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lor 12 0Hi Tbeeoiti by Sir LMxju ami woti the Uhampague ritake aayrl Nat Good v in and Maxine Eiliott who weeks ago recently closed a lengthy engagement at Tiu r Notes a two year Kilmarnock itnil Tia for 8l old colt ami Comment of Sta Oth r Gos ip Matters and a 8CCC3CX2e3CiX rX3wCCCC3CCC3Cw8 3CCCX3CCC3CCC ill ttJbj ifaxA tjff mm PURE NORTHERN WHITE SEE RYE TIMOTHY ANO CLOVER Cant Shoes that will wear well look well and make childrens feet grow If ves we have them right SHIELD STKAHJFiT VAUDKVILLE PKKFOKMANCE at Latonia May Ella ran Martin Doyles tily The Cincinnati Times Siarx dramatic second at Latonia Saturday editor who is the most severe critic in which Cinciunati eas there l not a Tillo the Suburban winner line or a dull Luomeut iu the Taroej Bros brought out and iuhl loi Wioe Women and Song p riorni 6 was sold Datarday at Morris Manager Borland vvhuc to Louts idch Park at auction for 600 to W Cahill villefrridav to 8 e the show and tele rrapied bck that The perfovuiauie was MILLERSBURG The bill anil o iieciiy Ann Atxtit Tlie ecKtUt Co to add to hi String of raoera son BolfUt has won three out of fonr races jLast Kentucky crop report shows the tue Uuke of York Theatre iu Loudon apple crop is the lightest evr known Tobacco and corn are atove the aver- arrived in America Saturday aud will opeu Iheaeafcou at the Grain in Cincin age owboy and The Lady iu loe K Rei1m n bns boncht th- - rv nati Will The the biggest Uieatrical jump be This fear old colt Solent from W tl fctouin on record i Â¬ ckVlMVJ V viJA I SEED CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAND LIME HARTEORO CITY KAN AAV HA AM DIAMOND SALT Sir T Â¬ I sffirfr AT THE TOR OF THE LADDER Is the celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELUCO COAL It Ifl dean free burning and tasting in its qualities Those vbo have burned it say it is by far the best coal they ever used aul remember my price on it is no higher It is just what you have to pay for other Jellicos eug-ie-ti- e Shoes for Misses and 150 and 12 BOSTONIAN Shoes for Boys and Youths 7 J and jo NEVER RIP Shoes for Boys and Youths 17 and iya MESSENGER Shoes for Boys and Youths 17 5 and u50 Children 1 1 Them Pais 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 try one pair We know if you do youll buy more For sale onlyj by us We iffs of six hiuh clis ppecialtit preswited bv such recognized artists as Dodaoa is convalescent Mr Sann no re assia en dj tne fiiikt brtners Wi-e Mike tht A ftrat claas 6boeuiaktr hyr1 rheir comical donkey k in ted Irnny Eddy Trio in coon songs cak for the Winter vvali etc the Three Kacketts uov i Mr John Thorn went to Atlanta- jv mnafcal experts Mazuz and HXtt h teiMay on bnineas oufey acrobat- - Kine aiid joithold Mips Mary Smedley his returneil iron me character dneiietts and B meti h viau at Uatcbiaou illustrating som aud fiich wuo visited Mr Whit Mann of Pari f tlie lat st souks will exhibit liftfriends here yesterday pictures ol battles in tin Phil- iippine wan and other events j f lik Mrs Arthur Lonn returned to Mid way yesterday niiei oiio is followed by the Bnike to Anchorag Mr Louis Vimoat went BrjBfcrs original idea Wine Women Monday to accept a position The author- - are fraik in lira I M Morfoid and daughter re dmlning that the title tns not bine turned to L Kington yesterday vhafever to do with the perfot ninne Mr and M i a Ulande Vimont retnrntO nt the audience cares little tor b- tiin Sunday from a visit to Sharpaburg Ivh bnrltta is a conglomeration oMr and Mrs Stoat L er of Pan coMy innsic aud terp icbore to say lorljiug of two dozn charming girls irere gnesta of Leer urot tiers Sunday who are seen iupleasiner s pecial ties beau Mr W 11 Li Johnson and wite oi d p stage settings and effects and ele- Paris yisited relatives here Sunday rut costumes Miss Willie Bowden of Paris Bvisite relatives here from Sunday till yester-- Xfirn Nnf iatherd 1 In Knn v GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot SOCCO l - -- biis NINE TAILORS May make a man ail right but nine are not abso- Â¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall Â¬ - n3ng - -- Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit you up correctly with- Â¬ 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 -- Â¬ invite comparison day Elder George S Sweeney and wife of Oakland Cal visited friends here Sun Â¬ day Mrs Â¬ 1016 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham aimmmmmmmmmmmmmmis George W Young of GeorgeNo lady would take her watch when town is the guest of Mrs J R Wil- Â¬ out of order to the first person who disliams Watches Regulated Mr and Mrs Ed Ingles and dnehtei played the sign and Repaired But she would carefully v sited Judge Ross and wife in Carlisle enquire for a man whose acknowledged Sunday ikill entitled him to take in charge the Mr Alb-M-- t Brooks and wife of Nich ieltcate mechanism olas visiied Saico btirmau ami tauiih How much more careful should a Sunday woman be when she herself is disor- Mrs B lie Arni rong is visiting hei led not to entrust the delicate and bisters r beau and Ms tiamauu ii complex mechanism of her being to the Lexington man or woman who displays the No sign Charles Martin and Dennis McDonalo sign Medical Advice Given are lox hunting near Lairs Station ai is to be truated which says Medical Advice Given and stops there Medi- Â¬ James Dundons cal advice can be given only by a phy- Â¬ Miss Lula Powers of Paris was the guest of Harmon tStiTt ami Lauillj Hum sician An accredited physician will put his title with his name Suppose a sign Saturday to Monday Â¬ Â¬ -- No Lady Would Do Such a Thing H S P STOUT Lowrys Old Stand At F OLD FASHION PLANTATION MOLASSES Just received direct from New Orleans Pure and Healthful for Cooking Fine for the Table Fine Packed in Cans lOc Each dusky several Rev J R George Kintr and wife of Grant con at y were guesta of her easier Mrs Andy McCue Sunday Mrs Jnunie Lyie of Jlenkenney has been the uuest of her aunt Mis San Â¬ das Williams prt ached in Sharpsbarg Sunday Rv 0 C Fisher tilling bis pnlpit here for City Tbexw aij ten candidate Conucil and two for Marsbul W W j- - IN THE Dye and Uenrv Llowliug Miss es Allie Hildretb Lizzie Hopkins and vi ctohe ti b Mr V Worrhingtoo of Fern Leaf and rs Richard 8tuuisoii of xiti ron viaited H R Worthiugton at the Training School Sunday w-fiiij- Tboninsnn of Moorefitdd Mrs U M Best Saturday itd The Orpbens Sextet th- six Blwck woo l rtfiera- will yive vocaI concert reading here on Monday ind ranttic I Edna niiiiiraniiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiitHitiiininHiiiiiiiifiniiiiiTiiwijniiniffi Medical Advice Given by a What woman would not inThe fact of being a man stantly say qualify him to give medical addoesnt vice He must be a physician to do But suppose the sign reads that Medical Advice Given by a Woman Is not the fact just as patent that being a woman does not qualify her to give medical advice The woman must be a physician to do that Medical advice given by an unskilled woman is just as dangerous as if given by an unskilled man In inviting sick and ailing woman to consult him by letter without charge Dr Pierce points to an experience and practice of over thirty years devoted specially to diseases peculiar to women In that time Dr Pierce and his associate staff of medical specialists have successfully treated more than half a million All correspondence is treated women as strictly private and sacredly confidential Letters are promptly answered aud the answers are mailed in perfectly plain envelopes without any printing upon them Write without fee and without fear to Dr R V Pierce chief consulting physician to the Invalids Hotel aud Surgical Institute Buffalo N Y reads Man Â¬ Â¬ hEW Heins New Crop B CKWHEAT FLOUR Pickles Sweet Mixed Pickles and Sweet Cucumber Homemade Salt Rising Bread fresh every day J Thone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer Â¬ Â¬ Name on every piece M 9 GeorgOilParris Not Only Sells Â¬ kwssy3 m Pi JA AVhii h President Brooklvn B Lf MBVH7 T Vl Vj Mil sx23SErWkWW r5i V Little Early Risers iu his family fo These years Says they are the rnre constipation famous little pills Mch and King Parmer baa naed Bnnk DeWiitV r i l i are Everywhere Acknowl- edged to be the Best but Eervthir1jr Else in the line of U h bt billionsness troubles all livr and bowel W T Brooks FANCY GROCERIES I n i - SaaaRaaBaaawpBBaaawillawSBasawHB WINDOW 11 1 am Sole Agent for ji e 1 11111 11 ii 1111 n 1111 ii ii 11 1 i 11111 ii ii i 11 1111111 m i1 111 1 111 if 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BUGGIES The Time Comes to every elderly woman when an im- Â¬ portant functional change takes place This is called The Change of Life The entire system undergoes a change Dreadful diseases such as cancer and consumption are often contracted at this time CARFiSGES I WAGONS CART McELREETS all sizes LOWNEYS Paint all kinds Jp- 1 ft Kerrs Perfection Flour im- - and it is just what its name CHOCOLATE BONBONS nlies perfection in every respect HOUSK J03N B CASTLKMAN ARTHUR G LANGHAM BJtKCKIMilDGE CV8TLEMAN I HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Machinery of Every Wine ofGardui strengthens and purifies the entire system and brings the sufferer safely over these pitfalls Its effects have been wonderful It is jpod for all menstrual troubles but is especially recommended at this time Ask your druggist for the famous Wine of Cardui lioo a bottle For advice incases requiring special directions address the Ladies Ad Â¬ The Chatta- Â¬ visory Department Co Chattanooga nooga Medicine Team r3 FLOOR BUGGY AKTISTS EGTAl INSERANCE OF LIVERPOOL GO I Us use m i an m rra Bill 1 J SIMS WILSON l B Farming Suuplies PAPER HANGING DECORATING The Largest Fire Insurance Company in tl World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States says aUi44U4U4U4U4U4UilUiUU4iUU4U4R My painful menstruation and doctors could not relieve her Wine of Cardui entirely cured her and also heljed my mother tiirough the Change of Life THOMAS J COOPER Tupelo Miss sister suffered from irregular and CA Daugherty Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Offices Columbia Building BOARD Resident Agents at Paris McCAKTHY BAKBEE OASTLEMAN X o ANOTHER BATTLE Tlie British Forces Under Gen siderable including a number of wounded and unwounded prisoners Among the former are Gen Jan Kock and Piet Joubert nephew of Com Â¬ Â¬ i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 1899 CONVICTS CONFESSION Â¬ NAVALSURGEONS C French After a Hard Fight Capture Alandslaagte THE BOER GEN JAN M KOCK KILLED The Transvaal Troops Held a Posi Â¬ tion of Very Exceptional Strength on a Rock Hill The Battle Raged for Three Hours When the British Carried the lioers Posi Â¬ tion The Lov ou Both Sides as Very Heavy N Our loss I reoners were recovered gret to say was heavy It is roughly computed at 150 killed and wounded The collection of the wounded over a large area in the dark and the arrangements for sending them in have thus far occupied our time and atten- Â¬ tion A full list will go to you later Our wounded and those of the ene- Â¬ my are now arriving by trains Besides Boers we have many Hollanders Germans and prisoners of mixed naThe behavior of our tionalities troops and of the colonial forces was Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mandant Gen Joubert One goods train with supplies for The Annual Report of Surg Glencoe camp and nine English prisGen Van Reypen to the Navy Department AN INCREASE IN THE CORPS URGED That small ache or pain or weakness ill wind that directs your at Stiiiwatkk Minn Oct 23 J t tention to the necessityJ of r l J vurifxiina McBride a convict at the prison re-Â¬ your biood by taking Hood s barsapa 1 ceived from Jackson county in Decem Â¬ 2 ritla l nen yow wnole body receives X j good for the purified blood goes ting- - f ber last to serve three years and live Feminine Credulity ling to every organ It is the remedy I months for an assiuit has made a reA woman believes a man when he says she i for all ages and both sexes markable confession showing him tc is sensible even though she has but a mobe one of the most high handed mur ment since believed him when he said he Xe L wr -m country His confession was pretty Detroit Journal C A McBride in the Minnesota Peniten tiary Confessed to Pour Murders and Many Robberies So fcmti as nature aees an improvement there is a change TVie candle gave way to electricity Thespinnincrwheel to machinery the horse to the automobile The fact Hostetters Stomach Bitters has been sold for over half a century proves its value There is nothing to equal it for stomach or liver trouble It is Nature s own remedv and the only one to cure dyspepsia or weak stomach Passing- of the Horse 44 It is an III Wind i That Blcmts Nobody Good is the -- J V Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Five Siirsreons Twenty Assistants and Five Volunteer Surgeons Who Served in War Seeded Of the 84 Casualties During the War With pain Ouiy 17 Have Received Pensions The Excellent Sanitary Conditions in the Navy Cape Town Oct 23 The Boer com mander at the battle of Elandslaagte Washington Oct 23 The strongest Loxdox Oct 23 The war office Sun Â¬ Gen Jan II If Kock who was taken day afternoon published the following prisoner has died of his wounds Dis recommendation in the annual report dispatch to the secretaiy of state for patches received from the front re Â¬ of Surg Gen Van Reypen just made war the marquis of Lansdowne from garding the capture of Elandslaagte public is that relating- to the increase the general commanding- in Natal Sir show it to have been a brilliant feat of of the medical corps of the navy He George Stewart White regarding the arms The Toers were strongly en- points out that while there has been a engagement Saturday at Elaudslaagte trenched and fought with their wont- steady increase in the enlisted force of between Glencoe and Ladvsmith ed bravery They seized every oppor the navy for the past two years and when the British under Gen French tunity of coming into action and ran while the marine corps has been routed the Transvaal forces under to serve their guns whenever they swelled by the addition of 3000 men Gen Jan M K ck second in command could get a chance The British there has been no suitable provision in the Transvaal army who was him- Â¬ wounded are now being taken to Lady made for a corresponding increase in self wounded and captured and has smith Every care and attention are the medical corps which is charged since died also being given to the Boer wounded with the care of the health of these White commander in Natal to the who are being dispatched down the men secretary of state for war filed at La country Every surgeon who is not sick is said dysmith October 22 1030 a m In CxrE Town Oct 23 It is now defi- to be on duty and the department has the action at Klandslaagte yesterday nitely known that Glencoe was at been unable to supply surgeons for the troops encraged were the follow- Â¬ tacked Saturday by the lioer main needed recruiting and other duties ing Cavilry 5th Lancers a squadron northern column Our forces are en- Therefore the surgeon general says The that the corps be increased five sur- Â¬ of the 5th Dragoon Guards the Im- - trenched in a good position geons and twenty assistant surgeons and five volunteer surgeons who served GOOD RHODES MOVEMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA in the war and who are now in service be transferred to the regular rolls and the age limitation be removed There are eighteen of these men and in some cases they are over thirty years of age It is also earnestly requested that the naval assistant surgeons be placed on an equality with those of the army in pay and rank At present the army J can get all of the medical service it wSly J2 fr f needs while the navy can get scarcely any surgeons to serve There are now four vacancies in the rank of assistant surgeons and there will be eight more during the yearand the hope is ex- Â¬ pressed that the corps will not be al Â¬ lowed to die out from lack of recruits which must follow unless the induce-Â¬ ments are equal to those offered in the fv k array at least attention f Jl Jm jS JPslj05lSlpNrr y f to The surgeon general calls casualties the fact that of the 84 during the war with Spain only 17 have put in pension applications so far a most noteworthy fact in view Â¬ Â¬ admirable Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fp additional information McBride is now 33 years old and say he has followed the life of a robbe and murderer since he was 18 yean While relating the story of hi old crimes he irave all the details in a matter of fact manner and evidentij of the report that 18 of the casualties felt relieved lie caims to have conresulted for the vear C fessed because his conscience bothered In concluding the report special at him and says he is anxious to be pun tention is invited to the excellent sani- ished for his many crimes In tht tary conditions existing in the navy murder of the officers at Geneva he and especially in the Asiatic squadron says he had two pals one of them Early precau- Harry Ester later arrested and sen during the past year tions were taken to prevent as far as tenced to Joliet penitentiary for 15 --rpossible the ill effects resulting from rears The confession covers four necessary climatic exposure and to large manuscript pages give the best care and attention to the perial Light Horse and two squadrons situation there is not yet fully cleared sick Kejo cnj In Dos Moines The results have proven their of Natal carbineers artillery 21st up Des Moixks la Oct 33 There was efficacy and the sick reports from the Schiel a former German officer who vessels in the Philippines indicate a much rejoicing in this city Sunday over field battery 43d field battery and the Natal field battery infantry the Dev- was leading a section of the Boers in high standard of physical efficiency in he safe arrival of the 51st Iowa regionshire regiment half a battalion of the engagement at Elandslaagte was the squadron ment at San Francisco The news was the Gordon Highlanders and the Man taken prisoner received about 2i0 and the curfew ATTACKED A LAUNCH A dispatch has just arrived announc Â¬ chester regiment The whole force whistle which can be heard for many with Col ing that the Boers are shelling DunGen French was under miles sounded the glad tidings and Ian Hamilton commanding the in Â¬ dee east of Glencoe at long range but An American Officer Killed and Two Men gave a salute of 51 toots All the Wounded Gen Otis Reply to the fantry their fire is ineffective church bells in the city were rung and Filipino Commissioners Cape Town Oct 23 It was rumored I was present in person from 330 the newspapers got out an extra edip m to 030 p m but did not assume here Monday morning that Barkly Manila Oct 23 An American offi- tion direction of the fight which was left West northwest of Kimberley has cer was killed and two men were Nine Men Perish in a Blizzard A- surrendered to the Boers without fir wounded by the Filipinos in an attack in the hands of Gen French Great r alls Mont Oct 23 Nine lthough desultory fighting took place ing a shot Cape volunteers it is re- Â¬ on a launch with Gen Lawtons expe earlier in the day while reinforce- ported will be sent to relieve Kimber d tion in the Rio Chiquita near San men perished in the recent blizzard have been recovered and ments sent out later on ascertaining lev Isidro The rebels tired volle3s from Five bodies it is probable that this is not half the the enemys strength were arriving the shore FIRE IN SOUTH CHICAGO lost- - The last bod- - found was that of from LacUsmith the real action did Gen Otis has replied to the three in not begin until 330 p m At that Fourteen Buildings ere Burned Includ surgent officers who entered Angeles H Herold a sheep herder The sheep nad eaten off his beard clothing and hour the Boers held a position of very last Friday with a request made ing the Grand Central Hotel A Several bands of exceptional strength consisting of a Dozen Persons Injured through Gen McArthur for permis-Â¬ part of his boots sheep without herdeis have been wan rock hill about a mile and a half sion for a Filipino commission heade Chicago Oct 23 A business block by a Filipino major general to visit dering in that country and point to southeast of Elandslaagte Station At 330 p m our guns took a pos- in South Chicago was burned early Gen Otis in order to discuss peace many unknown deaths ition on a ridge 4 100 yards from the Sundaj entailing a loss of 120000 and terms and to arrange for the delivery 1 he Biennal Pilgrimage Boers where guns at once opened fire painfully injuring 12 persons Four of more American prisoners that the Washington Oct 23 The biennial This fire was generally well directed teen buildings were burned An old desired interview can not be granted pilgrimage of the supreme council of but somewhat high This time con- Â¬ landmark was destroyed in the burn because the suggested propositions of Scottish Rite Masons of the southern trary to previous experiences their ing of the Grand Central hotel It the Filipinos are vague indefinite and jurisdiction to the grave of Gen Albert was a frame building and was con- unmiiitary and because the Americans Pike late supreme commander of the shell burst well The Imperial Light Horse moved sumed rapidly The guests had barely must continue to decline to receive any order was made Sunday The grave toward the left of the enemys position time to save themselves and fled for representative of the so called Filipino is located in Oak Hill cemetery- - Short and two squadrons of the 5th Lancers safety with but little apparel The government services were held after the masonic toward his right During the artillery persons who were injured received ritual Representative Richardson of he Anxietr Dispelled mounted Boers pushed out from burns or sprains and bruises duel Council Bluffs la Oct 23 The Tennessee presiding The fire originated in the barn in the their left and engaged the Imperial anxietj felt here over the arrival of Broke the RecordLight Horse In a few minutes the rear of Peter Hasons saioon and spread the 51st Iowa was dispelled at 4 New York Oct 23 William H enemys guns ceased firing and our ar both east and west The Grand Cen- oclock Sunday when the news was Â¬ tillery was turned on the mounted tral hotel was one of the first build flashed over the wires from San Fran- Brown who has been endeavoring Boers who opposed the Imperial Light ings to go Nearly all the property cisco that the transport Senator had since Thursday morning to break the thousand mies road record completed The latter at once fell back was insured Horse reached the bay The ten cenSeveral firemen were injured one his task Sunday night After the artillery preparations our Gen Mile inspection Toar turies which were ridden over a tri Â¬ infantry advanced to the attack sup probably fatally Several guests of Chicago Oct- - 23 Maj Gen Nelson angular course near Valley Stream ported by our guns in the second po Â¬ the hotel were burned A Mile arrived in Chicago Sunday L L were made in about 84 hours The Devonshires held the sition Alleged Mu derers Arrested way to the Pacific coast seven hours ahead of the previous re- Â¬ enemy in front while the Manchester Chicago Oct- - 28 Jake Butler and night on his regiment and the Gordon Highlanders Dudley Green colored accused of com The army commander is on a tour of cord inspection of forts and fortifications turned his left flank Fltxsim on and Thome Matched mitting a murder for the purpose ol in the west and left Monday for The Boer guns although often robbery near Versailles Ky six weeks Chicago Oct 23 The Tattersalls temporarily silenced invariably openÂ¬ aeo were arrested here Sunday night Omaha athletic association Sunday announced on the slightest oppor Â¬ ed fire again The Yale Basket Ball Team that it will put on Robert Fitzsimmons Tne Ketucky officials were notified and and were served with great officers will come to Chicago to take tunity New Haven Ct Oct 23 The Yale the undefeated middleweight cham courage After severe fighting our the two men back for trial The basket ball team will spend the Christ ion of the world on Saturday next infantry carried the position At 630 prisoners are accused of waylay mas holidays in the middle west play- against Jeff Thorne the fast lijj at p m this was accomplished the enemy i ug a prominent citizen of Versailles ing a series of three games at Fond Du heavyweight of Johannesburg South standing his ground to the last with and robbing him When he resisted Lac Wis with a crack military com Africa The Fifth tourage and tenacity panys team in that city he was shot and killed Lieut Gallwav a Prisoner of the Fifth JLancers and a squadron London Oct 23 A dispatch to the The 38th Regiment Passes Through Den Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn Dragoon Guards charged three times Daily Mail from Pietermaritzburg Na ver Nkw York Oct 23 The game bethrough the rrtreating Boers in the Denver Col Oct 23 The 38th regi- Â¬ tal says that Lieut Gallway of th tween the Brooklyn and Philadelphia doing considerable execution dark rement U S V en route to Manila via Natal Carbineers who was reported We captured the Boer camp with baseball teams at Hoboken Sunday San Francisco passed through Denver missing is a prisoner in Jae hands of tents Wagons horses and also two sulted in a victory for the Philadelphia in three battal Sons Sunday the Baer uuns The Boer losses were very con- - team The score wao 6 to yrr Hb4 was made to Warden Woifer in a letter written October 8 and in it he related the murder of two officers Joseph Grant and John McNott at Geneva 111 on Ausrut 29 1880 the murder of Julia Buchmore at Geneva a Dost office robbery and the murder of Mar shoi of Ussawatomie Kan the burg Â¬ lary of a hardware s tore and the shootingof a policeman at Guide Bock Neb and many burglaries and high var robberies If the story is true he has been a veritable terror Speaking of the circumstances of the murder of Grant and McNott at Gene- Â¬ va he says I shot Joseph Grant and John McNott Three of us two pals and nnself were in the act of committing a burglary at ieneva at about I oclock in the morn Â¬ ing of December 29 18bG We entered the house of an undertaker for the purpose of robbery My two pals were arrested by these officers I walked some dis-Â¬ tance away from the place of the rob Â¬ bery to the courthouse and secreted myself behind a tree When the of fleers came along with my pals 1 shot them killing Officer McNott instantly and wounding Officer Grant fatally5 Continuing he says I also mur dered a woman by the name of Julia Buchmore in the outskirts of Geneva about two weeks before I murdered the officers I cut her throat with e razor because she recognized me whih 1 in the act of committing a robbery carried the body to a hencoop and sel fire to the house The body was founc in the hencoop the next morning McBride says hi s right name is Geo Butler and that he was born of re spectable parents who have resided ii He has served tw Geneva since 1871 terms in prison in Illinois and one ii Nebraska After receiving the lette and calling Mcliride into his office fo a more explicit story of his crimes Warden Woifer communicated witl the authorities at Geneva and else He learned that the crime where were comm itted but has received n Â¬ Â¬ derers in the - f Wl You shall pay dearly for this he hissed and the person addressed did for it was the coal man who had just deposited a ton in the cellar who made the remark Philadelphia North American Ive got no case said a lawyer who was trying a suit for damages against a railroad Atchison Globe but Ive got the jury BREATH f have been using CANDY TRADE MARK REOISTERED BAD MSS Mm a mild and effective laxative they are 6imply won Â¬ derful My daughter and I were bothered with sick stomach and our 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For Madge she is done with dancing And the pleasures and pains of life No babe shaLl call her mother And no man call her wife For below in the darkened parlor With her slender feet unshod She lies on a couch of lilies All dressed for the Court of God Minna Irving in The Puritan two who were living and one who was going away I bathed the forehead and drawn lips from which flowed a thin stream of blood and as I did so her eyes opened but the film of death was on them Di Savelli Ugo and she was gone Gone like a flash flung swiftly and fast into eternity struck down perhaps unwit- Â¬ tingly by the arm which should have been a shield to her I have often wondered if DEntrangues ever knew who fell to his pistol shot If he did God pity him In the one glimpse I caught of his white face as he 6wung round and rode off I thought I saw a look of horror But everything went so quickly that then I had no time to think and now I can recall but the end To her dead lips Carillon pressed his cruci- Â¬ fix into her dead ears he mumbled prayers 1 knelt tearless and prayerless beside him thinking only of the great love that had laid down a life One by one my men stole up and stood in a half circle leaning on the cross handles of their swords over which the grim bearded faces looked down on us in pity Suddenly Carillon raised his crucifix aloft My Father he cried receive her soul Ami some one said softly Amen CHAPTER XXV THE VENGEANCE OF CORTE We buried our dead and madame slept beneath the ilex in the courtyard at the castle below the north wall Over her name ten grave we raised a rude cross and after It was all we could do to keep our own heads on our shoulders but by dint of shouting A Colonna with the Colcnna and Orsini Orsini with their rivals and sometimes hitting a shrewd blow or two we crossed the Ripetta and in a few minutes were safe in the Palazzo Corneto Here we were received by Le Clerc who Copyright iSo by D Appleton All rights reserved Co CIIAPTEU XXIV Continued h x I borrowed an arquebus from one of ray men and the arrangement wfea that we were to charge out after a volley the first shot of which 1 was to fire A1 being now ready it was only necessary for us to wait I would merely add that in order to prevent discovery by the neighing of the hones we had muzzled OUTS ao fur as possible There was now a dead silence that was only broken by the rustle of the leaves overhead an occa Â¬ sional crack amongst the dry boughs as a bquirrei moved against them or the uneasy movement a a horse which caused a dink of a chain bit and a straining sound made by the leathers of the Baddlery that was not in reality so loud as it seemed but caused Jacopo and Bande Nere to scowl fiercely at the unfortunate rjder a scowl which was only equaled by their stolidly impassive We laces when their own easts sinned had not long to wait presently we heard oices shouting the clatter of horses trot ting a rapid reining in at the ascent number oi followers and lackeys some mounted on horses others on mules with led mules beside them came past and went on heedless of the eager faces watching them through the trees One or two of our horses became so uneasy that 1 was afraid of immediate discovery but so occupied were r all at once the knaves in babbling that what with this and the thwacking of their animals and in sou ca lea the efforts to remain on we remained unnoticed Then there was a short interval and the suspense was strained to breaking point In a while avc heard the firm beat of a war horses hoof and our quarry came in view First came - Monsignore Bozardo a tall thin man wrapped in a purple cloak with a fur cap on his head lie rode 9 strong ambling mule and by his side was he commander oi the escort Immediately behind were four troopers then the mules with the ducats behind these again six othr lances whilst n the rear was brought up by lackeys without a sword amongst them But what struck me almost dumb with surprise was that the leader of the escort was none ether than DEntrangues h mself There could be no mistake his visor was up and I saw the sallow face the long red mustache and almost caught the cold gliit of his cruel eye At last I raised my arquebus and covered him At last But a touch of my finger and the man was dead I could not miss my heart was mad within me but my wrist was linn as steel In another moment he would be dead dead and mj revenge complished Jt was already in my hand 1 looked aside for a second at the line of breathless faces watching me then back ain to the muzzle of my weapon DEn trangues was now not 20 yards away I could scarcely breathe as 1 pointed the ar quebus at his heart I had already begun vo press the trigger when something seemed to come across my mind like lightning I saw in a moment that lonely room in the Al 1 izzi palace where I had kneeled to my God nd sworn to put aside my vengenee The weapon shook in my grasp Fire sinore whispered Jacopo hoarsely With an effort I jerked the muzzle in the air and pulled the trigger The report wa followed by four others and two of the Hoopers fell The next moment we were on them with a shout and there was a clash of steel as fierce blows were struck and re ceived now and again a short angry oath and sometimes a cry of pain I did not want to take life but a trooper came at me so 1 had to run him through the heart and the mar fell forward under Castors hoofs with a yutt I shall never forget The next instant DEntrangues and I crossed blades and whether he recognized me or not I do not know but he fought with a skill and fierceness I have never seen equaled At last I lost my temper and cut savagely at him He parried on the forte of his blade but so furious was the stroke that it broke the weapon in his hand and almost unhorsed him Reining back skillfully he avoided another cut I made at him and drawing a wheel lock pistol from his holster fired it straight at me At the flash some one dashed between us I heard a scream which froze the blood in me and a body lurched forward and fell to my side whilst a riderless horse plunged through the press and galloped away I saw the light of the golden lead as it fell and forgetting everything forgetting DEntrangues forgetting all but the fact that a dreadful deed was done I sprang down from Castor and raised St Armando in my arms As I did this a hoarse yell from my men told me the day was won but 1 had no ears for this no eyes for any thing except the slight ligure which lay in my arms gasping out its life Congratulations signore we have taken the lot and Jacopo bleeding and dusty rode up beside me help At too great a price 1 groaned I could say no more me to carry Here two of you secure those mules Bande Nere see to the wounded Queen of Heaven the chevalier and Jacopo giving his sharp orders sprang down beside me and together we bore our unconscious burden under the shadow of the oaks A dark figure stepped to our side and kneeling down supported the lifeless head on his arm whilst hot tears fell from his eyes as he praved over her It was the abbe I asked did I flow did this happen say you were not to move not It was done at once he answered I could not prevent it alas How can I carry this tale back to St Armande Water excellency Jacopo bid brought some clear water in bis helmet I thanked him with a look and be stepped back leaving us three together Â¬ 1 Â¬ i half-a-dozeÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ it was done Carillon bade me farewell He was noing he said to bear the story to St Armande and when be reached it 1 wit there was sorrow in the Picard chateau hence madame took her name It was with a heart of lead that I rode into Sassofcrrato and there as arranged made over my prize to Hawkwood The tale of the ducats was complete nd the Englishman giving me my quittance held out his hand saying bluntly 1 wronged you Di Savelli but 1 know We all know for Bayard has told us now I hesitated Many memories came to and there was bitter resentment in my soul They had all been too ready to believe They had flung me forth as a thing too vile to touch and now it was an easy matter to hold out a hand to say lam sorry to think that a civil word would heal a hideous v und The kind world was going to forgive me because it had wronged me Such as it was however it was the world and things had made me a little humble After all if the positions were reversed if I slood in Hawkwoods place and he in mine how I would not like to should I have acted say said Hawkwood Come let the be covered Come back we want you As you will and I took his grasp I will come back in a little time Till then adieu Good by and we parted Five minutes later I was spurring to Rome my following at my heels It wa a manner putting my neck on the block for irdo was probably making hi thither with all speed and doubtless DEn trangues as well Recognition was all certain but risk or no risk I was bound to see the cardinal and tell him my task done Little did I think however as Cos- tor bore me with his long easy gallop a the oak forests the- Nera that the face of affairs in Rome had been hanged in an hour and that had I bo wished I might have in safety proclaimed what I had done from the very house tops As Ave came nearer the city it was evident that there was some gieat commotion within for from every quarter pillars of dim smoke rose up in spiral columns and then spreading out like a fan hung sullenly in the yellow of the sunset It was eear that houses were burning and swords were out We soon began to meet parties of fugitives hurrying from the city and making across country in all di rections They avoided us like the plague and the mere glint of our arms was sufficient to make them scatter to right and left leav ing such property as they could not bear with them to the tender mercies of the Some of my men were cage r to roadside ride after the runaways and question them but I forbade this knowing we should hear soon enough and that if there were danger it would be best to hold together Per Bacco and Jacopo riding up beside me pointed to a black cloud which slowly rose and settled above the vineyards of the Pincian hill we had best go with a leaden boot excellency There is a devils carnival in Rome or I am foresworn At this juncture we turned an abrupt cor- Â¬ ner of the road coming upon a crowd of fugitives who seemed to be running for wards caring little where they went so that they put a distance between them and iJome Amongst the throng was a figure I lecog nized and in a mean habit mounted on a mule which was seized with an obstinate fit and refused to budge although soundly thwacked I saw the cardinal of Strigonia Bidding Jacopo keep the men together I rode up to him and asked Can 1 render your eminence any aid His round eyes starting out of his head like a runaway hares glanced at me in fear and the stick he bore dropped from his hand no doubt much to the satisfaction of the mule At first he was unable to speak for my words seemed to fill the man with terror and I had to repeat the question before he Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jacopo heaved a sigh of relief as we came out and I felt a different man as I ran down the steps of the Scala Regia Here I met with De Leyva again and told him what 1 had seen The Camerlengo has just gone to him he answered referring to the pope and you have missed DAmboise He has returned comforted the trembling Strigonia with the to the Palazzo Corneto I can do nothing assurance that an excellent supper awaited here and am going myself Do you walk or him informing me almost in the same ride I have no horse Walk 1 answered and the Spaniard breath that DAmboise was in the Vatican I lost no time in repairing thither which I linked his arm in mine as followed by did on foot accompanied by Jacopo alone Jacopo we took our way back to the carand made my way without let or ftindranit dinals house On reaching there 1 sought DAmboise at to the Torre Borgia Here everything was in Â¬ the wildest confusion and the Spanish sol- once He had heard of my arrival and was diers of the pope were plundering right and awaiting me After a brief greeting 1 told him left I stumbled across De Leyva who with his business was done and handed him the a few men at Vns back was trying to main- Â¬ quittance I had received from Hawkwood tain order He gladly accepted the offer of He was mightily pleased as may be im- Â¬ my sword and we did what we could to pre- Â¬ agined I felt it my duty to inform him of vent the wholesale robbery from going on the death of St Armande telling him how it occurred without in any way disclosing In a brief interval of rest I asked my knowledge of the secret He was much Do you know where DAmboise is affected In the Sistine chapel with It is a sad business he said but we others De Briconnet guards the entrance have other things to think of now Mon And Alexander And to this day I am Dead or dying I do not even know Dieu mon Dieu is is Don Michele has seized as much unaware if he knew or not where But the night was not yet over and late as he can and carrying Cesare on a litter as it was there were yet things to be done has escaped to Ostia About midnight we heard that Alexander Then Casare is not dead Xo Cross of St James see that and was dead and a few minutes later Oentil he pointed to a reeling drunken crowd full Orsini hurried to the cardinal They held a with wine and plunder who passed by us hasty council and De Briconnet and I were summoned News had come that Cesare had with yells into the great reception rooms Followed by the few men who remained not yet left Ostia that he was too ill to steady De Leyva dashed after them and travel and DAmboise and Orsini resolved with Jacopo at my heels I made for the on a bold stroke It was nothing less than the capture of Borgia Orsini offered to lend Sistine chapel I reached the Scala lxcgia 200 lances for the purpose but a leader was and although I knew the Sistine chapel was but a few feet distant yet owing to the wanted He could not go himself as his darkness that prevailed I missed the way arch enemy Fabrizio Colonna held all Rome and Jacopo was of course unable to help me on the left bank of the Tiber and was in Groping onwards we came to a small door sufficient force to make a dash for the Borgo and pushing it found it to open easily It at any moment The short of it was that led into a narrow vaulted passage Avhere at the cardinals recommendation I received the darkness was as if a velvet curtain of the command and about two in the morning black hung before us I do not like tbe set out for stia If the ships Cesare had look of this excellency said Jacopo as we hired had arrived the matter was ended and we could do nothing but if not there was halted in front of the door Keep a drawn sword I answered and every chance of his surrendering without a blow as although he had about 500 men folkow mo We could only go in single file and picked with him they were not to be relied on ex- Â¬ our way with the greatest care our feet ring cept the half dozen cut throats who formed on the stone iloor Except for this the his personal guard and who might be silence was intense and we could hear no trusted to fight to the last The luck which sound of the deviltry outside The passage had followed me so far favored me again continued until we almost began to think and pressing on as fast as our horses could it had no end but at last the darkness gave bear us we came up with the fugitives in the way to a semigloom and a faint bar of light early morning Only one ship too small to gleamed ahead of us At this we increased hold all had come and they were crowded our pace finding a sharp corner a lttle beÂ¬ en the banks of the Tiber making every efyond which rose a winding flight of stairs fort to embark The river shore was strewn ending before a half open door through with the enormous quantity of baggage they which ike dim light came I put my footon had with them and a scene of the utmost the first of the steps and Avas about to as- - confusion took place on our arrival The wncn wo were startled by hearing a ship was drawing up to the quay and we moan of mortal ony followed by a laugh could see the litter of the Borgia surroundso wild and shrill so exultant and yet so ed by the few men who meant to fight The full of malice that it chilled us to the bone affair was over in five minutes and Cesare It pealed through the door and echoed down was my prisoner Seeing how matters he passage behind us until the horrid stood the master of the ship anchored in cadence became fainter and fainter finally mid stream heedless of the yells and execrations of the followers of the Borgia who dying away into the black darkness God save us exclaimed Jacopo it is a were not spared by my men Indeed 1 had great difficulty in keeping Cesare from harm fiend laughing its way to hell went on with chattering teeth to He was in truth very ill but was able to lie aciure me to go no further but crossing my- - gasp out as he yielded Maldetto it is my fate I had prepared for everything except being ill He then lay back in his litter and spoke no mCStmLMm y more Â¬ half-a-doze- n Â¬ Â¬ COMPETITION TOO GREAT He Could Stand Cutting in the Price of Divorces and Unit Not The Aetna Life Insurance Co Of Hartford Conn 97 4555727215 3884576990 Liabilities Jan 1 97 671150225 Surplus Jan 1 97 organization Paid policy holders since 1 Yes petition was too great for me The speaker a young thats why I quit the law com- Â¬ attorney Assets Jan flecked the ash from his cigar and sank deeper into a comfortable chair in the smoking compartment of a west bound Pullman The listener a younger man drew his chair closer I had been out of college about eight months and was located in a lite lum ber town in northern Michigaa My clientage consisted of three veterans of the civil war who used tc come up to my office to toast their shins and swap stories One day a large woman quite out of breath poked her head through the partly opened door looked about the room and then walked in and sat down in a chair in a remote corner of the office My soldier friends seeing my rush of business shuffled out The women partly recovering her breath asked in a somewhat hesitating and much confused manner 1 want to know are you are you wall arywaj are you a lawyer Tpon this direct questioning I found myself quite as confused as my new client but I managed to assure her that I made some pretensions of being such and then I waited for her to proceed Wall my man an me we haint ben livin together for moren a vear now an wall I dont want to git mar ried agin but I dont want to be bav in his name an havin everybody callin me by it I wall I v ant to git a diÂ¬ 99 69780801 The Aetna Life issues every desk able form of Life Term Endowment and Accident Insurance j OW HIGH Bdtlllor- Resident Agent Paris Ky GRADE jyirfvf rsj k fr fci m jPiwSh POLAND CHINAS for SALE I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of same litter sired by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and out of a sow by the noted Chief Tecum seh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my fine yearling boar Â¬ Â¬ vorce Yes I said Wall I want to know how much youll tax me for gittin one KENTUCKY U S by such sires as Claude Sweepstakes 16623 winner My brood sows are all recorded in Central and Ohio P C Records and are Â¬ Â¬ wcJh TO BE CONTINUED I grew verj- - serious and informed her that while I did not usually take such cases w Inch by the wayw as per fect ly true for at that time I had not taken any cases still if her case was meritorious I would secure the desired divorce for 40 You should have seen that womans incredible stare as she gathered her shawl closer about her neck with one hand while with the other she clung tightly to a well worn shopping bag where I presume she had her money She rose to go saying in a most dis Â¬ gusted tone Humph 40 eh Why a lawyer right here in this town stopped me on the street tother day and says Sny be ye thinkin b getting a divorce from that man o yourn I says Idunio Wail if ye be he says I kin why get yer one fer 1 Humph dye think Im goin t pay you 40 Wall i should say not I thought maybe yed git me oije fer ten Yes competition in that profession was too intense for me Detroit Fres Press Â¬ Chief Tecumseli 2d Won more prizes and sired more prize winners than any hog that ever lived Vans Chief and other good ones Worlds Fair at find and I also have the good individu Â¬ als to correspond tome and look over my herd and get my prices before buy Â¬ ing elsewhere Correspondence solic- Â¬ ited Visitors welcome Prices reason- Â¬ able Terms cash Better breeding than this is hard to GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Bourbon County Ky JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable 3S And she was gone self I bade him be silent and stepped for- Â¬ wards Since that moan of agony and ter iible laugh of triumph there was no sound ami I could il most hear my heart beating as 1 reached the door Jacopo had nerved himself to follow me and stood pale and trem- Â¬ bling at my shoulder his sword quivering in his shaking hand I was myself not free from fear for no man may combat with Â¬ stammered out You are mistaken sir I am no eminence but a poor brother of Mount Carmel on my way to Foligno out of this hell behind me and he glanced over his shoulder towards Rome I see I answered with a smile but if the poor brother of Mount Carmel will look more closely at me he will see a friend In short your eminence I am Di Savelli Corpo di Bacco I mean our Lady be thanked And so it is you cavaliere Take my advice and turn your horses head to and he kicked at the Foligno On beast mule which moved not an inch I am for Rome your eminence but what Â¬ Â¬ has happened Oh Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ he groaned Everything has hapWhat has happened pened Alexander is dead or dying Cesare dead they say and burning in hades by this Orsini and Colonna at the old game of ham Â¬ mer and tongs See those torn curtains See this disordered And the cardinal DAmbose He tore those curtains in his mad- Â¬ Safe enough I believe as the Orsini hold room ness He bit at the wood of the chairs he the Borgo and have declared for France Trust me your reverence you will be howled like a dog at the moon and they safer in Rome than out of it The whole tied him here and left him I alone watch country will rise at the news and the habit I will let him die in peace Ila ha It is 1 do not want him to die yet I give of Mount Carmel will not save the cardinal good will him food and he lives In a little while per of Strigonia Turn back with me and I haps he will die But in peace ha ha I escort you to the Palazzo Corneto could almost die with laughter when I hear To make a short story DEste agreed after a little persuasion and the mule was kind that It is too good Ha ha I saw it was hopeless to do anything with enough to amble back very willingiy to Corte and the pope was beyond repair I Rome We placed his eminence in the een Â¬ terof our troops and went onwards entering might have cut down the madman but it the city by the Porta Pinciana riding along would have served no purpose For a mo- Â¬ leisurely in the direction of S Trinila di ment I thought I would ass my sword Monti and thence straight on towards the through the Borgia and free him from pain 19300 Ripetta It was a work of no little danger It would have been a mercy but I luckily nvyself Again to make this last passage for everywhere had the sense to restrain Hotf Conld He Be bands of plunderers were engaged in gutting Alexander deserved his fate and a few min- Â¬ Kose Was he on his knees when he the houses many of which were in flame3 utes more or less would make no difference proposed und we continually came across dead bodies So I left the wretch to die the death of a Mary No but I wa Boston Jour- or passed houses from which we heard dog that befitted his life and turning on my nal shrieks of agony We could help no one heel went back through the passage that I had a horse Â¬ looked cautiously in I saw before me a room of great size dimly lighted by two tall can- Â¬ dles burning on each side of a massive bed Â¬ stead on which lay a man bound and writh- Â¬ ing in the throes of death The light though faint around the room fell full on the face of the men and horribly as the features were changed distorted as they were I saw they were those of Alexander and that he was in his last agony alone ami friendless in his splendid palace Yet not alone- there was another figure in the room As I looked it stepped out of the gloom of the rich curtains at the window and standing over the bed laughed again that terrible laugh of devilish joy At the sound the dying man moaned through his black foam clothed lips and Corte for it was he bent over the body and mocked him Roderigo Borgia Vicar of Christ hell yawns for you but a few moments Borgia but a few moments of life think you that you suffer now There is more coming things 1 even cannot dream cf In the face of Alexander came so awful a look of entreaty that I could bear it no longer I stepped into the room and putting my hand on Cortes shoulder said Come let him die in peace He turned on me with a snarl but recognizing me laughed again Ha ha Let him die in peace Why man you saw her die and can say this But he is going too It is a week since his doctor Matthew Corte bled him for an ague and touched him with a little knife just a bttle pin prick He began to die then but hell is not yet hot enough for him He dies in too much peace Why my dog died in But he has felt something more agony Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ spirits but after a moments hesitation I Â¬ The Elaborate Chinese Xovel It is a proof of the high degree of elaboration to which fiction literature in China has been carried that most of their novels are thickly interspersed with poems of all orders of merit Xo stronger evidence could be afforded of the fact that whatever they lack it is not literary finish If anything they have this in excess These poems are introduced in a variety of ways Tne hero sends one in a billet doux to the heroine or he overhears her singing one or perhaps a poetic contest is struck up the fine on defeat being gen- Â¬ erally the compulsory drinking of so many extra flagons of wine Wine drinking and poetizing almost invaria bly go together in Chinese novels though whether they do so in real life we are unable to say Above all things every man who sets up to be anything in the way of a hero in Chinese fiction must be prepared to extemporize by the ream in inimitable poetry Uev G F Candlin in Open Court A Heroic Lad of Long Apro In The Field of the Cloth of Gold Roberta B Nelson says- that it was not King Henry VIII or Philip I of France but the peasant lad Victor Bacbeaux thiat was the hero of the day When 20 young Frenchmen were appointed to storm a hill held by the English archers their flag was given to him to bear against fhe foe And he bore it irn the face of the cam non balls and flying arrows though his companions turned tail and fled down the hill believing as he did that it was a real and not a sham battle that they were engaged in But the English gunners and archers had been in Â¬ structed to aim above the heads of their assailants and the gallant boy was welcomed with cheers when he reached the summit of the hill St Nicholas Womans Wit The French ambassador of the day complained to a bright English woman of high rank because her country failed to intervene in the Franco Prussian war ending his diatribe with the re- Â¬ mark After all it was to be expected We used to think you were a nation of shopkeepers and now we know you are said she used to And we think the French a nation of soldiers NY and now we know they are not Post Two Irison Dinners Prison Warden The dinner ordered from Deimonicos has come Take it to the prisoner who killed a man Who is this Assistant All right bread and water for Warden Thats for the man who stole a ham X Y Weekly They Caiae rum 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the girl and she looked at him as if she didnt Offer Everything For Twen-ry-sixt- quite understand You brother girl girl didnt pay me for your ORCHARD to the says the conductor LAWS AM fiARDEJf Theyre not my brothers says the j- I never saw them before Why Grace says the kid Honest I dont know them says the girl and my name isnt Grace says the othe kid All right maV Wait until I tell Well the girl kind of snickered at that and the conductor thinkirg she was joshing him told her she Jvould have to pay Then she found that she hadnt another nickel and you pajd for her No she paid all right and the boys gave her the laugh It fooled me and I suppose every other person in the car thought that she was their sister sure enough Wasnt she asked the shit salesman Naw The kids got off at Van Buren street and she said to an old lady thai sat by her I wonder what boys wll do Chicago Record next Â¬ Â¬ Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus Shrubs and evorything kept in 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top and bake an hour Detroit Free Press Swindled Oysters Dip oysters in lemon juice and dust vrfth pepper string them on siende skewers may be made of new straight lacking oyster wire or hairpins each oyster with skewers alternating wafer slices of bacon so placed as to turn as a lap over each oyster Lay these skewers across a narrow dripping pan and cook under gas or in a quick oven for five minutes When done pour the dripping from the pan on slices of toast lay a kewer on each slic and snd to the table Womans Home Companion little butter in a deep baking dish only cures but it keeps well scatter over it cracker and bead Is Not by an organized company of re sold crumbs then a layer of chicken meat lible business men and has the endorse Â¬ To make a chicken oyster pie melt a Chicken Oyster Pic A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ment of thousands of Clergymen md noted people throughout tbe country We speak of that wonderful Instrument and ask your careful Electropoise examination into the cures it has wrought Col A P Nunally of the Nearly Inter Ocean Chicago writes Electropoise three years experience with only confirms the truth of your claims 1 say to my friends that this instrument is a most wonderful invention and I would not part with mine if I could not get another Send address for our book giving letters from people who have been cured by Electropoise ELECTRO- Â¬ POISE CO 513 Fourth Avenue Louis Â¬ ville Ky XervousneM Seasick Severe Ileikclache ilea or Kxhnustioiif Why not prevent it all by ing OUtlHMAN8 MKVTIIOL INIIAL Help headache cure nervousness Urna-g-It- TRAVEL DO YOU atrip take from Are you froir to Do you suffer K that that and seasickDf ss by the use of this Inhaler the greatest ana preventative known Wonderful r stimulant lief Jn Hay Fever and Asthma CLSH use IMHALEK MAVS jou cant gel It at and you will far It Ky t rad If SO crnt Svad fur Rk on Brothel frM all yinclsbks uo d s a cgsujus unlit tTBil alirs r H THE BOURBON jNEWS PARIS THE BGUBBQH KY- - TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 1899 - i i iiiwiiw mil limn DEWS AND FRIDAY A HU SB AND SCI X An 1 1 1LA 1 1 - 1 NS liitfi ttMtiiiK JtutiUW- Of NW A lid Continent NincteeuUi Year FwtaMlshed 18811 PU9LISHED EVERY TUESDAY WALTER CHAMP SWIFT CHAMP Make all V SAYS Before my wife began n sing 41 Editors and Ownert s 1 hecks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Cham dk Bko Mothers Friend ADVERTISING RATE Displays one dolar per inch for first inser Â¬ tion tiiif ra es each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notice ten ceutsper line rAtsio black type twenty eacb insertion cents per line en insertion Fractions of lines count as full liues when running it line rates Obituaries cards of thanks eallson candidates resolutions of respeei ana matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special mtes iriveu for large advertisements e- she could hardly get around I do not think she could Â¬ ana yearly cards her get along without it now used it months a great Democratic Speaking The Bourbou County Democ atie Comtuiuee announces the following list of appointments for public speaking Little Rock Wednesday Oct 25 2 p is an external liniment for expectant Ruddles Mills Saturday Oct 28th 2 p in F L McChesuey C D Webb Denis Dundon Shawhan Saturday Oct 28th 7 p in T E uoore ji N C Fibber Jacksonville Wednesday Nov 1 2 p m WM Purnell T E Ahbrook J J Williams Ceuteiville Wednesday November 1 780 p Hi F L McChesney Deuis Dundon C D Webb Hutchinson Thursday Nov 2 2 p m J S Smith S B Rogers N C Fisher Clintonville Thursday Nov 2 7 p m F L McChesney S B Rogers J ru without trouble her She has for two and it is help to She does housework Mothers Friend mothers to use It gives them strength to attend to their household duties almost to the hour of confine- Â¬ ment It is the one and only preparation that overcomes morning sickness and nervousness It is the only remedy that relaxes and relieves the strain Tt is the only remedy that makes labor short and delivery easy It is the only remedy that puts the breasts in condition so that swelling or rising is impossible Dont take medicines internally They endanger the lives of both mother and child Â¬ w k i MIVuiiT J M MeVey T E Moore Jr Williams Public Speaking Millersburg Saturday Nv 4th 2 p m Russell Mann J S Smith W M Hon James D Black a Democratic Purnell orator is announced to speak in this city North Middletown Saturdav Nov 4 2 p m T E AsbbrookJ MMcVey November 4tb at the Court house N C Fisher Towne And Tarvin Denis Dundon Chairman Bourbon Co Democratic Campaign Com Congressman Chas Towne of Dnluth and Judge Jas Tarvin of Covingtor Political News Notes addressed about four nundered people hous- - Saturday afternoon Hon E E Settle speaks to day in at the court who was introduced by Mr Mr Towne Richmond Senator Ooebel spoke yes- F L McChesney spoke almost enterday at Jackson and Senator Black tirely of National affairs and his sp h burn spoke Saturday at Carrolton was much complimeuted by many perCongressman Bailey will speak Fridav sons Tudge THrvin who was introat Georgetown duced by County Attorney Dnndfv spoke mainly of State issues Hit Mr Bryans Trip speech was frequently applauded Saturday night at Sandusky Ohio The Cook County Marching Club met ol W J Bryan closed a remarkable a Frhbiy niubt in week in iiis eventful career of campaign- with frigid reception doz- n menibete ing He was scheduled for six speeches Cincinnati lees than a staDuckworth Club Deirg at dily the first three days ot the week in of the to meet the Ubicagoans the The Kentucky and for the same number the tion given is that the Ducks met reason wib last three days in Ohio He was con- a similar reception in Chicago severl tinuously on a special train since Mon- years ago after entertaining the Maicb day morning and made many more than ing Club in tine style in Cincinnati the thirty six speeches on the schedule Supplemental Registration Days In traveling thousands of miles during Mouday Tuesday and Wedmsday the week most of the time at unusually October 30 31 and November 1 are sup high speed stops were made at points plemental registration days yon not on the schedule and speeches were were absent from town or sick on Ifregismade from the rear of th train as well tration day you can have yonr name as from platforms He made over fifty registered by the County Clerk by speeches dnring the week and many making the proper affidavit more short talks at stations along the Mrs Ashhrooks Candidas way Hie closing day of the Kentucky As some of the Democratic voters of and Ohio week was the most active and Bourbon seem to be laboring under a remarkable of all especially in the meet- slight misapprehension regarding Mr ings at Fostoria Bellevue Clyde and Allen M Risers race in my interest other points not on the programme for the office of Jailer I take this method He started earlier than on other days of addressing them Mr Jones my forresigned some tin e and continued later at night apparently mer representative was ago and Mr Kiser appointed in his ae vigorous after the last meeting Satur- stead The present race is to elect a day night as he was Monday morning Jailer to rill the unexpired term which Mr Bryan left Saturday night for Chi- I feel is rightfully doe me I do not cago en route to Nebraska and will wish the office after my four year term is finished and will not be a candidate epend the last two weeks of the campaign for it again I believe that 1 deserve the iu his own State in a similar manner to election in my representative Mr to the unexpired terra and will his canvass in Kentucky and Ohio Kiser be grateful to my friends for their suplast week Very respectfully port Mrs Rachael Ashbrook The Cynthiana Democrat is thirty one years old and is getting better as it Rockers are popular wedding gifts -grows older and are acceptable presents at any time J T Hinton has a fine line of them Gov Roosevelt of New York and Look at the rockers and price them tf Senator J B Foraker spoke at Cincinnati Saturday night in the interest of Luther uobnson of Louisville blew into a gun Saturday to see if it was the Republican ticket loaded His funeral was held yesterday Fayette county Republicans have M When our boys were almost dead nominated Milton Young for State Senfrom whooping cough our doctor gave ator and Henry S Berry and Roger D One Minute Cough Cure They recov Williams for Representative Garrard ered rapidly writes P B Belles Ar county Republicans have nominated gyle Pa It cures cougha colds grippe William Ray for Representative Mil- and all throat and lung troubles W T Brooks ton Young decliued the nomination Â¬ Â¬ J Williams Denis Dundon Jackstown Friday Nov 3 Russell Mann T E Moore 2 Jr J J p m Mothers Friend is sold by druggists for Send for our free illustrated book The Bradflelu Regulator Co Atlanta Ga 1 Contagious blood poison is absolutely beyond the skill of the doctors They may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies but Le will never be rid of the disease on the other hand his condition will grow Bteadily worse S S S is the only cure bite for this terrible affliction because it is Tbj railroads aie having a fit iht ear the only remedy which goes direct to famiue the cause of the disease and forces it Perhaps the smallest suit evn- filed in from the system court in Kentucky was derided tu j t I was afflicted with Blood Poison and the when Am- - c w ek at Richmond best doctors dad rue no good though I took Shearer was given judgment agnize their treatment faith fully In fact I seemed Ben Martin for nin t ce its the whole to get worse all the amount sued for The piaiuiiff paid her while I took almost lawyer two dollars every so called blood remedy but they didnot At the Bryan speaking at Hopkins seem to reach the dis ville pickpockets touched Roy Cayce tor ease and had no effect whatever I was dis i5 and banker Claude Minims for ftfttXJ heartened for it seemed diamond that I would never be Georgetown was given the cold shoul cured At the advice ol friend then took V rc a S S andI began toim der by the cirrus Bryau and the Chi S cago Marching Liuh H nrove I continued the medicine and It cured m completely build Dave Lindsey aged twenty five rf ing up my my appetite health Ballani county fell from a pecan tree Although this wasand increasing I have nevei Jen years ago yet had a sign of the disease to return and broke his neck He leaves a family W R Newman Staunton Va The ttial trip of th battleship now nuder process of construc It is like self destruction to continue tion at Newport N ws will take place to take potash and mercury besides some time n xt week Tbe great ship is totally destroying the digestion they now almost complete and tht-- builders dry up the marrow in the bones proare engaged in putting her gnus in posi- ducing a stiffness and swelling of the joints causing the hair to fall out and tion The State School of Reform will be completely wrecking the system ready for occupancy en November 1 The Governor will shortly ist ue a proc Â¬ lamation opening the chod at that tim and ordering the removal ot all convicrs under eighteeu years of age from the is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is State prisons to it Gov Bradle has the only blood remedy free from these several timet- recently refused pardo t dangerous minerals to voutbfnl criminals because of the op Book on self treatment sent free bj be afforded by this insti portunities to Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga reforming them tution in J Ed Grubls of Mt Sterling fell Admiral Deweys physicians have ad through an elevator shaft and broke his vised him not to accept anv more inviarm in two places tations this Winter The Admiral will Me Hodgdon Joseph Stockford not uiHk- - his Atlanta trip healed a sore running for seventeen years and cored his pib s of long standing by The Bourbon Steam Laundry using De Witts Witch Hazel Salve It having secured office room at cures all skin diseases W T Brooks - crazy woman stark na td with a revolver lb terroiiz anl aim ing Glynn county Georgia Woodburn a village of several huu Oled people near Bowling ireeu is a model cjuiuiouity Only oue drunk n man hs neen ou the struts in two ears and only two men in town use cuss words There is not en iwh place to care a Make wnUaey in the A black j Doctors Cant Cure It FRAN K Â¬ Ff CO I 5 Leeft in style and FasQlQQ I M Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m Â¬ K-n-tn- MiBnnHUfvBHMMhnaiHamn eHHBHBMMMBIBMHWHnraMMlHHBHMIHHHMp Â¬ Â¬ -- - Complete line of Winter Wraps Furs of every description Fur Collarettes Fur Scarfs Cloth Cartas SSSJtL BlOOd and Jackets Golf Capes Separate Skirts Silk Waists Wool Waists Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Tailor Suits Kffis Â¬ COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION 131 No WWW Â¬ PfiJI M A portrait of Gen Robert E Lee will be placed in the gallery at West Point It will show bira in the uniform of a Â¬ United States army officer and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted tention Parker James corner Fourth Trouble to Show Goods to them will receive prompt at- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ If you scour the world on wil never find a remedy equal to Oue Minute Vice President Hobart s reported to Cougb Jure says Editor Facklr f the It cured be dying of beart trouble at his home in Micanop Fla Hustler his family of LaGrippe and save thou- New Jersey bronchiti- from pueumonia sands croup and all throat and lung troubles Read in Geo W Stuarts adv how to Â¬ W T Brooke Â¬ get a load of coal free - - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Ske those beautiful lamps iu amber I ask no more for the celebrated red and bine tinrs at J T Hinto- s They ru ike most acceptable wedding Monutaiu Ash Jt llioo than you will have to pay for other dellico coal Jreo oci4tf presenis W Stuart directly opposite L N Persons who enter G W Stuarts freight depot itf guessing contest can get tickets when Jerry and Joe Ta lor colored brotheis ever tbey purchase coal and can file then guess at his office anv time before four living at Ford quarreled over the proper oclock on election day or can mail them wny to raise children and Joe disem at any postoffiee in the county before boweled Jerrv with a pocket knife that hour Â¬ Â¬ Franl ap Co PARIS KY 404 MAIN STREET Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Millions of dollars if the value placed Harrisbrrg Pa on the life of her child hich she saved from croup by the use of One Minute Cough Cure It cures colds etc in Nicholas wnd throat and long all coughs V farm implements T troubles county Brooks Oct 26 Lisle Jacobys farm near Paris Cynthiana will suhmit a propsiton to Bishop Hibler Bro vote Oct 31 bonds to the amount of 20000 to horses mules cattle sheep hos farm put in an electric light plant the vore to implements etc Nov 9 Mrs Sallie B Adair farm be taken at the November election stock crop and farming implements A LABOR line of pedestals can be found at J T Hinton s at reasonable prices Take a look at them oct4tf Auctioneer Forsyths Kngajre nients Oct 25 J K Judys stock crop by Mrs Mary Bird Â¬ nONCKITIS Â¬ Â¬ Bronchitis is very prevalent It gen-Â¬ erally begins with a common cold at Â¬ tended with cough hoarseness sore- Â¬ ness of the lungs tightness of the chest and difficulty in breathing If not cured it becomes dangerous thousands die from bronchitis annual Â¬ ly Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy for this disease it relieves the cough at once eases ex-Â¬ pectoration and cures in a few days iTi and Lodeof Kentnekv Masona decidf d to build at a cost of o0000 an Ine annex to the Masonic Widows and Or phans Home in Louisville for the care Â¬ A of aged and infirm Masous 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 Hoisiugtou Kas of Kodol Dyspepsia Cnre It digests what you eat WTBrooks Rev Gecrge O DrJSulis Cough Syrup Will promptly cure Bronchitis Barnes is holding a meeting in Paducah Â¬ Â¬ Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recomuieud it Price 25 cts At all druggists 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 Ciucinati Louisville Philadelphia or New York houses tf CO FORTS 111111111111 11111111111 11 1 1 111111111 111 1 11111111 JUDGE US JUST RECEIVED WANTED Every Housekeeper to Try I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comforts Mn Paris Dont buy until you see them 1111 11 NEW PRUNES Judge us by what we are doing Judge us by the NEW DATES continued crowd of buyers Judge us by the kind of NEW PIGS clothing you see your neighbors and friends have pur- Â¬ NEW RAISINS chased Judge us by our prices Get your friends to tell NEW EVAPORATED PEACHES you how much they paid Thats al we ask You get the best truly the best when you buy of us Youll find Presb Baltimore our clothing just right every way ways you hadnt thought of before Remember you an always get your money back if you are not satisfied Your Money Back On Demand 1111 him is mi 1 1 11 1 111 1 111 111111 11 1 li 1 ri 1 11 11 11 11 Hasty Jslljccn Tlicro The new Jelly Powder nothing now on the market like COMFORTS Undertaking in all its branches I can furnish you at any time j OYSTERS and Kalamazoo HASTY JELLYCON is CELERY Received Daily Jas Fee Son PARKER Fourtb and Main Sts JAMES i work ed to Carriages for hire Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Six Flavors Orange Lemon and TILINGS always on hand Raspberry Strawberry Wild NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 Cherry Calisloot It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend- Â¬ an experienced man for mantel warranted to produce a Paris Ky L Saloshia Co J T HINC0N y s BRSE -W W WW rm2 IssP Hau THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 1899 Who loves not wine woman and song Remains a fool his whole life long COMERS AND GOuRS OBSERVED BY Nineteenth Year Established 1KK Manager Borland will give a reserved THE NEWS MAN BntPied at the Post office at Paris Ky as seat to Wine Woman aud Soug persecond class mail matter formance to the first person giving bim Notes Raftllly lotted On The Streets At the name of the author oi the above linns The Depots Iu The Hotel Lobbies Aud Â¬ TIE BDOBBQH DEWS Name The Author PE3S0SAL MENTION OHITUAKY Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit Â¬ izens Â¬ GO TO G NMTRHIS i TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable ii Advance 32 00 Six months Orders Next Tuesday Halloween 100 nitrht will be All j One year Candidates For Council Democratic conventions were held Saturday night at the court house and Uity Hall to nominate candidates for the city council The following candidates were nominated b irst Ward Hugh Montgomery T E Ashbrook James OBrien Second Ward D C Parrish W O Hinton R Q Thomson Third Ward Win Remington The Republicans have nominated the following candidates for the city coun Â¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Bro Etc November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be compelled to pay for advertising by Â¬ TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands lor collection and all not paid i Â¬ cil Â¬ First Ward Percy Jones J W Bacon E H Gorey Third Ward Will Cherry GWBOWENSBC Concerning The Elks Â¬ Ephriam Dauforth Sayre aged eighty a leading banker and capitalist of Lex ington died Sunday afternoon in Lex He was the bead of the David ingto Sayre Bauk Piesideut of the Se- Klsvu here curity Vault and Trust Co President Miss L slie Tnrney is ill of erysipe of the Wayne County Oil and Pipe Line las a Director of Sayre Female Institute John F McCarthy is visiting rela- - President of tbe Kentucky Bankers Association and Presideutjof the Lexing tives in Alabmna Cemetery Co He leaves a wif aud Mrs J M Hall was a visitor in ton four children Mrs Arthur Carey Mrs Lexington yesterday Roger Williams J W and E D Sayre Mrs Brice Steele has been dauger Jr The deceased was well known to ously ill for several days many prrs ns in this city Mrs Robt Ferguson was a visitor The wife of Riley Brock at Pinkard in Lexington Saturday has presented him with a son Mrs Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was Brock was formerly Dora Clay the in the city Friday aud Saturday divorced child wife of Geu C M Clay Miss Bruce Collins is spending a of White Hall week with friends in Millersburg Mies Helen Terrill of Richmond arrived yesterday to visit Mrs Saliie West Mr Henry Terrill and bride have returned home from a brief wedding i TUCKERS SALE AND OPENING OF LADIES AND MISSES Jackets Wraps Furs j Thursday Friday Saturday m October 28 27 28 THREE DAYS ONLY Your chance of the season to buy you a nice garment at manufacturers prices OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY OCT WINE WOMEN AND SONG The Carnival given by the Liouisvilie octlTtf F S Stout Elks closed Saturday night being at Read Geo W Smarts big a dv for tended by a total of 200000 people The Elks will net about 23000 part of particulars about the guessing contest which will be expended in furnishing Dr R Goldstein optician of Louie the new 17000 home which they ville will be at the Hotel Windsor on recently purchased The Louisville Saturday the 28th iust Lodge contains G50 members who We have a few copies of the fire alarm worked like beavers to make the carniThey val a success card left for free distribution The regnlar meeting of the Paris may be obtained by applying at the Loige will be held to night and a large News office attendance is desired There will ke I have 2 new farm wagons that I will initiation work sell at cost Geo W Stuart directly Mr F Andram of Belcherville Texas N freight depot opposite L who is in Kentucky on a visit enterW H H Johnsons tained a number of the Paris Elks with LosTBetween on Second street and the postoffice a a fine exhibition at the lodge room with ladys gold watch Finder please leave a splendid Edison phonograph The at The News office and receive reward entertainment was greatly appreciated by the local Elks who voted Mr Dr C H Bowen the optician wiH Andram a most agreeable gentleman be at A J Winters Cos store Thurs day Examination free A Â¬ - Insurance policies bought for eash by trip Eld George Sweenev and wife Oakland Cal are guests at Eld J of S 24 O TUCKER New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures Black Crepou 48 iuches wide S i Â¬ Smart Lecturer in Paris Mr Ben Hutchcraft and wife have moved into the residence adjoining Harvey Hiblers on Walker avenue and have gone to housekeeping Â¬ pictures pretty enough for anybodys house Just the thing for a weddine oct4tf present J T Hinton has a handsome line of on Third street near the L depot for 800 Mrs Mary L Tukney has sold to want for Winter They are selling out Mrs John Stuart the Porter property at cost overcoats clothing hats caps N freight Bob What did the lecturer say when you threw those cabbages at him Dick Oh he said he hoped that the audience would be pleased but he really hadnt expected that they would entirely lose their heads Friends you certainly will lose your heads if you dont go at once to W T Talbott Cos and lay in what yon gents furnishings etc Their whole goes at cost for cah Use your stock Chas McMillan of this city has heads It been appointed to a position in Censvs NUPTIAL KNOTS Barman in Washington instead of a censvs enumerator as has been published Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vovrs Ha was appointed by Congressman Â¬ Ferguson - Anderson wedding was the prettiest in Salt Three kinds Hartford City Georgetown for society event seen The a long time Kanawha and Michigan Table Salt souvenirs from the bride to the bridesGeo W Stuart directly opposite L maids were handsome paper knives of AVENUE HOTEL N freight depot mm aer Next visit -- Thursday October 26 18iM sterling silver and pearl Instead of the of Frankfort and Miss Little ofJOwens Hello 170 Capt W H Cox agput for the Frank- usual brides cake at the 6npper there boro will arrive this week for a vioit to LOUISVILLE KY Cincinnati Railroad who has were individual cakes which were heart Mr and Mrs W O Hinton fort been ill of fever for several weeks is shaped The ring was cut by Rev Gen Drake the millionaire PIKE CAMPBELL Manager Are advised that our s ock of of Iowa aud founder of Drake able to be out again Cody who performed the marriage Â¬ Centrally located Convenient to bus University at Des Moines and Mrs Harware Stoves ana Tinware Dr J R Adair has rented the ceremony The bride and groom will Richard Rid ot Mt Sterling are iness portion ot city and all theatres Om is large and complete Trundle residence on Mt Airy avenue spend a few days with relatives in Phila guests of Mrs Lucy Simms and family Only good hotel in Louisville giving 2 delphia and will visit New York before rate Excellent service l3oct3m who has been ill of Dan Morris for his mother Mrs Saliie E Adair prices are as low as anyone We returning to Paris They will be typhoid fever at the St Josephs Iufirm and they will go to housekeeping about is improving and located for a time with Mr and Mrs ary at Lexington make a sneciiltv of Builders Jfce first of November His par hopes to be out in a fortnight Ferguson Robert will Hardware Tin Roofing Slate end GaVaniz d Iron Work Steel Mr Ferguson and bride were the re enta and brother are with bim and recu Miss Esther Margolen will receive A black mare with white take him to Robertson county to We employ the marks under saddle was stolen from my Ceilings and everything peraining to building scholars on the violin at her home on cipients of a large number of expensive perate bis health place on Mt Sterling pike one mile east Henderson street during the fall and presents Eld J S Sweeney spoke to a large of North Middletowu Monday night best wo kmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See winter Her terms are reasonable and The engagement is announced of Miss crowd yesterday at Winchester Mare drives well and paces under saddle us before contracting At home Elizabeth Woodtord Spears and Mr J satisfaction is guaranteed Will pay liberal reward for her return every day excepting Thursdays and Qnincy Ward Jr both of near this WINN Ada Colston colored was arrested or for information leading to her recovand jailed yesterday by Constable Joe ery J C COMBS city The date for the wedding is DeFridays Winn Successors to Cook charged with petit larceny North Middletown cember 7th Miss Spears is the daughter Williams in her possession two jackets She had Rodney Quinby who has been clerk of Mr H H Spears of near Louisville stolen from Miss Maggie Davis an ing at C B Mitchells grocery for several and Mr Ward is a son of the late Judge umbrella taken from Mrs G M Hill months has accepted a position at the J Q Ward and a hat stolen from Miss Maud Stout postoffice She is also suspected of taking other OF The marriage of Mr John Barnes of things from the same neighborhood Col A J Lovely and Louis Wool Mt Sterling and Miss Kate Russell will STOCK F4RM ETC Interesting Club 3ieeting stein of Rathbone lodge K of P left be quietly celebrated in this city this yesterday for Paducah to attend the evening at eight oclock at the prosThe Federation of Clubs held an inAccording to some people if you are at all particular about Having decided to Grand Lodge meeting of the Knights of pective brides home teresting meeting Friday night at the offer at public sale atquita farming I will 10 in on see you know what you Pythias The engagement is announced of Mr J residence of Mrs Camilla Wilson The THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9TH the fit and looks of your Shoes meeting was opeutd with prayer by Rev We lik to get hold of just such cus- Â¬ The Best Northern White Seed Rye B Chenaultof Richmond and Miss Lida E Gr B Mann and splendid papers at my farm half way between Paris want they dont Timothy and Clover Seed at Geo W Burgess of Maysvile Mr Chenanlt were read by Miss Saliie Joe Hedges of and Cynthiana on the Townseud pike tomers They appreciate shoes that fit comfortably N who is a member of the Paris Elk the Progressive Culture Club Mrs B C all of my stock crop etc consisting of Stuarts directly opposite L 8 Shorthorn cattle registered stylishly and lastingly and our new Fall styles are strict- Â¬ Lodge was a late candidate for the Ingels of the Paris Literary Club and freight debot Rev Eberhardi of the Monday Night 4 cows 1 yearliug heifer Democratic nomination for Auditor Club Mrs Frank Fithian and Miss ly up to date fiLing every requirement Compare our I bull Rev Dr Craig of Atlanta Secrr- The marriage will be celebrated at the Nelly Buckner of the Musical Club con4 1 heifer tary of Board of Home Missions preach styles and prices with those of others and we leave the 1 heifer calf 3 grade cows prospective bride s home some time in tributed pleasing musical numbers and ed two entertaining sermons Sunday at little Edna Earl Hinton of the Childrens 2 yearling grade heifers November conclusion to you Presbyterian Church Club gave a dial act recitation The 1 steer calf 1 work horse the Second Invitations are ont announcing the secretarys report showed a total sum of 2 work moles 8 fat bogs Spears son of Mr Henry marriage at Antioch Church in Favette 1800 on hand Rev Hal 2 stands of bees 1 carriage 1 spring wagon 1 two horse wagon of this city has taken charge of of Mr James McLeod and Miss Nancy Spears 1 com planter 1 wheat drill The Marching Clubs Visit the Episcopal Church at Cynthiaua the Winburn Alexander The ceremony 1 hay rake 1 mower pastor Rev Ridout having resigned to win occur on inursaay auernoon inov- 1 breaking plow TliE Cook County Marching Club 290 1 cultivator tongneless Rev Spears has lately ember 2d go to Virginia qfrnncr irwliidinsr Dnhflnffhs finA mili 1 double shovel plow had charge of a church at Beatty ville It Is Better to Give Than to Miss Anabel Lee of Carlisle who tary band made a brief stop in Paris 2 harrows 1 wheat fan Friday 1 corn shelter ex Iteceive Eld George Sweeney of Oakland has often visited in Pans will be cursiou morning during the ClubsOhio through Kentucky and 1 Bemis transplanter especially in a good cause and that is-California preached a magnificent ser married iu the Carlisle christian Church The Club was met at the depot by the 1 cider mill 1 grindstone to Mr Thomas why we delight in giving our customers mon to a large audience Sunday morn- Thursday at one oclock local Goebel Club and escorted to the 300 shocks corn Edgar Burns of Knoxville Tenn court house where brief speeches were wheat 400 bushels ing at the Chriotian Church Mrs F such pr rtect laundry work when they 3 stacks clover hay W W Ecton and Miss Martha Flynn made by President John Powers V H C Long also of California sang a beaufavor us with their patronage We not aud Miles Devine of the Lot of garden tools and household and Perkins tiful solo at the morning service and also will be married at Winchester on Nov Marching Clnb and John S Smith of kitchen furniture only give them perfect satisfaction in ember 1st at the evening service this city Mayor Perry John 8 Smith Terms Sums under 20 cash larger ihe color and finish of their linen but Miss Fannie Boardman and Mr and Denis Duudon w re made honorary sums four months without interest ne Mrs E C Long of California who and presented with gotiable note of the we givejthem twice the wear that they Lairbert of Nicholas members Dinned club V H Perkins Charlton M on bv a hadtre At the same time 1 will offer my farm lis now visiting friends in the city was county will marry at the Bramblett would get if their garments were done Tne Marching Club is a splendid lying on the Bourbon and Harrison line complimented by being selected as a Christian Church Wednesday afternoon looking body of men who marched in and containing about 175 acres large up by inferior methods soloist for the Jubilee Convention of the perfect time to martial music The tobacco barn stock barn and all other November 1st iristian Church recently held at Cin- clnb gave hearty cheers for Mayor Car- necessary outbuildings plenty of never The marriage of Dr Lindsay Coates ter Harrison and Senator Croebel aud failing water expenses paid from hnati and having Harrison buttons very liber Terms One tbird cash balance in ralifornia Mrs Long s songs were so Moore of Detroit and Miss Clara Wil distributed Perkins said that the clubs allv Mr equal payments in one and two years Appreciated at oue of the song services motb of this oity will be solemnized at trip cost 15000 The club left about with 6 per cent interest BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR MRS SALLIES ADAIR tat the vat audience was moved to en- - noon to day at the Wilmoth home on 1030 for Cynthiana and Falmouth oct lOtd James Second street A T Fobsyth Auctioneer where short stops were made Phone 4 Main office At barker msiatic applause Settle ifcie Â¬ Sweeneys Miss Lnla Bryan of Houston Texas is the guest of Miss Sadie Hart on Duncan avenue Mr Frank P Kenneyof Louisville was the guest of his brother Dr Will Kenney last Friday Rev aud Mrs E H Rutherford leave to day for Hot Springs Ark for a sojourn at that place Mrs R S Thompson and her guest Miss Nannie Brashear of Louisville spent yesterday in Lexington The Darbv and Joan Club will meet Thursday night with Mrs W E Board instead of Mrs T E Ashbrook Miss Mury Brent is expected to arrive home this week fiom an extended visit to relatives in Kansas City went to Mrs J T Hinton Jr Lexington yesterday for a short visit at Dr Greens on North Broadway Mrs John Young Brown Jr of St Louis who has been the guest of Mrs J M Hall left yesterday tor her boine Miss Lillie Reickle of Cynthiana returned home yesterday after a short visit to the Misses Hill on Pleasant street Miss Emily May Wheat of Louisville will shortly leave for Washington D C to spend the Winter with Miss Annie Early J as R McChesney of Louisville was in the city from Saturday until traveling for a yesterday He is Louisville dru house Mrs Otis Bacon and son arrived Sunday from Texas for a visit to relatives iu Paris auu Lexington She is at present visiting in Lexington Muses Eva Freeman of Lexington Bessie Freeman of Duckers Miss Hall Â¬ Â¬ CONIDOT7 from ae A mixture of Music Mirth and Nov- Â¬ elty The newest merriest cleautst burletta on the stage A clean vaude ville program of excellent features PRICES -- 25 36 and 50 Cents p Seats on Sale at Borlands PUBLIC SALE OF- IOC Outing Flannels in large variety reg- lOc to 1 per yd ular 10c kind for 5c Larere Lin of Plain and Fancy Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purposes Gooris IOC- 25 per yd 15c kind for Best Quality Percales aud Panangs See the extra wide and tine Table 12c kind for 8 3c Linen at 50c 1 kind Handsome Plaids for Skirts regain Extra tine quality Fbumelettes per yd patterns in new sBuQ l w Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur Â¬ Stock and Crop Our lease on mothers farm having expired and as she has decided to sell the farm we will sell on f chasing your fall goods rading Stamps given with every purchase Tuesday October 31st 1899 the following stock and crop 18 head of horses 12 high bred cows all fresh and good ones ioo extia Shropshiredown ewes 30 nice yearling heifers 30 long yearling cattle 30 yearling cattle 12 Du roc Jersey sows 8 Poland China sows 7 Poland China boar shoats good one Best Poland China boar iu the county 1500 shocks of corn 20 tona baled hay 20 tons baled straw Farming tools of all kinds Terms made known on day of sale Sale begin promptly at 10 a m BISHOP HIBLER BRO Four miles E jst of Pans on Jacks town pike A T Forsyth Auctioneer uoct eyesight is tailing and should have immediate attention If you cannot i ead this sisiall print at a distance o 14 inches your Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity aud consequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness aid elegance Wheu both frames and lenset are scientifically fitted by Dr U H Bovens system they alwiiys give satisfaction for ttaej are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to rit then You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off witheu any glasses than with either ol thse defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable 8klWfp dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end 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 invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Â¬ 04irfa ri K 323S8 T Â¬ or i OUR Mare Stolen six-year-old THE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ L0WRY Â¬ 20-oct-- 2t Â¬ PUBLIC SALE CRANK H Â¬ Â¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-ol- d I DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG j Â¬ Â¬ ffPPrfSKIIE - Â¬ j Â¬ Â¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry i i 6 QUALITY AND NEW THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS THE STORY OF COAL JLY TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 1899 R0M FLORIDA PINES famed laxative remedy Syrup of Figs the product of the California Fig Syrup Company The merits of this well known excellent laxative were first made known to the world through the medical journals and newspapers of the United States and is one of the dis Â¬ tinct achievements of the press It is now we kaown that Syrup of Figs is an ethical proprietary remedy ap Â¬ proved by the most eminent physicians everywhere because it is simple and ef Â¬ fective yet pleasant to the taste and ac- Â¬ ceptable to the system and not only prompt in its beneficial effects but also Wholly free from any unpleasant after Â¬ effects It is frequently referred to as the remedy of the healthy because it is used by people who enjoy good health and who live well and feel well and are well informed on all sub jects generally including laxatives In order to get its beneficial effects it is necessary to get the genuine Syrup of Figs which is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only Slicirt of Conscience Dr Parkhurst says that man is merely a gorilla with i conscience If there is any s mblance of truth in his theory then there are a lot jt nun who are just plain gorillas Topeka Capital Occasionally you will meet in this dreary world the father of a family of girls who Wears a new overcoat but you will never comeap with such a father who can afford to have his teeth filled Atchison Globe Fame and Excellence Are Determla Ing Factor in Sncccasf nl Develop from these trees while thy were livnient One of Jie Important Func Â¬ How Nature Produces This Most ing In some beds of cannel coal whole tion of Hitfh ClasM Newspapers trees have been found with roots Valuable of Fuels In presenting interesting- phases of branches leaves and seeds ccpiplete scientific and eeonomie problems high and all converted into the same quality class newspapers frequently give In It Required arcs for the Formation of coal as that by which they wt e surformation of as great value in their ad- Â¬ rounded nd Development of the Beds vertising columns as in those devoted Geologists are of the opinion thct biand Mines Whieli Are Now to the publication of the principal Being-- Worked tuminous and anthracite coals vierf events of the day and when the fame of formed during the same period and un a product is extended beyond its natural der like conditions Special Washington Letter Originally the were all bituminous but during the limits into foreign lands and a large de- Â¬ Among the geological collections at mand created throughout Great Britain the National museum there are speci violent contortions and upheavals ot and her Colonies and the principal sea- Â¬ mens of coal of every variety from every the earths crust at the close of the car ports and cities of Europe Asia and Af- Â¬ part of the world From one of the boniferous age the bituminous coals in rica it becomes a pleasant duty to note scientific men of the National museum volved in that disturbance wen the fact and to tell of the points of ex- Â¬ the writer to day learned many inter- changed by heat and pressure and th cellence on which so great a success is esting things concerning the black dia- consequent expulsion of volatile mat ter from bituminous to anthracite based We refer to the now world mond fuel - of black slate which i rm the rcos of coal mines as well as the impressions of the leaves nuts and seeds which fell Â¬ PAPEl Another Former Waste Protlact That la Now Turned to Good N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law Advantage Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway Uffl I AST OHIO RT TIME TABLE BOUND Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The otd man who seemed to have some accurate knowledge concerning every stratum of the surface of the earth spoke of the history of the coal beds in the different parts of the world with as much familiarity as a child dis plays concerning the alphabet The histories of the various coal fields are as A B C to him As the reluctant householder shovels its regular stint of food into the greedy maw of the ogre in the cellar other wise Known as tue LUrftftCe It Is I marvelous thing for him to consider that he is keeping his dwelling warm by the heat of the suns rays which fell upon The the earth millions of years ago solar orb of that vanished epoch bigger than it is to day and hotter brought forth even in this latitude a tropical vegetal ion of wonderful luxuriance Plants of strange kinds grew up richly from the clayey soil and formed dense jungles in the vast marshes which covered large areas of the surface of this planet Ferns mosses and the leaves branches and trunks of tree- - fell and Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Cannel coal is a variety of bituminous coal which burns with great freedom the flames of it ifiording considerable light It was called candle coal by tin English peopie who first used it as it often served as a substitute for can-die- The name became corrupted to It is earncl and hs so remained more compact than ordinary bituminous coal and it can be wrought in a lathe and polished A certain variety of it found in Yorkshire England is man ufactured into a kind of jewelry known as jet Dr Homer Greene gives an interest ing description of the climate of Penn sylvania during the coal forming epoch The most remarkable features of the vegetation of that period were the size and abundance of it plants Trees of that time whose trunks were from one to three feet in diameter and which grew to a height of from 40 to 1110 feet are represented at the present day by Â¬ Â¬ Pcaaltlea of Fatherhood decayed where they grew only to make the soil more fertile and the next growth richer and more luxuriant Year after year century after century the process of growth itnd decay went on until the beds of v getable matter thus deposited had reached great Afa c- - i r W tv thickness But the earths body was still shrinking and in conseqrt ace her crust at When it did so the land sank throughout vasl areas these beds of vegetable matter fell in Â¬ times contracted and i magnificent woman edy For Female Catarrh Holds Up Peruna as the Meal Rem- Â¬ seL 3ffa aSELC jaBWi W1A 4JK Mrs Clara Makemer Mrs Clara Makemer housekeeper for the Florence Crittenden Anchorage YS BiOn letterfrom 302 Chestnut street Chicago Peruna is the best tonic 1 have ever of Chicago writes the following deposits the sand and mud and gravel were laid up anew and the day soil from which the next rich growth would spring was spread nut on the surface This process was repeated again and again as often indeed as seams of coal in any coal bed Thus the conditions for the formation of coal were made complete atmospheric air being entirely excluded while the vegetable beds underwent the processes of decom position These processes went on unwater of the ocean under the der the sands of the shore under the new de posits of succeeding ages transforming thfi wood of the carboniferous era into the coal of to day Nature is still making coal though unfortunately not at a rate anything like fast enough to make up for the consumption of this product The processes maybe watched from beginning to end For this purpose one miiot first go to a peat bed which is simply an accumulation of the remains of plants that grew and decayed or the spot where they are now found When The Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ went down and over the great marshes the water swept again bringing drift vegetation from higher levels to add to that already buried Then overthest UAy H ON THE CHEAT RIVER Scene in the If- irt of the Alleghany Coal - Region Â¬ upper layer of this material is removed known for general debility a sure cure for liver complaint and a never failing adjuster in cases of dyspepsia I have used it in eases of female ir Â¬ regularities and weak nerves common to the sex and have found it most satis- Â¬ factory From early girlhood to the end of the child bearing period few women are en Â¬ tirely free from some degree of catarrh of the pelvic organs With Peruna the thousand and one ailments dependent upon catarrh of the pelvic organs can be wholly averted Health and Beauty sent free to women only by The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio i w - rnt lit Two famous pictures printed in ten colors ready for framing will fee given free to any person who wilt send a quarter for Three Months subscription to Demorests Family Magazine the great paper for home life Thou Â¬ sands subscribe for Demorests as a gift to their daughters Demo rests is the great j American authori W ifrG ty on Fashions For M JL forty years it has b been read in the of America and has best families done more to educate women in true love of good literature than any other magazine The special offer of these two great pictures and Three Months subscription to Demorests for 25c is made for 60 days only Write at once rrc rf2tL 3e v rti - -- t - K mm i j ass k sw ON THE XEVvr RIVER The Center of West Virginias Great Coal Deposit jr j Demorests Family Magazine 110 one finds peat with 52 to 66 per cent of carbon and the deeper one goes the better in quality it gets It may be cut out in blocks with sharp spades the water may be pressed from the block and they may be stacked up covered and dried and used for fuel There Js a certain kind of moss called sphagnum which in large part makes up the peat producing vegetation Its roots die annually but from the living top new roots ae sent out each jear The workmen who dig peat understand that if this surface is destroj ed the growth of the be S must stop so commonly they remove the sod carefully-- replacing it after they have taken out a stratum of peat There is little doubt that if these beds of peat could lie undisturbed and covered over through many ages they would take on all the characteristics of Â¬ Art Department New York Avenue Fifth W L DOUGLAS Jjo 34 50 inrt of The substance of coal has been so compressed that the forms of the plant composing it cannot usually be seen But when a piece of it is made so thin that it will transmit light and is then subjected to a powerful microscope its SHOES S3 Worth 4 to 6 compa3d with vegetable structure may readily be disother makes tinguished Immediately under every by over Indorsed wearers separate seam of coal ther is a stratum 1000000 of w7hat is known as fire clay This ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES W L Donftla THK OKMINK hate Btratum is always present and contains me and price alinped on bottom great abundance the fossil impres- Â¬ Take no substitute claimed in sions of roots and stems and twigs to be as good Lanrect maker of 83 and 350 sboes in th showing that it was once the soil from world your dealer should eer them If not we will sent fM which vegetation grew luxuriantly I aniirnn rpcelntof nrke Stau sten s leather slxc and width plain or cap toe is oommon also to find fossil tree Catalogue B Free nmahadibajb between the layers lying Â¬ mineral coal similar species whose steins are only i fraction of an inch in diameter and but one to two feet high But at that time all conditions were favorable for a rapid and enormous vegetable growth The air was laden with carbon which is the principal food of plants so laden indeed that man could hot have lived in it The great humidity of the atmosphere was another element favorable to growth Vegetation never lacked an abundance of moisture either at root or leaf Then too the climate was universally warm Over the en Â¬ tire surface of the earth the heat was greater than it is to day at the torrid zone With all these circumstances in its favor vegetation could not help flourishing The iossil impressions of more than 500 different species of plants that grew at that time have been found in the coal beds The most abundant of the plants of the coal forming era were the ferns Their fossil remains are found in great profusion and variety in most of the rocks of the coal bearing strata There was also the plant known as the tree fern which attained a height of 20 or 30 feet and carried a single great tuft of leaves at its too Next in importance to the ferns were gigantic mosses re Â¬ sembling in kind the low club mosses of the present but vastly magnified They doubtless comribute the greatest proportion of woody material to the composition of coal There were forest trees and their fossil trunks have been found measuring from 100 to 130 feet in length and from six to ten feet in diameter There were also pines somewhat resembling those of to day which probably grew on high ground lie sides these there were plants of the horse tail family which grew up with long reed like jointed stems to a height of 20 feet or more and with a diameter of 10 or 12 inches It is claimed that coal vas mined in England before the Koman invasion by Julius Caesar The cinder heaps found among ruins of the time of Roman supremacy in the island appear to show that coal was largely used by the people of mat age By the end of the thir- Â¬ teenth century bituminous coal was burned to a considerable extent in Lon- Â¬ don The oldest coal workings in America are near Richmond Va It is supposed that coal was discovered and mined there as early as 1750 Tradition says that a boy while hunting for craw- Â¬ fish chanced upon the outcrop of a coal bed which crosses the James river 12 miles above Richmond Alining- was ue gurt and by the year 1775 the coal was in general use in the neighborhood It played a part in the war for indepen denc by helping to make cannon bals and by 1780 it was being shipped to Philadelphia and New York During the late civil war these mines were seized by the confederate government for the purpose of procuring fuel and they are stll largely productive jfliifl coal bed has an area of about ISO squiin miles and an average thickness of 2 1 feet It is supposed to contain about 50000000 tons yet unmined There is reason to believe that the Indians knew something Df the use of cccl SMITH D FR1 JPoln A Caie It is dreadful how much shm ia spoKen and written nowadays j You bet thats no dream Chicagc i Record Â¬ Phone 58 perspired in their efforts ugged and to place it On the cars of the Florida D Central Pennsula railroad attracted and considerable attention recently many inquiries were made about it It was what is known to the paper manu facturing trade as a clipper and is the Phone 186 first of its kind ever shipped to Florida Office Fonith and Pleasant Ota The machine weighed eight tons and was to be used in crushing pine into Office Hours pulp for papermaking 7 to 10 a m What makes it of peculiar interest is 2 to 4 p m the introduction 7 to 8 p in the fact that it marks 6anor tf of one of the most important industries of the country to the state of Florida Insure and is the forerunner of a much larger wind and your property against tire lightning Buret plant to be erected at Pensacola in a Insurance Co a safe in thereliable Hom and con short time A gentleman who is inter- Â¬ pany ested in the Pensacola factory to some Q WJtaftBI A SAIlf extent and whose brother is a leading Parukf stockholder says that it will be only a matter of time when Florida will be one of the leading centers of the paper SMITH ARNSPARGEB manufacture of the country The secret NON UNION AGENTS of the shipment of this piece of ma Â¬ chinery lies in the fact that it has been RELIABLE FIRE demonstrated beyond the shadow of a AT LOW RATES doubt that paper can be made at a S BROADWAY PARIS KT Â¬ profit out of pine fiber through a proc31ma99 tf ess but recently invented by a southern inventor whose name is Thomas which enables those possessed of the secret to eliminate the resin from the wood This process is known to but three per- Â¬ sons and it has been decided to keep this secret among three persons rather than to expose it by putting the patent The Leading Specialists cf America on file in the patent ofiiee 20 YEARS IN OHIO The fattcry erected in Pensicola will is completed and have when everything 250000 Cured the machinery all is place a capacity of four tons daily While this will amount WECURESTR1CTURE to quite an output in the course of a Thousands of toutut and midJlo ad year it is a comparatively small plant men are troubled with this disease many 3 unconsciously They may have a smart Just at present nothing is being made ing scn ation in all twisting gtroam except what is known asmanila paper sharp cutting pains at times lijht dis chargro difficulty in commencing weak It is however of excellent quality and organs emissions and all th eymptoms can be made at a cost that will enable of nervous debility they have 6tKIC TtJBB lout let doctors experimenton it to compete wit any part of the Unit you by cutting stretching or tearing cheapness of ed States in quality you Thia will not cure you as it will re turn Our NEW METHOD TRKAT- manufacture The material from which MLNr absorbs the stricture tissue the paper can be made Is abundant and hence removes the stricture- permanently goods made in Jacksonville can be de- Â¬ It can never return No pain no ruCer- mg no detention from business by oar livered in New York city or Boston at lnothod The sexual organ nnre strength ened The nerves are invigorated and ieast Jis heaply as from the mills at the bliss of manhood roturns hi He lost of the noi t u rn mills have to pay as high as eight to ten WE dollars per cord for the wood required Thousands of young end mulle ered men are having their genial vigor nnd by them for the manufacture of wood vitality continually gapped by this dis pulp The material to be used in Floreao They are frequently unconscious of the cause of vhese symptoms General ida is pine slabs the refuse of the mills Weakness I nnntural luEcbargc Fail and can be had for almost nothing so ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ory Irritability at times Srxarting Kcn- that what is now practically a waste muuu unsoa Ajia wuu uarn cucies product will be utilised immense cre Weak Uack General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele ybrnnken having to be constructed to matories Part etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family destroy it A sample of the paper in doctors as they hive no eipcrienw in the unfinished siate manufactured these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult from the material on being torn apart Specialists who hsT made a life Btudy of disclosed a fiber that had the appear Diseasesot Men an 1 Women Our NEW Nashville ance of canton fiannel METHOD TREATMENT will positively cure you One thousand dollars American for a case we accept for treatmont and An odd looking piece of machinery over vhich the negro longshoremen employed on the Clyde steamship docks Â¬ West of Bourbon News op stairs door y Lt Louisville 880am 600pm Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 138am Lt Winchester 1158am 923pm t15aiu Washington ti5jam 340pm ar PhilRdelphlalOloam 705pm Ar New York 1240nn fcOSpaa Ar WEST BOUND t 0mm Will Kenney Physician ft Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm IM 950am 7tC6pss Â¬ Surgeon Ar Winchester Ar Lexington r Frankfort ArShelby viile Ar Louisville 4100am ldpm Â¬ 1001am 7r2tpm 730am 450pm 56am 2s9m 800am 520pm 735am leMpm llam b30pm Lexington change Trains marked thus f ran daily ex cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville and New York without For rates Sleeping Car ittoervaticne of any information call on xGkorge W Barney Lexington Agent L F B Cabb Div Pass Agent NRB Paria Ky 4 Frankfort Cincinnati h Mixed i oopm l 20pm l 1 IMUM ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEEMBKK 5th 188 EAST BOUND No Lre Frankfort a Lve Flkhorn Lve 1 Haw No 8 Paaa Lre stamping Qrnd Lve D jvaiis Lve Johnson Lve Oeortetown Lre C S Ry Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Uentren He Lve Elizabeth A Switzr 7 7 7 18am 7 7 S4am 7 39am 7 45am 7 SOam 8 1 Tain uain llara 3 40 p in 3 52pm 2m site BO S rr Parln c 8 30a in S 40k rn 4 00pm 4 10pm 4 IHpm 4 22pm 4 2 pm 4 38pm 4 4fcnm 4 5 00pm 55pm 5pm m- - PBS 2 30pi 3O0pi om S 10pm WEST BOOTD No Lve Paris Lve Elizabeth Pass 3 Nf Pa 4 lr Newtown Lve C S Ry Dpat b Lve Geor town Lve John sou Lvo lve ntreville 90am 9 40am 94am 10 Â¬ Wdaam r pt 2m 5 50pm 5 55pm ft binrpta T Mtxe4 N n 6 rd -- - Â¬ 10 48nml DuvalN Lve Htamping Grnd C 50am Lve SwitST liCOitn 6 4pm 8 4Dam Lve Elkhorn 1107am 6 56pra 8 55m 11 Arr Frankfort a mi 7 IQprn 9 15m Dtil except Sunday a Connects wili L A ff b connects with Q fe C connects with Ky Central rn 3pm 17pra 7 60am 6pm 7 51am 820pm 6 33pm 6 s9pm 8 22am r CURE GLEET KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS 340 70 IJL 42 750 Lv fclO 640 Ar 830 AT am Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 516 1112 Ar 72J laWlAr Gaursetown Pars Kmjsrllle Winchester Hjchraond ra nil fort Arl0s Lv 9 Aril iii TaOst JAMj P Ml 7 I 10I Lv 545 Lv 0U 9 2V 2 Â¬ GEO B HARPER GnJ Supt JOS R NEWTON G P A Iigurance Â¬ post the policy holders fifty cents on ihf toadied doiars darntf the year 1S97 n the Hurst Homeon Â¬ O W aiiLLEH Agen Pans K LONDON BANK HOLIDAYS cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure Daring That Season an Iromenae ilusiiicfss Is Done by the Railway Companies Â¬ CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSI0N8 VARKOCEUI SYPHILIS OLfcET STRICTURE TMPOTBNCr SFCRBT DRATN8 UNNATURAI DISCHARG Â¬ ES KTDCRY and BLADDER BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If enable to call write for QUESTIONBLANK frr HUMS TREATMENT - All things considered it is best not to be a railway booking office clerk during the August bank holiday rush From morning till evening for three solid days there have been unbroken processions of holiday makers making their way to the ticket windows at all the London stations and the clerks have known the rest Exactly how many tickets have been deated and delivered by the sorely tried officials behind the peep holes cannot be told for many of the companies have not been able to cope with the mass of figures presented to them but it must be nearly a million Five companies issued at their London stations from Friday till noon yester day some 350000 tickets and this leaves out of account great lines like the Lon Â¬ South don o Southwestern Brighton oast the Great Northern and others all carrying an enormous trnfiie Without exception the companies announce that the holiday traffic has been un precedentedly heavy The prospect of fine weather bromrht out the cyclists in great force No fewer than 4300 cycles were booked for Waterloo alone necessitating the provision of special vans for their conveyance on all the principal trains and as many from Pad Â¬ Dies Buy a watch made uf Sieql taken frotj U S 8 Maine at Havana Dewey kd Walthani works plieap as any Admire I5ewey sind apt SIxsm have thorn Their tacbiimlu letters trailed to agent W F DULL Jilu CO I IBitUn Laae New Yrav AN AMERICAN mniefiiatel CATARRH Sufferers bvareumqi or IX relieved UOOMfi Kennedys Kergan Xj 122 W FOURTH STREET CWCINKATI O iWI rrr n jM3rr pmi iMi T75T HJ riW rHIWBA A tri al will convince L LAJuUUroiiY r and b continued use effect a cure Complete outflt by nial Oe ab TREATMENT WJuuoc St Chice WW fJKiv J22kJB mis YRUP PEPSI COHtTIaTIOH h CtAl DWElL CUAK An 800 Dictionary for 200 ASt W3t - The New Werner Edition of Websters Dictionary We offer you - wfr wtfBwPS fajfSBFQ jyw Â¬ dington Â¬ - Where the figures are available they tell an extraordinary story Thus the amalgamated Southeastern Chatham and Dover railways dispatched from London stations 118 S39 passengers during the three days The Great Eastern railway carried 133062 passengers 4000 more than last year the most favored resort on the line being South end wher 19000 persons were deliv- Â¬ ered whiie many thousands made for Fpping Forest Rye House etc Southend indeed must have been terribly congested with people for yesterday the Tilbury Southend railway ran 4 special trains carrying 30000 passen gers along their line not counting the 12000 who came by the through Nlicl and route London Telegraph The Irish Peerajve An Trish peerage doe not confer upon its holder the right to a seat in the house of lord but the whole body of Irish 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of stepping in when Fido the landlady indignantly you insult waddled out as if to bid farewell Good by old Fido said Bridget heres a bob for you I am sure you have earned it seeing I have not washed a plate since 1 have been here Answers Tlie Hard Unto a ladys eyebrow once he warbled The idea of me using powder Well suit yourself snapped the ir ritable lodger if you would rather lose 10 a week than to scatter a little insect powder in my room I suppose I shall have to move Brooklvn Life Xo me with your rudeness Â¬ feuAv-SL r Or to her coral lips or pearly teeth or dainty feet But now when he would chant for an ap- years preciative throng Chronologist The prirl who does a cake walk is the bur- Â¬ about half done den of his song Mr Newrich Washington Star you my name A QUALIFYING CLAUSE Chronologist Â¬ strains so sweet Mr Newrich 1 ga e you an order las week to trace my ancestry back for 500 Yes Hurry sir 1 already But Oh we have it forgot to give Â¬ Kidneys Liver and Bowels Cleanses e - MW 3fcGg rfi Acts gently on the TkSWpJ r This promising young Dctroiter six feet in the clear and trim as a racing mv went he other day and into his fathers What in there for nic gave him a shock he began about the establishment to do without prologue Well bud a place for you my boy when the time comes But now What is tin re now See here my s in if youve been get into trouble and need mone Bay BO i approach me in this roundabout way Im no spring chicken and Ive been over the course Out with it I dont we a dollar and theres nothing to conceal from yon 1 can see that there will be no more college forme and Im not id going to stay around home as a d iNo more college Home one must nave misled you The business was never n Of course prosperous and I have plenty youll go hack and complete your course best you Ill swell the allowance if cut thinkand go to it all No Ive concluded to work Im not so fickle as to take up wjth another alma mater lie ides the other fel Â¬ lows would all be new I would have no class memories and Id simply be a eat in a Their homes are uncomfortable their dis-Â¬ positions grow constantly worse Such women need the coun- Â¬ sel and treatment of a woman who understands the peculiar troubles cf her sex MRSpitied PTNKHAM says that irritability indicates disease who are nervons and snappish are to be EVERYDAY WOMEN MRS TALKS WSTH ference wont need your name for two weeks Judge he asked that you any suspicion of my love for father has Do you founder We of a house and work down that makes no dif always begin at the We FFFFrTIIAl IV IW tll-- tf f-c- I the System I with the boys yon you strange garret No one Certainly youd not change thought of such a thing Go back and finish I Father dont understand That institution wont last three months Four of Â¬ in with they must drop out It is all up and I want Detroit Free Press a job the best football players have sent word that think Encouraging you she replied he is completely deceived I overheard him and mamma talking about it last night He said you were no more capable of loving than a Chicago chunk of putty would be Times Herald Xo umu PERMANENTLY Buy THE GENUINE MANFD BY AUfcKNIA ffG SYRVP BY What He Didnt Like fCtt SAU All ORUGCTl FCtl SOc ft iVtT Gilback I am surprised colonel at your time of life that you should have SHE STOOD HIGH an trouble in managing your wife All vou have to do is to let her think she is Her Name Had Appeared in the So Â¬ having her own way suppose when you grow up to be I ciety Column and She Col Quailer Yes but the only trouble a man Bobbie youll want to be an is that everybody else thinks so too Whi Arrogant earnest Christian wont you Brooklyn Life Yus sir if it wont interfere with A family living in a North side flat lately welcomed a new housemaid The girl had my being a pirate Economy Ally Sloper just come from Michigan and her appearWhats enough for one will do for two Soon after her adance was prepossessing no for in marriage twill seldom do Oh Not a 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Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genHalls uine It is taken internallv and made mÂ¬ Co TestiToledo Ohio by F J Cheney free monials Sold bv Druggist - price 75c per bottle Â¬ Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury bottles of Lydia E Pink- - dale Conn was all run down in health and had completely lost control of her nerves She wrote to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for advice Now she writes I wish to thank you for what your Vegetable Compound has done for me It has helped me more than anything else I suffered for a long time with ner- Â¬ vousness pains in back and limbs and falling of the womb also had neuralgia in my head and could not sleep I told my husband that some OO OOOOOOOOO QOQQOQCJD OOOaOQOOaftQOCqoOQOOQOOOOOO thing must be done for I was nearly frantic with pain Having read of the wonderful cures Lydia E Pinkhams Veg-Â¬ etable Compound had performed I determined to try it I have taken it and am happy to say I am cured I recommend it to all my friends and never tire of telling the benefit I have derived from its use I ofo BT have you alone to thank for my recovery OJrHV 5l Mrs Ellen Flana o m tefe gan 18 10 Mountain St Philadelphia Pa writes Dear Mrs Pinkham Three years ago I was a sufferer from chronic dyspepsia was irritable and cross and can say that after taking seven - Anna E Hall of Mill Halls Family Pills ar the best I take great pleasure in writing this to you and would be pleased to be interviewed by any one who is afflicted with that distressing complaint I am very grateful to you-FOR 30 DAYS YOU CAW TRY IT FOB IO CENTS hams Vegetable Compound was entirely cured The constantly increasing business of the Ohio railroad has necessitated Baltimore very material additions to the telegraph service During the past year nearly 2000 miles of copper wire 166 pounds to the mile have been strung New lines have been placed in service between Baltimore and Railroad Enterprise READ WHAT A PROM NENT PH YSIGIAN Has o say who has had 35 YEARS of active Practice of Medicine Not an Imperttonator Old Maid exclaimed prattlesome child who is always enthe deavoring to find an opponent in harm- Lets play Â¬ Â¬ less games Miss Passeigh looked very stern for a moment and then answered You will have to apply to someone whose age is more suitable I wouldnt be such a hypocrite Washington Star What He Tells If I should tell all 1 know said the detective with a solemn shake of his head it would create a sensation and dont you forget it If you would refrain from telling what you dont know returned the Say Eddie dont yer know dat sarcastic citizen it would create even dren should be een an not heard a greater sensation Chicago Post -T -- replied Marv with a toss of her head Im just as good as you are and I want you to know it Marv flounced out of the room and returned in two minutes with the weekly paper from her town Among the social items was the following Miss Mary Hansen has gone to Chicago to spend the winter Miss Hansen is an acknowledged belle in the leading circles of Sawdust Creek Mary waited until her employer had had and then she time to read the personal said with withering scorn way Â¬ Â¬ Pittsburg Baltimore and Parkersburg Xew- ark 0 to Chicago Philadelphia to Newark Philadelphia to Cumberland and Cumber land to Grafton During the summer sev- eral of these wires were quadruplexed between Baltimore and Cumberland and duÂ¬ Â¬ rv vCCdU As I have always been accustomed to go- Â¬ ing with the very best in my town and as I dont believe you ever have your name on the society page of the Sunday papers I guess I cant afford to stay with you The North side woman declared the do Chicago Inter mestic incident closed chil- - N A Thrifty Damsel A spirit of thrift was shown by a young woman who entered a car with sundry boxes I have never before in my 35 years of practice of medicine given my testimonial or recommen- Â¬ dation to any patent medicine but there is a remedy the result of which has come under my own observation lor there is no Disease which has so baffled the medical skill of ail acfes as Rheuma Â¬ manu- Â¬ tism and to find a Reliable remedy for the same At last we have found it in 5 Drops factured by the Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company Chicago III The 5 DROPS has proven itself wonderful for its curative power in Rheumatism not as a Temporary Reliever only but to give a Permanent Cure even in chronic cases Sometime ago I had Â¬ among others several Rheumatic cases under my treatment and pre- Â¬ plexed west scribed for these patients the very best Remedies which I skillfully se-Â¬ lected but without desirable results I then heard of 5 DROPS and Ohio work the Like all new Baltimore of its Wonderful Cures and prescribed it to a few patients who found relines are constructed in the best possible lief from its use within a few days After that I prescribed it to a great manner numler and to my surprise I will sav that in the course of Two or Three Weeks after they had used 5 DKOPS and 5 Drop Plasters they Dewey Had No Grievance were Cured Among these wre a few who had for a number of years been suffering with Chronic Rheumatism who had piloted themselves Where do you take command of the around on Crutches They came to mv office without Crutches and told fleet a lady friend asked Dewey just beme they were perfectly Well They give all the credit to 5 DROPS fore he left for Manila and to 5 Drop Plasters and this is their testimony to the Swanson TKADE VARK At Hong Konsr he replied Rheumatic Cure Company for their kindness and for the conscientious way in which they ar placing these Wonderful Remedies among suffering humanity which they After a silence the lady said seer the Company as an Arent you aggrieved in view of our pos Â¬ told me to write to the Drop Plasters acknowledgement As I have can Truly Curative Power of recommend them tfl a great many instances I 5 DROPS and 5 sible trouble with Spain over beintc orci 3 with the dered to the remote Asiatic station which and also that onsfirm is perfectly honest and reliable to Surgeon Kearney Neb Aug 29 180 CA Physician and can hardlv be in the picture in case of war most powerful specific knon it C Swan r JP 35 is theJACKSONusually the first nilu Itfroma opiates and perfectly harm- Fre is positive cure for IChcuma Ti ra UtVjTti less KeMet is replied Dewey MoreSailors luck fet Backache Atlmi Hnv Fever Catarrh Bleep over I havent entertained grievances for tiitm eiUW i Ifearmlfrtav Dvupepsia Xetirulsic Headache Earaeitc Toothache Heart ervou und leMiirs Xcfvounc years Swelling Grippe Malaria Creeping Xuuibnesa ee ttc Weaknes Crij And then he added evidently as an after- TUB E6a longer to enable sufferers to Rive a DROPS at least a trial we will L sample bottle prepaid by mail thought Besides you know Spain owns B lieH li I O send a oe sample 100 3 bottles tor SJjO for 10 cents Adrojorlstsbottle Sold by us will eoarioce you Also lanrc bottles 300 doses and the Philippines Ladies Home Journal agents Asente wanted in new territory Write us to day 160 to 164 Lake Street CHICAGO ILL SWA X SOX RHKlMATIC IRE t Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ KAyo Ii Non X- A Her Presentiment Xo woman can lose her temper and keer her beauty he said thoughtfully John Henry she returned promptly I just know that you are planning to stay out late to night and want to fix it so that I wont scold you when you Â¬ tlUUIIiili 1 A An aqueduct is a conductor noun The teacher from the dictionary read Employ it in a sentence Tommy Brown The gentlemans an aqueduct he said Little Off Judge A- - Hi Wants No More Professor who is the happier the come in Chicago Post man who owns a million pounds or he The End who has seven daughters Alls over she wrote twixt you and The man who has seven daughters me- Why so Life now is one keen misery He who has a million pounds wishes No more Ill sing no more Ill smile But let me wear your ring awhile for more the man who has seven Chicago Daily Record daughters does not Tit Bits GOOD REASON WHY mm K I Never Agree with Him Dr Goak Oh no We doctors are not infallible For example I never sit down to table without something which is forever disagreeing with me Mrs Brown Indeed And what may Means paying rent for a poor farm Now and bundles Another young person came is the time to secure a good farm on the line of the Chicago Milwaukee A St Paul in at the next station and recognized her Railway in Marinette County Wiscoi Oh my who is to be married where the crops ire of the best work plen Nobody and me last of all ty fine market excellent climate pure Then what are the flowers for A funeral our teacher died rnd we soft water land sold cheap and on Ion time Why rent a farm when you can buy girls put together to get tiiis wreath Poor thing did she know she was eoins one for less than vou pav for rent Address to die R Rollins Land Agent 161 La Salle St I dont think so then after a pause she Chicago 111 added cheerfully but she does bv this time all being said in the most uncon His Revenue scious way As they bent solicitously over him the How much was the wreath man who had been kicked by a hone opened Two dollars and sixty cents I only had his eyes they Have you any last wish asked him Did you pav the difference Yes he murmured Have an automoDear no I made him give it to me for bile hearse at the funeral two dollars so 1 saved mv own quarter I Revenge it seemed was strong even in put in but Im going to make the girls think death N Y Press I paid two sixty Well thats right the wear and tear is A Sew Standard for Art worth a quarter surely Detroit Free Mrs Oldschool I cant see anything Press beautiful in that Secession vase of yours Mrs Npwrieh Whv mv dear there are Some of the big guns of the prize ring are over 60 of the loveliest dollars we ever had only air guns Chicago Daily News in it Jewelers Weekly Â¬ Â¬ two-twenty-fi- Territorial Expansion MAMMOTH MAILORDER HOUSE T50 WEST MADISON ST to 68 CHICAG 5000 GUITARS AT 265 v Â¬ THIS ELEGANT GUITAR This Guitar is made FOR 265 of the finest imita Â¬ tion mahogany with No more no less than 5000 of them either solid rosewood probably tho largest contract in jrnitars ever mado an instrument thai posi or walnut finger hen this tively sells from 8ZJ50 to 51 00 board pearl inlaid lot is exhausted we cannot duplicate position dots and this offer Quantity talks Only by cper German silver raised alii on such a bis scale toarothor with frets it has fancy inÂ¬ our well known small profit policy could such an oiiering be possible Another lay around sound reason for dispensing such a bargain hole and best quality broadcast is the confidence wo feel that ovcry guitar sold will win for us a per American patent manent patron and a friend whose heads the top of recommendation wo can couni upon We Guitar is beautifully will forward the guitar to cny address subject bound with celluloid C O D 5Cc We to examination upon however advise hat receipt of it is strung with a cash in full bo sent as that saves rotnm full set of best quality charges for money and wo stand per fectly readv to refund money it the steel springs and is guitar is not all and moro than wu claim ready to play upon for it lie mom ber our Â¬ Â¬ that be THE MARKETS LIVE STOCKCattle common Select butchers CALVE- - Xiur to rood liyht HOGS Cuiirseand heavy Mixei packers Lipht shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Sprint FLOUK Winter patent GKAIN Wheat No red- Dr Goak Mv wife Tit Bits ClNCIN NATI Oct 3 00 morning 44 Under the New Order Relative from beyond the suburbs Mandy whos that young fellow snoopin around in the kitchen City Niece Never mind him Aunt f Hes the hired girl Chicago piiiii Ann film Tribune Conld Be Traced Hoax Who does the new baby take after you or his mother Joax lean trace a resemblance to my wife He raises an awful howl when pF I come home late of an evening Philadelphia Record Mummy can 1 have that pear that The Old Clock was on the dining room sideboard this Jack loves the quaint clock on the stairs Cos 4 90 650 Of 3 50 10 OB 4 00 iu 3 fc 5 7 4 u4 4 li 3 ii 85 10 00 10 aud Fever is a bottle of Gitorss Tastiu fniLL Toxic It is simply iron and qninicei nnv PriccSC tasteless lorra X said the al to be calling nic dishonest I never u l r r 1 iuob a cen ui pay iium ainune uiai t uiun 1 render value received Indianapolis Journal derman j The Best Preitcriptloa for Chill 20 25 J 15 Fine lot of guvs thev are Junt Wrath 5 k No 3 Tjd CORN No mixed Ou s No 2 3 75 71 Â¬ Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PKOYI IuNS Meas pork i 14 75 40 3 CO 70 35 4 65 special price on 5000 of them only is Â¬ BUTTER Choice dairy Choice creamery APPLES Cnoice to fancy PuTATOES Per brl CHICAGO Lira 12 2 j ft i 75 5 05 ft 16 To Care a Cold In One Jay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 2oc Comparisons What is the sensation of asked the reporter soing up in a balloon JPrecisely the opposite to that of coming down in one replied the professor impres- siveiy rniiaaeipma Aurin America rnnr 2J5 FREED n which is listed at lowest wholesale prices 6d on receipt of only joj fit OUR MONTHLY everything to 2 25H ft 1 a 50 postage or expressage ana as evioence gooo laitn ins suv is encwea on prsi purchase amounting to 199 or above GROCERY PRICE LIST eat wear and useis furnish 10 to partly pay FLOUR Win ter patent GRAIN Wneat No 2 red 3 Chicago spring N CORN 71 C4 Because what Cos Ive eaten it Punch For the pesky old thing twill go Detroit Free Press dont you know cant be fixed so OAIS- - No 2 PORK- - Mess -- No 2 32 7 85 5 20 3 60 70 71Vi 70 32 M LARD Jieam ft ft ft or 90 25 ax 80 We refund 10c for every package of PUT- Â¬ NAM FADELESS DYES that fails to give satisfaction Monroe Drug Co Umonviile Mo Sold by all druggists The wonder is not that people are afraid to tell the truth but that they are not afraid to tell a lie Atchison Globe Very Similar Reporter What is the sensation of being hit bv a cvclone Victim Why its just like getting married Yer dont really realize wots nappening till its all over and yer come ter yer senses Puik Hard Lines Lawyer Well have you at last decided lo take my advice and pay this Y-e- -s PROlD FATHER NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed DkBiiIIs COUCH SYRUP I EMaEsrenawaHreraiii g Bart Cougb syrup Tastes Gooit in tlma Sold by dniKjjists CCRtS WHfcHE ALL ELSE FAILS RYE OATS Mixed PORK N w mess LAR u Western 40 66 9 75 5 55 3 70 71 71 38 31 58 5 25 5 25 9 25 ft 3 35 703 30 BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheal No 2 red Southern white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 2 Pisos Cure is a wonderful Cough medi- cine Mrs W Pickert Van Siclen and Blake Aves Brooklyn N Y Oct 26 94 An ounce of help is better than a pound of preaching Chicago Daily News quick sure results Refuse substitutes Dr BulVi Pills cure Biliousness Trialt2oorsc tered less B1LO B Cures Croup and Whooping Cough Unexcelled for Consumptives Gives ANK E 1784 SJWfcrfBfc SltYKNS Homestead rnj Add- June If write to you right bought than ISO acres before - en- Â¬ Corn Mixed Â¬ Oats No 388ft 6734ft to si 22 1874 14th St WuklaftM D WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS please state that yon saw the Advertise meet In this paper bill of ciine Client Lawyer Very well William just add ten dollars to Mr Smiths bill for further advice Boston Traveler 4 75 5 15 ft ft 33 24 3 45 684 ONE OF THE GRANDEST OFFERS EVER MADE lail 3 55 71 Discordant Make Lp Your friend looks like a great mu A 35 9 00 6 50 Â¬ 256 sician He has a very classical head of hair Ye a classical head of nair ail right He also has a ragtime Cleveland car and a coon song voice hes got LlT Plain Dealer Begrd -- He Saved Room Secom Chick Why Im his son Little Dick ate no dinner Is hf X Y Journal nick An ordinance has been passed in Wst No somebody told him we were go la ioroiacung iemaies io Chicago Daily Palm Heach ng to have ice cream i J stuck up about First Chick What f ilvwv s he Sr got to be mc The first five persons procuring the Endless Chain Starch Book from their grxxser will each obtain one lare 10c package of RED CROSS Starch one large 10c package of HUBINGERS BEST Starch two Shakespeare panels printed in tweivo beautiful colors as natural as life or one Twentieth Century Girl Calendar the finest of its kind ever printed all absolutely free All others procuring the Endless Chain Starch Book will obtain from their grocer two large 10c packao es of starch for 5c and the beautiful premiums which are being given away This offer is only made for a short time to further introduce the famous M RE1 CROSS Starch and the celebrated HUBINGERS BEST cold water Starch Ask vour grocer for this starch IMEffiEIifflflmiM To cure or money refunded by your merchant so why pit try it j enter saloons Price 50e 4 l r 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 1899 ttrttftntn TAYLOR GOEBEL BROWN FIRST PRIZE 75 BUSHELS OF COAL SIXTH PRIZE 10 BUSHELS OF COAL SEVENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL SECOND PRIZE 50 BUSHELS OF COAL THIRD PRIZE 25 BUSHELS OF COAL EIGHTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL FOURTH PRIZE 20 BUSHELS OF COAL NINTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL FIFTH PRIZE 15 BUSHELS OF COAL TENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL These premiums will be given absolutely free to the persons guessingnearest the majority of votes the successful candidate for Governor in Bourbon County receives in the coming election over his nearest competitor The first premium will be awarded to the correct or nearest correct guess the second premium to the second nearest and so on through the list In case of a tie for any prize such prize will be equally divided Â¬ GUESS WHO Everyone buying one load of twenty five bushels of any kind of coal and paying cash for it will be entitled to one guess For each succeeding twenty five btishels another guess will be allowed If you buy South Jelliro Coal and win your prize will be South Jellico Should you buy Pittman or Victoria Coal your prize will be the same WHY NOT YOU SOME ONE IS GOING TO GET THIS COAL FREE THIS CONTEST WU L CLOSE AT 4 OCLOCK P M SHARP ON ELECTION DAY NAME YOUR CANDIDATE AND NAME HIS MAJORITY G ESO VT Directly Opposite L STUART N Freight Depot MMUMMMMMMMMUMMM Miiwiimim mmiwnnrn Rev J The Plow Bov Preacher 111 save After Kirkman Belle Kive or lung Brouchial suffering from trouble for ten years I was cared by All persons baring claims against the One Min nte Com Cnre Jt is 11 iht estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre ie claimed for it and more It cures sent th- ill pronerl proven according to congas colds grippe and all throat and law at the office ot J Q Ward Jr lnug troubles W T Krooa for Sttlf Uieiit All persons knowing themselves in- Â¬ CrawfoiD Bros have made ample debted to the estate of the deceased will preparations for warm weather by putplease call and settle WARD Jr log in tour faus at their barber shop It artificially digests the food and aidsÂ¬ altf J M J Paris Ky Three will be run by water power and Nature in strengthening and reco- Â¬ digestive ornstructing the exhausted one by electricity while you get a cool igans It is the latest discovered digest tf comfortable shave ani and tonic No other preparationOTUKBL 1TTECTHH cr approach it in efficiency It inEat plenty Kodol Dyspepsia Jure will tly relieves ana permanently cures Si digest wbat you eat It cures all forms J Depsia Indigestion Heartburn troubles E 1 ulence Sour Stomach Nausea Now is the time to bring in yonr en- of dyspepsia and stomach says It re R iamble Vernon Tex HeadacheGastralgiaCrampsand gines mowers and farm machinery tor lieved me from the start and cured me thArrpsnttsof iirmerfectdierestion repairs Also Mower and binder blades 3W It is now my everlasting friend Prepared by E C DeWitt Co Chicago And dont forget your lawn mower YV T Hkouks gas and oil stoves wnich I will make as T Brooks eteani and water good afl new Ga fitting Steel ranges repaired AU pipe My agency insures against work guaranteed TT T- - - - t j r-fire wind and storm- - best ol re Â¬ LJL LL4 prompt paying1 compaliable SEWBALLS IACBIKE SflflP omouuiiA nies non un on Of No W8 W Ninth Cor Third and Pleasant St Kodol Administrators Notice Â¬ Dyspepsia Cure JLvfete Digests what you eat Â¬ Ni- - - Â¬ Â¬ - i - 1 v- TWIN SEVENTH t ROTHERS AND MAIN v -- Â¬ Ohio Sut Will beat the Windsor Hotel sy Paris RAILKOAT TIME CARD L ARRIVAL W 0 HINTON Agent STREETS i H N returning every second Tuesday in each November 13th MONDAY AND TUESDAY 14th 1899 R R PERMS STOVE AM 538 p W STOKE h F TRAINS month EUEfeekce Every leading phyeictanin Paris Kentucky THE GREAT MAJESTIC iff So in ir - -- 1048 a in 1010 p in From Lexington 511 a in IAS a m ij iwnmiMim iinn 323 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m 31 p m From M sville 745 a m 315 p m pcpabtuxi p TBanra We bava fifteen hundred young thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any foCindnoati fcl r rn m par ot the number 3341 p m FISHER FRET WELL 10 t m To Lexingtuu 750 i m Ky P Aug-l-- il m 1014 p m 545 p an m To Richmond 1110 a iu 1010 p m To Maysvillc 750 a m 035 p u F B Carr Agent From Cincinnati in Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FILL Ewes For Sale EL II- I J t ft a PljJlIIFS CD KuESTIC MFG i 7i It 5TL3iiiS M Ss M4JE5TIC m im f II WINTER CLITlilSG j HFSC3 5TL011I5 DRY GOODS GOLDSTEIN OOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection vj jn Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou isvilte Ky Will be at the Wind or Hotel Paris Ky -- On Saturday October 28 1809 turning once every month and glasses pr pared to make high BTade photos at his residence on Htfodereon str et near City School Call and see samples of tf newest styles and nionntn Â¬ L Grinnan thn Pbotoarapher is now THE GREAT MAJESTIC m 4Rued justed Eyes ex scientifically adsepl2 ly CHAS- - B DICKSOH DENTIST Office over the Bourbon Bank i have a complete line of the great photographer will make Majestic ranges Cable For gas fittines honse furnishings three Mantello photos for ten cents next two weeks Gallery plnmbing metal rooting door and daring the refrigerators etc I window screens opposite telephone exchange an give the best line for the least mon- They wear like iron those childrens Oxfords and slippers that eo almost for BENJ PERRY at Davis Thompson the asking Paris Ky D te r Isgrigs m 15jytf WOOd SIUDDS 1 PHILIPS FOLFY DENTIST Office over n he higrneFt It Are thoroaeWy re cleaned new crop and of ordinary quality so costs comparatively ro s stocks generally offereu Grade Seeds than the more to sow OTbBcst - will fmii imnirf en isfflptnrv i about Ow Catalogue gves fullest informationlargest Grassesanfl Clovers soils the varieties - of pas results- - hay cr pasturarr are dapted for be l combinations to give Write for Catalogue and price- - of any seeds reqmi d turcs and meadows etc mmmm SEEP - found at Hotel Fordham it Vardens drng store KOOD STCIBS Vegetable Flelf t ertuizers ttc u - d Pfi u JcluTCtn Ss LOUISVILLE KY tkifcnt r