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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 10, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 10, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899101001_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 10, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 3Bz With all the latest far i Tnh i Type and the mechanical anil- - H j iv uoo luem we are pre- pared to famish First Class Job if Work at the same price that von w pay for inferior work elsewhere ft -j scccscccsescwsacccsi cas TH rev BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a new8ater is vainz able to the man who knows how H to nse it The wise merchant n advertises in the dnll season ana profits from it v XCe3CCdaw23CCCfr Established CHAMP B0 Editors nd Owners feb i im METEEYiH YEAH PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 10 1899 NO 80 m 1011 maae I Gl vr yuysy b lnl I Thompson Ladies Kid Oxford szes 2 to 4 worth 8 50 gotbfa wnek forft50 at Davis MILLERSBURG BQC B3 Isgrigs aug4tf New Notes Gathered In And About The Ktirjc F9CCCCCC3 n If von sconr the world on will fiii a reujpdv pqnal to On Miunte t tar Four Famous Shoes for Misses Boys and Children Do you want the Best Wearing Shoes ant Ell Shoes that will wear well look havingwell and make childrens feet grow Parker secured office room at James corner Fourth If ves we have them right Mid Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No - BAicanopy Fla HtiKtlfr cored Mr hif family of LaGrippw and savt s ton Co is here to vitdt his wife Mntta from pnmmonia bronchitis Kirby Denton of Ruddles Mills was cronp and all throat anl lnug troubles here Sunday to see bis daughter W T Brooke Miss Sue Buckner of Winchester is the gneet of Mrs H H Phillips Nature is forgiving and will restore yonr olanmmd tcidov that will trive yon Abe Reese of Mason has been the perfect health bv neinis Dr Sawyers guest of J Wiil Clarke lor several days Ukatine For sale bv W T Brooks Mr OUie Marshal left yesterday for Atlanta to finish bis course in dentistry D Cable photographer will make Miss Louie Warford visited her parthree Mantello photos for ten cents ents here frouf Saturday till yesterday during the next two weeks Gallery Mrs Ann Jeffersou and Miss Jessie opposite telephone exchange Jefferson of Mashck are guests of relative here The Bourbon Steam Laundry The Christian Endeavor Society clear ¬ ¬ ¬ Suva Editor Fm klr I cf the Austerlitz T A Viuionl is on the sick list Chas Turner shipped Ceo W Clay at liveiigeons Dave Judy of The Perfect Range 182 mm PURE NORTHERN AVH1TE SKK I RYE TIMOTHY AM CLOVER SEED CORN OATS HAT CEMENT SANI LIME HARTEORI CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT 1 ed 18 night at their oyster supper aturday SHIELD Shoes for Miss s and Children BOSTONIAN Shoes for Boys and Youths iyjand 150 NEVER RIP Shoes for Boys and iy and 150 Youths MESSENGER Shoes for Boys and and ijo Youth 7 We have cheaper shoes but not like ihse These shoes we do no guess but we know them to be the best in the woid for the price Not much risk to try one pair We know if you do youll For sale onlv bv us We b v more j i ijo and 12J tention All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at- ¬ 4 of Mr Ike Ohaucelor attended the funeral ot Mr Armstrong at Maytville Thursday Messrs H D Ay res aud Robt Kerns clean free burning and lasting in its qualities Those ho have burned it say it is by iar the best coal they ever used and remember my price on it is no feigner It is just what you have to pay lor other JeUieOM AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER Is the celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL WV It is filler Fiiuay The ladies Missouri were the gnedts of Dr GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot t in si invite comparison of the aid society of the Thky wear like iron those childrens Oarfahau Church made 12 al their eup Oxfords and slippers that no almost for per Friday night Mr Thos Whaley of Sharpsburg the asking at Davis Thompson fattier of Miss Gertrude VVhaiey of the Isgris nni4 tfi CM died Saturday -President Kio Mis Jennie Dacres aud daughter Fanners1 Bank Brooklyn Mvh has need DeWittts Miss Maude have beeu the guests of Dr Little Early Risers in his family fof Miller and wite several lays years Says they are the best These Mr Frank Autriiu of Belcherville famous little pill cure constipation lex was the guest of Harmon Stitt aud billionsnen and all liver and bowel family from Naturday till yesterday troubles W T Brooks The wife of Dr Laird of Montgomery City W Va died uuday Rev H R Scohes of patrons testify to the great Laird left Monday to attend the funeral shoe bargains bought from our bargain Mr and Mrs Fleet Joues left yestercon titers day for their home at Piue Bluff Ark Davis Thomson Isgrig after several weeaV visit with relatives here When our boys were almost dead Mrs John Jameson aud Mrs Ella from whoopinu cough our doctor gave Tuaxton are ou the sick list Mrs Hai One Minute Couuh Cure They recov vey Thorn aud Miss Anua Thoru are ered rapidly writes P B Belles Ar convalescent eyie Pa It cures cough colds grippe Jag Woolums was thrown from his and all throat and long troubles W buggy Sunday night and received a T Brooks badly sprained arm ami a two inch cut - NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a tine selection of Fall ¬ Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can tit ou up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest My coat maker Mr style guaranteed Barney Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order H PICKLIIN S STOUT P At F Lowrys Old Stand Paris Baen sum Store 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ liable prompt paying companies non union W O HINTON Agent ¬ over medical Take a pill that science sach is the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by W T Brooks is a pill bnilt on by an able physician Crawford Bros have made ample sfmmmmmmmwmmmmtm IN TH preparations for warm weather by pnt ing in four fans at their barber shop Three will be run by water power and vault W M Cox lost the point of his diill one by electricity while you get a cool Friday in the artsiau well He re comfortable shave tf covered it but will nor be able to run before Wednesday The well ii The best life insurance policy on earth aiaiu200 feet deep now is to keep perfect kidneys The best medicine on earth for those kidneys is v F A Herbert with a display of elevm irietn s of fowls was beaten tor h herd Dr Sawyers Ukatine People who bao di play and variety ot towls by man goffered for years found no cure for with a coop of chickens two ducks two their Kidney disorers until they used geese aud a pair of sheep Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W Lost On Main stre t Saturday night T Brooks a told mdal with inscription B T J for Spelling 189bV Was enclos d in au envelope Liberal reward ¬ -- Frances Hyatt aud Miss StelliTowles both of Raddles Mills were married here last niht by Rev J C Wright at the latters home Rev Armstrong and wife were guests of Mr and Mrs T D Judy from Satur day to yetterday Rev Armstrong preached Sunday at the Baptist Church Dr W V Huffman has been very ill for several davs of Brigbfs disease His brother Dr Hnffmar f Bern and ds f Paris are dttenuing him F C McOulen of Manchester O is erectiug a handsome family monument for J C Smedley He is also progress ing nicely with the work ou the new ¬ lttt eye SEASON NOW ON PURE CIDER VINEGAR PURE SPICES I ¬ have just received a fine lot of Fresh Spices Every ounce guaranteed Strictly Pure Dont spoil yovr Pickles with acid vinegar when you can get Pure Cider Vinegar of me Phone 178 JM RION The Tenth Street Grocer T M PURNELL The first of our Octuber weddings will E X T73V lOTEt be the marriage tins afternoon at two PARIS KENTUCKY oclock of Mr Win D Mclntyre and Work guarantee- satisfactory Calif total UaruliueT Current at the home of jroinptly answered Four work if the iMtterd tather The Rev Daui Robert eon will officiate The couple solicited Prices reasonable will o Enst on a biidal irip JOHN CONNELLY IB - LIKE FRESH THINGS The lresliest Veyetubles and Fruits in the Paris market can he flmnd at my store My groceries are all fresh stock ami as gfood as anybody sells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and bay new joods Come to see me I want vour trade Orders filled promptly llllllllilUIIIIliillllllllllfllltlllllllflllllltillllllllliilii ATTEITIOI CITIZENS ¬ m I RllaaaB Now is the time to briny in vonr engines mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder bladts And dont forget your lawn mowers yas and oil ntovs which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All work guaranteed GEORGE N PARRIS LANOHAM BKKCKINRIDGE JOHN B CASTLKMAN ARTHUR G CASTLEMAN ft nWIILLS I MACHINE SHOP or Third and Pleasant St TIN STORE GYAJ Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune and Harsh Shakespeares description fits thou- ¬ sands of women They are cross des- ponaent sickly nervous a burden to themselves and their families Their sweet dispositions are gone and they like the bells seem sadly out of tune But there is a remedy They can use LSKBANGE OF LIVERPOOL GO II I i f I ratrs STOVg U 11 1 1 1 11111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 I I C I S SI Ii 11 i1 111 II Ii 11 1 1 1 11 11 111 M 111111 1 1111111 THE GREAT MAJESTIC 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 BARBEE CASTLEMAN MAJESTIC H MFC CO 5TUIUIS tfftft J- vK MAJESTIC MFG CD V 1 5TUUIS I Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Offices -- Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY ft BOARD McELREES HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Wine of Cardui y jjaaritjl CINCINNATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY Resorts of Mitliasrj of Every Maks riT ff I J wmmmmMimmmm Farming Supplies ST MS WILSON THE GREAT MAJESTIC I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For gas fittings honse fumishinep plnmbing metal roofing door and window crrirt refrigerators etc I line for the least mon- can give tii It brings health to the womanly organism and health there means well poised nerves calmness strength It restores womanly vigor and power It tones up tr nerves which suffer- ¬ ing and disease have shattered It is the most perfect remedy ever devised to restore weak women to perfect health and to make them attractive and happy Jroo at all druggists For advice in cases requiring spec- ¬ ial directions address giving symp-¬ toms The Ladies Advisory De- ¬ partment The Chattanooga Medi- ¬ cine Co Chattanooga Tcnn REV J W SMITH C mden C sayss My wife used Wine of Cardui atShome -- THE MICHIGAN LINE Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Summe Put-in-B- ay Mieftkjan Canada and tfte Gtreat ha ftes Middle Bass Mt Clemens Sand Beach Mackinac LesClniJoaux Islands Sau It Ste Marie Georgian Bay Muskota Lakes Toronto Thousand Islands Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes 5 FOUR MAGNIFICENT For any information regarding Summer Agent or write TRAINS A DAY 5 bt TonvcU D on near t 4 BENJ PEKItV Paris Ky for falling of the womb and it entirely cured her Paastnger Traffic Manager Cincinnati Ohio Edwards C H D Ln Y THE BO UK HON NEWS PAK1S KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 10 1899 ADM DEWEYS TWICE ALARMED has occurred as yet but the enemy down the channel and rounded the and Noveleta The American loss was three officers has moved practically to the border southwest spit in tow of her tug and nine privates wounded one of the eight miles from Mafeking intrenched The starting gun was fired at 1120 officers being mortally hurt The at the east six thousand comprising At 1131 the yachts had sailed about loss of the enemy is unknown but five commandoes a mile of the course and the Columbia the bodies of three Filipinos were The garrisoning and fortifvino- of was in the lead During the next 15 seen the town are practically completed minutes the Columbia seemed to draw There were two sharp fights near The streets are barricaded and a per- ¬ away from the Shamrock Noveleta Lowes scouts first enfect system of mines has been laid At 1203 the Columbia led by about countered the enemy near Cavite VieTwo armored trains have arrived at an eighth of a mile A few moments jo and soon put them to flight continMafeking consisting of three bullet- ¬ after the Shamrock blanketed the Co- uing their advance proof cars the first of which carries a lumbia and was passing the American Capt Saffoids battalions of 1she 13th searchlight while the sides of the on the starboard side regiment with two companies of the cars are loopholed Each traia is At 1213 the Shamrock passed the 14th and a number of Tagaio scouts complete in itself and carries its own Columbia to starboard and took the Capt McGraw commanding the troops provisions Experiments with lyddite lead from the 4th cavalry and Capt Teillys in the mines prove that it is an ex- ¬ Off Highland at 1245 a range on oattery came upon the enemy in a tremely powerful explosive the yachts showed the Shamrock to be strongly entrenched position on the Col Robert Stephenson Smith Pow- 3 minutes and 40 seconds ahead of the road between Cavite Viejo and Nov- ¬ ell commanding the 5th dragoon Columbia eleta A fight lasting half an hour guards has issued a notice that the At 115 p m the Shamrock appeared followed resulting in the enemy being Boers who are massed on the Natal to have increased her lead The boats driven back The American forces and Buchuanland frontiers have or- ¬ seem to be a quarter of a mile apart sustained considerable losses in this ders not to fire until the British fire As they were preparing to round the engagement the men being shot from first and the town is well prepared stake boat at 135 the Shamrock led by trenches and shacks along the road for eventualities but as the Boers only 25 yards The column then pressed on to Nomay shell the place every endeavor At 138 both boats were seem- ¬ veleta which they found deserted and should be made to safeguard the wom- ingly starting for home with the remained there Sunday night The en and children Shamrock in the lead which seemed to marines and naval forces co operated An armored train was inspected at be increasing at 210 with the troops The gunboats Wheel- ¬ Kimberley A signal station has been At 305 the Shamrock was still ahead ing Petrel and Callao lay off the erected with a conning tower at the top but at 333 it appeared the Columbia shore near Novelata and threw shells 130 feet above the tracks Communi- ¬ had passed the Shamrock and had a into that town and Santa Cruz for an cation by telephone is had with a cen- ¬ slight lead hour preparing the way for the tral office and signals are given to the At 417 both boats are standing on marines to land Two battalions consisting of 450 marines under CoL Elliott advanced along the peninsula MAP SHOWING THE PROXIMITY OF THE BOERS TO THE from Cavite to Noveleta The only BRITISH BORDER way was by a narrow road through swamps A mile beyond the marines outpost ejwoeim che column was suddenly received 3 0 7 If rnBio J with a volley from trenches across the road A flank movement was executed jx m my 1 and the insurgents were driven from the trenches the marines wading through rice fields in turning the flank I r I lev lit fl r ui V U Hlinr n of the enemy who retreated to strong U IJ pat tori a usriMj6 wiifAMp2KSf AW v sand forts across the creek dividing W 3SC fV the peninsula destroying the bridge J -- across the stream 7 oetAflbYTiBAY i C The marines waded through more y war STCAXCBL JMMWfc I rice fields forded the river in water to their shoulders and carried the forts meeting with feeble resistance fhe I 1 first encounter having disheartened the enemy Squads were sent to Noveleta and burned the town and the huts all along the road from which the 1 vI I JTA enemy commenced the fire There a X UJi 1 4wiMounc junction was formed with the scouts who had been sweeping the swamps Thence the marines re On this map will be seen the points at of the British stronghold at Newcastle and thickets which the British forces are gathered on Along the border near Dundee are 5000 urned to Cavite thoroughly exhausted the Transvaal border and also the points Boers and others are marching thither Lieut Wynne with a three pounder at which the Boers are massing- prepara- At Mafeking in Bechuanaland on the did good execution during the advance tory to war The chief interest centers western border Col Baden Powell comDundee This position it is be- mander of all the local forces in South Gen Lawton was not in personal com around lieved will be the first on which the Africa is stationed and is threatened with mand of Sundays movement Strength of the Boer arms will be tried 2000 Boers under Commandant Cronje Capt Cowles battalion of the 4th A camp has been established by the soldiers Another Boer force is massed at Pieters of the Transvaal at Scheepers Nek near burg to the north infantry while reconnoitering Sunday Yryheid which is a little north and east found a body of several hundred in ¬ surgents near San Nicolas After troopers by flags By this manoeuvres starboard tack and not over 50 yards brisk fighting for three quarters of an were successfully continued Saturda apart The Columbia manages to hold hour the enemy was driven off In The troopers number 3000 including her windward position and neither is this engagement the American casual-¬ the bicycle corps at this minute getting any advantage ties were four men slightly wounded over the other A train was also successfully operatSix of the enemy were killed but the Sunday at Mafeking At 432 it was evident neither boat number of wounded is not known ed It patrolled to the north and practiced firing at could come within the time limit and The bad condition of the roads made the race was declared off for the third the progress of the artillery slow targets A dispatch from Kimberley to the time The advance upon San Francisco de Cape army says that 3000 Boers are Malabon is continuing Gen Schwans Union Religious Services encamped midway between Boshof and Chicago Oct 9 Over 6000 persons advance guard entered Rosario Monday Kimberley They are well armed and were present at the Auditorium Sun ¬ morning meeting with slight resist¬ great religious fervor is shown in the day night attending the union religious ance camp services Hundreds were turned away THE SOLACE ARRIVES The Boers however are chafing un- ¬ The appearance of President McKinley der the delay They patrol the border was the signal for wild applause The she Krings From Manila Over One Hun ¬ nightly and have been ordered not to entire audience arose and handker- ¬ dred Discharged Sailor and a permit a British uniform to approach chiefs waved the Chautauqua salute Number of Officers the frontier under any consideration The president stood in his box and whatever Saic Feaxcisco Oct 9 The United bowed to the audience repeatedly SatA special order was gazetted on Mrs Mc Kinley did not attend the ser- ¬ States hospital ship Solace arrived 35 urday announcing- what British resi- ¬ vices days from Manila via Guam and Yoko ¬ dents would be allowed to remain in She brought over 100 dis ¬ hama Miy Replace Joubert charged sailors from various vessels of the Transvaal and under what conLoxdox Oct 9 A report from South the Asiatic squadron and the ditions follo Whatever may be the result of Africa has it that the movement to re ing officers some of whom are on de ¬ Great Britains controversy with the nlace Commandant Gen Joubert by tached duty and some of whose terms South African republic every depart- Viijoen who is a rabid hater of Eng are about to expire ment of the government Sunday was land is taken as an indication of Boer Commanders Swinburne West and as busy a s though actual hostilities impatience at the conduct of military Belknap Lieut Commanders Perry and Morrell Surgeon Atlee Assistant had begun The eleetric flash that an ¬ affairs Church Contract Made Surgeon Wheeler Lieuts nounced the mobilization of the army Keilofg Columbus O Oct reserves and the summoning of par The contract Rich Parker Ackerman Arnold Hig liament set every wheel of the govern for the Central Christian church was gins Elliott Jones Durell Robertson let to Anson Wilson church contractor Montgomery Lyon Bulmer McCitei ment machinery in motion It is to be Ensign Haden and Lieut Love United At Woolwich Sunday it was asserted and builder of Cincinnati that 95 per cent of the reserves would the finest church edifice in the city States army Boatswains Mate Daniel Diffy Dix be fully equipped within the next six and to be ready for occupancy by Jan ¬ on during the voyage was buried at sea uary L days Heavy Rains in Italy American Lea ae Explorer Wellinan in New York Rome Oct 9 Torrential rains are Yobk Oct 9 Bolton Hall Sun New New York Oct 9 Walter Wellman reported to have occurred in the Saler day gave out a statement concerning ¬ the Arctic explorer who recently returned from a journey of exploration ro district of Italy The railways are the formation of a new organization on the Franz Josef Land arrived in interrupted and much damage has of which he is temporary secretary this city Sunday on the steamshiu Urn been done to property Many lives which is to be known as the American league The purpose of the American are said to have been lost bria league is to oppose the growing warEx Speaker Reed in Washington Met or and Stift Matched like spirit in the United States Washington Oct 9 Ex Speaker Chicago Oct 9 Kid McCoy and Millionaire Trich Dead Billy Stift a local middleweight were Thomas B Reed arrived in Washing ¬ DsxnrSK Col Oct 9 George Trich matched Sunday for a 20 round fight ton Sunday nig ht He declined to dis-¬ before the West End athletis club of cuss politics sang he was here to the millionaire hardware dealer of ht Louis The fight will take plac remove some hi his private belong this city died here Sunday of kidnej complaint aged 70 years ings on the niyht of October 27 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hon William Wortham long state treasurer of Texas was in a New York jewelry Neither Yacht Could Finish In the lime Ie Accpptg the Gift and Expresses Grati store one day when he noticed a showcase ficaiion That It is From the Ameri ¬ Limit The Columbia Had Overcome Slied with splendid jeweled revolvers with can People ailver and gold grips and chased barrels havBritish Camp Aroused and the Men the Shamrocks Lead Schwans Column Left Bacoor and Oc- ¬ ing precious stones set into the butts Stood to Their Guns at Mafeking cupied Cavite Viejo and Noveleta New York Oct 8 At sunrise Sat¬ Washington Oct 6 Adm Dewey to Lemrae see one of those guns he said the clerk urday morning a strong northerly Which one sir has elected to accept a house in Wash ¬ The gold one with the big ruby in the breeze was stirring up the whitecaps already constructed instead of handle0 Two Armored Trains Have Arrived at the on In Another Fight Near Xoveleta the ington the upper bay having one built for his occupation In The clerk took it from the case It was Town and the Place lias Been American 1 orces Mistained Consid ¬ marked 8300 and it looked even worth The Shamrock was inside the Horse- ¬ accordance with the invitation of the more The erable Losses the Men Ueing Mined With Lyddite a Very Texan took it tenderly shoe as usual and by 830 her tender committee which has had in charge the hands and held it admiringly up in both ot From Trenches to the Powerful Explosive the tug- James A Lawrence was mak ¬ Dewey home work he called at the of ¬ light Then drawing himself up to his full height ing preparations fice of Acting Secretar Allen in the rested which was six feet and a half he to tow her Noveleta Island of Luzon Oct 9 the revolver upon his left elbow London Oct 9 The most important outside The Columbia was beinf Gen Schwans column consisting of the navy department at 11 oclock Friday crooked for the purpose and looked over news from iouth Africa comes from towed down from Bay Ridge 13th infantry a battalion of the 14th to indicate hi preferences in the mat the sights down the long store Those persons who saw involuntarily dodged Mafeking- where twice on Saturday The breeze was so fine and true off the Say said Mr Wortham with quiet but two troops of cavalry Capt lleillys ter of a residence the British camp was aroused the men Hook that the Shamrock dispensed The admiral was officially informed intense enthusiasm u he returned the stood to their arms guns were lim- ¬ with the aid of the tug and started out battery of the 5th artillery and Lowes of the purpose of the people of the weapon if I was to wear that gun down in state the bered and patrols were dispatched in for the Lightship under sail Just as scouts advanced from Bacoor Sunday CnitedsSlates to present him with a my their knees people would be falling down on begging to be killed with it morning and occupied Cavite Viejo the direction of the Boers No Chicago Evening xSews she got under way the Columbia came He frank y ex ¬ home in Washington ¬ ¬ THIRD RACE DECLARED OFF TOWNS TAKEN NEW HOME Where a Good Pistol Is Admired ftM1WIWtWIWIIWIWtWtWtWIIWItWlttlIWIlttlmlf Whafs in a Name Everything ahenyou come to medicines cA sarsapariUa by any other name can newer equal Hoods because of the peculiar combination proportion and process by which Hoods possesses merit peculiar to itself and by nvhich it cures when all Sther medicines fail Cures scrofula salt rheum dyspepsia catarrh rheumatism that tired feeling etc - i JodsSt HK1 for A -- r Pr ¬ ¬ iaiitMiaiiiaiieiiiiaiiaieiMttciiiiiitiai itoiil t - LEV taut ¬ fio-ht-ing- - ¬ ¬ ¬ pressed his gratification at the tender which he immediately accepted He said had the proposed home been the gift of a few wealthy nen he should feel indisposed to accept it But he noted that the fund had over 43000 subscribers indicating that the home was to be really the gift of the Ameri can people and as uch he would accept it with as much pleasure as he had the sword bestowed uoon him bv congress The admiral showed a decided pref erence for the section in which he had made his home during his former details of duty in Washington He wished the house to be located in the northwest section somewhere west of Sixteenth street and not too far north thus in dicating the neighborhood of his for mer residence and the clubs where he spent a good deal of his leisure time First of ail he wanted the hous at the earliest possible moment so that he might go in and hang up his hat at once as he put it Of course that pre cluded the idea of erecting a house tc meet his special needs He expressed his ideas as to the character of the home he desires and asked that the house be modest enough in appointments and cost to permit of the retention of a sufficient sum of money from the purchase fund to defray the expense of furnishing it The commit tee listened attentively to all these wishes and saw no reason why one and all could not be gratified The admir al is going to New York to morrow and will stop over if he can to see the yacht race on his way to Sheiburne Farms Vt The fund at the disposal of the com mittee now amounts to about 550000 ¬ ¬ This contest is proving much more stubborn than we had anticipated It needs a vigorous contest to straighten matters out We should tackle the Philippines and overcome them as Hostetters Stomach Bitters does dyspepsia indigestion malaria fever and ague and liver and kidney diseases The battle is short and decisive and for fifty years the Bitters have always won If you are ill and dont knew whats wrong try it ¬ ¬ The Philippine War she has bean tukint CASCAKETS and they have all disappeared I had been troubled with constipation for some time but after tak ing the first Cascaret I have had no troublo with this ailment We cannot speak too high ¬ ly of Cascarets Fred Wartman 5708 Germantown Ave Philadelphia Pa Jly wife had pimple on her face SI rjJEBm S candy CATHARTIC The Three Tellers Can you tell me asked the summer man What are the three quickest modes of communication Well no replied the summer girl Telephone Ha Ha telegraph and and now he wonders why she returned his ring in the middle of the sea ¬ Philadelphia Call son tell-a-wom- TRADE MARK REGISTERED gJJT Good Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 25c 50c CURE CONSTIPATION Sterling Krmrdy Companr Clitego Uoatrral Kw York 514 MVTfl HW ¬ ¬ ¬ Xon Territorlal Expansion Means paying rent for a poor farm Xow is the time to secure a good farm on the line of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway in Marinette County Wisconsin where the crops are of the best work plenty fine markets excellent climate pure soft water land sold cheap and on long time Why rent a farm when you can buy one for less than you pav for rent Address C E Rollins Land Agent 161 La Salle St Chicago 111 ftAf JUU and guaranteed by all druK gists to ClKF Tobacco Habit Sold ¬ ncss Asthma Whooping- cough Croup Small do5 quick sure results r Bulls Puis cure Constipation Trial soorc Cough JQugnsuoiasurippe CMTrt W Y 111 D Bronchitis Hoarse- I The best remedy for Cures Consumption ¬ ¬ ¬ Dewey anecdotes relate that the admiral traces his start in life to a severe whipping a school teacher gave him whereupon he resolved to lead a new life This anecdote will be read out loud by the mothers but it will not fool any boy It is harder to fool a boy than a girl with fairy tales Atchison Globe Good for Girls Only Two ¬ famous pictures printed in ten colors ready fof framing will be given free to any person who will send a qwurter for Three Months subscription to Demorests Family Magazine the great paper for home life Thou ¬ sands subscribe for Demorests as a gift to their daughters Demo rests is the great jbj American author mWWs JW S ty on Fashions Fof forty years it has been read in the best families of America and has done more to educate women in true love of good literature than any other magazine The special offer of these two great pictures and Three Months subscription to Demorests for 25c is made for 60 days only Write at once -- ¬ ¬ - rr JC 1 f y THE FRENCH CANADIANS Sir Wilfrid Liurier Premier of the Domin ¬ ion of Canada Given a Reception by His Countrymen in Chicago J LINJS7AA - J y 11 rt J ff X - ¬ LK iy I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sir Wilfrid Laurier premier of the dominion of Canada stooped to kiss two little girls whe were presenting him a bunch of red roses on the stage of Studebacher hall Sunday lie won his way at once tc the hearts of morj than 2000 person who were gathered there to bid him self and party welcome in the name oi the French Canadians of Chicago The whole audience arose in a body and cheered approval of the graceful act of the chief guest At the same time two other girls were received in the same manner when they presented Lady Laurier with flowers in the box at the side of the Immediately after this when stage Sir Wilfrid had an opportunity tc speak he showed his thor ough appre ciation of the warm welcome tendered him by the French Canadians He thanked them for their reception of himself and the other officials In a brief address from Canada he declared that it touched his so true an ap- ¬ heart to witness preciation of his political policy which he declared to be Equality He said his gospel is Concilto all He also referred to the close iation relations existing between the United States and Canada lie said in past years many young men had gone from the dominion into the states because of the greater resources in the latter country but now owing to revived 9 ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Chicago Oct Lookatvourtonue If its coated your stomach is bad your liver out of order Ayers Pills will clean your tongue cure your dyspepsia make your liver right Easy to take easy to operate 25c All druggists - Demorests Family Magazine Art Department JJ0 Fifth Avenue New York mmtf mnUARKQ I BO Want vour moustache or beard a bsautifui brown or rich black Then use mi - - - i nVC CTS OF ORJGGISTS OR R imm -- P mr HALL CO for 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Friday at the United States soldiers home about two miles beyond the city limits He drove out there during the afternoon and Gen Ruggles the governor of the home introduced him to the vet ¬ ¬ erans Duffalo secured the Fifth annual convention of the Na ¬ tional Embalmers association to be held in 1900 7 Chicago Oct Ihe Embalmera Association Speedy Cure Treatment for Itching Burning Scaly Humors 1 I 3 A moment excellency and he held up a fat hand ha ha I heard it all from Last night I dozed in my easy chair Messer Lambro my cousin and groom of For my active brain was tired the chambers to Count Carlo Well all And she came and stood beside me there the fief I spoke of is inherited by the Lady The girl I had long desired Angiola the daughter of old Count Adn I knew that this was another life ano The family is Ghibelline and have And it seemed more old than strange taken the French side and seeing that For she said like a real and living wife Tremouille was between us and Casale my Say Harry I want some change lady must needs go down to visit her esShe told me the baby had a rash tates The count who is looking for a And the cook was drunk all day wife buckles on his armor mounts his She spoke of her usual need of cash mare and with 200 lances at his back And the bills she had to pay gallops up the left bank of the Tiber fords the stream swoops down on the doveShe said that Tommy had hurt his knee cote at Rossino and brings back a bride Ana Bessie had had a fall And I might stop to morrow and see to Perugia ha ha It is superb If the doctor could not call Ha ha Messer Passaro diavolo Are they married yet She owned that Johnny had grown too Not yet ah The wine is wine for the large gods as your worship says not married For her to correct any more yet for my lady is half beside herself they And would I kindly take him in charge And investigate why he swore say and the count receiving a sudden message from Cesare has had to leave Perugia She said there were holes in the kitchen for a few days sink Cospitto How he must curse the BorAnd the skylight leaked again gia for putting off his happiness And Bowers the plumber didnt think And she The boiler would stand much strain is handsome eh For the matter of that excellency one She asked me what was the price of wheat does not squint at a sour face set in a And hinted I should have known golden coif But they do say the lady is Enough to keep away from the Street very beautiful And let such things alone You have not seen her then In her calm persistent way she spoke Corpo di Bacco She is under iock and Again of the butchers bill key and not for the likes of me to look And then with a lucky start I woke upon A lonely bachelor still In the citadel T suppose a gloomy cage The Puritan for a fair bird Maybe but I have let my tongue wag too freely signore and must be going ¬ ¬ ¬ WARNED IN A DREAM No excellency but in the Casino Bag- ¬ lioni behind Santa Agnese How did you find out I was brought here irisoner excel- ¬ lency and was allowed to lie in attendance on her ladyship together with Madonna Laura her maid I escaped back to Florence with a letter from the Lady Angiola a day or so after It was bv her orders I ¬ Has the landlord any how for ai Two your excellency f BEAUTIFUL MARBLE SHAFT ¬ CAUGHT IN A TYPHOON rh With 330 Male Aboard Dound For the Fbliippnes Sioro ¬ I Copyright All 189s by D Appleton Co rights reserved CHAPTER XX A BROWN PAUL A LITTLE COPPER Such do they were the troubles of the ancient and his crony Luigi could not nave ended soon for although at first they were surrounded by a jeering crowd fresh things caught the minds of the people after a little time and they were left to themselves As the following daj was a holiday in Todi the innkeeper probably let them lie bound until he had more leisure on his band which were in truth lull enough as the al ¬ ¬ bergo hummed with custom 1 never heard or saw anything more of cither of the vilWe had time yet at our dislains again posal but after an early supper the horses being rested we started and going slowly with a halt on the right bank of the Paglia we crossed the Tiber near San Fortunato and Perugia lay before us bright in the sun ¬ shine In order to throw any pursuit off the scent for if by chance inquiries were made about us they would be at the southern gates we made a turn east then struck north and getting over the numberless trenches lying between us and our point eventually entered the city bv the Port del Carmine Here Jacopo under my secret instructions let the guard handle his wineskin buzzing out as if in the confidence of the cup that we had come frori Fabriano in the Marches and then gave them the day We rod on leaving the ward at the gate to finish the skin and found very comforta ble house room in the Rubicon an hotel kept by Messer Passaro which lay behind the house of the Piccinino family close to the Duomo the citadel and the gallows as the landlord who thought bimseli B merry wag informed me whilst he received us at his door 1 took the best room availa ble for myself and saw to the wants of my followers and the horses who were as well as when they started I left them in com fort bidding Bande Xere make ready to accompany me out at noontide Dinner 1 oidered at 12 inviting the landlord to crack a flask ot his best there titer with mc He accented with effusion my object i doing tiiis being to try and get as much information out of him as possible saw he had a loose l rogue and a g heart and 1 was resolved to leave no stone unturned in my search for Angiola It want v ed two hours or more for dinner and iug bathed and changed my attire 1 sank me down in an armchair to enjoy an hour or so of re lose After dinner mine host appeared hear ing with him a cobwebbed flask It t a wine of France excellency 3ur gundy aud all my customers do not taste tins 1 can tell you 1 am favored indeed Messer Passaro take a seat and help yourself The condescension of your excellency and with a bow he settled himself comfortably on the extreme edge of a chair We poured out our measures and on testing the wine 1 found it most excellent as for Pessaro he pushed himself back into his seat and let the liquid down his throat in drops his eyes closed in an ecstasy When he opened them which he did after a time he gasped out I3 not that glorious signore Have you ever lipped the brand 1 I confess it is wine for the gods said Is there much in your cellar Store of it excellency I was not butler to his eminence of Strigonia for ten years for nothing His eminence is a fine judge of wines Cospitto And your excellencys forHe is the finest giveness for swearing judge in the world There is no brand he could not name nay tell you the jcar of vintage were he blindfold and a drop but touched his palate Corpo di Bacco But he is a true prince of the church Ah you arc a sly dog Messer Passaro 1 warrant me and 1 filled him his glass you can tell many a tale of the cardinal But come now has not the Baglioni as fine a taste in wines and a better one for a neat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Safe enough with me Messer Passaro for 1 am on the right side adieu 1 made no further attempt to detain him and he waddled oli with the best part of the BOW empty Qask under his belt 1 was sure he knew but little more and what I had got out of him did not amount to much At any rate I had discovered that Baglioni was out of Perugia and that she w is slid here This was better than nothing but worse than nothing if I could not discover the place of hei imprisonment I threw my ¬ self back in my chair and racked my brains to no purpose There was nothing definite for me to get hold of no clew of any kind 1 thought of getting the landlord to invite the counts valet to drink a bottle or so of his Burgundy with me but the mere whis- ¬ per of such a thing would excite suspicion of a further object and the slightest sus Bandc picion would ruin the business Xere appearing at this time in accordance with my orders 1 resolved to ham about the Palazzo Publico and see if 1 could pick On second up rfny information there thoughts I resolved to go alone and dismissing Bande Xere sallied forth by my1 self went by way of the Piazza del Ducmo and here 1 stopped in an idle man ner and was for a moment struck by the entrance to tire palace which lies her Over the gate was a splendid bronze of a lion and 1 griilin set above a series of chains and bars of gates trophies f an old victory gained oer the Sienese A crowd of ci gars surrounded me but I was in no mood for char it and drove them oft with a r uh oath One of the number however He was lame in both feet sup remained ported himself on crutches and wore a huge patch over one of his eyes That is right excellency drive them off the scum the goats pestering every noble gentleman It i only to the deserving your excellency will give a paul excellency a brown copper ior the poor ripple a mil- ¬ lion thanks excellency may this copper be increased to you a thousandfold in gold 1 said and walked on Begone fool ut he hobbled along at a great rate beside ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Good ones Soldiers Monument at Peoria 111 Unveil Fairly so excellency about 20 crowns ed With Impressive Ceremonies apiece with saddle included Tho President Took Part Then buy one and here a few steps to the right of the entrance you will find a Peoria 111 Oct 7 A good part of cripple he is one of my men do not speak but attend go out quietly get him de- the population of Peoria the second city of Illinois Friday took part in an cently clothed and bring him back here went You can get elaborate demonstration to welcome the horse will be for him Then she may not be there now clothes to fit anywhere for the shops do not to their city the president of I have made sure of that excellency the United shut until late get him a sword too there but Madonna Laura he stopped States The great event of the day The maid what of her no doubt with are some good and cheap weapons in Pewas the unveiling of a beautiful mon ¬ rugia mistress shall be done excellency It ument erected by Peorias citizens as a Alas no excellency She was kUled by Then be off at once Pluto memorial to the soldiers of the rebelI went on and had a look at the horses lion living and dead Pluto The monument Yes vour worship A black bear that Bande Nere was with them seated on a is a tall shaft of marble ornamented the Cavaliere Paolo who holds the house rough wooden bench cleaning his corselet has as a pet And he commenced to weep which already shone like silver He rose to at the base with bronze groups comI felt for the faithful fellows grief but the salute as I came up memorating scenes of the civil war It How are the horses Bande Nere said nothing and after a little he comis erected on an elevation in front of As wc il as possible signore they are all posed himself the court house and by its side had Come Gian I said laying my hand on in hitth mettle With a parting pat to Castor I sought my been constructed a platform upon bis shoulder be a man and we will have chamber reaching it a little after the sup- which the president and members of an eye for an eye per hour 1 kept up an outward composure He ground his teeth but made no reply his party took seats to review a long but my mind within me was aflame with exand 1 went on citement I ordered another flask of the procession of militia veterans of the How far is the house from here Close he said We can reach it by the Burgundy and forced myself to eat and war and returned volunteers of the drink a little Then I betook myself to the Spanish war Porto San Angeio armchair and my thoughts So impatient Come then The concourse of people surrounding was 1 that the idea came on me to make the There is no need for the crutches now this platform and packing every street he remarked as he tucked them under his attempt there and then and it was with difn its vicinity was by far the largest ficulty I persuaded myself to abandon such 1 will use them when we come to arm which has thus far greeted the presi ¬ a plan which could hive only ended in disthe gate Will your excellency follow Finally was about to retire for dent on his western tour After his As he walked northward over the hills I aster of something better to do when Jacowant continued my questions review of the parade the president po came in followed by Gian Who is th Cavaliere Paolo The latter was entirely transformed ex took his seat facing the veiled monu ¬ A cousin of Count Carlo Baglioni your cept for the patch which he still wore over ment by the side of Lion Martin King- ¬ worship A man in middle life my age his eye and I was able to recall him now as man chairman of the exercises After and a perfect devil the old servant who had come somewhat some selections of music and an invo- ¬ I doubt not the breed is a bad one Has fiercely up to me in the garden of St Mi ¬ he many men with him cation by Rev Dr John Weston the of chael He had the art which I found so difAbout six excellency and then SA course there is the guard at the Porta San ficult of completely disguising himself when monument was unveiled by Mrs he chose Jacopo had performed his task Kinsey who has been chairman of the Angeio always at hand Xovv listen to mc for we may not have well and bidding them keep their tongues monument committee since its incep- ¬ time to talk further of this When you closed 1 dismissed them with a good night tion in 18831 A great cheer burst from TO BE CONTINUED have shown me the house we must separate the multitude as the folds of the can ¬ Go to the Albergo of the Rubicon you vas fell away from the shaft Then know it ¬ ¬ I ¬ Transport Loei Washington All bat 1 ¬ Oct 7 A cable mes sage from Gen Otia to the war depart ment Thursday brings word of the loss ¬ of several hundred horses and mules on the transport Siam The message follows Steamer Siam which left San Francisco August 19 with 45 horses and 330 mules encountered a typhoon first instant north of Luzon in which all but 19 mules were lost Animals killed by pitching of vessel and lack of air from necessary No casualties closing of hatches among passengers Otis Manila Oct 6 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ at the quartermasters department that the mules which were It is stated ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ no excellency It is behind the Palazo Piccinino you cannot miss it Co there and await me a few steps from tie doors you follow Yes your worship We had now crossed the Yici dell Elce but passing the gate of that name went onwards and after a stiff climb reached the Porta San Angeio lb re my companion betaking himself once more to his crutches and keeping ahead of me turned south wards along the read which lined the walls Shortly before towards Santa Agnese king the church we came to a small but real solid looking building half fortress half dwelling house and Gian stopping dead in front of it turned round and began to whine A copper for the poor cripple a brown 1 he house signore speaking the copper last words under his breath as I came up I asked pre Do you know the room tending to fumble for a coin he answered rap In the tower behind idly may the saints bless your lordship and he limped away In ordei to gain time to look about I put back my purse leisurely and then with the Alas ¬ GRIP IN HISTORY President McKinley leaning oa the lost on the siam were the trained pack mules which were considered the most valuable sent to the Philippines The Siam left Honolulu 31 days ago and encountered the typhoons early this week One lasted 40 hours Most of the forage which was on deck was swept overboard all the boats were smashed and the steamer rolled tre ¬ mendously in the trough of the sea although the officers made every effort to bring her about The mules were burled from side to side and frightfully mangled and dis- ¬ emboweled Their legs and necks were broken and the wretched animals fell in such a confused mass that the at tendants were unable to relieve them Then the storm abated the injured an ¬ imals were killed and their carcasses thrown overboard Three Hundred Yenrs Ago the ease Was Prevalent In England Din WHOLESALE THIEVERY Alleged That A book entitled Queen Elizabeth and Her Times contains the following extract which may be interesting1 at present It is a portion of a letter from Thomas Randolph to Sir William Cecil Mnv y1 please your honor immedi ately upon the queues arrival here she fell acquainted with a new disease that is common in ibis tewne called here the it1 we acquayntance which passed also through her whole courte nether spar ing lorde ladie nor demoysell not so much as ether Frenche or English It is a payne in their heades that have yt and a soreness in their stomachs with ¬ ¬ lhoutnds of Dollars Worth of Metal Has Keen Stolen From tbe Drooklrn Navy Yard ¬ a great coughe me ¬ ¬ ¬ But a favor excellency If your woi ship would but come with me I would show you a wonderful sight A bird cage excellency would your lordship be pleased to buy a bird I turned round in my anger and raised my hand to cuff the rascals ears cripple though he was when he suddenly added Or trie a bird excellency there is some one coming a paid quick thanks excel lency may your lordship die a prince As he spoke a couple of gentlemen and their servants pushed by us and J gave them the road the beggar hopping nip to my s de My heart was beating rapidly and all my blood tingling Was 1 on the edge of a discovery I said who are Nb more riddles ¬ -- some longer with other shorter tyme as it findeth apte bodies for the nature of the disease The above which records an event in the year 1562 is taken from the seventh series of Notes and Queries 11 446 and from the same place we gather that a similar complaint was prevalent in England in 1S3S The symptoms are not unlike those of the epidemic of 1S91 and the complaint seems very similar to the influenza or la grippe raging today The word influenza appears in The Lame Lover by Foote date 1770 The complaint was common also in the year 17S2 and was the cause of some rhym ster having a spasm of the chine af- ¬ ¬ that remaynethe with flatus Would your loidsiiip be pieased to buy a birdr Influenza haste away Cease thy baneful empire here ¬ ¬ ¬ ankle he said looking around him as Hush put down his empty glass in your ear he excellency the Count Carlo has big teeth and bites hard Let your tongue be still when his name comes up in Perugia Thanks friend but Count Carlo owes me no grudge or else 1 should not be here Your worship has come to join him then 0 and I Messer Passaro I am a soldier and glass again filled his love to serve a soldier Besides things will be on foot soon for what with the French at Passaignano ivar cannot be delayed long True and a light has been put to the torch too Hurrah Another glass man we soOur purses ldiers are sick of this truce tell m J run dry in peace But You must know signore that all the country east of Castiglione to the Tiber and lying between the Ncstore and Casale in a fief of the Castellani and the count It was glorious and he slapped ha ha ha ha bis thigh Nothing irritates me so much as to hear a man lauehing aimlessly and it was in n Uo on i harp tone that 1 said As you see ¬ same object proceeded to rearrange and re tie the Inues--oinv doublet The face of the house was a little way back from the v all The massive which it overlooked doorway was shut and the windows on eacuj above heavily side of it as well as th grated I was too pear the bouse to see the tower behind and it looked so deserted that it was hardly possfl le for six men to It is not safe to talk here signore he answered follow me lie started off be on guard there An odd sort of a bower to place ones the square hobbling along on his 1 said half aloud to myself A copper for lady love in crutches and wailing out the poor cripple a brown paul a little but then Baglionis wooing was a rough one ¬ There was obviously nothing to be got by copper staring at the front of the house ami I 1 exclaimed to myself as I Bv God turned to my left pausing between two dead what does this mean followed behind I had to find out for myself however and walls until 1 obtained a view of the tower The windows of the topmost room wed the man who stumped along at behind ¬ were ail closed and strongly barred and it a great pace notwithstanding the tips and seemed deserted 1 glanced lower down and downs of the side streets by which we went He never once looked behind him but kept to my joy saw that the room below was evi ¬ up his cry of a copper for the poor cripple dently OCC1picd and once 1 caught a glimpse and once of a figure moving within It was a brief a brown paul a little copper CoppeeK Inplnyed Play when I lost him in the crowd the glimpse but the eyes of love are sharp and or twice was some 25 years after the Com- ¬ It cry served as a signal to me telling me where 1 knew it was Angiola 1 made up my mind Finally he turned to the left and at once and stepping back quickly to the mune had reigned in France that Fran- ¬ he went on reaching the Via della Conea made front of the house hammered loudly at the cois Coppee suffered the greatest disap- ¬ straight for the gate Here a toll was col- door with the knocker After a moments pointment of hi life His play called he went silence 1 heard the firm tread of a soldier lected and paying his paul The Pater was submitted to the A small airier was let down a bearded I kept him in straight out of the town readers for the Comedie Francaise and view now easily and could have caught him face looked up and a rough voice asked accepted it had successfully passed Who knocks up as I liked for the speed at which he had through the various ordeals through You are polite Diavolo 1 exclaimed along had no doubt breather him hobbled which a play must go before it finally At last he left the road and toiling some Is the CSvaliere Paolo within He is not replied the man shortly appears at the famous theater and the painfully over the very uneven ground what Expected soon a spur of the hills on which vanished behind preparation for its production bad Cannot say Perugia is situated I now put on my best beets completed even to the final re- ¬ If you do not answer more civilly it will hearsals of the walking pace and in a minute or two turned artists when the gov- ¬ Tell him when he comes of the spur myself and found be bad for you the elbow I gave my ernment interfered and interdicted it the mendicant seated on a stone mopping that the Cavaliere di Savelli has arrived from Rome on The French were still so sensitive on his brow his crutches lying beside him lie proper name stood up with the greatest case as 1 ap an urgent affair and will call on him to- ¬ the subject of the Commune that the morrow forget and it will be worse for authorities refused to allow the pro- ¬ proached duction of a play dealing with an inci- ¬ I said what does all you Well fellow The man seemed a little surprised and al- ¬ dent of that time The managers of the Beware if you have attempted this mean tered his tone at once to trick ine theater were enraged the artists in de- ¬ 1 will give your message signore Does not your excellency know me Beware how you fail harkee is there a spair and everyone was in a panic over Never saw you before the affair except Coppee who admitted road to the Via Appia behind this house I am Gian excellency that he was thunderstruck and that Yes signore straight on after taking Gian That throws no light on Gian the failure to have his play produced at the passage the subject I did not even thank him but turned on the Comedie Francaise dashed one of The cavaliere remembers the garden ol my heel and walked off whistling a catch the ambitions of his life He assumed St Michael in Florence I was not likely to forget the place where I went down the passage between the two a disdainful air however was sarcastic I had received Angiola from Luigi but 1 walls and after some considerable stum- at the expense of a government that could not connect the man before me with blings up and down the vile roads reached was afraid of a one act drama and an- ¬ the Via Appia and turned southwards to my I remember perfect the circumstance hostel I had formed the somewhat daring nounced that if the minister by whose ly but 1 do not know you Drop this fool plan of trying to force the house in broad order the play was forbidden expected cry and speak plainly daylight choosing my time an hour or so that the author would plead for a re I was I am speaking plainly signore after dinner ard if done boldly this would version of the verdict he had made the if it was you myself until now I am not sure Gian the Lady Angiolas servant and his probably be successful as my own force was¬ greatest mistake of his life Detroit excellency the secretary has sent me to nearly e ual to that of the garrison includ- Free Prss ing Pluto you ft Alike As 1 was approaching the Rubicon I But how did you hear I was in Perugia I write for fame my dear madam I himself know I was heard a voice at my side ilis excellency did not A copper signore a brown paul write for fame and posterity said the coming here until a half hour before 1 Gian top floov lodger loftily 1 have ridden hard Poetry true started and Excellency high souicd poetry such as mine is sel- ¬ it flew to The pigeon your worship Drop the beggar and attend can you dom pays Florence with a letter to the Lady Marietta of ride She sent another one on to the convent Yes and no more do poets respond ¬ Yes excellency St Jerome and the result is I am here I ed the landlady astutely Ally Sloper Very well was to seek out your worship and inform I said no more and went on in silence but you where my lady is confined A statistician states that there are a little distance from the hostel I bade Gian exBasta It was well conceived by his fewer Free Masons to be found among cellency But where is she in the cita stop and entering the yard sought out 11 ¬ 1 The Century dictionary connects the word with influence because it is supposed to be due to some peculiar Besant in atmospheric influence Fifty Years Ago referring to the epi ie of 1837 38 rings the changes on the word pretty frequently in a few lines He say- The ar 1837 began with the 1n finenze Everybody had it The offices of the various departments of the civil service were deserted because all the clerks had the Influenza Business of all kinds was stopped because mer chants clerks bankers and brokers all had influenze1 at Woolwich 50 men of the royal artillery and engineers were taken into hospital daily with influ enza The epidemic seems to have broken out suddenly and suddenly to have departed Chicago- Journa ¬ ¬ New York Oct 7 Brooklyn Cen- ¬ tral office detectives Friday arrested as a party to the alleged un awful re¬ moval recently of some thousands of dollars worth of metal belonging to the costruction department of the Brooklyn navy yard Edward LWheel- ¬ er of the borough of Prooklyn who has established a ship chandlery busi ¬ ness along the Brooklyn water front The warrant on which he was arrest- ¬ ed was issued by United Slates Com- ¬ missioner Benedict and when the pris¬ rtr oner was finally arraigned before him bail was fixed at 82500 Wheelers ar- ¬ rest caused surprise because of the prominence of his family in Brook ¬ lyn and his own popularity in the business and political affairs of the borough Later deputy marshals arrested John B Cawthorne and E F Poynter ship fitters and they were locked up in jail Naval Constructor Francis Bowles Friday night refused to discuss the wtniitta n ry7 JJwnnntnn n imnnnnnnnnwmmmn matter further than to say he was yC S4iUHWlitttllIIHHHUttlMUMIIIllMliilMlnHllltll HtUlllMH overwhelmed with astonishment that f uiiuiitiimiiiiiMlIp illiiniiMuiiUiiItMiliinitllllHtii iiiil he believed the thefts would reach a SOLDI EKS MONUMENT AT PEORIA considerable amount and that a num- ¬ ILL ber of additional warrants had been arm of Mr Jvingman and followed by issued the cabinet officers made a tour o the COWBOY RIDERS ODen space surrounding the monument inspecting its beauties carefully on all A Large Concourse of leople YYi nsssed sides the Content at St Louts for the of the figures at the The seuipsor Championship of the World base Mr Fritz Triebel of Peoria also walked by the aide of the president St Louis Oct 7 A vast concourse The formal of people witnessed the cowboy riding dVring this inspection exercises of dedication were then pro- contest Friday for the championship ceeded with The monument was pre- ¬ of the world given under the auspices sented to the city and county of of the St Louis Fair association Peoria by Mrs Lucie li Tyng and ac- Their feats electrified ihe spectators cepted on behalf of the county by One thousand dollars was put up in John C Kingbury chairman of tho purses of which 8700 went to tho board of supervisors and on behalf of winner Each man rode twohorses the city by Henry W Lunch mayor of Bruce Norton of Texas captured the An address was given by Mr big prize Jack Jojce of Buffalo Bills Peoria Kingman followed by the president Wild West show took second mony who dedicated the monument in a and Frank Sehram of California third- formal address More Trouble Likely in Santo Domiogo At the conclusion of the exercises a Washington Oct 7 Reports receivbrief opportunity was given the crowd to shake hands with the president al- ¬ ed here indicate that Santo Doming though the press of time did not allow is not j et entirely at peace Unless more than an infinitesmal portion of Gen Jiminez succeeds in raising mon the surging mob to be presented to ey to meet outstanding debts and him The part3 was next driven to makes reforms in the currenc it is not the Corn Palace a building wholly certain that he will be elected and constructed of corn where the Peoria should he not be further fighting be¬ corn festival was inaugurated by the tween the factions is probable president Gold Bonds Deposited An informal reception and dinner at Washington Oct 7 The Central the residence of J B Greenhut was Pacific Railroad Co has deposited in the closing event of the presidents the United States treasury 47000000 visit to Peoria The party boarded the in four per cent gold bonds to secure train at 845 and was rapidly carried to the government that amount of notes Galesburg to spend the night due the government on the purchase of the road last January This is in pur- ¬ Over Four Hundred ifrnatares New York Oct 7 Tbe petition to suance of the contract made at the President MoKinley urging him to of- time fer the friendly services of the United Six Tickets In tbe Field States in mediation between Great Columbus O Oct 7 The socialist Britain and the republics of the Trans- ¬ labor party filed its petition for a place vaal and the Orange Free State has on the Australian ballot with Secre- ¬ received the signatures of more trfan tary of State Kinney Friday It con ¬ including 80 400 representative men tains 9447 names and the state ticket odd presidents of colleges 50 church is headed by Robert Bandlow of Cleve- ¬ dignitaries governors of states mayors land as a candidate for governor This of cities and justices of the United completes the list of six parties States and s ate courts 1 nil v HI MM m tiMiMWIHU ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ For Inter State ommercc Commission Washington Oct 7 The name of John H Stewart of Illinois has been presented to President McKinley for appointment aa successor to Commis- ¬ sioner Calhoun on the inter state commerce commission Run Down by Blnodboundv Des Momi la Oct 7 After North Atlantic Squadron Norfolk Va Oct 7 The North Atlantic squadron passed in the Capes Friday night and is now in Hampton ¬ Roads A grand ball at the Chamber ¬ lain hotel Old Point is scheduled for Wednesday evening in honor of the officers ¬ ¬ del Jacopo lawyers than in any other profession 1 two days search bloodhounds from Eldora la have aptured John Cairo colored who with Bud Penny killed Wa ter Wayiand also colored It is prcbable will also run Penny down the hounds j Furniture Factory Destroyed by Fire Des Moineb la Oct 7 Fire in tho Henry furniture factory Schmidt Friday caused damage to Duilding st ok and tools to the amount of 950 Wu The ln uiiiice is SUCLOOO x m l i r mr rfTiTc TEE BOLRBGJN NFV TIE 8QQBBQH DEWS LH1 i F ro xr XJ PARIS IY PTTllfln TUES Av OCTOBER 10 1899 11 fWLmkTyriT 1 - - NUPTIAL KNOTS Kntm-iiit-iilK OBITUARY Ami Sol - A lUtuiivtUilit Nineteenth lear Established Ptiblixhert every Tttexanv wf a ritniiEMtioiih Of Tli Tin Marriagt- Vow 1ms Funeral Announcements f Deceased Cit ixeus Marriage is said to be rn equal partner-¬ ship But the kind of a one sided partner-x- ship it real- v I -- Uiilowittg invitation l beeu fVtrtay ta iMi WATER CHAMP SWIFT HA MP r-- AfaAce KrUtt1 and Oiviiert reqmfta the hoooar of yoaf presence n h inarria of hjr daughter Clara to LiiHs iy Costs Moors on WrdncwlMf October the twenty fifth at twelve oclock no- n E ist Second Street D - Mrs Saiuunl M Wnuiuth ai Checks Money Pay fbietothe order of Champ Orders etc Bko A D VKR lltUJXV RA TEB At Home nttei NH emtier the fifteenth wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when 112 Mi in Avenue running at line rate6 Detroit Obituar3s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of Mr Roger Jatewood and Mi s Kate like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise Hood ot Louisville will be married on ments and yearly cards the 24th ¬ ¬ Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Iiocals or reaain notices ten vvu nm nt line each insertion w L ocais in hlac- - u y V tvne Displays one dollar per inch for first ¬ Pans Kentucky i seven oclock Mr Hunter is said to be a hue speaker and night in Louisville The wedding of Mr Rudolph Davis a good Democratic campaigner m of this city aud Miss Ellen Jowse of Mr Bryan In Kentucky near Carlisle will occur October 25th Miss Margaret Alice Annuel man and W J Bryan will cnne into Kentucky at Cairo on the 16th and on that day Mr Issa Newton Lair still be married will speak at Wickliffe Bard well Ful- Thursday evening at the Presbyterian ton ClintonMaytield Paducah Benton Church in Cynthiaua Murray Eddyville Princeton Madison- Mr Robeet Meteer and Miss Prances ville Greenville Central City Braver Claybrook will be married Thursday Dam and Lei tcb field afternoon at Breezy Hill the home of The night of the 16th he will be in the prospective bride near Hutchison Louisville and the next day he The marriage of Miss Mary Ramsey spoke at New Haven Lebanon and Mr August Outz it will be cele Junction Lebanon Danville Nich brated November 2nd at the home of olasville Harrodsburg and Lexington the bride in Lexington Upon their reOn October 18th he will speak at Ver- turn from their bridal trip they will go sailles Lawerenceburg and Shelbyville to housekeeping in a cottage on North and from the latter point will go to Upper Street Louisville where his principal speech Miss Kathryn Lowe of this city and will be made at noon Mr Walter Fisher of Maysville will be On the afternoon of the 18th he leaves married in Cincinnati to morrow Mr for Covington where the la6t speech Ed Mfall of this city and Mrs Oscar will be made while on the way stops Johnson of Millersburg will go to Cin ¬ will be made at Lagrange Sanders cinnati to day to attend the wedding ilencoe Worthville Walton and other The nuptials of Mr Charles Dorsey ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr H L Terrill and Mies Elizabeth Riou both of this cit will be married Public Speakin cr on the 18th Hon A J Hunter of Illinois will The marriage of Mr Earl H Sellers speak at the court house Thursday aud Miss Metta Blackford occurred last night at past halt The remains of Edward OConnor nor V Ktr tf A Si SrSSiAri ter express- -who was murdeied at El Paso Texas Si 5J ea man in last week were brought to this citv yes A TB terday afternoon for burial he funeral that old saying A will be held this morning at nine oclock wife should at the Catholic Church with services double her The re by the Rev E A Burke husbands j oys and mains will be interred in the Catholic halve his sorrows cemetery The pall bearers will be Thats what is expected loseph Grosche Win Holleran Joseph of a wife and the won- ¬ Higgins Joseph Kiely Joseph Lavin rfrWf der of th world is that she comes so closely to and M J Doyle The deceased was a son expectation For as a of Ned OConnor and was an excellent rule from the time of young man marriaee onward her bodv is dailv Joel S Berry an aged and respected drained of strength and her mind dailv burdened by cares She lies on the citizen of this city died Sunday morning couch her back aching from female at his home on Walker avenue aged trouble and gets up and puts on a smilabout seventy years He is survived by ing face to meet her husband Marriage can only be an equal partnerbis wife Mrs Mary Ware Berry and ship when the drains and strains of marsix children Misses Carrie Sallie Anna ried life of the woman can be replaced and Louise Ware Berry of this city by the perfect health of the delicate and James Berry of Covington Fu- womanly organs No woman need suffer with inflammation neral services were held yesterday after- tating drains or femaleulceration debilitrouble Theres noon at two oclock at the North Mid an absolute cure for all these in Doctor dletown Christian Church by Eld Robt Pierces Favorite Prescription It makes Graham of Lexington The remains life a pleasure does away with morning sickness and makes the were iueerred hi the North Middietown eas- - and almost painless babys advent cemetery I had been a sufferer from uterine trouble for about three years havinjj two miscarriages jn Thomas L Whaley aged forty four that time and the doctors said would have to could died near Bethel Saturday and was go through an operation before IBlanche give birth to children writes Mrs E 41 buried yesterday at Sharpsburg De Evans of Parsons luzerne Co Pa Box adWhen about to give up in despair I saw of Mr and Mrs vertisement of Dr Pierces medicinetheand ceased was a thought I would give it a trial as a last resort I G W Myers of this city bought a bottle of Dr Pierces Favorite Prefelt better than and George Shropshire aged seventy six scriptionyears after taking itfour and one haltI had for After taking died last week in Georgetown The de- bottles I gave birth to a brignt baby girl who is now four months old and has not had a day of ceased was an uncle of John S Smith ickness Favorite Prescription contains no aud T Porter Smith of this city The alcohol whiskv or other intoxicant remains were buried at Jacksonville Nothing else is just as good Refuse cemetery all substitutes If you go for Dr ¬ Si FRAN K CO ¬ Leaders m Style and FasQloit NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK tit ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Black Crepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings New Style Winter Wraps Jackets ¬ ¬ son-in-la- w ¬ ¬ j Fierce s gt Dr Pierces Rockers nre popular wedding gifts -and are acceptable presents at any time President McKinley lai the corner T Hinton has a tine line of them stout of the n w Federal building yester ¬ J Look at the lookers and price them day at Chicago 1 Gapes Fur Collarettes points Lieut Carroll Powr a gallaut young Never were such values offered in Keutuckiau is en route to tue Philip shoes as we are selling daily front our pines for army service bargain counter Davis Thomson Isgrig ¬ tf Fur Collars and Scarfs of Every Description Hon Chas Bronston yesterday declared bimsely against Goebel for io ernor ¬ -- Hon John Yerkes will speak to dy at Irvine in the interest of the Republican ticket ¬ Hon W J Bryan is very ill at Web ster la and may have to cancel bit engagements in Iowa and Kentucky ¬ ¬ J C Slusher and E W Tones were indicted Saturday at Middlesboro by the grand jury for retarding registration Tuesday They were indicted by a black man who will go before the federal grand jury and have them iudicted by that body Our Eyes are Bad We cannot see prices or profit on our alock of clothing so we have determined to let everything go at cost If your eyes are good you can see great bargains and good goods Co W T Talbott oct6tf Ray aud Miss Kate Hampton Vaught will be3 celebrated to morrow at the Methodist Church in Maysville They will leave immediately for a trip to New York Washington and other cities in the East Morgan Essex and Mrs George Dangherty both of nearElizabethtowu were married last week in Jefferson ville The bride was the grooms second cousin his aunt by marriage and He ha skipped out his mother-in-lato avoid bein wbitecapp d Bowman and Mr Miss Katheriue ill be merried on George Y B inks October 18th at Pisgah church in Woodford The wedding will be elabFlorence orate and beautiful Mis Bo man will be maid cf honor aud five Misses Bessie bridesmaids chosen are Montgomery Ala Grace Durham w THEATKICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip Foul Smelling Catarrh is one of the most obstinate The Kentucky Pickaninnies stranded diseases and hence the most difficult to get rid of last week at Memphis Thera is but one way to cure it The disease is in the blood and all the Eli Perkins will lecture in Falmouth sprays washes and inhaling mixtures on November 22d in the world can have no permanent effeet whatever upon it Swifts Spe cures Catarrh permanently for it is Smart Robson will abandon The cific only remedy which the can reach Gadfly and will take up the comedy disease and force it from the blood the M Oliver Goldsmith Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Ky had Catarrh for years He writes v SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR Catarrh Franl 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY I oould see no improvement whatever koagfc I waa eonataatly treated with sprays ¬ McCaul y Tiffin Ohio May me Banks and Roberta Peacock sister and cousin of the groom of Columbus Miss Eva Freeman of Lexington Mr Andrew Bowman brother of the bride will be - best man and the groomsmen MussrtJoe Reed Knoxtvlle Tenn cousin of We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords the bride Uhariee Kflma lancy rree this week nothing so comfortable on man George Nash John Bowman the feet these warm days by buing yonr ladits and Save Davis Thomson Isgrig ang4tf childrens shoes at Davis Thomson L N Reduced Kates Isgrigs National Convention Christian Church at Cincinnati one fare round trip October 12 14 16 17 limited to 21t One fare round trip to Nashville Oit 15 and 16 limited to 23d account of trotting races One tare round trip to Kuoxville Oct 10 to 12 account of street fair Special rates to Lexington Oct 3d to 14th limited to 16th account trotting races If your childs shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson ang4tf Isgrigs Mothers when your children are tacked by the dreadful croup you need not despair Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup will relieve and care this disease at once You can always depend on this marvelous remedy it never fails to cure For whooping cough and measle cough it is the best remedy in the land Children like it CROUP Dreadful darkey life ever attempted This pro duction introduces a number of realistic scenes that are true to the life they depict including features ot ante bellmu days dancing of every description also the famous old fashioned melodies that have made the Southern negro and the plantation the subject of many a song The typical Southern darker will be Ueen at the campmeeting on the plaota- uon picamg cotton ana as me rousta- bout on the levee unloading that famous old river craft Robert E Lee The company is a large one numbering fifty people There is also introduced bv the animated picture machine The Passion Flay showing pictures - represent ing a perfect performance of the Biblical narrative as enacted by the devout peasantry of Horilz Austria ¬ Martells successful production pf South before the War will be the t ti action at the opera house to night The play is a novel one and- is ther bst and most complete pictuie of Southern - ¬ J To continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts Specific is a real blood remedy and tures obstinate deep seated diseases which other remedies have no effect whatever upon It Dromntlv reaches Catarrh and never fails to cure even the most aggravated cases to b cured fef reached the surface 1 Mien deeided to Ire D O 0 and after a few bottles were used I no- Ueed a perceptible improvement Continuing th remedy the disease was forced out of my system and a complete cure was the result I advise all who have this dreadful disease to abandon their local treatment which has never done them any rood and take 6 8 8 a rem edy that oan reach the disease and cure 1 1 xDefX nu wasaea ana ainer ent Inhaling remedies in fact I could feel that each winter I was worse than the year previous Finally It was brought to my no Use that Catarrh was a blood disease and after think lng over the matter 1 aaw It wasunreasonaUe STREET at ¬ Persons who want engraved cards or invitations of any description are invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latest styles in these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Louisville Philadelphia or New York houses DrBulls Cough Syrup Doses are small aud pleasant to take Doctors recommend it irice 25 cts At all druggists My dyspepsia wms of is Purely Vegetable and is the only I ever need months standing after eating it was blood remedy guaranteed to contain no terrible Now I am well writes 8 B dangerous minerals Books mailed free by Swift Specific Keener Hoisington Kas of Kodol Dyspepsia Core It digests what you Oompany Atlanta Georgia eat W T Brooks A raid was made on the Lliud tigers at Danville lat week and The Old and the New Election eating 2 115 were assessed fines aggre against the Law guilty parties Under the old election law we sold Attention is directed to Geo W our goods at a profit but under the new law they go at cost for cash We mean Stuart half page ad business selling out at cost for the There are nine cases of typhoid fever money W T Talbott Co at the Bible College at Lexington Imoct6tf pure water from an old cistern is believed to be the cause ¬ ¬ It did me more good than anything SSS Tor D1AAJ The U1UUU i COMFORTS MIU1NI11I 1 1 1 1 111 H I MM rtfl 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 11 1 rH Ml Will cure Croup without fail tf OYSTERS OYSTERS ment of Fresh Oysters for this They are fine If you season are seeking something new to tempt your appetite TRY A CAN We have received our first ship- ¬ PARKERSELL JAMES - Revere Coffee Stein Block Co J Hamburger Sous aud Schwartz Jerkowski Co SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand mm Flavor Possesses These Attrihutes Superlative But Not Harsh I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comforts in Paris Dont buy until you see them 111 I II 1 1 II 114 11 1 Ml 111 1 11 U 111 11 II II I 111 y IIMIM The Very Finest The Most Delightful BOW R1CIUESS MX COMFORTS V UNIFORMITY CELERY Plume Celery We are also receiving regular shipment of Choice Fine White We keep constantly on hand a Everything that makes Coffee I can furnish you at any time Undertaking in all its branches Healthful is found in Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for hiantet work ed to Carriages for hire REVERE COFFEE Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LIE OF goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Insist on having Revere Coffee and TILINGS always on hand and take no substitute NIGHT PHONE 23 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 3 Palatable Pleasing and PANTS There are none better They head the list in their lines We are the only ones that have them Your Money Back On Demand full supply of Fresh Fruits and Vegetable PARKER porth and Jttaiu Sts Pari JAMES Itj Jas Fee Sod LSaoshifi Cot SOLE AGENTS J T HINCON THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY THE BQttBBQJf HEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 TUESJAY OCTOBER 10 1899 bTOGK AND TURF NEWS The Bogie Place Sold ¬ PERSONAL MENTION ¬ ¬ i lEnUiied at the Post office Ky eootc ii8s mail matter at Paris TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Papablein Advance One year 92 UO Six months l H A Power of the Power Grocery Company has bought the Bogie proper- COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY ty near the fair grounds from the ad THE NEWS MAN as ministrators of Capt Dan Turneys estate for 4500 The property consists Notes Hast ily Jotted On The Streets At of a two story brick bouse and twelve The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And acres of land KIsowhere Top overcoats iuall shades and reefers for boys from four to fitteen years old Ladies give us a call aud permit us to show you these beautiful garments Price Co Clothiers Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktr Turf Notes Bacon Bios have sold their sorrel geld- - 100 Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Bko Etc TAX NOTICE Bourbon Tobacco Sales Thomas Jr sold in Cincinnati last wek thirteen hogsheads of tobacco at 16 to 10 and J W Thomas Son scldeix at 16 to 12 O R Rankin of Millersburg sold five at 11 75 to 10 and Wallace Shannon sold two at 1150 to 1075 Insko Co sold three at 1 and 1250 and 1075 and two at J W The tax bills are now in my hands ior collection and all not paid by November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be compelled to pay for advertising ¬ ¬ 1075 ¬ G WBOWENSBC Geo W J T Hinton has a handsome line of pictures pretty enough for anybodys house Just the thing for a wedding present oct4tf get a load of coal free The Monday Night Literary Club has elected the following officers for the en A select line of kid and Moca gloves suing year President Clay Stone at Price Co Clothiers Vice President Miss Lena Cantrill James Coffee colored ot this city Secretary Miss Leila Johnson Critic 1 reasnier Miss Sadie has enlisted in the army for service in Albert Hinton the Philippines Read in Stuarts adv how to Monday Night Club Officers ¬ Clarke The club will continue its study of English history and literature RayClakke feon of Walter Clarkehad The meeting last night was with Mr one of hie fingers broken last week Albert Hinton while playing foot ball Wanted To rent a dwelling of four I have 2 new farm wagons that I will or five rooms near the business part of sell at cost Geo W Stuart directly Paris Apply at The News office N freight depot opposite L Those fond of Wild Cherry will be Db Bowen optician will be at A J delighted with a jelly made from Wild Winters Cos store Thursday Octo- - Cherry Jellyoon You recognize in it bea 12th Examination free the real fruit flavor at once Co are sole agents for the Howard the best 3 hat in Kentucky Will delight to show vou this hat j Price mt L Saloshin Co The Goebel Bill I The Cynthiana street fair Thursday stock of clothing overcoats suits and There and Friday was a great success were ten thousand people present each day The regular meeting of the Elk Lodge will be held to night at the usual hour Business of importance Large attendance deeiied all WT Bill they go at cost for cash our Co Tallott oct6tf The Best Northern White Seed Rye Timothy and Clover Seed at Geo W Stuarts directly opposite freight debot L N breaking into a cabin on George Red W H Davis filled matory rheumatism mons farm had bis examining trial Sathis position for him during his illness urday before Judge Webb and was See those beautiful lamps in amber held over to the Circuit Court in 200 preaching excellent sermons OF Letters from Kansas City tell of a red apd blue tints at J T Hintons bond colored was sen most deMgbtful visit which Miss Mary John Bnckworth They make most acceptable wedding c tenced Judge William Purnell to thirty Brent of Paris and Miss Lucy Ar- SiockyFarm Implements oct itf presents days at hard labor for petit larceny nold of Newport are having in that I ask no more for the celebrated He stole a buggy whip from Boardmans city They have been entertained at Moontaiu A6b Jellico Jbaja you will livery stable a number of luncheons dinners and Having decide toqnit farming I will have to pay for other Jellico coal Geo offer at public sale at 10 a m on other functions Try Burnhams Cream Custard Ten N W Stuart directly opposite L Rev and Mrs F J Cheek left yes TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7TH cent package enough for ten persons tf freight depot terdaytfor Frankfort to attend a meeting L Saloshin Co my farm half way between Paris ptf Next visit Thursday Octoher It 1899 Attorney General W S Taylor Re of the Presbytery of Ebeneezer They at Cynthiana on the Townsend pike and go to Loaisville to day to attend meeting all of my stock crop etc consisting of publican candidate for governor passed The Jubilee Convention en 8 Shorthorn cattle registered through the citv yesterday morning and of the Kentucky Synod Northern A large number of Parisians will take Rev Cheek as retiriug Mjderator will 4 cows 1 yearling heifer he spoke yesroute for Cynthiana where Are advised that our stock bull I N preach the opening sermon to night advantage of half rates on the L terday 1 heifer Harwire Stoves and Tinware to attend the Jubilee Convention of the 1 heifer calf 3 grade cows Miss Alice Spears arrived home desiring stock in the new Missionary Societies of the Christian Persons 2 yearling grade heifere Otsr is large and complete Building and Loan Association now be ¬ Church which begins Friday in Cin- Friday from a visit to friends and rela1 steer calf 1 work horse ing organized should apply to P I cinnati It is expected that more than tives in Charlestown W Va Washing2 work moles 8 fat hogs E- prices are a slow as anyone We ton D C New Brunswick N J and 2 stands of bees 1 can iage McCarthy at the Deposit Bank or Wm ten thousand people will attend the commake a specialty of BaMerc 1 spring wagon 1 two horbe wagon Myall at the Citizens Bank Money munion services Sunday afternoon at the New York City being away nearly five 1 corn planter 1 wheat drill months She witnessed the Dewey pa Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Gavaniz d Iron Work Steel will be loaned a six per cent Music Hall 1 hay rake 1 mower New York and had an excellent 1 breaking plow The News ie requested to state that rades in Ceilings nd everything pertaining to building We employ th Cyn Da J T Ware ex Bourbon of view of the great naval hero 1 cultivator tongueless of the ladies of the Lockland Church 1 double shovel plow thiana took six first and two second Vst workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See Mr and Mrs J B Orr Mrs Will is a member which Mn George Nippert 2 harrows 1 wheat fan premiums at the Cynthiana street fair us before contracting will serve dinner and supper at K of P Schatzman Mrs Bendell Miss Lida Orr 1 corn sbeller en walking horse model horse single Miss Schlatzman of Maysville Mr 1 Bemis transplanter hall on Walnut street bet ween Vine and and WINN harness horse pair of horses double 1 giindstone 1 cider mill and Mrs Wm Mayfield Mrs James Canal just four blocks from Music Wuuu Successors to Cook fancy turnout and gentleman rider 300 shocks corn L- Hall Tea and coffee served also to Batterton Fred Saner and family Mrs 400 bughels wheat i r ww gpiwwa win Reading and Klauder of Lexington and John Sauer Miss Etta McClintock of this city won parties bringing lunch 3 stacks clover hay numa K Paris friov tn atfrtinrl thu Lot of garden tools and household aud a premium at the Cynthiana fair on the toilet rooms convenient for patrons Miss Tera Sauer kitchen furniture best collection of kodak pictures They This will be the only church serving funeral of Terms Sums under 20 cash larger Miss Aileen G Wilson of this city were taken during her trip to Canada lunch aud a liberal patronage its sums four months withont interest newas one of the guests at the Veiled gotiable note during the summer The premium was a solicited MRS SALLIE S ADAIR Prophets grand ball in St Louis last oct lOtd years subscription to Harpers Magazine All wool knee pants from fifty cents week The Globe Democrat says that Persons who enter G W Stuarts to 150 in endless styles her costume was black glace silk veiled Price Co Clothiere guessing contest can get tickets whenin a princesee over dress of real ValenTREES TKEES ever they purchase coal and can 61e their ciennes lace the skirt trained slightly October Weather guess at his office any time before four We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered and was trimmed with numerous soft or can mail them oclock on election da Prof Ira R Hicks predicts for Oc- plisses of mousseline de soie and lace Russet Shoes Oxfords and any postoffice in the county before tober in brief Warm wave 2d to 4th the bodice was low with long lace THe Blue Brass nurseries Ail Ladies and Childrens at that hour with probably rain Storm period 8th sleeves a la mousquetaire shower bou Slippers must go this month regardless of price Maiiy Decided change to warmer quet of American Beauty roees Offer Everything For Eld J S Sweeney who spoke at to 12th in about 15th with electrical lots go at less than half price Our bargain tabie of wiH set Padncah Saturday night was prevailed first then changing to cold rain Sam Jones will lecture at Lancaster ORCHARD LAWN AND GARDEN broken lots is well worth your inspection Sail early and upon to preach Sunday morning at the storms with probale sleet or snow in the north on the 18th Firs Christian Church in that city His High Warmer 20th to 23d get choice sermon was hard by one of the largest on 18th to rain or snow Geo W Stuarts big adv for Read temperature changing and most fashionable audiences ever in ISGBIGk end with a particulars about the guessing contest 26th to 27th and month will Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental that church cold waye Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus Bishop Potter of the Protestant Epis- ¬ Shrubs and evorything kept in such an News as The value of The Bourbon Beauty Leading a Man By thf Salt Three kinds Hartford City copal church is going to th Phillip establishment We employ no agents an advertising medium has spread beNose Table Catalogue on application to The Kanawha and Michiganopposite LSalt pines to look over the field with a view Descriptive F HILLENMEYER yond the bounds of America H Geo W Stuart directly may mislead him sometimee but Ites of inaugurating missionary work News last week received an advertising Lexington Ky N freight depot beauty that leads a man to our laundry Oct6 3m Phone 279 proposition from London but the offer A large line of pedestals can be was not accepted because the writer be ¬ is the faultless beauty of our artistic Kentuckys Game Law found at J T Hintons at reasonable lieved the concern to be a fake and is laundry work that he will never find 4 In the Matter of the Assigned game laws of Kentucky provide prices Take a look at them oct4tf The willing to knowingly permit any not miss leading one Our exquisite lanedir Estate of Wm Sehrote swindler to impose on readers of The that it shall be unlawful to kill or have work is the acme of high grade excel in possession squirrel between the first The Hill Tod Gun Club will hold a News We do np ebiriF day of February and the 15th day of shooting tournament to day and lence in tnis line at Alfred Clays near Austerhtz Miss Elizabeth Rash of Lexington June Quail partridges or pheasants collars and cuffs in a manner that keepe v January 1 and Live birds and targets will be used and The creditors of Wm Sehrote will one of the most promising young vocal- cannot be killed between them in fine condition as well as look ¬ ists in Kentucky sang two excellent November 1st The killing of doves is fine sport is anticipated A large num take notice that the undersigned will on ing as good as new at all times solos Sunday at the Episcopal Church prohibited between February 1 and ber of shooters are expected SATURDAY OCTOBER I4TH which won her deserved praise Miss August 1 There is no restriction -nJt Ladies you are cordially invited to coxMi Rasho voice is a well trained soprano of plaoed upon the killing of rabbits but it at their office in Paris Ky receive Inspect our beautiful line of knee pant claims against the estate of William great power and range She is a cousin is generally accepted as the proper time to fifteen years Sehrote verified as required by lsw of Miss Ella Martin who sang at this after there has been frost There is suits for boys from three riinrch last year Miss Martin has danger of the law against tainted food old The style quality fit and finish of THE CENTRAL TRUST CO OF BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR PARIS KY Lexington being invoked should the rabbit be sold these goods and at a price that defy com- - j been engaged to sing in a James Assignee CO Clovhitn Pftftne 4u Main ottte at Pbkhe petition 12e4fee d wUitf warm weather cfanrch kf ¬ ¬ Timothy Shea clerk at the Ford ham has recovered from an attack of inflam- ¬ Minor Court News John Dills colored charged with sne Little Billee bv Lapnta Greer of Newcastle Pa for 400 ¬ Cottie Nagle won six premiums last week at the St Louis fair with his fa f Jas Stivers was very ill several days mous waddle horse The Frenchman last week Talbott Bros won the opening race at W made a PueciaJ effort to make our cloak nVrmTtment cno of JM Mr W L Davis is in Louisville on Latouia Saturday with Eberhardt The leading features of our business this reason Buying direct purse wa8 350 aud the horse was 10 to business trip from the manufacturers we save you the middle profit Mr Jas Condon left Saturday after- - 1 in the betting noon for a trip to Chieago Millionaire Thomas Lawson of Bos- ¬ ALL OUR CLOAKS ARE MADE BY MEN TAILORS Mise Talbott is the guest of ton who won nearly 50000 last week NO SWEAT SHOP GARMENTS IN OUB STQCBC Miss Mary Sweeney in Lexington at Lexiugton on Boralma dropped All strictly goods Dont fail to call before making your Mi68 Clay Thomas is visiting Miss 20000 Thuisday on Peter the Great Fayette Democrats are planning to Vanuie McOullough iu Cynthiana purchase present W J Bryan with a pair of KenMrs Kt lly Barnes of Mt Stirling -- New Gray Camels Hair Serge New Castor Kenis a guest at Mr W H tf Johnson s on tucky horses when he comes to tucky next week to be purchased by Camels Hiir Serges The proper goods for tailor made suits Second Street one dollar contributions Largest stock of BLACK CREPONS ever thown fn the city Mr Albert Hinton and Miss MarJames Dodge of this citv won the BLANKET PLAIDS from the cheapest to the finest garet Butler were guests of friends in Paciug Futurity for Fayette Sunday GIVE US A CALL WE CAN PLEASE VOL Friday at Lexington with his filly Lucie Mr Douglas Thomas has returned All Fall and Winter goods now on sale May in easy style in 231 and 222 from a trip through Illinois Indiana and The filly is by Oakland Baron The Missouri with his horses GS-purse was 1000 Lucie May getting Miss Kate Alexander is spending a both first and second money distancing few days in Lexington with her sipter her only competitor Mrs Hughes Bron6ton Douglas Thotras has added two more Tipton ot the Fasig wiuniugs to his record this season which Mr E A Tipton Co New York was a guest at DOW stands twenty two races won out Mr D C Parrishe from Saturday un- of twenty four starts They were the New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds til Monday 223 pace purse 500 won in straight a former efforts at prices exceptionally low Misses Kate Alexander and Mary heats with Hetty G in 2U 218 215 few special items at special figures Talbott and Mr George W Clay attend- and the 235 trot purse 500 won with ed the L A C german in Lexington Corinne in straight heats in 221 221 Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra fine quality Flannelettes a nemr 222 Both races were won at St Louis Saturday night a kind 1 per yd patterns 20c Mrs Edgar Sanders of Norwood Friday Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Ontiug Flannels in large variety reg ¬ Ohio who has been visiting friends and N railroad was refused a The L Jo4Z- per yd ular 10c kind for lOe anp relatives in Paris returned home reheaiing in the celebrated McEwan Large Line of Plain and Fauey Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purpwtar Sunday morning case in which Miss McEwan was given Goods per yd 15c kiud for lOe Messrs Selby Lilleston and Sher damages of 12000 Best Qnaliy Percales and Pauangs See the extra wide and fine TdJim man Stivers went to Cynthiana yester12c kind for 34Sj- 8 l e Linen at Millions of dollars is the value placed to hear Gen W S Taylor make a day by Mrs Mary Bird Harrisbnrg Pa on political speech the life of her child which she saved Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Miss May Irvine and Mr Knox from croup by the use of One Minute Tarkington who have been the guests Cough Cure It cures all coughs colds of Miss Maiy Irviue Davis have re and throat and lung troubles W T Call and see our new goods arid get prices before pur Brooks turned to their home in Danville chasing your fall goods Dewej has promised a deleAdmiral Mrs R C Talbott and Miss Emma Trading Stamps given with every purchase- D A gation of Atlanta citizens that he would Scott of the Paris Chapter of the R attended the State Conference of the visit that city some time before Nov 1 The Atlanta people will urge him to D A R in Lexington Friday print at a distance of 14 inebesyauirt If you cannot 1 Mrs W W Goltra and son Albert visit them during the Georgia State eyesight is failing ead this small and should have immediate attention Wasson Goltra who have been visiting Fair Imperial spectacle xnd eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly eirtwi azCf relatives in Paris for about five weeks made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greAOEfrMe Joseph Stockford Bodgdon lightness and elegance When botn frames the left Friday for tbeir home in Crawfords healed a sore running for seventeen years durability uuited with by Orutmost Bowens system they always give satisfactionand lease CH are scientifically fitted for tbsj fit viile Ind and cured his piles of long standing by are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how tooff tUenr You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better nilfamr Rev J A Dickson ot Hot Springs using DeWitte Witch Hazel Salve It any glasses than with tit her of these defects Bujr imperial spectacles of a reliable kiStte cures all skin diseases W T Brooks dealer and they will last longer without change aud be cheapest In the end Ark is the guest of his son Hon E M We have engaged the services of C H Bowen who will vita Dickson on Third street Rev Dickson our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and iavtwfilled Rev Dr Rutherfords pulpit Sun all to call and have their eyes examined lor which there 14 day at the Second Presbyterian Church charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded j to George jj m r ¬ JACKETS NEW GOFF CAPES NEW FUR COLLAR ETTES NOW ON SALE JQ 7y Wv r- - G TUCKER 1y up-to-da- te ¬ ¬ DRESS GOODS ¬ two-year-ol- ds j TUCKER Heres ¬ CONDONES tol 2o aii ¬ ¬ ¬ Capt- ¬ ¬ - PUBLIC SALE Ir - ¬ ¬ Cfik LOWRY 1 ¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld OUR ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ iifUlUO THE PEOPL- ¬ ¬ i I tti i -- ¬ ¬ ¬ BARGAINS IN SHOES ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ¬ w NOTICE ¬ ¬ -u- - j The Bourbon Steam Laundry Parkf I 1 v a i HiSSffi 3Er -- m- - 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 10 feller didnt get much vaycation broom INNOCENT CHILDHOOD TWO TRUTHFUL PRISONERS where the boys was Ilowsomever i Year Established 1881 wasnt but a few days till we all set For Telling the Truth They Were The Story of Tough Little George and Attorney-At-La- w PubLshcd every Tuesday and Fridiv bw lots of store by him spite of his nice His Rich Old lnce from Discharged and All Pres ¬ J champ Editors Walter CHAMP clothes an his white hands an his Paris Kentucky California ent Smiled and Owners SWIFT voice soft an delicate as a womans Somehow we couldnt help but love that One fine bright morning as little On one election da not a great manv Broadway op doon little feller though I guess we tried years ago a certain town in a state in George Pillgarlic and Benjamin Butter- Office onWest of BouaBONstairs News TO A HORSELESS CARRIAGE hard enough to hate him the Lorv which the local option law was oper- nut were playing marbles in the vaant Phone 58 Smooth sleek and oiliest of wheeling fergive us ative voted agains granting license lot that was around the corner from things Uncle Itastus paused and drew hi to sell intoxicating liquors In the yeai their homc3 an old nian came to them I cannot find in my imaginings coat sleeve across his eyes and his voicf that followed the a ithorities were inM- - D Good morning my lads quoth he In natural or in supernatural ways The slightest reason to prolong thy days trembled again when he resumed his defatigable in thei efforts to detect And what might your names be could narrative and put a stop to illegal traffic and one I ask Of all the vain conceptions of the mind He was such a pretty young loukin of their methods was to question those Sure you can ask promptly exlhou art the vainest that the ages Except for those whose blood doth find feller black haired an blue eyed an who were before the court for drunken- claimed little George merrily hooking Phone 136 chance to flow there was somethin about him Idoni ness as to where they had obtained thf a marble while Benjamin was not lookIn dull and melancholy wise and slow know what it was but he could go in necessary material Getting an answer sir is where ing Office Fouxth and Pleasant fits What is the joy of driving Is it mere amongst them boys when they was It became the custom to ask of the you will hcvfi trouble Office Hours Transportment of the flesh from there to Go get a hair cut Where did you get youi bavin the highest kind of a time an man on trial said little Benjahere 7 to 10 a m He was generally given to min trilling a happy laugh ool em down till they was like so liquor A method whoreby sluggish man may be 2 to 4 p m Removed from A to Izzard speedily Get tVem all cut sir earnestly cried many innocent babies If a feller want understand particularly if his case ha 7 to 8 p bc one is as bad as the othed a head put on him all he needed to mitigating circumstances that a frank little Oiorgc iMMMf Or is it pleasant for the eye to view THE BOURBON NEWS Nmciccnth N C FISHER mm i oi TIME TABLE BAST BOUND Ei ¬ ¬ boatavlll Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lw ¬ Will Kenney Physician Ar Mt Sterling Ar Washington Ly Winchester at New ar PblladelphialOioam 705pm York I240nn 808pm WEST BOUND 1158am 933pm fclam 80pM 1225pm 950pm 9c60am 705pm m 340pm f 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 890am ftftrpoi y ¬ Surgeon ¬ ¬ Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 836am raOpa Ar Lexington h00am 520pm 735am 846pa Ar Frankfort 811am b30pm Ar Shelby ville1001am 720pm Ar Louisville 4100am 815pm ¬ ¬ 1 Trains marked thus f ran daily ex ept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without ¬ And hand to master steeds or one or two hen prancing oer the hard and well paved street With champing bitning fleet - and lithe limbs -- run- ¬ Avaunt thou horridest of modern things Vamoose Un o thy ugly elf take wings Think not with all thy aud and glitter coarse Thoult eer supplant that best of friends the horse John Kendrick Bang- Womans Home Companion CtfcA1fcfefe1ftfeferaAifcl ihe Preadhsr r f Anin -- w By A A SMITH Written for this paper J tff fj bound j AKLY iii the summer of 1S99 1 was a party of friends persuaded to Colorado mountains Priding myself upon my ability to derive profit and en ¬ joyment from solitary expeditions left my comrades among i he popular re eorts surrounding Coloi ado Springs and Manitou and pushed on to the almost deserted village of Alpine Ten vears this now desolate hamlet was a flourishing town oi several thousand inhabitants It boast d an immense sil- ¬ ver smelter two banks numerous sa- ¬ loons and all the accompanying features of a great mining center I immediately secured as my guide an old timer known as Uncle liastus 1 told me that he had lived there sence Uncle Sar committed the crime 1 i jn or a months outing among the agin the preacher Everybody liked him cept Bill Larcom Bill hated him from the lirst an one day he came tearin into the saloon an said That d d little white fingered preachers been stealin bosses from the camp up the gulch One o the wimmin spotted him an se2 shell swear to it But with all his snort in1 Bill couldnt find a single maa to go with him to where the preachei stayed So he said hed go alone an ie did He came back pretty soon and said the preacher owned to bein up to the camp but said he went to see a sick man an that the woman told the story because she had a rudre agin him The boys all laughed at Bill fermak in sech a row an accussin the preach- ¬ er an of course it made him madder than ever He jest tore out o the house swearin at the hull gang an do was to say something ¬ 0 - I was without gou1 the most trouble seme tenderfoot which ilie old gen ¬ tleman had set u for manj a day for 1 hed upon seeiag everything to be fctiii and 1 gave him not the slightest opportunity for rest Within a ffcv hours after my arrival he had shown me over the entire townsite now strewn with broken bottles and over- ¬ grown with quaking aspen be had giv ¬ v of the town en me in detail le and the principal men who had risked life and fortune amid Its wild scenes and although A was then quite late I begged hi in to g with me to the nearest 1 1 nor the next day but the woman who kept the house said he was sick Well the next morning word came that Frank Baysons old black Donald the finest boss in the state was stole an a woman what used to keep the dance house over there said she seen the prt acher sneakin round Franks stable bout ten oclock at night Still the boys was ail ready to light fer the preacher They agreed though that some of em would go with Bill to the house an talk it ovt r The woman met em an said the prt acher wasnt there Hed gone somewhere up the gulch Course that was the worst thing that ould happen an worse yet when tin news came the boys was all drinkin hard tryin to drown their feclins over seme hard luck in the mines Well young men T cant tell ye th perticelers of the r r day I jest cant But you know how tis wh u a feller like Bill Larcom gets the lead over a crowd of half drenk miners They tore up the gulch an found the preacher at a house where there was a sick man He the preacher in perticeler We didnt see nothin of the preacher that night mountain You wont be going to climb that mounting to night parjdner he said turning to me with startled look as we hurried along through the fast descend ing twilight O no certainly not to night But ¬ 3 V 1 Wi iv i m mvBkiL j Ssk vyrev i ScVX vTBB vliy do you look so scared uncle You y know every fool of ground for miles around here What are you afraid of i aint afeard of no other place he 1 1 1 l 1 his trembling finger and could not or rather did not suppress an exclama ¬ tion of surpi ise and delight Nestling in the heart of a tiny vale which lay be- tween two barren rockj cliffs waft a plot of artistic miniature landscape beauty perhaps v feet square The rays of the settii g sun streamed a the hills through the openin ami they lingered as in a benediction upon the low white pickets of the en Lug fence tl e small evergreens ar ¬ ranged in graceful curves upon the green turf and the cluster of bright fiowers grouped about the center And the center was a slender cross so fes ¬ tooned with ivy and clematis as to coin pit tely hide the material at the same time preserving the form of the struc1 Hut 1 wont in a iow voice t he dark g ear t here in direction indicated by l Looked in r h v r a f w Xv Mi fV v And with a shout of laughter for he was a boy of high spirits he dashed a large gob of mud in the old mans eye Little Benjamin quickly followed the example of his merry mate and when the mud gave out the lads were not above taking plain stones Their voices rang out in childish glee the marbles vere forgotten as they pelted the old man That noon as little George wended his way homeward for he was a lad that had never to be called to his meals he thought of the old man ard wondered who he could have been Ko izens sooner had he entered the house than he The judge intimated that if they heard his mother call him would tell where they had obtained the Come Georgie your dear uncle from beverages that had brought them far off California is here and wished into trouble he would let them sro very much to see his darling little They were not familiar with police nephew court methods and the meaning of the Holy smoke said little George I judges weirds dawned oji them slowly am very much mistaken if this is not but simultaneously They looked at the aged guy with the fringe on his each other quickly and each gave a lit- face tle snicker which he immediately The old man that George had pelted hushed up in a shamefaced way so hard was indeed his uncle and both Then they scratched their heads and eyes were still black where stones had looked at each other again and each hit him put his hand before his face to hide a And did the rich urcle put the gold Come smile said the jndge where watch back in his trunk and tell little J id you get your liquor Georges mother what a bad boy her son One of the prisoners nudged the other had been Not in many thousand years and the other nudged back io on little reader He gave little George the Xo you tell him whispered one gold watch and many other presents said the other saying all the while that he liked to pee The judge said Well impatiently little boys with s Irit and when his Why ye see yr honor said one visit was over he begged hard that lit- of them i was this way Mike and tie George be permitted to go back to me wint out yestherday with a loid o his California ranch with him And litcoal and lo and behold you it chanced tle George went that we had to take it to ye see WC Wba1 happened to little George when was ail tfcj toad o coal and when we be got to the ranch Ah dear readers arrived at Ihe house where it was goin that would be telling Kansas City In we ll jrc he stopped whv th dependent e nt said the judge speak up You ciher one see if you cant tell KITCHEN HELPS about it SYell yr honor said the other one Some Small Itesnn of Ilonsehold We it was just as Pat was savin Information for ISnsy win out with the load oeoal and whin Honsewives we got here why yr honor said Wash the inside of the tea kettle fre didnt ye that wed be discharged u we told where we got it quently with hot suds This dislodges I did say so said the judge but a sediment which forms a coating over you must tell it pretty quick if you the inside of the kettle if allowed to rewant to get off I cant spend ail the main morning over yon Leave out the coal If you have a greasy vescel to clean warm it a little and wipe it with a that has nothing to do with it Ic ggin yr honors pardon it has piece of newspaper before washing The that said Mike gathering courage paper can be burned and the kettle will with d rush Ysee it was this way De very little trouoie to wasn uiu We h id to carrv ihe coal to yr honors newspapers are the housekeepers cellar an while there we was kind oi friend If you have a stove from w hich lookin round innocent like and it so the ashes must be taken with a small happened that we er as I was savin shovel put a large paper down on the before we was in yr honors cellar floor and any that are spilled can be an Soft news ¬ taken up and emptied Tlial wiil io said the judge quick- papers polish window glass better than Voii are discharged ly They went anything el si on their way rejoicing Worcester Ga Granite ware is very easily cleaned zette light to handle and docs net rust hence ¬ answer would gain him clemency Sometimes if there was no previous conviction against him it earned him his discharge One morning there appeared before the magistrate two coal men who wore the blackened garments in whih they had been working the day before and to all appearances had been taken from their team by officers who apprehended them Neither had a record and of course their clothes tit themselves were evidence that they had steady employment and under ordinary conditions were hard working cit¬ er Insure your property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Horn Insuranos Co a safe and reliable cons paay O VT For rates Sleeping Car waeervatiens w any information call on change 38George W Barney Lexington Agent L F B Miller Agent Div Paas Agent NBR Paris Ky Carr Paris K TO ft BARGES HSIRIJCK PARIS KY Frankfort Cincinnati fly NON UNION AGENTS ¬ RELIABLE FIRE 8 BROADWAY ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DE EMBEK 5th 188 EAST BOUND ¬ AT LOW KATES 21ma99 tf Lre Frankfort a Lve Flkhorn LTeSwitzer Lre stamping Ornd The Leading Specialists cf America Paws 7 OKain No 1 Lvefohrson Lre Arr CS LveDuvalis 7 7 7 2 am 7 34aro Pass Mixed 8 40pm t 00pm 11am 3 52pm 1 20pm 18am 4 Wpm 1 36pm 4 10pm 4 4 N 8 Wo ft Lve Georgetown ¬ 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured Lve Newtown Lve Centre vi lie Lve Elizabeth Ry Depot b 7 7 8 7S9m Ibpm l 5pm nam 50am Pari c Xloxm 8 10am 8 40am lam 4 4Som tfdpra 5 OOpra 5 4 2 pra 4 38 pm tpm 2 30pm 3 OQpm j r lOpm WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of toiiti nd Tn5llln nffl moa are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may havo a emart Rvi int CJnvitiuTl srvvill iirigtino- otvAAM ri uharp cutting pains at times flight dis charjo difficulty in eommenoiuj weak ortrans emissions and all the Bymrtoros 3 of nervous debility they have SiRIC TU1E Dont let doctors experimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you Thi3will not cure you as it will re tarn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the Krietv re tissue henco removes the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suifer iig no dotation from businew by our - WEST BOUND NoTa No Pa Lve I lAe Centreville Lv Newtown v C B Ry Depot b 10 a jam Lve GeorKntovn i m LveJoonson Lve Duvnll 1048am Lve Paris e Lv Elizabeth pm 50pm 9 4am 85pm 9 53in 8pm 10 2snm 6 17pm 54 rH 9 Ourn 40am 4 No 6 Mno4 5 5 7 H Hlpm 7 Lve Stamping Ortid Lve Switz r C J ¬ Tho nerves are invigorated acd tho bliss of manhood returns method- - Thepexualorgrinsare-trcucth-enc- 6 4pm 8 4iam Klkhorn llflTam rt fipra 8 55m 11 iia ml 7 10pm 9 15am Air Fraik nrt a Dull excel Sunday a Coanect wi b L connects witb Q t C counects with Ky Central U00m 50him 6 6 iOpra 82pm 9pm 8 Mam Mam 50am Sb ¬ WECURE GLEET Thousands cf younjj and middle aged men are having their 6exual vigor and vitality continually tapped by this dis-¬ ease They ara frequently unconscious of tho cause of these symptoms General unken Ey- - with dark circle Weak Hick Gene al Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele yhrunkon Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo tho cnuse Dont consult family doctors ns they hive no experience In these special diseares dont allow Qnaekato experiment on yon Consult Specialists who hv made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women OurJSEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi-¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a care Futiort KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS r i am 340 TiP Lt 42 750 Lv i0 840 Ar 830 AT 618 1142 Ar 720 Ar Frankfort Gsonretown Pans Kaysvlllc Winchester Kichraond AriHO 7il Ar 10Js 613 Lv 545 1 r1 AM M Wekne9 Innntunl Discharger1 Fail ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ory IrrifaLility at time Smarting cn It J30 5 4 ¬ ¬ OXX 10 Lvj 6rz0 ou GEO B HARPER Genl Sup JOS R NEWTON G P A ¬ ¬ Hum Home oru holders fifty centa on iht tanazed dollars dirnc the year 1897 O W Uiuki Agen tot thtj policy Insurance n the CURES GUARANTEED We and ewe EMISSIONS VARICOCELE PYPHTLIS OLKET STRICTURE TMPOTBNCr SECRET DRAINS UNftATUEA L DTSCH a RO¬ ES KTDNEY and 7LADDFR Dieei ROOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If Ml able to call write for OCESTTON HOiUS BLANK fox TREATMENT i tt U S- 8 Maine at Havana Dewey an Walt ham works cheap is my Admire Dt wcyuDiKapt iabee have thetn W BE u A3V3 AR3ERICAK tiny watea frcq of mife t Steil tkeu Their facsimile letters rriiled F DULL MFC CO aldn Lane New toaont m p l sa lr4 ¬ 53H IfcNSOYS KERSAH 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O i i ning HALATION ItOUJ - S TKEATHfJEWT or b and ASTKB eontlnued ae efcct a cure A tralwll convince CcuupletOo4 br mail CJe laoNhi iAianAiuiiioOWjckov t cicac relieved by iS- WjRl I jHk5rSif - WALL DECORATIONS UNCLE RASTUS MY GUIDE satisfactory material kettles and all kinds of kitchen uten ¬ it is the most sils aiajSal lHxi rf r i -- - ii r f f ly 4 ri -- - YRUP prPS CLt- - COfJTlmTIOi Uez -- ALOATiTLtS ti O J - li5it ¬ What is that beautiful little gar inquired as returned to my companion who had n mained behind v He i passed on down the pathway its the preachers grave lie replied In the same awe struck voice 1 tend it and keep it like that myself But come back now young man Im plum used up with your tearin around at this rate and youll wear yourself out too I tried in vain to laugh the old moun- ¬ taineer out of his mood and not suc ¬ ceeding followed him back toward the town don 1 1 ture simple meal and drawn our chairs out- ¬ 1 am curious to side the cabin door know and just tired enough to listen Well said the veteran as he lighted Twas in 80 one summer his pipe ni ht jest like this that 1 first see the preacher You know how twas then the boom was over Hundreds of ten- ¬ derfoots about like you had tumbled Out here to stake claims an git rich in a hurry Some of them got sick am diefl some spent all the little pile they brung with em an went back a cussin the hull country an the mines but there a few thai swore theyd stty and t IT Nuw tell me about this preachers grave 1 said after we had eaten our was so pale an sick himself that he couldnt hardly set up an the woman said she thought her husband was dv in so be had sent her boy after the preacher Old Donald was in the barn sure enough an they asked the preacher to explain that He said that he tried to get a boss an couldnt an finally he went to Franks house to ash for Donald But Franks folks was all away Then he said the boy cried an he took on so that he couldnt stan it He jest saddled the boss an rede away thinkin hed be back afore dav an Frank wouldnt care If the boys had been sober an took time to think twould have been all right but it wasnt that way In less than two hours twas all over The preacher talked to em kind an cheerful like an told em theyd find their mistake when twas too late He smiled an said he knew they wasnt theirselves twas the whisky that done it An they did find the mistake young man About 12 hours after some of us laid him up there the rascals was caught An then sir the grief of them boys was awful There aint none of em here now but they tried mighty hard to atone Every year them thats left theres only four now puts up liberal to me fer keepin the place so pretty Id do it though all the same The old man hobbled into the house leaving me alone One solitary star appeared between those ghostly cliffs keeping its lonely vigil above that lovely spot which surrounded the cross and the ever quaking aspens shivered and the rushing waters of Chalk creek chanted a requiem for the gentle heroic soul of the preacher of Alpine ¬ ¬ Pliirs i nel Paints for the DlnlMjL Colors Are Row Preferred in If you do not have plenty of cistern water for washing add e ongh borax to the well water to soltcn it and it ¬ An 800 Dictionary for jyjFaYjjiivy fit Q 200 L y r BMBMI m mm - mszi ¬ OUt 1 was hard times an we was a pretty tough lot guess One night we was all sittin over theie pointing to a rickety old build- ing which still bore a sign announcing two rinks for 5 cents when we ee a peart little feller about your wint earn- in up from the station It was pretty h dark but we could see quick as a wink that he wasnt our size at all i tie was the preacher I snppoT Y 5 he wan the preacher an he was a tuliia hi vaycation bui the poor Thus it lomes that the most brilliant tov s of crimson are used for walls and ceiling with the woodwork ol the room in white enamel Old mahogany furniture covered with tapestry in dull tones of color is used with these rich tinted walls or very dark red brocades The hangings and curtains of the dining rooms are red like the walls Kich emerald shades of green in stripes with green hangings are also used in dining rooms with white enameled wood The hangings then match the walls and rich brocades in old Venetian patterns upholster the furniture Either of the tints suggested for walls Is excellent as a background for pictures framed on fine bands of gilt -- N Y Tribune Tomato CMeken Mayonnaise Wipe off firm smooth tomatoes equal in size with a soft damp cloth cut Getting Even with Her Enemy out a round piece from the top of each A woman was staying in a Canadian and take out the pulp and seeds Have village one summer and met an old ready some finely minced chicken light woman who had a blood feud on with ly mixed with a little 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EIGHTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL NINTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL TENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL These prem urns will be given absolutely free to the persons guessing nearest the majority of votes the successful candidate for Governor in Bourbon County receives in the coming election over hi nearest competitor The first premium will be awarded to the correct or nearest correct U2ss the second premium to the second nearest and so on through the list In case of a tie for any prize such prize will be equally divided 75 BUSHELS OF SECOND PRIZE 50 BUSHELS OF THIRD PRIZE 25 BUSHELS OF FOURTH PRIZE 20 BUSHELS OF FIFTH PRIZE 15 BUSHELS OF FIRST PRIZE GUESS WHO ¬ Everyone buying one load of twenty live bushols of any kind of coal and paying cash for it will be entitled to one guess For each succeeding twenty five bushels another guess will be allowed If you buy ouih Jellico Coal aud win your prizo will be South Jellico Should you buy Pittman or Victoria Coal your prize will be the same SOME ONE IS GOING TO GET THIS COAL FREE WHY NOT YOU THIS CONTEST WiLL CLOSE AT 4 OCLOCK P M SHARP ON ELECTION DAY G-EI- O5 NAME YOUH CANDIDATE AND NAME HIS MAJORITY - Vv Directly Opposite L HMMIUUUUUUU V UM 1 3 TTJA E3 N Freight Depot Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat it in efficiency It Nature in strengthening and itructing the exhausted digestive or- qs It is the latest discovered digest- autft and tonic No other preparation bw approach in- - th All persons having claims again will pre estate of J Q Ward rlecM sent tbem prooerlv proven Hordiutr to law at the office ot J Q Ward Jr for settlement All persous kuowimr themselv s indebted to the estate of the deetUiad will please call nod ettle WARD Ik It artificially digests the food and aids altf J SI J Paris Ky recon- ¬ ¬ Kodol EC Administrators Notice DONT WAIT A MINLTrl Good Watches Absolutely Free We Waut your name tor Pa l I ME a bright clean liln Iralrtl iioi y autl le humorous puper for the tftnil 16 larse pages onlv 75 c nts on trial 4 months 10 cent ft Ws live nickle silver watch to each iuticrib r -- jrr nr jk- - JtSAm HW mink jS -- neat utly relievos and permanently cures Prepared by pepsia Indigestion Heartburn tuleuce Sour Stomach Nausea i HeadacheGastralgia Cramps and jther results of imperfectdigestion DcWitt Co Chicago CHAS B DICKXS DENT J ST Office over the Bourbon Bank waich puarauteiu for one year Will keep time for warn year- - s accurately 0 watch is Aud tor a little work we give Uoli Watches Bicycles SewinK Machines Guns tc Sampe and particulars free Send us rout address to day if you do meiiam-iz-d hLjJJALtliL- S ZM 7iK Jl something nice you wint prise you send now Please no more and see how easily on can er W W T Brooks HSjytf Better enclose 5 crumps for subscription aud present or 38 trial stamps for watch and paper while the watches are goine frep The PASTIME Pub Co Louisville Ky Rev J The Plow Rov PunchKirkiuau Belle Rive 111 aay aftci suffering horn or lung Bronchial trouble tor tn us I wmj iiud b One Minute Couiih Cute li is all tbi - dot wait a minute will sur ¬ G W DHVIS PHILIP H Vat-deni U J i i im rv a I m DENTI81 Hotel ug store TWiN ROTH FURNITURE Office over fan be found at night CARPETS lAALL PAPER ETC DR i is cl timed for it anil more It enren coaahp yld ifrippH an all throat and W T Hrooka Fordhaui at lang troubled SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS Dont Suffer the Eleetropoise ores nil iiteaseq without the use of A irir Oxygen treatment medicine iV abeorptton 1 FUKJBRA FURNISHINGS Jails tor Ambulance Attended to Promptly JDay PJione tmma- 1 - Niyht lOO m V garriafor Jal 4oCer for Kale my i i fojwl wu TTfcnf i lini pboetons mis 1 prices 3taFt three stories high tms will also sell my carriage which is sixty five feet forty five feet wide and barouches carte at reduced entire stock J H HAGGARD lljiy -- 3m Paris Ky -- HfjNa 503 W Ninth Sum Ohio LH Landman M Winded Hotel Oc t 1 D Paris It is needed in ever Of 544 Fourth Avenue family tor it will relieve every weak ness or ailment to the must persisient Ky chronic disease and without the use of a Will beattheWiudHorHotelParifKy rrain of medicine ThonMtuda of people id over thf Qi ited States Iron private Oa Saturday October 28 1890 Citizens to Lawyer- doctors Pf achei Supreme Jndaea Editor etc even Returniutr our monh Erp ey Crowned Heads of Europe have given - scieuiiHirtii NiniuHtl mi iii written testimonials of these facts jusftd ly H ok of nel2 estimonials anrl matter of sTeat interest with pric of inbtruments u1 fre Everv familv shonld have an EletropoiM it saves mon y induces Uealth Bead your aildress at once and see what people say who have thoroughly We have fifteen hundred young rested its merits Agents wanted THE thrifty wes iir ale Will sell any ELEUTROPOISE CO 513 4th St pare f th tmmlier Louisville Ky l RErWBLl FI HEII Allg-1-- tf Kv Iai Eat plenty Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest what von eat It cures all forme of dvspeppia and stomach troubles E WaNTKO Severn bright nnd hoest R Gamble Vernou Tex eays It re ¬ u s MttiMiftrv 111 posoiis ri lieved me frnui the start and cured me hv couniies Halarv iu this and ri It is now my verlastiny friend W and t xpi ce Straight Kina ajear T Brooks tioe no mote r less salary Position eiieep nny hinU Urt r pArtnantt in any town Iris nuinlv nflre work n- - L Grinnan the Photographer is now pard to niak high vrrade photos at Rett reiice En conducted at hflUI his residence on Hndeon syet near closed selt HddresJt tatnipd envelon1 pail The Dominion Company Dept 2 Chi- Cfy ehol and aid see samples of newest styles tf mounts cago 12sep8t riils ¬ - it cures where every-ihiiiKel- s- Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL evv 11 WINTER CHT i- - DRY GOODS Kvves For -- aie BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection I I ¬ -- ¬ Cincinnati 4frl Wlbeatthe TUESDAY W00l tf WOOD SIuW 7iK fiR4BSE5SANDRCALD0EVER 7iK r SEEDS Xlv- - Oth 1899 T tinf every second Tuesday in eacfc iti K r WRkncb- - very Szi rvtncucky 1 icaang 1 A pujr- - ci u m the results will flWar more satisfactory Our Catalogue gives fullest information about Grasses and Clovers soils varieties are adapted for best combinations to give largest results in hny or pasturage the of pas- ¬ care for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required tures and meadows etc Write cor Are thoroughly re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no more to sow oubfigpt Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while Vk STUBBS K Matfa -- - - v

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