where mares are kept a tight floor rood implements to use in preparing in the stall is not especially inconven ¬ the seed bed ient btn with horses the case is ether When conditions will admit reason ¬ wise For them sucfa floor as is shown ably nly seeding is best iva there in the accompanying illustration is best is no advantage in sowing the seed un ¬ suited for keeping their coats from be¬ til the soil is in a good tilth and un ¬ coming stained The stable floor be- - less there is sufficient moisture in the roil to induce a yood Termination of the seed Of course wheat as well as many other kinds of grain will lie ia fife the ground when the soil is dr- with out germinating and Act when rfti come to moisten up the ground the seed will germinate But there is risk of loss and lying in the ground weak¬ ens to some extent the vitality oi tiie seed It is best there ore to defer t lie seed ¬ ing until there is sufficient moisture Another item that may make it desir ¬ able to defer the seeding is th- risk of FLOOR FOR HORSE STALLS injury from Hessian fly Many good neath the flooring of the stall should farmers consider that if the seeding can slope a little so that the liquids that be put off until there is one good frost run through the openings in the stall the risk of injury from fly is greatly flooring will be conveyed down behind lessened Another item in making a good crop the stall where they may be absorbed For nearly all in the litter The pieces of which the is to use good seed stall floor is made may be five inches crops seed should not only possess suf¬¬ wide laid one half inch apart They ficient vitality to germinate readily unare shown farther apart than this in the der seasonably favorable conditions cut in order to make the matter plain but to send forth a vigorous thrifty There should be four cross bearings plant Seed should be carefully selected and under the stall floor if two inch stuff is only the best be used In sowing cftre to be used American Agriculturist should be taken to distribute the seed as evenly as possible over the surface MILLET FOR SOILING One advantage in tising a drill is that seed is not only distributed more A Crop FurniMhingr Valuable Feed for the evenly but is covered at a more uni- ¬ Dairy Cattle Young Stock i having her laundering done nicely so that the wearing apparel may be the admiration of ali- - The washing is a small matter any one almost can do that but to have the linens present that flex- ible and glossy appearance after being ironed requires a tine quality of starch Ask your grocer for a coupon book which will enable you to get the first two packages of this new starch Bed Cross trade mark brand also two of the childrens Shakespeare pictures painted in twelve beautiful colors as natural as life or the Twentieth Cen ¬ tury Ciirl Calendar ail absolutely free This is one of the grandest offers ever made to introduce Red Cross laundrv starch J C Hubingers latest invention ¬ Two park laborers sat on a curbstone op-¬ posite the Museum of Art and Science in New York eating lunch out of their paiis Tis a foine building said one of them youd never think theyd put up that sohd a sirookchur just to kape dead boogs an Indade no leplied other crachures in the other but are thim big letters cut into the stone above the wmdies the names ay I deno said the first speaker He fed to spelling out th words and presently a ray of intelligence succeeded the nuzzled expres v said sion on his face Sure I hav it Thim is the name av the contractors Patrick made a good guess for the narnea graven in the stone were Aeschylus So phocles Pericles Herodotus Socrates Thu San Francisco cvdides and Demosthenes Wave ¬ Pats Guess THE Nearly through neglect very word operation strikes terror to a wompns always these operations become necessary j AN EVENING CALL Brown Found Perkins Beating Hi Wife and Told Mrs Brown All About It I called on Perkins last evening re marl cd Mr Brown inquired Did vou have a pleasant time Mrs Brown Very Perkins was beating his wife when I came in i Bay Perkins was beating his wife bat of course be stopped when 1 came in W ell 1 should hope so 1 hegad him to go right on but he sid some other time would do just as well Vou begged him to goon Why yes I didnt want to stop the fun you know Oh vou brute - - ¬ re When I was on the Pacific coast marked the new boarder I noticed several United States armv boxes packed with sar saparilla Do you think the could have large mercantile tstabiishment rocnntwlnl tlir Til in ill blaCK SUS- V they were probably shipped to penders Hawaii Hawaii Yes yon know there is a little eruption Chicago ravening News there Americans are quick to appreciate merit The Dewey celebrations prove that and it is cgain forcibly demonstrated in the praise and confidence which is accorded to Stomach Bitters one o the most mer r initorious remedies ever compounded digestion constipation dyspepsia bilious- liver or kidney disease or any trouble 1 -- Our Ovn Volcano cjr raa Dewey Celebration tetters ¬ n What If you have arising from a weak stomach a weak stomach dont fail to try it - First Little Girl My pa says business is going to boom right along now Second Little Girl My pa says business is going to be awful dull I guess my pa knows for hes a polytikan an hes jus got a nommynation 1 guess my pa knows best for hes a polytikan too an hes just lost a nommyna tion Baltimore Times Politicians Point of View Do you mean to say you could have looked calmlv on wihle he beat his wife Certainly Why not I thought vou had at least a spark of manhood left 1 suppose you will be beating me ¬ hr ¬ To next Yes cribbage with me Play cribbagy Yes That ih what Perkins and his wife were doing You horrid thing San Francisco Ex- I think I could if you would play through Tourist Car for San Francisco Every Friday night California via the Midland Route at 1035 p m a ¬ aminer A Texas Judge ¬ form depth Because wheat is low- in price is the Millet says a bulletin of the agricul- strongest reason why all reasonable taken to secure a good care tural department just published is fed yield should beyield may return a small A good principally as a hay and soiling crop profit even at a low price while a lightThe forage ranks well with that oi other grasses in the nutritive content yield and low prices mean a positive and its palatability is about that of the loss The quantity of seed depends some ¬ average for the coarser sorts For digestibility millet forage compares fa- what upon the time of sowing the vorably with that from other coarse quality of the seed and the condition of the soil at the time of seeding If sown grasses Already widely grown as a hay crop In good season with the soil prepared acre millets deserve more general tise for in good tilth live pecks to theshouldwill be soiling They are particularly valuable be plenty This quantityof the seed as the quality for feeding to dairy cattle young stock increased con- ¬ and sheep There are many sections of covers with late sowing and poor sow ¬ the countrj where this crop can be ditions of the soil So with late seven made to supplement the pastures in ing and unfavorable conditions much such a way as to allow a material in pecks to the acre will not be too St Louis Republic crease in the number of stock that can be kept on the farm KEEPING WATER PURE On account of the heavy yield of for- ¬ age and the good quality of the product ullets are excellent grasses lor use in How to Keep Surface Water and Other Deleterious Substances the silo Frequently a good crop of milOut of the Farm Well let can be rarfi under conditions which would not admit cf growing corn for en ¬ Where wells are dug on sloping silage and in such h stances it becomes of especial value One oJhe best meth- ground there is always liability that ods of preserving this crop is by the use surface water may find its way into of the silo Those who have tried this the well and carry in deleterious mat ¬ method have obtained excellent results ter In such cases it is wise to leave A fine quality of ensilage may be made the soil removed from the well when it by using barnyard millet and a legu minous crop like soy beans or clover The seed of the foxtail millets is widely used as food for fowls and birds but is seldom fed to stock It has however been used in feeding young stock such as calves with a fair degree of success The seed is excellent food for laying Sheep and Poultry ¬ - ¬ In one of the remote 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Koy N Y ¬ A Dangerous Disease tnless Radical Steps Are Taken When It MaUes Its Appcaraacc ¬ In Luck First Dear Girl -- I have no friends to speak of Second Dear Girl Lucky friends Life ¬ The reliable rules for shooting Hold n flying birds are as follows bird apparently Hying triiic low for straight away from the gun hold just above a bird rapidly rising without side motion hold the same for a bird going Lstraight away and close to the ground hold above the head of birds rising and going to right and left hold ahead of birds going straight to right and left hold ahead and below birds going to right and left and lowering hold dead on an incomer and give it to him quickly for every yard the closer the smaller the spread of shot hold ahead of birds passing above you Last but not least never check the even swing How to Dostroy Weeds cannot sur- of the gun in a quartering shot Annuals and biennials At a goose or duck passing overhead vive long if not allowed to go to seed remembered that some I prefer to first truly cover the mark Hut it must be have the sly trait of growing low when¬ then advance the gun till onky thetipof repeatedly cut to the roots and still ma- the birds bill is visible or when rather turing seed This is notably the case high till the muzzle leads its object by with that interesting and beautiful yet the proper distance and then instanthas bothersome plant the wild carrot Yet¬ ly pull the trigger When the gun hesfinal- to lead the bird in this position no close and persisistent cutting will ly win the day Burdock blossoms the itancy should be indulged in after the second year and if cut down just when muzzle has passed ahead of the bill for coming into bloom it is finished Mow the shooter cannot then see his game sng Canada thistles when in bloom is and any sudden change of flight may ¬ one of the easiest and best ways of sub prove disastrous This is a shot at duing them Bessie L Putnam in Ag which most men fail by shooting be Wod Ed W Sandys in Outingricultural Epitomist m ¬ Canker or nursing sore mouth is a troublesome disease and if not promptly attended to proves fatal says the Swine Journal It may and we think it usually does arise from impurity in the milk of the sow or from poison1 on her teats and udder obtained by running in tall wet grass or poison vines The first symptoms are lumps on the sows adder and sometimes sores next will be noticed blisters on the lip tongue and mouth of the pig the tongue and lips become swollen and the roof and sides of the mouth inflamed ami covered with deep red or white blisters Treatment Catch the pig and swab its mouth out thoroughly with a solution of carbolic acid and water suf ¬ ficiently strong to make the flesh upon the arm tingle Apply it with a rag ora small piece of sponge tied on a stick A strong sage tea applied in the same way is good and in addition take pow derd sulphur put it into a large straw hold the pigs mouth open and blow the dry sulphur in Apply these reme dies 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measured by words nor gauged by the standards of any previous exhibitions in the show history cf the world TREMENDOUS SHOWS OF ALL EARTH ADA J A BAILEY Americas Two Greatest Shows in One PETER SELLS LEWIS SELLS W W COLE Directors - OREPAUGH AND SELLS BROTHERS Colossal Combination Grand Imperial amamt tinamfi jmmYmiiA Coming direct from its Tremen lou Triumphs at Madison Square Oanleii New York City where it SgtorioiiMly conquered the Puhlic m And the Press of the Metropolis ISntire Intact Complete The game suherh show will he exactly suid precisely duplicated in every act feature ami detail at the ex Jbibifioiis here yr - sizze x - i r cfrs v v trMr v smm in- - rijBM m v i ta y 7r wUu m s xs xav2m 7dwvsisj4w timj a r wj i - - i v OTHER SHOWS DWAPPED BY COMPARISON THINK OF IT TWO CIRCUSES TWO MEN AG AIMS IS TWO HIPPODROMES TWO MUSEUMS TWO HORSE FAIRS TWO STREET FAIRS All milted aul merged into obe vast enormous ag zuHmuuoth MMms Vy M M Immi ftd il iW tettr 1lvh3 HI I il HBK vaS9 -- SKKiHW S3 5r-S iJMRlll 33 THREE RINGS TWO STAGES 1 3 MILE TRACK ¬ f J m T VV VSHfcJ magnificent inily realizing the wildcat gregation dreams of magnitude ¬ iv3k zr uoHjC Co mMS2i tWOil lfnMfSaai I aCSsmtJ r- ifWl feflB5iaifaL fxnfua tlf 8Mff1fflSEigfflHlfiH 3SSC sYitt WT liSf L --- ri 7- WtHaa7 SlL5gggLgl U9K EMB 5J Tne shows theatres jymuasi ums and arenas of the world have ail been depleted of their star per formers to complete the program of this circus celebration of the last year of earths greatest cen- ¬ tury fVffs y JO00 WILD AND TRAINED ANIMALS 300 AREN1C CHAMPIONS 300 Woodwards Seal and Sea Lion Orchestra TOO MANY CHAMPIONS TO BE NAMED I SEE THE COMIC SOUS A BAND r GRAND FREE STREET PARADE THREE HERDS OF Prod igioHs Per k rilling Elephants Champion Athletes Champion Equestrians of both lic Processions Bewildering in Biilliancv Gorgeous in Glitter and Irridesceut iu lis Scintiliatins ¬ sexes Champion Acrobats Champion Gymnasts Chamor shine Mtf boWeiy aterpracf Tents pion Equilibrists Champion Aerialists Champion Saltato Iwo FttfaMKn Dsily EfiiN AFTERNOON AT 2 EVENING AT e DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER rialists Champion Racers Champion Rough Riders Day and Night Shows Alike Champion Bicyclists Champion Leapers Ghampion Con- ¬ 15000 Seats Niglit as Lijjht as Day REMEMBER One ticket admits to all the combined shows No raise in prices tortionists and Champions in every field of skill and ADMISSION 50c CHILDREN UNDER YEARS OF AGE 25e a veritable congress of strength and ¬ Far Surpassing iu Grandeur anv Previous Pag antiy Street Spectacles or Pub CHAMPION CAOHINATORY tY CLOWNS ¬ Actually Reserved Numbered Counou Seats will be Sold on the Day of Exhi CO 511 Main Street bition at G 6 VARDEN 9SWHM i All persons having claims against th Waut your name tor iATIME estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre a We bright cban lllottraUd ctoiy and sent tbem proierl proven according to humorous uauer for the family circle law at the office of J Q Ward Jr 16 year lare pages onl10 75 oeutM We give ou for settlement a cents 4 mouths AH persons kuowiug themselves in- trial Dickie silver watch to each ubcubr a debted to the estate of the deceased will neat mediam izKt aratch jrtnrantKXl please call and settle for oue year Will keep tiuip for mauy J M J Q WARD Jr altf years as accurately as a 100 watch Paris Ky It artificially digests xhe food and aidsAnd lor a little work we jive Gold Nature in strengthening ana reconmm Watches Bicycles Sewing Maehiues utmetiog the exhausted digestive or- Uuns etc Sample and parti ulars free gau It is the latest discovered digest nTT Send us vour address to day ir you do ts LJ A C u K ar4 md tonic No other preparation no more and see how easily you can get U approach it in efficiency It in U sometbiug nic you want We will surMy relieves ana permanently cures prise you Piease dont wait a itiiume epsia Indigestion Heartburn 8ud now Better enclose 5 stamps for Nausea ¬ Dyspepsia Kodol Cure Digests what you eat uleuce Administrators Notice DONT WAIT A MINUTE Good Watches Absolutely Free ¬ I I r AJ rah AWkx Tnii A iW 44KjbLmjfciab JW-JW-- f j j j HeadacheGastralgiaCramrsand E C DeWltt Co Chicago Scur Stomach W II ilkJ UlbllUi DENTIST the Bourbon Bank Wjytf rTr hi I 3f ¬ Prepared by her results of imperfect digestion T HkouKs Offi e over trial subscription aud present or 38 stamps for watch and paper whilp the watches are going free The PASTIME Pub Co Louisville Ky - ii 1 TWIN BROTHERS SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS GWDSVIS FURNITURE CARPETS PHILIP N night or luig Bronchial 8offaring Iroui 1 wj nr d by trouble for ten vt ai It is all that One Minute Cough Uart It cures is claimed for it and inn mII tiuoat and cOngha colds gripe aiv Office over Vardeus drug store W T Brooks ham at lung troubles i an be found at Hotel Ford FOLFY DENTIST Preacher The Plow Bell iiive 11 Kirkmau Bov R v J After Dont Suffer the Etectropoise - WALL PAPER i ETC DR R u LJ isville Ky IXNERALFUUNlSHlNdS iriill lor Ambulance Attended 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Avenue Lou- ¬ it IN arts all tieasi s without the use of iuediine A puiti Oxygen Ucatmeut hy ahsorption It cures where every- hing else tails It is needed in every family for it will relieve every weak ¬ i- - Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of I ILL ill ItlVTfflIk Wll 1 I 11 CLHUIG DRY GOODS BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection 1rics shop long forty five feet wide and three Tories high J H HAGGARD Ky Paris Ijly Sm mmmm- will also selt my carriage which is sixty live feet L LH Of v7 Landman M Ohio D Paris E it plenty Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will iest what you eat It cures all forms of dvsp ppia and stomach troubles E Wantkd St vfral bright nnd bo K Oambl Vernon Tex savs It re ¬ in lieved me from the start anl onred me aeoMjuis to nprMeot us ms M this and rlwe by counties Jnlary 9Ul It is now my everlasting friend W a year and PZpnaea Straight hona T Brooks Position fie no mote no less salary xy bank onrt refeivncs peruiant tt i GkiunaH he PbotntfrapHr is now in aiiv town It is main I v office work pari d to make hiyh vrade photos at conducted nt home RfHrence Eu his resi DCrt on H devot t near Htampcd envelorw olnged sel 4idr-stji voy School Call and see samples of hi The Dominion Company Dept 2 tf newest stjlesacd mounts U2sep8t cago in-irt-- tr7iii t l PHHER 1Miis Kv rs -- sr No 503 W Ninth Stiec i Cincinnati be at the Windsor Hotel WOOd StUMtt TUESDAY Oct IOti 1899 Wkrning every second Tuesday in each tSEVKRENC Are thoroughly re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no more to sow cftBgt Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while the results willbWar more tatisfactory Our Catalogue gives fultest information about Grasses and Clovers soils the varieties c of pas- are adapted for best comVinations to give largest results in hay or tturage j jchuucu tures and meaaows etc wnts iw wiaiusut auu pnvw uj u mXmm SEEDS I k Mi 7z W I i xnith JParis tw leading physici Kentucky ln 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