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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 17, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 17, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899101701_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 17, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. in X36 - X3cx3eactscrrjfc 1 zji i With all the latest faces in Job U i Tviu ouuiuc uifcaauicai aon-i Jt- un4 lty to nee them we are pre- pared to famish First Class Job Work at the same price that you pay for inferior work elsewhere CCC9CCCCw3w3e3Cwj toSuXC THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a newspaper is vain- able to the man who knows how to use it The wise merchant advertises in the dnll season and profits from it i Pf X68CCCCCCCCCewC Established CHAMP B30 Editors and Owners FEB 1 1881 METEEYTII YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 17 1899 MILLERSBURG NO 82 3 PURE NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE N tMt KimI fjf fy kp Cy Four Famous Shoes for Misses Boys and ou maae Children Do you want the Best Wearing Shoes Cant Shoes that will wear well look well and make childrens feet grow If yes we have them right SHIELD Children Shoes for Misses and 150 and 12J M BOSTONIAN Shoes for Boys and Youths 7 and 50 NEVER RIP Shoes for Boys andYouths 17 and 150 MESSENGER Shoes for Boys and Youths J5 and 150 1 1 - T Them We have cheaper shoes but not like these These shoes we do not guess but we know them to be the best in the world for the price Not much risk to trv one pair We know if you do youll buy more For sale only by us We invite comparison ty also the m w Medallion Opals and Nwit NniiK lathered Iu An1 About The Porcelains Will be here every Friday Hank All work must be paid aud Satnrday for at time of si ting or when ordered T A Yimont is much improved 2t Satisfaction guaranteed u m Botler weut to Cincinnati yes ¬ Town Marshal Henry Bowliug was terday shot in the riht side yesterday by Will Talbott returned to Atlanta ven- Clem while trying to arrest Leslie auu ter day Clem Lyman of Nicholas Thy were and J Smith Clarke is clerking for Frank on the afreet drunkhe Sunday ugut could Marshal but threatened to kill Collier not find him They had not bad any Mr Layson Tarr left Saturday for previous trouble Judge Hull hrld his Kansas City examining nial yesterday afternoon Dr Julius Puruell returued Saturday Dense Ignorance from Louisville Is almost impossible to imagine an It Ed Carpentev and wife left yesterday ignorance so dense as that said to be for their home iu Florida possessed by the average French con John B Bedford attended the Louis- script from the provinces Did it not ville Carnival last week exist however his comrade from the Jessie R Letton visited lady friends city who writes about garrison life at Owingbville Sunday would hardly have told about it One day a fiery adjutant questioned of Paris visited Wilmoth Chai Jacques the provincial friends here Friday and Saturday he said you are a FrencCom Mrs T T Phillips of Winchester is hmana soldier do you know why you the guest of H H Phillips and wite are here instead of working in the Mr J G Allen aud Mr Royce Allen fields ask you why you are here a visited relatives iu Sharpsburg Sunday soldier You give no answer Have Mr Homer Flaueher of Hvatt O i you never heard of the Germans the guest of his brother Zeue Flantrher No my adjutant You have never heard of the GerPart of the collie uuns bnve arrived mans What is Germany week The balance are expected this 1 dont know lira Dr Vatnon of Mexico Mo i Are you a Frenchman or a Ger the guest of ir Ed Layson near town man Saulord Carpenter shipped a car of 1 dont know iiood oushern hoices to Atlanta Satui Tins is wonderful Where were you dav bornM Chas Cooper has secured a position AtVnucouleurs my adjutant with the American Tool Co at Ciuciu AtVaucouleurs and not a patriot nati Did no one ever tell you of the inva Smedley was at home from sion Graham Georgetown College Saturday to Mon XoJniy adjutant day The clerks in the registration offices George McNamara of Paris was the In many American cities relate won guest of his sister Mrs Win Carpenter derful iguorance of would be American ¬ ¬ Will make only first class work Copying and enlarging old pictures a special- ¬ I t ¬ TOT iii iVi TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAND LIME HARTEORD CITY KANAWHA AND DIA3IOND SALT ¬ f AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER Is the celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL clean free burning and lasting in its qualities Those have burned it say it is by far the best coal they ever used remember my price on it is no higher It is just what have to pay for other Jellicos It is frho and you GEO W STUART 1 Directly Opposite L A N Freight Depot ¬ ¬ NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall ¬ ¬ ¬ Sunday ington family Mr Miss Ann Wood left Friday for Bloom 111 to visit Wm Victor and citizens still it is doubtful whether any ode of them has had to deal with a Jacqiies de Yaucouleurs Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit vou up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest Barney My coat maker Mr style guaranteed Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order H S STOUT P Pans Cash Shoe Slue 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham U smmmmmmmmmmmmmmt X IN THE 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 11 1 1 H 1 1 11 1 MI ti II i 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 11 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 I Ed Wadell left Saturday for Ashville N C where he has a position offered Mr and Mrs Tom Prather of Mays lick have been the guests of relatives several days Miss Mabel Browniner of Paris is tie guest of her cousin Miss Minnie Campbell near town Mr and Mrs George Jones and babe left yesterday for Pine Bluff Ark to visit Fleet Jones mgu Miss Katie Eagan and Mrs A McNamara went to Sharpsburg Saturday to visit relatives Jeff M Vim ut bought a car of extra 1 100 lb feeders for J D McKenuon of Belle Center Ohio Harrv Hntchcraft who has been thn guest of Dr Miller left Saturday lor his home in Louisville Mr Victor Marks and sister of Clifton Koree Va are guests of Mr Mason Johnsou near town Mr and Mrs Tom Bowles of Lair were the gnests of Martiu Bowles and wife neai town Sunday Mr T O Ovverton of Flemingsburg was uest of Mrs Ed Hull from Saturday to Monday Mr Dave Wright of Huntington W Va is the guest of his brother Will Wright near Steels Ford Mr Will Peuu of Paris bought for outcher purpose eight 1000 lb heifers from Tom Jones near Hooktown Mrs Orlanio Brady of Carlisle was the guest of Mesdames Armstrong and Myers from Frilay to Monday Mr Frank Autrim who has been the guest of Judge Stitt left Monday for his home at BelcherviJle Tex About ten of the Millersbnrg Outing Club will leave to morrow for a two weeks stay on Rockcastle River Mrs T H Roberts aud Miss Ethel McCarthy of Lexington were guests of ¬ At F Lowrys Old Stand OLD FASHION PLANTATION MOLASSES Tust received direct from New Orleans Pure and Healthful Fine for Cooking Fine for the Table Packed in Cans lOc Each ¬ nnTnV l - nn Vjh NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Heinzs New Crop Sweet Mixed Pickles and Sweet Cucumber Pickles- Homemade Salt Rising Bread fresh every day - te J Phone 78 1 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer 38 There is no BEAUTY without Favorite Pre- ¬ HEALTH scription makes women BEAUTIFUL by making them HEALTHY It makes weak women STRONG and sick women WELL J J sSk I j M Name on every piece1 5E0E5E s mm Cutis Not Only Sells Lowneys nJiTnnW Which are Everywhere Acknwl- - ecljeI to be tlie Best line of Miss Anna May Smart Saturday but Eerything Else in the III III 111 LI 1 1 II 11 i 111 14 i 11 1 111 1 lllli 1 1 1 1 II 11 II 111 3 II 1 1 1 111 1111 III 11 II 1 1 1 III II J I 111 11 BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS I Mrs Lizzie Miller and Little daughter weut to Covington Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Robt Howe Lost- - A Poland China Boar weight about 300 pounds under bit in left ear T M Purnell Liberal reward Mr Kader Allen wife and son of Winchester were guests of his mother Mrs Nancy Allen Thursday to Satur day Mr anl Mrs Thornton King and Mrs Mary Worthington of Minerva are guests of Mr Jas Carpenter and family near towi -- WINDOW FANCY GR0CEEIES ¬ Paint all sizes HOUSE HHHnnl nH A I a in Sole Agent for j0 v krs - Ferfcctian iltkjf k Flour k n dW Mrs Cbas Cavert who has been very ill at Mrs Martha McClellands and Dr Clint Coburu returned to Ger HOOSIER DRILLS Farm j Masfa j of Every Me j Farming Supplies J SIMS WILSON iumiuiuuiuiuiiuuuuuiUiiuiM mantown Saturday Mr John Layson Jr left Saturday morning for Detroit where he has a good position with Parke Davis Co wholesale druggists SHnf l Proctor has rented Wm Hamil tonV farm and will take poe H8ioD Nov ember 10 He will k to shelbv county this week to visit bis brother Josh Barton bought of Columbns Tbompsou of Clark connty a Bates Bull He is one of the best bred individual animals in the Stab Tho Womans Presbyterian Union of the Ebenezer Presbytery will meet here Thursday moraine at 9 a m Popular meeting Thursdav evening at 7 30 Ad dress bv Dr T U Iliff who is one of the ablest ministers of the church Mr L Grinnan the w l known pho- tographer of Paris has opeiit d a irallery next door to Beeding Jouse up stairs ¬ fonr-year-oU all kinds FLOOR BUGGY ARTISTS niAMCVQCH0C0LATE LU VV 1 HI O BONBONS JOHN B CASTLKMAN ARTHUR G lk ik tilt r ifkJ pries perfeetion in every respeet 14- - 14J i- LANQHAM UJIECKINBIPQE CASTLEHAlt ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL The Largest Fire Insurance Company in tie World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in tbe Soutlern States House and Sig Fainting PAPER HANGING ¬ DECORAM BARBEE CASTLEMAN I 3Ianager Southern Department Genera Offic 5s Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY ouisville Ky BOARD CrJktt 2 1HE BOURBON MEWS PAKIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER VISAYANS AND TAGALOS 17 It 1899 Inappropriate was a ministers club meeting and the BOERS ARE MASSING They Cut the Railway at Bel- ¬ mont and Are Constructing Fortified Earthworks THEY ALSO LAY SIEGE TO KIMBERLEY revolt against Tagalo domination a month ago The Visayans are incensed to the point of rebellion The Town Is Isolated Both Railway While the Tagalos nominally control and Telegraphic Communication only the military organization of the Having Been Cut Off so called Filipino republics they have crowded out the Visayans from the Firing Heard in the Direction of Kimberley civil branch whereat there is great ¬ here - Great Tension Between the Two The Redskins Have a Force of 2500 Nea Tribes The Tagalos Are Reported to Sahuripa Mexican Troops Near Be Concentrating Troops Torin Number 6000 Marine Railways Are Necessary for Manila Oct 16 Mail advices from the Handling of Torpedo Boats Austin Tex Oct 14 Information Iloilo state there is great tension be reaching here Friday night from Ortiz ween the Visayans and Tagalos state of Sonora Mex contains the growing out of the Tagalos holding Number of Vessels Added to the Navy the following information with reference Past Year Extended Use of Electric Araneta a leader of the Visayans a to theYaqui Indian war ity on War Vessels as an Aux ¬ prisoner since the threatened Visayan Military scouting partis reaching iliary Is Recommended 1 ¬ OUR NAVY YARDS XAQUI INDIAN WAR Washington Oct 16 In his annual report to the secretary of the navy Chief Constructor Hichborn lays spe- ¬ A Force Under Commandant Viljoen discontent From Spitzkep Occupied New ¬ castle Saturday Afternoon The Tagalos are reported to be con centrating the troops in Panay at Santa Barbara where Delgado chiel ¬ Londox Oct 16 The Daily Mails Cape Town correspondent telegraph ¬ ing Sunday evening says Kimberley is besieged and the Boers are massing in force No details however are ob ¬ tainable The Boers have cut the railway at Belmont have seized the Spy font ein railway station and construct- ¬ ed fortified earthworks There are strong defending forces at Modder bridge and the Orange river bridge The object of these energetic oper- ¬ ations is believed to be the capture of Cecil Rhodes Kimberley is now isolat- ¬ ed both railway and telegraphic com¬ ¬ of the revolutionary government commands with a view to putting themselves in a position to suppress the ¬ ¬ munication being cut The Daily Mails Glencoe camp correspondent under date of Sunday says A force under Commandant Viljoen from Spitzkep occupied Newcastle ¬ Saturday afternoon and it is reported planted their flag over the town hall It is rumored that the Boers have captured a police patrol of six men at De Jagers Drift on the Buffalo river Cape Town Oct 16 The Modder river station master reports that firing1 has been heard in the direction of Kimberley and the station master at Belmont telegraphs that a force of Boers is advancing southward Flowerdew the engine driver of Capt Visayans Tag Four thousand alos who have been held in reserve at Capiz in the northern part of the province of Panay last week embarked in cascoes the fleets purpose being to land at Conception whence the troops would march tc Santa Barabara Adverse winds preGen sented the landing however Palions forces from Buena Vista are also reported to be going to Santa Barbara The insurgents will have 12000 men and 3000 or 4000 rifles there Gen Magbanna according to letters plans to attack the suburbs of Iloilo with this force carry the city and slaughter the Americans A body of Tagalos estimated to num ber between 500 and 1000 recently crossed from Santa Babara to Esca lante on the island of Negros for the purpose of aiding lntepapaisios ban- ¬ dits in keeping under the inhabitants who are friendly to the Americans ¬ ¬ ADM DEWEY IN BOSTON A Crowd of Fully Nesbitts train which was de ¬ 25000 People Met the Hero of Manila at the Depot Es ¬ corted by War Veterans 15 railed and bombarded by the Bors stated that if the train had returned when warning was received that the Boers held the line it could easily have made its way back to Maribogo but Capt Nesbitt insisted upon an endeav ¬ ¬ or being made to reach Mafeking When the pilot engine was derailed said Flowerdew we spent a half hour trying to replace it on the track Then the Boers commenced firing and several men were wounded The fir-¬ ing was kept up all night but without effect The Boers were careful to con ¬ centrate their fire upon the engines so as to save the armored carriage and ammunition trucks At dawn they commenced to bombard the cars I escaped by crawling a mile and a half on my belly in the sand When both engines were destroyed Capt Nesbitt exhibited flags of truce but the Boers continued their firing for another quar-¬ ter of an hour There is no doupt that all the others on the train are prisoners and that the carriage and the ammunition intact fell into the hands of the Boers There is an unconfirmed rumor that the imperial forces intercepted a body of Transvaal Boers who were attempting to join the Boer forces at Modder river and that a heavy engagement occurred at Spyfontein station south of Kimberley Durban Oct 16 Following is the A NEW SAMOAN KING strength and disposition of the troops in Natal The Natives Proclaim a New Sovereign At Lad smith seven batteries 32 Notwithstanding the Recent Agree ¬ ment of the Powers guns 4000 infantry At Estercourt 200 volunteers and at Berlin Oot 15 The Cologne GaOolenzo 427 volunteers These with Apia says the the force at Pietermaritzburg make a zettes have correspondent proclaimed Tamasese natives total of 15000 men in Natal king despite the recent agreement of London Oct 16 A special dispatch the United States Germany and Eng ¬ filed at Dundee Natal Sunday after- ¬ land to abolish that office He adis noon reports that Commandant Vil that the natives do not conceal their joens force had left Newcastle for disrespect for the representatives of Darnhauser where the Transvaal flag the treaty powers At a wedding has been hoisted over the town hall feast arranged by Tamasese the London Oct 16 The Cape Town American consul Osborne made a correspondent of the Morning Leader speech thus giving the affair official telegraphing Sunday night says It recognition Thereupon Tamaseses reported that fighting began at Kim ¬ followers proclaimed Tamasese kin is berley Monday morning The rail ¬ and announced the destruction of the way has been cut at Belmont opposing natives if they resisted his Cape Town Oct- - 16 The news of authority fighting at Modder river is not con- ¬ When the letter was mailed Septemfirmed The station master at Modder ber 8 hundreds of Tamaseses and Ta river telegraphs that Boers from the nus followers were gathering at Apia north and south have taken Ganger to swear allegiance before the eyes of chat which they are fortifying the foreign consuls Dubban Oct 16 Two extraordinary Commander Mason Retired Dead gazettes have been issued The first Washington Oct 16 Word has been proclaims martial law in the New ¬ castle Dundee Klip river Unsiga and received here of the death Sunday at Upper Tugila divisions The reason Saugerties Depot N Y of Lieut Com- ¬ ¬ given is a belief that Natal subjects mander T B M Mason U S N re have joined the invading Boers and tired Commander Mason was a na tive of New York and was 51 years of assisted the enemy The other gazette reminds British age He was instrumental in develop subjects of their obligations to the ing the office of naval inteUig ence queen and warns them to abstain which proved of great value to the Spanish-America- n from intercourse and trade with the government during the war Transvaal and the Orange Free State British Contract for Mules Sodden Death of a Speaker Bonham Tex Oct 16 Mr Ed Sta- ¬ New York Oct 16 While address ing a socialist womens meeting in a ger of this city who was one of the Second avenue hall Sunday nig ht Mrs most extensive dealers in mules and Florentine Cantius Lange was stricken horses during the Spanish American with with apoplexy and died in a few min ¬ war has just filled a contract mules the for British government for 1500 utes service in South Africa in the war with Adit Dewey Leaves for Washington the Boers Boston Oct 16 Amid the cheers of Yellow Jack at Key West Decreasing 10000 people Adm Dewey departed Key West Fla Oct 16 The new from Boston Sunday night on the Fed¬ Aumber nine eral express for Washington The ad ¬ cases of yellow fever r ported in the miral spent a very quiet day in the city No deaths have been ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fully 25000 people were crowded in and around the sta- ¬ tion and in the rush to get a look at the hero he was well nigh carried off his feet He was with Mayor Quincy and a delegation representing the Home Market club the chamber of commerce and other municipal bodies The admiral rode at the head of a column of 10000 war veterans through the citys principal streets to the Hotel Touraine which will be his home dur¬ ing his three days stay The admirals escort Friday night were the naval veterans and follow ¬ ing them were posts of the Massachu- ¬ setts department of the Grand Army and Spanish war veterans All the streets were profusely decorated and crowds lined the sidewalks Red fire was burned lavishly The admiral after dinner witnessed a fine display of fireworks on Boston common from his apartments in the hotel and retired soon afterward Saturday he had an arduous day as he attended many functions In the forenoon he heard the school children sing on the common was presented with a watch at the city hall and reviewed the parade which included the entire state militia mobilized for its fall ma-¬ neuvers In the evening there was be a banquet at the Algonquin club Boston Oct cial stress upon the importance of continuing the work of improving the plants at the various navj- - yards in viting particular attention to those at Boston and League Island A plant is also recommended at Algiers La as without it the new dock will be worthless when completed Under the head of dry docks the report points out that the present build ing programme does not affect the two most important navy yards viz New York and Norfolk at which a new dock of the largest size is urgently needed in view of the rapid increase of Marine battleships in commission railways also are said to be necessary for the economical handling of torpedo boats and two such are recommended at New York and one each at Portsmouth League Island Norfolk Port Royal and Mare Island Under the head of new construction the report sets out the fact that contracts for the more important ships authorized by the last congress could not be let because of the limitation placed upon the cost of the armor Nevertheless complete specifications for these vessels have been prepared and are included in the report Work on the design for gunboat 16 to replace the Michigan has been sus pended pending definition of the characteristics that will be permitted under the treaty with Great Britain Fourteen vessels with the exception of the Chesapeake and Princeton torpedo boats or tugs were added to the navy during the last fiscal year four Spanish vessels sunk during the war were raised and added and 17 small gunboats were purchased or captured on the Asiatic station and placed on the list On the other hand 41 vessels were dropped from the naval list in cluding the American line chartered ships a number of auxiliary vessels sold the revenue cutters and lighthouse vessels turned back into tneir old service and a couple of monitors On July 1 there were building for the navy 4S new vessels in addition to those enumerated In view of the delay encountered in securing armor for the new ships at satisfactory prices the chief constructor feels that the time is opportune to renew his recommendation that the department contract with the ship builder for the ship complete with ar- ¬ mor instead of making separate con- ¬ tracts for the latter Some of the lessons of the war re ¬ ferred to in the report is the import ¬ ance of sheathing ships as well as restricting the use of combustible material upon them and of fire proofing such material as must be used The severe tests applied by the war to our ships under try ing conditions of clintnte resulted satisfactorily and little modification of new designs has been found necessary The extended use of electricity as an auxiliary is recommended and the bureau is making great progress in The present strength this direction of the corps of naval constructors is said to be entirely insufficient and a considerable increase is suggested in cluding an assistant chief of the bureau The report closes with detailed state- ¬ ments from the constructors in charge of the various navy yards of the work performed and the plant necessary ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the military mobilization point Torin this state Friday eporl that t A Cure i ik hA ijtdrn nWw large forces of Yaqui Indians are be Author I am troubled with insomnia I MIWIMIWIlliailtatIWIMIIMIllllIWIWIISiaiWIlli ing mobilized at the base or the lie awake at night hour after hour thinking mountains to the north of that place of my literary work of you Friend How near Sahuripa It is estimated that dont you get upvery foolishportions of Why and read it r there are fully 2500 Indians there al Boston Traveler present and additional arrivals are 3 SHOES j If time is monev some peoples time must coming in all the time be counterfeit Chicago Daily News Worth 4 to 6 compared with other makes At the present the Mexican forces Indorsed bv over Riches have wings and poverty has stings numbering some 6000 troops in all are 1000000 wearers Chicago Daily News ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES mobilized in or near Torin and it is L Douglas TIIK GBNTISK have understood the object of their concenname and prie ttamped oa bottom Take no substitute claimed tration at that point is to move intc to be as trood Largest makers the Yaqui country at an early date of 3 and SS50 shoes In the world Your dealer should keep probably about the middle of next them If not we will send you i Bend the Sapling cloth was exchanging experiences At a funerai recently said one of the Not the clergymen I narrowly escaped laughing I outright at an unconscious bit of humor 1 Why is it I asked in the perpetrated When disease has become chronic courseofmy moral applying eloquence why and deep seated it is often difficult to is it that there should be a peculiar appro cure it That is the reason why it is priateness to day in the gathering abcut best to take Hoods Sarsaparilla when this bier of friends and relatives v disease first shows itself In long tears fall like rain seated tenacious cases Hoods Sarsa I paused there significantly to let my parilla is also wonderfully successful words sink in when suddenly with a choke producing flash it crossed my mind that the dead man had been a milkman in the comat munity for 25 years Brooklyn Eagle I You May But Tree9 - ¬ I i ¬ lotfccdUSt TUahmUa WL ¬ DOUGLAS 350 W - ¬ week and open up active and vigorous warfare on the Indians with a view o1 driving them out and ending the wax at once This mobilization of Mexican troops has been conducted as quietly as pos sible with a view of sweeping down on the Indians while they are scatter ed through the Yuqui country in small bands taking them by surprise and Sick headache Food doesnt di sweeping them off the face of the gest well appetite poor bowels con- ¬ earth thy orders having been given tc stipated tongue coated Its your liver Ayers Pills are liver pills take no prisoners easy and safe They cure dyspep- ¬ The scouting parties in Fridays sia biliousness 25c All Druggists movements however state that the Indians have evidently been informed IWti0t00k iaMai a a a i aaajaMyaaai jaw Want your moustache or beard a of the mobilization of troops as they i Drown or rich black iiiu use beautiful are mobilizing their forces also and BUCKINGHAMS DYE R P HAIL A CO are preparing to offer a formidable re- I 80CT OF II sistance to the advancement of the troops At present about 2500 men are at their disposal at Sahuripa which is considered the key to the Ya qui country the Indians may be able to hold their own agaist the troops with even half way fortifications This reported mobilization of the Indians was received with some surprise by the Mexican forces and may possibly force them to change their plan of action but from reliable sources it is learned that every effort will be made to push the fight next week in the hope of bringing it to 8 speedy termination ¬ a pair on receipt of price State kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe W L Catalogue R Free DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass PH DRUGGIST 1 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 TMtTEtfSlNK Makes millions think s U ¬ OH Mfrs NAMVI II N M Great Nerve Restorer 82 trial bottle and treatise free Dr R H KLINE Ltd 931 Arch St Phila Pa nervPermanently Cured No ITC ousuesafttr first day s use offits orKlines-Dr O I - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FIVE MASKED MEN They Hold Up a Passenger Train Near De kalb III The Engineer Was Shot ¬ and Badly Wounded ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chicago Oct 14 The Northwestern limited train leav ng Chicago at 103C p m Friday night was held up not far from Dekalb 111 and robbed The train is due at 1220 and the holdup occurred at Tower W three miles from Maple Park 111 It is not known whether the robbers secured any great amount of booty A special train con taining a number of armed men and detectives left the Northwestern sta tion in Chicago Friday night bound for the scene of the robbery It is said therj were five masked men engaged in che operation The robbers blew up the the express car with dynamite practically demol ishing it and blocking the track They then blew open the safe and rifled it after which they escaped in the dark ness Engineer Daniel White of the train was shot and it is reported very seri ously wounded in the breast because he refused to run his engine away from the train After shooting him one of the robbers ran the engine down the track two miles to a switch where it was killed It is also report ed that the station agent was badly pounded ROBBER SHOT DEAD ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Using Cuticura Soap Using Cuticura Soap Pimples Blackheads Red Rough Oily Skin PREVENTED BY ¬ - VTV rL KH 4sk A THREATENED LYNCHING The President of a Hank While Covered by Three Revolvers Uses a Rifle With Deadly Effect Knoxvillk Tenn Oct 14 Just as Negro Phosphate Miners Resisted Arrest the bank at Sevierville opened Friday Killed One Officer and Wounded An ¬ morning Pearl Ihurman a farmer of other Twice in the Thigh Sevierville county and Will and Carl Columbia Tenn Oct 16 Horace Derrick liverymen of Knoxville made Campbell a Negro phosphate miner an unsuccessful attempt at robbery is in jail here and a strong guard President McMahon who had just stood guard Sunday night to prevent a Dpened the vault was covered by threatened lynching Campbell and three pistols but seized a rifle and another Negro resisted arrest at the hot Thurman dead Several shots Tennessee Phosphate Cos mines early followed Carl Derrick was wounded Sunday morning opening fire on the ind captured Will Derrick mounted officers James Gilmer B Ladd and W nis horse but after going a mile the Wilshire Gilmer was killed and Ladd mimal was wounded by the pursuers wounded twice in the thigh and the Derrick dismounted entered a barn Negroes fled Later Campbell was ar et it on fire and shot himself dead ¬ 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 n 9 blemishes viz The clogged irritated inflamed or sluggish con ¬ dition of the pores CUTICURA SOAP combines delicate emol ¬ lient properties 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 is to be compared with it for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin scalp hair and hands No other foreign or domestic soap however expensive is to be compared with it for all the purposes of the toilet bath and nursery Thus it combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE namely 25 CENTS the best skin and complexion soap and the best toilet and baby soap in the world Speedy Cure Treatment for Itching Burning Scaly Humors rested and identified Men Wanted in the Lumber Regions Mrs R T Lincoln ¬ Administratrix West Superior Wis Oct 16 Lumbermen who have started logging op erations in this vicinity say they are already having trouble to get the men ¬ resting past 24 hours needed Teams are also scarce The the late Senator James Harlan The lowest wages offered at present is 30 estate of the aged statesman was sur per month That is for the swampers prisingly small amounting to lesvs who two years ago were getting 16 han 50000 All of it will fall to Mrs per month Lincoln his only heir Equal Wage Union Incorporated Wife Murder and Auicide Kansas City Mo Oct 16 The Peoria 111 Oct 14 Harry Adair American Equal Wage union recently night placed a incorporated under the laws of Mis-¬ i mail carrier Friday wifes chest and ihotgun against his souri with headquarters in Kansas ihot her to death and then placing the City has adopted a constitution and run against his forehead bler the top will immediately commence active mis¬ f his own head off Jealously is given sionary work The organization de-¬ cause for the crime parts from the methods from older is the The Fight Declared a Draw unions in that it omits the word Chicago Oct 14 The fight Friday strike from its constitution proposes to accomplish reforms through light between Joe Kennedy of Cali- ¬ the ballot work to offset the activity fornia and Frank Childs of Chicago of corporation lobbies and declares for was declared a draw at the end of the equal pay for equal work for women uxth round ¬ ¬ Oct 14 Mrs of Chicago wife of Robert T Lincoln the former minister to the court of St James has been appointed administratrix of the estate of her father Mount 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Forgotten by the dark hung The cobwebs hid its outworn case Dimmed with the anxious years The strings that little hands had pricked To laughter more than tears And didst thou hope a music toy For slumber Nay awake The heart of music has no rest Until its cords must break WRhout among the violins The master hand6 had wrought it heard the master music voice Its own unuttered thought Like some poor bird of halting song Way worn with broken wing Watching the lark fly up through heaven Ever to fly and sing To little old toy instruments Nor rest nor sleep belong Only to feel with helpless strings Eernal stress of song And even there adaze with dust Too old and worn to shg The message of the viols set Its voice a quivering Thou weary little zither Long days and years shall come Before thy heart of song may break Thy weary strings be dumb Josephine Peabody in Youths Companion m -- past us My cfiarge had twisted her arms into my shoulder belt and held on bravely Dut I saw by her white face and the blue coming into her lips that this could not la3t and if she fainted there was an end of all At the outside it was a matter of a few minutes now one way or the other but as I came to the crest of another ravine I saw before me a steep bank leading down to a small stream that was swishing along in a white flood-- azid on the opposite shore a sight that made my heart leap for drawn up in array evidently roused by the sound of the shots was a strong body of men at arms and over them fluttered the pennon of Hawkwood a red hand on a white field 1 knew in a moment we were within the kings outposts Saved I shouted in my joy Saved and risking all I made the horse fly the last ravine and the next instant we had slid down the bank and the white water was churning round Castor as he dashed into the stream lightning a deafening roar and one of Xo varros nine pounders belched out a storm of grape that hissed over our heads in the direction of our pursuers and stopped them beaten and baffled One effort more Ave were out of the stream up the bank and panting breathless and still bleeding with my companion in a dead faint in my arms I reined is Castor In a moment we were surrounded but the faces were kindly and dismounting slowly I placed my lifeless bur ¬ f arm iTmnd me nnr tiMorl Kr fir A r ranA assisted me to a couch The chevalier himself dressed my wound with a gentle and skillful hand making as much of me as if I had been run through the vitals As he finished dressing the wound the abbe remarked that I would have to rest for a few days to enable it to heal and I had replied with ¬ ¬ ¬ Oct 14 Maj Cheatham some difficulty my jaw being bandaged up The letter with a scouting party while proceed- ¬ that this was impossible when Gian came Is not there signore I have searched ing along the west shore of the lake in with a note It was from Angiola chid- carefully Thursday encountered a force of reb- ¬ ing me gently for not waiting to receive her It was a disappointment but I said noth¬ Excellency nd Jacopo left the rstm I now for the first time ohserved a bouquet of red and white roses wnose fragranc filled the chamber I had been console us ol their perfume before but thought the ucent was borne in by the breeze from the garden outside Whilst I was admiring the flowers Jacopo returned ¬ Schwan ith the infantry Arrives There in an exhausted Condition Hardest March of the Campaign The Aetna Life InsurancelCo Of Hartford Conn Assets Jan 1 Manila 97 1 A puff of smoke above us a flash as of thanks and those o the abbess and begging me to come the following day with a postscript to the effect that the lady abbess would so far relax the rules of the order as to admit me within the courtyard 1 dismissed Gian with thanks and a message that I would be at the convent charging him to say nothing of my wound and then my thoughts went a wool gathering aud I lay back with the missive in my hands St Armande was leaning against the window his back to the light He had taken up this position after whispering a word or two to the abbe who left the room I did not how evW observe him or anything else my mind was full of mad thoughts and for the moment I let them have full play making no effort to resist Folding the letter up carefully I placed it under my pillow and ws about to close my eyes when the abbe returned bearing a bowl in his hands This St Armande took from him and approach ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ANETC YLKte Copyright All 1895 by D Appeton richts reserved Co 1 CHAPTER XXII THE RIDE TO ST JEROME We galloped at a break neck pace to th gate but the guard was already alarmed and half a dozen men came hastening towards us They were on foot however and had no mind to stand the shock of meeting horses coming at full speed down an incline so skipped nimbly aside The officer alone held hit ground paying for his courage with his life for liande Xere sliced his head in two like a ripe watermelon poor wretch Had they only closed the gates we were lost but Ave reached them just in time and passing through like a flash were free of the town A bullet or two whizzed past us but did no damage It was done and another hall hour of the pace we were going would place us beyond pursuit It was no easy matter however to sit the horse and hold Angiola as I was doing and I very soon began to feel that the strain on my arm was getting be yond me and that she- nraa slipping from my grasp She lay still and passive her eyes closed her head resting n my shoulder and seamed in a faint- Perhaps spoke roughly but it was no time to mince words 1 ¬ yourself cake another day to sworn hold as closely as you ean quick and the tone they were spoken had the effect I wanted She looked a in little indignant but held en leaving my left arm which was getting numbed more free to guide the horse and my sword arm great ¬ er liberty should occasion arise The country rugged although it was de scended in a slope towards the basin of Trasimene but 1 turned sharp aside from the road fearing there might be a picquet thereon and galloped across the open far outpacing my followers who 1 saw were coming alter me in a bunch and at their The v tmost speed the honest knaves glance over my shoulder that I took to ob serve this also showed me a strong body of horse spurring from the gate and 1 chuckled to myself as 1 thought we had gained a miles start and that they had to deal with Castor Five leagues to go it was nothing to the brave horse and in answer to my call he stretched himself out as he had never done before As for me such thoughts as I ha when 1 felt the arms of the woman 1 loved clasped about me are to be recalled for ones self alone and concern none else beside Once or twice 1 glanced down meeting her eyes and as she dropped her lids over them they seemed to me to be alive with a soft light Alter a little I felt the arms begin ning to relax Hold tight I said I cannot my strength is going Courage take heart see to our left is the Tower of Magione a few minutes and We are safe I drew her closer t ards me With an effort she rallied her arms again tightened in their clasp and we sped down the long slope which led to Trasimene Castor I stretching himself like a greyhound looked again over my shoulder Far behind my men were riding for their lives and farther still was the dark line of our pursuers coming on with dogged persistence the sun lighting up their armor and flashing from Once beyond Magione we their spears were comparatively safe but a false step a stumble and all was lost Magione itself was held by the Baglioni and from the old watch tower built by the Sforza which stood high above the country we might have already been spied and a party sent out to intercept us The thought seemed to grow into a reality and a despair began to come On on Castor I spoke to the over me good horse and he laid his ears back at the sound of my voice and even as he did so I saw a cloud of dust coming towards our left and knew that the danger I feared was at hand Going as we were I was riding right into the party from Magione and therefpre with a touch on the rein I swung Castor iound to the north and we raced on leaving the tower over my shoulder The double fcurden and the tremendous pace however began to tell on the horse and within the next five minutes he slackened perceptibly in his stride To my horror I saw that the ground began to be furrowed and cut up by ravines and that we were approaching the bed of a river I had therefore to slacken the pace and at the same time our new pursuers sighting us came on with all the speed of their fresh horses Castor scrambled in and out of the ravines like a cat but we were going slowly now and the enemy ha 1 all the advantage of the level ground to come up which they did at a dreadful rate With the failing strength of my companion I dared iot risk jumps weighted as 1 was but the brave horse did his utmost as if knowing m My words ¬ ¬ 1 Come madam I said you must rouse i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ our danger For Gods sake hold on I cried out as we topped a deep ravine with a plunge that almost caused Angiola to slip from my grasp and as I said this 1 heard a shot and a ball from an arquebus whistle over my head The enemy were in the rough ground now themselves but they were within gun range and I dreaded that some of them might dis mount and pick me off This however did not occur to them and on we went with even now and again a bullet fired from horseback with an unsteady aim singing ¬ knew me and was like myself at a loss for speech 1 had however to take the matter in my hand Signore I said accept my thanks This lady is the Countess Angiola Castel lani a ward of the Florentine secretary whom I have brought off from Perugia and have to take to the convent oj St Jerome He tugged at his tawny mustache I have merely carried out orders you have nothing to thank me for signore My instructions were to prevent any of Bagli onis men crossing the Sanguinetta and to protect ail fugitives from the territories ol the Borgia I lowed and added with a pain in my tone I could not conceal for this man was once my friend All the same I thank you signore 1 have however lour followers I can do nothing for thiin if they are on the other bank he interrupted and went St Jerome is not a half league from on here My men will make up a litter and help to bear the lady there It will be 1 wish you a good day Ho easier for her turned on his heel and gave some orders to his men in Fnglish a language I do not know leaving me standing by the body of Angiola All the misery of the past call back to me in a flash Would the stain never be wined out All the kindness I had re¬ ceived from Bayard and the cardinal all the efforts made by those who believed in me seemed to be swept away as dust in the wind Almost did I feel that I would ac cept the ban cast on me and turn wolf in earnest It cost me much to restrain myself from drawing on Hawkwood but a glance at the still pale face before me recalled mc to my duty A man very kindly brought me a little wine 1 knelt down and forced some of it between her blue lips In a short time she revived some color came into her cheeks and she attempted to rise with a look of fear on her face at the number of armed men she saw around her There is nothing to fear madam I said to reassure her you are safe and in an hour will be at St Jerome a litter is being made ready for you Without a word she held out her hand and thanked me with this and the look in her eyes The litter was now ready half a dozen men vountecred thvir services and placing her therein we star ed for the convent Ere we bad gone half a mile we heard shouts be hind US and I wan more than glad to see Jacopo and my inc riding up I asked as thej How did you gel off up came In the rear of tie troop from Magione excellency they did was Jacopos reply not observe us having eyes only for you and seeing you were safe we forded the stream lower down and crossed but ex cellency your face are you hurt Somewhat but at St Jerome I will have it attended to In truth the left side of my face appeared to be laid open and although I felt thit the wound was not so dangerous as it seemed yet 1 had bled freely and now that the excitement was over began to suffer much pain Indeed at times I felt as if 1 could hardly hold myself straight in the sad dle succeeding in doing so only by an eilort of will I did not approach the litter 1 was afraid that the sight of my face would alarm Angiola for now she was probably able to look about her and see that which she had not been able to observe before Once however in a bend of the road that fortunately went to the left and hid my wounded side our eyes met and 1 caught so bright a smile of thanks that it paid me for my hurt I reined in for I knew my face showed too much and henceforth kept well behind 1 sent Gian on to the convent with the good news of Angiolas rescue and on nearing the gates was met by St Armande and the rest of my followers whom I was glad in deed to see WelHe came up with a merry greeting so gallant knight you he cried come then have saved the damsel in distress catching sight of my wounded face his tone you are hurt changed Good G A little You should have seen to it at once come we are not allowed to enter the convent but the abbess has done all she can for us and we camp or lodge whichever he way jou put it in that house there pointed to a small villa set in what seemed a wilderness of holm oak that hid all but its roof from view Not so fast chevalier I must leave my charge at the convent first He had to rest satisfied with this but I was surprised that he made no inquiry as to the condition of Angiola an ordinary civility that might have been expected At the gates of the convent within which we were not allowed to enter we were met I dis by the lady abbess and her train Angiola out of mounted intending to assist the litter but as it was set down she sprang out of it of her own accord and the next minute she was in the arms of the abbess and there was much kissing and many con- ¬ gratulations mingled with tears of joy I did not stay to receive the thanks I saw would shortly be showered on me and thrusting a handful of crowns into the hand of the leader of the good fellows who bore the litter as some reward for himself and his men i looped Castors reins into my arm and set forward to walk to the villa The chevalier came with me and by the time I reached it I was quite giddy being weak with the pain and the loss of blood The saturnine eld abbe was there with more concern in his face than I had seen for a long utae and seeing me stagger he put an I the earth for her and then turning round saw Hawkwood before me It was the first time we had met since the affair at Arezzo when I was cast forth a dishonored man I did not know how to greet him and then was a constraint in his face for 1 saw he den on a heap of cloaks that were flung to when I came this morning Possibly the Signor de St Armande who was with your worship all night All night Signore ¬ I could not help being touched by this proof of devotion and when 1 had dressed went down with the intention of finding my letter and thanking the chevalier for his kindness I was I saw still a little weak but a few hours rest would make me fit for action and I could not help thinking I had been made much over on too small an occa sion St Armande was in the room where I had left the letter and at the first glance I saw he was haggard and worn with dark circles under his eyes eyes which many beauty would have been proud to own He seemed so slim so small and delicate as lie ing me said Come cavaliere you must drink this at came to meet me that my heart began o misgive me again as to his powers to endure once His tone was sharp and incisive and tiie labor involved in the difficult adventure looking up in some surprise I saw he was we had belore us He was much concerned pale to the lips and wondered what bee had at my having risen made many inquires stung him I rose to a sitting posture to about my condition and put aside my take the cup but he would not have it so thanks and passing his arm round my neck made Per Bacco chevalier I said you look 1 fear me 1 me drink like a child The draught was cool more of an invalid than I and refreshing and as I sank back on my pil shall have to be nurse in my turn lows my heart for a moment being gay at It is but a touch of the megrims I have the thought of the letter I said jestingly but you must not think of doing anything Chevalier you would make a most ex ¬ for a week cellent nurse Shave off that little mm Or a month or a year I gibed as I tache of yours put on a black hood and turned over the cushions of the couch and gown and diavolo But you would break in answer to St Armandos inquiring look as many hearts as you cured wounds The went on The letter I received yesterday words were barely out of my mouth when I am certain I left it here he brought his foot down with an angry He came forward to help me but with stamp on the carpet and with a face as no avail scarlet now as it had been pale before It must have been blown away he said turned on his heel and walked out of the But I put it under the cushions room True but you to get you were moved I looked to the abbe who was sitting and the things were shitted Come tc watching me stroking his chin with his breakfast now and 1 will have a thorough hand search made afterwards st John But is he often taken this Not yet 1 will but step over to the con way vent and inquire after the Lady Angiola The cleric rose and not answering my What With a bandaged face Question spoke It is a wound I answered coldly and You had better try and sleop now cavaturning went out of the villa My lackey liere or else the potion may lose its effect ran forward to inquire if a horse should He then followed St Armande be made ready but thinking the walk I would have risen to apologize but I felt would do me good I declined I Aas right B pleasant numbness stealing over me and in this the fresh air acting as a tonic ana when I reached the gates of the convent all SSWSS the giddiness had passed There to my dis may I heard that Angiola was unable tc leave her room a thing I might have expect ed and sending a civil message I retracec my steps entering the villa by a side gate and walking towards it through a deserted portion of the garden I went leisurely stopping every now and again to admire the flowers and the trees In one of these rests whilst 1 idly gazed about me my ee was arretted by a number of fragments of paper that lay on the green turf at my feet Yielding to an impulse I could not control 1 stopped and picked up one of the pieces and saw in a moment it was a piece of Angiolas letter to me I lost no time in collecting the remaining bits of the paper and carefully placed them in my vest pocket Then I retraced my steps to the villa ¬ ¬ Liabilities Jan at Muntinlupa Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 Jacopo assisted me to dress I inquired to that he drove Paid policy holders since organization whom I was indebted for the flowers the rebels from their position and that I cannot say excellency they were here in the engagement three Americans ing having determined to see for myself As els stroniy entrenched Maj Cheatam reports 97 4555727215 3884576990 ¬ vere killed and two were wounded The Aetna Life issues every desir ¬ Rumors are in circulation in Manila able form of Life Term Endowment that Maj Cheatheam discovered three and Accident Insurance American prisoners who had been bound gagged and shot by the insurResident Agent gents These rumors however are Paris Ky not confirmed One andago a lieutenant of the na- ¬ tive police has been arrested and GKADE lodged in jail his subordinate having HIGH reported to the authorities that he was endeavoring to enlist them in a plot to turn the police against the Americans in the event of an uprising Reports having reached the provost marshal that arms were concealed st the headquarters of the Dominican friars a large building adjoining the palace a detachment of soldiers made a search of the building They found POLAND CHINAS for SALE a small stock of Mausers revolvers I have for sale two extra good Fall and ammunition which was confis ¬ boars and two sows of same litter sired cated despite the protests of the friars that the arms were not intended for by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and out of a sow by the noted Chief Tecum unlawful u s seh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by Gen Schwan with the infantr has my fine yearling boar readied Racoon The troops are great ly exhausted having had one of the KENTUCKY U S 16623 hardest marches of the camoaisrn My brood sows are all recorded in From Malabon to Peres das Marinas Central and Ohio P C Records and are they marched through roadless rice by such sires as fields The 4th infantry from Imus Claude Sweepstakes winner at joined Gen Schwan at Peres das MariWorlds Fair nas The Filipinos had deserted the Chief Tecumseh 2d Won more prizes and sired more prize winners town upon learning of the approach of ever lived than any hog the Americans leaving only the worn Vans Chief andthat good ones other m and children behind Better breeding than this is hard to find and I also have the good individu- ¬ als to correspond come and look over SPANISH ORDNANCE my herd and get my prices before buy ¬ ing elsewhere Correspondence solic- ¬ A Lot of It in the Philippines Has Passed ited Visitors welcome Prices reason- ¬ Lnder the Control ot the Span able Terms cash ¬ 9969780801 O W Miller ¬ ¬ ¬ ish Government Oct 14 GEORGE CLAYTON ¬ SSBSSSSSS i 1 Saved in a minute or so my thoughts began to grow ¬ ¬ infused and 1 seemed to sink into a sleep Not so profound a slumber however as to be unconscious of what was going on around me 1 was sure 1 once heard Bande Isere and Jaeopo in my room and that I was being carried apparently to a more comfortable bed Then 1 felt soft hands bathing un wound and heard a gentle voice whispering words of deep love in my car It was a dream of course but ail through the night that soon cane Doris DEntrangUes hung over me and tended me with words 1 cannot repeat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CHAPTER XXIII THE PAVILION OF TREMOUILLE Yhen 1 awoke the next morning my head was till dazed but I was otherwise strong At least I felt so as I lay still in my bed all sense of fatigue gone and trying to collect my thoughts After awhile I glanced round the chamber which was not the room where I had taken the potion but another and a larger apartment It was no fancy then the voices of Jacopo and Bande Nere I heard and the sensation of being lifted and moved which 1 experienced in the night My removal was doubtless effected whilst I was under the influence of the drug but the The almost certainty voice of madame that she was by me through the hours of the night I could not account for this and seeing any such effort was useless ceased to rack my brain on the subject putting it down to a mad dream For some while 1 lay mustering up courage to rise fanned by the mild breeze which played in from the open window on my right Outside I could see the branches of the trees as they swayed to and fro in the wind and the joyous song of a mavis trilled out sweetly through the morning from the thorn bushes whence he piped In about a half hour my head began to grow clearer I remembered Angiolaa letter and thrust my hand under the pillow to find it Of course it was not there as 1 had been moved and a short exclamation of annoyance broke from me -- ¬ Excellency It was Jacopos voice and the good fellow who had evidently been watching me came forward from behind the head of the bed Ah Jacopo Is it you He j help me to rise Signore but is your worship able the ¬ chevalier Never mind the chevalier I am as we as ever aud there was no need of that to do and a twinge in my yesterday diavolo face brought me up sharply and recalled Plutos claws I put my hand to my face and found I was still bandaged It was lucky he only touched your wor ship ¬ Luckier still your being there with your rrqucbus else St Peter and 1 had surely shaken hands there thanks I will sit here for a few minutes and I sank into an easy chair being really weaker than 1 thought I was the effects more of the narcotic than anything else Will your worship breakfast here No but before doing anything go to the room where 1 was last evening and bring me the letter you will find under the cushions of the couch there ¬ ¬ lot of ord nance of heavy caliber mostly of an tique pattern in the fortifications in and around Manila and other cities in the Philippines has passed under the control of the Spanish govern PARIS KENTUCKY ment Under the terms of the treaty Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls of peace this ordnance was to remain promptly answered Your work is for six months in the emplacements solicited Prices reasonable during which time the United States might purchase it Otherwise it was to be the property of Spain The six months period has just expired and as none of the guns have been purchased unless Gen Otis has done so without notify ing the war department the Spanto be continued ish government is probably at liberty to dispose of it About the only guns A Punctual Man of any value are believed to be those A certain Mr Scott of Exeter vhos in the Luneta or shore batteries in FLNEKAL FURNISHINGS con- front of Manila where some old bronze business required him to travel stantly was one of the most famous weapons of great beauty as specimens Calls far Ambulance Attended to characters for punctuality in the king of antique gun founding and some Promptly dom By his methodical habits com modern Krupps are installed Day Phone 137 bined with unwearied industry he acNight lOO cumulated a large fortune For a great IMPRISONED DOMINICANS many years the landlord of every inr in Cornwall or Devon that he visited knew the exact day and hour he would A Party of Thirty Two Who Had Beer TREES Confined at iaracoa Keleased arrive A short time before he died at Members of Jiininezs Party the advanced age of SO a gentleman who was making a journey through Santiago de Cuna Oct 14 A party Cornwall put up at a small inn at Port Slue Brass Nurseries Isaac for his dinner lie looked over of 82 dominicans who had been conthe bill of fare and found nothing to fined at Raracoa for two months were Offer Everything For his liking He had however seen a released Thursday and arrived here fine duck roasting on the fire Ill Friday They were members of tho have that said he You cannot Jiminez expedition which was captur- ORCHARD IWU AMI GARDEN replied the landlord It is for Mr ed because its object was not concealI know Mr Sect ed as Scott of Exeter the members had been assured Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental very well replied the traveler He is that the Americans were favorable tc Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus not in your house Very sorry said Shrubs and evorvthing kept in such an the landlord 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Col A of the If the Inter Ocean Chicago writes Nearly Old Goldbonds- So you would like to test against excessive taxation make a matrimonial alliance with my threat is carried out martial law will three years experience with Electropoise daughter eh Well sir let me tell you be proclaimed as serious disturbances only confirms the truth of your claims I say to my friends that this instrument the man who merries my daughter must would ensue is a most wonderful invention and I be a slap dash nervy business man Fast Driving would not part with mine if I could not Young Brassey Thats me sir My Springfiejd 111 Oct 14 On a get another Send address for our book motto is business before pleasme al- wasrer that he could drive the dis giving letters from people who have ways Let us sit down and come to some cance in 45 minutes W R Jones of been cured by Electropoise ELECTRO- ¬ POISE CO 513 Fourth Avenue Louis ¬ satisfactory conclusion as to a yearly Dawson Friday drove a pony to a road ville Ky allowance for our living expenses 1 will go in the parlor and spoon and art from the public square in this iity over the country roads a distance make love to Ether after sir Judge jf 13 miles in 33 minutes A ¬ Washington Hutchison Bourbon County Ky JOHN CONNELLY ¬ G WDAVIS ¬ ¬ FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC SB --J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TREE- S- ¬ tub i- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ aug-30-l- y ¬ - ¬ Mrs Hashleigh My grandfather was killed by pirates His ship was at- repel boarders Mr Starboard Did he tise prune cash Town Topics Private James Mann Dead Areyoutroinf to take a trip Do you suffer from Severe Headache f Xervounneu Seaslck Washington Oct 14 Gen Davis neaa or Exhaustion Whv nut prevent it all br UMntf ISHMtNS MENTHOL INHAL headache K Help tacked and he fell while attempting tc from San Juan P R reports to the seasickness thatthe use of cure that nerrousness ind bv this Inhaler greatest ¬ Neither DO YOU TRAVEL en the war department the death on October stimulant and preventative known Wonderful re lief in Hay Fever and Asthma HTBtiif isH 2 of Jamos Mann Company M lUb MANS INHALER aiwi you will aluavs use a If jou eaat gl It al DragflsU wad for lu hy all 50 crol Send fur Hook a Menthol frM nfuxry cause not determined g ItSUJUN Miltf CO UXCKBNIB ISO J SKssS ass TIE WATER BWIFT f NinoteenUi Year Established lllllll everp Cuejutnx r HEWS 1881 aubliht nrf Friday by CHAMP HAVP KtiUoi and tomei Make all Check Money etc Pay ible to the order of Champ A Ordert Bko ADVKR1 mUHi RA TE8 Displays one dollar per Inch for first lneei tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei Hie each insertion Locals in black type Tfenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when runuing at line rates Obituar 3s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ Towne and Tarvin Hon Chas A Towne of Minnesota and Jndue James P Tarvin of Covington will address tbr Democratic voters of Paris and Bourbon at the court house on Saturday afternoon at half past one oclock Hard to Get Oat English woman who has been traveling in Kussin seems to have found it easier to get In than to get out of the czars country She sent her passport to the authorities before starting lc order to have It vised and then blithely made for the frontier Arriving there she was immediately detained and taken before the powers that not only be but also do at the Russian frontier Here she was in ¬ formed that her passport did not permit her to leave the country and that she would be obliged to make herself comfortable while the police found out all she bad done while in the country At first she was rather pleased at the thought of how she would tell her friends about It when she got home But when she found that she had to pay not only for her room her meals service and all that sort of thing but also for long telegrams which the au thorities were exchanging in regard to her case her pleasure dwindled as rap idly as her funds did She finally got off however but without receiving any apology or any reimbursement New York Sun An ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The I u in u m Bullet The dumdum bullet secured its name from the Indian arsenal by Political News Notes whose officers it was devised and t name should not be swelled in two Congressman Bailey of Texas will Words or even hvpheuized as a gren- speak at Georgetown on the 2th mauy people appear to think Dum Judge Tarvin of Covington spoe dum is a town and a military station about four miles northeast of CalSaturday in Cynthiana cutta Commonwealths Attorney Franklin It was the experience In the Sudan made a political address yesterday at and also in the Spanish American war Independence that the new magazine rifles whose small calibers give them greater ac curacy aud greater carrying power Mr Bryan In Ohio than the old weapons were faulty iu Mr Bryan upon finishing his engage one important particular The small caliber bullets have slight ments in Kentucky in behalf of Goebel effect on will cross the Ohio river Octo was to those struck by them and t this the ber 19 to make 18 speeches for John R lumdumobviate was difficulty that bulbullet devised This M Lean in the three days October let is one from which part of the 19 20 and 21 speaking at Greenville nickel or copper covering is removed Celina Sidney St Marys Van Wert so that the force of the impact spreads Paulding and Defiance the first day the soft lead making a missile that Napoleon Ottawa Lima Shelby Ken ¬ inflicts a severe shattering wound ton and Findlay the second day and A Matter of Allowances Upper Sandusky Freemont Tiffin Smith Whats the trouble Marion Bucyrus and Sandusky City Brown and his wife They are with always the tnirdday quarreling Jones Oh its the old old story SCINTILLATIONS Each declares the other is at fault Smith Well perhaps they are both An Interesting Jumble Of News Aud 01 muii Comment inui buuuiu uiiiivt- - imie al The Sun wants an opera house built at lowance for the other Jones But thats impossible You Versailles see Brown hasnt got a penny of his Sam Alexander of Montgomery died own while his wife is quite wealthy in army service in the Phillipines and she makes him an allowance of The annual meeting of the Synod of l a week Chicago News Kentucky begins to day at Danville A Hastier Eighty five gnests at a West Virginia Idler said the ant scornfully wedding were poisoned by eating slaw Me answered the grasshopper My dear fellow 1 have been on the Georgia wants to furnish one of the I Indian ¬ rooms in the Dewey home at Washing Jump ever snee was born apolis Journal ton A large line of pedestals can be Ed Trne a Mercer farmer has struck found at J T Hintons at reasonable a vein of Blue Lick water near Harrods prices Take a look at them oct4tf bnrg while boring a well See those beautiful lamps in amber The State House of Reform will b ready for 200 boys November 1 and red and blue tints at J T Hintons They make most acceptable wedding will be dedicated Thanksgiving Day oct4tf Eli PerkinA will lecture in Mt Ster- presents ling next Thursday night He will pans N train PERRYS STOVE ASD TI STORE through Paris on the 530 L Near Glencoe Ky M J Castleman THE GREAT MAJESTIC killed Dr E W Terrill over a game ol croquet He brained him with a mallet Miss Lula Best daughter of T L Best of Fleming has gone to Mantan zas Cuba to teach in a Methodist 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Former Brotality to War Before a battle iu former times the priests solemnly devoted to the gods the whole of the hostile army then iu sight and if possible uo man of it was left alive A writer in The Nine teenth Century says that wheu Her mann decoyed the great host of Varus into the forest depths all the Romans that escaped death in the battle were capturVd aud led into the dark recesses where every mau of them was sac rificed upon hastily erected altars Latham In his edition of Tacitus quotes six contemporary authorities to show that this practice of concluding a victory with human sacrifices was customary among our Teutonic ancestors Some crucified their prisoners others hung them up to trees for archery practice but in general a captive was either slain on the spot or else reserved to be sacrificed to the gods Even when the progress of agriculture induced them to keep a majority of the prisoners alive to be slaves they appeased the gods for this Indignity by increasing the tortures inflicted on the small remainder Gibbon describes how before the blazing altar every hundredth mans arms were hacked off him and before his eyes thrown into the flames All that a red Indian would have done last century was freely practiced by our ancestors of 12 ceuturies ago And the highest ideal of a man then in cluded as a duty dark cruelty aud grewsome revenge against all his enemies Flower Under Artificial Llsrkt Nearly all flowers in which there is a notable proportion of blue are unat tractive when seen under artificial light Hence purple and lilac flowers do not usually look well at night though there are exceptions owing to the intensity of the red in some purples which comes out well at night and causes them to appear as crim- ¬ sons Yellows invariably lose bril- ¬ liancy and pale yellows become bad whites under gaslights but reds and crimsons and all shades of pink and white retain their beauty and as a rule green leaves are pleasing under any light ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cancer often results from an impurity in the blood inherited from generations back Few people are entirely free from some taint in the blood and it is impossible to tell when it will break out in the form of dreaded Can¬ ¬ Little Pimples Turn to Cancer Leaders In Style and Fashion FRAN K CO r ¬ cer What has appeared to be a mere pimple or scratch has developed into the most malignant Cancer I had a severe Cancer which was at first only a few blotches that I thought would soon pass away I was treated by several able physicians but in spite of their efforts the Cancer spread until my condition became alarming After many months ol treatment and growing steadily worse I de- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ which was so strongly Dkf lJCl III M lM recommended The tlrst bottle produced an im- ¬ provement I continued the medicine and in four months the last lit tle scab dropped off Ten years have elansed and not a sigu of the disease has returned R F Williams Gillsburg Miss - MT m V w - oA BR cided to try SS 8 ¬ It is dangerous to experiment with Cancer The disease is beyond the skill of physicians S S S is the only cure because it is the only remedy which goes deep enough to reach Cancer ¬ ¬ Complete line of Winter Wraps Furs of every description Fur Col-SSSThe BlOOd larettes Fur Scarfs Cloth Capes Swifts the only blood and Jackets Golf Capes Separate remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable All others contain potash and cury the most dangerous minerals Skirts Silk Waists Wool Waists Cancer and diseases Specific is mer- ¬ of Books on blood mailed free by Swift Specific Company ¬ Atlanta Georgia Tailor Suits Read Geo W Stunrts big adv for particulars about the guessing contest m COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION Rockers are popular wedding gifts and are acceptable presents at any time J T flinton has a fine line of them Look at the rockers and price them -- No Their Appreciation The barnstorming crew had not eat tf ¬ ¬ Trouble to Show jff 1 5l ¬ en for two days aud two nights Suddenly the eldest soubrette appears with a quantity of eggs Where did you get them breathlessly Inquired the heavy man 1 got them for a mere song she replied And it was even so She fur nished the song and the audience fur- ¬ nished the eggs Chicago News ¬ ¬ Me Joseph Stockford Hodgdon healed a eore running for seventeen years and cured his piles of long standing bv using D Witts Witch Hazel Salve It cures all skin diseases W T Brooks Ladies Kid Oxford szes 2 to 4 worth 3 50 go this week for 150 at Davis Thompson Isgrigs aug4tf J k Goods ¬ - ¬ I ¬ Mission school HMAJE5TIC MAJESTIC F The prisoners in the Maysville jail made h desperate attempt at escape Friday They struck the turnkey as soon as be stepped inside and cut Miss Bet tie Mcllvane the jailers daughter who Miss closWl the door after the turnkey was painfully cut The Mcllvanes hand tnrnkey shot at the ringleader and cowed the crowd The New York World says that Admiral Dpwey has two cousius living in Kentucky They are Misses Sarah and Elizabeth Dewey maiden ladies residing at Elizaville Fleming county They are the only surviving members of the family of James Dewey One of their brothers was in the Union army and the other in the navy during the civil war bat both died some years ago in California ¬ ¬ ou will If yon scour the world never find a remedy equal to One Minute Paradoxical Doctor said the patient who runs Cough Cure says Editor Fackler r f the It cured to useless philosophical contempla- ¬ Micanopy Fla M Hustler bis family of LaGrippe aud saves thoutions ague It appears to me is one sandfrom pneumonia bronchitis of natures contradictions croun and all throat aud lung troubles How so W T Brooks It gives you the shake and yet it pays right with you Detroit Free I ask no more for the celebrated Press Monntaiu Ash Jellico than you will have to pay for other Jellico coal Geo Oat of His Slgrht N commanded her father W Stuart directly opposite L Get out Dont let me ever see you here again freight depot tf Very well replied the confident Millions of dollais is the value placed young man Your daughter can tell by Mis Mary Bird Harrisburg Pa on 1 am to call you the nights and you the lite of her child which she caved can arrange to be out until I leave from croup by the use of One Minute Philadelphia North American Cough Cure It cures all coughs colds IV T When our bys wer almost d ad and throat and lung troubles from whooping cough our doctor gave Brooks One Minute Couuh Cure Tbey recv If your childs shoes are almost gone get a pair off thes- - low shoes offered at gyle Pa It cures finish coM grippe VV such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson and all throat and lung tnoibbs aug4tf Isgrigs T Brooks It did me more good than anything My dyspepsia was of I ever used months standing after eating it was terrible Now I am well writes S B Keener Hoisington Kas of Kodol Dv8peptia Cure It digests what you eat W T Brooks 404 Frani 5 Co MAIN STREET PARIS KY Hoarseness sore throat and constant coughing indicate that the bronchial tubes are suffering from a bad cold which may develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs Do not waste health and strength by wait ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough Syrup at once This wonderful rem- ¬ edy cures all throat and lung affec¬ tions in an astonishingly short time ¬ Hoarseness Sore Throat -- is lwTJU- Persons who want engraved cards or invitations of any description are invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latest styles in these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Louisville Philadelphia or New York houses f f tf THE GREAT MAJESTIC Majestic ranges For gas fittings house furnishings plumbing door and metal roofing window screens refrigerators etc I can give the best line for the least mon- I have a complete line of the great DrBulls Gough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doetori recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggist by buying your ladies and Save childrens shoes at Davis Thomson Isgrigs medical science by an able physiciau such is the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by W T Brooks COMFORTS illinium 11 1 11 1 Take a pill that is a pill built on ui 1 iii 1 1 lit 1 1 1 1 111 iiiiiiiiiui Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat ¬ 15ENJ PEKRY Paris Ky OYSTERS OYSTERS We have receivett 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 cm always get your money back if you are not s tisfied Your Money Back On Demand I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comforts in Paris Dont buy until you see them tim iiiiiii 111111 liiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitui tut Bumham v Hast Jelly con ment of Fresh Oysters for this They are fine If you season are seeking something new to The new Telly Powder There tempt your appetite is nothing now on the TRY A CAN market like COMFORTS CELERY We are also receiving regular shipments of Choice Fine White 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 HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Six Flavors Orange Lemon and TILINGS always on hand Strawberry Wild Raspberry NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 Cherry Calfsfoot Vegetables PARKER Fourth and Bfafn Sts JAMES Paris Ky las Fee Son L Saloshin f Co J T HINC0N v I 1 a3 S THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 17 1899 OBITUARY 5 HE BSOBBajl HEWS 1881 The Columbia Won PERSONAL MENTION the first race between the yachts Columbia and CDMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN lEnleiel at the Post office at Paris Ky as Shamrock was sailed yesterday The eooco tss mall matter Columbia won by nine minutes and Notes Hastily lotted Ou The Streets At The Depots Iu The Hotel Lobbies Aud forty five seconds TELEPHONE NO 124 Klsfwher -- Nlueteenih Year Established After seven postponements Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit ¬ izens GO TO G jii 1I1K1 TUCKERS SALE AND Mrs Aun Muir mother of Mu Mrs A M Gutztit of this city died r SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Novel Election 10U Bet Oneyer V Payable in Adtwnce S2 00 Six mouths Make all Checks Money ayable to the order of Champ Orders Bro Etc TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands lor collec tion and all not paid by November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be compelled to pay for advertising ¬ Two prominent lawyers of Richmond one a hot Goebel Democrat and the other a dyed-iu-th- e wool Republican have made a novel wager on the outcome of the Governors race If Goebel is elected the Republican is to pay the expenees of his Democratic friend to Frankfort to witness Mr Goebels induction into office but if Taylor is elected the Democrat agrees to foot the bill for his Re publican friend to go to the capital and see his man inaugurated ¬ ¬ The Chicago Marching Clnb The Chicago Marching Club will arrive in Paris Fiiday morning at 840 and will stop in the city for twenty minutes The Club numbers 225 or more men and carries a large band and travels on a special train composed of an engine one baggage car and nine sleepers The Club will stop thirty minutes in Cyuthi ana and thirty minutes in Falmouth Every member of the partv will wear a dark suit the coat beiug of Prince Albert cut white gloves and necktie and silk hat of the latest style Each will carry a black silk umbrella lightly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ G F WBOWENSBC octlTtf N Insurance policies bought for cash by S Stout The appearance of the L pas- ¬ senger depot has been improved with a coat of paint Counterfeit silver dollars 10 and o and gold pieces are being distributed line of throughout the South folded 1 pictures pretty enough for anybodys Hon W J dryan began his Kentucky house Just the thing for a wedding tour yesterday at Bardwell and spoke present oct4tf Hopkinsville at May field Benton To day N Central City and Leitchfield J A Binzell formerly an L he will speak at Frankfort 9 a m dispatcher in this city is now an operator in the Stock Exchange at Hot Versailles 1040 a m Lexington 1150 a m Mt Sterling 215 p m StanSprings Ark ford 730 p m The law against shooting quail doe Wednesday Mr Bryan will be at not expire until November 15th instead Harrodsburg 9 a m Shelbyville 11 a of the 1st as has been printed m Louisville 1220 p m Sanders 5 ¬ ¬ J T Hinton has a handsome Mr Bryans Tour Three kinds Hartford City Kanawha and Michigan Table Salt Geo W Stuart directly opposite L N freight depot m Salt p m Ccvington 8 p m Mr Biyan is being accompauied by Senators lioebel and Blackburn and other politicians and newspaper repre- ¬ The News is requested to announce sentatives that the ladies of the Methodist church shoes as we are selling daily from our will meet this afternoon at the home of bargain counter Mrs B F Harris on Pleasant street I have 2 new farm wagons that I will ell at cost Geo W Stuart directly N freight depot opposite L Never were such values offered in Davis Thomson Isgrio Insurance Companies Win With the whole court sitting and Judge Guffy dissenting the Court of Appeals Friday morning reversed the judgments of the Scott and Woodford Circuit Courts in two cases of the Aetna Insurance Company and seventy five o hers against the Commonwealth The questions presented on both ap peals were the same as in the case ap¬ pealed from the Franklin Circuit Cour in which the court held on June 15 last that the companies were not guilty ot combining to fix insurance rates as charged by Commonwealths Atterney Robert B Franklin The opinions Fri day were delivered by Judge Dn Relle -- The News has received a handsome engraved invitation to the big barbecue to be given to morrow at Louisville in honor of Hon W -- J Bryan v I Kit Clay late of this city is a leading member of the Perry Gun Club which will give a shoot Thursday and Friday at Perry Oklahoma There will be twenty four ewnts four of the num ber being at live I ird ¬ ¬ -- Circus exhibited Saturday in Falmouth and came through Paris Sunday morning en route to Richmond where it showed yesterday The Golden Jubilee Wanted To rent a dwelling of four The Golden Jubilee of the Christian or five rooms near the business part of Church which is now in session in CinParis Apply at The News office cinnati has attracted more than twelve Henry Gaitskills son Virgil fell thousand members of that church to while at play at school yesterday at Stony Cincinnati Among the number are Point and broke his arm and dislocated delegates from every State and Territory in the United States and from his elbow England Canada China Japan Aus- ¬ The Best Northern White Seed Rye tralia Jamaica and other countries Timothy and Clover Seed at Geo W From Central Kentucky there are hun N Stuarts directly opposite L dreds of attendants Paris sending probfreight debot ably 150 Thirty three colored men enlisted The communion service Sunday afterlast week in Paris and Miliersburg by noon at the Music Hall was a beautiful Fully eight Lieutenant John N Wright left Sunday and impressive sight tor Cincinnati to join the Thirtieth In- ¬ thousand persons under one roof partook of the communion The communion fantry sermon was preached by Eld Mark Col Miss Esther Margolen will receive lis of Lexington and eighty deacons scholars on the violin at her home on and a score of ministers assisted in the Henderson street during the fall and service During the solemn service winter Her terms are reasonable and sacred songs were sung softly by the At home splendid choir of several hundred voices satisfaction is guaranteed every day excepting Thursdays and The pulpits of all the Protestant Fridays Churches in Cincinnati Covington and Newport were filled Sunday by visiting We are sacrificing ladies1 tan Oxfords ministers this week nothing so comfortable on Eld Z T Sweeney delivered a magthe feet these warm days nificent discourse Sunday morning at St Isgrio Davis Thomson augitf Pauls M E Church in Cincinnati Jake Gay of Pine Grove won the Every seat was taken and hundreds title of Champion Wing Shot of Ken were turned away Eld Charles Allen Thomas preached tucky Saturday at Louisville by win ning the Kentucky Handicap lately Sunday night at the Central Christian He Church in Newport where Miss Calla held by Alfred Clay of Austerlstz killed twenty five straight birds and T DeMoss who is well known in Paris is H Clay Jr of Austerlitz divided a leading singer and church worker fourth money scoring twenty two out Mrs E C Long formerly of this city of twenty five The latter also divided came from California to attend the money in several other events Jubilee and was asked to sing a solo Friday night at the Music Hall Her For sale Set of solid walnut bed song charmed the vast audience room furniture Will sell cheap In Hamilton College at Lexington was quire at The News office for name of represented by about forty pretty girls 13oct3t owner and several teachers and the North Two strangers visited Paris Saturday Middletown College was represented by and in a few hours secured about fifty a delegation of students and teachers A M Atkinson a delegate from patrons for an advertising scrap book to died of heart disease be placed in the hotels The pages are Wabash Ind filled with business cards and letter while addressing a business meeting of headings and several of the pages are delegates in the Grand Hotel Friday already defaced by practical jokers who night He was a banker who was try lave filled other pages with burlesque ing to create a fund for taking care of ads The advertising scheme which a aged ministers Almost his last words I will not be with you many f tranger cannot work in Paris has not were more meetings ydt been invented ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Forepangb SePs Bros j j suddenly at Sunday morning the home of her sou Dr G E Muir near Muirs station The deceased was sixty three years old and was a most Dr Philip Folev spent Sunday with estimable woman and one of the leading relatives in Danville members of the Bryants Station Baptist Mr L V Butler is at home from a Church She was the wife of Samuel business trip in the South Muir and also tne mother of W W and Funeral services were Messrs J K Spears and Lyttleton Henry Muir held 5 esterdav afternoon and the re Puruell spent Sunday in Richmond were interred iu the Lexington Mrs W R Hnkill is visiting Mrs mains cemetery Belle Sanders at Norwood Ohio Frank Barbee aged twenty five who Misses Ella Mitchell and Lucy Col ill of typhoid fever died on ville are spending a few days in Cincin has been Newton Mitchells farm Friday of nati hemorrhages His remains were buried Dr R T Wood and wife have re Saturday turned from an extended trip in the bT03K AND TJRF NEWS West Miss Mary Best Tarr was the guest Sale and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc of Miss Mary Robinson iu Cynthiana Turf Notes last week Samuel VV Willis Jr has sold to SiSheriff G W Bo wen and John Let mon Weil seventy five export cattle at ton have returned from a fox hunt in 525 per cwt Powell county Jas Thompson has sold 6ixty export City cattle to W B Kidd of Clark The Miss Mabel Clay of Kansas is the guest wf Miss Kate Jameson on cattle weighed nearly 400 pounds Pleasant street Woodford Buckners colt Kentucky Mrs Harry B Clay and children are Farmer won a 100 purse Thursday at visiting Mrs George Parry at Washing the Hawthorne track near Chicago ton Mason county Cottie Nagle has sold his fancy saddle Mrs L C Anderson of North Mid- horse The Frenchman to Millionaire dletown is visiting her sister Mrs Hal Thos Lawson of Boston for 3500 Cut ran in Majsyille Zeke Arnold son of Col J M Arnold a of Newport won the Gentlemans Cup Mies Kate Alexander is spendiug few days in Mt Sterling as the guest of Saturday at Latonia riding the horse Miss Pattie Johnson Seattle Mrs John Young Brown Jr of Kilrrarnock the colt formerly owned Henderson will arrive in a few days to by Clay Brothers won the Champagne visit Mrs J M Hall stakes 1700 added money Saturday at Miss Vashti Ward of Scott county Morris Park running the seven furlongs is the guest of the Misses McClintock in 127 and winning handily from a good field on Higgins avenue Miss Gertrude Renick leaves this week for a visit in Middletown Ohio and Indianapolis OF- Mr and Mrs C B Mitchell arrived home Saturday night from a trip to Chicago aud other points Mrs F W Eberhardt went to Covington last week to visit Mrs George H ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 21st at 2 PM Preston of Greenup street Deputy Sheriff W WMitchell and I will offer at public sale my residence County Attorney Denis Dundon are in on Henderson street House contains six rooms bath room large hall and Louisville for a short stay basement Excellent cistern etc Only Mr Samuel B Woodford left Satur a few steps to City School L GRINNAN rioct3t day for Perry Oklahoma to visit C F Clay Jr formerly of this city Mr and Mrs R R Jouett of Win ¬ chester were guests of Mr and Mrs OF Samuel Willis near Paris Sunday Mrs W O Paxton and Miss Maggie Heath of Covington who have been visiting Mrs Mamie Fitbian have re ¬ turned home Our lease on mothers farm having Mrs Palmer Graham and son arexpired and as she has decided to sell rived last week from Terre Hante Ind the farm we will sell on to visit Dr and Mis J W Jameson on Tuesday October 31st 1899 Pleasant street Mr and Mrs J P Connors who the following stock and crop came up from El Paso Texas with the 18 head of horses 12 high bred cows all fresh and good remains of Ed Connors who was killed by a Mexican returned home yesterday ones ioo extra Shropshiredown ewes M C Mrs J M Hall Mrs 30 nice yearling heifers Thomaa Mrs S G Clay Mrs Mary 30 long yearling cattle 30 yearling cattle Davis and Miss Tillie Brent went to 12 Duroc Jersey sows Cincinnati yesterday morning for a short 8 Poland China sows stay 7 Poland China boar shoats good ones Best Poland China boar in the county Dr J Ed Ray left yesterday for 1500 shocks of corn Colorado where he will reside in the 20 tons baled hay future He will stop over in Louisville 20 tons baled straw Farming tools of all kinds to attend the session of the Grand Lodge Terms made known on day of sale of Masons Sale begin promptly at 10 a m Capt J as R Rogers Joseph H BRO BISHOP HIBLER miles Est of Paris on Jacks Four Ewalt D W Peed and J V Muir left town pike yesterday for Louisville to attend the A T Forsyth Auctioneer noct annual session of the Masonic Grand Lodge which convenes there to day Miss MarieParrish arrived borne last night from a delightful trip to New York City where she witnessed the OF Dewey celebration She stopped over STOCK ETC in Cincinnati for a short stay before ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ iNmimiKK ill UllUllU 1 OPENING OF LADIES AND MISSES Jackets Wraps Furs Thursday Friday Saturday October 26 27 28 THREE DAYS ONLY Your chance of the season to buy you a nice garment at manufacturers prices ¬ New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular 2 OOlSTTDOlSr Extra 7 kind 1 per yd patterns lOc Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Outing Flannels in large variety reg ¬ lOc to 1 per yd ular 10c kind for 5c Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purposes Goods 25c per yd 15c kind for lOc Best Quality Percales and Panangs See the extra wide and fine Tablfl 12c kind for 8 3c Linen at 50c fine quality Flaunelettes in new l Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur- ¬ CITY PROPERTY chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase ¬ If you cannot i ead this small print at a distance of 14 inches year eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred n made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness aud elegance When both frames and leno are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for tbe are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit tfrnr You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better olf wttfaeiv any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable kitf j dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest iu the end ¬ PUBLIC SALE We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invito all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is n charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded- - ¬ Stock and Crop CtfJrfasy p 4BK arNext visit -- Thursday October 1 ¬ 1819 Hello 17tt ur sock f and Tinware - Harware Stoves o is large and comPleteprices are aslow as anyone We Hr-make a speciilty of Builders Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See us before contracting Tiir nr nni rrl II II IR PRlPMflQ UUn rniCllUOl Are advised that r WINN LOWRY Winn Successors to Cook PUBLIC SALE FRM coming home - 2000 Read in Geo W iStuarts adv how to Having decided to quit farming I will offer at public sale at 10 a m on get a load of coal free Persons who enter G W BARGAINS IN SHOES guessing contest can get tickets when at my farm half way between Paris ever they purchase coal and can file their and Cynthiana on the Townsend pike of my stock crop etc consisting of guess at his office any time before four all8 Shorthorn cattle registered oclock on election day or can mail them 4 cows 1 yearliug heifer I bull at any postoffice in the county before ¬ two-year-o- ld two-vear-o- Stuarts THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9TH that hour NUPTIAL KNOTS Engagement Announcements And Sol e ionizations Of The Marriage Vows Dr Charles Smith of Atlantic City who says he is 122 years old was married last week to Miss Sallie May aged forty five The marriage of Mr Robert L Parks of the Hotel Windsor and Miss Bessie Armstrong daughter of Mr F R Arm strong will occur October 8 1st Mr and Mrs Joel Brown of Mt Healthy O celebrated their seventieth wedding anniversary Saturday He is ninety one and she is ninety three The nuptials of Mr Earl Ferguson of this city and Miss Sallie Mai Anderson of Georgetown will be celebrated tomorrow evening at eight oclock at the Georgetown Baptist Church ¬ ¬ heifer heifer calf 3 grade cows 2 yearling grade heifers 1 steer calf 1 work horse 2 work mules 8 fat bogs 2 stands of bees 1 cariiage 1 spring wagon 1 two borse wagon 1 corn planter 1 wheat drill 1 hay rake 1 mower 1 breaking plow 1 cultivator tongueless 1 double shovel plow 2 harrows 1 wheat fan 1 corn shelier 1 1 ld We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many lots go at less than half price Our bargain table of broken lots is well worth your inspection Call early and get choice DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG Nose Beauty Leading a Man By the may mislead him sometimes but the beauty that leads a man to our laundry is the faultless beauty of our artistic laundry work that he will never find a miss leading one Our exquisite laundry work is the acme of high grade excel We do up shirts lence in tnis line collars and cuff in a manner that keeps them in fine condition as well as look ¬ ing as good as new at all times wT i 1 1 Bemis transplanter 300 shocks corn 400 bushels wheat 3 giindstone 1 cider mill Mr Ralph Paxton formerly of this city will be married to morrow evening to Miss Alice McGrue of Glendale Ohio The ceremony will be performed at the Glendale Episcopal Church kitchen furniture Terms Sums under 20 cash larger sums four months without interest negotiable note At the same time I will offer my farm lvinsr on the Bourbon and Harrison line and containing about 175 acres large tobacco barn stock barn and all other necessary outbuildings plenty of never failing water Terms One third cash balance in equal payments in one and two years with 6 per cent interest MRS SALLIE S ADAIR oct lOtd T Fomyth Auctioneer A stacks clover hay Lot of garden tools and household and ¬ COPvRlCti BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR 711006 4 Maiu office at Parkerj James The Bourbon Steam Lauadry M THE UOUKBOM WEWS FAftU LOVE THEIR PROFESSION TUESDAY WON OCTOBER 17 1899 IiANS FOR HIS FRIEND Newspaper Maker Find Their Work Gambler Made a StaU- - and Forced Ui Partner to Eat More Fascinating Some Netable Examples Than He Wanted r N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law cumrum 01 hi TIME TABLE EAST BOUND V Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway vx 1 jfM MJ i fU tftSCNABI Lyrics BY KENNETT F HARRIS 5M In the air a sudden chill Though the sun shines out his best And the Doth not seem to fill the bill lislethread undervest Leaves from treetopa sailing down When the wind blown branches stir Cambric waists wilh capes of fur Everywhere about the town Straw hats obsolete or rare Dreary drizzly sloppy rains Subsequent rheumatic pains Crimsoned noses here and there These and other tokens bleak Would appear to indicate Irresped ive ol t he date That fair summers made her snenV But theres balm and consolation and And a feeling- of elation that no grid can quite destroy Our reerettings sentimental cannot 1 sen it a jot We dont car a continental if the iceman calls or not -- theres happiness and joy ¬ HH I Si i in MiiiiMSE i T i r III 1 1 T Why should you weep for summer fled mine t thicker comforts on the bed In Do not repine o Dear heart Grieve not my sweetest one but oh When morning breaks Mix up a goodly mess of dough For buckwheat cakes There is glory in the woodland 5 T VWlSP VI fii ran AJ t arvi mr uih Where the maples are a growing And the sumacs blush in crimson And the golden rods are blowing And the oak leaves and the beach leaves And some oth r leaves aic glowing With tints that you might pay are opalescent Theres a glory oer the farmh nd When the pumpkins round and mel low Lie among the drooping cornstalks In thick blobs of eddish yellow And the stubble stretches golden lt a sight to make a fellow Rubble over with emotion eff er ascent ¬ All the same Til take the kitchen When my pride and joy and treasure Filleth up a bowl with buckwheat well proportioned measure Btirreth in the baking powder Addeth salt and milk to pleasure And then taketh down the glossy soap stone griddle Tis at sthel ic delectation There when as the pallid batter Trickleth down in shapely circles And withoul a splash or splatter Waxeth golden at the edges Where it curls up from the plattei And turns smoothly darkly brom throughout the middle From a My Ifargerys cheeks they are sumac -- J I -i-- L YTO o fe A -- V on c 2 V fx red When she bakes her cakes for me And her eyes are as brown as the brown est leaf That ever grew on a tree Not a dead dull brown but they spar kle bright As a dewdrop in the sun No aul umn woods are as fair a sight She certainly takes the bun And when I tell her things like these Shell bake me all the cakes I please Long Ive waited now theyve come 1 will take some Set em down in front of me Heres ihe way cakes ought to be lied and reeking hot and light As dandelion down in flight ¬ Thank you yes Permeating all the room Fragrant as their mother bloom My installments are by threes When I get such cakes as these Lift them with great care together Gently theyre not made of leather And a singly lifted cake Will be pretty sure to break Heed ye well the words I utter Also kindly pass the butter This originates from cows That mild eyed sleek sided browse Where an argent river moves Through soft vales and shady groves Nothing ending up with ine Goes with buckwheat cakes I ween If this butter has a fault Tis perchance a trifle salt Slice it up in even flakes Slide it in between the cakes Tarry not but instant chirrup For the Vermont maple sirup Pour the ruddy liquor out On the top and round about Saturate each spongy pore Stick in your fork I say no more Down in ibi basement dark The hair on the meter click Theyre touching the thousand mark So oftetf it makes me sick And the gas it is blazing high In every chandelier Though the suns in the noonday sky And the day it is bright and clear But the janitor says that we feast wait three more weeks for heat So the reason is plain to see Why the meter goes on to mete -- Cciimrc Daily Record Eves politicians occasionally reform Sixth avenue beanery looking hunand settle down to the useful pursuits grily at a pot of pork and beans from of private life Men of strong will pow- which a waiter was taking some for a er jjive up forever old associations and customer They hadnt a cent between habits and form new ones them but pretty soon a fritnd of my is the game friend came along and passed The conspicuous exception journalist He may be convinced that out a two dollar bill on request he will find more honor and profit in Thank heavens we can have some other occupations and he may go kite of those beans now said the hungry them but his old profession will always one M tempt him and nine times out of ten We can eh said the other Well he will return to it sooner or later wait awhile and well see tai You have read Uncle llemus Mv friend made a bee line Tor a iram baby story bling house followed by the hungry Well journalism is the tar baby of one who pleaded with him eloquently the professions It clings to a man to get something to eat first He was in closer than a porous plaster after he flexible however and a few minutes has once come in contact with it There later was seated in front of a layout is some mysterious magic in printers with two dollars worth of checks beink and in publicity and when a man fore him He won a little and then he has a well defined case of what the an- iost a little and every two minutes the cients called cacoethes scribendi he hungry one would whisper to him to rarely ever gets over it quit and get some beans He drew fas The great Napoleon frankly admitted cinating pictures of that smoking bean that he hated and feared journalists pot they had been looking at but the ile pretended also to despise them but other was game to the core He finally In an evil hour he wrote an editorial for had about 20 in front of him and then his official organ and from that day to began to plunge The hungry one the end of his imperial career he was gasped for breath and finally implored always fooling with that historic news him to give him a quarter check to put paper and furnishing it with copy aside for beans in case they went broke him but if there had Waterloo cured Not a cent said the other and if been a printing press at St Helena the you dont shut up Ill kick you out of exile would have hunted it up before the place he had been on the island 48 hours The threat was useless for the other Col William L Scruggs has never was too far gone in hunger to fear vioentirely freed himself from the jour- lence He kept nagging and nagging at nalistic tar baby The first time he saw the player who finally got up and a printing oifice in Bogota when he threw him bodily across the room But went there as United States minister the hungry om- crept back and his first he could not resist the temptation to remark was about beans With an exdrop in and in an unofficial way got clamation of rage the gambler jumped in touch with the concern up cashed in 31 0 worth of cheeks Coi W A Hemphill had the same ex grabbed his friend by the coat collar perience in Cuba and lorto Ilico He dragged him down two flights of stairs didnt understand Spanish but the to the street and fairly lrarU d him newspaper offices attracted him all the through the swinging doors of the bean same erv Sam Small after he had been preachGive this blankety blanked idiot ing several years said that he did not 300 worth of beans he roared and believe a man could do regular work on make him eat every one of them a daily newspaper and be a Christian Then stood over the hungry one fi year or two later Sam became the and made him eat beans for an hour ediicr ci the Daily Pilot at Norfolk Va He wouldnt let him have anything to and he tilled it full of hot stuff as long drink not even water and the hungry as he was connected with it ones pleadings for bread and butler One of the mest famous and successwe e in vain lie wanted to quit on his men iu leurgia has been third plate of beans but the other ful literary guaranteed big financial rewards if he wouldnt let him He made him eat will give up journalism ind devote him ¬ beans until he could eat no more and self to the writing of books He knows tT men Ine gave mm lum a 50 bill and left that this would be to his interest in him X Y Sun many ways but he cannot tear himself away from the ar baby So he con ITEMS FOR THE COOK tinues his daily grind and will probabh stick to his editorial labors until he dies Pancakes Without of old age of Heats Flavoring Sometimes phenomenal men liki of 13 roth William L Yarn ey and James G Blaine make a determined effort to get awav Excellent pancakes without eggs are from their tar baby and never collide made as follows Take one quart of with the thing again flour one tablespoonfnl of salt and one But Yancey and Hlaine got loose scant quart of sour milk with two level when they wire young men and the teaspoonfuls of soda and the same of excitement of the political period pre cream of tartar unless the milk is very ceding our civil war caused them to sour when omit the cream of tartar seek the platform and the forum in Sweet milk can also be used with one stead of the editorial sanctum Hit teaspoonful of soda and two of cream of liny cre strong men and when tby tartar or three of baking powder Mia once made up their minds they were not the salt and cream of tartar if used to be turned i rom their purpose or their with the Hour Make a hole in the midpathway In secret they perhaps re dle and pour in the milk gradually gretted their plunge from journalism stirring with a spoon till smooth Then into polities but they resolutely kfpt beat hard for five minutes or until it away from the stick monster of thir is bubbly Add the soda and bake scribbling days immediately on a very hot griddle Un Catch a journalist when fie is ftfdne less well beaten before the soda is if yen want to reform him After he added these cakes without eggs will not has spent a few years in the embraces be a success of the greedy tar baby there is very litSome meals are more easily digested tle hope of making him useful in a new than others Mutton comes firsl in this field Even when a journalist spends respect and then beef they are thereof a lifetime in other callings it is fore half the best meats for children I5ut generally an easy matter to interest the digestion of a child is delicate and him in his old profession and he takes the child does not pleasure in newspaper reminiscences proportion of animal requireas the same a grown food to the very last A not unreasonable prejudice person In the great ma jority of instances the man who gets a taste of newspaper life exists against pork It is considered continues in that occupation the re- ¬ the most indigestible of all meats aid cooked mainder of his existence The excep- unless thoroughlydisease is liable to produce a fatal The over tions are very few Atlanta Constitu- young veal which often appears in our tion markets is very unhealthful and should not be eaten Looks Ovpr Three States The flavor of broth can be improved La Crosse Wis is proud of its locaon tha Mississippi river It lies in or varied b3 taking different kinds of tion a cup surrounded by the magnificent meat at the same time as for in- ¬ bluffs and La Ciosse men after travel- stance adding a slice of ham to veal ing all o r the world in search of beau- ¬ or a piece of liver to beef If amber tiful scenery have invariably coma colored broth is wanted the vegetables home disappointed at what they have may be fried brown with a very little seen Just east of the city lies a range butter before being added to the of hills the highest of which is known liquor in the soup kettle Fat meat is as Grand Daddy From the top of not the proper kind for the soup pot this bluff three states and five differ- ¬ An old chicken makes an excellent ent counties lie stretched out under soup of delicate flavor Venison game the eye The location of Lo Crosse makes and pigeons make a nourishing soup it perfectly-- secure from the attacks ot Steamers are now made with adjust- ¬ cyclones or tornadoes Thebluffs which able trays provided with two sets of surround it act as fenders and many cups The cups of one set are deep and severe storms which did great damage are used for individual steamed pud- ¬ elsewhere have passed over the city dings the other has smaller cups in Five miles north of the city lies Rice Vich eggs may be steamed Finally lake and here hundreds of the citizens ne trays may be taken out and the of La Crosse make their homes in the steamer used for its usual purposes summer time Chicago Tribune Troy Times Inconsequence of Corean Women To Trim Lingerie The Corean woman is so little est- ¬ Most corsets nowadays are made of eemed that she has not even a napne flowered coutille black or ivory white In childhood she has a nicknam be- with colored flowers and they are stowed upon her by Which she is lrnown trimmed with ribbon to match and with to her family and inlimate frien s but black or ecru lace The shoulder straps after she arrives at maturity she is match the prevailing color of the corset called thus only by her parei ts To and are made of elastic incased in satin of the world she is simply the ribbon The woman who loves dainty the ret daughter or the sister of lingerie might decide on the color of N Y Sun her corsets and then have her under- ¬ clothing trimmed with ribbon to match The Right Timei Philadelphia Press Jones That new 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understand hour your conduct when we parted I said anyone I wonder if he is waiting for food by to you II u by Xo he just tied two knots this Why didnt you say ood by in Pearl Matrimonial knots espouse Ruby Xo handkerchief knots He I was just about to do so Henri ¬ is trying to wife remember what etta but I checked myself I was afraid put them there for Chicagohis Daily you would accuse me of trying to have Xews the last word again Washington Hichts of the Fair Sex Star lk to me of womens rights A Discovery Women have no rights A bright little boy who went to sehoo He Havent any rights Youre And was up to all sorts of tricks crazy Let a man dress up in womens Discovered that 9 when upside down clothes and go out on the street and Looks just like the figure 6 Bo when asked his age by a visitor he is immediately arrested but a The bright little boy said woman is allowed to go out on a wheel Why I am b when I stand on my feet and tog out in mens clothes and be 6 when I stand on my head And Buffalo News the toughest looking body in the bunch Yonkers Statesmen A N7CC1CSSF1TL OPERATION Human Nature City Nephew annoyed It took me five minutes to get that man on the telephone Uncle Josh It would ke an hour to go to his office wouldnt it City Nephew About that Uncle Josh An here youre kickin about losin five minutes stead of bein thankful fer savin 55 minutes Puck She--Ta-- Yes Henrietta morning ¬ iron i i m gj The Universal Language Say ma you know them Italian folks on the corner that have a little Well their baby aint Italian babj after all Mrs Wilkins It isnt How can you Mabel ¬ Recently travelled up and down the ccast at will upset all calculations and acted in an The Owner Tried to Economize But entirely different manner from anv otlu r Her Efforts Met with Fear ¬ storm Sometimes dyspepsia acts in the same way It refuses to yield to treatment which ful Results has cured similar cases Then Ilostetters Stomach This is a plain unvarnished story ol r fect a Bitters should he taken It will afIt has lady who trimmed her own hat Sh cured cure speedily and naturally century stomach troubles for half a was endeavoring to economize and conceived the brilliant idea that by purchas Try it ing the trimmings and the frame she could Catching Up construct a hat that would be quite as hide- asked the Is your town growing ous as the ordinary or extraordinary mil linery creation and at much less cost fco Pittsburgh man of a fellow traveler on the she made a dozen or more trips downtown cars Well no I cant say its growing was and finally had gathered together a trunk not growing to speak of but roll of bits of rihbon steel buckles gauze the reply it is improving in tastes right aiong dowers birds fiber chamois bolts rivets umng You mean that the people are barbed wire varnish bicycle cement galvanized iron lincrusta walton and all the a higher standard I do sir yes sir We now get bananas singular ingredients of a womans hat together with a fearful and wonderful frame every day from Cincinnati and five out that looked much like ft wire waste basket of six groceries keep shredded codfish nd after a tug of war with a steam engine limburger cheese We dont look for any Then she haunted the display windows and building boom or influx of strangers but changed her mind something like a thou- well hold our own and gradually worm up sand times regarding the manner in which to electric doorbells and oysters on the half shell Utica Observer she would trim that hat She sewed on and ripped off the birds so often that they looked much bedraggled Sun of the Sick Room and were indeed very sad looking birds is the fl but she finally succeeded in assembling the Drops ant descriDtion of Swansons It has saved the nub ic in less hat and then as she was going on a visit than five years more money than the na to her mother and sisters who lived in a city she wore the magnificent crea- tional ueoi or mis country wnen you meassmall tion calculating that they would go into ure the value of health restored suffering humanity relieved of its agonies and disconvulsions over her hat And they did eases Money they had kissed her several times and been expended which otherwise would have After in funerals doctors and assured her of their undying love her moth- drug bills loss of labor etc Swansons 5 er who is a wise woman with a keen sense of the proprieties bade the elder of the un- Drops never fails to cure It has cured and is curing people afflicted with married sisters ring for the carriage I acute and millions ofrheumatism sciatica chronic am io glad to see my dear daughter she said that I must buy her something Now neuralgia asthma la grippe and catarrh of It will cure you Try it Large vou drive down to the millinery store and all kinds buy her the prettiest hat there before any sized bottle 100 sent on receipt of price charges prepaid 25 eent sample bottle sent of her friends see her free on receipt of 10 cents to pay for mail And after the economical daughter had departed for the millinery store the remain- ing Agents wanted Swansons Rheuing members of the family fell upon the matic Cure Company 164 Lake St Chicago floor and screamed with laughter for they knew a good thing when they saw it even A Lock of Capacity if they did live in a jay town Chicago Isnt it wonderful that one small head Chronicle can carry all he knows No The wonder is where he stores all Cleveland Plain SOLDIER KNEW HOW TO WOO he thinks he knows ¬ HAT WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL A West Indian Hnrcicane ¬ ¬ THOUGHT-- WOMEN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dealer GAVE little thought to my health writes Mrs Wif V Bell 230 N Walnut St Canton O to Mrs Pink until I found myself unable to attend to my ham household duties 4I had had my days of not feeling well and my monthly suffering and a good deal of backache but 1 thought all women had these things and did not complain 1 had doctored for some time but no medicine seemed to help me and my physician thought it best for me to go to the hospital for local treatment I had read and heard so much of your Vegetable Compound that I made up i my mind to try it I was troubled with falling of the womb had sharp pains in ovaries leucorrhceaand painful menses I was so weak and dizzy that I would I often have severe fainting spells took in all several bottles of Lydia E tymL4f Lrfrr Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier and used the Sanative Wash and am now in erood health I wish others to know of the wonderful good it has done me and have many friends taking it now Will always jrive your medicine the highest praise villi PrffifiL Wm C Hil- ¬ Mrs A Tolle 1946 ton St Philadelphia Pa w a mA IL writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I was very thin and my friends thought I was in con- ¬ sumption Had continual headaches backache and falling of womb and my eyes were affected Kvery one noticed how poorly I looked and I was advised to take I J- - -- - Jlw tell Having Won the Young Womans State of Ohio Citt of Toledo 88 Lucas County Consent He Succeeded with Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the the Veteran Father senior partner of the firm of F Cheney shouted the old gentleman not give my consent Im not the man to buy a pig in a poke or decide a cage after hearing but one side of it I dont believe he was ever a soldier or ever saw a battle in his life I dont care so much for that but its the false pretenses Im a veteran and I know a soldier when I see him Ill give him marching orders the next time he calls But papa see how straight he walks aud what a trim figure he has And he has told me about lots of battles Bosh There havent been lots of battles since has was big enough to fight I tell you that hes a false alarm Ill trap him yet Ill bet a house and lot that he cant go through the manual of arms But he can He took a cane and showed me the whole thing It was just grand What in creation do you know about it You couldnt tell the difference between a right shoulder shift and a double quick Did he enlist from 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ample pleHse call and ettl preparations for warm weather by put It artificially digests the food and aids altf J M J Q WARD Jr Ky iug in tonr fans at thir barber shop Paiis jNature in strengthen eg and recon- ¬ Three will be run by water power and structing the exhausted digestive or-¬ one by electricity while yon get a cool gans It is the latest discovered digest tf comfortable shave ant and tonic No other preparation JITIZESS ATTECTItt can approach it in efficiency It in ¬ Eat plenty Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will stantly relieves and permanentlytiures iitrest what you eat It cure all forms I pepsia Indigestion Heartburn F tuleuce Sour Stomach Nausea Now is the time to bring in vonr en of rlvspepeia mid stomach troubles E -SickHeadacheGastralgiaCrampsand gines mowers and farm machinery for R Gamble Vernon Tex says It re all other results of imperfect digestion repairs Also Mower and binder blades lieved me from the start and cured me Prepared by E C DeWitt A Go Chicago W It is now my 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Lexington 511 a in 743 a in 323 p m 627 p m Prom Richmond 505 a in 740 a m 318p m From Mavsville 745 a m 315 p m DEPARTURE OP TRAINS Prom Cincinnati m Isorig Bank Little Early Risers in his family for years Says they are the best These famous little pills cure couetipation billiousness and all liver and bowei V T Brooks troubles Brooklyn President King Mn h has used DeWitts Fanners Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of J m A FILL m WINTER M r r r i FRET WELL FISHER Paiis Ky DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou Esvilte Ky Will bf at the V7iadOf Hotel Paris Ky To Lexington 750 a m 1105 ni 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1110 a in 54H r m 1010 p m To Alaysville 750 a in 035 p in F B Carr Agent L fo Cincinnati 330 p m 5 1 a m 751 in On Saturday October 28 1IW Returning once everv mouth amined They wear like iron those childrens grade photos at or his resi ence on Henderson street neai Oxfords and slippers that e at Davis Thompson City School Call and see samples of 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