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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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With all the latest faces in Job a jpe ana tfce mechanical aHl- ity to use them we are pre 1 pared to famish First Class ob j Work at thesamenri that vnn Pay for inforinr mrb- ui00Kn - 3CCC3eCCC3c3CXCSi jj 3CCX9CCC3CCS3w3 TH m BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a newspaper ia val li able to the man who lino wi how to use it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season ana profits from it 8ewwc3ccaccctf Established CHAMP BRO Editors and Owners fbb i issi NO 8 BMBgn YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY Ladies Kid Oxford ezes V vW FRIDAY OCTOBER 13 1899 MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In Ami About The 2 to 4 worth go this week for 150 at Davis eh Ma Thompson SSSw Isgrigs angttf 3Cw8CCCCCCCC3C II NO Four Famous Shoes for Misses Boys and Children Do you want the Best Wearing Shoes in Cant Bk I maae Shoes that will wear well look The Bourbon Steam Laundry secured well and make childrens feet grow having- ft Junes office room at corner Fourth Parker If yes we have them right and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No - If yon scour the world on will never find a remedy eqn al to One Minute tism Onjrti Core says Editor FaekW f the Dr Julius Pnrnell is visiting frieuds Mioinopy Fla I en red in Louisville Hostler hn family of LaGr ppe and save thou Jas A Butler and family are visa from pnenroooia sands bronchitis ing relatives in Bracken croup and all throat and lung troubles Mr Ed Wadell returned home MonW T Brooks day from Galena Kansas Natukk is forgiving and will restore T A Vimont is no better He is in a your diseased kidney that will give yon critical condition with stomach trouble perfect health bv nsintr Dr Sawyers The teachers of the M F C will Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks give a recital Friday evening All invited D Cable photographer will make Miss Sue Buckner who has been three Mantello photos for ten cents sruest of Mrs H H Phillips returned the to during the next two weeks Gallery Winchester Wednesday opposite telephone exchange Mr Harry Hutchcraftof Loui ville is the guest of Dr Miller and wife and his ¬ ¬ Itnm Mr Ora Collier is very ill of rheuma- PURE NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE ¬ ¬ M I 1 SffirfT ft TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED CORN OATS HAY ¬ - - 4 SHIELD Shoes for Misses and entrusted to them will receive prompt at ¬ All calls or hundles Children 44 BOSTONIAN NEVER RIP and ioBoys 12J and Shoes for i tention They wear like iron those childrens Oxfords and slippers that eo almost for the asking at Davis Thompson ang4 tf Youths 1 7 and 150 Shoes for Bovs and Youths 7 j and ijo MESSENGER Shoes for Boys and Youths 7J and ijo -- Isgrigs Brooklyn President 1 Turn We have cheaper shoes but not like these These shoes we do not guess but we know them to be the best in the Not much risk to world for the price try one pair We know if you do youll buy more For sale only by us We invite comparison Little Early Risers in his family for years Says they are the bent These famous little pills cure constipation billioosnen ami all liver and bowel Springs Ark troubles W T Brooks Mr and Mrs Jas Cray of Mt 01iveti Mr and Mrs Wm Payne of Ruddles Scores of patrous testify to the great Mills Mr and Mrs Dave Hood of shoe bargains bought from our bargain Nepton attended the Current Mclntyre wedding here Tuesday counters Mrs F J Barbee died Monday at Isgrig Davis Thomson Christa Hospital in Cincinnati The When our boys were almost dead funeral was preached in St Peters from whooping cough our doctor gave Episcopal Church at Paris at one oclock Interment at Millersburg One Minute Cough Cure They recov Wednesday B Belles Ar cemetery at three oclock ered rapidly writes P tjyle Pa It cures coughs cold gripp Ashby and John Leer sold W H W and all throat and lung troubles Renick twenty four good feeders at T Brooks 495 per cwt Ro ce Allen sold thirteen extra nice ones at 4 10 and My agency insures against Forest Brooks five John Caldwell sold fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ same several grade heifers ¬ Mch King has used DeWitts Farmers Bank town Mrs Anna Hirt of Paris is the rn st of her sister Mrs W M Millar They attended the Vaasbt Ray wedding at Mavsville Wednesday Dr M V Hnffman is mnch improved and will go to Covington to day to spend sevrHl weeks with his brother Dr Huffman and recuperate Mr Joe Corrington and son who have been the quests of Mrs Eliza Corrington and Caeh Corringtou nd wife leave to day for their home at Hot daughter Miss Virginia Hutchcraft Mrs Rachel Miller and daughter Miss Marv after several months visit with Dr Miller returned to Atlanta Tuesday Mr A Traliot of Lexington has finished frescoing the Christian Chnrch and it is one of the neatest jobs in the AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER Is the celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELL1CO COAL elean free burning and lasting in its qualities Those have burned it say it is by far the best coal they over used remember my price on it is no higher It is just what have to pay lor other Jellico i i rvw SAND LDfE HARTEORD CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT CEMENT It is and you vho GEO W STUART Direetly Opposite L ft N Freight Depot X3CCCSSCw3CCC36 3CCC NIKE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit ou up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest style guaranteed My coat maker Mr Barney Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order H S STOUT P At F Lowrys Old Stand OLD FASHION Paris Basil Stioe Store 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham liable prompt paying companies con union W 0 HINTON Agent ¬ Take a pill that is a pill built on medical scit nce by an able physician such is the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by W T Brooks preparations for warm weather by put ing in four fans at their barber shop Three will be run by water power and one by electricity while yon get a cool comfortable shave tf is Misses Lida ClaTke and Lelia MeClin tock Jnlian Meflintoek Mr and Mrs C W Howard Mrs M Shannon and Wallace Shannon Mr and Mrs Thos McClintock and Mis Cbas Darnell at ¬ tended the McClintock Stofer wedding PLANTATION MOLASSES Just received direct from New Orleans Pure and Hcltbfal Fine for Cooking Fine for the Table Crawford Bros have made ample Judy Mr and Mrs Frank Collier Mrs at Lexineton Wednesday A number of Millersburg people took advantage of the cheap rates to Cincin nati Thursday to attend the Christian Mrs John Chnrch Jnbilee Convention Judy and Mrs Will Judy Miss Lncile Paeked in Cans lOe Eaeh ¬ m tmmmmwmmmmnmmm IN 1 THE to keep perfect kidneys The best medicine on earth for those kidneys is Dr Sawyers Ukatine People who bad suffered for years found no cure for their Kidney disorders until they used Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W Brooks The best life insurance policy on earth JOHN CONNELLY 1 Rhoda Conway Mrs Wm Layson Mrs Chas Mathers Miss Nannie Burris Mrs Sue Jaynes Miss Mary Champ and others were among the number Mr William Duskin Mclntyre son of Mr George Mclntyre and Miss Caroline daughter of Mr Thomas Current Matthew Current two very popular vonne society people of this place were united in a pretty home welding Tues day afternoon at he Cnrrent home at four oclock The bridfl is a genernl favorite with a largn circle of friends and the groom is a very worthy young bnsiness man of exemplary habits They took the 5 35 train at Paris for a wed ding trip in the East ¬ hEWDBOCKWliEAT FLOUR Heinzs New Crop Sweet Mixed Pickles and Sweet Cucumber Pickles Homemade Salt Rling Bread fresh every day J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer ¬ 9 p 1 dyspepsia was of after eating it was PARIS KENTUCKY Urnhle Now I am well writes S B Work guarantee satisfactory Calb Keener Hoisington Kas of Kodol promptly answered four work it Dyspepsia Cure It digests what yon solicited Prices reasonable eat W T Brooks I ever used My It did me more good than anything months standing LIKE FRESH THINGS The freshest Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market ean be found at my store My groceries are all fresh stock and as god af anybody sells 3Iy stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and buy new goods Come to see me I want vour trade Mimiiimmiimiiiiiimiiiimiimmiimmsiiiiimmimmiiiiiiiiiim 1TTMTIM C1T1ZMS by buying your ladies and Save childrens shoes at Davis Thomson Isgrigs - 2- KSJjBfcy ifMkljnrhwW Now is the time to bring in your en giues mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All work guaranteed - Orders filled promptly nWIALLS I1GIIII SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St I I I HOOSIER DRILLS I Ms Farm Machinery of Every i tm n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 s 1 3 1 11 1 z 1 1 r 1 1 n 1 1 s it 2 f 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 ZS PERMS STOVE AWTIS STORE THE GREAT MAJESTIC BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS 1 3 1 3 u 2 I SSS I I TrS Ill KMAJE5TIC I HFC CO STUUI5 K Mfrft 3 MAJEBtIC HFGCH STL0UI5 F I I IMPX r- E Farming Suupliss THE GREAT MAJESTIC plumbing window errors refrigerators etc I can give the best Hue for the least mon ¬ Majestic ranges For gas fittings I have a complete line of the great tfaw Il1 - IM CSV jSTMSWILS0N house furnishings metal roofing door and ey BENJ PERRY Paris Ky Natural History One feature of a N circus that is given least consideration and which is entitled to more than pass ing notice is the educational value there BKECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAN ARTHUR G LANGHAM of aside from its amusement features JOHN B CASTLKMAN A child is sent to school and the average youth or youngster finds as most inter esting the study of natural history Ii dotes on the ferocious lion it marvels at the monstrousness of the elephant and worries over the pronunciation of A hippopotamus and rhinoceros OF LIVERPOOL teacher will vouch for the statement that one object lesson is of more value than a hundred book lessons The men The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World agerie of a big circus affords the only Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky possible opportunity for a child to study Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States in life the animals whose pictures they are wont to see in their school books Consequently the great educational value of these traveling amusement institutions On Friday Oct 13th the Manager Southern Department famous Adam Forepaugh and Sells Bros combined circuses menageries and hipLouisville Ky podromes are announced to exhibit in Genera OTioes Columbia Building Paris It is claimed for this aggregation Resident Agents at Paris McCAItTHX BOARD and justly so that its wild beast exhibit surpasses in variety and extent that of any other known collection of a similar character It embraces the menageries DAYTON RAILWAY CINCINNATI HAMILTON of the original Adam Forepaugh show and that of the equally as well known THE MICHIGAN LINE Sells Brothers The zoological departments of both of these amusement enDirect Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Somme- - Resorts of tertainments has and always will be made a feature The greatest possible endeavor and a fabulous amount of Put-in-BGeorgian Bay money has been expended in bringing to Mackinac LesCheneaux Islands Muskota Lakes gether this collection of animals of every Middle Bass Toronto Saul t Ste Marie clime and condition which it is prom3It Clemens T I ised contains the rarest specinins of the i Thousand Islands Sand Beach animal kingdom To make the menagerie department one of special interest to Lakes the management makes the announce Only Six Hours from Cincinnati ment that men who have made natural S FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A DAY history a study will be in attendance at all times their sole duty being for the D For any information regarding SaiDiHr Tonrs f cll on Drrfit C H especial benefit of the children What Ewwahijs Agent or write mceived for b trer opportunity can Traffic Manager the younger genoruiion an object giving Cincinnati Ohio lesson in zoology GEORGE PARRIS ¬ ¬ ¬ ISSCfiAKGE GO ¬ ¬ BARBEE CASTLEMAN ¬ ¬ ¬ Mtcftkjau ay SatuJaartd tfte Sreai Uaftes the Great ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rc Piufai J if 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER HOME FOR ADM SCHLEY The Womans National Industrial League Takes the Initial Steps to Raise a Fund for That Purpose KJTiTv in the Transvaal ¬ ¬ ddthi v rwrrnRRiJ 13 1899 13 1899 Hon William Wortham long state treasof Texas was in a New York jewelry store one day when he noticed a shower- filled with splendid jeweled revolvers irfth nhrer and gold grips and chased barrels hav ing precious stones set into the butts Lemme see one of those guns he said to the clerk Which one sir The gold one with the big ruby in the handle Te tlie case It was marked 300 and it looked even worth more The Texan took it tenderly in both hand and held it admiringly up to the lhe drawing himself up to hi full height which was six feet and a half he rented the revolver upon his left elbow crooked for the purpose and looked over the sights down the long store Those persons who saw involuntarily dodged Say said Mr Wortham with quiet intense enthusiasm as be returned but the weapon if I was to wear that gun down in my state the people would he falling down onAbegging to be killed with it Chicago Evening News 3 DEWEY AT HOME He Arrives BOERS ADVANCE Soon the Roar of Guns Will Be Heard A REUNION IN THE RAIN Where a Good PIMol Is Admired President McKinley and Party Att the Guest of Dr Webb at Shelburne Farms Vt Meeting of the Hlue and the Gray at Evansville Ind Oct 12 th urer ¬ I Whats in a Name Everything vohen you come to medi- ¬ cines A sarsaparilla by any other name can never equal Hoods because of the t peculiar combination proportion and 1 t process by tvhich Hoods possesses merit i peculiar to itself and by which it cures i when all otKcr medicines fail Cures 9 scrofula salt rheum dyspepsiacatarrh i rheumatism that tired feeling etc 1 m ¬ The Admiral Seemed Hippy as He Again Looked Upon the Mountains of Ver- ¬ mont He Will Be the Guent of the Mate Thursday Shelburne VtOct 11 Adm Dewey is home at last and is happy to be within the shadow of the green mountains and beside the waters of Lake Champlain away from the noise and bustle that have filled his ears since his flag ship Olympia came in sight of Sandy Hook The fact that the admiral is real1 in Vermont was sig naled Tuesday iiig ht on tall moun tain peaks by bonfires and electric searchlights from one end of the state to the other Adm Dewey is the guest of Dr W Seward Webb at his mag nificent coun try residence Shelburne Farms and will not become the states guest until Thursday at the capital Montpelier He came here on a special train from ¬ Washington Oct 12 The Womans National Industrial league Wednesday night took the initial steps to raise a fund with which to purchase a home in Washington for Adm bchley An executive committee with Mrs Charlotte Smith as chairman was appointed to push the movement and the Citi zens national bank of Washington was designated as the institution to which subscribers should send their subscriptions Resolutions were adopt¬ ed as follows ¬ Elsmere While in New York state Adm Dewey remained within the car chatting- with the others of the party but after crossing the Vermont line above W hitehall the admiral seemed to row a little nervous spoke of his homecoming- repeatedly and went on the rear platform although the car was an observation one to view the scenery He seemed to be very happy and to those who were around him it appear- ¬ ed almost as if the admiral had a touch if homesickness As the train neared Shelburne the admiral watched the changing scenery intently Here and there a flag was seen but it was nature that had done the lavish painting on tins great oc cas on for the Vermont woods are one mass of autumn color Whenthe train pulled into Shelburne the villagers and folks from the surrounding towns from even as far away as Burlington had made up a crowd of nearly 3000 The engine stopped just at the sta¬ tion so that the rear car the Elsmere was abreast of a little grass plot down track When the train stopped Adm Dewey stood upon the rear plat ¬ form Preceded by Dr Webb he walked across the lawn where a landau drawn by two big black horses was in waiting As the admiral walked across the lawn a band from Burlington played Under the Eagle a selection made at the special request New York Tuesday morning- occupj--ing- Dr Webbs magnificent car the - Whereas Rr Adm Winfield Scott Schley U S N has by his patriotic devotion to duty as displa3 ed at the battle of Santiago endeared himself to the American people Whereas The members of tlia Womans Industrial league desiring to ex ¬ press their gratitude to a brave un- ¬ selfish and modest officer who has been an earnest and chivalrous friend to industrial women Be it therefore Resolved That the Womens Indus trial league take the initial and necessary steps to promote public opinion so as to enable them to secure funds to purciiase a home for Adm Schley at the national capital as a token of their high appreciation of his services in behalf of our country Be it further resolved that the Womans National Industrial League of America appropriate 100 toward the expense for stationary postage and printing in sending out letters to the patriotic citizens of the United States to request their co operation in form ing committees and assisting in secur- ¬ ing funds to purchase a home to be presented to Adm Schley by the people of America We also earnestly appeal to the press of the nation to assist us in our efforts ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ they were fired upon London Oct 12 A dispatch from Glencoe Camp dated Wednesday noon says the burghers are reported to be beyond the presidents control and hostilities are expected at any mo ment rain fall the first in two months tha Wednesday morning anc Residents of Foreign Countres Are Join ¬ ail day had the effect o ing the Boer Forces and Will Fight diminishing the expected attendance for the Republic English Resat the first national re union of tht idents Swear Allegiance Hiue and Gray notwithstanding Presi dent McKinley and his cabinet were London Oct 12 A dispatch to the in tlir city part of the time This was Daily Telegram from Lad smith dated the principal day of the re union Wednesday alone among the specials President McKinley and his cabinet received declares that war has begun arrived from Chicago at 9 oclock and by the Boers in Natal The corre- left for the north at noon spondent sa s Free State burghers The presidential party was escorted have seized a train at Harrismith from the train through the drenching which was the property of the Natal rain which did not drown out the tre The Philippine War government Tuesday night a mount mendous ovation from patriotic veterThis contest is proving much more stub ed patrol was stoned by Boers The an throats to the tri state fair grounds born than we It needs mens orders were not to fire unless where the president was introduced by vigorous contesthad anticipated matter outa to straighten set in ear continued Evansville Ind A heav3 SSL0161 ¬ 3cS ly of Tascaret- 570s - a i z ii M2EMlZ3ffip ¬ iiouiMltMiMiiiiaHotiMiCitttiMitiaiiiaiii5 ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ My wife had pimple on her face but she has been taking 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 trouble with this ailment We cannot speak too high ¬ Germantown Ave Philadelphia Pa CANDY llfir Ltd Fhed Wartman ¬ iov Mount and addressed 10000 ple peo- ¬ ¬ Durban Oct 12 OFFICERS FAMILIES ¬ Gen Otis Disapprores of Their Coming to Manila Until More Peace ful Conditions Washington Oct 12 A cablegram from Gen Otis to the war department le ¬ in the carriage with hat and gloves in hand bowing and smiling to the peo ple around him He was dressed in a gray cutaway suit and wore a silk Dr Webb handed in the admir ¬ hat als son who took a seat The crowd cf eager people closed in around the carriage until the admiral looked into a sea of faces Just at the steps of the carriage stood a man in working c othes Michael McKenzie of this town noticeable because of his height Suddenly McKenzie threw his cap in ¬ to the air and yelled Lets give three cheers for Adm Dewey the hero of Manila The cheers were given Along the road were drawn up 200 school children each with a flag and headed by their teacher At a signal the children sang a parody on Yan- ¬ kee Doodle Dandy beginning Yan- ¬ kee Dewey went to sea The movement of the carriage was so timed that it reached the end of the line just as the chorus was reached and the admiral who had stood up in passing bowed his acknowledgments The horses were then whipped up and the admiral was driven to Shelburne house at Shelburne Farms three miles away ¬ of the admiral As Adm Dewey stepped into the carriage a salute of 17 guns was fired from behind a maslv of shrubbery near by Adm Dewey remained erect ¬ A STREET DUEL Dr H J Cameron and Dr P I Mahoney Probiby Fatally Wounded at Alex ¬ ander City Ala Ten Shots Fired street duel took place Tuesday Co Alexander City Ala Oct 11 A eveni- ng- between Dr H J Cameron of the and Romanoff Land and Mining Dr P D Mahoney occulist Both men were desperately angry for some cause not yet known to the public and opened up a deadly fusilade with pistols with little or no warning Ten shots were fired two striking Dr Mahoney one taking effect in the vital part of the stomach and the other in Dr Cameron was shot Vne thigh twice one bail taking effect in the jaw and the other in his back Both men are probably fatally wounded Five Years for Fmbezzleihent 11 Oct Concord N H Harry Hough the former assistant cashier of the Cocheco national bank of Dover The Plague at Key West was indicted by the grand jury of the Key West Fla Oct 12 Eighteen United States district court here Tuesday on the charge of embezzling S550G new cases of yellow fever were reportDr Mc Hough was ar- ed during the past 24 hours of the banks funds Marine hospital service raigned later and pleaded nole con Adam of the tendere and was sentenced to five is critically ill and his attending¬ physicians have little hope of his reyears in jail ¬ ¬ ¬ received late Wednesday afternoon confirms the press dispatches regard ¬ ing Col Schwans movement on San Francisco de Malabon Gen Otis says Schwan was succeessful Tuesday in driving insurgents south with loss from San Francisco de Malabon He reports their force disintegrated and retiring n divergent roads which are impassable for artillery or wagons No intention of occupying this coun try permanently or temporarily transportation will return by way of Kosa rio and column will move in direction of Dastnariuas probably retiring on ImusCountry of no strategic importance C en Otis disapproves of officers Re- ¬ families joining them at Manila garding this question he Wednesday eabled the department as follows Population Manila much congest- ¬ ed Provisions for officers families can not be made Those already arrived together with families enlisted men have caused much perplexity Would not permit my own family to come un der existing circumstances all officers and men here absent from Manila on duty families should await more peaceful conditions Another message announced the ar rival at Manila of the transport Victoria with 4J3 horses 10 died en route and several found to be afflicted with glanders were shot The Garonne don It is announced that the fleet of sailed from Manila on the 7th inst and the Athenian on the 9th both for transports conveying Gen Sir Redvers Bullers army corps will be escorted Seattle by war ships while further dispatch FIRING NEAR ANGELES boats and gnnboats will be sent to South African waters The 13th Infantry Lost Two Hattalio The government has already expend Commanders Several Americans rd 5000000 in naval and military Were Wounded preparations the orders placed with Manila Oct 12 During the early contractors this week alone amount- ¬ morning hours Wednesday there was ing to 600000 The authorities anti- ¬ cipating a serious reduction in the fiome firing near Angeles with the result that eight Americans were slight output of the South African coal ordered lr wounded Artillery was used and mines hascoal to be 5 000 tons of Eng- ¬ lish steam sent to the Cape the enemy responded Gen MacAr for the use of the war shios thur does not attach special significance to the incident C0NYNGHAM GREENE A small party of Americans was fired upon by the Filipinos near Araguayan Rumored That the Uritish Diplomatic i wo of our men being wounded Agent at Pretoria Has Been Assas sinated Rumor Unconfirmed The 13th infantry lost two officers Marion B Saffold and Capt Capt London Oct 12 It is rumored that Woodbridge Geary both battalion Conyngham Greene the British diplo- ¬ commanders matic agent at Pretoria has been as- ¬ sassinated there Ex Senator Ingalls Condition The report however is unconfirmed Atchison Kan Oct 12 Mrs In and is discredited at the colonial office galls Wednesday denied the report The rumor that Mr Greene had been that her husband ex Senator John J Ingails is suffering from cancer of the murdered is of doubtful origin and is throat Senator Ingails has had tu- ¬ considered extremel improbable as it bercular laryngitis a sequel to three is believed that in obedience to orders attacks of the grip but before he start- ¬ from the imperial government Mr ed for New Mexico recently the swell- ¬ Greene had already left Pretoria con- ¬ ing had entirely disappeared and a fiding the care of British interests to United States Consul Marcum complete recovery was expected ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Boers to occupy Newcastle immediately Newcastle Oct 12 No news has been received here as to the rumored advance of the Boers upon Charies tovn but a movement in the Boer camp is reported Et Hon Harry Escombe former premier of Natal intends to remain here The Free State border has been closed Nearly all the inhabitants have left the town Up to midnight Wednesday no dis patches have arrived from the Cape since the expiration of the ultimatum so it is not yet known whether the first shot has been fired A telegram from Pretoria timed 730 Tuesday evening says The situ- ¬ ation is becoming hourly more critical Numerous Americans Germans Frenchmen Swedes Belgians Nor wegians Danes Italians Dutchmen Swiss and Cape Afrikanders have gone to the border to fight for the Transvaal although they are not Burghers while many British residents have al-¬ so taken the oath of allegiance The hope is expressed by many that war will yet be averted Nothing since this has been received from Pretoria and doubtless tele- ¬ graphic communication with the Transvaal is not cut The absence of news from the Cape since early morning is not due to an interruption of the cable but to the immense pressure of work the cables probably being nearly monopolized by British government dispatches which take precedence of all others Only two cables run to Cape Town from Eu- ¬ rope and the one on the eastern coast is very slow so that practically all the work is thrown on one Atlantic cable which means that the present exasper- ¬ ating delay will recur repeatedly dur-¬ ing the progress of the war and that the newspaper dispatches will proba- ¬ bly be very meager London Oct 12 Great preparations are being made at Southampton for the departure on Saturday of Gen Sir Redvers Bulier and a great demonstration is anticipated The duke of Con naught the duke of iork Lord Lans downe Gen Lord Wolsely and Gen Sir Eviyn Wood are expected to accom- ¬ pany him to Southampton from Lon- ¬ ¬ report that it is the intention of the ¬ mation from Ladysmith confirms the Authentic infor- The president remarked before that this was the greatest reception in the ram that h3 had ever been tendered Speeches were also made by Secretary of the Treasury The Three Tellers iagc Secretary- - of the Navy Lorn At Can you tell me asked the summer torney General Griggs United States man What are the three quickest modes Senator Fairbanks and otiiers of communication Well no replied the summer girl The president and his party were Ha Ha Telephone telegraph and then escorted back to the train just and now he wonders why she at noon aod left for the northwest returned his ring in the middle of the season Philadelphia Call Xo exercises were held in the afternoon which was devoted to drills by Non Territorial Expansion he left ¬ tell-a-woma- 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 vears the Bitters have always won If vou are ill and dont know whats wrong try it ¬ TRAD2 MARK PEOISTERED Good fieasant Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Palatable Potent Taste Good Do 10c 25c 50c 314 n ¬ Sterling Kemedy lompaar CURE CONSTIPATION liiaago MoatrpaJ Ntw Yori ¬ nUiUQflU nfl guaranteed by all drur gists to CXTKK Tobacco Habit Sold military organizations At 9 ocock in the evening a ban quet was held in a hotel SLP jillett late deutenant commander of he United States navy acted as toast ¬ master The first speech was made by Co W A Hemphill of Atlanta Ga on Our defenders on laud and sea The United States senate was the topic of a speech by Senator C W Means paving rent for a poor farm Xow is the time to secure a good farm on the hne 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 vou can buy one for less than vou pay for rent Address C E Rollins Land Agent 161 La Salle St Chicago 111 ¬ Syrup Two Bnlffa Cough famous pictures printed in ten colors ready for training will be given free to any person who will send a quarter 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 American authori ty on Fashions For 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 ness Asthma Whoooinsr- cough Croup Small doses quick sure results Dr EuWs Pius cu re Constipation Trial 3oforc The best remedy for Consumption ure Coughs Colds Grippo Bronchitis Hoarse Fairbanks of Indiana He was followed by CoL A J of Atlanta Ga West A gen- ¬ who spoke on eration after West said in part Show me the prosperous business men of this generation and I will show you the men who saw their countrys flag flutter in the gioom of the wilder Col ¬ 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 Ly the mothers but it will not fool any boy It is harder to fool a bov than a girl with fairy tales Atchison Globe Good for Girls Only ¬ ¬ ness where the angry divisions rolled in the bloody mire Show me the men upon whose shoulders this country rests to day and I will point out to you the men who rallied around their countrys standard at Missionary Ridge and Gettysburg I would rather have the record of an American soldier in the civil war discharging his duty as he saw it thau to have that of Napoleon with his selfish vaulting ambi ¬ tion The Blue and the Gray was the topic of a speech by F B Posey of Evansville ¬ T4t fCT p FrilloH Look at your tongue If its coated your stomach is bad your liver out of order Ayers Pills will clean your Ci iOL Col Josiah Patterson of Memphis The Southern Pat- ¬ tn upLlult IV krfA your liver right Easy to take easy All J ah uruggisis - Demorests Family Magazine HO Fifth Avenue Tenn discussed riot Col vant your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black Then use Art Department New York we A 01 Patterson said in part BUCKINGHAMS DYE tSUSBL 50OT8 - of Druggists 1 patriotism of the southern people A common heritage in the revolutionarv war in the formation and adoption of the constitution in the administration of the government its progress and development and in the great names which adorn our history was like some greit centrifugal force impelling us to a common destiny The broad the unbounded benevo lence and the enlightened statesman ship of Abraham Lincoln were far reaching factors in the problem We are here as members of the famii3 not as guests to unite with our fellow citizens throughout the republic in a vow to forever maintain and defend the honor of its flag and to preserve for ourselves and posterity the integrity of its free institutions ¬ It is not difficult to account for the or R u P Hall -rtra m Co nijiji Nashua N h m 75 woinau in every countv applj quick Manu facturers Market St Philadeluhia Monthcostly outfit tree want a man Sore gticuraSoaill rC S -- - J4i S3 patriotism ¬ Hands l I IP11 k Jones of Little Rock Ark paid a glowing tribute to the old veteran at the passing of the n teenth century Gen John C Black of Chicago took as his topic The northern patriot John W Lockett of Henderson Ivy recounted the victories of The Stars Gov D W CMEDICINAlTOILETf1 1 igSmh A and Stripes He said in part Standing at the opening door of a new century with thankfulness and praise to God that we live in this and of constitutional freedom we salute with heart and soul this banner of the unuon Red Rough Hands Itching Burning Palms and Painful Finger Ends y One Night Treatment Soak the hands on retiring in a strong hot creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAR Dry and anoint freely with CUTICURA the great skin cure and purest of emollients Wear during the night old loose kid gloves with the finger ends cut off and air holes cut in the palms For red rough chapped hands dry fissured itching feverish palms with shapeless nails and painful finger ends this treatment is simply wonderful ¬ The banquet closed long after mid night with a speech from Gov Mount of Indiana on Our guests in which he pictured the gatheriug of the veterans of the blue and the grav as alike guests of the state and of the countr3 re united fraternaiized and ¬ standing under one flag Ed McDufee Fast Mile Brockton Mass Oct 12 Eddie Me Dufee went after the two mile record here Wednesday and cut four seconds off from the record he made Tuesday His first afternoon same distance 3 5 and the sec mile was made in 123 ond in 125 f 5 Ill Vitli Yellow Fever Telegrams Censorship Pure and Sweet and free from every blemish is the skin scalp and hair cleansed purified and beautified by CUTICURA SOAP It removes the cause of disfiguring eruptions loss of hair and baby blemishes viz The clogged irritated inflamed or sluggish condition of the PORES CUTICURA SOAP combines delicate emollient prop- ¬ erties derived from CUTICURA the great skin cure with the purest of cleansing ingredients and most refreshing of flower odors No other medicated soap ever compounded ia to be compared with it for preserving purifying and beautifying the akin scalp hair and hands No other foreign or domestic soap however expen ¬ sive is to be compared with it for all the purposes of the toilet bath and nursery Thus it combine in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE namely TWENTY FIVE CENTS the best skin and complexion soap and the beat toilet and baby soap in the world Hot bathe with CUTICURA SOAP to cleanse the skin gentle anointings with CUTICURA OINTMENT to heal the skin and mild doses of CUTICURA RESOLVENT to cool the blood 8old throughout the world Price THE SET 125 or SOAP 25c OINTMENT 60c RESOLVENT half size 50c POTTER DRUG A CHEM CORP Sole Prona Boston Send for How to Preserve the Hands Hair and Skin mailed tree London Oct 12 The military au- ¬ thorities in South Africa have insti- ¬ tuted a censorship over all telegrams in order to prevent informat on regard- ¬ ing British movements from reaching Santiago de Cuba Oct 12 The the Boers Gen McClernand Seriously Joe tians Got the Decision Eddie Baltimore Oct 12 Joe Gans got McDuffie broke every existing record from one to five miles inclusive at the the decision over Martin Judge of board track here Tuesday afternoon Philadelphia in a hot 20 round bout He rode the first two miles in lessthan at the Eureka athletic club Wednes iay niffht three minutes the Itecord Broken Brockton Mass Oct 1L covery Oct Gen John McClernand is again in al serious Died at Pinar Del Rio condition He is nearly 90 3 ars old Washington Oct 12 Gen Brooke and for that reason there is much ap- reports the death at Pinar Del Rio oi prehension of the result of his present Private John English Company M 1st illness infantry of typhoid fever 111 Springfield in 12 Mobile lin steamer Fianderia Capt Hanson hss arrived here with her first officer and chief engineer ill with yellow fever which they had contracted at Havana The chief engineer it is thought will die The ship has been strictly quarantined ¬ A Speedy Cure Treatment for Itching Burning Sealy Humors ¬ VXI THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBEK THE NEGftO PROBLEM Booker T Washington Thinks It Is Settling Itself How He Would Hare the Colored Race Act Toward the Whites Work Accomplished at Tuskegee Institute Special Tuskegee Ala3 Letter The race question in America in spite of occasional outrages on both sides is gradually settling itself and a larger part of the work of solving 13 1899 3 the problem is being accomplished by that portion of the population whose skin contains the greater amount of coloring pigment Booker ¬ T Washington who may at the present time be regarded as their repre sentative man although there are many others as able but not so well known believes that while holding firmly and securely to everything guaranteed by the constitution of the United States or that is fundamental to citizenship the colored people should make every effort possible to secure the friendship confidence and cooperation of their white neighbors in the south They should not be trucklers but act firmly rom principle and gain and retain respect They should endeavor to ob tain the friendly interest of the southern white man thus inducing him to help make laws that will in the truest sense elevate the negro He advises the latter to do more and more of his own thinking and in a modest temper- ¬ ate manner exercise his political rights instead of being led by political bosses or demagogues Mr Washington further believes that a permanent cure for manj- - of our present evils will come through a property and educational test for voting applied hoiustly and fairly to both races This will cut off a Large number of ignorant voters now proving such a demoralizing factor in politics But through the industrial develop ment of the negro the greatest results will come Education along this line will make him an intelligent producer of imme- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ could learn and work their own way he walked and worked his passage to that point where he found himself sur ¬ rounded by an atmosphere of business Christian influences and a spirit of self help that awakened every latent faculty and brought a realization of what it meant to be a man instead of a piece of transferable property On finishing his school course in 1881 he began at Tuskegee Ala what he intends to be his life work Without a dollar in a church and small shanty with one teacher and 30 pupils he established a school which with its spirit of work and industrial thrift aided by the state and by some people of the north has developed into an institution of 1000 students 81 teachers and 38 buildings From the ranks of these students are to be sent out well educated young men and women to live among the ten millions of colored peo pie of the south and help to elevate them to their own condition At Tuskegee institute industrial training goes hand in hand with menMr Washtal and moral teaching ington so earnestly desires that the colored people should be expert work men at all the trades that student without funds are enabled to work out all their expenses at the school Thia at the same time has greatly aided V the development of the institution ii building self All but three of the by the student have been erected Many of the largest are brick which certain of the pupils hre learning the trades they are to follow in aftet life have manufactured in the brick ¬ yard of the school This yard product s not only all the bricks they require bul many thousands more which are sold in the surrounding country each year At first Mi- Washington having na money was unable vo impart such prac tical knowledge as Tie desired and had to teach from books alone Iut bs I was fortunate in the possession of a friend who was willing to loan 50 So pay towards the purchase of a farm near Tuskegee The school was soon moved to thil land The boys were taught indoors during a part of the day and passed the remainder of the time in putting the land in order and making brick A skilled man was hired to instruct in ¬ seif-re-lia- nt Used in Millions of Homes Accept no substitute Insist on LION COFFEE in lb pkgs 1 iinni Best Coffee for the Money 0 tivAzL Try LION COFFEE and you will never use any other It is absolutely pure Coffee and nothing but Coffee Fancy Gold Ring For 18 lion and a - V These articles mailed FREE in exchange for lion heads cut from front of i lb LION COFFEE pkgs Silk Umbrella either Ladys or Gents Sent by express charges pre- ¬ paid for 170 Hon heads and a 2 cent stamp A a Genuine Ruby Setting Gold Ring For 25 lion heads and heads 2 cent stamp a 2 cent stamp H SncyRoast These rings are genuine rolled gold plate having the exact appearance and qualities of solid gold and guaranteed by the makers to last two years with ordinary usage New patterns and very popular To Mfttjg Ohio 00COMWH Determine the Size 1 very fine umbrella made of union silk taffeta 20 inch frame with seven ribs steel rod and silver Congo handle Would cost 200 at the store 1GTH PURITY AND FLAVOR Knickerbocker Cut a strip of thick paper so that the ends will exactly meet when drawn tightly around second ioint of the finger Lay one end on this diagram at the 0 aud order the number the other end indicates - ¬ Dress Pin Set Watch j I GJiga flailed free for 15 Hon heads and a 2 cent stamp Three pins in the set la rger than shown com posed f fine rolled gold with handsome ru by colored set tings Suitable for waist pins cuff pins neck pins or as a childs set ¬ Pair of Lace Handkerchiefs cambric hand- ¬ kerchiefs with beautiful im ¬ ported lace me ¬ dallion inser ¬ tions in the cor- ¬ ners Half inch hem machine h e m s t i tched stylish and dur ¬ able A pair of Two Given for 175 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp Neat appear- ¬ ing and an excellent time keeper Solid nickel silver case with ornamental back Nickel movements escapement fully jeweled The famous -- extra fine Art Picture Greeting Given for 8 lion heads cut from Lion Ccf f e e wrappers and a 2 cent Easter hP31 KV stamp A Knickerbocker Watch ashBeit and Buckie N nnmmnnmananefHnMumaxMaxKS Ladies Watch Chain Ml 1 ill nil ii ill Si 1 prsv 1 I A i iiiri in iliirjiiir- m P mi II 1 I 11 ifs Mention your waist measure when sending ill j j wr A double strand of best silk cord united at intervals with colored beads neat and substantial For 15 Hon heads and a 2 cent stamp these handker chiefs given for 18 lion heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c stamp Childrens Picture Book w Ml Mailed free fcr i 5 Hon heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2cent stamp Latest style Im orted Muck Swiss gros grain ribbon belting stylish Imitation oxidized silver buckle neat strong and fashionable j Watch Gents ii 1 ¬ sir Silver Napkin Ring MC For 15 lion heads and e cent stamp Neat and substantial Made of dur able metal heavily silver plated Two diilerent 2 ¬ Hailed free for 90 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp The Inger celebrated soil watch stem wound and stem set durable nickel plated case each watch accompan ied by guarantee of the maker A re liable time keeper ¬ ¬ fifa n y pages of valu cooking realso treatise on the labor of the kitchen dining room laundry sick room and remedies for the more com mon diseases Given for 15 lien heads and a 2cen Given for 10 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp Sixteen large pages of Mo-¬ ther Gxse Melodies illustrated aud with nicely lithographed cover We have different tooks so you can get an as- ¬ sortment contrast to the little girl and her white East- ¬ er lilies Size 14x28 appropriate inches The background of royal dark blue an furnishes room artistic picture that will grace the finest drawing-- highly if WiJkmk - For 10 lion heads and 2 cents we will send it tinned ready for hanging Flower Picture C3P Century Cook Book able ceipts 368 5 ¬ Ladies PocketBock latest shape Black seal grain leather with five separate divisions including a tack pocket with ilap to hold visiting cards secure Given for 25 lion heads from Lion -- Larsre size and CNtUrV IjL patterns Coin Purse 1 For 8 lion heads and a 2c stamp American Beauty Roses and Size llx2t inches Bright and artistic coloring Lilies-of-the-Vall- ¬ IN THE DAIRYING DIVISION TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE X Ziale value to the community He may then become a property holder and as such a thoughtful and conservative voter With the increase of liis property interests he gains in importance as a tax payer and necessary consulta¬ tions with his white neighbor about voting- measures will follow The black man has implicit confidence in the White mans advice in business legal and religious matters and when lie U vhh ecpial freedom be able to consult him regarding politics the sit ¬ uation will at once change for the bitter A large number of colored people in every county owning tin ir own c at and comfortable homes and a bank account and cooperating- with their white neighbors in every manly way for the development of their own com munities will aid greatly in changing the present status of the negro as a citizen In Mr Washingtons opinion when both races shall cooperate in politics business matters religion and education the problem will in B great measure be solved and political out rages cease Although so well known and widely respected Booker T Washington is ig- - ¬ ¬ BOOKER T WASHINGTON norant of the date of his own birth when the war broke Night after said dawn of day on an old plantation in Virginia I recall the form of my sainted mother bending over the bundle of rags that enveloped my body on a dirt floor breathing a fervent prayer to heaven that Masai Lincoln might succeed and that some After day she and I might be free the close of the war Booker Washing ton went with his brothers to West Virginia where they worked in the coal mines for pay in money One day on seeing a negro laboriously spelling out a group of i newspaper paragraph toat him with who gazed colored people open mouthed wonder and veneration a desire for study was awakened in the He obtained a situation to do boy chores for a lady who taught him to read ¬ ¬ His life began as tion in Virginia a very small boy out for he once night before the a slave on a planta- ¬ He must have been Soon was a school where black after on hearing that boys regard to burning them the first year VJ LJJL n IIMTT Table Cover and after that the students did all he a Ladies Pen Knife work themselves Other young men Durable Boys Pocket Knife For IS Hon heads cut from dark fl learn bricklaying and others still to b Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c colored carpenters A large tract of valuable The Easy stamp Large ize srood mamaterial opener terial handles nicely decorated that will timber land is now owned by the instrong sharp and assorted colors stand mmW stitute upon which a good sawmill has blade The green grata and trees the little washing red wood brown kitten and the girls snow white 92 inches been erected all lumber needed being handle drew form a pleasing combination of colsnuare cut here Joiner woi k and can ore Size 15x21 inches flailed free for including fancy fringed border Mailed For 2 lion heads and a 2c stmp 8 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp free for 25 lion heads and a 2c stamp making are taught All the carts wag sspsgr 23S5ESS M on the place ons and carriages fun are made on the premises and the r ST53 THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE LION COFFEE PREMIUMS Another list will hickory lumber wagons are in such de ¬ shortly appear in this paper Dont miss it I The grandest list of premiums ever offered mand that all not needed are readily When writing for premiums send your letter in the same envelope or package with the lion heads If more than 5 iion heads are sent you can sold to surrounding farmers It i save postage by trimming down the margin Ask your grocer for large j iou always know LION COFFEE by the wrapper It is a sealed pack always intended to have a building in illustrated premium list Address alt letters to the age with the lions heau In trout It is absolrieiy pure if the package process of construction for the bene is unbroken LION COFFEE is roasted the day it leaves the factory WOOLSGN SPEQE Toledo Ohio fit of the building classes This yeai it is a trades school building fifi rm Tt t1y tra3sffl -year it was a handsome brick church with a seating capacity of 2000 The plans were made by the instructor in mechanical and architectural drawing Then if yoi like you can increase the loft to cure In May the dry leaves are sequence of some accumulative change AN UNCUT DIAMOND a colored man named Taylor The stripped off and when the ribs are A lump of coal will He for centuries waters temperature The fish will net pews and cornices were designed by As Larse us a Blekory ut and Worth taken out the mass is wetted with a unaffected in contact with oxygen but pay any attention to the change if it students Men learning tinsmithing sweetened water containing an in- the combustion once started the proc- ¬ be made gradually and will eat a good Xcurlv One ils ndrcd Tlitu slating and putting in of electrical and deal more than in quite cold water In- ¬ fusion of licorice root As soon as the ess continues as long as there are elesuiid Dollars steam heating apparatus finished the crease the heat still more and he will flow of maple sap diminishes the spig ments to combine work Each year men and women ex develop a strong appetite and his skin A Xew York jeweler the other day gots are taken from the trees and the pert in different trades are gradual- d brought out a snail package no larger auger holes that held the spigots are will look clean and glossy A QUICKSILVER FOUNTAIN and largely sought as teachers in other than a hens eg which was wrapped up crowded full of the prepared tobacco You may go on with this treatment institutions They know their lines oi in a common piece of white paper leaves A tapering pine plug is then An Odd Exhibit from Queensland for any length of time always slightly business well and seem to have no dif- Undoing it he showed what appeared to driven into the hole on top of the to ¬ adding to the heat of the water and Which Is Soon to Be Made ficulty in obtaining employment In London giving the fish more and more to eat be yellowish white pebbles about the bacco and sawed off flush with the A large part of the furniture used at size of a large hickory nut says the Sun tree until the water is as hot as your hand The government of Queensland are can bear If you then put the fish in a the school is built here Harness-makin- g of that city In midsummer when the maple flasaddlery printing tailoring black he said but worth voring has had time to permeate the going to show the world or such por- ¬ radiated aquarium that is an aquari ¬ A mere trille smithing painting plain and fancy nearly 100000 mass and the wad of leaves has turned tion of it as may visit the forthcoming ¬ um with heat playing on a part of it so cooking candy making millinery that one half of the water is colder tharr The onlooker was amazed and took it dark and shrunken to half its original exhibition at Earls court that the colquicksilver equally the other the fish will keep to the hot dressmaking laundry work and even in his hand You mean 1C0 he sugbulk the plug is bored out and a solid ony can produce says part and bask in it It is said that a nursing Tinder a capable trained nurse gested cylinder of excellent chewing tobac- ¬ with America Spain and Austria fish will even live a little while without1 are taught There is a foundry and Xo 100000 It is a South Afriean co is found Xearlj all the farmers in the London Mail in a glass outward discomfort in water not a A mere pool of quicksilver machine shop diamond that is still uneut and there northern and western Penobscot coun- ¬ case would be no indication at all so great deal below the boiling point A1 As a large percentage of the southare about 150 carats in it At the rate ty are making their own chewing tobac- ¬ those responsible for the arrangement fish certainly seems to derive benefit ern negroes must live in the country of 50 a earat this would make more co this year of the Queensland section propose to from living in hot water and is better especial attention is given to agricul- ¬ than 90000 but of eourse the larger show this precious liquid mineral lend ¬ enting after such a life when it is dead ture Mr Jeorge W Carver head of stones are more valuable 1 suppose MIGHT DESTROY ALL LIFE ing a new and effective beauty to a this department is a graduate of Iowa this is the largest diamond ever brought Chinese Politeness state college A recently Utued pam ¬ to this eountry The name of the im- Teila the Great Electrician Afraid fountain When in Shanghai Prince and Prin ¬ Mr C Bright FRSD A M Inst C phlet of his tells how he raised between porter Thats a secret which we are That He Mig ht Itrnite the E is the engineer responsible for this cess ITenry of Prussia were given an two and three hundred bushels of sweet not allowed to divulge Atmosphere novel departure in the way of foun- ¬ amusing example of Chinese politeness potatoes on an acre of ground where Now that uneut diamonds are free of interesting de- ¬ In a signed article in the current tains and he gave some to a Daily Mail While visiting a notable mandarin their the average yield is less than 30 bushels duty the importations are on a much host asked through the interpreter the per acre A large herd of cows and a larger scale than heretofore The one number of the Electrical Review Nic ¬ tails of its construction age of Prince Henry On being told good dairy and creamery furnish oppor- ¬ in question has been considerably ola Tesla describes some of his ex ¬ representative the other day This he said can hardly be called that the emperors brother is a little tunity for instruction in dairy work ground down but had no polish or periments in the line of electrical cur- ¬ 3G the mandarin turned to the to which especial attention is given sparkle to suggest that it was a dia- ¬ rents of high voltage and gives details a fountain in the ordinary acceptation¬ over of dealYou appear 50 prince and said He of the word for the difficulties ¬ The disof the coll which he uses For the last ten years a conference of mond at all ing with such a heavy body as mercury then inquired the age of the princess charges of such a coil he adds when negro farmers from a dozen states has as who is 32 The interpreter Itrr Voigt of an electro motive force of a few mil- ¬ are too great to allow of a jet such MAINE CHEWING TOBACCO met annually under the guidance of Mr square lions of volts excite powerful affinities one sees playing in Trafalgar an ar ¬ an honest citizen of Stettnn hesitated Washington at Tuskegee to talk over to inform the princess what the man ¬ we are going to have is their affairs They are composed of Farmers Flavoring It with 3Iaple in the atmospheric nitrogen causing What basins one above darin replied on learning her age it to combine readily with the oxygen rangement of two Sirup Just as Their tirand- those born too soon to enjoy educa ¬ enam- ¬ Prince Henry however has a smatter- ¬ and other elements particularly in the the other These will be of iron fathers Did These people ex tional advantages presence of aqueous vapor So ener- ¬ eled black to give a greater effect to ing of Chinese and laughingly com- ¬ hibit such intense interest in the pro ¬ Out with it YoigtV The manded Since the price of plug tobacco went getic are these actions and so strange- ¬ the falling quicksilver ceedings that their one day in the Chinese flatterer had told the princess up a good many farmers in Maine ly do such powerful charges behave year is much too short for them You look GO WATER FISH IN HOT And thus is the race problem work have been making their own chewing that I have often experienced a fear that ¬ ing itself out in the heart of the section tobacco just as their grandfathers did the atmosphere might be ignited a terMore Preclons Than Diamonds We May Believe This Acconnt They Among the rarest of precious stones where those deeds are sometimes com- ¬ Tobacco seed is bought in Virginia or rible possibility which Sir William If Enjoy It and Seem to Grow the green garnet is probably the most mitted that cause so much discission Kentucky and planted in hot beds or Crookes with his piercing intellect has Fat In It boxes early in the spring After dan- ¬ already considered Who knows but valuable This gem is of superb rich pro and con by thos e at a distance ¬ shade far more brilliant than that of of the real condition ger from frost has passed the seed- ¬ such a calamity is posside And who who are ignorant A fish is naturally a cold blooded ani A green garnet easily of affairs in the black belt of the south lings are transplanted in rich ground can tell with certitude tiat periodical mal but if you take a fish and keep him the emerald allowed to grow until September cessations of organic life on the globe and EDWARD JULIAN in slightly tepid water for a month or commands double the price of a pure 1 The stalks are cut off near the might not be caused by ignition of the so he will soon get used to it and be diamond of equal size because it is so First Citizen Is their baby bright ground on a dry day and the whole air and destruction of itfc exceedingly rare while red garnets are a plant with leavesjittached is hung in a Hes Second Citizen Bright qualities accidentally or as a con- - perfectly healthy says Public Opinion so common that their cost is trifling V veritable creeping dictionary Puck 1 ¬ ¬ For 5 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp Color dark brown Made of tine kid leather chamois lining nickeled frame with strong snap fastening 1 ¬ ¬ The Dancing Lesson i Jo- - J- Coffee wrappers and a 2c stamp X stamp ¬ 1 ¬ MSK I 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE 1 -- y y y P mmmWi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ life-sustaini- ng J THE BCUREOJN NLWfc PARIS KY PEI THE BQBEBQN DEWS Nineteenth ear KHtanltahed 1881 AT OCTOBER 13 1899 I OUITlAKV Fiiueral Aiiiuuncemntrt of igeu Mis Id NUPTIAL KNOTS 1 Bceed Cit- - Kngagmiieut Auuoum eiunizatiou Of The MarruMg eiiittiUM RAY Aud 80I Vow j 11 Belle Alleu daughter of Mr a id Mrs W B Allen of Ouucan ave Published every 1ntnnnv and lriday by nue died Tuesday morning at four WA f TER CHAMP z and Otanet tflltfil oclock attr au illness of Several weeks feWlK fHAVSP The deceased was an of typhoid fever exceptionally bright and lovely young Make all Ckerkx Wnnru rirfv etr Pay lblc to trie ortler oMhasp Bim lady tweutv yan wiio graduated last June trom Hauiiltou College and a sad blow to her parents ADVER1 QfiAfc RATE her death Display oue dollar per inch for fij el Inser who havf lately moved to tkftl city The tion half rates each iusertion thereafter JLocals or reading notices ten cesitb Dei funeral service were held t ten oclock tine each insertion Locals In black type yesterday morning at the residence by enty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines ccvant us full lines when Prof Ragertnao or Hamilton College runuing at line rates consigned to tbeir Obitu8r cards of thanks cans on candi and the remains dates resolutions of respect and matter of last earthly resting place in the Palis like nature ten cents per line The ptH bearers were Frank Special rates given for large advertise ooateter ments and yearly cards Botrdeu Dwiirht Bowden Banks Neal Sauford Alleu Frank Allen and Trigs Wood The deceased was the valedic Political News torian of tbe class of 99 at Hamilton Senator Jhae Bronstoa has declared aud a number of her schoolmates ac against Goebel and will make an ad companied by Miss Warford came down dress to morrow night at the Lexington to pav their last respects to thwir beloved Opera bouse giving his reasons youutj frieud Gov Bradlby will make three speeches Joel S Berty wbo was born in this daring the campaign at Louisville on county February 24 1830 died at his the 19th Owensboro on the 231 aud home in Paris October 8th 1 899 Fu Ashland on the 30th neral services were conducted by Eld Senator Goebel speaks to day at Green- Robert Grabam of Lexington in the Christian Church at North Middletown ville and to morrow at Hodgenville Hon A J Hunters of Illinois is where from early manhood Mr Berry cemetery making a speach to a crowdof 350 per- had held membership In the sons at the court house as The News near by his remains were laid to rest in goes to press He was introduced by tbe presence of a large gathering of his fneuds attorney T E Moore Jr Mr Berry was a prosperous farmer of Fourteen students of Kentucky Uni this eoLuin unity aud was well known as versity are ill of typhoid fever at the a breeder of shon horns aud trotting Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington horses He was for irauy years director and at cue time President of the North Col VV C P Breckinridge will de- Middletowu bank He was noted for Kentucky his teuaeions adherence to his jwlitioal liver an address to day and religious opinions and for his open Day at the Dallas Texas fair handed fa s vitality He was twice married first to Miss THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE Catheriue Butler one of natures uoblest News and Comment ot tr Matters atl women There were born to them five Other Goesip daughters and two sons He idolizKl 1492 A ROCOO IN DELL both mother and children Mr Berry The attraction at the Paris Grand married a second time Miss Mary Ware Monday night October 16th will be of Lexington Ky To her were born clever Delia Rocco in 1492 the piece two children a son and a daughter made famous by E E Rice several He is survived by his devoted wife and Berry Walter children years ago The piece is filled with nine Mrs Cannon Alice bright dialogue and amusing situations Mrs all of Missouri and offeis numberless opportunities for Florence Bryant Covington Miss arrie clever people to do entertaining things James Berry of Lexington Mi6 1492 had a long run in New York and of Hamilton College Chicago and has also been very success Sarah of Christian Orphan School Ful ful on the road The sale of seats will ton Mo Miss Annie of Fanning Or begin at Brooks drug store to morrow phan School Nashville Tenn Ware Berry and Miss Louise of Paris morning Mr Berry having unfortunately lost his health dud his property located There are eleven Uncle Tom com- ¬ both in Paris about nine years ago panies on the road this season His faithful wife and children have warmest sympathy of the entire Crestou Clarke is making an adapta- tbe community in their sad bereavement tion of Nicholas Nickleby It will F W H deal chiefly with Nicholas adventures North Middletown at Dotheboys Hall and next to the hero Bmike will be the leading character ¬ VAUOilT Mr Charles Dorsey Rty of tiais city ael i- - ¬ w--r- e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Vangbt Hampton in were united Maysvi le of gre n marriage at a beautiful and whit wedding at hnh noon Wed nesday in the Maysville Methodist Church Th ceremony was performed by Rev J O A Vaught father of the bride The chancel whs bauked with fetus and interspersed with white flowers makiug an attractive background for the nuptial scene Tbe bride who is an es posnesing C3ptiOually lovely gitl qualities was very many admirable pretty in white Paris mnsliu en traiu w ariug the customary veil aud carrying brides roses The bridesmaids were her sisters Misses Louise Vaught and Sallie Vautrkt both gowned in green organdie auo weariug large black hats trimmed with Both carried bunches of long plumes ferus The ushers were Mr John Williams of this city aud Mr Vaught of Versailles a consiu cf the bride Mr Ray tbe groom in a son of Dr J Ed Ray of this city and is a popular young man of sterling worth who has a legion of friend to wish happiness to him and to his bonny bride Among the guests from a distance were Mrs Anna Hart Mrs B B Hutch and Mi s Kate ¬ ¬ 1 Mil Kv i J HI P111 ii f1 J J III WI iHLJMi 1 i FRAN K W CO Leedeis lq Style and Fasto NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK V s5ia I rl ft f- Black Orepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings The great Temperance medi- ¬ cine which does not brace up but builds up It purifies the BLOOD ¬ ¬ ¬ strengthens the STOMBessie Holliday Mary McClintock ACH and heals the LUNGS Iivme Davis Col J G Craddock Judge Chas D Webb Mr V K Shipp and son aud Mr John Williams of Public Speaking Oates this city and Mrs W H Miller of Millersburg They were also guests at Hon Comb Tow es the noted silver a charming Wedding breakfast at the orator of Wisconsiu will 8iak in this city on Saturday October 21t Vaught home Jude T arvin of Covington is also announced Mr Ray and bride left Wednesday to speak in Paris on that date afternoon for a trip to New York and Rev S E Smith and Prof Jas E Wood are announced to speak in Paris other Eastern cities Wednesday night October 18tb for the METOER CLAYBROOK The nuptials of Mr Robert Meteer and Mis8 Frances Claybiook were quietly celebrated yesterday afternoon at four oclock at the Claybiook home near Th ceremony was perHutchisou formed by Rev Dr Rutherford of this eity The bride who as noted as a lovely and charming young lady tbe daughter of Mr Elden Clay brook was becomingly gowned in white silk The groom is a worthy aud popular young farmer of the Hutchison precinct The bridesmaids were Miss Fannie Mann of this city aud Miss Grace Gilt ner of Hutchison The groomsmen were Mr Will Meteer brother of the groom and Mr vieorge Hunt of Lexington After partaking of a wedding supper at the brides home Mr Meteer and wife drove to Lexington in a carriage to take O train for a wedding trip in the C the East The engagement is announced of Miss Bird Rogers of Georgetown and Mr James E Lipscomb of Danville Va The marriage will occur on No- ¬ vember 15th The Cincinnati Commercial- - Gatttte yesterday printed the following of the Knights Templar Conclave in that city of Knight Walter Fischer Sir Maysville and Miss Katheryn Lowe of Paris Ky were married in the parlors of the Palace Hotel at 11 oclock yester day morni lg Rev Gervaise Roughton officiating Friends and relatives of the bride aud groom in attendance were J H Cummings and Dr W 8 Yayell of Maysville Mrs Oscar Johnson Millers Edgar Walker burg Miss Walker and John Doyle Flemingsburg and Ed Myall Paris Mr and Mrs Fiecberwill remain here till Saturday ¬ ¬ ¬ craft Mrs Junius Clay Misses Mavme New Style Winter Wraps Jackets Capes Fur Gollarettes Republican ticket Fur Collars and Scarfs of Every Description Joseph Stockford Hodgdon Me healed a sore ruuning for seventeen vears and cured bis piles of long standiug by usiuK DeWittf Witch Hazel Salve It cures all skin diseases W T Brooks In an eating contest at Harrodsbnrg glutton ate four bowls of oveter soup one pound each five plates of chicken one half pound each two plates of bam one half pound each aod one half pound of bread lor a priz- - of a colored ¬ ¬ ¬ five dollars V Sacrificed to Blood Poison Those who have never had Blood Poi f on can not know what a desperate con- ¬ dition it can produce This terrible disease which the doctors are totally unable to sure is communicated from one generation to another inflieting its taint upon countless innocent ones Some years ago I wag ineculafted with polsoa by a nurse who Infected my babe with blood taint The little one was unequal to the struggle Franl 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY STREET ¬ Rockers are popular wedding gifts are acceptable presents at any time The comic opera version of Cyrano de and has a fine line of them Bergerac which Francis Wilson pro J T Hinton Look at the xockereand price them duced is a failure It may be converted tf into a burlesque Millions of dollars is the value placed Mabel Howard will be the star in the by Mrs Mary Bird Harrisburg Pa on second Zaza company which began its tbe lift of her uhild which she saved from croup by the use of Oue Miuute season Mondav Might Cough Cure It cures all congbs colds and throat and lung troubles VV T Tyler and her husband R D Brooks Odette MacLean have commenced their season in Anthony Hopes Phroso which was originally brought out in this country by the Empire Stock Company last winter The new stars gave the initial perfor Pleurisy and pneumonia are fre- ¬ mance in New Yorkand were enthusiasquently developed in a very short tically received space of time from a common cold and if such an acute inflammation of N Reduced Kates L the lungs is not promptly allayed the worst may happen With the aid National Convention Christian Church of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup however at Cincinnati one fare round trip you need not have any fear for this great remedy speedily subdues the October 12 14 16 IT limited to 21st eases the pain in inflammation One fare round trip to Nashville Oct breathing and always effects a cure 15 and 16 limi ted to 23d account of in a wonderfully short time trotting races ¬ ¬ Pleurisy ¬ foot and no language w jr can express my feelings of woe during thdse long years I had the best medical treatment Sev eral physicians successively treated me but all 74HMMVl to no purpose The mercury and potash seemed to add fuel to the awful flame which was devouring me I was advised by friends who had seen wonderful cures made by it to try Swifts Specific We got two bottles and I felt hope again revive In my breast hope for health and happiness again I improved from the start and A com- filete and perfect cure was the result S S 8 only blood remedy which reaches des perate oases Mrs T W Lib Montgomery Ala ¬ and its life was yielded up to the fearful poison For six long years I suf fered untold misery I was ooTered with sores and ulcers from head to ¬ The Old and the Law seated violent oases It never fails to cure perfectly and permanently the most desperate cases which New Election the reach of other remedies are beyond Of the many blood remedies 8 S S is the only one which can reach deep shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson If your childs lsgrigs aug4tf DeBuITs Cough Syrup Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia Under the old election law we sold shoes as we are selling daily front our Never were such values offered in Davis Thomson our goods at a profit but under the new law they go at cost for cash We mean is purely vegetable and is the only business selling out at cost for the blood remedy guaranteed to contain no money W T Talbott Co mercury potash or other mineral Valuable books mailed free by Swift oct6tf Specific Company Atlanta Georgia COMFORTS SSSrfte Blood mumim miiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiu iiiiiiimii bargain counter Isgrig Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it 1rice 25 cts At all druggists OYSTERS OYSTERS We have received our first ship- ¬ WANTED Every Housekeeper to Try JUDGE US Judge us by what we are doing Judge us by the continued crowd of buyers Judge us by the kind of clothing you see your neighbors and friends have pur- ¬ chased Judge us by our prices Get your friends to tell you how much they paid Thats al we ask You get the best truly the best when you buy of us Youll find our clothing just right every way ways you hadnt thought of before Remember you an always get your money back if you are not satisfied Your Money Back On Demand I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comforts in Paris Dont buy until you see them 1 1 Bnrnham s ment of Fresh Oysters for this season They are fine If you are seeking something new to The new Jelly Powder There tempt your appetite is nothing now on the TRY A CAN market like last Jra 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 11 11 1 1 in 11 1 1 1 it 1 in 1 1 m I114U1 ii 1 COMFORTS CELERY We are also receiving regular shipments of Choice Fine Wrhite Plume Celery We keep constantly on hand a full supply of Fresh Fruits and HASTY JELLYCON I can furnish you at any time Undertaking in all its branches It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mantel is warranted to produce a work ed to Carriages for hire Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Six Flavors Orange Lemon and TILINGS always on hand Raspberry Strawberry Wild NIGHT PHONE 32 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 Cherry Calfsfoot Vegetables PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Parte Ky JAMES Jas m k v Son L Saloshin Co J T HINCON V- m li THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Hon E E Bainbkidge of Owen ton Supervisor of the Census of this ConNineteenth Year Established 18811 gressional District wab in the city yes lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as terday To a News man Mr Bain coed ciuss mail matter bridge said This is uiy first vitat to Paris and I aui here to become acTELEPHONE NO 124 quainted with the people The census will be taken in June next lu the SUBSCRIPTION PRICES meantime enumerators for the Magi--terPayable in Advance districts will be appointed and in 2 00 Six mouths One year 100 structed as to their duties etc On being questioned as to appointments he Make all Checks Money Order Etc payable to the order of Champ Bro he replied None h is been made nor will there be until ample time has been given to those who desire to ap- ¬ ¬ ¬ al FRIDAY OCTOBER 13 1899 HE BQOBBajf HEWS Census Supervisor I Tow pg COMErtS 3 A L jfgXTION AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN Army Recruits Wanted First Lieutenant J N Wright of the B The tax bills are now viici tion and all not paid by November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be pelled to pay for vertising 1 X F Rider of the Cavalry Regulars will be at the Iff I f m I WVV V H I SALE AND OPENING Hotel Fordham to morrow for the pur- f AT I Nhlm Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At pose of recruiting men for active service botu white and colored Tht- Depots lu The Hotel Lobbies And iu the army m n will be enlisted Both of these reAND Bmritan The young ladies of Richmond will cruiting officers have seen active service in Cuba having served in the campaign give a leap year ball to night aijaiust Santiago de Cuba Mis Daisy Boone has returned home from a visit in Hamilton O We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords Miss Eddie Spears is spending a few this week nothing so comfortable on the feet these warm days days with relatives in Lexington Isgrig Davis Thomson Rev H E Spears is at home from aug4tf Beattyvilie on a visit to relatives ply for places Mrs J H Powell ot Louisville is GRAND OPERA HOUSE I have 2 new farm wagons that I will of her tsistei Mis E P Beau tell at cost Geo W Stuart directly tbe guebi Ac in Mrs Wilgus Luxon has returned to xxx w t V r lvj wtllA4t 0pp08ite L N freight depot LXJ MONDAY OCTOBER 16th Lexington alter a visit to trieuds in this 15 P O E Notes city Special Engagement of The Ever Miss Maud Stout was the guest of Popular Efforts are being made to organize an -in Lexiugton this Mrs A B Brown Elk lodge at Mav ville com- ¬ Four new members were elected to week W A Hill Sr and Mits Lizad- ¬ the Paris lodge Tuerday night at the zie Mrs are visiting Mrs Lee Barbour Hill regular meeting and Her Superb Casino Company in The Elks Carnival which is in pro- - in Louisville Joseph Ewalt and Jas Messrs gress in Louisville this week is a mam G moth show and is amusing 10000 people Stewart attended the Kuights Templar sched- - every A grand shower of meteors is day It is as good ae a circos and Conclave in Ciuciuuati this week A Host of Artists Vocalists Comedi14 uled for November twice as big The show will continue all D W Peed attended the Elk Carni ans and Dancers Beautiful Girls Wednesday will be Elk val at Louisville and the Kuights Tem READin Geo W Stuarts adv how to of next week New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all Handsome Costumes Day and all Paris Elks are requested to plar Conclave at Cincinnati this week get a load of coal free Gorgeous Stage Accessories assemble at the Louisville Hotel The former efforts at pric s exceptionally low Here are a Miss Anna Connell is visiting friends Intricate Mechanical Effects N baby show Wednesday had over two in Frankfort She attended the Elk Capt W H Kirby of the L Identically the same as given at the few special items at special figures Casino in New York City has returned from a trip to Oklahoma hundred entries Carnival at Louisville with a party of ADMISSION 25c 35c and 50c The Lexington lodge gave a social friends Wednesday Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra fine quality Flannelettes foMP The President has decided upon Reserved Seats at Brooks Drug Store session Tuesday niht in honor of Band2 kind per yd patterns E B January Newt Clark ThanksMessrs Thursday November 3Jth as I9e- master John C Weber of Cincinnati and J T McGrath have returned from Handsome Plaids for Skirts Jram Outing Flannels in large variety rag Day giving who is a member of the Cincinnati lodge Paducah where they attended the Ken In the Matter of the Assigned lOe to 1 per-- yd- - nlar 10c kind for 5c be Mr Weber has played with Robinsons A large line of pedestals can Estate of Win Schrote Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dre6s Eiderdown flannels for all purpewa tucKy I O O F Grand Lodge Meeting found at J T Hintons at reasonable circus Michael Brand Theodore Thomas Goods 25c per yd-- 15e kind for 10e Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock oct4tf prices Take a look at them Rices Minstrels the Emma Abbott Best Quality Percales and Panangs See the extra wide and fine Ttt were gue6ts ot the Misses Dillard iu Opera Co and other organizations He 12c kind for JSOl-8 l 3e Linen at W L McClintock and wife have Lexington Wednesday nd Thursday has been at the head of Webers Military The creditors of Wm Schrote will They attended the Stofer McClintock moved into their new home on the cor- Band for nine years and now furnishes take notice that the undersigned will on Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Chenpv wedding Wednesday ner of Twelfth and High Streets music for the Latouia races and four Miss Julia Hamilton of Newport SATURDAY OCTOBER 14TH Four white and five colored recruits Cincinnati theatres His baud is playing who has been visiting friends and rela Call and see our new goods and get prices before from Carlisle passed through here yes- this week at the Lexington trots tives in and near Pans returned home at their office in Paris Ky receive terday en route for the Philippines chasing your fall goods See those beautiful lamps in amber vesterdav accoinnanied bv Miss Jennid claims against the estate of William Schmte verified as required by law Columbian halt doPars which were red and blue tints at J T Hintons Kenney and Miss Katie Dudley who grading Stamps given with every purchase THE CENTRAL TRUST CO OF higr iy prized as souvenirs several years They make most acceptable wedding will 6pend several days with her PARIS KY oct4tf ago are circulating fieely in Paris just presents Assignee Former Parisian Louis Lilleston 12sep4t ow DOW For sale Set of solid walnut bed who is now a salesman for Harris tbe If yon cannot i eal this small print at a distance o4 1 4 inches jr City ha6 eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention fashionable hatter in Kansas Read Geo W Stuarts big adv for room furniture Will sell cheap In remembered The News and other Paris quire at The News office for name of Imperial spectacle and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly oentrel particulars about the guessing contest OF- made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of tickets to the grand masque friends with 13oct3t owner durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bo wens system they always give satisfaction for tfe of Parisians ball of the Kansas City Karnival Krewe For the accommodation are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit New Lodge Organized who wish to attend the Bronston speakYon will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better olf w4tJhow The Illustrated Kentuckian for Octoany glasses than with cither of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable SkflLtftP A lodge of The Fraternal Union ber contains a picture of Miss Josie ing at Lexington to morrow night a dealer aud they will last longer without change and le cheapest in the end special train will be run to Paris leaving of America was instituted here Wednes Shawhan of Cyuthiana in its gronp of We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bovven who will viriff Lexington at 1030 One fare for the day night by Deputy Supreme Presi Kentucky beauties Miss Shawhan ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 21st at 2 PM our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and ia dent Samuel I Oeniond at the K of P who is well known here was voted as round trip all to call and have their eyes examined for which t here Is I will offer at ball The lodge is known as Henry the handsomest girl in the street fair on Henderson public sale my residence charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded street House contains Wanted To rent a dwelling of four Clay Lodge F U of A and has the carnival last week at Cynthiana six rooms bath room large hall and or five rooms near the business part of following officers which were elected Misses Amelia Clay Elizabeth basement Excellent cistern etc Only Paris Apply at The News office a few steps to City School and installed Wednesday night Woodford Elizabeth Spears and Messrs L GRINNAN noct3t Fraternal Master Neville C Fisher Aylette Buckner J Quincy Ward and Mr Hughes Bronston of Lexington Justice Chas W FothergiH of Mr George Alexander Wm E Sweeney have returned from a Truth Mrs M A Paton city has bought a lot on East of this trip to Olympian Springs going and re ¬ Mercy Miss Edna Lytle Main street between Park and Fayette turning on horseback and in buggies OF avmnes in Lexington and will soon Protector Miss Annie Hutchcraft The party was chaperoned by Mrs E F Secretary Sherman Stiver tk erection of a residence The Clay Sr and Mrs E F Clay Jr Treasurer Cbas D Winn at dinner on the party was entertained Malachi Turner a colored prisoner Guide Swift Champ NText visit Thursday Octoher 1899 return trip at Mr J T Woodfords in who recently escaped custody in this Guard Mrs Lida B Conway Mt Sterling city was captured in Lexington Wed Sentinel Leonard B Cook Our lease on mothers farm having Besday and brought back to tbi city I ask no more for the celebrated expired and as she has decided to sell Stewards George R Davis W Bruce Are advised that our stock He had been given a jail sentence for Miller and Mrs Corne Wafceon Mountaiu Ash Jellico than yon will the farm we will sell on Btealiug some jewelry Harware Stoves and beware Medical Examiners Dr H H Rob have to pay for other Jellico coal Geo Tuesday October 31st 1899 N W Stuart directly opposite L is large and complete Miss Esther Makgolen will receive erts and Dr F M Faries tf The new lodge bids fair to be a most freight depot the following stock and crop scholars on the violin at ber home on prices are aslow as anyone 18 head of horses successful organizMtion Henderson street during the fall and Special Circus Train 12 high bred cows all fresh and good make a speciilty of Builders winter Her terms are reasonable and ones Salt Three kinds -- Hartford City At home Kanawha and Michigan Table Salt satisfaction is guaranteed For the convenience of the public the ioo extra Shropshiredown ewes Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvaniz d Iron Work Steet nice yearling heifers every day excepting Thursdays and Geo W Stuart directly opposite L 30 N will run special trains this L Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ tbe 30 long yearling cattle toFridays afternoon at 115 130 and 145 and N freight depot 30 yearling cattle best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See night at 7 and 730 to the Forepaugh 12 Duroc Jersey sows J T Hinton has a handsome line of Golden Jubilee Convention 8 Poland China sows Sells Bros Circus at the Fair Grounds us before contracting pictures pretty enough for anybodys 7 Poland China boar shoats good ones Tbe tare for the round trip will be fifThe Golden Jubilee Convention of the WINN Best Poland China boar iu the county house Just the thing for a wedding teen cents Trains start from freight Missionary Societies of the Christian 1500 shocks of corn oct4tf present Wins Successors to Cook and passenger depots 20 tons baled hay Church began yesterday in Cincinnati Bxcursion Kates To Cincinnati with delegates present from every State Persons who enter G W Stuarts 20 tons baled strawall kinds Farming tools of and Territory in the United States and guessing contest can get tickets whenTerms made known on day of sale ConOn account of the Goldeu Jubilee Sale begin promptly at 10 a m from Canada England Australia New ever they purchase coal and can file their vention of the Christian Church the L BRO BISHOP H1BLER Ja- guess at his office any time before four N will sell tickets to day to morrow Zealand China Japan India and A T Forsyth Auctioneer noct Paris to maica It is expected that between oclock on election day or can mail them Monday and Tuesday from people will be present at any postoffice in the county before Cincinnati at 235 for the round trip 10000 and 12000 during the meeting which will continue that hour over Sunday Dont Buy the Seed Death Warrant Signed Sixty Parisians a car load from Mil Ashland News OF lersburg Carlisle and Maysville and a The death warrant of Clarence Wil A young man dressed in a natty suit We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered making a large number from Richmond and Win- liams under confinement in the Paiis of Uncle Sams blue has been chester went to Cincinnati yesterday jail foi the murder of Josie Tillman ha Stock9FarmImplemexiisc All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and house to house canvas of the various N Capt Throck- been signed by Governor Bradley who morning over the L towns He is selling lizard cactus mortons train was so heavy that two fixed the date of Monday December Slippers must gb this month regardless of price Many seed direct from Porto Rico The story engines were required to haul it Yes- 11th for his execution Williams senHaving decided to quit farming I will lots go at less than half price Our bargain table of he tells about the wonderful qualities terday afternoon twenty five more tence WH6 recently affirmed by the Court offer at public sale at 10 a m on and lare beauty of the plant makes many Call early anc for the convention the warrent was received by Sheriff THURSDAY NOVEMBER iTH broken lots is well worth your inspection buyers for the seed One woman who Parisians left It is just fifty years since the Ameri- Bowen vesterdav purchased some of the seed and planted at my farm half way between Paris get choice can Christian Missionary Society of this it has a fine crop of mustard Others church was organized in Cincinnati and Cynthiana on the Townsend pike Try Burnhams Cream Custard Ten andof my stock crop etc consisting of purchased are anxious to see what who all twenty five years since the Christian cent package enough for ten persons 8 Shorthorn cattle registered will bring forth it Board of Missious was organized in that 4 cows 1 yearliug heifer L Saloshin Co bull I Successful Shooting Tournament city The Foreign Missionary of the Beauty Leading a Man By the 1 heifer a Slap The Price of church was organized twenty five years Nose 1 heifer calf 3 grade cows The shoot given Tuesday and Wednes ago in Louisville The Christian Church 2 yearling grade heifers may mislead him sometimes but the In Judge Webbs court yesterday day at Alfred Clays by the Hill Top now has over 1100000 members The 1 steer calf 1 work horse beauty that leads a man to oar laundry Gun Club was the most successful ever first church of that denomination in morning Mamie Arnold colored was 2 work moles 8 fat hogs fined 750 for slapping a child 2 stands of bees 1 carriage The Hill Top Kentucky was organized at Cane Ridge given by that club is the Jfaultlese beauty of onr artistic 1 spring wagon 1 two horse wagon Jndge Purnell fined Jane Reed colHandicap on the first day was won by in this county by Barton Stone laundry work that he will never find t 1 corn planter 1 wheat drill ored five plunks for using abusive lan Jake Gay of Clark who killed fifteen 1 hay rake 1 mower miss leading oue Our exquisite lanndry r Quincy Ward was The Best Northern White Seed Rye guage calculated to provoke a breach of straight birds 1 breaking plow work is the acme of high grade excel- 1 cultivator tongneless second in this event scoring 14 out of Timothy and Clover Seed at Geo W the peace 1 double shovel plow N We do up shirts lence in tnis line 15 A R Elliot of Kansas City won Stuarts directly opposite L fond of Wild Cherry will be 2 harrows 1 wheat fan Those money in the matches on freight debot most of tbe collars and cuff in a manner that keeps 1 corn sheller delighted with a jelly made from Wild the second day Among the strangers 1 Bemis transplanter them in fine condition as well as look present were Mayor T M Lang and Mr Cherry Jellycon You recognize in it Cook County Marching Club 1 cider mill 1 giindstone D- H Willie of Roberts of Paducah ing as good as new at all times the real fruit flavor at once 300 shocks corn The Cook County Democratic Marchthe Cincinnati Gun Club J J Hallo L Saloshin Co 400 bushels wheat well of the U M C Co of Bridgeport ing Club has completed arrangements 3 stacks clover hay - - r Sm-- m iii Connecticut and many shooters from for its trip to Kentucky It will leave CCTRitl Lot of garden tools and household and Mt Sterling Richmond Georgetown The Goehel Bill kitchen furniture Winchester and Paris Messrs Alfred Chicago on the 17th There will be 250 Terms Sums under 20 cash larger Clay and T H Clay Jr will attend the in the party headed by Mayor Harrison Bill they go at cost for cash our sums four months without interest ne big shoot at Louisville to day and to-¬ It will visit Louisville Frankfort Lex stock of clothing overcoats suits and gotiable note BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR morrow Alfred Clay is the present ington and Paris returning home Dy way all W T Tallott MRS SALLIE S ADAIR Co oct lOtd champion of Kentucky having won the Phon 4 Main oihee at Parkeri James A T Fob th Auctioneer oct6tf of CiBcinnati big handicap last year at Louisville bv 4h Immuues and GO TO G LADIES TUCKERS MISSES lt j T - j ¬ ¬ Jackets Wraps P Thursday Friday j - TAX NOTICE Saturday t j October 26 27 28 THREE DAYS ONLY ¬ DELLA ROCCO Your chance of the season to buy you a garment at manufacturers prices nie WB0WENS BC 3US3tZ2 ¬ ¬ C03STT303Sr j j s ¬ ¬ NOTICE ¬ ¬ ¬ pir m ¬ ¬ CITY PROPERTY ¬ ¬ i son-in-la- w PUBLIC SALE Stock and Crop iJei If p skK ¬ OUR FRIENDS Ts3f THE PEOPLE ¬ Gh5q ¬ LOWRY ¬ ¬ ¬ 2000 PUBLIC SALE BARGAINS IN SHOES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG sasl two-year-o- ld two-year-ol- d ¬ - ¬ ¬ 1 - ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry si I iAULi THE WRECK Across the night a irray moon fell Through bars of shifting cloud to set Vv here iron reef and white wave met Sullenly at the doors of hell It saw the great ships dying tfcroe As one with dim drawn face who sees A dumb beast in its agonies And may not help and cannot goAnd peeping still from wind wrought caves It watched smid the swirl and strife Unlovely atoms each a life Tossed on the uproar of the waves Sick to the heart with fear untold Of that mad slaughter half descried It crept behind a cloud and died Then the black night was icy cold Last out of chaos calmly bright Day dawned and with a greeting roar Triumphant ocean flung to shore His broken playthings of the night Sydney Bulletin - jjuwiixvii njj t U Yhmo1 - iv x xiliAI UVylUDilill It lOUt rO- har nIrva ffirnlinU t U k bear rose on his hnd legs and struck out at my face with his claws Diavolo go back shouted the sentry to the brute and 1 whipped out my sword but the animal merely stood in the open doorway making no further advance his great jaws open and puffing like a black- ¬ smiths bellows Cospetto excellency call 01T the bear shouted the sentry again indeed he seemed positively to hate the animal and from inside came a low deep toned but mocking laugh Come back Pluto down you brute down then there was a heavy thud the tinkling of shivered glass and the bear dropping on its fore feet shambled 1 was considerably back into the room 6tartled and not a little angry but conceal- ¬ ing these feelings stepped boldly into the room keeping my drawn sword still in my - e- Vx flT u - o vva u 2KXfi o 1895 AH i nv L SVjntr VJCa Co Copyright by D Appleton rights reserved CHAPTER XXI THE RESCUE OF ANGIOLA The next day as the big gun from the citadel boomed out the twelft hour and all the Les of the town clanged forth the time five horsemen rode through the gateoi St An geo wliov doers were spread wide open The single sentry on July paced sleepily up and down he was loi ing for his noontide siesta and the guard ol a half score of Uag licnis tauces lay with their armor on bask ing in the mellow sun A subaltern officer who had evidently dined to some pur ose reclined on his hack half in half out of the shade of a few olive trees that grew to the left o the gate and the ruby on his cheeks showed up all the brightei against the green of the grass on w hkh h was stretch The horsemen wore mysel and my tour followers We had taken he route went the day before with Uian and the Ian I had formed warn this On mv admittance to the house Jacono and Haude Nere were to pat themselves at the floor and engage the guard Cli in and the lackey ti there in h rs s ii As soon as I ascer were to bold l tained the position of Angiolas room 1 would blow shrilly on a whistle I had par My men at the chased for the purpose with arquebuses as door who well as their swords would hold the passage and I should try and account for the Cava Here Paolo and bear off the prize If we succeeded we could easily make the gate and then the road to St Jerome lay open I ¬ ¬ 1 1 before us The fact that the attempt was to be made in broad dyludit to would be a safeguard as no one would deem that usually done undo- cover of such a dc night was to be adventun this hour had partly paved the way for my entrance by my call of yes ni was provided tusi le s to keep with a sufiieienth whilst took stock the cavaiiere II id been s Jacoj of his surround Mtefuily drilled as to how he was to an ived itself nounce me and the quest into hard hitting and a little luck 1 had die sod myself with particular care wearing m bfifT coat under a gay jerkin end a short velvet cloak hung roni my shoulders This am i attire was to act as a farther blind and aj all Ihe appearance of a mere y There was of coarse the visit of i possibility of ray being refused admittance I1 lo declining to see and of the me but this was not probable and if it did happen i ws ready for a bold stroke and with him a for this Bande N grenade with which to blow open the door As it turued out however we had no diffi On reaching the boose culty on this m 1 gl need up and saw a face peering at as the windows through the above but it was almost immediately with ¬ and knocked drawn a Jacop 11kj ce 1 have de ¬ firmly scribed of o wal gone Ui rough but on my name being mentioned tiie porter shut his peep hole there was the of a i ar the dank of sound of the rei and the door swung open with a chains Jen groan disclosfaga hall in which stood two men completely armed their arque ¬ buses at the n ady in their hands whilst the doorkeeper himself a sturdy knave stood full in the entrance swinging a bunch of - The bear which had stretched itself on the floor rose with a grunt but Baglioni pressed its head down and it sank back and began to hum itself between its paws like an enormous bee or rather with the sound a thousand bees might make After a little delay there was a knock at the door but apparently as usual the person outside whoever he was did not feel disposed to come in My host rose in anger and stepped across the room followed by his beast the latter passing unpleasantly close to me There was an altercation at the door my host went out with his pet and for a minute or two I was left alone 1 moved my seat nearer to the small table beside Bagli onis lounge and taking up the pack of cards began to shuffle and cut them The cavaiiere came back very soon a flask in one hand and a glass in the other hand he exclaimed as he Blood of St John The Cavaiiere di Baglioni set them down with a clink on the table I inquired At the Cavaiiere di Savellis service those rascals 1 will have their ears cut and a tall figure rose from a lounge chair off they fear this poor lamb and he and surveyed me 1 confess that my heart fondled the great bear which rose on its began to beat a little fast when 1 saw the hind feet and began muzzling its master 1 am not Corpo di Bacco man against whom I was to pit myself He surprised was far above the middle height and pro The king again and I flung down the pack portionately broad His grizzled hair part in apparent disgust ed in the middle hung down straightly to Down Pluto and Baglioni turned to his neck and a thick gray heard and mus me The king again What was that vou A cruel tache bid his mouth and chin aid hooked nose almost Hebraic in shape was Cutting left hand against the right I set between a pair of small and piercing lost three times eyes lis complexion was deathly pale and lost ten thousand one night over cuby tli light which fell from the barred win ttingbut help yourself and he pushed the saw beneath the skin the little red flask towards me and then filled his own dow bnes ol swollen veins which marked an in a bich be drained at a gulp temperate life At a small table beside the Come cavaiiere you are in no hurry cut hair was a pack of cards and a is half me through the pack filled with red wine the bottle from which With pleasure but my purse bearer is the wine was taken was lying in fragments downstairs will you permit me to see him By all means the heavier the purse the at the door where it had fallen and roken to bits aft r being flung at Pluto The bear better for me A favoi I cannot play with that beast was now beside bis master facing me his huge he down and swaying from side near me could you not send him away hed Send him away my familiar he said to side We remained for half a minute staring at each other and then Baglioni with an awful smile Xo ro Di Savelli spoke again with his deep Bneering accent be is my luck but shall keep him at a dis Is it usual for the Cavaiiere di Savelli to tance if you like I rose and went down to Jacopo and pay visits with a drawn sword in his hand Is it usual 1 replied for gentlemen to found him and Bande Nere already on took my be receive i by having a savage beast set at friendly terms with the guard purse from him and found time to whisper them a warning to strike the moment he heard Oh Pluto and lie touched the bear my whistle was reWhen I came back Pluto was t set at you man you won h re if be was lieved to find the bear fastened by a chain not be Pro ably if however you will call the to a ring in the wall The chain itself was beast to one side would like to discuss ny weak and could have been snipped with ease but the animal made no effort to strain business with you cavaiiere be at it and lay down as contentedly as a dog iiui the door and tit down there replied Pluto will not disturb as you can Baglioni bad pulled a table into the center put back your sword It would avail you of the room and was seated at it impatiently ruffling the cards little he grinned 1 did as I was Back at last be said and his voice had it cost me an effort but bidden and Baglioni sank back into his lost it measured cadence heavens I have lounge the bear still standing and keeping not spread ihe cards for a whole year what its fierce eyes on me Its master however stasv Simply cutting the cards Ins hand up and down its kept ru Yes It is the quickest game know Bhaggy coat whilst he asked in his measured Say a crown each turn to begin with voice Ye cut through four times and paid Well and to what do I owe the honor of over two crowns Baglioni laughed as he put visit this peddling stake- tl You would prefer no beating about the them on one side cavaiiere make them ten crowns a cut bush Agreed three cuts and a shuffle It is my way He n dded and I paid ten crowns feeling I have come f Well then cavaiore ie villi spcei bject and that is to at ihis rate that my purse would soon be you to change sides aid to use your in emptji but 1 snw hat the fever was taking ask flm nee with your cousin Count Carlo to do hold of him and offered to double the stakes ¬ ¬ f I ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ 1 1 1 ¬ 1 1 1 ¬ I 1 1 - 1 I 1 ¬ - ¬ - ke Is the Cavalie e Paolo Daglioni within 1 asked as 1 dismounted taking it for granted was to be received from the prepa- ¬ ration 1 saw was made He is signbre be pleased to follow With a warning glance to Jacono 1 stepped in finding myself in a hall of middle size the walls discolored with age and chipped and cracked in many places clearly the Casino Baglioni needed repairs At the end of the ball was a spiral staircase whose stone steps worn to a hollow in the middle by the passing and repassing of feet marked its great age Up this narrow stairway I followed the man until we reached a corridor hung on each side with rusty suits of ar- ¬ The mor and old and tattered banners musty place was very damp and there was a smell about it as if no pure air ever came that way ll was evident that the cavaiiere was on the alert for a man was on guard here armed like those below with sword and arquebus To him my guide addressed himself lie has come he said jerking his thumb Backwards at me Well announce him said the sentinel That is for you answered the janitor I had enough of Pluto this morning With this he turned on his heel and ran back downstairs jingling his keys The sentry stood still however and after waiting for half a minute 1 spoke my blood rising a little within me Will you be good enough to announce the Cavaiiere di Savelli on an urgent af- 1 ¬ likewise i follow the head of my bout Exactly You are aware that His Holiover 70 years of age ness he laud bin 01 Cod Alexand Well he cannot go on forever and if he were to die it is an end to the Iolie Iio he laughed it is an end to the Borgia Cavaiiere your employers are mad It will take not a little to break Ce¬ sare Cesare Borgia Duke of ilomagna Imola and raenza Marquis of Rimini Count oi Forli Cord of Pesaro and Fano Gonf al oniere of the Church good for a low born bastard eh Ho ho break Cesare Not you Stronger trees have fallen signore re member we have France and the Floren ¬ under Tre tines on our side and g0 lille and Trevulzio are not 20 miles from you i was playing a risky game If I did suc ceed in inducing this man to listen to my proposals and he actually persuaded his cousin to do likewise it would be a terrible blow to the Borgia On the other hand i ran the immediate tsk of being arrested and kept a prisoner or killed outright But it was the only way to gain time and look ively about me and whilst U stroked his strange pet making no reply to my last speech I glanced cautiously but carefully around the room Like the passage outside the wall- - were hung with old armor and old flags Time had defaced the pic¬ tures on the ceiling and such furniture as there was was old and the coverings of the chairs ind tables moth eaten and wine The stale odor of wine mingled stained with the must of a long untouched room and ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ r w UTT ir ii- s wi 1 - s A v JT Ugo ai Savelli I shouic m it not so May 1 ask your business if it is any mes-¬ sage from your master 1 aecline Lo hear it and she turned away with a motion of su-¬ preme disdain thinking no doubt thatl was a follower of Count Carlo Ho ho laughed Baglioni at my look of discomfiture the future countess can speak her mind 1 pity Carlo You had best cut short your five minutes cavaiiere and come back to the cards At this moment 1 heard the bear whining below impatient for his master and 1 knew his bonds were all too slender to hold him There was nothing for it but to save AngioLi All this happened in a in spite of herself flash and with my full strength 1 hit Bag- ¬ lioni below the left ear just where the neck and head united So sudden so unexpected was the blow that the huge man rolled ovei like an ox and a short shrill scream broke from Angiola My sword was out in a moment and 1 stood over Baglioni A cry a movement and 1 kill you like a dog 1 gasped out my breath coming thick and fast throw the key to the lady pick it up girl quick now run to the door and stand there 1 am here to save you It was done at once for Baplioni saw he must obey or die and springing back 1 closed the door quickly and turned the key Almost as 1 did so heard footsteps hurrying below and blew loudly on my whistle The sound of the whistle was followed by an angry shouting that was drowned by a lerriie oar and I saw Pluto before me rushing up the stair with the end of his broken chain still banging to him Baglioni was batter ing at the door behind me He was saff enough but my companion had dropped in a faint and I wanted all my hands and all my nerve to meet the beast who was now on the stairway not ten feet away from me to me was a heavy stool I seized this and flung it at the animal with all my strength and getting between his forefeet in caused him to stumble and slip back a half dozen steps but with another roar Pluto gathered himself together and rushed up again his jaws agape and white with I gave him the point deep into his foam neck It might have been a pin prick and he dented the steel with bis teeth Rising to his feet he struck at me tearing mv short cloak clean off my shoulders and hen my sword was up to the hilt in his side and we My left cheek was once touched grappled by his claws and seemed to be hanging in ribbons but although almost blinded with blood and choked by his fetid breath 1 held my head well down and drove my dagger again and again into the beast Angiola had recovered from her laint and above the grunting of the bear the battering at the door and the clash of steel below hea d her laughing in shrill hystei ics My strengx was about to give up all foi was failing lost when there was a loud report and with My band a howl the bear fell backwards somehow fastened itself to the hilt of my sword sticking in the animals side and the weight of him as he fell back and as I shook niysell clear treed the blade I stood half ck body sliding dazed watching the Ii limply down the stairs until it lay in a shapeless heap on 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on the floor were cards Evidently the cavaiiere had a weak ness in this direction and like lightning it flashed upon me t hat if he were a gambler the game was probably in my hands and 1 would drop policy and turn to the cards Iy thoughts were interrupted by Laglioni What evidence who broke the silence have you to show you are the person you represent yourself to be 1 can offer you none In matters like these one does not carry evidence about but if you like to send a trusted messenger to Rome to the Cardinal d Amboise seethe reception he will get or nearer still to Tre mouille And why come to me Because of your influence with your cousin and because you are a man who will play for a big stake and 1 risked the shot His eyes flashed and his hand stopped in its Prom that moment luck favored me and it the end of half an hours play the cavaiiere had lost all his ready money about GO crowns and owed me 5X10 besides lie did not take Ins losses well all the re strained self command which he first ex hibited gave place to a wild exejtement and his bands shook as he shuffled the cards his white face paling whiter than ever Curse the irdsl he said I have no luck The moment bad come for which I had been watching Time after time I felt in clined to strike a sudden blow but held my self in 1 said filling Xo more to day cavaiiere I have business and must away my glass I can ¬ A red flush came to his forehead not pay you at once he said in a low tone I replied the word of Baglioni Tush is enough but if you want a last try for your revenge 1 will cut you Double or quits he burst in Xo cavaiiere and I dropped the words out slowly the five hundred against a five minutes interview with the Lady Angiola He leaned back in his chair in amaze and 1 went on Listen to me I only want five minutes speech with her in your presence if you will come shall I cut or will you if Carlo hears he muttered Diavolo of this well yes I will cut first the ten a bad card to beat I cut carelessly and faced 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excellencys bear do not fear it else it might injure you cospetto But it is from a perfect fiend if you run day it It killed a poor woman the other I anThanks friend I will beware open the door spring swered and pushed a jng back a yard as I did so for with sbort ¬ movement through the fur of the bear My influence with my cousin is that he snapped his fingers but a big stake yes 1 like playing for big stakes I stooped and picked up a card holding it idly up between my finger and thumb This what I propose is a bigger stake than you could ever get on the king cavaiiere and with a twist of my wrist 1 sent Count- - Carlo had placed in charge of his the card from me it hit the wall opposite prize and when I saw the huge shaking hand with a smart tap and then floated slowly clutching the key I could not help thinking and noiselessly down to the floor of the that nerves like that would never hold a sword straight and that for all his size and room he courage the cavaiiere was not a very 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Pinkhams Vege- ¬ table Compound Have taken four bottles and used one package of Sanative vvasn ana teei nue a new woman I thank you so much for what your medi- cine has done for me Mrs M Baumann 771 W 21st St Chicago 111 writes After two months trial of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I can not say enough in praise for it I was a very sick woman with womb trouble when I began its use but now I am well - I I X athoritiis Cannot Agree on the Best Arc at Which to Plant Annie Trees one-year-o- ld T- - - yW A - vUJL- - ter to plant thoroughly discjssed by some of the EXTENSION LADDER most prominent horticulturists of the northwest The epiestion has been re ¬ Description and Pictures of One cently taken up by the Western Fruit That Is Bully Made and Op ¬ Grower of St Joseph Mo It has ob erated Without Difficulty tained and published the opinions of many prominent fruit growers nurs Upon almost everyfarm a tall ladder erymen and others on the subject but would be very convenient especially in there is nothing like an agreement of painting tall buildings picking apples opinion on the question Maj Frank etc but when a ladder is orer 20 feet Holsinger of Rosedale Kan would long it is very hard to handle especial-¬ other things being equal plant apple ly if one man has to do it alone For trees three or four years old N F high work 1 find that an extension lad Murray of Oregon Mo says der is very handy and I will try to de apple trees do better than small scribe one that is easily made and op but well grown one- Make two ladders of any length year olds have many advantages and erated you desire but I prefer 13 feet Make will give satisfaction in planting new the bottom one wide enough to admit Orchards Prof John Craig of the Iowa the top one inside of the frame On agricultural college is not very definite the rounds at the top of the bottom in his statement and evidently believes that it depends upon other conditions whether it is better to use or trees Peter Youngers Jr of Geneva Xeb prefers trees two years old J C Evans ot ¬ ¬ ¬ two-year-old The question as to whether it is bet- ¬ or apple trees hus been at times quite two-year-old This is a fact that sometimes is over ¬ One of the Grandest Offers Ever Made looked isin these days of hurry and scramble it a lest The meet The first five persons procuring the but John fact none the Co Chicago whose the M Smyth Endless Chain Starch Book from their advertisements are ap ar ing in this pagrocer will each obtain one large 10c per is a marked illustration in point A tremendous business package of Red Cross starch one large this firm strietiy on l has been bunt up by - merits Good goods 10c package of MHUBIN GEES BEST properly described and ottered at a very low search two Shakespeare pictures price the unlimited capital of the find ento printed in twelve beautiful colors as abling itSee buy on extremely advantageous ¬ terms striking natural as life or one Twentieth Cen- ¬ where in thi theissue and advertisement else write the John M tury Girl Calendar the finest of its kind Smyth Co loO to 106 West Madison St ever printed all absolutely free All oth- ¬ Chicago for its mammoth catalogue Every ers procuring the Endless Chain Starch familv should have it i ¬ ¬ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FREE Honest Methods Win EVERY COUNSEL WOMEN FOR SICK ¬ ¬ one-year-ol- ds Have motto of the governthe beautiful premiums which are be- ¬ ment of you heard thehaving heard it have Siam And ing given away This offer is only made you repeated it And having repeated it for a short time to further introduce have you caught its purely persona appli-¬ cation have you the famous RED CROSS starch and tried it onAnd having caught it- the motto your friends Tii the celebrated HFBIXGERS BEST Ah Wa Ta Xas Siam It sounds unintel cold water starch RED CROSS laun- ¬ ligible nonsense but keep saying it over as dry starch is something entirely new long as you can and as last as you can and last the and is without doubt the greatest inven- ¬ you will discover at sense that aptlyeastern patois has a western classi that tion of the Twentieth Century It has fies many a remorseful subject of Uicle Sam no equal and surpasses all others It For Ah Wa Ta Xas Siam is easily volved Chicago has won for itseif praise from all parts into Ah what an ass I am Chronicle of the United States It has super- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Book will obtain from their grocer two large 10c packages of starch for 5c and Motto of the Sianieie Xntion seded everything heretofore used one-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld nCj 1 1 EXTENSION LADDER section bolt two flat pieces of iron on the outside and bend them over so that when the top section is laid on the 1 rounels they will hold it in place On the lower ends of the top section bolt two irons and let them come down straight and at the end bend a hall circle so they will just fit over the rounds this will support the bottom oi the top section and the irons at the top will hold it in place The laddei can be doubled up and placed where you want it Push the top section up when you desire to climb higher and stop whenever you want it by simply setting the irons upon a round If it is not wanted for an extension ladder it can be slipped apart and used as twe single ladders The illustrations will show its construction Fig 2 in the cut shows the iron that holds the ladder together It is four inches wide at the top the side that has the bolts is three inches and the short side one inch long At 3 is shown the iron that is fastened to lower enel of top section M C Thomas in Ohio Farmer The prevalence of yellows among peaches makes their propagation by budding a danger in spreading the dis ease It is in the sap and if any tree which the knife cuts into to make a place for the bud is affected with yel lows the taint will be retained by the knife and spread the yellows to all the trees inoculated It is quite easy to be sure that a rich luscious peach is not affected with yellows especially if gathered from the tree The pit from such a peach ought to produce a valuable seedling and free from disease The low repute of seedling peaches dates from the time when the natural frnil was about the only kind grown Put even then some valuable seedlings were found in every seedling produced American Cultivator The Feed anil tle Cows There is considerable in a cows pos ¬ sibility to give a good quality of rich milk but it is easy to have that possi bility ruined by poor feed and care in bringing up and developing On the other band no amount of food and care will induce a cow that gives thin poor milk to turn about and give milk which is rich in solids Good feed and good care will help develop many cows that have been neglected but if there is any decided improvement it will be made with cows that are born to be gocd but have not had the opportunity To get the most out of any cow good or bad good feed and care are necessary but it lo the good cow that gives the best returns when well fed and cared ¬ ¬ North Kansas City Mo would make no difference as the advantages just about offset each other P Wellhouse of To peka Kan prefers trees Prof Whitten of the Missouri agricul¬ tural college ordinarily prefers to plant trees two years old but knows a good many successful horticulturists who prefer first class yearlings Silas Wilson of Atlantic la says that year ¬ ling trees are all right if the land on which they are planted is planted in tome kind of a hoed crop but if the ground is to be soweel with oats or wheat or planteel with corn trees should be used Frof Budd recommenels yearling trees and so does T T Lyon H E Van Deman likes a tree W L Hall of An thony Kan would plant yearling trees if he could secure those which had made vigorous growth R J Bagby prefers trees one vear old but savs the finest are those which are cut back at the end of the first year and then allowed tc grow another year in the nursery iv ing a one year top on a two year root Stark Bros prefer strongly root eel well grown one year budeleel trees Mr But terfields choice is a medium sized two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld one-year-o- ld two-year-old or known to science in the laundry art It is made from wheat rice and corn and is chemically prepared upon scientific principles by J C Hubinger an expert in the laundry profession who has hael 25 years of practical experience in fancy laundering and who is the first successful and original inventor of ail fine grades of starch in the United States If you would have the best ask for RED CROSS and HUBIXGERS BEST which are the finest starches on the market to day The jobbing houses all handle it the retail grocer has it on his shelves you find it in all the homes while the careful housewife has adorned the walls of the home with the beautiful Shakespeare pic tures which are being given away in introducing RED CROSS and HTJ BIXGERS BEST starch ¬ ¬ ¬ Home Seekers Excursions via To the North Yet Northwest South west South and Southeat celling dates August 15th September 5th and 19th and on X tober 3d and 17th 1S9 at one tare plus L00 to authorized points in the fol lowing states Alabama Arizona Arkan sas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Okla homa South Carolina South Dakota Texas Virginia Utah Wyoming Wisconsin Washington For full information and particulars as to rates routes tickets limits stop over privileges etc call on Agents Big Four Route or address the undersigned W P Deppe A G P T Agt YA arren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt Four Route Iicz ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 kmuliSiWi ¬ ¬ Cincinnati O Of all the delegates that I met at that Christian Endeavor convention said Dr Hill I liked him the best who on being asked what his business was said I am a cheer-up-odi- st Success THE PUBLIC The Bet Prescription for Chills Something for Sharks in All Lines and Fever is a bottle of GrotcS Tasteless Chill Toxic It s simply iron and quinine in of Business to Prey i n PriceJSOc atasteless form N Upon 25c SAMPLE BOTTLE lOc FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS ttv How long have you Raising Peaches from Seed ¬ A said the man ing man learns of so many honest men goYou must remember he is who was arguing with great volubility and that wrong that go out constantly surprised he doesnt barn self approval that we owe a duty to the try to hold himself up behind the Gloie and Atchison public inquired Mr Bly Who is the public To On re a Cold In One Way kins abruptly the Fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Why er the masses you know druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c general populace aid Mr Blykins with emphasis No you got the wrong idea The public is The world seems narrow when we something to be roped in to be gouged to wish to avoid our aenemies place wide and but tree To the sugar trust the pubbe walked over vast is it when we part from there we Jcve The foregoing opinions all relate to lic is a great congregation of confectionery K Y Independent is beef trust m m apple trees In the case of plum peach consumers To the carnivorous the publicTo bipeds a vast menagerie of She and pear trees when any preference was the politician it is a collection of persons I hear you have just got married expressed it was for trees one year old who have influence at elections to the the- sit too late to offer congratulations J He Oh atrical manager a crowd of people in front -Ti- t-Bits yes I was married three weeks of the box office eager to get rid of money FOR COOLING MILK to the street car conductor a lot of creatures Uneasy lies the head that wears a bonnet who ought to be made to step lively in which a large sized political bee is cw You think the public gets imposed upon A Device Which Although Extremely tinually buzzing Chicago Daily Xews all around Simple and Inexpensive Does deserve any better and Yes It doesnt The man Its Work Well retribution is always waiting I believe Pisos Cure for Consumpta who imposes on the public in one respect saved my boys life last summer Mrs Allie Make a box of tin zinc galvanized lapses back into isthe general outfit in some- Douglass LeRoy Mich Oct 20 94 imposed on in his turn thing else and iron or wood wood answers the pur Its a heartless business all the way He the fourteenth round Hv I pose and can be maele quickest and through One great and elaborate scheme love to after She dance Then I should think cheapest Have a Y shaped bottom of of imposition What people ought to do is youd learn Town Topics civilized primaries in all parts galvanized rcn or tin arranged in the to holdand send delegates to of theHague to world The PUTNAM FADELESS DYES do not box as shown in Fig 1 This bottom is see if they cant discuss something like a by which the people stain the hands or spot the kettle Sold by crimped about half as high as the sides disarmament scheme all druggists of this earth can be persuaded to quit imposing on one another Washington Star Some people are mighty independent io their ways who have no reason to be Atchison Globe The Plaee for It gentlemen Well remarked the presiHall Catarrh Cure dent of the club motions are in order It bsi been suggested that we have a banquet Is taken Internally Price 75c What shall Be doner spoke up the man who Mr President When you hate a man either I move Ave dispose say nothing Atchison Globe fight him or Was seldom heard froa of it by laying it on the table The motion was carried Philadelphia Some people run as easily as the color in North American red bunting Atchison Globe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ suffered with RHEUM ATISM flow Long Have Yon Read About 5 Drops Without Taking Them Do you not think you have wasted precious time and suffered enough If Co then try the 5 Drops and be promptly and permanently cured of your afflictions 45 Drops is a speedy and Sure Cure for Rheumatism Neuralgia Sciatica Lumbago lame backs Kidney Diseases Asthma Hay Fever Dyspepsia Catarrh of all kinds Bronchitis La Grippe Headache nervous or neuralgic Heart Weakness Dropsy Earache Spasmodic and Catarrhal Croup Toothache Nervousness Sleeplessness 5 Drops has cured Creeping Numbness Malaria and kindred diseases more people during the past four years of the above named diseases than TRADE MARK all other remedies known and in case of Rheumatism is en ring more than patent medicines electric belts and batteries combined for they cannot cure Chronic all the doctors Therefore waste no more valuable time and money but try 5 Drops and be Rheumatism 5 Drops is not only the best medicine but it is the cheapest forajl00 bottle promptly CURED 300 doses Price per bottle 100 prepaid by mail or express or 6 bottles for 500 For contains ihe next 30 days we will send a 25c sample FREE to anyone sending 10 cents to pay for the mailing Agents wanted Write to day mw SWANSON RHEMATIC CURE CO 160 164 E LAKE ST CHICAGO t099W99999v9999WW99999w99 1 2 5 JQHNJ1S11VTUfA i ill AK M 449444rVS mailordertjr Ov mammotm JT c KrjZ ft0 f a gfo 3150 JSWEST CHICAGO MADISON STrt ¬ r ¬ t HOW Wk THEY BE SOLD AT THE Hro up-to-oa- PESOS ¬ is an organ possessing all improve¬ the latest ments Tha cassis made ot solid sawed and elegantly fin ¬ oak te ¬ X weighs about 220 and his shoes are so big lie has to get them made you can be pretty sure that some one calls him Artie or Sweetums or something N Y Press Nothing in a Pet Name When you see a man over six feet tall who only for a solid oak 5 octave II stop Organ un ¬ surpassed in tone and unequaled in looks at any¬ thing like this price We do this because our policy is a large volume of busi¬ ness on a small margin of profit and because we desire to become ished it is 77 inchos high 42 inches wide and 23 inches vioep FIG of the box 1 MILK COOLER When running water is not available make the box like Fig 2 to THE MARKETS have a compartment at one end into The water which water is poured Cincinnati runs under the spaces Y YV Fig 1 in LIVESTOCK Cattle common I J 5o 4 i seee which M is the milk If running water DALVE butchers good hgai 6iu5 Fair to 3 85 can be used the boxes can be made BOGS Curse uml hemvj The first umbrella appeared in 1777 The last one disappeared about 40 minutes after we bought it Elliotts Magazine Oct IZ a I o0 10 fe 6 I hi J Has II stops diapason dulci ana principal meiodia celeste cremona bass coupler treble diapeson forte vox better acquainted coupler grand organ ana knee humana We guarantee absolute in your neigh¬ swell and perfect satisfaction or money borhood refunded We also el low you the privilege of returning it at any time within 30 days of receipt if you are not perfectly satisfied We also inemde with each organ in ele- - jfjfc A 1 gant stool and a valuable instruction boot All orders are promptly and JJw S carefully filled This is certainly a bargain at our wonderfully low price ffPlC 1 Wo will send to any address upon receipt of 500 as a guarantee of g ood faith but we advise cash with order whereby you sava extra chorgres while somely carved and is fitted ith a French beveled plato mirror The action cor tains the very lat ¬ est improvements and is also fit ¬ ted with the automatic valve which prevents any possiblcover strainin of tho bellows Tho tone i3 everything that can bo desired beintr rich full and sweet and equal to that in many higher priced organs Has fivo octaves with a grand total of 122 reeds threo sets of octaves and two set3 of two octaves each the beautiful canopvtop i J hand ¬ 0 without the compartment at the nd to receive the water the we ter beiag amu Spring FLOl It inter intent JiAIN S -- Wheat No red V Mixed packers L in suippere 5HEP Choice 4 M 4 4 3 4 St Uio ut u 0 it 4 71 6 B5 we g uarantee to refund your money if you are not perfectly satisfied ffr which is listed at lowest whciesuie prices 1 everything to eat wear and useisfurnish ed on receipt of only 109 to partly pay tf If MM FIG 2 No red CORN No 2 mixed Outs No t Rye No 2 HAY Prmeto choice PROVWONS Mess pork BUTTER Ioi- iurv Cnoict ereamc r APPLES Choice to fancv L ri ft fa Co 71 31 61 uu no 17 - - few i fi- - W M kc 2 Or l MILK COOLER for Daily World iH The Importance of Drainage Wet land should be drained as it may be the most fertile on the farm By the tisc of drain tile there will be no un sightly open ditches and the fiekl cm be cultivated as easily as any other If the land is not very wet the cost of drainage will be but little and suh land will be just as valuable for pasture as before with the added advan ¬ tage of being adapted to a greater va ¬ riety of grasses than formerly It ctin then also come under the regular crop rotation If a plot has been too wet to use for ordinary crops it will also be too wet for grass some years and when drained it will produce green food earlier in spring and later in the fall Teach the Lambs to Feed The little lamb should be taught to eat as soon as possible by keeping feed in a trough in a pen near by so ai ranged that the lambs can go in and out at will This should be kept up un ¬ til the ewe can go through the same hole that the tsab does even feeding the lambs aftex the sheep go on grass If ever a shep s to have short rations doht let it be during the first three months of its life The same might be said of any other kind of stock Dock the lambs and castrate the ram lambs when adout two weeks old Farmers Jteview ¬ ¬ -- conducted under the milk receptacle The water is FLOUR Winter HICAGO by a pipe connection paeni taken from cooler by an overflow pipe iRAIN Wheat No 2 red ao or a faucet But the milk into the cool ¬ CORN No iicuo Mniiu er as fast as taken from the cows DAT- - No ti When you are done milking the milk PORK Mess LARD Steum is cool enough to put into the cans A NEW YORK strainer is at one end under the milk FLOUR Wintei patent faucet Three feet long and 12 or 14 WHEAT No 2 reJ ORN inches square is a convenient size to RYE N J luxeu make the device J G Allshouse in OAT Mixed Ohio Farmer We believe POKK LARD New mesa POTAIOES Pe hrl 17 l 10 7 3 5 rii it 3 66 - U cfr44 Kidneys Liver Acts gently on the fath tne 105 is allowed on firs fti ffpurchase amounting to 199 or above 4 in UI do static or exDressatie and as evidence iljautuiv wny wwryt riwia riwr inn fionfcou f ooc rniwfc i i rare n ier rnwajij W 3 L DOUGLAS 350 SHOES Worth 4 to ALL LEATHERS KM INK ggjjgg Styft 7 70 N ZJ 4 3 Sfftt a 5 J a oo Cleanses OVERCOMES and Bowels ystem flcfp EFFECTUALLY 1rr 6 compared with DONT KENT ESTABLISH A HOME OF YOUR OWN Read The Corn Belt a handsome monthly paper beautifully illustrated containing exact and truthful informa- ¬ tion about farm lands in the West letters from farmers and pictures of their homes barns and stock Inter- ¬ esting and instructive Send 25 cents in postage stamps for a years sub- ¬ scription to The Corn Belt 209 Adams St Chicago the Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers ALL STYLES hat W L DobkU name and price stamped on botlaaa other makes Tilt c Co to 4l4 2U Ut Western a oo Q y 75 70 72 73 Take no substitute claimed to be as pood Larpet makers 3 and gi0 shoes in the iifti of world Your dealer should keep them if not we Will send you a pair on receipt of price State kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe Lv Cataloarue B Free SH0F CO W L DOUGLAS ject of beekeeping ought to be of terest to every farmer As a product for market there is much more profit in honey than there is in butter on the average farm Honey will sell for cash at all times Butter does not as a usual thing Agricultural Epitomist in- ¬ Ileekeeplnsr lor Farmers that bees ought to be on every farm if there is anything at all in the neighborhood for them to feed upon For the outlay there can be nothing on the farm that will pay better or give more satisfaction Honey is a delicious and healthful article of diet It is the most delicate sweet that we have and as a correspondent of the Epitomist recently said a family will consume an astonishing quantity of it For home consumption alone the sub ¬ ¬ BALTIMORE FLOUR Family SRAIN Wheat No southern CATTLE- Brockton Mass red 140 72 u ABITUALCOMf70 BUT THE GENUINE Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No weern M 6 3h4 i 38H SKI hOOS Wsern - First quality INDIANAPOLIS 2 U 4 Ik 5 2fr f vO g 5 35 70 --M4 - MANFD tc- m ft R By v BRAIN Wbeit No Corn No 2 mixed Oais No 2 mixed rd AUfcRNIA KY i BY v LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Cora Mixed One Atixed PORK Mess LAKD bieum WT n Foil 5AU 3 45 All ORUSGiiTi u n fa 3r y u jy tit 3 pG SyRVPS r CAi Pcrmantiitly Cured tMYa piTO ousuesbafttr tirttdav suse offltsornerrI I O Klines SCa PfftU SOc sr BOTUL READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS CURES No - Best CouRh Syrup Tastes Good in time Sold b dreeKista WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Uae 1 S IJ i 6 CARTERS INK for you 99 931 Great Nerve Restorer 7jXA trial bottle and treatise Aren St Phiia Pa free Dr R H KLINE A N K m B Dr Sam and QOI niPPQ Add bought If yoaen Homestead aw rlht June tered less than 160 acres before write 1UU 22 1874 B STKVKSS CO WHKK 017 14lk St Co C WatalncUia D La 1782 MKITING TO llVE RTI4 PUf you saw suite E this paper that A ihe Atlvertlao must attend rapid and plants as well as growth in tres Make the nil in the ar in animals ch aid rich Good feeding B rJ jjl il Ej a I ill iiTH Mil 1 B BlTTiMsl 1 wRmTmUrTFai yafTS mm ¬ To cure or money refunded by your m erehait so why not try it Price 60c 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PAiilS 5B ICY FK1DAY OCTOBER 13 1899 5BP 5Smmmtftmntrmmttmni5 TAYLOR 0EBEL EOWN 2 uilhtfi- - FIRST PRIZE 75 BUSHELS OF COAL SIXTH PRIZE 10 BUSHELS OF COAL SECOND PRIZE 50 BUSHELS OF COAL SEVENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL THIRD PRIZE 25 BUSHELS OF COAL EIGHTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL FOURTH PRIZE 20 BUSHELS OF COAL NINTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL FIFTH PRIZE 15 BUSHELS OF COAL TENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL These premiums will be given absolutely free to the persons guessingnearest the majority of votes the successful candidate for Governor in Bourbon County receives in the coming election over his nearest competitor The first premium will be awarded to the correct or nearest correct guess 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 ¬ GUESS WHO - NB Everyone buying one load of twenty five bushels of any kind of coal and paying cash for it W ill be entitled to one guess For each succeeding twenty five bushels another guess will be nliowed If you buy South Jellico Coal and win your prize will be South Jellico Should you buy Pittman or Victoria Coil 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 i BojRBOnJ NAME YOUR CANDIDATE AND NAME HIS MAJORITY G-EO- News Print W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot MaMMMM4aiMM4MM4mM We cannot see prices or profit on stockof clothing so we have determined We Want your name for PATIME to let everything go at cost If your a bright clean illustrated story ana eyes are good yon can see great bargains humorous paper for the family cirele 16 large pages only To cents year on and good goods trial 4 months 10 cents We give c Co W T Talbott octGtf nickle silver watch to each nbcribHr neat medium sized watch unaranteu for one year Will keep time for main years as accurately as a 100 watch artificially digests the food and aids It TREES strengthening and recon- And for a little work we give Gob Nature in i structing the exhausted digestive or- Watches Hieycles Sewing Machines digest- xune etc Sample and parti ulars free It is the isunsand tonic latest discovered No other preparation Send us your address to day if you d nt no more ami see bow easily yon cmo get ck approach it in efficiency It in- - Tfte Blue Brass ntly relieves and permanently cures something nice you want We will sur prise yon Please dont wait a minute pepsia Indigestion Heartburn send now Better eucloi e Offer Everything For stamp foi tuilence Sour Stomach Nausea k HeadacheGastralgiaCrampsand trial subscription and present or 38 -- i other results of imperfectdigestion while the 0BCH1RP LAW 6AIKI stamps for watch and paper PASTIME Prepasd by E C DeWitt Co Chicago watches are going free The W T Brooks Pub Co Louisville Ky Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat Our Eyes are Bad DONT WAIT A MINUTE our Good Watehes Absolutely Free ThEES i yz ag 1 m missiles ¬ m I G to e VIS cures all diseases without the nse o1 medicine A pure Oxygen treatment by absorption It curts where every All persons having claims against the thing else fails It is needed in ever estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre- - family 1 1 sent them properly proven according to ness or for it will relieve every weakto law at the office of J Q Ward Jr chronic ailment and the most persisient disease without the use of a fa Calls for Ambulance Attended to for settlement knowing grain of medicine Thousands of people All persons themselves in- - all over the Umted States from private Promptly debted to the estate of the deceased will citizens to Lawyers Doctors Preachers please call and settle Supreme Judges Editors etc even J Q WARD Jr J M altf Crowned Heads of Europe have given EXfcty Fliojie 137 Paris Kv written testimonials of theee facts B ok of testimonials and matter of Mffht lOO great interest with price of instruments sent free Every familv should have an Electropoise it saves money iuduoee Of 1 Fourth Avenue Lou health Send your address at once and D see what people say who have thorongblv isville Ky tested its merits Ageuts wanted THE WH W Ninth Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky ELECTROPOISE CO 513 4th St Ohio Louisville Ky On Saturday Oetober 28 1899 Kloeatthe Windsor Hotel Paris Eat plenty Kodol Dyspepsia Core will Retnrniuaf once ever month Eves ex amined and glassts scieutificallv ad- digest what you eat It cures all forms OTESDAY Oct loth 18K of dyspepsia and stomach troubles E justed sepl2 ly R Gamble Vernon Tex says It rer jKttfcring every second Tuesday in eacb lieved me from the start and cured me It is now my everlasting friend W Mai Every leading pnjMciaLiu JLsnKZXCK T Brooke Paris Kentucky We have fifteen hundred yonng L Grinnan the Photographer is now thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any prepared to make high grade photos at part of the nnmber his residence on Henderson street near B FRETWELL FISHER City School Call and see samples of Aug-l-t- f Palis Ky newest styles and mounts tf FURNITURE CARPETS AALL PAPER ETC Ft xkral ishings Full Mock o Fruit nnd Ornamental Trees Grapes Small Fruits Aaparagna Shrubs and evorvtbing kept In such an We employ no agents establishment Descriptive Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMKYEK Lexingtou Ky Phone 279 OctG 3m The -- Plow Boy Prober R v J Ktrktnan Belle Kive 111 says Afte suffering from Bronchial or Inng trouble for ten yeais I was cured b One Minute Cough Cera it is all than is claimed for it and more It core coughs colds grippe and all throat and lung troubles W T Brooke TWIN BR OTHER kJ esk kr SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS Administrators Notice Dont Sutler tlte Electropoise j Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL m Wlfffflt CLOTlHiW DR R GOLDSTEIN DRY GOODS 2L H Landman Ofo K 5-1-- BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection ki ¬ ¬ ¬ Ewes For Sale tfflLS DICKSON DENTIST 15jytf Office over the Bourbou Bank wood Wfcii PHILIP II FOLFY DENTIST AND CLOVER Are thoronghlyre cTeaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparative no more to sow olfafiest Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered wliiie the results will Wfar more satifaetory stubs cui GRADE SEEP u j fygi 7Z iyy f l1lygtywfe- Our Catalogue give fullest information about Crasses and Clovers soils th varieties are adapted for best combinations to give largest revolts in hay or pasturnr reof pas¬ tures 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