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king should be brought to n stant admission and on coming in he in These are for the kings halid I an- ¬ formed me that his eminence desired my im ¬ swered mediate attendance Telling Jacono to have It is enough Give them to me and he Castor saddled for I smelt work afoot 1 held forth his hand Unheralded draw near FYom stranger Lands from unknown realrrs flung myself into my clothes and hastened I have said my lord that they are for They bring a message clear to DAmboise his majestys own hands He had evidently not slept all night and Bayard who was watching the game now All day the highest branches raise wn pacing the room in agitation drawing to a close turned round at this Their tiny hands to heaven Dennis he burst out as I entered and grasping the matter cut in And unto p Are happy am do you know what they have done The My lord let the cavaliere deliver Ciel n From wandering clouds and azure sky king holds a tourney at Arezzo instead of hia packet It will come to you soon From su is bright they gleam marching on at once What is worse he has ugh Take a holiday for once T WOrtd granted an extension of the truce to Spain De Vesci frowned and was about to make The un md the bi v and Tremouille and the rest of them at a hot answer when there Avas a sudden Elizabeth French in Springfield Repub ¬ to the junket s hey are making a May day shout and a clapping of hands and Louis lican with those ducats you captured By O who had won the game came forward lead they would dan e away a kingdom ing Mme de la Tremouille in triumph The Your eminence has no doubt sent news last move was made but a few feet from us of the capture of Cesare and as the king faced round with his part That was only yesterday man he ner he caught sight of our group and called v snapped and De Briconnet is riding for out as he advanced r his life to the king But it is about this I A ictory We have won Why those for you he went on rapidly die black looks De Vesci Corne and congratuBriconnet may come to harm Here are late us W ith an effort the seneschal smoothed his other dispatches Take them and follow r- - S AW J V L f ii k him overtake him if you can When face Victory always attends jour maj twrvSo T n you start esty and with so fair a partner defeat would be impossible Now and he bowed with a court ly AJDIEXV fcStt grace but the wrinkles of hi9 frown were Good here are the papers And this is for Tremouille Adieu and he held out still on his forehead The duchess grew red Copyright 1895 ty D Appleton Co his hand with pleasure at the compliment and Louis Monsieur le Compte i rights reserved started a little at the last words which clapped his hands like a boy he uttered in French but had not time to Excellent Trust a courtiers lip for a HATTER XXVI ask for explanation or make inquiry I hur soft Bpeech and then observing me but ried to my apartments and found Castor what have we here CONCERNING MANY THINGS From Borne your majesty and drop Bidding Jacopo to follow me to One short and desperate attempt was ready 1 ping to my knee I presented my papers Arezzo with my men as soon as possible le to rescue him About a dozen horse ¬ gave Castor the rein and rode out of Pome which the king took irresolutely in his hand men charged right at us and for a moment At Citta Pit e 1 got Diable he exclaimed with De it appeared as if they would succeed But Briconnetdel At tCartona my first news oftwo gesture from my lord cardinalan impatient no doubt he was but we were too strong and although they inhours ahead of me and when on the after And he glanced at me flicted severe loss on us killing Bande Nere Vour majesty and of the most vital im ¬ of the second day I reined in the stag- ¬ amongst ethers they were cut down all noon and I rose Castor at but one who lejd them This man seeing all gering where the the gates of the Villa Ae portI must read them I suppose A plague king was I saw in the colti was lost and determined not to be taken on the cardinal We were just going to the himself galloped to the quay and striking courtyard a dead horse his sides still bleed ing from the spur marks and judged that De minuet Lis spurs home leaped his horse far into the I will deal with the matter sire The pa Briconnet had barely beaten a head river and made for th vessel The stream for all his 12 hours start Some by again once I pers should have come to me and De Vesci was running fast and strong but the good had saying his harsh grating voice entered And beast despite his burden struggled bravely sprang to the the Villa Accolti girths as I reached this in his hand Usually a perfect ground loosed the forth over against the flood To relieve the horse the heaving somehow the master of his temper he cavalier having torn oil his morion slipped Castors a willing flanks and resigned poor once let it get the betterhad him and for groom who led the of reins to his from the saddle and with his hand on the beast to rest all the past came back to me closing words and manner were almost those pommel attempted manfully to swim beof command alLouis though a a vivid force and side the animal The weight of his cuirass with expecting to meet I looked around of had a weak nature and a hasty brave man most temper A again the glances however bore him down Twice his head scorn and contempt to hear once more the temper that was often aroused to fits of ob- ¬ sank below the water twice he rose again hisses the mockery and the foul reproach stinacy little short of mulish He caught and battled with the Hood Those on the of that day the seneschals tone and perhaps also the ship made no effort to save him and we on The cardinal was right enough when he suppressed smile that flickered on the faces shore could do nothing He had now fightof his courtiers His forehead darkened ing every inch of his way drifted astern of said that high junkets were to be held And You mistake my lord these papers come the day seemed to be one of merry making the vessel and some one flung a rope at him Flags were flying from all parts rightly to me and turning his back on the of the villa His hand reached out to clasp it but missed and the wide grounds were full of the fol- seneschal he tore open the packet end then the under current caught man and De Vesci stepped back white lips horse and dragged them down He rose yet lowers of the court and the townspeople and the court gathered round theto the in si- ¬ king his white despairing face either watching or engaged in sports of lence Seeing Tremouille at hand once again I made turned towards us and with a supreme ef- wrestling archery and other games bold to step up to him and give him DAm For the great ones however the fort of hate shook his clenched hand at me amusement of the day came to an end boises note He glanced at it and turning and Avas gone I gave my word and it shall to me said So died Yepin DEntrangues the death of with the dinner hour and they were now be kept The honor of Tremouille is From the b brave man unyielding and fighting to the disporting themselves within open windows strains of music floated out pledged last The yellow Tiber hissed in white foam I was loss over the spot where he sank Perchance into the sunlight and gay figures passed and no time at athink to understand but he had to for Louis suddenly called the mad currenti dragged his body down to repassed or moved in and out of the bal- out gentlemen Tremouille the slime of the river bed picked it up again cony overhanging the grand entrance which The Borgia is taken Bayardis ours Rome in their swirl tossed it in snort from one to seemed from the constant movement and At once there was a buzz and a murmur the brilliant dresses of those who crowded another and finally flung it to rot on some lonely bank where the gulls screamed above thereon to be like a bed of flowers stirring of voices in eager congratulation at the in the wind As I came below the balcony it and the foxes or the Maremma gnawed I did imt dare to look up but with my sword at the rusty armor and snapped and fu the loop of my arm and my dispatches fcnnrlc oyer the white bones in the moonclenched in my right hand walked up the light Everyone knows the history of the times marble steps Post from Rome Post from the Lord and it is not my intention to dilate on tiiiCardinal but merely to set down without comment The sonorous voice of the ushers pealed those matters of state in which Fortune al lowed me to play a part When Cesare but this out and I found myself at the entrance tendcred at Ostia the Borgia were broken to the gallery leading to the great hall where for ever and Valentine is allowed after a i had been tried My way was Not here sir to the left short confinement to escape to Spain where by an equerry in violet and gold he died like a soldier Now that the game barred Not so De Brieune the king receives was in thei- hands the allies began to quar ¬ rel amongst themselves the French king to these dispatches in person and Bayard had drivel away his opportunities in gayety and linked his arm in mine But my lord the Venetians to etep in in their Most Se1 take the blame and Bayard blazing in rene way and claii a share of the spoilt the Lion of St Mark Events moved quick full -mail led me through the gallery whose were lined with the archers of the ly the genius of the Great aptain won vicottish iuard Archers in name only now tory after victory for Spain the deatl Francis Piceolonuni paved the way forthe and little as my time was 1 could not for l r glancing at these fine troops who al accession of Rouvere to the papacy as Julius was formed by though few in number lore an unequaled II and the Holy L The means of which the French were finally reputation for service in the held doors at the entrance to the hall which were driven from Italy Thus in a feu years the were work of DAmboise was scattered to the guarded by two gigantic men-at-aropened only at fixed intervals to let people 1 had winds but long before that time sheathed my sword and concerned myself in and out and by this means an attempt was made to avoid overcrowding There no more with war were a considerable number of us and hav But on the day that I surrendered my prisoner to DAmboise and Orsini the for- ing to go slowly we had time to exchange a Take back your knighthood mer already in t nought sat in St Peters few words I suppose De Briconnet has passed in chair and the latter at the very least im he could only have just arrived glad tidings Standing alone and apart agined himself the Lord of the Romagna 1 I asked for his horse lies dead at the gates froufcall I could barely see Louis so closesent forward couriers with the news of my I doubt it All posts are received by De ly did the court press around him but it success lo the cardinal and ere we reached Malafede met with a return messenger from Vesci whose wrath we are going to brave seemed that Tremouille was urging some If De Briconnet came in here direct he was thing on him and the duchess too for I DAmboise bearing a brief note of conprobably stopped and sent to the seneschals caught the flash of jewels on her lingers gratulation and adding that Colonna had as in her eagerness she laid them on the made terms to evacuate the portions of the apartments If so as he was the first comer he should kings arm Then Bayards deep voice came city he held The mesenger informed me If done twere well done that the Bailly of Caen had already entered present the dispatches I urged 1 bear to me clearly quickly sire Rome by the Porta Pia and that finding but duplicates I do not exactly know how it happened There is no time to think of that now himself between two fires old Fabrizi Colon na had made a virtue of necessity and by replied Bayard and as he spoke the doors but I found myself kneeling before the king yielding now reserved himself for another unfolded and in a crash of music and the who stood above me his drawn sword in -- day This enabled me to go back by an murmur of voices above which now and his hand M di Savelli he said one king cf easier route than we had come and as we again trilled a peal of clear feminine laughrode through the Ostian gate I could not ter we entered the hall At first we were France owed you his life another all but help contrasting my present entry to the unobserved for the interest of everyone was owes you a kingdom Wear again your day when Jacopo and I had reined in our gathered to the center of the room where cross It was nobly won Take back your He laid the blade gently on weary steeds to let the Borgia pass and give to the strains of music a game of chess was knighthood his following the road At the Ponte S being played with living figures The king my shoulder for God for your king for Arise He sir knight Angelo I surrendered my prisoner to Orsini himself took part in it and 1 had good op- your lady in person and truls thought he would have portunity of observing him Time had not stretched forth his hand to aid me to my but a few hours more to live forGentil Yir changed Louis much although his reckless feet and I stood up again with my honor ginio had a long score to settle with the life had enfeebled his constitution He had white in the very hall almost on the very spot whence I had been cast out in igno the features of his house the wide forehead Borgia and a longer memory for a wrong The blood too of Paolo whom Cesare the oval face the pointed chin below which miny and shame I could not speak I was choked my eyes strangled at Sinigaglia and that of the Car- his short brown beard was neatly trimmed dinal Orsini whom he brutally murdered in His gray eyes were set somewhat wide were wet with tears Seeing my emotion Cesare apart and his hair which was naturally Louis placed his hand kindly on my shoulRome called aloud for vengeance himself seemed to be aware of this for straight he wore carefully curled in a der Remember Di Savelli he said France v hereas up to now he had remained in a length that all but touched his shoulders silence he found tongue to implore He was dressed in a tight fitting surcoat of needs you yet To the minuet my lords sullen me in the most servile manner not to de- green with green trunk hose and stockings and ladies to the minuet And he turned down the hall not waitliver him to Orsini and when I told him I of the same color A short cloak also of option he tried to creep out of his green fell from his shoulder and below his ing for my thanks But friends sprang up had no litter and lay his cap at the feet of his left knee was bound the ribbon of the Eng- ¬ everywhere The first to give me her gcvl enemy Orsini spoke nothing merely or- ¬ lish Order of the Garter of which he was wishes was Duchess de la Tremouille then dering him to be borne to S Angelo but very proud On his head was a velvet cap came the duke old Ives dAlegre3 and as the Borgia shrank back into his litter he lapelled in front and on either side and alive others I can scarcely name It was whilst said with a grim smile that he trusted the with the light jewels with which it was in their midst that I saw a face I knew duke would find his entertainment to kis studded lie was playing king in the game well and Machiavelli came up Late but not the less warm in my conJlme de la Tremouille acting as queen and liking How it happened that Cesare a r he said so the good ship the rival king was Tremouille himself who gratulations off with a whole skin I never knew bui had for his partner Isabel the Good the wife is safe in port at last We owe you too did as I have mentioned above and it sur passes belief He turned cur at the last and of Gonsaga of Mantua a princess distin- much for speech and can never thank you the low blood showed in him but he was guished a ike for her beauty and her virtue enough Vour excellency is most kind Is Lady one of those men who knew how to be thor- A little apart from the players and watching the game with a grave interest stood Angiola well oughly bad Orsini took back his lances He was silent for a moment and laughed saying he had need of them so that it was Etienne de Vesci the seneschal of Beau cardinal the most to himself as if something stirred him with my cwn few men that I reached the caire who was after the As well as ever she was he answered at Palazzo Corneto I must except Bande Nere powerful man in France and indeed was You must sup with by many to have more of the kings length and added from this number and I was truly sorry for supposed us this evening We lodge in the Borgo di a number of ladies his death for his was an honest sword The ear Close by him were cardinal received me in the little chamber and I ran my eye amongst them and around San Vito and never mind your attire My where wc had supped with Machiavelli He the hall hoping in vain to catch sight of the wife longs to see you and thank you in had thrown aside his clerical habit and was one face I longed to see Whilst so engaged person Other in mail but wore his barettina on his head De Vesci observed me and 6eeing the pa- brought friends coming up our converse was to an end and I managed to effect imperious gesture He was more than kind congratulating me pers in my hand made an I pretend- my escape and take refuge in the pavilion heartily on my success going so far as Co beckoning me towards him This say that by capturing Cesare I had given a ed not to observe and the seneschal biting of Bayard who insisted on my being his kingdom to France I then left him with his lips edged bis way towards me It was guest I would have willingly foregone the supper di San further assurances of his good will towards easy to see from my traveled and stained ap- - weary at the Borgo promised Vito as I was but having borrowed a and the pearance the red on my spurs me and saw him no more for the day of horse from my host and set out I reached Towardsthe small hours of the next morn packet in my hand that I was the bearer the secretarys lodging punctually to the ing I was aroused from a deep 6leep by Jaco- - news Cihe highest branches on the trees Know secrets of the sky All night they see the silent march Of starlight passing by Ami shudcuy breaths of mystery ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ 1 XU M 4t C J ¬ y -- M -- e ¬ L 1MM was a silence Then she looked up again Di Savelli and her voice was very low you say your face is scarred by wounds Do you know cavaliere I would I were a man Ive got no case said a lawyer who wai that I too might bear wounds on my face trying a suit for damages against a railroad and looking in my mirror see how they be but Ive got the jury Atchison Globe came me And the rest concerns not any- ¬ one We were married before the end of the truce and on my wedding day 1 received from his majesty the king the patents of the county of Fresnoy in Guienne a dis- ¬ ¬ ny ueattn ushered me into an apartment where on entering I found myself alone I had to wait some little time and wondering t the strangeness of my reception I walked towards a window overlooking the private gardens of the house As I reached it I heard the rustle of trailing garments and turning round beheld Angiola before me She came up with outstretched hands ard 1 took them in mine and looked into her eyes Then I found words they come to every man at the right time and I spoke She made no answer as I pleaded my cause and fearing the worst X dropped her hands with a bitter reproach against my age and my scarred face When I had done she re mained still with her eyes down and there a respecLiui inquiry concerning ¬ the horse to the automobile The fact ITostetters Stomach Bitters has been for over half a century proves its value There ia nothing Coequal it for stomach or liver trouble It is Natures own remedy and the only one to cure dyspepsia or weak Rtomach Cf oon as nature sees an improvement there is a change The candle gave waj electricity Thespinningwheel to machinery if is an ill Wtnd V That Blows Nobody Good That small ache or pain or weakness is the illqvmd that directs your at-¬ tention to the necessity of purifying your blood by taking Hoods Sarsapa rilla Then your iwhole body receives good for the purified blood goes ting ¬ ling to every organ It is the remedy for all ages and both sexex I Feminine Crednlity A woman believes a man when he says she sensible even though she has but a mo faent since believed him when he said she as pretty Detroit Journal is twedS SaUaba UUcri D 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 ii iJirn l 11 m Z BREATH a miM and effective ninc fASCARETS and laxative thev are Elmply woa derfnl My daiiKliter aiid I tvere bothered viiih tick stomach and our breath was very bad After taking a few doses of Casearets we Lave improved wonderfully They are a preat help in the family WlIHKlMlVA NAPB I 1137 Kittenhouse St Cincinnati Ohio BAD CANDY I have been urn I ¬ ¬ by his holiness Pope Pius III who on my purchasing a portion of my ancestral estates back from Amilcar Chigi confirmed to me the title in my native land But the gift I valued most of all was a tari of Amalfi to which still dung a shred of the gold link by which it had been attached to a bracelet And this was from my wife tinction that was extended to me in Italy TRADE MARK REOSTtFffO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CHAPTER XXVII MY LORD THE COUNT Portion of a letter from the Countess di Savelli to her cousin Vittoria Ordelafli of Forli It is as you knoAv gentle cousin six years since my lord having lost his sword arm at the storming of Santa Croce retired to his castle of Aquila in the Sabine mountains and ceased to help further in stirring the times In truth he has yielded to my wish in this matter and although in the war of the Holy League he was offered a command Di Savelli at my entreaty refused the honor The count my lord is well but his wounds troubling him in the winter he may no longer follow the wolf in our mountains yet still hunts the stag in the Cimin ian forests of our kinsman Amilcar Chigi to whom we have been reconciled and whom ¬ Dizzy Then your liver isnt acting well You suffer from bilious- ¬ ness constipation Ayers Pills act directly on the liver For 60 years the Standard Family Pill Small doses cure 25c All druggists Want vour monstirlifi or hurH a hoantiful brown or rich black Then use tO0d Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Sterling Remedy TompniiT Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good 10c 25c 50c Do CURE CONSTIPATION iilcapo Montreal Kew York 315 Sdand NOaTftRAft gists to guaranteed by all drug Tobacco Habit7 pwpwR BUCKINGHAMS DYE 50 CT8 of Druggists or R P Hall Co Nashua N h nerv- IC I Dr Klinesdav s use O ousnessafttr firsttrial bottleoftits or Great Nerve Restorer 8 and treatise free Dr K H KLINE td 931 Arch St Phiia Pa No w ITQ ARTIRSfiNft out it afford to have ire No Household can uftoril to be with Every household can it Wrmauentiv Cured - ¬ we visit yearly ¬ ¬ out-of-do- or ¬ ¬ - ¬ MM mmr Last winter we spent in France at the chateau of Seigneur de Bayard which lies on the Garonne and met there amongst others Mme de la Tremouille who is now a widow the duke having died of a tertian ague at Milan There also was a very gay and noble gentleman Viscompte de Briconnet who avers that my lord owes him a county for having forestalled him in bearing to the king the news of the surrender of Borgia My lord of Bayard whom the count thinks above all men visits us in the autumn and gentle cousin come you too for we are to have a house full The children are well and Fgo grows a strong bov but willful He has his fathers features but my eyes They have just gone a riding my lord on his great war horse Castor and Ugo on his little white pony bred on our farm in the Bergamasque I see them as I write going down the avenue Your namesake Vittoria semis you a hundred kisses and bids you come and be heart ily welcome I send this by a sure hand that of my lords esquire Messer Jacopo dacopi a faithful servant and a good sword though his tongue be ever wagging Jive him an answer to Bay you are coming THE END ¬ ¬ Sweet A IC and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ iffr SssJ he put his gumbrusli into the ink bottle and tried to paster on a clipping with lii a pen yes the great fault of newspaper contributors is can Indeed he continued as h cropped the copy lie bad been writing into the waste basket and narked editorial across the corner of a poem entitled An Ode to Death contributors are terribly careless Yes said the editor a You must be surprised - Cnrcloss Writers said he uj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ he clipped out a column of fashion notes and labeled them farm to ser the slipshod writing- that comes into the editorial sanctum Misspelled unpurctuated written on both skies of the- sheet illegible un grammiatical stuff Contributors are terribly careless They are Just then the office boy came in- with that dictatorial and autocratic manner he has and demanded more copy and theeelitor handed liim the love letter he had just written to hia sweetheart Cincinnati Enquirer - - Is the Skin Scalp Hair and ¬ diood Excavator Conan Doyle recently addressed th A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ti ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ following amusing letter to a member of the Ormeau Golf club with reference to a concert held by the club at which one of the Songs of Action was re- ¬ My Dear Sir Pray present cited my compliments to the Ormeau Golf club and wish them from me a very happy evening I am myself an inter mittent golfer getting very violent at regular intervals It usually me about two month to convince takes myself that I shali ever be any good and then I give it up until a freeh burst of energy sets me trying once more I played in Egypt until they toid me that excavators had to pay a special tax I inaugurated a private course in Vermont also and the Yankee farmers asked us what we were boring for If ever the Ormeau club should wish any part of their links returfed I could un-¬ dertake in a few games to clear away Tro- - Times 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dispatches concerning the Elandslaagte fight which are still filtering in the British public is left in complete darkness and to conjecture over cooked1 war office dispatches The officials of the war office Wednesday evening said that very few dispatches have arrived and that nothing further was to be expected until morning Since it is practically cei tain that Gen Yule has now effected a junction with Gen White although this was not brought about Tuesday night as announced by the Daily Mail but some 98 ¬ London Oct ¬ - ¬ ¬ to personnel to the merits of electric versus steam machinery and to the proposition to consolidate the naval construction bureau The general les- ¬ sons of the war it is said were in no way indicative of any desirable change in the machinery of our ships with the exception of increasing the evaporating plants and the adoption with all practical and economical promptness of the water tube type of boilers Adm Melville expresses his inability to see indications of the benefit to the navy which was expected to result from the operations of the personnel bill He said that his hope was to see a vast addition to the number of officers who would give attention to en ¬ gineering matters and he still hopes that a comprehensive union of the line and engineering vocations will result and that no department regulations may be permitted to exist which will prevent this consummation Depart ¬ mental regulations insisting upon service of the line officers alternately in the engine rooms as well as cpon deck are necessary he sajs to give them practice ¬ ¬ Used in Millions of Homes Accept no substitute Insist on LION COFFEE in 1 lb pkgs -J Best Coffee for the Money M V-Z- Try LION COFFEE and you will never use any other It is absolutely pure Coffee and nothing but Coffee m These articles mailed FREE in exchange for lion heads cut from front of i lb LION COFFEE pkgs Gold Collar Button Mailed free for 5 lion heads cut from Lion Coffee v rappers nnd a 2 cent stamp 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heads and a 2 can m Rubber Dressing Comb For 10 lion heads and fi 2 cent stamp Length 7 inches full size and weight Made of genuine India rubber finely finished Appropriate for a ladies dressing-case or for use in the household the facts regarding Gen Yules retreat j I can be amply justified on the ground of keeping the intelligence from the Boers the hiding of the news respect- ing the Hussars and Fusiliers who were apparently captured in the battle -Oi Glencoe is severely criticised no in- ¬ timation even having been given that the officers were missing London Oct 20 A squadron of hus-sars usually consists of three troops of 28 men each or about 83 officers and men of the IStii Hussars are supposed to have been captured A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from Ladysmith dated Monday says Thirty of the ISth Hussars who were sent from Glencoe to intercept the retreat of the Boers jrom Elands laagte were cut off by the enemy Un ¬ der Sergt Baldrey they brilliantly fought their way across the Liggars berg the enemy pursuing and firing at them at a range of 300 yards along the passes They arrived here at 10 oclock this morning Three of the troop are missing owing to the break- ¬ down of their horses The Boers used a Maxim A lieutenant of the Hussars with a party was driven back to Glen- ¬ coe The Hussars were fired at as iar down as Moderspruyt The war office returns show that the total British casualties since the be ¬ ginning of hostilities reach 597 IS of- ¬ ficers having been killed and 55 wound ¬ ed and 7G men killed and 485 wounded There are 13 unaccounted for This total however does not include the squadron of the 18th Huzzars which went astray near Dundee and the officers of the Dublin Fusiliers The report of heavy losses sent from Rietfontein came as an unpleasant sur- ¬ prise as Gen Whites telegram to the ware office Wednesday gave the impression that there was merely a Castle for the Fiscal Year Knded cent stamp j June 3i WASfllKQTOM 1895 Made lublic 20 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doing a money ¬ order business The money order serv ice of the government was ct nducted The 1ny of High last year at a loss of considerably over 3100000 SALARIES Oj PROFESSORS laay am 5Sappm In WOOLSON SPICE CO Toledo Ohio Scotland Is ¬ So to Cause Sur prise LIEUT BRUMBY IN ATLANTA lie y as Given a lublic Reception and Presented Withal word From the Peo¬ ple of Georgia by Gov Candler ¬ brush Sir Redvers Duller is expected to arrive at the Cape early next week and the indications are that some troops have already arrived at the front and been in the fighting whose arrival has not yet been announced Gen Death From Lockjaw Dodge la Oct 20 William Fort Henry Daniels a farmer living below Lehigh a member of a well known pioneer Webster county family died Wednesday morning with lockjaw Last Friday his foot caught in the loosened wire of an old broom and he gave it an energetic kick In some way the wfre penetrated his leg be- ¬ tween the ankle and knee inflicting a painful wound The wound grew worse lockjaw resulting and death following Consul John K Pollard Dead Cincinnati Oct 24 lion John K Ga Oct 20 The arrival Lieut Brumby of the Olympia Wednesday night to receive his formal welcome into the city and his native state was the signal for a noisy and enthusiastic demonstration A special Atlantic irain on the Western brought him from his home at Mari 2tta Ga 20 miles from Atlanta where he went Tuesday to spend i short time with his mother and relatives Wednesday night he was jiven a reception at the Capital City lub and Thursday the presentation of the sword from the people of Georgia took place The ceremony occurred in front of the state capitoi and the sword was presented by Gov Candler Brumby and the reception committee hen went to the reviewing stand on Peachtre street where the military parade made up of troops from all parts of Georgia and many adjoining itates was witnessed The lieuten ints family are guests of the city dur nr his stay here of No yore Relief Supplies Needed Gen Davis WASHINGTON Oct 20 W Atlanta at eunesday cabled the war Porto Rico Pollard United States consul general department that no more relief sup to Monterey Mex died at his home olies are needed there before the trans in Carthage O Sunday night He port scheduled to leave for Porto Rico came north some months ago on ac-- November 8 count of ill healtn Number of Students at Harvard Anthony to Retire Rochester N Y Oct 24 Susan B Anthony Sunday night corrobora- ted the statement that she would re-tire from the presidency of the Na- Miss H The lists have been formally opened for candidates to the chair of physiol ¬ ogy in the University of Edinburgh left vacant bv the death of Prof lluther ford A number of quite distinguished names have already been presented The emoluments of the chair arc olh cially announced at 7000 per annum says the Medical Record Not a few of the Scotch chairs are surprisingly well paid The chair of anatomy in Edinburgh by dint of va- ¬ rious hereditary grants and dues which have been accumulated is re- ¬ ported to be worth 20000 per annum Several chairs in both Edinburgh and Glasgow draw from 8000 to 12000 and even in Aberdeen far north as it is a number of the chairs both scientific and medical run about 5000 In spite of our huge donations and legacies to universities and colleges we are really falling behind in America in the matter of salaries for much to my surprise I find that the class of teachers who with us arc getting 2500 to 4000 and there arc few enough of any class at the latter figure receive in England from 4000 to 0000 Even the German universities are becoming more liberal for when in Berlin this summer several pri vat doccnts inquired as to the supposed large salaries in America and were greatly disappoint ed when they learned their real figure The leading chairs in the university of Berlin are worth from 10000 to 15000 a year chiefly from a share in ¬ and abuse and she indulges herself in ail three This is the way one maids monthly allowance of 25 vanished in a day according to her own account Rode in an automobile for the first time in my life 150 Stopped at D sto buy a duck of a white stitched hat 5 Saw the loveliest ties in the world with red heels and was crazy for them Bought them for 7 Never had a kimona like other girls but bound to have one 175 was all they asked for the sweetest pink one I ever saw Thought I needed two or three new ties and found such darlings for 125 apiece and Etons for 75 cents each Bought four two of each kind Saw such a lovely dear ttirquoise buckle I adore turquoises always did but never owned one Had to pay 5 for it but ft is worth it Met Bessie B as I was waiting for change and asked her to come along Went and had an ice cream soda each bought a box of chocolate caramels and was dumfounded to find I had just five cents left to pay my fare in the bus home But on what a lot of things I bought and what fun Ill surprise papa He always said I could shop as well as anyone if I had the chance ¬ though everybody noticed that the place it had occupied knew it no more Then Wagers rose and his smile was mellow as the moon Gentlemen he said when Cleo- ¬ patra lovely sorceress of the Nile gave a banquet to her frens she dissolved a pearl in wine But I gentlemen go th fair serpent one better Ive dissolved my mother-in-laAnd so he had by the aid of the pawn- ¬ broker around the corner to raise funds w BANDS ON BATTLE FIELDS Music Has an Inspiring Effect am Aids in Dispelling Weari ¬ ness on the March The utility of music in matters per ¬ taining to war is probably one of the greatest forces At the present day ia all the armies of the world musical war signals are considered not only useful but absolutely indispensable The infantry drill regulations of many countries give the music and signifi- ¬ cance of more than 60 trumpet signals galls of naming of assembling of alarm of service and so on besides a dozen or more drum and fife signals all of which is a definite language to soldiers But its use is net merely confined to signaling for music s used in other ways for purposes of war In the way of dispelling weariness on the march nothing is equal to the music of a brass band Lord Wolseley says Pearsons has remarked that troops that sing as they march will not only reach their destination more quickly and in better fighting condition than those ho march in silence but inspired b- - the music and words of the national sog will feel that self confidence which is the mother of victory Probably savages are the most sus- ¬ ceptible to the warlike feeling inspired by a certain class of musia It arouses their anger incites their fanaticism and by accompanying their war dances in time of peace it arouses their lust of war For this reason it Is among warlike nations that early music was most developed The German army includes more than 10000 military musicians Other power ¬ ful nations on the continent employ rather less numbers in militai bands ¬ for the feast ENGLISH PLUCK This Instance It Was Hough and Not Overnlce Bat It Won the Victoria Cross Maybe it was at Isandula with Lord Chelmsfords army or it may have been during the Zulu war says Colliers i y i7T after an engagement in which the British troops were defeated by MOTHER-IN-LA- W DISSOLVED An Impecunious Artist Who Went Cleopatra Serpent of the Nile One Better students fees HER FIRST ALLOWANCE Spending- It Had nn Intoxicating fect Lpon This Care Free - IOf- - When the engagement was in its first quarter Wagers painted the portrait of says the New his World He had never done any- ¬ York thing better in an artistic sense and his friends gave him credit for unex pected diplomacy The course of true love seemed strewn with roses and the picture had the place of honor in his studio Thjn all at once the bride-to-b- e was whb ked off to Europe and Wa mother-in-law-elect ¬ ¬ un CA3IHKIDGE Mass Oct 20 tA tabu- - Maiden The spending of her first allowance has an intoxicating effect on the aver age maiden says the New York Com meroial Advertiser Power and free- ¬ dom and extravagance are hers to use ¬ ocl can tional Suffrage association Washington convention in February iation of the students in the Harvard aniversity shows that this year there 067 students attending the are Drancnes 0f tne universit an increase at tha of 167 over ast yean gers found himself a jilted man For a littlejwhile he was inconsolable Then he rapiod his spirits and spread a feast for the boys in the old den When thephampagne sparkled in the glasses the speeches began but with rare delicacy the subject of his rec masterpiece was not nieiitic Cetewayos black warriors and were compelled to fly for their lives an Eng- ¬ lish cavalryman whose scraggy little pony limped from an assegai slash de- ¬ tached himself from the retreat and galloped back upon the charging Zulus A glance fever his shoulder had shown him a dismounted comrade stumbling painfully along trying to jam some cartridges into his clogged re- ¬ When the troopers pony volver up the Zulus were almost upon trotted the two soldiers fortunately they had discarded their spears and were mis ¬ handling captured carbines Now in a melodrama or in a realistic novel edify ing to schoolgirls the language of these two gallant soldiers one to the other there amid the squealing Zulu bul lets would btve been noble lofty in ¬ spiring and godlike This is what they really siid Get out o this Bill ye bloomin ijit the black beggarsll skewer you gasped the wounded mnn You climb up on thisorse or Ill punch your d n head off was the re- ¬ ply from the trooper And it is delightful to be able to say that he did climb up and Ahoy both es- ¬ V capcdAp th V Vr Lakes of Killarney The Irish land court will soon offer the most admired portion of the Lakes of Killarney for sale The Muckross estate has already been sold to the tenants and the mansion deer park etc will be offered with the lakes The sum mentioned as likely to be asked is amj 30bC0 fssss wmms V - TOW TJBflfrS THE BOURKOX NEWS PAklS KT FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 1899 nanWMMMMBMBMHBnB WAR NEWS THE PERSONNEL BILL COOKED C hief Engineer of the Navy Fails to Any 1eneflt to the Department Electricity Steam See An Ominous Veil Hangs Over Washington Oct 26 The three the Movements of Gens leading features of the annual report of Adm Melville engineer-in-chie- f White and Yule of the navy are the chapters devoted TBE CENSORSHIP WORKS SMOOTHLY It is Believed However That the Two British Forces Have Effected a Junction Near Ladvsmith Squadron of Hussars Cut Off By the Boers But They Brilliantly Fought Iheir V ay Through Three of Them Are Missing With unconscious humor a Cape Town correspondent telegraphed Wednesday The censor- ¬ ship which is aiwas a delicate mat ¬ ter is working- smoothly and without a hitch 20 - London Oct This exactlr hits off the state of affairs at present An ominous veil is still drawn over the movements of Gen Sir George Stewart White and Gen Yule Keyond belated Ladysmith dispatches concerning the Elandslaagte fight which are still filtering in the British public is left in complete dark ness and to conjecture over cooked war office dispatches The officials of the war office Wednesday evening said that very few dispatches have arrived and that nothing further was to be expected until morning Since it is practically cei tain that Gen Yule has now effected a junction with Gen White although tuis was not brought about Tuesday night as announced by the Daily Mai out some ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 time on Wednesday and as both are now in a position of safety conjecture concerns itself chiefly with t te manWas any considerable camp equip ment abandoned Was there any fight Such ques ing on the way ¬ ner of Gen Yules retreat That it was hasty is evident Was it disorderly ¬ ¬ ¬ tions and like them the puu is anxiously asking Since the receiot of Gen Whites curious first descrip tion of the Ladysmith fight in which the British lost a hundred men iittie reliance can be placed on the official dispatches While the concealment of the facts regarding1 Gen Yules retreat ¬ to personnel to the merits of electric versus steam machinery and to the proposition to consolidate the naval construction bureau The general lessons of the war it is said were in no way indicative of any desirable change in the machinery of our ships with the exception of increasing the evaporating plants and the adoption with all practical and economical promptness of the water tube xyve of boilers Adm Melville expresses his inability to see indications of the benefit to the navy which was expected to result from the operations of the personnel bill lie said that his hope was to see a vast addition to the number of officers who would give attention to en- ¬ gineering matters and he still hopes that a comprehensive union of the line and engineering vocations Will result and that no department regulations may be permitted to exist which will Depart ¬ prevent this consummation mental regulations insisting upon service of the line officers alternately in the engine rooms as well as upon deck are necessary he sa3s to give them practice An important chapter in the report deals with the scope of the work now executed by the bureati of steam en ¬ gineering which is set out in order to combat the propositionlo amalgamate the constructive bureaus of the navy department a matter which the ad mral regrets has even been speculated He says that not only is the trend on of modern mechanical work in all branches towards increased specializa tion but the wisdom of such a trend is not questioned by the leading talent in the outside world of constructive work The steam engineering bureau has finaliv arrived at the conclusion that it is a mistaken policy to carry so far along the practice of driving the aux iliary machinery of ships by electrici- ¬ ty and the present reporl presents a strong line of reasoning to support it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Used in Millions of Homes 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wound The wound grew worse lockjaw resulting and death Lehigh Fort Death From Lockjaw Dodge la Oct 26 William following Consul John K Pollard Dead Cincinnati Oct 24 lion John K Lieut Wednesday night to receive his formal welcome into the city and his native state was the signal for a noisy and mthusidstic demonstration A special Atlantic train on the Western brought him from his home at Marietta Ga 20 miles from Atlanta where he went Tuesday to spend at short time with his mother and relatives Wednesday night he was riven a reception at the Capital City 2lub and Thursday the presentation of the sword from the people of Georgia took place The ceremony occurred in front of the state capitoi and the iword was presented by Gov Candler Brumby and the reception committee hen went to the reviewing stand on Peachtree street where the military parade made up of troops from all parts of Georgia and many adjoining itates was witnessed The lieuteu ints family are guests of the city dur ng his stav here No yore lielief Supplies Needed oi ¬ Atlanta Ga Oct 26 The arrival Brumbj- - of the Olympia Gen Davis at ecnesuay cabled the war Porto Kico United States consul general ienartment that no more relief sup- - students fees Pollard to Monterey Mex died at his home ohes are needed there before the trans HER FIRST ALLOWANCE in Carthage O Sunday night He port scheduled to leave for Porto llioo came north some months ago on ao-- November 8 Spending- It Had no Intoxicatingcount of ill health Number of Students at Harvard feet Upon Till Cnre Free NY ASHIXGTOX Oct 26 The lists have been formally opened for candidates to the chair of physiol ¬ ogy in the University of Edinburgh left vacant by the deatli of Prof Ruther- ¬ ford A number of quite distinguished names have already been presented The emoluments of the chair are oili cially announced at 7C0U per annum says the Medical Record Not a few of the Scotch chairs are surprisingly well paid The chair of anatomy in Edinburgh by dint of va- ¬ rious hereditary grants and dues which have been accumulated is re- ¬ ported to be worth 20000 per annum Several chairs in both Edinburgh and Glasgow draw from 8000 to 12000 and even in Aberdeen far north as it is a number of the chairs both scientific and medical run about 5000 In spite of our huge donations and legacies to universities and colleges we are really falling behind in America in the matter of salaries for much to my surprise I find that the class of teachers who with US are getting 2500 to 4000 and there are few enough of any class at the latter figure receive in England from 4000 to 0000 Even the German universities are becoming more liberal for when in Perlin this summer several privat doeents inquired as to the supposed large salaries in America and were greatly disappoint¬ ed when they learned their real figure The leading chairs in the University of Berlin are worth from 10000 to 15000 a year chiefly from a share in - 10f- - can tional Suffrage association at the Washington convention in February Anthony to Retire Cambridge Mass Oct 26 --r A tabu- N Y Oct 24 Susan iation 0f the students in the Harvard Rochester B Anthony Sunday night corrobora- - aniversity shows that this year there ted the statement that she would re-- ftre i Q7 students attending the tire from the presidency of the Na- - brarjChes of the universit an increase Miss Sinan K Maiden The spending of her first allowance has an intoxicating effect on the aver age maiden says the New York Com meroial Advertiser Power and free- ¬ dom and extravagance are hers to use ¬ of 167 over last yean and abuse and she indulges herself in though everybody noticed that the all three This is the way one maids place it had occupied knew it no more monthly allowance of 25 vanished in Then Wagers rose and his smile was a day according to her own account mellow as the moon Rode in an automobile for the first Gentlemen he said when Cleo- ¬ in my life time 150 Stopped at patra lovely sorceress of the Nile gave D sto buy a duck of a white stitched a banquet to her frens she dissolved a hat 5 Saw the loveliest ties in the pearl in wine But I gentlemen go th world with red heels and was crazy for fair serpent one better Ive dissolved my mother-in-lathem Bought them for 7 Never had a kimona like other girls but bound to And so he had by the aid of the pawnhave one 175 was all they asked for broker around the corner to raise funds sweetest pink one I ever saw for the feast the Thought I needed two or three new ties ENGLISH PLUCK and found such darlings for 125 apiece and Etons for 75 cents each Bought four two of each kind Saw la This Instance It Waa Itongh and Not Overnlce Bat It Won such a lovely dear turquoise buckle I the Victoria Cross adore turquoises always did but never owned one Had to pay 5 for it but ft Maybe it was at Isandula with Lord is worth it Met Bessie B as I was waiting for change and asked her to Chelmsfords army or it may have been come along Went and had an ice during the Zulu war says Colliers cream soda each bought a box of choco- Weekly after an engagement in which late caramels and was dumfounded to the British troops were defeated by find I had just five cents left to pay my Cetewayos black warriors and were fare in the bus home But oh what compelled to fly for their lives an Eng ¬ lish cavalr3man whose scraggy little a lot of things I bought and what fun Ill surprise papa He always said I pony limped from an assegai slash de- ¬ could shop as well as anyone if I had tached himself from the retreat and galloped back upon the charging the chance Zulus A glance ver his shoulder had MOTHER-IN-LADISSOLVED shown him a dismounted comrade stumbling painfully along trjing to An Inipeennlons Artist Who Went jam some cartridges into his clogged re- ¬ Cleopatra Serpent of the Nile When the troopers pony volver One Better trotted up the Zulus were almost upon the two soldiers fortunatelj they had When the engagement was in its first discarded their spears and were mis ¬ quarter Wagers painted the portrait of handling captured carbines Now in a says the New melodrama or in a realistic novel edify his York World He had never done any ¬ ing to schoolgirls the language of these thing better in an artistic sense and two gallant soldiers one to the other his friends gave him credit for unex there amid the squealing Zulu bul pected diplomacy The course of true lets would Ik ve been noble lofty in ¬ love seemed strewn with roses and the spiring and godlike This is what they picture had the plac of honor in his really said studio Then all at once the bride-to-b- e Get out o this Bill ye bloomin was whisked off to Europe and Wa ijit the black beggarsJJ skewer you gers found lijimself a jilted man gasped the wounded man For a littlejwhile he was inconsolable You climb up on thisorse or Ill Then he rallied his spirits and spread punch your d n head off was the re- ¬ a feast for Hie boys in the old den ply from the trooper When the champagne sparkled in the And it is delightful to be able to say glasses the speeches began but with that he did climb up andboy both es- rare delicacy the subject of his rec and masterpiece was not nieutit th w efprejtp WOOLSON SPSGE CO ¬ Toledo Ohio BANDS ON BATTLE FIELDS Music lias an Inspiring Effect mid Aids in Dispelling Weari ¬ ness on the March The utility of music in matters per taining to war is probably one of the greatest forces At the present day in all the armies of the world musical war signals are considered not only useful but absolutely indispensable The infantry drill regulations of many countries give the music and signifi ¬ cance of more than 60 trumpet signals calls of naming of assembling of alarm of service and so on besides a dozen or more drum and fife signals all of which is a definite language to soldiers But its use is net merely confined to signaling for music Js used in other ways for purposes of war In the way of dispelling weariness on the march nothing is equal to the music of a brass band Lord Wolseley says Pearsons has remarked that troops that sing as they march will not only reach their destination more quickly and in better fighting condition than those ho march in silence but inspired b the music and words of the national sog will feel that self confidence which is the mother of victory Probably savages are the most sus- ¬ ceptible to the warlike feeling inspired by a certain class of musi It arouses their anger incites their fanaticism and by accompanying their war dances in time of peace it arouses their lust of war For this reason it is among warlike nations that early music was most developed The German armv includes more than 10000 military musicians Other power-iui iirtiumh uh me coniinem employ rather less numbers in military bands ¬ ¬ W mother-in-law-ele- ct ¬ ¬ ¬ j ri i- ¬ eapeimAp rm Lakes of Killarney The Irish land court will soon offer the most admired portion of the Lakes of Killarney for sale The Muckrcss estate has already been sold to the tenants and the mansion deer park etc will be offered with the lakes The sum mentioned as likely to be asked ia 30000 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 1899 THE BQURQH NEWS 1881 AND FRIDAY County Election Officers The following election officers have beeu appointed by the Bouruou Electiou Crmuiissioners Ruddles Mills No I J W Couwav Sheriff Dem Win Tate clerk Rp John Duvall judge Dew J N rikeau judge Rep Ruddles Mills r No 2 -- Ed Burke Larkio clerk Rep sheriff Dui J B R Marsh judge Deui Jas Griuneil judge Hep Centenrille No 1 -- John Blake sheriff ep J T Dem Geo McLeod clerk Ireland jnlge Ddii Jesse Duan judge Au SCINTILLA II ON S - August Flower NtHD INineteeutn Year Established PU3 LSHE EVERY TUESDAY WALTER CHAMP aVIFT CHAMP Editors and Owners Make all Cheeks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Chami ft Bko tr Locals or reading notice ton cents per line each insertion I ulsiii black type twenty cents per line e ten insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ date resolutions of respect ana matter of a like nature tea cents per line Special rates given for large advertisements and yearly cards ADVERTISING RATES Dtplayn one dolar per inch for first insertion lulf ra em each insertion thereafter ¬ The Jesauimue Journal issued a very creditable trade editiou last week containing a write up of the business men of Nicholaaville Messrs Stcars McCarty deserve the success they are en ¬ joying Col Ben net Young of Louisville has just had mounted a 300 lb black sea bass which he caught with hook and line near Puuta Gterdt Fla in June A good fish tory is a pleasing diversion during tho warm political tim s Sir Thos Lipton like the thorough ¬ bred sportsman he is says that the Columbia is the better yacht and wou the cup fairly from the Shamrock He will come back in 1901 for another chance at the cup Political News Notes the Governorship agaiu under auy cir Gov Bkadley says he wouldnt have ¬ cumstances Senator Go bel will put in this week campaigning in Louisville He will be assisted by a score of speakers The Fayette County Republican Committee has refused to accept the resignation of Miltou Yonug as a candidate for State Senator Gov Bradley aud Gen Taylor will each take a swing around the State on a special traiu next week in the interest of the Republican ticket Paris i not Brooks i sr i in the list of towns to be visited THE FIRST BABY Ex Gov John Young Brown slipped and fell at Leitchbeld Monday night aud sprained his left knee He is sufferiug great paiu but declares the accident Its Coming 1m Looked Forward to will in no way interfere with his political With Both Joy and Fear and its canvass and that he will fill his speaking engagements Safe Arrival is Hailed With ¬ ¬ at Cincinnati Tne village at Ep worth Heights Grove at Lovelaud near Cincinnati was destroyed by tire Tuesda loss 50000 Ut the forty two buildings wnicb composed the village only tur are standing The grove ha bet n owned by the Methodist Chinch for a score of years and used ever summer for a seri s of camp meetings Rep The other night dnriug a missionary Jenterville No 2 -- Jos Lair sheriff meeting at Uaruegie rJall in JNew xorK Dem Speers Moore clerk kep A P Rev A B Simpson Adair judge Dem Jas Wilcox judge raised 68000 for and his sssocates foreign mist ious Rep Savage Women tore off their jewels and men Millersburn No 1 T r gave their jewelry to the collectors sheiiff Dem R B Boulden clerk Rep g P Major H C Dowell of M Ashland Fovvkes Fleming judge Rep has lost his sitrbt aud it is believed that Clark judge D m Millersbnrg No 2 T P Wad dell he cauuoi live much louger He is sheriff Dem J M Jameson clerk Rnp sixty five years old E P Gamble jldge Rep WmBecrafi Buffalo capitalists have leased 5934 Dem judge actes of oil laud in Fleming couuty No 1 A S Thompson Clintonville The Ohio Federation of Womeus ftberiff Dem Clay Weathers clerk Rep Clubs is in session this week in CincinGeo Clay Sr jldge Rep G W Mor- nati row judge Dem Col Fred Roberts lately appointed Clintonville No 2 Lee Peun sheriff by Gov Bradley as police judae ot Dem Geo Joues clerk Rep George Pepper judge Rep Frank Clay judge Jweut uoro has beeu adjudged insane aud taken to the asylum at Hopkiusville Dem 1 Wm Brambiett He was formerly Gov Bradleys private Flat Rock No sheriff Dem W A Tbomason clerk secretary and was hiieceeded by J L Kep R P Hopkins judge D ui John Ear ley wine of fbiri city Admiral Sampson has beeu presented Branblett judge Rep Brooby wih a sword by citizens of New Jersey Flat Rock No 2 John sheriff Dem Lee Deavers clerk Rep Lieut Brumby of the Olympia war W M Rogers judge Dem C E Dan- - yesterday presented a sword by the citizens ot Atlanta ils judge Rep 1 Robt W Ross Hutchison No sheriff Dem A Smertley clerk Rep bTO K AMD TURF NEWS J Ambrose Dudley judge Rep w Sale rtinl Transfer Of Stock Crop Etc Spears judge Dem Turf Nolfx 2 Windsor Letton Hutchison No sheriff Dem Frank Hall clerk Rep Bro shipped two cars Bishop Hibler Geo Tavlor judge Rep R F Adair of cattle last night to Cincinnati jiTige Dr m The ruling price at Lexington for North Middletown No 1 Ben Jndv nemp 5 per hundred W J Lough sheriff Dem W H Kerr clerk Rep ridge has bought 95000 pounds at that hid Hice judge Dem Sam Patrick price judge Rep A strong flow of natural gas has been 2 No Felix North Middletown struck on the faim of W B Hawkins Lowry sheriff Dem Ollie Argo clerk Rej Gmio Hildreth judge Dem Dud near Lexington Bro have bought Bishop Hibler Rose judge Rep thirty 1400 lb cattle from J D Booth Millions of dollars is the value placed at 485 per cwt and twenty one l00i by Mrs Mar Bird Harrisburg Pa un lb cattle from J W Bedford Sr of the life of her child which she naved MiHersburg for four cents per pound from croup by the use of One Minute Cough Cure It cures all coughs colds IV T Mrs Ashbrooks Candidacy and throat and lung troubles j i j -- s s Prof 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caus ing the joints to swell and stiffen producing a severe aching of the bones B S S has been curing Rheumatism for twenty years even the worst cases which seemed almost incurable ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ Capt O E Hughes the conductor of Columbia S popular railroad C encewith Rheumatism which had an experi conviMced him there is onlv ntif thatfor that painful cure dis ease He Bays -- I wu a great sufferer from mus- ¬ cular Rheumatism for two years I could get no permanent relief from any medicine pre scribed by my physician I took alxmt rinan h t ties of your S S S and - fci VT TC A now i am as well as I 1 KTkvs ever was inmy life lam me iiiai jour uieuicine 55 cured me and I would 4 recommpriri if tr aiw na J mf ft ill nw uttering from any blood disease ¬ ¬ m I Complete line of Winter Wraps Furs of every description Fur Collarettes Fur Scarfs Cloth Capes and Jackets Golf Capes Separate Skirts Silk Waists Wool Waists ¬ Tailor Suits i Everybody knows that Rheumatism is a diseased state of the blood and only a blood remedy is the only proper treatment but a remedy containing potash and mercury only aggravates COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION the trouble SSSThe Blood No i new farm wagons that I will sell at cost Geo W Stuart directly N freight depot opposite L 2 I have Pride and Delight by AIL -- The arrival of the first baby In the happiest and most im- ¬ household is portant event of married life The young Monday Tuesday and Wednesday wife who is to become a mother delights October 30 31 and November 1 are sup to think of the happiness in store for her plemental registration days If you when the little one shall nestle upon her Mrs Rachael Ashbrook were absent from town or sick on regis- breast and latterly she shall her it lisp tration day von can have your name the sweet and holy name mother Auctioneer Forsyths Engage ¬ registered by the County Clerk by But her happy anticipation quickly van ments making the proper affidavit ishes when she realizes the terrible pain and suffering through which she must Bishop Hibler Bro Oct 81 pass while bringing the jittle one into horses mules cattle sheep hogs farm Democratic Speakingthe world An indescribable fear of the etc danger attendant upon the ordeal soon implements Mrs Sallie S Adair farm The Bourbon County Democratic dissipates Nov 9 her iovfuiness Committee announces the following list crop and farming implements Thousands of women have learned stock of appointments for public speaking gEE tho8e Ruddles Mills Saturday Oct 28th 2 by experience that there is ahsolutely nl lamps flftbettenngMwhichMU red and blue beaatif at I T in amber fp m F L McChesney C D Webb tints Hintors UICY HIIUW lilOli UJ IrtUJU UIII1U UUU1 Denis Dundon They make most acceptable wedding a scien- ¬ Shawhan Saturday Oct 28tb 7 p the use of Mothers Friend oct4tf tific liniment for a few weeks before presents m T E Moore Jr N C Fisher Jacksonville Wednesday Nov 1 2 p the trying hour expectant mothers can Read Geo W Stuarts big adv for 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Friend takeswomans greatest the Any adult suffering from a cold settled it Russell Mann T E Moore Jr J J sing for ordeal ofher safely through her life Every woman on the breast bronchitis throat or lung severest Williams MiHersburg Saturday Nov 4th 2 P- should be glad to read the little book troubles of any nature who will call at Before Baby Born which m Russell Mann J S Smith W M information ofisgreat value to- contains J A Wilsons will be presented with a all It sample bottle of Boschees German Purneri will be sent free to any one who send Syrup free of charge Only one bottle Saturdav Nov North Middletown address to The Bradfleld Regu given to one person and none to chil4 2 p m Judge C B Hill T E Ash their Co lator Atlanta Ga dren without order from parents brook J MMcVev N C Fisher No throat or lung remedy ever had Denis Dundon Chairman -- such a sale as Boschees German Syrup Rockers are popular wedding gifts Bourbon Co Democratic Campaign Com and are acceptable presents at auy time in all parts of the civili7ed world The 50000 home purchased in Wash- J T Hinton has a tine line of them Twenty years ago millions of bottles were given away and your druggist will ington by popular subscription to the Look at the rockers and price them tf tell you its success was marvelous It is Dewey Home Fund was transferred really the only Throat Wednesday to Admiral Dewey When our boys were almost dead edy generally endorsedand Lang Remby physicians from whooping cough our doctor gave One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its Joseph Stockford Hodgdon Me One Minute Cough Cure They recov value Sold by dealers in all civilized healed a sore running for seventeen years ered rapidly writes P B Belles Ar countriee and cured his piles of long standing by gyle Pa It cures coughs colds grippe using Dt Witts Witch Hazel Salve It and all throat aud lung troubles VV cures all skin diseases W T Brooks T Brooks Supplemental Registration Days ¬ being Purely Vegetable goes direct to the very eause of the disease and a per- ¬ manent cure always results It is the only blood remedy guaranteed to con- ¬ As some of the Democratic voters of tain no potash mercury or other dan ¬ Bourbon seem to be laboring under a gerous minerals slight misapprehension regarding Mr Books mailed free by Swift Speciflo Allen M Kisers race iu my interest Company Atlanta Georgia for the office of Jailer I take this method of addressing them Mr Jones my former representative resigned some time ago aud Mr Riser was appointed in his stead The present race is to elect a Jailer to fill the unexpired term which I feel is rightfully due me I do not wish the office after my four year term is finished and will not be a candidate DATTOil 111 for it again I believe that 1 deserve the election in my representative Mr Dnect Line From Kiser to the unexpiied term and will be grateful to my friends for their supVery respectfully port ¬ Trouble to Show Goods cwmvri Mlltftl kf9 TflBr CM ¬ nvrivviTi To a Franl 404 MAIN Co PARIS KY m gga ¬ TOLEDO AND DETROIT Four lh ough trains dav Best STREET Lire to - INDIANAPOLIS and CHICAGO ¬ I Four elegant throngh traiuf a day with Parlor Dining and Sleeping carp Ask for tickets via thi- - line D G EDVVAKOS Passenger Traffic Manager j j Cincinnati O BZSBSX ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ SORB LUNGS Cough Syrup Will quickly heal Sore Lungs - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ COMFORTS DrBulIs 1 1 night and is without doubt the very best medicine for all affections of the throat and lungs It has cured thou- ¬ sands and will cure you It never dis- ¬ appoints Try it at once Sore lungs pain in the chest and pain- ¬ ful breathing are quickly relieved and cured by the old reliable specific Dr Bulls Cough Syrup This remark- ¬ able remedy breaks up a cold in one m 1 1 1 1 1 ti 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ¬ oct-27-l- y Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all di uggists JUDGE US JUST WANTED Every Housekeeper to Try RECEIVED I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comfortsl in Paris Dont buy until you see them 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j NEW PRUNES Judge us by what we are doing Judge us by the NEW DATES Bumhams Hasty JsFp continued crowd of buyers Judge us by the kind of NEW FIGS clothing you see your neighbors and friends have pur- ¬ NEW RAISINS chased Judge us by our prices Get your friends to tell NEW EVAPORATED The ntw Jelly Powder There is nothing now on the PEACHES you how much they paid Thats al we ask You get market like the best truly the best when you buy of us Youll find Fresb Baltimore HASTY JELLYCON our clothing just right every way ways you hadnt thought of before Remember you money back if you are not s tisfied 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 iii 11 1 1 in ifiiiiiiini COMFORTS Undertaking in all its branches j an always get your OYSTERS and Kalamazoo Your Money Back On Demand CELERY Received Daily Jas Fee v PARKER Four tli and Main Sts JAMES I can furnish you at any time It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend- - an experienced man lor mantel work is warranted to produce a ed to Carriages for hire Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF HIGHLY BUPEBIOR 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 3 Cherry Calfsfoot Paris Ky Sou L Saloshin Co J T HINC0N fi L m THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 1899 TIE BQDBBOR HEWS 1881 NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ Engagements f moore wilmoth Dr Lindsay Coates Moore and Miss Knteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as second class mail matter Clara W llmoth wt re uuited in a beau tiful Autumn wrddiug at high noon Wednesday at the Wilmoth nome ou TELEPHONE NO 124 Second street The ceremony was performed by Eld J 8 Sweeney while Prof A M Gutzeit played sottly the SUBSCRIPTION PRICKS intermezzo from Cavilleria Rusticaua Payable in Advance was an exceptionally Oneyeur 100 The marriage 2uu Six mouths happy evnt and was witnessed by about The color Make all Chcfcs Muiuy Orders Etc titty fiieuds and relatives payable to the order Champ Bko scheme of white and green was observed the decorations being ferns ana paln a aud white chrysanthemums Daylight was excluded from the rooms which were illuminated by candles in silver caudleabra The bride who is one of the loveliest collec- of Kentucky girls a daughter of the late Samuel Wilmoth was beautiful in a wedding gown of chiffon over white taifeta silk wearing a bridal veil aud carrying a bouquet of bridVo roses aud lillies of the valley The handsome groom is a prominent com- ¬ young dentist of Detroit and a most worthy young gentleman who has a ad- ¬ wide circle of friends in Detroit aud in Paris to congratulate him The best man was the grooms cousin Dr Robert blauchard of Batavia U G The maid of honor was Miss Louise Russell who was lovely iu piuk orInsurance policies bought for cash by gandie carrying a large bunch of red F S Stout octltf ¬ ¬ Nineteenth Year Established Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows PEitSONAl MENTION New Building Association ¬ by TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands lor tion and all not paid ¬ Thebooksof the new Security Build ing and Loan Associatiou which was in COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY corpora ed Mouday were opened yester- THE NEWS MAN I he pnueipai incorporators are K day Neely Wm Mvall O W Davis E J W E Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At J Mvall P I McCarthy aud The Depots lu The Hotel Lobbies And Board Klsew here I ask no more for the celebrated Mrs Calmese of Winchester is a Monutaiu Ash Jellico than you will have to pay for other Jellico coal Geo guest at Mrs Camille Wilsons N Mrs Newton Mitchell left yesterday W Stuart directly opposite L tf freight depot for a vwt to relatives in Woodford Mrs A T Forsyth left last night for a visit to Bath county Mrs E M Dickson arrived home yesterday from a visit in Richmond ONE NIGHT ONLY Miss Alleen Wilson has returned home from a visit to friends iu St Louis and Cyutbiana GO TO MANUFACTUKEKS S TUCKERS SALE AND OPENING OF LADIES AND MISSES FAUST Tuesday October 31st Supeib Scenic Production of Jackets Wraps Furs Thursday Friday Saturday October 26 27 28 THREE DAYS ONLY Your chance of the season to buy you a nice garment at manufacturers prices November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be pelled to pay for vertising WBOWENSBC -- ¬ - will open his skating rink in the Siuiuis building ou B ink llow next Thursday night Workmen yesterday began laying a new floor AM the skates to be used will have ball bearing rollers and will be first class Every body invited to attend the openiug Waltek Davis ¬ ¬ ville will be at he Hotel Windsor ou Saturday the 38th inst recovered Wednesday through a four line advertisement in The Bourbon News It was found by a colored man Advertising ia The News is a payiog investment for was ¬ Dr R Goldstein optician of Louu watch- - which Miss Tohnson The gold Leila lost Monday Mr W M Goodloe Mr Thos Wilmoth cut the ring in the brides cakMiss Margaret Lyne of Cyuthiaua getting the darning needle aud Miss Alice Spears the money Dr Moore aud bride left amid a N train shower of rice on the 330 L for a trip in the East They will reside in Detroit ¬ - The bride came iu with her brother-in-laMr James Lail of Cyuthiaua who gave her away A charming luncheon was served after the ceremony The brides table was round with pink roses iu the center aud four iopt6 of smilax from the ceiling to the edge of the table arranged by w loses private individuals and merchants Kanawha BARNES KUSSIiLL Three kinds -- Hartford City and Michigan Table Salt eo W Stuart directly opposite L freight depot Dont forget the sale of stock crop Bro etc Tuesday by Bishop Hibler Salt day it being the fifth Sunday Rev F J Cheek will fill his pulpit at the First Presbyterian Church Sun- ¬ The A Runaway Girl theatrical company passed through Paris Wednes day afternoon en route from Cincinnati to Lexington where a performance was given Weduesday night ¬ J T Hinton has a handsome line of pictures pretty enough for anvbods hous Just the thing for a wedding present oct4tf Mrs Alice Sink wife of S o Sink salesman for a Cincinnati paper house Ivho is known to many Paris people was V fcken blind several days ago The Georgetown Time says that a young man giving the name of Myron H West victimized a number of George town people bv taking subscriptions to Magazine at seventy five McClurts cents per year He has caused the pub DAVIS HOWSE lishers much trouble and they have detectives after him Paris people should Mr Rudolph Davis of this city be warned aeraint thin fellow and Miss Ellen D Howse of near Carlisle were united in marriage Wes Berry oufcMwl was fiued fifty at four oclock Wednesday after dollars and costs yesterday in Judge noon in the parlors of the Louisville Purnells court for whipping Classie Hotel iu Louisville The ceremony Murray colored was performed by Rev Dawes The were Mr Russell Mayes and Miss Esther Makgolen will receive attendants Carlisle aud Miss Eugene bride of scholars on the violin at her home on Maxey of Louisville The bride is the Henderson street during the fall and only daughter of Mr Riley Howse a winter Her terms are reasonable and leading farmer of Nicholas and is an at Our is large and complete scaffolds At home satisfaction is guaranteed every day excepting Thursdays and tractive aud popular young lady possess News and Comment of Stage Matters and Terms - All sums of f 20 and under ing many admirable qualities The prices are as low as anyone We Other Gossip cash Above three months without Fridays groom is a son of Mr G W Davis a interest Purchasers will be required FAUST MORRISONS make a specie ltv of Builder The city council has had two new most respected citizen and business man to give a note to be approved by the is announced that this will positive It crossings of vitrified brick laid at Fourth aud is an industrious and exceptionally Administrators Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel popular and enterprising young man ly be the last season of Lewis Morrisons one in front of Claike and Main and staged Faust and likewise a Sale will begin promptly at 10 oclock Ceilings and everything pertaining to building Kenneye drug store Several others After spending a few days in Louisville superbly opportunity of seeing We employ the m the origi will be laid immediatelv Paris is getting Mr Davis and bride will return to this the fiual MILLER and J Q WARD J of the best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED Set her brick streets gradually a strip at city to reside They hive taken rooms nal versiou of one of the best producAdministrators with Mrs Mary Davis ou Duncan standard plays The Morrisoa the time At the same time and place the underavenue where they will be at home to tion has alwas been praiseworthy from signed will sell 10 or 12 head of well us before contracting The B Y P U of the Baptist Church their friends The News joins a legion every standpoint and from season to sea- bred horses upon the same terms as WINN son the improvements in various ways will give a Halloween Party Tuesday of friends in wishiug them happiness above evening at the residence of W H H Winn Successors to Cook Mr John C Lewis and Miss Emma have been noticeable and deserving of J MILLER and J Q WARD and Johnson Second street Offutt both of Georgetown were mar- credit everymore than passing comment city where this grand play ried last night at the brides home From Attention is directed to the advertise- The groom will leave in a few days for been presented this year comes the report that it would appear as though it ment of the stock crop etc belonging military services in the Phillippiues was in its first season so brilliant and Q Ward to the late J The marriage ot Dr Shotwell Roth pleasing are the new settings aud parOF of Cincinnati and Miss Bessie Meehan of ticular mention is always made of tne BIRTHS Covington will occur on November beautifully constructed Garden scene H A Rill 1 STOCK ETC Announcements of the Visit of the Stork 18th Both of the contracting parties and the marvelouslv arranged Brocken are known to a number of Parisians to Paris aud Vicinity All of the many stage pictures are hand- if you are at all particular about some correct ad elaborate This Michael Shea an employe of the L Having decided to quit farming I will According to some people In this city Tuesday night to the wife of Henry L Santon of the Power N and Miss Kate Carmody both of splendid production will be seen at the offer at public sale at 10 a m on the fit and looks of your Shoes see you know what you were married Wednesday opera nouse iuesoay nigm this city Grocery Co a daughter THURSDAY NOVEMBER iTH want they dont We lik to get hold of just such cus- ¬ Tuesday morning to the wife of John morning at the Catholic Church by at my farm half way between Paris Rev Father Burke The attendants The Wine Woman and Song per W Brophy a son Wm GoebelBrophy They appreciate shoes that fit comfortably were Mr J e Lavin and Miss Annie formance Tuesday night at the Grand and Cynthiana on the Towusend pike tomers is the fifth heir This Sagaser They left on the morning train was the best vaudeville performance all of my stock crop etc consisting of In this city Wednesday to the wife of for a trip to Iudianapolis stylishly and lastingly and our new Fall styles are strict- ¬ 8 Shorthorn cattle registered seen here in years Th re was not an T F Biannon a daughter 4 cows 1 yearling heifer a Chicago objectionable line or act in the perform ly up to date filing every requirement Compare our Walter L Farnsworth bull I is in ancf aud every act ou the program won OBITUARY candy commission merchant 1 heifer Wine styles and prices with those of others and we leave the prison charged with bigamy He says deserved applause The title 1 heifer calf 3 grade cows Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit - he married eleven women in Europe Women and Sour had no connection 2 yearling grade heifers conclusion to you izens won Kine and four in China three in Peru three iu with the showtheir SalvationGothold turn 1 steer calf 1 work horse Army J D Donaldson a native of Cliuton Germany and one in England and an encore in 2 work mules 8 fat hogs the three Racketts did an excellent ville this county died Tuesday morning many others whose names he had 2 stands of bees 1 cariiage in Lexington at the home of his son forgotten He has been married forty musical specialty and Burke Bros 1 spring wagon 1 two horse wagon created no end of fun with their trained Dr S A Donaldson formerly of this times His specialty was widows 1 corn planter 1 wheat drill Mazuz did the donkey Wise Mike city He had been ill for several I hay rake 1 mower Edgar Burns of Knoxville best tramp specialty ever Mr in Paris monbs of Brights disease Funeral Tenn Thos Miss Anabel Lee of Carlisle The bnrletta was tuneful seen amusing 1 breaking plow and and services were held at the Christian were united yesterday afternoon in a 1 cultivator tongueless songs and the war pic Church in Clintonville Deceased was pretty marriage ceremony in the Carlisle The illustrated 1 double shovel plow were excellent The It Is Better to Give Than to the father of Dr S A Donaldson Miss Christian Church Miss Nannie Wilson turesplay a return engagement companv 2 harrows 1 wheat fan here in will Mary Donaldson and Charley Donaldson of this city played the wedding march 1 corn sheller Receive February 1 Bemis transplanter Mrs Mary Duncan who has been ill and Mr Howard Edwards was one of especially in a good cause and that ie 1 cider mill 1 giindstone died suddenly yesterday the ushers Mr Burns and bride stop for some time why we delight in giving our cnstomew An underlined attraction at the opera 300 shocks corn morning shortly after eleven oclock at ped over in Paris until the 1015 train city in Mr Plaster of house in this 400 bushels wheat such perfect laundry work when they the home of her daughter Mrs Kate and left for Knoxville i r 3 stacks clover hay raiis Chambers on Duncan avenue The de favor us with their patronage We not Lot of garden tools and household and A large line of pedestals can be ceased was the wife of James Duncan pronuncia- kitchen furniture In speaking of the correct only give them perfect satisfaction in who died in 1849 and was the mother of found at J T Hintons at reasonable a New tion ot the noted olay Zaza Terms Sums under 20 cash larger ocf4tf Mrs Winnie Ford Mr Kate Chambers prices Take a look at them b the color and finish of their linen but Yrk writer sav that persons whoZaw- - smnAfonr months without interest ne Mm Geo Bell and Mis Hannah Tay the play from box seats call it g0tiable note we give them twice the wear that they Elk Social Session lor and the tister of Misses Winnie and those in the parquet and balcony zav At the same time I will offer my farm Williams Mrs John Stuart and Lutie the would get if their garments were don The Elk Lodge will have an important sound the a as in father while Mrs lying on the Bourbon and Harrison line Mrs Thos Henry Clay of this city B gallery gods speak of Zzzer containing about 175 acres large up by inferior methods B Williams of Lexington Mrs J A meeting Tuesday night at the lodge Leslie Carter has appeared in the ptay and tobacco barn stock barn and all other and Mrs Anna Price room There will be initiation work Prall of Danville ntKnilrli tgs plenty of never- 200 times ueitrsettiy uu of Denver The deceased was seventy and a vote will be taken on a new con- over failing water After the business meeting a four years old and was a most estimable stitution Terms One tbird cash balance in Mrs John M Clar of Fayette has by all who social session will be held All mem Cbrifctian woman beloved A Story of equal payments in ine and two years to be present especially written a novel entitled knew her Funeral services will be held bers are urged which has just with 6 per cent inMrest BRO Proprietors morrow Saturday afternoon at two those living in Richmond and elsewhere Southern California W M HINTON JR MRS S lLLLIE S ADAIR published by F Tennyson Neely oct lOtd at Mrs Chambers home on Dun The meeting will begin promptly at been oclock James Phone 4 Man office a iParker A T FoBSTTH Auctioneer nf New York half past seven oclock can a venae ¬ ¬ ¬ The marriage of Mr John M Barnes and Miss Kate White Russell was solemnized in a quiet wedding Tuesday night in the piesence of about thirty relatives aud friends at the home of the brides mother Mis Lon Haley on Main street The bride was very becomingly gowned in white organdie en truu with satin trimmings and woie the customary veil aud carried a bridal bouquet She in a very charming and popular young lidy and is beloved by all of her acquaintances aud friends 8he ir a daughter of Mr J M Russell The groi m is a son of Mr Kelly Barnes of Mt Sterliug and is a splendid youug gentleman of excellent moral and busi ness worth who has a host of friends to wish him unoounded happiuess After partaking of a luncheon the bride aud groom left for Lexingtou They left Wednesday morning in company with Mr Roger Gatewood and bride for a wedding trip in the E st Among the persons from a distance who were present wer Mr and Mrs Kelly Barnes and his robbers Messrs Roger and Robert Biruee all of Mt Sterliug and Miss Agnes Wymond of Aurora Ind Mr Barnes and bride were the recipients of a number of handsome wedding gifts ¬ Mr Sprigg Brent came up from Fleming Wednesday to attend the Moor Hilmoth wedding Mr Dorsey Ray and bride arrived home yenterday afternoon from their wedding trip iu the East aud a short visit in Maysville lire Carrie Davis and Mrs V A Wallace and son Mr J T Wallace of Carthage Mo are guests of Mr aud Mrs J J McClintock ou East Third street Eld George Sweeney and wife of California who came up to Paris last week for a short visit to Eld J S Sweeney and family left Wednesday for Chicago The Darby and Joan Club was beau tifully entertained last night bv Mrs W E Board at Mrs Wilmoths on Secoud street A charming luncheon was served at the conclusion of the games of progressive euchre Mr Albert Hinton gnve a bowling party last niht in omplunent of Mrs W O Hintons guests Misses Eva Freeman of Lexington Bessie Freeman of Dnckers Miss Hall of Frankfort and Miss Little of Owensboro Mrs E C Long of California who came up from the Jubilee Convention t spend several days with relatives and friends in Paris left Wednesday for her home accompanied by Mrs Alex Rice who will spend the Winter with her The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat says Miss Kate Alexander who has been the guest of Miss Pattie Johnson for ten days left for her home at Par s Satu day Miss Alexander is one of the most charming young w men in K ntncky aud is deservedly popular iu the society circles of all the towns and citirs of Central Kentucky Miss Fannie Mann entertained the Violet Whist Club Wednesday afternoon at her home on Pleasant street Present were Misses Pearl Sandusky Indianola West Point Ills Nancy Brashear Bryan Texas Mayme Houston Lnla Margaret Lyne Taylor Henderson Cynthiana Mr Swift Champ Mrs I D Thompson Misses Eddie and Alice Spears SRdie Hart Bessie Holaday Lucy Johnson Louise and Marie Par ¬ GRAND OPERA HOUSE Lewis Morrisons FAUST Effects T Wonderful Mechanical and Electrical Bigger Thpn Ever O TUCKER New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds a former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra fine quality Flannelettes in ne 2 kind 1 per yd patterns lOa Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Outing Flannels in large variety reg per yd ular 10c kind for 5c Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purposes Goods 25c per yd 15c kind for 10c Best Cualicy Percales and Panangs See the extra wide and fine Table Notwithstanding the unusual cost of staging this wonderful spectacular production the prices for this engagement will be 25 50 and 75 cents Seats on sale at Borlands commencing to morrow morning at 9 oclock ¬ GGlSTlDOlSr 10ctol c Administrators Sale of STOCK As Administrators FRIDAY CROP c de- ¬ FARM IMPLEMENTS of J Q Ward ceased the undersigned will on i m 12c kind for H l 3c Linen at 50i NOVEMBER 3d 1399 Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap ¬ ¬ upon the Ward farm in Harrison county Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur- ¬ one mile from Lair station and two and chasing your fall goods one half miles Irom Cynthiana on the Cyuthiaua and Lair Station turnpike grading Stamps given with every purchase expose to public sale the following articles 16 yearling steers 14 cows high grade If you cannot 1 ead this small print at a distance o 14 inches your heifers 5 high grade eyesight is foiling and should have immediate attention 6 yearling heifers high grade opL-r1 A T ti irii j naJi tjii Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred a 6 made of purest material set iu frames 0 the highest elasticity and consequently of greater d re4fistered g rf e durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lensr are scientifically flttwd by lr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for the 1 pair of work mule are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how ff fit their You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are b tter oil withoo nine year old mule any glasses than with cither of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillft 1 pair of work mules deaer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end risb Mary Webb Gase 194 ewes Among tbe persons from a distance 7 bucks Southdown We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bow en who will visit who came to Paris to attend the Moore 27 fat lambs our store 011 the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite Wilmoth nuptials were Mra Harries 100 bushels of wheat all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is ne Hulbert Mrs Harley Morrison of Clif14 suckiug calves charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded ton Dr Robert Blanchard Mrs J W 1 gelding Parker Miss Elstern Miss Pigman Mr 1 saddle mare and Mrs E H Ditchen of Cincinnati 2 fat hogs Mrs E C Moore of Detroit mother of 14 acres of clover hay in barn the groom Mr A S Pigman of New 45 tons of timothy hay in rick grandfather of the 40 acres of corn in stack Richmond O groom Mr and Mrs J T Lail and Farming Implements 2 Brown cul on Mrs 1 J Hontp of Cynthiana all tiators 2 Oliver Chilled plows 4 double bing guests of Mrs Wilmoth Mrs shovel plows Randall harrow 1 wheat Moore will remain as Mrs Wilmoths drill 2 smoothing harrows 1 hay ricker guest for several days Miss Margaret 2 hay rakes 1 wheat fan wagon and hay Lyne of Cynthiana also came up for frame riding plow 14000 tobacco sticks the wedding and is spending several corn planter 4 hand corn planters 1 days with Miss Eddie Spears p3 Hext visit Thursday November 14 18K Hello 170 hog box 1 saddle hog crate 3 scythes corn sheller lot of farm gear 1 roller The Best Northern White Seed Rye 1 mowing machine corn marker 1 Timothy and Clover Seed at Geo W drag 1 post hole digger 4 forks 1 pick N 1 mattox 3 grain scoops 1 pair of Stuarts directly opposite L Are advised that our sock j freight debot stretchers 6 single trees 3 short single cart and trees 1 grass seed stripper nd Tinware I Harware S4oves THEATKICAL AND OTHERWISE gear 2 buggies 1 dozen tobacco two-year-ol- d a 1 i V A I 1 three-year-ol- d ¬ five-year-ol- d six-year-o- ld fWr r f i m 1 1 1 1 1 1 OUR FRIENDS ¬ THE PEOPL- E- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LOWRY ¬ - ¬ ¬ j PUBLIC SALE ¬ YOURE A CRANK ¬ two-year-o- ld l two-year-o- ld DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ ¬ ¬ -- I ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Lauuciry 4 ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS RY FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 1899 The Mm Life SilAhL SKIRMISHES iverul t Them Take Placo in the Fhilip piu in Which the tnftm gents Ke- cpived the Woit of It I IMPORTANT CONCESSIONS anttfla Give up omn Rich Gold onntTy Mvapuay and Dyea in Kichange lor a eiport C A NATIONAL Apart 1 THANKSGIVING Sets N C FISiiER w ho President in a Proclamation lui silav Vov ember 30 Attorney-At-La- UrME Oi TIME TABLE EAST BOUND V The insurg enta Oi Hartford Conn around Calamba and Angeles have bothered the Americans lately with Assets Jan 1 9 4055727215 their repeated attacks like most of LiabilitieR Jan 1 97 3884576990 the Filipino attacks consisting oi Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 Paid policy holders since organization Bhooting a lot of ammunition into their opponents camp from long Oct 24 Insurance Co the Day to le Observed Psria Kentucky Office on Brosd way l t V Manila 99 69780801 XK7 The Aetna Life issues every desir able form of Life Term Endowment and Accident lnsurauce ¬ O HIGH Miller Resident Agent Paris Ky GRADE range Maj Cheathams battalion of the i7th infantry three companies of the 21st infantry a battery Df the 5th artillery and a Gatlin gun rallied out Monday morning from Caamba drove the Filipinos from thir trenches and pursued them for three miles inOne flicting heavy loss on them American was killed and three were wounded of the 21st infantry ¬ W - -- j- - - - POLAND CHINAS for SALE I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of sume litter sired by Hadleys Model the f 600 hog and out of a sow by the noted uiet Tecum 8eh 2d Also a nice lot ol Spring pigs by my tine yearling boar i Lieut Ferguson with 20 scouts ol ihe 20th regiment reconnoitering near Labao encountered a party of mounted Filipinos He killed six of them and captured eight with ten rifles Four men from the gunboat Mari velos were lured ashore IS miles from Iloilo by a flag of truce and the in surgents killed one of them wound d one and captured a third The gunboat was unable to fire for fear o wounding the Americans The Sd battalion of the 19th regi ment Maj Reefe commanding cm barked for Iloilo Monday to reinforce the the troons ¬ ¬ The interior de nartment is enabk d to give authorita tivelv Canadas tinal proposition for a permanent settlement of the Alaska dispute It is very different from her former demands and was delivered to United States Ambassador Choate by the Canadian minister of marine and fisheries Sir Louis Henry Davits late the night before the latter sailed and dispatched Tuesday to Washington by the officials of the United states em bassy It is as follows That the boundary line be arbitrated upon terms similar to those im posed by the United States and Great Britain over Venezuela particularly those provisions making 50 years oc cupancv by either side conclusive evidence ol title occupancy of less than that their period to be taken as equity allows under international law That cs a condition precedent to and abso lutely preliminary to arbitration Ska guay and Dyea would be conceded tc the United States without further claim if Canada received Pyramid harOot 9 ¬ ¬ MONEY ORDER SYSTEM Tb KENTUCKY Central and Ohio P 4i Vliuti OV US J a 16623 winner a at My brood aowa are all recorded in Records and are i Annual Koport ShoWl a Large In crease Over Last Year Orders Drawn in ubi and lorto Itico ¬ Washington Oct 21 The Annua report of the money order system oi Cliiol Tecuntseh iil -- Won more the post office department shows e piiz nod Sired more pnze wiuuers total issue during the year amounting tb m Htiv bog that evei livel Vans Chief art other goodisones to to 922495SS6S an incrase of SOoGl bard 49i over last year Betttr breeding tbau this The total earn fiud and I also have the good individuings of the Bystem aggregating Sl i jrae and ok over als to correspond my herd and gtt mv prices before buy 501638 show an increase of 395004 i mveusiatves Worlds Fair suet -- ires as it ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ing elaewbcre Correspondence solicited Visitors welcome Prices reasonable Terms c h i ¬ ¬ On these orders a war revenue ax of There were 1570888 was collected GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Bourbon County Ky i 43JC fices new added money orders 10007870 and of do ¬ JOHN CONNELLY 3RXaXJ3MC0 52XXp PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee- - satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable international mestia and 988501 money orders issued The report shows that while for 30 years patst the aver age amount of each order lias de creased the average daring the pasl year was ST25 an Inarease of 40 cent over the previous year Orders drawn in Cuba and paid hrrj aggregated S 845003 and vice versa 55156 in Porto Uico thoie drawn for payment here 1p400 133 and vice versa 813173 ¬ DAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC 0BR1EN EXPELLED Th Parnelltte llembe for Kilkenny City Ousted Front the House of emmoaj by a Vote of 316 to 26 Oct 24 During the course of Mondays proceedings while the house of commons was discussing the London FUNERAL FURNISHINGS 1cfctrick OBrien Parneliite member fiftr AmiMik ftrt Attended to for Kilkenny city declared that the Call hands of the British secretary of state Promptly Day Ilioiie 117 report of the suoplementarv estimates Night lOO TREES TKEES Wl lee OBCHlllil Brass nurseries UWI AMI Offer Everything For 11 for the colonies Joseph Chamberlain were as much stained with blood as those of any murderer who ever mount ed the scaffold The speaker William Court Culley called upon Mr OBrien to withdraw his remark but he refused to dc so whereupon the house by a vote of 316 to 26 resolved to suspend him and he You had left the house remarking bring up another army corps better unless you want it somewhere else The house then adjourned ¬ GEN Yl FUNSTONS SWORD Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus Shrubs and evorvthinsr kept in such an establish meut We employ no agents Descriptive Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMKYEK Lexington Ky Oct6 3m Phone 279 ays That the Report That He Won Id Not Accept On 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dajs Saturday the mercury reached 89 in the shade at 4 p m on Sunday it stood at 68 for four consecutive hours and Monday the maximum was 88 vith a high degree of humidity which made the heat very hard to iear The hot wave has been accompanied by a gale from the south ¬ ¬ Omaha Neb Oct 24 All existing hot weather records for the last ten days in October the past 30 years have been broken in Nebraska during the The president Wednesday issued the following thanksgiving proclamation A national custom dear to the hearts of the people calls for the set ing apart of one day in each year asau occasion of special thanksgiving to Almighty God for the blessings of the preceding year This honored observance acquires with time a tenderer significance It enriches domestic life It summons under the family roof the absent children to glad reunion with those they love Seldom has this nation had greater No cause for profound thanksgiving great pestilence has invaded our shores Liberal employment waits upon labor Abundant crops have re- ¬ warded the efforts of the husband In creased comforts have come to the home The national finances have tieen strengthened and public credit has been sustained and made firmer In all branches of industry and trade there has been an unequaled degree of prosperity while there has been a bor Steady gain in the moral and educaIn other words Canada gives up tional growth of ou r national charac- ¬ much of the disputed gold country in ter return for a seaport but stipulates Churches and schools have flourishthat she must get the latter before she ed American patriotism has been exagrees to arbitrate the boundary line alted Those engaged in maintaining the honor of the flag with sucli signal THE COWBJYS WAR success have been in a large degree fireat Kxritemeiit ICeinecl Among Roth spared from disaster and disease An honorable peace has been ratified with merican and McxieMi ltesitients of a foreign nation with which we are at IVaco All Day I ucsdiy war and we are now on friendly relaBispke Ariz Oct 25 Intense ex tions with every power on earth citement has reigned among1 both The trust which we have assumed American and Mexican residents oi for the benefit o the people Of Cuba Naco all day Tuesday The Mexican has been faithfuilj- - advanced There garrison was reinforced late Monday is marked progress toward the restoranight by detachments of infantry and tion of healthy conditions and under cavalry from Lamarita and Magada wise sanitary regulations the island Lena As scon as tne additional forces has enjoyed unusual exemption from arrived the Mexicans began prepar- the scourge of fever The hurricane ing ior an attack They threw ur which swept over our new possession of breastworks around the town ex Porto Rico destroying tne homes and tending to within 300 feet of the property of the inhabitants called forth boundary line Several field pieces the instant sympathy of the peojile of were also rolled into position the United States who were swift to and the works were manned by a respond with generous aid to the sufWhile the insurrection still cordon of soldiers with an advance fererline of n tinted pickets thrown out tc continues in the island of Luzon busi ¬ patrol the border and keep a lookout ness is resuming its activity and confi- ¬ for the invaders Babe Thompson the dence in the good purposes of the Unirecognized leader of the cowboys hag ted States - being rapidly established tou seled them against making an as- throughout the archipelago For these reasons and countless sault on the Mexican works until ever means has been exhausted to secure others I William McKinley presi- ¬ the release of the two prisoners with dent of the United States do hereby name Thursday the 30th day of Noout resort to violence Judge Medoza held court Monday vember next as a day of general night and sent word across the border thanksgiving arid prayer to be ob- ¬ that he had decided to release Joseph served as such by all our people on this Rhodes on a bond of 5000 The bond continent and in our newly acquired was promptly made and Rhodes was islands as well as by those who may surrendered to his friends George be at sea or sojourning in foreign Marts is still being held and the indi lands and I advise that on this da cations now are that he also wll be religious exercises shall be conducted in the churches or meeting places of released within a few hours all denominations in order that in the TO THE BASEMENT social features of the day its real sig be lost sight of but Passenger Flevator in a Chicago molding nincance maj not prayers may be offered o the fervent Drops From the Sixth Mory One most high for a continuance of the di Person Killed and Three Injured vine guidance without which mans Chicago Oct 25 The passenger ele- ¬ efforts are vain and for divine consolvator in the Warren Springer build- ation to those whose kindred and ing 281 South Canal street fell from friends have sacrificed their lives for the sixth floor to the basement Tues country T recommend also that on this day uriy evening killing one man and injuring three two of whom probably so far as may be found practicable labor shall cease from its accustomed u ill die The dead John Hinkus errand boy toil and charity abound towards the sick the needy and the poor 15 3ears of age instantly killed In witness whereof I have set my The injured Wm Fritz internal in juries may die Fred Schultz back hand and caused the seal of the United sprained and internal injuries may States to be affixed William McKinikv die John Ellis elevator bo3r sprained leg broken arm and concussion of the DEWEYS HOME brain will recover The victims of the accident with the Property Recently Purchased iti Wash ¬ exception of Ellis were employed on ington by Popular subscription Form the sixth floor of the building ally Turned Over to the Admiral At 6 oclock the men starting for their Washington Oct 20 The house on homes called the elevator and as it reached the 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8350 sboes In the Catalogue B Free an abundance of muscle and but few He has a hide almost bullet- ¬ nerves proof a vision like a hawk a sense of hearing as been as a fox and his cour age is really sublime You may add to all this that the rhinoceros is always mad The fiercest of other beasts have their good natured hours but this fel- ¬ low always has a chip on his shoulder Nothing is too big or too small for him to charge Hell turn on steam and go crashing through the bushes after a jackal at one time and an hour later will charge into a herd of elephants or scatter a family of lions It is agreed by all men who have studied him that he is totally without fear If he ever runs away from anything it is through But for two defects in his mistake physical makeup hed soon exterminate all other animals in Africa His range of vision is like that of a whale dead ahead and he is so bulky for his size that he cant turn except in a consid- ¬ erable circle I captured Barnums first rhinoceros and that animal cost him more than any four lions or tigers he ever owned I was the first animal hunter sent over to Africa bj an American and I had it all to learn I sent home lions giraffes elephants buffaloes and hyenas with- ¬ out any great trouble but it was a whole year before I got my first rhinoc- ¬ eros I had to make a study of the animal and take advantage of his char- ¬ acteristics The natives had killed one occasionally but such a thing as cap- ¬ turing one alive had never been heard of It seemed to me that the easiest way was to noose him There are well defined paths all through the forests of Africa and these are used more or less by all animals especially where they lead to water I made a noose in a new two inch rope big enough to take in a rhinoceros and then climbed into a tret above to manage it 1 spent the best part of three lays up there before a victim came along Heseented me and was suspicious but neverthe- ¬ less came on and was neatly noosed I believe that rope would have held a schooner at anchor off Montauk Point but that rhinoceros made one ph and broke it like a thread I hacnt realized Ids strength up to that time My next move was to seek a point on a path several miles from camp and erect a barricade This barricade ran to a V shaped point and was ma tie strong a I enough to hold an elephant took thai path he would fol- ¬ rhinoceros low it to the last inch and when he was in close quart rs we would be on hand to tangle him up We had a visitor almost b fore we were ready When the rhinoceros got along to the barri- ¬ cade he halted lor a minute to sniff the air Then he lowered his head and went charging down the path I believed we had him for sure but lie struck the togs and rocks at the point of the V wih the power of a wild loco-¬ motive and battered his way through 1 now turned to a pit At a soft spot on a path leading to a water hole we Cui2 a pit 20 feet long 10 feet wide and 7 feet dee j This we covered with poles branches anl dirt until no one could detect he danger lurking be ¬ neath but we had our trouble for our reward The rhinoceros does most of his roaming by day and is careless whether he follows a path or crashes through the bushes The night after the pit was ready we caught two hyenas in it The next day we caught a deer the next night another hyena The one animal we wanted did not appear We tried again at another point and this time it was a success because I had the details more in hand When the pit had been prepared I went up the path about half a mile to an opening and hung a red shirt on a bush I knew that if a rhineceros sighted that shirt he would charge the bush I climbed a tree and waited and in less than an hour I heard an old fellow coining full tilt He went through the bush like an avalanche and on the path he found a red handkerchief He picked it up on his horn and charged down the path On the fai side of the pit was another red shirt and in his anger the beast didnt look for a trap He was dusting along at 20 miles an hour when the earth gave way and he landed on his head at the bottom of the pit We had a time getting him out and into a cage and I dont believe he ever got over be- ¬ ing mad X Y Commercial Advertiser electricity untl Skin Coloring It has been noted that in the surgical uses of electricity the color of the skin has been changed and there is no doubt that the electric current has a direct action on the coloring matter or pigment of the epidermis Now it is neith- ¬ er impossible nor even improbable that electricity acts on the pigment 3ince it always leaves behind it light colored scars Hence to bleach a Kaffir or a Zulu a Yolof or an Abyssinian instead of buying soap and rice water set to work to depigmentize him elec- ¬ trically Chicago Chronicle What He Was Trying to Cateh Curate Cruel boy Are you trying to catch those poor little minnows London Boy No sir the big- uns ¬ - Kidneys Liver and Bowels Cleanses OVERCOMES Acts gently on the to conceal from you I can see that there will be no more college forme ai d Im not going to stay around home as a di adh d Some one must have No more college misled you The business was never mure i course prosperous and I have plenty youll go back and complete your course Ill swell the allowance if you think best Xo Ive concluded to cut it all and goto work Im not so fickle as to take up with les the other fel ¬ another alma mater lows would all be in w I would have no class memories and Id simply be a cat in dont Out with it owe a dollar and theres nothing strange garret No one Certainly youd not change thought of such a thing Go back and finish with the boys you started in with Father you dont understand That Institution wont last three months Fonrof a ¬ the best football players have sent word that they mut drop out It is all up and I want a job Detroit Free Pn HaEtualCotion Buy TH frp3 PERMANENTLY as mercurv will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous ¬ Beware of Ointments for Cntarrh That Contain Jercnry GENUINE - MANFD By AIIBRNIA ffG fOft SAU BY Sevres So- ¬ fill ORUG6iiT5 FBiU SOt PtRBOTTlL SHE STOOD HIGH Her Xante Had Appeared in the ciety Column and She Was Arrogant surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is often ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure monnfnnrVlvF T PhpTIPV Co Toledo O contains no mercury and is taken inter nally acting directly upon the blood and mueou surface of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made in¬ Co TestiToledo Ohio by F J Cheney monials free Sold bv Druggists price 75c per bottle Halls Familv Pills are the best ¬ ¬ ays n7at lfritaDility indicates disease Women who are nervous and snappish are to be pitied Their homes are uncomfortable their dis positions grow constantly worse Such women need the coun- ¬ sel and treatment of a woman who understands the peculiar troubles of her sex Mrs Anna E Hall of Mill 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- ¬ 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- ¬ OOOCQQCClCKlQOaOOOOCQpnOOCOOOOOOOOOOOQQQQOOgX thing must be done for I was nearly frantic with pain Having read of the wonderful cures Lydia E Pinkham s Veg- ¬ etable Compound had performed I determined to try it I have taken it and am happy to say I am cured I recommend to all my friends and nev er tire of telling the benefit have derived from its use have you alone to thank f my recovery Mrs Ellen Flana- ¬ gan 8 10 Mountain St oc Philadelphia Pa writes o Dear Mrs Pinkham 8 Three years ago I was o Ts7l VVo a sufferer from chronic dyspepsia was irritable and cross and can say that after taking seven bottles of Lydia E Pink- hams Vegetable Compound was entirely cured 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 youIPWiSaBSSPSSSBSBBBBBBBSBSaSSSBBBBBBBSaSSBBBBBlSSBSBBBBlSBBBSBSI r 9M 1 - FOR 30 DAYS YOU CAN TEY IT FOB 10 CENTS The eonstantlv increasing business of the READ Ohio railroad has necessitated Baltimore A family living in a North side flat lately very material additions to the telegraph The girl had service During the past year nearly 2000 WHAT A welcomed a new housemaid just come from Michigan and her appear- miles of copper wire 166 pounds to the mile Has to say who has had 35 YEARS of active Practice of Medicine Soon after her ad- have been strung New lines have been ance was prepossessing it was discovered that she was inclined placed in service between Baltimore and vent I have never before in my 35 years of practice of medicine given my testimonial or recommen- ¬ to treat the family with a patronizing air Pittsburg Baltimore and Parkersburg New- dation to any patent medicine but there is a remedy the result of which has come under my own Mary you must do better or I shall have ark O to Chicago Philadelphia to Newark observation for there is no Disease which has so baffled the medical skill of all age s as Rheuma- ¬ manusame At to to And some one to take your place the Philadelphia to Cumberland and Cumber- tism and by find a Reliable remedy for the Company last we have found it in 5 Drops proven¬ factured Chicago 111 The 5 the has mistress remarked the other morning land to Grafton During the summer sev itself wonderful Swanson Rheumatic Cure Rheumatism not as a Temporary DR0P5 only but to for its curative power in Reliever 1 dont allow anyone to speak to me that eral of these wires were quadruplexed begive a permanent cure even in chrome cases hometnne ago 1 naa way replied Mary with a toss of her head tween Baltimore and Cumberland and duamong others several Rheumatic cases under my treatment and pre¬ Baaaaaaatb9S Saaar Im just as good as you are and 1 want plexed west scribed for these pitients the very best Remedies which 1 skillfully se-¬ you to know it 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 re- ¬ Mary flounced out of the room and re- lines are constructed in the best possible lief from its use within a few days After that I prescribed K to a great turned in two minutes with the weekly pa manner numlier and tomv surprise I will sav that in the course of Two or Three Among the social items per from her town Weeks after they had used 5 DR0P5 and 5 Drop Plasters they Dewey Had No Grievance VII the following were Cured Among these were a few who had for a number of years Miss Mary Hansen has gone to Chicago 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 to spend the winter Miss Hansen is an ac fleet a lady friend asked Dewey just beme they were perfectly Well They give all the credit to 5 DROPS knowledged belle in the leading circles of fore he left for Manila Sawdust Creek TKAPt MAUKJ At Hong Kong he replied Rheumatic Cure Company for their kindness and for the conscientious Mary waited until her employer had had way in which they are placing these Wonderful Remedies among suffering humanity which they After a silence the lady said time to read the personal and then she Company as an As I have seen the Arent you aggrieved in view of our pos- told me to write to the Drop Plasters acknowledgementinstances I can Truly Curatie Power of said with withering scorn in a great many recommend them 5 DROPS and 5 sible trouble with Spain over being orAs I have always been accustomed to go- dered to the and also that the firm is perfectly honest and reliable to deal with Asiatic gWAICSOXS C A JACKSON Physician and Surgeon Kearney Neb Aug 20 ISO ing with the very best in my town and as I can hardly be remote picture instation which in the case of war Is the most iowerful spedSe known Free from opiates and perfectly harm Ct laff s Kj on dont believe you ever have your name Z9 is a pnitive cure foi Kiieuuna Relief Is usually felt the replied Dewey MoreSailors luck the society page of the Sunday papers I over I havent entertained grievances for tftn Heiittct Wurnlg less Iyiipeiu Backache Irst nhrt It Asthma Hay Fever Catarrh Sleep-leij- ia guess 1 cant afford to stay with you cvouneM Mcrvmix anil enralee Headache Earache Toothache Heart Malaria Creeatasj niubnei etc etc WeakaeM Crona Swelling La The North side woman declared the do years then he added evidently And as an afterlonger to enable sufferers to irlTe DROPS it least a trial we will Chicago Inter mestic incident closed jc sample bottle prepaid tiy mail for 10 cents A sample bottle Bend i thought Besides you know Spain owns Ocean 100 ses bold by us tlruists and bottles tor W i will convinc von Also lanrc bottles 3UU the Philippines Ladies Home Journal agent- - AaSa wanted la new territory Write u to day A Thrifty Damsel SVWANSOX RIIKIMATIC CURE 0 to 164 Lake Street CHICAGO 1LL Xon Territorlal Expansion A spirit cf thrift was shown by a young woman who entered a car with sun dry boxes Means paying rent for a poor farm Xow and bundles Another young person came is the time to secure a good farm on the line of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul in at the next station and recognized her Railway in Marinette County Wisconsin Oh my who is to be married where the crops are of the best work plen Nobody and me last of all ty fine markets excellent climate pure Then what are the flowers for soft water land sold cheap and on A funeral our teacher died and we o 166 time Why rent a farm when you can buy girls put together to get this wreath WEST MADISON S Poor thing did she know she was going one for less than you pay for rent Address ORDER C E Rollins Land Agent 161 La Salle St to die HOUSi dont think so then after a nansp shp Chicago 111 but she does by this addedj cheerfully time all being said in the most unconHis Revenge scious way As they bent solicitously over him the How much was the wreath man who had been kicked by a horse opened Two dollars and sixty cents I onlv had his eyes they Have you any ladt wish asked him Did you pay the difference THIS ELEGANT GUTAR Have an automoYes he murmured Dear no I made him give it to me for bile hearse at the funeral This Guitar is made two dollars so I saved mv own quarter I FOR 265 Revenge it seemed was strong even in of the finest imita- ¬ put in but Im going to make the girls think death X Y Press tion mahogany with No more no less than 5000 of them I paid two sixty either solid rosewood probably tho largest contract in puitars Well thats right the wear and tear is A New Standard for Art ever made an instrument that posior walnut finger worth a quarter surely Detroit Free tively sells from G3U to 700 When this Mrs Oldschool I cant see anything Press boardt peari inlaid lot is exhausted we cannot duplicate¬ beautiful in that Secession vase of yours position dots and this offer Quantity talks Only by oper Mrs Newrich Why my dear there are Some of the big guns of the prize ring are with German silvevaised ating on such a bifr scale togethercould over 60 of the loveliest dollars we ever had only air guns Chicago Daily News our well known small profit policy frets it has fancy in-¬ such an ollering bo possible Another in it Jewelers Weekly lay around sound reason for dispensing such a bargain THE MmRKETS hole and best quality broadcast is tho confidence wc feel that The IJest Prescription for Chills every guitar sold will win for us a per American patent and Fever is a bottle of Gkoves Tasteless manent patron and a friend whose Cincinnati Oct 26 heads fhe top of Chill Toxic Tt is simply iron and quinine ii recommendation we can count upon Wc LIVESTOCK CaUlecommou 2 7 t 3 6 a tasteless form No nnay Price 7k yo Co Guitar is beautifully will forward tho guitar to any adclrcse 10 Select butche s 4 subject T 00 T 50 CALVES Fair to good Liffat bound with celluloid C O D 50c Wc to examination upon however adviso tLat receipt of HOclS Coarse and heavy 4 15 J j Just Wrath it b strung with a cash in full bo sent as that saves roturn 4 In 4 u Mixed ackers Fine lot of guys they are said the alfull set of best quality charges fcr money and wo stand perLight shi per- 4 U 4 90 fectly ready to refund money if tho derman 3 6 to be calling me dishonest I never S 85 SHEEP Choice steel springs arf is guitar is not all and moro than wo claim 4 90 w LA vj rS Spring 00 took a cent of pay from anyone that I didnt ready to playipon for it Kemomberour a 4j a FEOUK Wimer natent 75 Indianapolis Jourrender value received special price on 5000 of JX- Wheat No 2 red y 71 oliAlnal them only is No 70 bj red COEN No 1 mixed 6 To Cure Cold in Une Jay No 2 Cut fa 2V4 Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All 2 live No 0H5 druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c HAY Prime to choic ft 12 ji u no PROVISIONS Mess pork v Ear g 5 10 postage or expressage and as evidence Comparisons What is the sensation of j ek Choice dairy 14 fa hum it 01 gooo jaitn me iuv 15 auowea on irsi hoice creamery v zoing up in a balloon asked the reporter 2 Ou 50 Precisely the opposite to that of coming APPLES Cuoice 10 lancv purchase amounting to SI99 or above 1 30 fa 40 POTAIOES Per or down in one replied the professor impres- MONTHLY GROCERY PRICE LIST FREE jQ Ill OUsively Philadelphia North America CHICAGO 3 6 FLOUR Winter patent fa 3 70 liRAiN Wheat No 2 red ttJ 7i We refund 10c for every package of PUT- ¬ N i 3 Chicago spring 70 04 NAM FADELESS DYES that fails to give CORN No i 134 satisfaction Monroe Drug Co Unionville 23 OAlJ No 2 2s Mo Sold by all druggists 8 10 U4 8 n5 POKE Hess CORES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS LARu Steam 25 lo fa Best Cough Syrup Taste Good Use The wonder is not that people are afraid NEW YOKE in time Sold by druggists 3 cj 3 80 FLOUR Winter patent to tell the truth but that they are not 7 fa WHiAi No 2 red afraid to tell a lie Atchison Globe Cures Croup and Whooping Cough 40- CORN Nu 2 mixed RYE Unexcelled for Consumptives Gives Q 6 2w Pisos Cure is a wonderful Cough mediOATS Mixed ty A N K E quick sure results Refuse substitutes 1784 9 OJ m 9 5J PoRK New iness cine Mrs W Pickert Van Siclen and Dr Buirs Pills cu re Biliousness Trial 20orse LAUD Western fa 5 5J Blake Aves Brooklyn N Y Oct 26 94 Add- - Homestead hvmes advertbseiks BALTIMORE right bought If you enaleuse state that yon saw the Advertise An ounce of help is better than a pound tered iess than 3 3i fa 3 70 FLOUR Family acres before June 22 1874 write to sent In this paper 811 14tfc St CU Wablngtn D C SILO B SlkVENS CKAlN Waea No 2 red 70fcQ 7it- of preaching Chicago Daily News 71ti fa Southern oS -Oorn MiX w ij 1 -- 9 iij Oats No 2 white Eve Nu 2 western a 5b 4 75 ft S Ml CATTLE First quality 4 bj 5 oo BOOa Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Whea No 2red 68i ¬ Railroad Enterprise nfUiM ENT PHYSICIAN ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hl3DC 9 ¬ ¬ TH8RTY DAYS trlpe 10 ¬ INJfe a YTHCO flSO CHICAGO MAMMOTH I ¬ 5000 GUITARS AT S265 e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w mm V I m mm m mr mm w m mm w -- 1 j 1 j - DrBulls COUCH SYRUP 4 ¬ SOLDIERS 10 ¬ vkitio to Oas Corn No No 2 2 mixed mixed 11 31 44 3 45 LOUISVTLLE FLOUR Winter patert GRAIN Whea No z red Corn Mixed Oat Mixed PORK M s LARU Steam ONE OF THE GRANDEST OFFERS EVER MADE The first five persons procuring the Endless Chain Starch Book from their grocer will each obtain one large 10c packie of RED CROSS Starch one large 10c package of HUBINGERS BEST Starch two Shakespeare panels printed in twelve beautiful cslors as natural as life or one Twentieth Centurv Girl Calendar the finest of its kind fivpr nHntd ail nhcniniv All others procuring the Endless Chain Starch Book will obtain from their grocer two large 10c packages 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 RED CROSS Starch and the celebrated HUBINGERS BEST cold water Starch Ask your grocer for this starch 35fi tj 6 25 a 3 55 71 354 z 9oi fo 6 50 i ¬ L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass Judv To cure or money reiunded by your merchant so I why not try it Price 50c nnmfnlfmtmM TAYLOR BROWN GOEBEL COAL COAL COAL COAL COAL -- yriSl HkVwA 4A0 Xi SIXTH PRIZE 10 BUSHELS OF COAL SEVENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL EIGHTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL NINTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL TENTH PRIZE 5 BUSHELS OF COAL These premiums will be given absolutely free to the persons guessing nearest the majority of votes the successful candidate for Governor in Bourbon County receives in the coming election over 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 FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE THIRD PRIZE FOURTH PRIZE FIFTH PRIZE 75 BUSHELS OF 50 BUSHELS OF 25 BUSHELS OF 20 BUSHELS OF 15 BUSHELS OF ¬ GUESS WHO Everyone buying one load of twenty live bushels of any kind of coal and paying cash for it will be entitled to one guess For each succeeding twetity nve bushels another guess will b e nliowed If you buy South Jellieo Coal and win your prize will bo South Jellico Should you buy Pittman or Victoria Coal your prize will be the same SOME ONE iS GOING TO GET THIS COAL FREE WHY NOT YOU THIS CONTEST WILL CLOSE AT 4 OCLOCK P M SHARP ON ELECTION DAY NAME YOUR CANDIDATE AND NAME HIS MAJORITY GEO - A Directly Opposite L mmmmmmmmmimm rgamm stu art -- N Freight Depot 7 m i 1 m LJix vsa Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat Finn mm - hotel KY ¬ An LOUISVILLE attention to the ndvertir ement ot the Mothers Fririid appearing in this issue ¬ It affords us pleasure to call especial Atlanta Enterprise of Great Merit The Brad field Regulator o of Atlanta Ga has at great eXpei se issued Centrally locateConvenient lo bus iness portion ot city and all theatres a moft attractive a d mentorious book Only good hotel in Louisville giving 2 which they mail free containing infor l8oCt3ui mation of the greatest value ana im It artificially digests the food and aids rate Excel Inn t service portance to all ladies expecting to ISature in strengthening and recon- ¬ become mothers structing the exhausted digestive or That the Mothers Fiiend is a remNotice gas It is the latest discovered digest edy wonderful in its effects and reao ind tonic No other preparation lieves the expectant mother of incredi All p rsons having claims against the ble suffering and robfl the final hour of ea approach it in efficiency It in tly relieves and permanently cures estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre coutinemeut of the dread pain and terproven according to ror is fully attested by the experience pepsia indigestion Heartburn sent them proierlv of J Q Ward Jr of happy mothers all ov r this conti uleuce Sour Stomach Nausea law at the office HeadacheGastralgia Cramps and for settlement nent All persons knowing themselves in I ther results of imperfect digestion A perusal of the book will convince Prepared by E C DeWitt Co Chicago debted to the estate of the deceased will any lady and the ufe of Mothers please call and oettle W T Bbooks Friend oanH hr to become its enthu J Q WARD Tu J M altf siastic friend blearing the fconr when Paris Ky first she heard of it and was ind need to ¬ ¬ PIKE CAMPBELL Manager Administrators I mfafz W--- ¬ ¬ ¬ a5 TWIN 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jLi iiAi Lvi ii wL A 1 Niuth Ohio iX hi AJL i PEKRVS STOVE 1 1 M TIY STORE I VH I 508 W Sued vnicmnan Paris F THE GREAT MAJESTtC WiE be at the Windsor Hotel Send yoor name and address to The Bradtield Regnlatoi Jo Atlanta Ga oid receive in return free this excelTo Expectant Mothers lent book containing information of value to ail use it r ¬ 9 ROTHERS r K ladies 3 HI C l SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS AM T i ES I A Y Bovember 13th 14th 18i ON I A Y 2e tirtrtiif fcr every second Tuesaay id each Every leading phyaioiaoin tn ky m UQHHl tVw v Efc I R i i -- Ikfkrbk MFG n ir lU jiii UjSglJKFECi ir-- Imi j PUBLIC SALE 7 li OF Paris Ke 5TLCUIa Ip STAKE Ewes For Sale Jhrifty Wtf El x II Stock and Crop - m Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL gf id Our lease on mothers farm having expired and as she has decided to sell the farm we will sell on i bvv rtrten hnndrnd young ew - f r IV i lV All WINTER 3rv uf the Dtitnher FRET VELL Jr le Will jU any I I r FISHEJI -- - i i ing-l-i- t Palis Ky Si kr- - lh ts- Tuesday October 1 3st 1899 DRY GOODS Mil f f HR E GjLDSTEIM isville Ky 1 i i - c i - 1T544 Fourth Avenue Lou ¬ WlCbeat the Y7indsor Hott Paris Ky I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For gas fittings house furnishings plumbing metal roofing door and window screens refrigerators etc I can give the best line for the least mon- ey Ok Saturday October 28 18M JtefarninK once everv month Eyes n iStced and glasses scientifically ad- sepl2 ly BENJ PERRY Paris Ky i CHAS- - B DICKSOH DENTIST lojytf Rev J The M Plow Boy Preacher Belle Rive 111 says M After Kirkman Bronchial or lang Buffering from years I was cured by trouble for ten One Minnte Cough Core It is all that It cures is claimed for it and more conghs colds grippe and all throat and i mg troubles W T Brooks j the following stock and crop 8 head of horses 12 high bred cows all fresh and good ones ioo extra Shropshiredown ewes 30 nice yearling heifers 30 long yearling cattle 30 yearling cattle 2 Duroc Jersey sows 8 Poland China sows 7 Poland China boar shoats good ones Best Poland China boar in the county 1500 shocks of corn 20 tons baled hay 20 tons baled straw Farming tools of all kinds Terms made known on day of sale Sale beghj promptlv at 10 a m BISHOP HIBLER BRO Four miles Est of Paris on Jacks town pike A T Forsyth Auctioneer noct 1 BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection M w ce over the Bourbon Bank fc i Mr mg 71K T s XI X I -- WHHl StUbS mmlmcmu - SEE -- J PHILIP II FOLFY DENTIST Trfht tn Office over Vardens drug store be founi tt Hotel Fordham at Are thoroagWy re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparative Ti more to sowOtlJt Grade Seeci than the ordinary stocks so generally offered va the rewrite will rWar more paifaciory merles iur ttaiogu vca lulled information about Grasses and Clovers soil - tb rcof pas hay orp8ttirap nr- - auaotrd for bet combinations to give largest remits turca jju uicAUowa etc Vrite for Catalogue and price-- of any seeds ii m i Cir r Ss- E5E3B E M s TF 1W- - Vv- - av 5 niM W SIUBBS SSSSgfeiS FertiiersEtc IJ LOUISVILLE - - KY f

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