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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 31, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 31, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899103101_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 31, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. tweCCCfc563CC83Cw With all the latest faces ia Job Type ami the mechanical abil ity to nee them we are pre pared to furnish First l lass j ob Work at the same price that you pay for inferior work elsewhere ¬ 03CtCw3fc3Ce B30 C THE BOU BON NEW PRINTED EVEBhT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY 2 Space in a newspaper is valu able to the man who knows how to use it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season ana profits from it CHAMP Editors and Owners Established February 1 1881 SIXTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOtJRBOtf CO KT TUESDAY OCTOBER 31 1899 THEATRICAL AND OTHkKWIS NO 5 A s i JUST A S GOOD BUT News and Comment of Stage Matter Other Gossip MORRISOJf iti H ANDS03IE PUBLICATION The Empire of the South Is ¬ sued By the Southern Railway The Empire of the Sooth1 a 200 a 3ccc3ccc3ccc3ccc5c PURE NORTHERN WHITE SEED BYE TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAM LIME HARTKOR1 CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT FAUST NONE TTER Willow Calf Enamel Box Calf Lewis Morrisons superb production of Fauet which has always given per feet satisfaction on former visits to Paris will be seen to night at the opera house It is stated that this will positively he the last season of this speudid production but the play h s been improved with beautiful new state effects which enhance the beauty of the garden sc ne and new electrical in tions which make the famous Br Veu A scene more vivid and terrifyiug of singers furnish beautifal quintet Faust music in the church scene will always be a beautiful and attrac ¬ tive play and the withdrawal of the Morrison production from the stage will be regretted by theatre goers evtrywber Reserved seats are on sale at Borland ¬ most complete iuformation i ver com ¬ piled regarding he South and its indus tries is a valuable addition to auy li¬ pnue hook handsomely illustrated with ¬ ook is issued by the Southern Railway having been compiled at large expense and it is the handsomest pub brary This ¬ lication of the kind ever gotten out opy will be forwarded promptly to auy address upon application to W A Turk General Passenger Agent Washington D C with 15 cents to cover ¬ postage Land o Hunting and fi hinur books the Sky pamphlets maps and other illustrated literature mailed tree to auy address by Wm H oct-27-ja- jffiw Asst Gen Pass Atjt Louisville - Taylor Ky That extremely ludicrous and success Mv Friend From India ful comedv comes to the Grand Friday night ¬ lr m wk -- ft V on vvil If yon scour the World never find a remedy equ to Due Minute Cough Cure says Editor Fakler f tb I cured Micanopy Fla Hustler bis family of LaGrippe and saves thou bronchitis sands from pneumonia cronp and all throat aud lung tioubles l AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER Is the celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL clean free burning and lasting in its qualities Those have burned it say it is by tar the best coal they ever used remember my price on it is no higher It is just what have to pay lor other Jellicos ir w It is vho and you GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L N gjsgyacmu r ¬ Freight Depot wnfii iv 4W r VV T Brooks I ever used i It did me move good than anything My dyspepsia vv mouths standing after eating it vvis terrible Now I am well writes S B Kas of Kodol Keener Hoisington Dvspensia Lure it digests wnrt you eat WTBrooks s oi NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall V m t Persons who waut engraved card or inviations ot any description ar invited to call at The Bourbon Nrws Louisville Patent Leather office aud look at tlie very latest stvles in tbese lines Prices as low as CinciOHfl honS s Philadelphia or New York tf Pans Gas K Stios Sloie m Wsfc Main Street J two doors beldw Hotel Fordham Eat plenty Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you eat If cures all toru of dyspepsia and stomacti troubles E It re one performance The play has s corml R Gamble Vernon Tex sas mid cured me ent lieved me from the start one of the greatest successes of W years afed its clean tun attracts the t is now my everlasting friend theatregoeito see the play time and again T Brooks The MavsVille 1nr of last Frida sa vs One of the best shows ever jgt Every must Washington ODera bouse was OT permissionmarried mansuccessask his wifes to make a That was Friend From ludia which appeared a saying of a wise old clergyman who knew last evening The eharscteis were that marriage was a partnership in the mirably taken and the play through broadest sense and that there can be no out was full of bright repartee aud LuS success in any partnership in which the partners do not contribute equally to make dicrous situations success possible For this if for I no other reason every man who and Keilan the 1 trvin to climb the ladder of magician are attractions to be eeeti ura ms wiie s neaun A healthy the Grand in the aear future woman is UMSft helpful A A Wise Woman W Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit you up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest Barney My coat maker Mr style guaranteed Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order ¬ H S STOUT P At F Lowrys Old Stand OLD FASHION PLANTATION MOLASSES Just received direct from New Orleans Pure and Healthful Fijie for Cooking- Fine for the Tahle Paeked in Cans lOc Each - Paderewski the famous Polish pian in ist will give a recital in Cincinnati on depressed in mind February 6tb can contribute ¬ tirTd nervtuia woman depleted strength and oBy v - -- Tf vmwmwmwmwmmt E7ERYTHNG IN 1 Elita Proctor Otis is considering an offer to go to Australia to play the title She ought to make a role in Zaza success of the part Nat Goodwiu and Maxiue Elliott opeued their American reason last night in The Cowboy and The Lady before a large andieuce at the Grand in Cincinnati They came direct from the Duke They will of York Theatre in London return to London at the close of the American tour ¬ neither mentally ite nor physically to a husbands success The remarkable rem- edy Dr Pierces Favor- fX Wl strengthens the organs Prescription ¬ so KEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Heins New Crop Sweet Mixed Piekles and Sweet Cucumber Pickles Home made Salt Rising Bread fresh every day dries up peculiarly debilitating drains heals ulcerations and inflammations and that the causes of ill- health are thus entirely removed and the healthy happy wife becomes a genuine help meet to the husband I was sick for twelve years and for two year I had t stop work altogether writes Mrs Bell McCrobie of Oakland Garrett Co Maryland I was treated by five different physicians whe pronounced my case Brights disease impoverished coalition of the blood and uterine trouble I suffered a great deal with pain in both sides and much twnderuefc in pressinprover the womb I was bloated at times in bowels and limbs Was troubled with a disagreeable discharge from the internal orsjans I could not sleep and was troubled with palpitation of the heart Suf fered a great deal of pain in my head temples forehead and eyes aud I also suffered excruciating pain at monthly periods Since taking eleven bottles of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription I have enjoyed better health than I had for more than twelve years previously aud have gained in weight twenty five pounds since taking your medicines Sick women can consult Dr R V Pierce by Tetter addressed to Buffalo N Y abso¬ ¬ ¬ feminine trouble cures female THE - sI III 11 111 M 11 u 1 1 s1 111 II 11111 11 11111 ii 11 mi ii 1 Washington has passed a favorable verdict upon the dramatization of James Lane Allens novel The Choir Invisible As a sceuic production it is en thusiastically hailed as the pretiest th ng of the season The play follows the book closely evea to the lines though the finale is sufficiently altered to meet with conventional requirements The play is in four acts and an epilogue If arvhing is lacking in the dramatic version it is sufficient action to make it dron ft ¬ ¬ J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer ¬ 31 f 1 11 c 1111 ri 1111 u 1111 1 Hi i GRAND OPERA IN CINCINNATI 1111 J Name on every piece George Parris Not Only Sells ¬ 1111 LI mVXQ9p 1 - Jy Vl rva II 1 1 11 1 M 1 11 111 1 1 i 1 11 SI 1 Mil I till I Ill M 1 II II Hill III 11 HI 1 1 II 1 11 1 Ml II 111 II II BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CART Maurice Grau will bring his Vetropolitau Opera House Co to Cin cinnati tor four perforuiMnces on November 9 10 aud 11 aud the season promises ro be the bebt ever Known in that city Many of the foremost artists of the present generation are promised for this brief season some of them tinging there for tue first time in opera This list Mine Emma includes Mich names M ue Calve Mine Lillian Nordic De Z lie Mile Schumann- - Heink Lnsau Miss Suzanne Adams Mile Bauermtister Mile Olitzka Mme Van Cauteren Mme Marcella Stinbrich MM Albert Saleza Claude bonuard Andreas Uipn d Thomas Salignac Ruevla Vanni Meux Herr Ernst Van Dyck AIM Pol Plancon Herman Devries Bars Dufriche and Illy Sig Mr Lem Campanari Sig Pini Cor Pringle Herr H Muhlmann and preire M Edourd De Keszke The conductors will be Sig Mancinelli and Gnstav Heinricbs On this tour Mr Grau will bring all the scenery costumes propertiesin fact the entire equipments from the Metropolitan Opera Honse New York al60 the grand chorus and ballet from that place He also announces that the orchestral Mr ¬ ¬ lutely without charge Bach letter is read in private its statements held in sacred confidence and all answers are mailed sealed in plain envelopes without advertising or other printed matter It is a good thing to keep Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets in the house One Pellet is a laxative two a cathartic dose ¬ Lowmji Candies Farmers Bank King Mch bf lined DeWiitY Early Risers ii his family foi Little years Says thev are Le best Theft famous little pills cure constipation Brooklyn President Which are Everywhere Acknowl ¬ edged to be the Best but Everything Else in the line of FANCY GROCEEIES v I billionsness trouble and all liver VV T Brooks aud bowei am Sole Agent tor WINDOW Kerrs CHOCOLATE BONBONS Psifeia respect Hoar ¬ department HOOSIER DRILLS Firm Macliisry o Every Make Farming Sullies J SIMS WILSON uiuiuiuuuiuuuuuuuuuuuiuii will be as strong a feature of opera work as has been seen there for muu years he having secnrel for this en gagement the entire Chicago Orchestra Theo Thomas of 6 musicians The season will open Thursday evening with Bizets Carmen in which will be seen of course Mme Calve and M Saleza Friday evening a grand performance of Lohengrin will be given with Mme Nordica Mme Schnmaun Heink M Edonatd De Reszke Lempreire Pringle and Ernst Van Dvck Saturday matinee Gounods Faust will be the bill with Mme Calve M Saleza and M Pol Plancon in the leading parts aid the season c - s Satnrday night with Rosthe sinis Barber of Seville M cast in Palignc cluding Mme Sembrich Sig rampanari Sig Pini Coii and M Edouard De Reezke ¬ for this engagement all sizes LOWNEYS Paiimt all kinds JOHN B CASTLKMAN and it is just what its name im ¬ pliesperfection in every ARTHUH G LANGHAM BUECKiMtlDaE CABTLEMAN HOUSE FLOOR BUGGY ARTISTS ROYAl INSURANCE OF LIVERPOOL -- GO House and Hip Faiiti B The Largest Fire Insurance Company in tb World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern Statas ¬ PAPER HANGING DECORATING ¬ ¬ CA Dougherty fM Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Offices Columbia Building I BOARD Resident Agents at Paris McCAifcTHY BARBEE CASTLEMAN THE BOUKJBON NEWS PAK1S KY TUESDAY OCTOBER FUNERAL PARADE 31 1899 THE SYSTEM TESTED FIGHT IMMINENT The Next Bis Battle Will Likely Be GOING FORWARD Gen Young With Upon Cabanatuan The Gunboat La Guna ue Bay Disperses Rebels 30 Infantry is Adrancin- - GEN LEE ON CUBA People of the Island Slowly But The Remains of Gen Henry Taken to the Experiments in Telegraphing Between Pennsylvania Train That Conveyed It War Vessel Without Wires by to Washington for Interment the Navy Department New York Oct 30 Daly Feed Man and Steed tt if yets vjould have them strong Feed vour nerves also on nur hlnnrl Fought in the Vicinity of Ladysmith Gen Young with Manila Oct the infantry is advancing upon Caba natuan under difficulties The count y is furrowed with rivers and deep ra- ¬ ¬ Surely Rebuilding Their War Wasted Homes INDUSTRIAL The largest and THE BOERS OUTNUMBER THE BRITISH The Former Have 17000 Men as Against 12000 of the Latter With Better Artilleiy The Delay in the Hoc r Attack Reported to lie Due to the Non Arrival of Coinrnaiitlant Gen Jou- - berts London Oct Column lac There are about 500 insurgents of Commandant Gen Jouberts col before Angeles They have been quiet Two thousand umn This has given the British a for the past week rebels are at Bamban five miles to the much needed respite after their recent north Gen Bates has been recalled exertions Everything it is now considered from San Fernando and ordered to sail idnges upon Gen Whites resource and for the southern islands as soon as posjudgment Nothing is known regard- ¬ sible ¬ j The position at Ladysmith without being- alarming is sufficiently dangerous to excite anx iety Evidently the Boers are trying to repeat their Dundee tactics Rough13 estimated they have 17000 men as against i2000 British Cien Sir George Stewart White has the better artillery but his is of lesser range The delay in the Boer attack is reported to be due to the non arrival 30 - ¬ vines the bridges over which have been destroyed the mud is deep rations are short aod the transportation of supplies has been delayed by low water and the poor condition of roads There are sufficient stores however to keep the brigade The insurgents for a long time have lived off the country impoverishing it The American horses are not yet accustomed to the native grass and a long bullock train has left San Fer¬ nando carrying hay for the cavalry The Spaniards report that there are no insurgents at Cabanatuan The gunboat La Guna de Bay dispersed a force of rebels who were engaged in constructing trenches beyond Santa Roas The boat was fired upon by a ¬ SIIUATIOiN IMPROVING The General Thinks the Time is Not Ripe Yet However for a Purely Cuban Government The Cubans Are Tractable and Quiet and the Revolution lias Given Them Self ¬ Respect and elf Reliance Money Gradually Going Into Cuba party of insurgents bearing flag a white She is now aground Numbers of Chinese are coming to Angeles from Tarlac paying the insurgents for the privilege It is reported that Aguinaldo and the Filipino congress are still at Tar ¬ Washington Oct 30 Gen Fitzhugh Le who arrived in Washington Sat urday night from New York in an interview Sunday said that the people of Cuba are steadily improving under the existing protectorate of the United States and are slowly but surely re¬ building their war wasted homes and repairing their crippled fortunes Life and property are secure in Cuba owing largely he said to the salutary ¬ ¬ tary authority He thinks the time not ripe yet however for a purely Cu restraint exercised by American mili- ¬ ¬ most impressive military funeral pa- ¬ rade since the death of Gen William T Sherman took place Sunday morn ing when the body of Gen Guy V Henry was removed from his residence to the Pennsylvania train that conveyed it to Washington where inter ment will be made in Arlington cemetery The services at the residence were conducted Rev by John Huske of St Thomas Protestant Episcopal church and consisted of simple prayers lasting not more than ten minutes The coffin was partially covered with a silk American flar Numerous floral pieces were on the man tels and a few on the foot of the coffin The immediate family relatives and the most intimate friends were present at the house service Washington Oct 30 The funeral train bearing the remains or the late Gen Ienry arrived here from New York at 610 oclock Sunday night With a platoon of light artillery as escort the body was taken 10 St Johns Episcopal church where it will lie in state under a guard of honor furnished by the Guy V Henry post of the Loyal Legion until the funeral Monday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FLOODS AND LANDSLIDES severe Rainstorms wept Over Jamaica Doing Much Damage Fears for the Safety of Shipping ¬ In dressing a large gathering of southern cotton manufacturers and planters at Charlotte under the auspices of the chamber of commerce John Barrett late United States minister to Siam said The south has vital interest in development and control of Asiatic markets by America The time will soon come when the far east will consume every surplus pound of cotton they managed to transport such heavy manufactured or raw that the south pieces can produce making her independent Again it is reported that President EuKruger accompanied Gen Joubert to of the ma rkets of England and rope the front in a splendidly fitted travel To accomplish this result four imnM ing wagon portant conditions are necessary which The Standards correspondent at in themselves are inter dependent Ladysmith telegraphing Saturday first construction of trans Isthmian sends a statement that the Boers have second laying of a trans Pacific captured 1500 mules a loss that must canal cable third protection of markets in seriously inconvenience British trans China according to treaty rights and port ¬ The wife of Gen Jan Kock has ar fourth permanent control of the Philrived at Ladysmith under a flag of ippines The sentiments expressed were retruce to nurse her wounded husband ceived with warm approval Air the unwounaed loer prisoners have been sent to Durban to prevent tt Jl iii MINE CAVE IN 77 t SHMM S in 11 any attempt at rescue The explanation of the alleged Boer Eight Men Reported Buried Alive in the massacre at Dundee appears to be that Isabella Mine ac Cripple Creek Physicians Sent 1 or a portion of the town guard although fairly warned by Gen Yule before his ARMORED TRAIN ISED II Y HHITISII IX DEPENDING KIMHI RLEY Colorado Springs Col Oct 30 A retirement continued to carry arms and 30 of them were shot before the special to the Gazette from Cripple Creek received Monday morning sas for years to come and be protected by schooners from Ilayti and Jamaica Boei s discovered who they were Word has been received here of a a government strong enough to en- ¬ that usually arrive on Monday morn The body of Sir WTilliam Symons ins The ran is still f ailing was buried without a coffin shrouded cave in on the Isabella mine burying force law and order in the union jack Among the papers alive about eight men Furniture Factories Pool Tlieir Issues Robber Shot and Killed The superintendent of the mine will found upon him was a telegram from Rockforb 111 Oct 30 At a meet ¬ Lincoln 111 Oct 30 John Petter Lady Symons congratulating him upon neither confirm nor deny the rumor ing at which representatives of all the of Oakland Cal a recently discharged However several doctors have been furniture factories in Rock ford were his success private of Company D 39th United Late accounts of thefirst battle and summoned from Cripple Creek to the present the American association of States volunteer infantry was shot the evacuation of Dundee do not give Isabella which is located on Bull hill case work manufacturers has been or- and killed early Sunday morning while Owing to everal miles away these affairs a rosier hue ganized with A Peterson as presi- with a gang of robbers who were at- Cripple Creek Col Oct 30 At 23C dent of Glencoe camp the tele the shelling The projectors deny that tempting to rob a general store at graph operators were compelled to a m the officials of the Isabella mine they are a trust explaining the object Beason As Petter started to entci scamper with numerous unforwarded denied to the coroner and sheriff that is to do away with ruinous competitive the watchman in the store shot him in the cave in reported Sunday night was price cutting uis atches the head The other members of the When the Boers entered Dundee in their property Victor had been gang fled The coroners jury exonMiners Strike Declared Off they indulged in general looting of asked to send physicians by some mine Charleston W Va Oct 30 The erated the night watchman from ail stores but apparently did not other- ¬ in that vicinity but at this hour it is strike of coal miners in the New river blame unknown in which mine they are wise molest the populace I mini g an is Arrivng district has been officially declared off In the first battle the Boers captured wanted New York Oct 30 Sunday was a The strike started six weeks ago for an the Maxim of the 18th hussars but Killed One and Fatally Wounded Two advery busy day at the barge office more advance of five cents a ton The only after the entire crew of the gun Watkinsville Ga Oct 30 Satur vance was granted by only 13 of the 45 than 3000 immigrants passing before with one exception had been disabled day night in High Shoals district Will mines in the field It is not thought the inspectors On Augusta Victoria The survivor effectually damaged Pierce a Negro killed Walter Puryear that the district will be fully at were 373 steerage passengers The G21 the gun Only two officers of the staff and fatally wounded Mrs Puryear and work again before January as many in the steerage of the Campania were of Gen Symons came off without a his Piercas wife with an ax Pierce miners have left during the strike for landed and the 642 on the Kaiser Wil wound had been separated from his wife who the west heim der Grosse passed through The Again it is asserted the moment the was making the Pur her home with California brought 377 LaTouraine Coal Famine Threatened Royal Dublin Fusiliers reached the vears Pierce Saturday night called Huron S D Oct 30 A coal famine 577 and the Rotterdam 794 Over 15 summit of the kopje at Glencoe the an his wife and was asked to 000 immigrants are expected here dur remain Boers showed a white flag and asked The killing was done while the family is threatened in this part of the state There is a shortage of 200000 tons and the present week The Brit ¬ was a truce to bury their dead asleep Sheriff Overby left for wholesale dealers find it almost imposAdm Schley Will Visit Atlanta ish artillery was ordered to cease firing the place Sunday evening accompanied One sible to get their orders filled Atlanta Ga Oct 30 An invitaand the Boers took advantage of the by bloodhounds shortage is the fact that tion was telegraphed Monday to the reason for the opportunity to retreat en masse Other it is nearly impossible to get cars ow 1st regiment of Maryland the 1st batwise they would have been decimated Favor Arbitration by the British cannon Holland Mich Oct 30 The Hol- ¬ ing to the heavy business being trans- talion naval reserves of that state and the Baltimore drum corps to be a speThe special correspondent of the landers of western Michigan who acted by the roads cial escort of honor to Adm Schley in Daily Mail at Ladysmith telegraph ¬ comprise a considerable part of the The 2 0 ih Kansas Leaves for Home ing Sunday describes the arrival of population are signing petitions ask ¬ San Francisco Oct 30 The 20th the big parade which will attend the on Saturday ing Congressman William Alden Smith Kansas volunteers who were muster admirals reception here next Satur the war balloon there Adm Schley will be the guest ol It was welcomed he said with wil to present in congress a proposition ed out of service Saturday left for da dances by the Kaffirs who regard it as d recting the tendering of the good of- home Sunday in a special train made Atlanta November 4 and 5 going the a deity Gen White and Gen Sir Arch- ¬ fices of the United States in behalf of of three sections and provided by the day following to Birmingham ibald Hunter both ascended on Sunday arbitration of the difficulties between people of the Sunflower state Brig Rode Thirty Miles on the Dumpers and reconnoitered the enemys posi Great Britain and the South African Gen Funston and H J Allen private secretary of Gov Stanley accompany 67 BensonoldMinn Oct 30 Miss Trank tion republic years tried to climb over a stock According to the latesst reports from the reg iment Sailors and Marines for Manila train while on her way to church SunCape Town Gen Joubert has joined General Election in Switzerland Boston Oct 30 A squad of 100 day when the train started with heron hands with the Fiee State forces and sailors and marines left this city SunBerne Switzerland Oct 30 The the bumprrs and carried her to Will there has been some outpost fighting day night bound for New York their general elections to the national rath mar 30 miles in 50 minutes where she President Kruger has arrived at Glen ¬ ultimate destination being the Philip- or national council of Switzerland arrived safely with her Bible in her coe pine Islands The marines 50 in number were held Sunday but resulted in no hand having There is no fresh news from the will be taken to Cavite on the United change in the political color of the all the way ridden between the cars The company sent her western frontier The mines are still States steamer Buffalo The sailor chamber home on an afternoon freight working at Kimberley where there will go direct overland to San FranDeath of the Marquis of Townshend Delia Fox Condition are provisions enough to last nine cisco John Villiers London Oct 30 New York Oct 30 The physician months Cecil Rhodes has mounted and M e coined in Boston marquis of attending Delia Fox the actress says Stewart Townshend 400 Tallon and Redmond fully equipped a town guard of Boston Oct 30 A great meeting in Townshend formerly liberal member that his patient is in no immediate men at a cost of 15000 Ladypuitii Oct 30 The Boers are the Boston theater Sunday night wel- of parliament for Tanworth whose danger of death She passed a comgradually closing around Ladysmith comed Daniel Tallon lord mayor of ancestors distinguished themselves at fortable night but the rally which ocThey have mounted two big guns in Dublin and John E Redmond M P the siege of Cadiz the battle of Cullo curred Saturday was not sustained Quebec died No great change is exnected imme Tinta lngoni 4500 yards from the who are raisin funds for the Parnell len and the surrender of Sunday in his 09th year diately monument British camp An attack is expected ¬ ing the progress of defensive works for the protection of Ladysmith The censorship is more active than ever According to the Daily Chronicles correspondent the new regulations limit the number of words allowed for press messages to one fourth the num ber allowable before Farmers in the neighborhood of Ladysmith have left their farms and Btock at the mercy of the Boers and are conreg ated in the town The two guns the Boers have mounted are powThey are the ones erful weapons used in shelling Dundee and it is a matter of considerable surprise how ¬ COTTON INDUSTRY The Southern States Have Vital Interests in the Development and Control of Asiatic Markets by America Charlotte N C Oct 30 ad- ¬ ¬ ban government Cuba said Gen Lee is improving The Cubans are tractable and quiet and the revolution has given them self respect and self reliance Their impulses are generally in the right direction but of course both in the theory and practice of they are wholly without experi- ¬ ence There is among certain Cubans a deep seated prejudice against some men who the Cubans think oppressed Cubans under - Spanish rule and if given a free rein the Cubans would make short work of them The United States government is pledged to grant independence to Cuba after the island has been pacified and I believe that promise should be ful- ¬ filled just as swiftly as we can in rea- ¬ son and justice The industrial situa- ¬ tion is improving and money is gradually going into Cuba but nothing like as fast as it would if investors were sure that property would remain safe self-government ¬ Reports that has swept the country arrive from various points and confirm the fear that extensive damage had been done TneRioCobre inundated Spanish towns doing considerable harm particularly to the power plant of the electric railway The railroad lines are interrupted and most of the highways are impassable in consequence of the floods and land slides Advices from the town of Black Rivei report great damage to shipping and wharves there as well as serious injury to crops A Ward liner has been delayed foui The United States transport days Burnside has been kept cruising outside the harbor and fears are entertained for the safety of the fleet oi Oct 30 Kingston Jamaica of the severe rain storm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Men The navy de I and Hvomen voho are nervous are so be partment continued its tests of the l cause their nerves are starved When Marconi system of wireless telegraphy fthey make their blood rich and pure Friday The demonstrations are be J vith Hoods Sarsaparilla their nervous ing made on the flagship New York 4 ness disavvears because the nenr and the battle ship Massachusetts in properly fed Remember the North river off the foot of Thirty fourth street The ships lay 448 yards apart and the demonstration was one of speed and accuracy Code messages using both the navy and Morse codes the international Too Late were sent besides numbers and A horseman burst into the prison yard Reprieved he shouted and waved a Tne larp--es- t letters selected at random paper aloft continuous message was a newsToo late replied the warden sadly paper article of 200 words Is the man hanged already In all but hearty breakthere were six demonstrations and the fastNo ham he lias eaten theand potatoes of and eggs coffee work continued with intervals of pre- ¬ Executive clemency was all right in its paration for about two hours Signor place but it could not be suffered to interof events Marconi said he paid no attention to fere with the conventional courseundeniably Yes the horsemans steed was the speed attained as the navy depart- foaming but even that availed little or noth ment was more particular as to the ac¬ ing under the circumstances Detroit Journal curacy 1 he equipment overhead consisted Jason Crow Oscarville Ga Says only of wires strung from the cross I feel it my duty to write and let you what beams of both vessels On the New know for me your medicine 5 Drops has dune I have had rheumatism about York the apparatus was in the 18 years but was able to be up most of the after gun room and here Signor Mar time until a year ago last May when I was move about On the Massachu taken down and not able to your advertiseconi did his work About six weeks ago I saw setts the receiving and sending was ment and wrote for a sample bottle After done in the captains office where one taking a few doses it did me so much good that I ordered some more for myself and of Marconis assistants was stationed riends and in every case it has done won The clicking of the instruments is vi ders and given perfect satisfaction Dr Woodliff my family physician who has had brant and could be heard throughout rheumatism 15 years is taking 5 Drops and either ship Eays it is the most efficient rheumatic med Of the naval board which is super icine he has ever used May 31 1899 The above refers to 5 Drops perfect vising the tests Lieut Commander cure for rheumatism kidney and a all kin- ¬ Newton and Lieut Hill watched the dred complaints The proprietors Swan 164 Lake work on the flagship and Lieut Bliss son Rheumatic Co sample St Chicaco offer to send a 25c bottle for only was on the Massachusetts When the 10c during the next 30 days Be sure to read tests were concluded they held a con- their advertisement of last week ference on the New York and comThoroughbred pared notes They will make a final A New York society dame who is an arreport to the chief of the bureau dent upholder of the Society for the Preof equipment of the navy de- vention of Cruelty to Animals owns a little which terrier partment Signor Marconi does not foxman whoofcalled she is exceedingly fond A on her the day was know whether these preliminary admiring the dog and asked other mistress her tests will be continued on Saturday how she with all her humane theories could cruel off but it is expected that on Monday the have allowed theears to dog fancier to cut deSnaps tail and the fashionable New York and the Massachusetts will gree of brevity The dame drew herself up cruise off Sandy Hook in order tc and replied with some hauteur My dear Snap expected it make a long distance test of the sys- thoroughbredsirfox terrier expects to Every have tem They may be away from the his tail and ears shortened And that man went away to himself anchorage for several days At times humbled the first time I saying thought Thats ever or the vessels will be 40 miles from each noblesse oblige as applying to fox terother and this will be the crucial riers Cincinnati Enquirer demonstration If succesful it will prove how valuable the sys ¬ To Los Angeles and Southern Cali ¬ fornia tem would be during a naval Every Friday night at 1035 p m a engagement or while a fleet is block ¬ through Tourist Car for Los Angeles and ading an enemys coast During the Southern California leaves the Chicago Milwaukee Paul long distance test the great guns of senger StationSt ChicagoRailway Union Pas via Omaha Colthe war ships will be discharged as a orado Springs and Salt Lake City for all New York Oct 2 ¬ JwcdsSi TUapmitfrl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 7 jfe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ further test ¬ ¬ ¬ -- laJBi ifornia None of the members of the navai In addition to the regular Pullman porboard would give an opinion of the ter each car is accompanied by an intelli gent competent and courteous courier work done by Siq nor Marconi who wil attend to the wants of passengers Adm Farquhar watched the dem en route This is an entirely new feature of tourist car service and will appreei onstrations for a time and seemed ated by families or by ladiesbe traveling greatly interested alone Particular attention is paid to the ¬ points in Colorado Utah Nevada and Cal- ¬ ¬ ¬ JT A MEMORIAL PARK It Will Include the Battlefields of Fred- - ricksburg ChancelloriVilIe Tebb Tavern and several Others ¬ ¬ j ¬ Washington Oct 28 The members of the Fredericksburg national park commission called on the secretary of She Enjoyed It war Friday to lay before him the plans They had been sitting together for half of the commission for a memorial park an hour I have enjoyed our conversation so which will include the battlefields she exclaimed as she rose to go much of Fredericksburg Chanccliorsviile is so restful to talk with you It Tebbs Tavern and several other fields And after she had left him he remembered that he hadnt been able to get in ten words comprised in an area of twelve miles edgewise throughout the whole conversa square on the south side of the Rappa tion Somervilie Journal hannock A bill is pending before li uiUu v n Ho id y 1890 congress on this subject and it was D rates via the C H ¬ ¬ I care of children who usually get weary on a long journey These tourist cars are sleping cars supplied with all the accessories necessary to make the journey comfortable and pleasant and the berth rate each berth will accom modate two persons is only o 00 from Chicago to California Ask the nearest ticket agent for a tourist car folder or address Geo H Heafford General Pass and Ticket Agent Chicago HI ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ one to which Secretary Alger had giAen his indorsement The committee headed by Gen King of tne commis- ¬ sion and Gen Ruggles also a member of the commission and representing the army of the Potomac laid the plans before Secretary Root to give him a fuller idea of the feasability of the undertaking and to secure if pos ¬ sible his indorsement of the plan be ¬ fore the next congress The secretary oi war without binding himself to any positive action promised to do what he could to further the wishes ol the commission To Fight for Great Britain Manila Oct 27 An informal meet¬ Greatly reduced Railroad Tickets sold on November 29 and M limited to December 1 for return D agent for full Ask your nearest C H particulars regarding time of trains and rate- - i Oh yes he hates all women I won ¬ der what particular woman he began with Indianapolis Journal fiMS P J1 S yrvB 3fu tU Bv r W ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ing was held here Friday evening oi men proposing to proceed to South Africa to fight for the British More than a hundred Englishmen Australians and Americans decided to go They organized a party and believe they can secure 200 more men The volun- ¬ teers include ex soldiers frontiersmen Englishmen familiar with the Trans- ¬ vaal and commercial cerks ¬ Is vour face Your skin pimples covered with rough and blotchy Its your liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure constipation biliousness and dyspepsia 25c All druggists ook at vourself I brown or rich black j nj Want vour moustache or beard a beautiful Then uso ¬ Died From an Operation BUCKINGHAMS DYE rj IftilEfrs - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Capt Charles New York Oct H Lester U S A retired died Fri- ¬ day night as the result of an opera- ¬ He tion for cancer of the mouth fought in the civil war and had spent much of his time since then with the army in Dakota and Texas At the time of his retirement he was in the 8th artillery 2S in ibbi J READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SURSTITU1ES OR IMITATIONS ¬ Talmages Successor Washington Oct 28 A successor to Dr Talmage was elected Thursday night by the First Presbyterian PILES dTP ¬ Rev Donald C McLeod of church Meadville Pa was chosen He is 29 years of age and will receive a salary of 1800 Ex President Harrison Coming Home Southampton Oct 28 The Ameri- ¬ Bleeding and Itching Piles It absorbs tbe tumors allays the itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives insiant relief Prepared for Piles and Itching of the private Darts At druggists or by mail on receipt of price SO conts and Clow WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland OHIO No Permanently Cared use fltsornerv- day s Klines O outness after firsttrial bottle of Dr treatise and 3 Great Nerve Restorer free Dr R H KLINE Ltd51 ArchStPhila Pa ¬ Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind ill Its ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ can line steamer St Paul which sailed from this port Saturday for New York had among her passengers Benjamin Harrison and wife nt PATENTS Chicago Cleveland Branches DC Established Detroit 1964 Send for free booklet Mllo B Stevens ft Co Washington Our facilities r money IHC buy youell anything for you Cin Saving So¬ save Thompson References C i ncianaUO Bdg 3ia Pike ciety J ones i urn i Wi I -- bA Copyright 1898 NEW tGLAHS by S S McClure Co CHAPTER I TOM SCOTT TO THE RESCUE Heres Dyea and this is Skaguay The White pass starts off here and goes inaudible as he walked along not withtight plumb over the mountains like out a slight feeling of uneasiness as he Atlantic avenue was practically de-¬ serted when he reached it and the big flakes had covered the ground with a white mantle which made his footsteps ¬ ths thought of his little capital strapped And the speaker made a bold stroke about his waist under his clothes in a with a huge piece of chalk with which waterproof belt which had been his he was ornamenting the floor of the vil first purchase lage store in Merrivale where every As he approached a saloon from thing was dispensed from postage which came a confused murmur of stamps tp lace curtains voices and a sharp clinking of glasses Clm tered about his kneeling figure two men came out directly in front of were ji dozen men of all ages whose him and turned in the direction in ¬ ¬ 1 eyes were eagerly fallowing the rude map o Alaska which Hank Merritt was drawing for their benefit For stories of the wonderful wealth of thir- far oil Eldorado had penetrated even tMf remote place among the hills of New Hampshire and the Globe re- ¬ ports of the lucky strikes made by ven turesome argonauts had stirred the blood of erery man in the village until the riches of the Yukon valley had be come the vil engrossing topic among those who aet every evening m this public rendezvous to pass an hour or two after the ir cays toil was finished This is where you strike the lake he continued an then its bout all way near as war the rest i the so plenty theyI can dig make oat Geld is easy as we spade up worms ii out jest as to jto fishing with Gee whiz Id like to try it if it warnt so darned far off an didnt cost s- - much to git there The arrival of The mail interrupted his artistic efforts and when the handful of letters had been put away the postmaster was called upon to read aloud from the papers anything new regarding the favorite topic The steamer P Y YVcare had eight miners on board who brought cut a total of 460000 Others had 10000 to 30000 apiece at1 some refused to give their figures Vhe steamer Portland brought down 1000000 One mm got 216 from a pan of dirt and two miners cleaned up 6000 in a tingle days work As the reader paused one migh have heard a pin drop so intense was the silence for fully a minute Then a dozen voices broke out in exclamations of amazement and disbelief and in the turmoil nothing intelligible could br - ¬ ¬ ¬ which he was walking being only a few feet in advance Coming from the well lighted saloon as they did into the thick storm they failed to notice Tom and upon this fnet his whole ftiture de pended although he was far from sus pecting such an improbable thing at the time I tell you hes going on that bark to San Francisco said the taller of the two men easterly Hes bound for the Klondike and he must have a fat roll with him 1 heard him say he would buy his outfit out there We can lay for him on the dock when he is going on board Its a risky job replied the other nervously Oh whats the matter with you was the angry rejoinder Nothing but we take great risks 1 dont like it Theres no risk at all urged the All we have to do is just tap other on the head and go through him him The whole thing wont take a minute and Ave can be at Ihe West end before he knows what struck him Im going to have his stuff and if you want to go back on me Ill was indis The rest of the ce tinguishable The word Klondike had ¬ ¬ se--n- ¬ naturally attracted Toms attention and he had involuntarily strained to catch the mens conversation but he felt a sudden thrill of horror as he realized the full import of what he had just heard What could he do That the men were planning a robbery if not a murder was evident He could not warn the intended victim for he had no means of finding or knowing him and to lose sight of the men to find an officer was out of the question Then the athletic young fellow set his teeth and shrugged his broad shoulder s while under his gloves a pair of hard fists balled up involuntarily To some it might have occurred to paj- - no attention to the matter bu Tom Scott was of different caliber It was true that he had seen little of the great world but he was brave to a fault and nature had added a tall well knit frame to this gift He de termined to prevent the villains from accomplishing their purpose if it lay in his power and had no doubt of his ability to do so Fearful that the men might turn and see him he slackened his- pace and al lowed them to gain several yards on him keeping close to the buildings himself and hoping each moment to see an officer But none4 appeared and soon the two thugs turned into a dark narrow alley ¬ way which led to one of the wharves and were lost to view Tom was in a quandary To venture into the place was to invite attack from the villains and he decided to wait in a convenient doorway until the in tended victim came along or an oili cer should appear to whom he could tell his story A few yards to the right he found a sheltered recess in front of a block and took up his station keeping a sharp lookout in the direction of the saloon where he naturally supposed the man was enjoying himself A short dis-¬ tance away a street lamp shone dimly through the falling snow and threw a broad band of light on the sidewalk across which no one could pass without being seen by him It was a situation to try the stoutest nerves for Tom was unarmed and the man he was trying to save might be intoxicated while the two robbers would surely be provided with all the tools of their trade A dozen schemes flashed through his mind as he crouched in the shadow only to be discarded as useless The time dragged slowly enough but his resolution did ¬ There was one listener however who said nothing but after the res had calmed down a bit ce secured a copy of the paper and hastened to the farm where he was employed with a wild im ¬ pulse surging through his brain In his little room under the eaves he eagerly devoured the article he had heard at the store and in another column he found an interview with one of the pioneers of Dawson City giving full details as to the proper outfit and its cost It was midnight when the stalwart young farmer sought his couch and for the first time in his healthy life sleep refused to come to him for he had made tip his mind to leave the village where the greater part of his youth had been spent and seek his fortune in this dis tent land where a stout hear and strong hands seemed able to force Nature to relax hi r icy grip on her golden ¬ ¬ distinguished came a muffled cry followed by an I One was tall and the other short Ware oath and the sound of a struggle they the ones Upon receiving an affirmative reply Tom cast one quick look about him No one was in sight and the next in- ¬ he turned on his heels and dashed off stant he had pulled off his gloves and in pursuit of the evildoers who by this darted up the passageway at full speed time had made good their escape The darkness was intense for a short As the avenue was reached a herdic distance but after a few yards he happened along and Tom hailed it at emerged into a small open space in the his companions suggestion midst of which the three men were Take us to the police station on Bat- ¬ writhing and twisting in desperate tery street he said to the driver and struggles Tom was unable to distin in a few moments they stood before the guish one from another but as he official in a well lighted room telling reached the spot one man tore himself their story A physician was in attendfree and shouted ance upon a prisoner and he soon made Help Police Stand back or 111 a rapid examination of their wounds shoot A few strips of plaster will fix your The rest of his threat was drowned scalp all right said he to the elder by a heavy blow from a blackjack man and your arm is only numb from which knocked the weapon from his the blow Youll be all right hand Then turning to Tom he added ¬ Stop cried Tom springing to You have had a very narrow escape ward the assailant from death young man That knife He was too late for a second blow was meant for your heart As it is it stretched the stranger senseless and glanced on a rib and there is no damage bleedingon the snow and with an angry done It is only a slight flesh wound snarl the robber turned just as Toms which will give you no trouble what right fist shot out with tremendous ever force TO BE CONTINUED Down went the man like a stricken ox and Tom grappled with the other STORY OF A FRANC with a shout of triumph His blood was up and lifting his smaller opponent Pretty Incident Told of Baron Rotha bodily from the ground he shook him child of Paris Charity as a mastiff would a terrier Rewarded panted the helpless Hands off man fiercely Curse you what are One of the closest friends of Baron you trying to do Rothschild of Paris was Carolus Du He was not long in doubt for Tom ran the artist During the entire course hurled him against the side of a stone of a certain large dinner party the great building with such force that he fell in financier noted that the painter kept an inert heap and lay motionless looking at him with a most intent and Tom turned to see what had become peculiar expression After the coffee of the taller man but at that instant he and cigars the baron drew his friend felt a sharp pain in his side and a strong aside and said My dear fellow pray hand seized him by the throat and bent tell me why you have stared at me so him backwards while a hoarse voice peculiarly this evening hissed in his ear Ill tell you with pleasure an- ¬ your pains you med ¬ swered Duran I am painting a beggar Take that for dling fool for the salon and have looked all over With a desperate effort he twisted Paris for a suitable head to draw from himself free from his assailant spring Ive finally found it Yours is the ideal ing aside barely in time to escape anRothschild laughed heartly and other lunge of the murderous knife he promised to sit for his friend in suit- ¬ had just felt able attire on the following day Again the fellow lunged viciously at During the progress of the sitting a him but Tom caught his wrist and a yoiing artist one of Durans pupils desperate struggle ensued Although came into the room Naturally he had much the stronger man Torn found it not been in a position to meet people no easy task to avoid the blade and the of Baron Rothschilds importance and two swayed back and forth over the so did not know him but the beggars snow the man trying to free his hand miserable rags wan face and wistful for a decisive stroke and Tom bending expression appealed deeply to the all his efforts to prevent it Soon how- young mans sympathies Waiting unever his iron grip began to tell and he til his master was busy mixing colors felt his enemys muscles relax Tutting the pupil took a franc from his vest all his strength into a supreme effort pocket and held it out behind his back to the model who seized it with he wrenched the knife free exclaimfeigned avidity ing When the sitting was over Roths- ¬ Ive got you now 30U murderer and I dont leave you till 3 ou are behind the child made inquiries of Duran concerning the philanthropist and was in- ¬ bars But even in the moment of his victory formed that he was a student of great he felt a cold ring of steel pressed promise and attainments but among against his ear and these ominous the poorest of the inhabitants of the Latin quarter words sounded behind him Some six months after this occurrence Hold up your hands mister or youre a dead man Quick I say or Ill the young man received a note which ran about as follows shoot Dear Sir The franc that you gave It was a moment of fearful peril There was murder in the mans tones in charity to a beggar in the studio of and Tom felt it He released his grasp Mr Duran has been invested by us and slowly and the larger man pushed him we take pleasure in forwarding to you our check for 2000 francs the principal suddenly backward crying and increment of the same Yours etc Shoot him you Idiot Cie Harpers Round His action saved Toms life for the Rothschild Table other man pressed the trigger at the ¬ ¬ to-morr- SCHOOL AND CHURCH Buddhist priests are endeavoring to have their religion adopted as the state religion of Japan Seven Congregational churches are pledged to contribute 25000 each to the twentieth century fund of that de- ¬ nomination In the grammar schools in Chicago the sexes are about even in numbers but in the high schools the proportion is about three girls to one boy The Church Missionary society of the Established church of England had in 1880 ¬ The Aetna Life InsuranceCo Of Hartford Conn 45557272 15 97 3884576990 Liabilities Jan Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 policy holders since organization Paid 1 Assets Jan 97 1 99 69780801 The Aetna Life issues every desir sent out its one thousandth missionary It has just sent out its two able form of Life Term Endowment thousand and third European mission and Accident Insurance ar Horace Ash the new principal of the big Leesburg Ya school for colored children was until recently a waiter in u Plainfield N J restaurant He was born a slave and served one term as a member of the West Yirginia legisla¬ Resident Agent Paris Kt 1 HIGH grade ture The education department of the gov- ¬ ernment of Japan hutted several weeks ago regulations for schools of all kinds To these the minister of instruction has added a prohibition of all religious teaching and religious exercises both in and out of the regular class hours A complete Roman Catholic ritual and prayer book has bei issued in the Welsh language and it is said that Protestant and Nonconformist Wales Is very much stirred np by the well laid plans of the Roman Catholics for car rying forward a vigorous campaign and planting Romanism in the principality Wales has been made a separate see and a Welshman appointed bishop New York is the strongest Lutheran city in the world having 34 churches of that denomination with 15004 com municants and church property valued at 2000000 This church also controls an orphanage two homes for the aged three hospitals six immigrant missions and a deacmess home Preaching is done in eight different languages Ger man English Swedish Norwegian Danish Finnish Livonian ami Slavo nian ¬ ¬ POLAND CHINAS for SALE I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of same litter sired by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and out of a sow by the noted Chief Tecum seh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my fine yearling boar KENTUCKY U S 16623 My brood sows are all recorded in Central aad Ohio P C Records and are by such sires as at winner Claude Sweepstakes Cbief Tecumseh 2d Won more prizes and sired more prize winners than any hog that ever lived Vans Chief and other good ones Worlds Fair ¬ ¬ ¬ WOMEN IN EGYPT Their Condition la Being Improved Through the Edneation of the Girls Womans position in the Egyptian capital s materially benefited by the movemtnt looking toward the education of native girls Twenty years ago native ladies regarded education as the Learning of sufficient French or Italian to read novels or follow the plot of the opera The last few years has devel¬ oped a desire among the upper class women to have their daughters educat ed with as much care a boys are and an important adjunct to the household consequently is the F iropean gov ernesss most often English A sister of the khedive Princess Kbadija is an active agent in improving the educa tional status of poor girls Most women visitors Vj Cairo are curious to see the interior of a harem But this as Europeans understand it no longer exists in Egypt Every native house however has its harm division et apart for women as the salamlik is for men nothing more In this de partment reside the wife or wives and children of the master with the addi tion perhaps of his mother In this case her rule is probably absolute It is she who chooses instructresses for the children orders the affairs of the household and even prescribes the fab rics fashions and ornaments of the women who ars simply the wives of his excellency the pasha It is mother-in-law rule literallv The windows of the harem usually overlook a court yard or rear street and are screened with mushrabeah lattices penetrable only by the gaze of a person within To minister to the wants of the womens division a small army of serv ants shiny black slaves from Nubia and Berber and possibly a fair Circas sian or two imported from Constan Slavery of this tinople is essential sort is scarcely bondage It is the law of Egypt tha manumission can be had for the askin- with little circumlocution or delay These servitors are kindly treated alue their home and shrink from any movement toward le gal freedom Except to the master and sons of the house the harem is closed to all men but women friends come and go freely The tali black men guarding the entrance to the harem in these progressive days in Egypt possessing no suggestion of the houri scene of the stage are trained from childhood to keep unauthorized persons from intruding and have a high ¬ ly developed aversion to sight seers Frederic B Penfield in Centurv ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ find and I also have the good individu- ¬ als to correspond tome and look over my herd and get my prices before buy- ¬ ing elsewhere Correspondence solic- ¬ ited Visitors welcome Prices reasonable Terms cash ¬ Better breeding than this is hard to GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Bourbon County Ky ¬ ¬ JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable ¬ ¬ G W DAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Calls for Ambulance Attended to - ¬ vVirX i dStA Tl j - I I 1 j I -- 1 M - ¬ ¬ ¬ I T Tom Scotts life had been an uneventful one lie was the only son of a sea captain and until the death of his mother they lived on Cape Cod Then an uncle took him on his farm at Mer rivale and his father continued his rov ing life A few years ago however Obed Rider a native of Merrivale who had sailed with Toms father as mate returned to the village with a story which made a great sensation at the time It was to the effect that Capt Scott had deserted his ship at San Francisco and absconded with a large sum of money belonging to the owners Tom was a lad of IS at the time but would ever forget the fewscene when he hurled the lie at the tvrawny sailor and fought like a young tiger until overpowered by the brute strength of his fathers defamer whose nose was disfigured for life in the en- ¬ counter and who vowed vengeance for ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ eye-witness-es stores ¬ after marriage Take ycur mothers advice on the question of a husband provided she took her mothers Dont ask your brother about the perrf sonal habita of a suitor he cant tell A strcrg hand seized him by the throat you enough to matter without giving same instant the bullet passing a foot himself away and he wont do that Do not be cfcended when his sister in front of the young mans face and wonders what any woman of taste can flattening against the wall at his side Tom still retained the knife and with see in him to admire Just remember a quick slah he struck the hand which how much you know of your own broth¬ Learn to cook and sew and above all things to learn to look sweet and keep stili when you feel mad enough to take the roof off See and hear ail the plays operas and concerts you can during the engage ¬ ment bait weather is apt to interfere put down your foot on his cigar before marriage or make up your mind to keep quiet about it afterward EStheT be opposite enough in time Hints for Marrlagreahle Girls Do not choose an opposite You will Promptly Day Phone 137 Night lOO TREES TREES H He Blue Grass Nurseries Offer Everything For LAWN AND 1 ORCHARD OARDEI ¬ ¬ ¬ Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grapes Small Frnits Asparagus Shrubs and evorything kept in such an establishment We employ no agents Descriptive Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMKYER Lexingtou Ky 279 Phone Oct6 3m i ¬ held the revolver causing the owner to drop it with a yell of pain and dash off toward the street at fulL speed followed by his companion who had evidently no desire to face Tom alone As the men disappeared he turned to find the stranger he had rescued groan- ¬ ing with pain and trying to get on his feet Take mj arm and see if you cant Are you badly stand said Tom My right arm is helpless and my head goes round like a top was the ers shortcomings Chicago Tribune ¬ 42 WORTH OF PRESENTS i built The Church Bells in a Tree Rather more than 20 years ago the church in Therfield Herts was re- ¬ high-cheek-bon- ed altogether hurt This was four years ago but Tom jcott still felt the disgrace cast upon his name His uncle had now been dead over three years and Tom had saved the wages paid him by the farmer for whom he had worked since that time until he possessed about 400 which was deposited in the village sav ings bank This would buy him a miners outfit but how to reach the far northwest was the problem His sleep was troubled that night tmt with the morning came the de termination to start at once for Bos¬ ton and trust to fortune to join one of the numerous expeditions organizing -- his injury but Im coming round all faint reply right I guess I got a nasty clip from one of them cutthroats I came to just as ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ His announcement was received with Amazement but Tom Scott was a man nf prompt action there and that afternoon eaw him in Boston He had been in the city several times before and had no difficulty in finding a respectable hotel where the rate was within his means but by the time he had eaten his supper fl was growing dark and a thick snow it orin set in He determined however o lose no time in his search and made 1ii way to the water front where he toad no doubt he could obtain all the cerrfed in formation Suddenly a dark figure came staggering across the lighted space and Toms heart gave a bound Was his his man Would he have sense enough to understand his danger No the drunken sailor lurched heavily along and turned up a side street a short distance beyond the alleyway where the men were hidden Another and still another followed at intervals but none paused on their way and Tom beq an to wonder if his ears had not played him false He was be ginning to waver when a slight crunching noise at his left caused him to turn niiirfclv in time to see the form of a j man disappear in the alleyway having approached from the opposite direction while Tom was looking up the avenue What was to be done He stood for a moment with his heart beating tumultuously and every nerve tingling Then from the dark opening ¬ not falter ¬ ¬ v -- I tried to get up but everything swam round so I couldnt Youre a plucky chum Can you get up interrupted Tom hastily If you can Ill just find that pistol and well get away from this place If not IM leave you the weapon and go after help Im cut in the side but I dont know how bad it is A moments search discovered the weapon ud after assisting the in ¬ jured man to his feet they were mov ing slowly up the wharf when a bright ray of light suddenly penetrated the darkness and a tall policeman appeared before them throwing the searching beams of a dark lantern upon them he Whats going on down there I hear a shot just Didnt demanded a moment ajro V Tom was about to reply wnen nis companion exclaimed Two men knocked me down and would have robbed me but for this man here who pitched into them They both ran up this way passsed two men said tne f9cei ¬ that chap pulled his gun on you and building of the chancel for which the rector was responsible a sum of 275 was spent on the work There were not however sufficient funds to com- ¬ plete the rebuilding and the upper portion of the tower and the porch remain unfinished to the present time about 300l being required for com- ¬ pletion As there was no belfry in which to place the bells one was hung on the brand of a large walnut tree in the rectory close adjoining the churhcyard There it does its duty calling the people of Therfield to church and patiently waiting for the time when through the liberality of friends it may be removed to a belfry where it will join with five old com- ¬ panions now stored away in the church in a merry peal on their restoration to their proper home London Sketch ¬ ¬ including the re- ¬ for 50c worth of work We are giving away Watches Bicycles Sewing Machines Guns c c to introduce our paper PASTIME a high class illustrated family paper of from 16 to 321a ree pages ¬ The inquisitorial magisterial inquiries have elicited some humorous an swers An old sailer of 75 who re- ¬ minded the jaagistiate that he had helped to work the ship that took Sir George CI ray and Bishvp Selwyn to Eng ¬ land was asked had he ever been in prison Xot to my knowledge was the reply of the ancieut mariner The court smiled again when in answer to the Query whether he had ever deserted his wife the ancient mariner indig nantly retorted I never had no occaSome do it without any ocsion to 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WALTER CHAMP SWIFT CHAMP Editors and Owners Cyuthi ma Sitnivliy Ed Brown of Cynthiana gUrst of his mother 8atnrda Mrs Fannie Shropshire returned announces tht toliowing to ComutUt of appointments Fr pulnV peaking V In dit ia Nov I was the M W A Purm ll T E AshbrookJ -- Ihk Born Won Couutv D nioc etic Ht p 4J fi1 Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ ft Bro ADVERTISING RATE one dollar per inch for tirst inser insertion thereafter notice ten cents per line each insertion Locals in black type twenty eeuts per line eeii insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines wheu running at line rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candi- ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertisements ana yearly cards family Mrs H R Laird is viniiiog Dr Lund aud wife it Uouigowtery W Va Mrs Efctti Brown WM to Falmonh Saturday to ririt Mr John R Earl and br Williams mm tcut ivillc Wednesda i gusr ¬ tion hIt ra eseacfa Locals or reading Iiplays Will Clarke trom Saturday to yesterday of Mr Abe Mr R- - ese of Mason was the sitcr Miss Katie Eagan returned Saturday from Louisville accompanied by her Mfrfl Stnlla Speith Smedley of Hutchison G Suied wa rh xneftt of his brother ley Saturday and Snndav Aaron 1 DEMOCRATIC FOR TICKET REPRESENTATIVE JOHN T HINTON FOR JAILOR ALLEN M RISER FOR MAGISTRATE PARIS J W THOMAS PuECINCT Rnlph Miller in Cincinnati Mr T P Wadell and Miss Eugene Wadnll went to Mason Saturday to visit their sister Mrs Tom Pi at her L Giunan tne Photographer will be here again Friday and Saturday Call aud see him next rtoot to Beeding House of Harriir David Shanks and wife daughter son w re the unests of their Mrs Leslie Wheeler from Saturday till ¬ Mrs Joe OrlinM retnrnel Saturday trom a viit with her daughter Mi JR T O yesterday Mr FOR COUNCILMKN tives at Hutchison Miss Vera Wolfolk of Madirtonvilh now attending Hamilton College was the guest of her cousin Miss Mary Political News Smedley from Friday till yesterday Last Notice Those knowing them Hon Champ Clark of Missouri spoke to a large crowd Friday at Springfield selves indebted to me will please settle their account at once as I need my Gov Browns injured knee will money T D Judy probably prevent him from making any The Miilersburg Fit hing Club remore speeches in the present campaign turned Fridav from a ten dave trip on Congressman Bailey failed to speak Rockcastle River in Jackson county Friday at Georgetown and Senator and report fair luck and plenty of fun Blackhnrn went over from Frankfort on a special train to make a speech I have 2 new farm wagons that I will Gov Bradley will start from Ashland sell at cost Geo W Stuart directly N freight depot next Thursday morning on a special opposite L train for a speech making tour of two The Womens National Industiial and days duration through Eastern nd Central Kentucky He will be accom Patriotic League will raise money by panied by several other speakers The popular subset iption to give Admiral schedule calls for eighteen speeches from Schley a home in Washington the Governor ¬ First Ward Hnh Montgomery E Arihbrook James OBrien Second Ward DC Parrih W Hinton R Q Thomson Third Ward Win Remington Ben Howard went to Carlisle Fiiiay to visit his mother who was ha ly hurt by a runaway team Friday She is much better Mrs C B Smith aud fluoitntef returned Saturday from a visit with Mrs Louie Rogers on Cane Ride and rela-- ¬ ¬ Mr Jones my for mer representative resigned some time Novvinbr P L McLlsney Denis ho and Mr Riser whs appointed in bis m 1 J8t stead The present race iB to elect a D Webb Dm rtou Nov 2 2 P Jailer to rill the nuexptred term w icfa HntcbllJHoiJ Thui--la- y B Rogeis N C I feel is rihtfnllv due me I do nor in J 8 Smith wish the office nfter my four year trm Fisht r Thursday Nov 2 7 P if tinished and will not be a candidate liutoivil I believe that 1 deserve the m F L UeChsney S B Rogers J for it again election nn my representative Mr WiiliHiiis Dni Dnndnn J p m Riser to the uuexpiied term and will jHckst wn Fridav Nov 3 Huss ll Maun T E Moure Jr J J be gratetnl to mv friends for their sup port Very respectfully llliauis PMrs Rachael Ashbrook MiilHrsbnra Satnrdav ra Etnaaeil Mann J S oraith V M Rye The Hesi Northern White Pnrull Timothy and Clover Se d Ht Geo W Nov tturdaNinth MiM towu T E Asb N Stuarts directly opposite L 4 2 p m Jnduf U B Hill freight debot brook J MMcVcv N C F her Dknis Dunoon Chairman August Flower Bourbon Co Democratic Campaign Con It is a surprising fact siys Prof J E Thoiupnon owner uf tne Brack H ntou that in my travels in all parts en Cnoiiict has been indicted for ot the world for the lat ton years I lliadlug Kev H H Colt limii wLu has have met more people having used been opposing the election of Senatoi Greens Angust Flower thnn any other ob remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver and stomach and for constipation I find for tourists and salesmen or for persons filiiug office positions where headaches and general bad felinjra from irregular habits exist that Greens August Flower is a iiand remedy It does not it jnre the system by freqnent Eczema is mere than a skin disease use and is excellent for sonr stomachs Sample bottle f ree at and no skin remedies can cure it The and indigestion J A Wilton Sold by dealers in all doctors are unable to effect a cure and mineral mixtures are damaging civilized countries their ¬ J 1 of the Democratic voters oi Bourbon neein to be laboring undei a plight iuisapprehn iou regarding Mr Allen M Kiers rice in my interest of addressing them for the office ot Jailer I taketbis method FRANK Invite Inspec- ¬ CO Leade is lq style and FasqioD ¬ Nr 4h2 -- - Sd tion Mww ¬ of the Following Mew Hfcjknk 1 Eczema The Only Cure oct-27-l- y to the most powerful constitution The I T Hinton has a handsome line of whole trouble is in the blood and pictures pretty enough for anvbodfs Swifts Specific is the only remedy Just the thing for a wed ling which can reach such deep seated blood hotm present oct4tf diseases Eczema broke oaten my daughter and con Read in Geo W Stnurf adv bow to tinued to spread until her head was entirely covered She wm treated net a load of coal free by several good doctors but grew worse and the dreadful disease spread to her face She was taken to two celebrated health springs but re Enravrsic ja iiiwi ceived no benefit Man v -- HBKK2SsivvSWr patent medicines were taken but without re ¬ sult until we decided to try 8 S 8 and by the time the first bottle was finished her head be ¬ gan to heal A dozen bottles cured her com- ¬ pletely and left her skin perfectly smooth She Is now sixteen years old and has a magnificent growth of hair Not a sign of the dreadful disease hoc ever returned H T Shobk 2704 Lucas Ave St Louis Mo i Complete line of Winter Wraps Furs of every description Fur Co- ¬ llarettes Fur Scarfs Cloth Capes and Jackets Golf Capes Separate Skirts Silk Waists Wool Waists Tailor Suits ¬ WANTED Several bright aud honest persous to represent us as Managers in this and close by couuties Salary 900 n year and expenses Straight bona tide no more no less salaiy Position per manei t Our references any bank in any town It is mainly office work con ducted at home Reference Enclose self address d stamp d envelope The Dominion Company Dept 3 Chicago ¬ COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION No 111 93 ¬ Public Speaking Saturday The Hon James D Black is announced to speak in this city Saturday afternoon in the interest of Senator Goebel and the balance of the ticket Hon J P McCarthy of Flemings burg will speak at the court house Mon day afternoon court day in the interest of the Republican ticket ¬ Hidden Beauty the lower part of the face With a veil In America the beauty of many of our women is hidden because of the weakness and sickness pecu liar to the sex If the Egypt¬ Millions of dollars is the value placed by Mrs Mary Bird Harrisburg Pa on the life of her child whh h she saved from croup by tbe use of One Minute It enres colds Dont expect local applications of Cough Cure and lung all coughs V T and thioat troubles soaps and salves to cure Eczema They reach only the surface while the di- ¬ Brooks Trouble to Show Goods r Li Egypt the custom is for Princesses Specific to hide their beauty by covering sease comes from within Swifts SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment Miss Emma Kincaid of near Owings ville laughed so heartily fast week that she burst a blood vessel in her brain At Louisa Ky David Metz commit- ¬ ted sniciie bv drowHinj himself in the Big Sandy river because a girl refused ¬ ian custom pre vailed in this country many sufferers would be glad t cover then is the only cure and will reach the most obstinate case It is far ahead of all similar remedies because it cures eases which are beyond their reach S S S is purely vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no pot- ¬ ash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia SSSBlood Auctioneer Forsyths Engage ¬ ments HAMILTO MYTM Direct Line From RY CINCINNATI To Frank 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY TOLEDO AND DETROIT Four through trains Line to a dav STREET Best to marry bira Newt and Ed Hambriok of George town caught a Beventy five pound cat fish from the Ohio river last week The Daughters of the Confederacy and camps of Confederate veterans are raising money in aid of the widow of Stonewall Jackson who is said to be in peor health and almost blind The football world wis treated to a great enrprise Saturday in theplayiue of the big Eastern teams Cornell defeated Princeton 5 to 0 Columbia beat Yale by the same score and Chicago and Penn sylvania played a tie game the score being 5 to 5 Harvard defeated the Carlisle Iudians by a score of 22 to 10 Cin- ¬ cinnati beat Centre College 26 to 0 Gen Fitzhngb Lee says the condition of the Cnban people ie steadily improv ing that life and property are secure the people are tractable and quiet and the industrial situation is growing better In court at Chicago Saturday Lena Lutz admitted that she spanked her husband every day before breakfast and supper She said that he deserved it and that it was good for his health and improved his appetite The neighbors complained of having windows broken with bricks and other missiles thrown bv her The husband was promised police protection ¬ ¬ wrinkles theit Oct 8- 1- Bishop HiUer Bro sunkencheeks horses mules cattle fcbeep hos farm their unnealthy implements etc Nov 9 Mrs Sllie S Adair farm complexion from the eye of the stock crop and forming implements world with the veil of the Orient premature INDIANAPOLIS aud CHICAGO I I Bradfields Female Regulator brings out a womans true beauty It makes her strong and well in those organs upon which her whole general health depends It corrects all men strual disorders It stops the drains of Leucorrhcea It restores the womb to its proper place It removes the causes of headache backache and It takes the poor denervousness fading weak haggard bilitated on her feet woman and puts her again making her face beautiful by making her body well ¬ See those beautifnl Ihuips in amber T Hintot s red and bine tints at Tbey make most acceptable wedding presents ocMtf 1 M adv for guee ing contest particulars about the Read Geo W Btnarta F nr elegaut throngh trains a day with Parlor Dining ard Sle p ing cars Ask for tickets via this line D G EDWARDS Pasaeugei Traffic Manager I Cincinnati O ¬ guessing contest can get tickets whenever they purchase coal and can file their guess at bis office any time before fonr oclock on election day or can mail them at any pstofrice in the county before ¬ Persons who enttir G W Stuarts ufflHHBEHSiaBaBKS iiXl WHOOPING that hour ¬ Free of Charge COUGH Any adult suffering from a cold settled on tbe breast bro cnitis tbioat or lung troubleb of any nature who will call at A WilsunV will be presented with a sample bottle of Boschees German Drujrrfsta sell It for 1 a botti Syrup free of change Only one bottle Send for otr free illustrated book for women uiven to one person and none to chil The Bradtleld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga dreu without order from parents No throat or lunfc remedy ever had Rockers are popular wedding gifts such a sale as BoseheeV German Syrup and are acceptable presents at any time in all pnrts of tbe civilised world J T Hinton has a fine line of them Twenty years ago millions of bottles Look at the rockers and price them were given away and your drnggist will tf tell von its success was marvelous It is Lang Remreally the only Throat When our boys were almost dead edy generally endorsedand physicians by from whooping cough our doctor gave One 75 cenr bottle will cure or prove its Me Joseph Stockford Hodgdon One Minute Cough Cure Tbey recov value Sold by dealers in all civilized healed a sore ruuning for seventeen years ered rapidly writes P B Belles Ar and cured his piles of long standing by gyle Pa It cures coughs colds grippe countries using DeWitte Witch Hazel Salve It and all throat and lung troubles W cures all skin diseases W T Brooks T Brooks ¬ 1 ¬ -- COMFORTS DrBuHs Cough Syrup Cures Whooping Cough quickly n hi 111 1 One of the most distressing sights is to see a child almost choking with the dreadful whooping cough Give the child Dr Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest pulmonary remedy ana re-¬ lief will come at once the coughing spells will re occur less frequently and in a few days the sufferer will be entirely cured No other remedy can boast of so many cures 1 11 11111111111 it 11 in 1 1 hi 1 111111111111 ¬ oct-27-l- y are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Doses JUDGE US JUST WHNTED Every Housekeeper to Try RECEIVED I am showing the Largest and Cheapest Line of Bed Comforts in Paris Dont buy until you see them 1 c NEW PRUNES Judge us by what we are doing Judge us by the NEW DATES continued crowd of buyers Judge us by the kind of NEW 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 PEACHES you how much they paid Thats al we ask You get the best truly the best when you buy of us Youll find Fresb Baltimore our clothing just right every way ways you hadnt thought of before Remember you an always get your money back if you are not s tisfied Your Money Back On Demand 11 11 1 11 1111 111 1 11111111 n 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 111111 1 111111 Uanu Hasty Jslljcos The new Jelly Powder is There nothing now on the market like COMFORTS j OYSTERS and Kalamazoo i CELERY Received Daily JS Fee Son I can furnish you at any time Undertaking in all its branches It is made to exeel all others and Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mantel work is warranted to produee a ed to Carriages for hire Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Six Flavors HASTY JELLYCON ha pt Wi 8ne- PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES Kaspherry Cherry Calfsfoot Orange Lemon and TILINGS always on hJid Strawherry Wild NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 3 L 8aloshiii Co J T HINC0N UV MaMaBllllll y An Elk Lodge with thirty one charter members will be organized at George COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Nineteenth Year Established 1881 town in about two Wreks It contains THE NEWS MAN some of Georgetowns brst young men lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as lodge will have an impor The Paris sexjnd class mail matter tant meeting to night at half past Note Hastily Jotted On The Street At seven sharp There will be initation The Depot In The Hocel Lobbies And work and a vote on a new constitution TELEPHONE NO 124 Klsewhere will be taken Afterwards a social will beheld Several members from Rich Mrs B M Renick is visiting relaSUBSCRIPTION PRICES mond and elsewhere will be pretent tives in Tennessee Payable in Advance Miss Clay Thomas is at home from One year 2 00 Six mouths 100 a visit to friends in Cynthi- - ua Freak Election Bets Klrh u nc s11 m Miss Nannie Clay left yesterday for unrcsi money uraera jccc payable to the order of Champ Bro W R Brown a Democratic politician a visit to relatives in Covington has agreed to spend a day in sawing Mrs R L Boidrick left yesterday wo jd for Sam Holmes a Republican for a visit to relatives at Springfield if Taylor is elected Holmes will put Mr J nne citizen of in a day at Browns woodpile if Goebel Owen county Gayle a leading Saturday was in the city wins 3otb men live in Mt Olivet Mr U E Davis of Winchester was Two Louisville cranks have made a the guest of Mr Charles D Winn Sunfreak bet If Goebel is elected the Republican is to have the winners name day re- ¬ tattoed in bhieink on the Republican Mis Sidney Clay left last week for forehead The conditions are to be re- fa months visit with relatives in New ¬ versed if Taylor wine York Mrs Mary Megibben was the guest of Mr- - W E Pinnell near Winchester Internal Revenue Assignments last week Mr Li Joseph the export cattle Internal revenue assignments for Bourbon county distileriesfor November buyer left yesterday for a business trip are Storekeepers J P Hutchcraft to New York W A Johnson G G White Co M G Mr Sidney Cjay who has been ONeill Speed Owen Lewis Gaffin quite ill at his home in Lexington is reParis Distilling Co Thompson Ware ported better E H Taylor Sons Fraukfort Henry Mrs Sallie Bahford arrivd home B Clay J E Pepper Co Fraukfort yesterday from a vicit to relatives in Gaugers D O Berryman 4 G White Woodford county Co and Paris Distilling Co StorekeeMr Earl Ferguson and bride were pers-gangers M Burbridge J registered Friday at The Raliegh in Peacock Distilling Co J M Russell Washington D C Bourbon Distilling Co Mrs Belle Hilton Giltner of Hutch ison neighborhood is visiting Mrs Win Coming To See Faust Smith in Louisville com- ¬ J L LaRue of Cincinnati was in Manager ad- ¬ that a party Borland informs The News the city Saturday and Sunday visiting of thirty or more will come np to night from Cynthianato see Mor relatives and friends Miss Kate Alexander is athomefroir risons production at the opera house The party will return borne on a special a short visit to her sister Mrs Hughes Brouston in Lexington train after the performance A party of twentv or more persons Mrs Jas Headley of Lexington Insurance policies bought for cash by from North Middltown have already W T Withers of Florida aud oetlTtf F S Stout bought seats for Faust and will come have Kit returned home after a visit to Mrs in for the performance to night To morrow will be All Saints Day T E Ashbrook The advance sale is good and the per Mrs Frances Cummins and Miss Dr Chas Dangherty and Jas Dangh formance will attract a fine audience Ruby Cantrill of near Jacksonville erty were initiated into the Odd to visit Rev have goue to Paris Mo Fellows lOvlge last night and Mrs Rassell Briney Notes of The Bowlers Mrs George Gregg of Crawfords A large line of pedestals can be Double centuries are getting to be al ville Ind who has been visiting her found at J T Hintons at reasonable most every day occurrences now at the narents Dr and Mrs John Jameson oct4tf prices Take a look at them Pastime Alley Why not organize two returned Saturdav to her home or three teams and have some match j The Sayre Bank which assigned in games air vr auuey r icruiitu uaiuo uuwu i Saturday evening from Lexington to be Lexington Friday will pay dollar for A bowling league with six teams has O Hintons house dollar been organized at Lexington W B a member of Mrs W morning party until yesterday Hutchison formerly of this city is capMiss Lnla Bryan of Houston Texa Salt Three kinds Hartford City tain of one of the teams He recently Kanawha and Michigan Table Salt won a diamond pin in a bowling contest who has been the guest of Miss Sadir Geo W Stuart directly opposite L Hart left Saturday morning for a visit in that city V freight depot A Lexington team will go to Cynthi in Nicholasville befoie returning home Mrs W W Mitchell and Mrs J ana after the election to play a serie3 of To nioht will be All Halloween games Frank Clay leave this afternoon for Hot and mischievous spirits ma be abroad Ladies day is getting to be very popu Springs Ark to take the baths at that in Paris Better gnard your gate and lar at the local alley famous resort for the benefit of their ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TIE SODRBQH HEWS Elk Lodge News PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS Announcements And Sol emuisations Of The Marriage Vows Mr Robert L Parks aud Miss Bessie Armstrong both of this city w II i e married this afternoon in Newport at four oclock Over at Napokeon Ohio the other day a manot eighty and a woman of seventy two were married after an engagement ot sixty years Kugageiuents TTJCIKZEFtS NOW SALE ON IIIMBnMHMHIBlMHHaDQIMniHBUHHBMHIIaBuaK I Newbnrg N YN girl remaiued faithful while her sweetheart served a nine years term in prison and married A WOOL BLANKETS COTTONBLANKETS BED COMFORTS LADIES I u all CiT TAXES A Penalty of ten per cent will attach upon all City Tax Bills maining unpaid Wednesday November 1st 1899 R K McOARNEY him on his release Mr W H Zimmerman in the emCo of this city ploy of W A Hill and Miss Nora Fagan of Van Wert O were married tsterday morning at the Oxford Hotel iu Ciuciuuati ¬ READYTOWEAR SKIRTS the new materials Camels Hair etc including Blanket Plaids Serges ¬ ¬ ¬ GRAND OPERA HOUSE CLOAKS AND FURS Just received a new line of Jacket garments Neck Boas All up-to-da- Fur Collarettes nnt te Announcement Extraordinary DRESS GOODS Give ils at Collector TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now In my hands ior collection and all not paid by November 30th 1899 will have six per oent added and be pelled to pay for vertising ¬ FRIDAY NOV 3D SMYTH AMD RICES famous Comedians In the Great Iig Comedy Hit My Friend From India over r ii ii Camels Hair Suitinirs Homcsimns I Miiuiies etc call We can please you in price and quality ¬ Q TUCKER ¬ Presented exactly as given fori New Fall Goods just received and our disnlav exceeds a 2flfc ItAffVkl lliailxlu- in XTmr v i ty former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a York at lloyts and tlie Bijou few special items at special figures Theatres A clean wholesome comedv with a laugh in every line N Y Herald Seats on sale at Borlands Wednesday morning at 930 Black Crepou 48 inches wide regular Extra tine quality Flannelettes in new 1 per yd 2 kind 1 Oc patterns Outing Flannels in large variety reg- ¬ Handsome Plaids for Skirts from per yd ular 10c kind for lOc k Large Line of Plain and Faney Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purposes Gootls 15c kind lor per yd IOC- See the extra wide and fine Table Best Quality Percales and Panangs 12c kind for 8 3c Linen at 50c oojss iDOJsrs tol lic l ¬ G WBOWENSBC ¬ FAUST ONE NIGHT ONLY GRAND OPERA HOUSE Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Tuesday October 31st Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur ¬ I Lewis Morrisons ¬ Eff tiS FAUST Rler Than Ever the Notwithstanding Superb Scenic Production of chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase If you cannot lead this small print at a distance o14 inches youT eyesight is lailmj aim siioulu nave immediate attention T V jderful Mechanical and Electrical ¬ all your portable property that may be exposed -- - - Dr John Sweeneys buggy mare indulged in a kicking spell yesterday morning ner Clays Crow Roads and almost hicked the Doctors wagon to pieces She kicked Dr Sweeneys hat off and a second after he jumped out of the wagon the mare let fly a kick which would have struck him full in the breast ¬ Miss Esther Margolen will receive saholars on the violia at her home on Henderson street during the fall and wiater Her terms are reasonable and satisf action is guaranteed At home vry day excepting Thursdays and Fridays Mrp Newton Mitchell who went over to Woodford county last week for a visit to her parents has been very ill as the resnlt of an accident While run ning acioss the yard she was struck by a taut wire and thrown backward about ten fe t She was unconscious for awhile but is now better and not con- ¬ sidered Reriously ill Mr Mitchell went over Saturday to see her ¬ Fall Dancing Class will organize her dancing class for children at Odd Fall Fellows Hall Saturday afternoon at three oclock and will teach two afternoons during each week Pupils will please meet her at the hall or call at her home for terms Miss Maud Stout ¬ Supplemental Registration Yesterday was the first of the supplemental registration days set apart for the benefit of city voters who were absent from the citv or were prevented by sickness from reistering on the regular Thirty six voters t wen y f our day Democrats and twelve Republicans went before County Clerk Paton yesterday and had their names placed on the To day aud toregistration books also supplemental registramorrow are tion days ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ dollars and costs yesterday in Judge Werlbs court for using profane lan guage on the streets hos Carter a colored citizen of Ruckervllle was fined one hundred dollars and costs Saturday bv Jude Pnr n 11 for wife beating This was Carters ¬ ¬ The Price of Profanity Will Ellis colored was fiued ten third offense Nathan Wells was fined ten dollars for inflicting physical punishment upon his wife Sam Johnson colored was arraigned for shooting Sallie Kemper Friday night and his examining trial was set for Friday A Nervy Colored Girl Ada Colston the colored girl who was arrested ast week by Constable Joe Williams ou the charge of grand larceny was held over Friday by Judge Purnell in 00 bond for trial by Circuit Court Being under suspicion by Constable Williams she was hired as a cook by that official and when she came to work on the second day she had on a jacket stolen from Miss Maggie Davis a dress skirt stolen from Mrs Carl Crawford a hat taken from Miss Maud Stout and a pair of shoes belonging to Mrs Joe Williams wife of the arresting officer Soe mIso had at her home a fine um brella stolen from the home of Officer George M Hill ¬ Miss Agnes Wymond who came morning at 9 oclock to over last week from Aurora Ind Prof Ire Hicks forecasts the weather visii Miss Mabel Knssell and attend the for November as follows Rain from Barnes Russell wedding returned home 1st to 3rd followed by cJd wave and Saturday snow to about the 9u Warmer 7th to OF 8th autumnal storms aud galea with rivedMr Rudolph Davis and bride arevening home rain and sleet about 11th to 14 A Nov Louisville andSaturday located atfrom are now the ember blizzard of sleet and snows is home of Mrs Mary Davis where they probable about 17tb to 19 h with slight earthquake shock in some locations A will be at home to their friends Dr Chas G Dangherty who ha cold wave may be expected from 20th to 23rd Warmer and stormy from 23rd been spending a few weeks at home to Our on to 27th Lightning and thdnder about recuperate fiom an illness of typhoid expiredlease as mothers farm having and she has decided to sell 26th followed by cold Meteoric fever leaves to day for New York City the farm we will sell on showers are due on 27th Month ends to assume his duties as interne at Belle warmer vue Hospital followed by the best Tuesday October 31st 1899 wishes of a legion of friends A bulletin yesterday afternoon stated the following stock and crop that the Boers were shelling Ladvsmith Rev G E Morrison a preacher was 18 head of horses The British guns replied soon silencing hnug Friday at Mt Vernon Texas 12 high bred cows all fresh and good the Boer fire Another bulletin stated for poisoning his wife so hs could marry ones that the British had surrendered a 100000 widow i oo extra Shropshiredowu ewes 30 nice yearling heifers I ask no more for the celebrated Hon Joel Baker of Covington who 30 long yearling cattle Mountaiu Ash Jellico than you will 30 yearling cattle haa been making speeches against Sena have to pay for other Jellico coal Geo 12 Duroc Jersey sows tor Goebel was cowardly assaulted bv W Stuart directly opposite L N 8 Poland China sows three Covington toughsSunday afternoon freight depot tf 7 Poland China boar shoats good ones wbile standing in front of the Gibson Best Poland China boar iu the county House iu Ciuciuuati Mr Baker was Rev George O Barnes is holding a 1500 shocks of corn holding his umbrella in his hands be meeting in Danville 20 tons baled hay hind him wbeu one of the men teized 20 tons baled straw John Alexauder Dowie an alleged bis hands and two meu struck him Farming tools of all kinds Divine Healer was chased out of heavy blows in the face dazing him and Terms made known on day of sale kuockingoff his glasses Friends inter Hammond Ind by a mob of citizens Sale begin promptly at 10 a m tered and stopped the assault The BISHOP HIBLER BRO Stephen Lawrence a Yale freshman ruffians escaped arrest The assault was Four miles Est of Paris on Jacks and Mife s May Carroll a New Haven the result of political enmity town pike girl were sentenced to fifteen days in A T Forsyth Auctioneer noct jail for exchanging kisses on the street hTOCK AND TURF NEWS in New Haven Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes 1IIRTHS J Richmond has bought Announcements of the Visit of the Stork sixty W Bales ofpound OP cattle from M three 1350 to Paris aud Vicinity C Oovington at 512 FARM Near this city Friday to the wife of STOCK Joseph about 15000 Jacob Spears formerly Miss Drusie pounds ofStewart has sold Joe booth at new tobacco to Bedford a daughter second born nine and one half cents This is said to Having decided to quit farming I will be one of the best crops in Bourbon OBITUARY offer at public sale at 10 a m on Thirty six shorthorn cattle were sold Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit- - at public sale last week at Winiuosttr at THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9TH izens an averag0 of 72 Three bred Jbran at my farm half way between Paris The wife of the Hon Marcus A cis Hall i tl i countyi 55 and Cyuthiana on the Townsend pike all of my stock crop etc consisting of Smith formerly of Bonrbn county but 50 and 75 8 Shorthorn cattle registered now of Arizona died at Tucson on the Fourteen cars of the Alexwlar cattle 4 cows 1 yearling heifer 16th inst She bad been in bad health wera shipped East Saturday 7c the L I bull for some time Sr N Ten cars belonging to L M B 1 heifer Doctor James Manning of this Bedford J B Kenuedy and Harry Holt 1 heifer calf 3 grade cows city aged about seventy five died yes were shipped to Chicago to be sold 2 yearling grade heifers terday morning in the asylum at Lexing1 steer calf 1 work horse In Cincinnati last week T O ton His remains will be brought to sold thirteen hhds of tobacco at Booth 2 work mules 8 fat hogs 1775 thn city for burial to day 2 stands of bees 1 carnage to 1275 A C Ball sold eleven at 1 spring wagon 1 two horse wagon 1575 to 10 ana Perry Jefferson sold Jack Desha of Cyuthiana died last 1 corn planter 1 wheat diill ten hhds at 1475 to 1175 Thursday at Frankfort where he bad a Wallet hay rake 1 mower position as lumber inspector at the Sharp of Sbarpsburg sold titty four at 1 breaking plow to 10 State prison The deceased was a 1625 1 cultivator tongneless brother of Mrs Anne Lucas of this The entries to the Kentnckv Derby for 1 double shovel plow city li00 have closed Among the 145 en2 harrows 1 wheat fan The funeral of Mrs Mary C Duncan tries are Talbott Bros colt The Com1 corn sheller EF who departed this life on last Thursday mander by The Commoner 1 Bemis transplanter morning was held Saturday afternoon Siinms colt by imp Deceiver and black 1 gtindstone 1 cider mill Woodford at two oclock at the residence of Mrs colt by imp Albert and by 300 shocks corn The Com- ¬ tfnekners chestnut colt Kate Chambers ou Duncan avenue moner These colts are 400 bushels wheat also entered in The services were conducted by Eld J 3 stacks clover hav T Sharrard and the remains were con the Clark stakes Lot of garden Fifty eight blooded cattle were sold kitchen furnituretools aud household and signed to their last earthly resting place in the Pans cemetery The deceased Friday in Kansas City at an average of Terms Sums under 20 cash larger was a zealous member of the Christian 322 During the week 300 were sold sums four months without interest ne Church having held membership in the bringing 100000 Th highest price gotiable note Paris Church longer than any living Friday was 1200 which Marshall At the same time I will offer my farm lady member She was a faithful Field of Chicago gave for Viola a cow lying on the Bourbon and Harrison line worker as long as her health would per- owned by Clem Graves of Bunker Hill and containing alont 175 acres large mit aud was beloved as a noble Chris Ind Frank Rockefeller of Cleveland tobacco barn stuck barn and all other tian woman and as a neighbor and and KP Armor Kansas Citv were the necessary outbuildings plenty of never friend The pall bearers at her funeral active bidders Crocus a cow owned failing water Hutchison was sold to were George R Bell James D bv Steward Terms One Vannatta Son of Fowler Ind for equal payments tlird cash balance in BF Chambers William Taylor in one and two years Williams George Stuart Duncan Tay- 430 Jewell Hesiod a cow owned bv N with 6 per cent interest lor Louis Taylor Thomas H Clay W Leonard was sold to F A Nave of oqt lOtd MR8 SALLIE S ADAIR Attica Ind for 530 Robert Goggin fA T Forsyth Auctioneer I I Hicks November Weather health Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greates lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses with the unusual cost of durahility unitedtilted bv Drutmost Howens system 13 JI they always give satisfaction for tl arescientiflcalv ¬ staging this wonderful spectacular pro- are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to tit thenj duction the 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BRO Proprietors HINTON JR James Maiu ohlce at Parker Iff f w Ave flor v -- A a A i - AS V- A J X Wv vXul i tty THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year -- Established 188L PubUliccTevcrv Tuesday aDd Friday bv walterchampi Edtor3 and Owners SWIFT cHAMP ft The Flower of the Air By Katharine Tynan 4j I had been little goat herds to getherona Sicilian hillside Guisep pe and Maddalena There where the magic of Theocritus yet lingers the brown children are as beautiful as Graces among the olive groves and vineyards Maddalena dancing with her ragged skirt held high and her brown bare feet twinkling in the grass where the cicala sings might have made a living part of an idyll It was always Maddalena who danced and Beppo wlio sat on the scorched hillside piping her music his brown eyes mysterious with dreams They were both orphans and perhaps the loneliness was a link to draw them closer together For such there was the stjek if the goats strayed or they forgot to be home by sundown Mad dalena had her own share of beatings yt i she would have borne Miem doubly trebly if Beppo could only have gone free for Beppo was fragile and gentle and the slick that only enraged her and made her obstinate had on the ¬ ¬ contrary made Beppo ill for days Yet if Maddalena had not kept her Wits about her they would have been in trouble much of tener than they were It was Beppo who would forget on the warm hillside the sickness of his last beating and the chill of his empty Ktonae niakintr tunes for Maddalena to dance to while the goats invaded the vineyards or the dews and night found them yet far afield It v as good while the summer lasted and he children could forget the beatings in the comfort of the sun on the ir half clad bodies But harder when it was winter sharp and bright and tl re weie more children real children oi the house than the house could hold and Beppos starvation and nakedness told upon him so that he coughed and w hollow eyed while Maddalena only exhilarated by the clear air and the unwinking sunlight She was very much stronger than the boy and their positions were quite re versed she bearing the heavy burdens and taking the rough roads he accept ing this stale of things as though he were the girl and sue the boy No one but Maddalena knew as the boy him self did the aches and the weariness that made him lean on his friend as a sick child on the bosom of its mother But there was neither sickness nor chill in the air the day Antonio came ¬ ¬ Maddalent nodded energetically A smile broke over the strangers expressive face Come away my children he said and let the goats wander home un guided at evening Come we have room for both in the great caravan below there We go to Palermo where the signorina shall dance in the square and the signor shall pipe to her He spread his hands out above their heads Come little ons he said my good wife shall feed and clothe you If Papa Antonio is ever harsh or cruel with you may the little one he gave to Heaven forget him He took a hand of each and the children fascinated went away with him Antonio led his two goat herds to where by the door of the biggest caravan a buxom kind faced woman with long earrings cooked something savory over a little stove See my beloved what I have brought thee he said These are two little orphans rescued from hunger and the whip to be thine own instead of the angel we have lost They have no mother she asked already opening her arms Nor father my beautiful They are the little children of the good God and now they are ours A little later the white oxen were once more put in the yoke The whips cracked the great- caravan lumbered heavily and Beppo and Maddalena sat snugly within Antonios wheeled house lest any should see and recognize them and held eaeli others hands and looked in each others eyes full of delight and wonder at their adventure and tearing nothing so long as they were together Antonio was as good as his word No father and mother could have been more tender to the little waifs than he and Teresita There was no hue and cry upon their track Who cared for them poor little human crickets when the goats came home alone at evening At first the stick stood ready to the stout peasant hands to punish them when they should come But presently it was realized that they would not come and none grieved since Beppo was a weakling and Maddalena passionate aud obsti¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ his hat ed gravel Martyrum he an what k DIVIDING THE SPOILS Lawyer Cleared III Client and His Fee Came Oat of the stolen Money Well yes We come across some Why Hilton said the other N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law eyes You are sentimental Hilton No it is only that you are dull Dal vell One day she will be less strong than usual or she will be distracted words in such a place I say it every time I see her said the other JLook man and you will say it too Dont you see the martyr in her Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway mm EAST osBET V TIME TABLE BOUND strange cases of mistaken identity at times said a lawyer the other day and we are occasionally called upon to defend persons accuse J of a crime to which the most unbreakable chain of circumstantial evidence seems to bind them For instance I was once called upon to defend a man against a charge oi breaking into a bank and stealing 20 0C0 in cash The evidence seemed to be of the most conclusive nature He had not actualby been caught red hand ed but he was recognized by more than a dozen persons as having been seen prowling around the vicinity just be fore the robberv Immediately after ward he was seen by as many more hur lying from the spot 0f motive there was abundant evi dence for the poor fellow was penni less at the time although previously ho had been a high roller and had ac cumulated 10C00 worth of debts th payment of which the honor of hi family imperatively demanded 1 hesitated to take the case at first it seemed so black against him Again his family although eaten up with th most extraordinary pride was as pool is he and we lawyers are not in the business for our health it puzzled me to understand how my fee would be forthcoming However after a short consultation with the ac ensed I agreed to do my best for hin and for the honor of his family Phone up stairs t door West of Bourbon News 58 Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lt LoulaTtlle the least little wrench during her somersault and she will break her back I have come here day after day to see it She knows that it will happen in all probability She is prepared for death every time she steps on that stage is a race between her and death ¬ Will Kenney Physician Phone ISO E D At New York ar PhtladelphialOlTam 705pm 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Ar Mt Sterling At Washington Lt Winchester 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 630am 530pm 1158am fc23pmfcloam 680pm 1225pm 950pm fcoOam 706pm 65 jam 340pm 830am 600pm t Surgeon Oct Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville Ar Winchester Ar Lexlnjrtou 730am 450pm tdtam 2x9pm 800am 520pm 735am 8e45pw 10311am llam 630ptn 720pm 15pm It I hope you are not right Hilton If you are the legislature should put down such performances It will eventually when some great awakening comes to our country peo- ¬ ple Just look at their face Those women there have the very expression of t lie Ilonian dames when they turned up the thumb What do you suppose brings them except the chance of see ¬ ing yonder little human flower smashed to pieces T And you Hiiton I come for the same purpose but for another reason Do you see the handsome fellow in the wings who gloats over the signoras beauty Office Fouith and Pleasant Office Hours Oauc tf 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p na 4100am Trains marked thns f run daily ex 3ept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington nd New York without change Insure your property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Hom Insurance Go a safe and reliable com pany Cu W MiUJCJt For rates Sleeping Car weseraticna 09 any information call on Agent L A N B R xGeoboe W Barney Paria Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington F B Care Agent Paris Kf SMITH ft ARNSPARGER Frankfort Cincinnati fty NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE IXSIRAKE ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME ARD IN EFFECT DE EMBER OTH 188 EAST BOUND A lover Yes and a husband It is for his sake the child runs a race with death every day It is for his sake 1 am here AT LOW KATES 0 BROADWAY PARIS KT Slma99 x tl b Tell me more The man is dying on his feet Any great shock would kill him but on the other hand B life of well being might aa ii -- a a3B hs l a 8k prolong his indefinitely This is the signoras first lucrative engagement Every time she performs brings her one step nearer to safety for them both She has promised me that she will take him back to Sicily after her time here terminates There are a couple of old people there who depend on her also How much you know about her Hil ¬ ton She called me in to see him He has been spitting blood Doe- he know her danger lie sees the performance is danger ¬ ous but he is used to it and he has un ¬ - I was eminently successful I prove beyond a doubt that it was a clear c ass of mistaken identity on the part of th two dozen witnesses who swore the had se my client at or about the time and place of the robbery The prose cutions chain of circumstantial evi dence I smashed with the sledge ham mer of a cast iron alibi And you did all that without com pensation for the honor of that gooa old family ejaculated the lawyer 1 DeeUK The Leading Specialists cf America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cored Pses Mixed 7 Ouhuq 3 4upm 1 00pm Lre Frankfort a 7 11am 3 52pm 1 20pm Lve Flkborn 7 18am 4 00pm 135pm LveSwitror LTe stamping Ornd 7 2am 4 10pm 156pm LveDJvallH 784am 416pm Lve Ion ceo n 739am 422pm Lve Georretown 7 4oam 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve C B Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 09pm 8 17am 4 4Snm Lve Newtown 8 25am 4 6pm Lve Centreville Lve Elizabeth 8 30am 5 00pm 8 4tarni 5 10pm ArrPariBc WEST BOUND N o72 NoX Pass PaM 9 0im 6 4pro fsre Paris c 9 40am 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth 9 4sam 5 85pm Lve Centreville 9 Lv Newtown am 3pm Lve C H Ry Depot b 10 2am 8 17pm 10 32am 8 20pm Lve Georgetown 1fv Lve Johnson am 28pm 10 43am 6 32pm Lvf Duval Lve stamping Ornd C 50am 6 9mn Lve Switztr li coira 6 4Hpnx Lto Elkhorn 1107am 6 56pm 1120am 7 10pm Arr Frankort a Dail except Sunday a Connects wl b L A N b connects No 1 Pans No 8 rfo 5 WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and mildlo aged mm are troubled with this diseaeo many unconsciously They may have a smart ing sensation small twisting stream pharp cutting pains at times slight dis ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emission and all tha symptoms of nervous debility they have SlllIC TURE Dont lot doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will return Our HEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs th stricture tissue honcorcmovos the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer-¬ ing no detention from business by our method The eexuul organ s are strength ¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and ho bliss of manhood returns 1 ¬ ¬ No 9 Mixe4 nate The years passed rerj happily jour neying up and down the strange coun- ¬ tries with Antonio and Teresita and their troupe of mummers Madalena brought prosperity of a kind to An tonio She was no ordinary dancing girl no common acrobat The strength and suppleness which had made An tonio call her Flower of the Air re tained her name and evervwhere the caravans halted drew crowds to see her dance on the tight rope and disport herself at giddy heights as secure and graceful as any bird But as the snows and the storms drove the circus into winter quarters so the snows of age in time fell on Antonio They had all earned for the day and saved nothing and the time came when the troupe melted and broke up and Antonio and Teresita were left all but alone with their children it was then that the English impresa- ¬ rio saw the perfoivmance of the Flow ¬ er of the Air and offered her an en ¬ gagement at a salary that nigh took her breath away Maddalena danced with joy Now it is my turn she said and you will go back to Sicily little father and mother and own a little vine yard and keep a roof for Beppo and me to return to one day Beppo will go with thee child V It is well Are you not said Antonio brother and sister And Teresita and I will be happier knowing he is near thee in the wicked world All these years Beppo sickly and dreamy had been little use in the Romano troupe Not that he was ever allowed to feel that his Sicilian piping was thin as the cicalas song to those who liked the blare of brazen instru¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ admiring hearer Xot a bit of it my son W 7 09mm 7 51 am said Mr ¬ -fr- brilliant day and the joy of the world had got into Beppos fluting and Maddah nas dancing The little lean golden brown girl in her ragged of brown and orange and scarlet that way It was a -QcV J was gay as a humming bird Lightly as one she poised and floated and swayed over the burnt grasses and danced faster and faster as Beppo with eyes of rapture made wilder music Suddenly the pipe fell from his lips and the dancer came to earth from the lips Brava bravissima of a stringer had sufficed to break the spell The newcomer was a bearded dark fellow of middle age with a wide mouth and a smile of extreme enjoy- ¬ ment that fell on the children with a suffusing friendliness He was extrav agPUtly dressed with a profusion of b Ight colors and a hat hung with ribbons The children thought him very fine and gazed at him open mouthed i am sorry he said making a bow to Maddalena to have interrupted the aignorinas delicious performance See here he took from his breeches pocket a handful of small coins and tis a tribute to scattered them beauty and genius but gold it should be gold and gems if Antonio Romano could but follow the promptings of his ments He brought love for him when he came said Teresita to whom the chil- oren stood m place 01 tne oaoy sne had lost and both she and Antonio were proud of the tall handsome delicate lad who had the look of a signor and not of a son of peasants Why father and mother mine said Maddalena in response to Antonios speech we have a much better plan than that a much better plan She blushed and dimpled all over like a brown pool in sunlight We are to marry Beppo and I See you we have always loved each other Before vou came to love us we had only each other and the Madonna and the angels And it is better that I should be Signora than Signorina in the world we go to ¬ ¬ heart He seated himself on the grass bv Beppo with the manner of one coming my beauty said he again and let me delight myself dance with your gFaee And you Sig First YioliM will you not tune up again Bj degrees he won the confidence of the shy children and Maddalena danced for him uuttringly and afterwards went through the acrobatic performances copied from what she had seen at a traveling circus Ah he cried and again Ah with deep breaths of satisfaction And at last having applauded vigorously he begged them to lead him to their mothers in the cottage below Ah said Maddalena 1 have no mother nor has Beppo None cares for us except the Mother of God So we love each other and make pets of the Dance now critically to the theater So it was settled and the little lovers of old became husband and wife and went away with the English impres- ¬ goats She started suddenly and springing up looked distractedly about the hill ¬ side she They have wandered again cried and to night there will be beat- ¬ ings and no supper for thee Beppo and for me Alas it is my fault and it is only last night that she beat thee and starved thee earo She ran to Beppo and caught his head to her breast as might a mother quite unheeding the presence of the gay stranger who was the cause of their transgression But Antonio Romano swore an oatn which the recording angel might well blot out Who is she 1or Bacco he cried said And thou Flower What a charming creature motherless babes Air dost thou also go hungry one of the u thv Oute player Yes said the other and then lifted us w this monster tht ario while Antonio and Teresita went sadly back to Siciljr and became pro- ¬ prietors selling the caravans and turn- ¬ ing the white oxen to the plow They looked long for the children to come to them but they did not come al- ¬ though the fond and faithful letters and the money came regularly wrote Maddalena A little longer and we will come and will stay and I shall forget that I was the Flower of the Air and shall be glad to remember that I am only a little withered flower on a Sicilian hillside The performances at the Variety drew many of the class which likes to see its fellow creatures throw dice with death The most daring and most graceful of the performances was that of Sig ¬ nora Komano the Flower of the Air with her dance at s giddy height and her wonderful flight through space Two men watched her from a private box as she curtsied to the audience She was unspeakably brilliant in her doublet of gold tissue and hose of yel ¬ low satin beats and starves I got a f e and th 1C0 bounded confidence in her strength and Hummel dexterity They keep themselves From honor of the family was satisfied fo thinking too much by planning the life uie other 10000 went to pay the fel X Y Tele in Sicily when her peril is over ali the lows honorable debts years are provided for They do not graph ask much poor children They have all HOUSEHOLD HELPS the Italians frugality 1 pray the thing may end welL But now ah there sue HintT for the Ilonsevife on Dress goes like a golden butterfly said and Oilier Domestic fee a hound to be here I No I shall not see her leap Dal veil 3itters It is playing wil h desh and blood And good iod tiier are children here as The woman who makes her childrens well as women clothes should learn to do smocking It Watch the husbands face then re is exceedingly pretty very smart parlie is rapturously in ticularly on little linen frocks and pbed the doctor love with her and yet their happiness smocks and is not difficult to learn is so quiet They were children to- ¬ There is nothing new about the ap gether pliqued net laces that are now so popu Dalvell looked at the man in the lar Young women of a couple of gen wings Unseen by the rest of the house erations ago did this applique work oi he was kissing his hand to the woman net as a pastime aud for additions to in the flies His slender figure leaned their wardrobes in the days when worn forward a little his eager eyes were en did more of their own sewing that full of light they do now Some of these things It must have been the moment of the vhich have become heirlooms have been leap Dalvell heard the low sigh of brought out and are much more attracsuspense of the people about him He tive than anything that can be found still watched the husband dy made They are in quaint old Suddenly he could not tell how it fichus and broad double and triple collars happened it was in a flash of timeIn putting away rubber gloves rub the man in the wings staggered and lurched forward He had the impulse ber sponge bags and rubbeV bathing to rush to his aid But there rang caps a liberal supply of talcum or even through the hall the most terrible cry ordinary toilet powder should be ap and then everyone rose up there was plied to them on all sides and they a hoarse shout a pressing forward a should be placed carefully in boxes swaying a breaking out of many voices without rolling When they are need and the mass of people was rushing ed for use again they will not be found adhering in different places in a way confusedly in one direction Come with me said Hilton What that makes pulling apart dangerous if I feared has happened Im afraid lean not entirely disastrous Beautiful oriental metals set with hardly do much for her It is damnable she should have been allowed to kill semi precious stones are now to be seen in toilet articles and as setirgs for bags herself But that poor lad I and purses and for any purpose they dont think he will know said Dalvell in a hushed voice looking to are very beautiful The old eastern wards the huddled up figure in tha coral dark in color but soft in tone has At least he did not see her charms particularly its own wings The most attractive way of making fall Thank iod for that coffee is in the pretty little steam coffee The Flower of the Air had been pots copper silver lined There is the carried behind the scenes Dr Hilton hurried there made a lamp to these the kettle above in which the water is placed and the filter and hasty examination glass through which the coffee can be Her back is broken he said The will not live very long She is smashed seen distilling The coffee pots are not inexpensive for they are copper lined to pieces Come with me said Dalvell I with pure silver The lamp has a very think they have not found him but her strong burner and the little stove is ex cellent for other kinds of cooking husband is lying in the wings There are the most delightful littla He saw her fall saute pans of various 1 am afraid she saw him No It individual service or sizes to use for for various dishes must have been that that caused the ac- ¬ The are more attractive than the cofcident fee pots for they show their silver lin Ah I saw her poor little face Then ing which is the genuine article N Y crash she came Beppo was carried to the dressing Times room There was nothing to be done Game Croqnettes for him He had died quite suddenly Mince the meat of any cold Angina pectoris no doubt said Dr roasted gamewhite fine dredge very it well Perhaps poor lad he realized with flour season it well with pepper Hilton suddenly that she was in deadly peril salt a little ginger and nutmeg then Perhaps not Anyhow he has gone be- ¬ put it in the saucepan and add enough fore her cream to make it a thick paste when In the broken little figure of the cooked When cold add to one pint of Flower of the Air life stirred The paste the juice of one half a lemon eyes that seemed the only things un- ¬ blending in well Mold into cro ¬ injured opened and fixed themselves quette shapes dip in beaten egg roll in after a minute on Dr Hiltons face crumbs and let them stand two hours she cried with difficulty Beppo longer will not hurt them Fry in I saw him fall Jeep fat and serve on a folded napkin The doctor held something to her garnished with parsley Womans lips Home Companion Be brave my child You are dying The Writer Cure but he has gone before you Ah he need not know It will be To break up a cold the vapor bath and there s invaluable and an apparatus may br better than Sicily are none sick dee The money is for easily devised for its sate administra you will find tion Seat the patient wearing a loose tart old people Dr Hilton at my woolen robe or none at all in a warm it lodgings room over a tub pin a blanket around he neck letting it drape to the floor The voice died off in sing song I am so glad she panted pour two or three gallons of boilinc nas 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appears to be cut that was exciting and at the same time than your last was not covered by any statute It considerably lower dressmakers ha one e departHe Yes the remained for a Mexican who came to ed somewhat from the hues of last seasons this country for thi winter and who models Philadel1 see A nude departure missed his regular Sunday bull fight tc phia Kecord furnish an innovation in the matter oi sports Every reader of this paper should give At considerable expense he sent tc special heed to the ofui- - which are appear the John M Mexico and obtained about 25 of the ing from week to week bymail order house Smyth Co the mammoth most pugnacious crickets that that of Chicago In this issue will he found their country is famous for Upon their ar advertisement of a thoroughly rival he at once put them in training first class sewing machine at the astound ingly low price of S1425 Coming as this ofand after he was fully satisfied as to fer and other otters do from a house with a their ability to give a good account oi commercial rating of over one million dol themselves in the arena he invitee u lars and of the highest character they mark that the shrewd number of friends to his apartments tc an opportunitytake advantage of buyer will A Consistent Misanthrope An Opportunity Lost Dot be slow to TheJohn witness a battle roval Can you U 11 why it is so much cold Mabel Cholly is awfully slow Yt M Smyth Co 150 to 166 West Madison He first produced a cage filled with street will send their mammoth catalogue er in winter than it is in summer terday when he and I were walkit g inquired Mr lily kins little boy who in the woods I picked a big bunch oi partitions in which he kept his war- in which is listed at wholesale prices everything to eat use ob receipt of is Studying astronomy autumn leaves and stuck them in my riors Then came the arena a paste only 10 cents wear and pay postage or ex to partly board box about two feet square and pressage and even this 10 cents is allowed on Of course 1 can answered Mr Bly belt four inches deep the bottom of which first purchase amounting to one dollar kins irritably Theres no use of exBessie Tea And then covered with fine sand Opening pecting- things to be otherwise The Mabel Why the stupid fool didn t The Fuel Problem x slide in the cage he allowed a cricket coal trAlSl has got to have some excuse have sense enough to press them N I suppose you had money to burn in the to leap into the ring Then he touched Klondike Wash Y Journal for raising prices hasnt it the nose of the insect with a straw on irgton Star No answered the man who had been He May Have a Scheme which was a drop of amber colored lying by the hour we didnt have anything The Remedy I see an English earl is going ci liquid the name of which he refused but chunks of chilly incombustible gold When Jane was weighed so people state Wed have paid a big price for a few seuttle the stage in New York to tell but said it was made principally fuls of dollar bills She tipped the scales as sure as fate Chicago Chronicle Yes I saw something in the paper of cactus juice and had the effect oi At pounds one hundred sixty eight about it But let us not begin gloating greatly irritating the crickets temThis fact inspired such deep dismay Hows This Mind you this is what people say now lie may be taking this simple per A second cricket was put on the We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward She fell off four pounds every day course of obtaining au opportunity to battlefield and treated precisely in the for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Chicago Daily Record Cure have his pick from among the mati- same manner Then the hostilities be by Halls Catarrh Co Props Toledo O Fv J Cheney AX OBEUIEXT YOUNGSTER nee girls Chicago Times Herald We the undersigned have known F J gan Cheney for The two warriors glared at each othi perfectly the last 15 years and believe him A Chilly Anal sis honorable in ail business transacI understand said Miss Cayenne for a fewT moments and then made a tions and financially able to carry out any that you remarked recently that 1 edp as if to meet in midair In this obligations made by their firm Truax Wholesale Druggists Tohey were not successful but on re- West was graceful as a swan ledo O Yes answered Willie Wishington covering their feet hopped to close Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale I merety wished to inquire wheth quarters Then rising on their hind Druggists Toledo O er the swan to which you had refer- legs the began fencing with their fore Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally legs all the time watching for a chance acting directly upon the blood and mucous ence was walking or swimming to grasp the antagonist At length one surfaces of the system Price 75c per botWashington Star tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials got an 31 1899 fr1fojk f yiig j How Sew York Sports Divert Them elves in the Absence of For ¬ bidden Congests The Isthmus of Panama Its engineers believe that they have tolved WOMEN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MUST WOMEN ¬ SUFFER ¬ ¬ ¬ up-to-da- te ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ u-i-- But they are not healthy The marks left by pain are on the young faces of many of onr daughters Pain that leaves its mark comes from a curable cause it tnat cause is not removed its influence reaches out and overshadows a whole life The reason Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has been so uni- ¬ formly successful for over a quarter of a century in overcoming the suffering of women is that it is thorough and goes directly to the cause It is a womans remedy for womans ills Miss Emily F Haas of 148 Freeman St Greenpoint Brooklyn N Y writes DrR Mrs Pinkham I wish to state that I used your Vegetable Com I pound with the greatest success sick for nearly a year with was very was down hearted and hysteria nervous also suffered with painful menstruation and pain in back and I often wished for death limbs thinking nothing would cure me I had doctors but their medicines did me no good At last by the advice of a friend I began to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and I am happy to say it has entire- ¬ ly cured me Mich do suffer so called healthy women suffer Plpfl - Jennie Sherman of Fremont Box 748 writes maml Dear Mrs Pinkham that I I feel ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ must write you and tell you what your medicine has n Viy 2 done for me I had neuralgia jujii I V nI of the stomach for two years so bad that I could not do any work I had two or three Joe- tors but did not seem to get any bet- ¬ ter I began taking Lydia E Pink-¬ hams Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and improved from the first had better appetite and after taking three bottles of Compound and one box of Liver Pills can say that I am cured Your Vegetable Compound is a wonderful medicine XErlS H X tL ¬ 1 ma made me promise not to Poli smoke any more cigarettes chinelle Superstitious- For every kiss he said I take They say an enimy Ill make I love you then the maid essayed For all ihe enemies youve made Yes What ready Youre smoking cigars al- ¬ Puck Foree of Habit Are tilings running along smooth ly at your house since you got a young man for a ook O ¬ a policeman out wh dropped in and absent mindedly tried to kiss him Chicago Tribune A Ther wag a little trouble the first day though He had to throw yes A Knoek Ont Illow Stubbs Say what you please about gasoline stoves but the one in our kitchen has plenty of nerve Penn in what wav Stubb Why its the only thing in our house that dares to blow up the cook Chicago Daily Xews Optician opening and with a spring threw free itself forward far enough to Halls Family Pills are the best Your little sot hind legs of the other betweengrasp the Mrs Gabb hostess its mandoe not appear to have much appetite dibles Among the Breakers Mrs Cackl Xo he is quite delicate Long Then the battle was on in all its fury did your Family troubles ehon What rock domestic ship split Mrs Gabb Cant you think of any Over and over they rolled in the sand Short It was the absence of rocks that thing you would like my little man biting and clawing endeavoring tc caused the split Chicago livening News Little Man Xo em You see ma strike a vulnerable each on the place made me eat a hull lot before we start- At length possibly five minutes other The Best Chills aftei and Fever is a Prescription for TaSTBUSI ed so I shouldnt make a pig of myself the begin ning bottle of Gkoves of the affray one of the CHILL TOXIC It is simply iron and quinine in The Rival crickets rolled over dead The here it tasteless form No cure- - no pay Price50c was in a badly used up condition Pari Two Views of the Case A Model Mrs Kcene I dont believe those ru- of one leg was gone an eye out and Miss Antique Is he a nice quiet parrot mors about Mr Worths business em both feelers badly broken Dealer Oh yes maam he never swears The vanquished was a frightful unless hes sworn to Puck barrassment Why he fairly lavishes wreck Two legs were gone one fronl diamonds on his wife To Cure a Cold In One Uay Mr Keene Perhaps he intends to en md one hind and its head was almost Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All gage in the jewelry business as hei entirely severed from the body The druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c agent after the crash Jewelers Week- survivor was put back in its cage with iy some grass water and sugar Its own The Man and the Bore The Solemn Bore er thought it would survive and be Have you ever reflected that there will A Stranded Statesman be no more time The Busy Man I able to tight again meeting the sur I found him on a park settee Indianapolis Journal havent any now His clothes were worn and seedy vivor of another contest Three other Such plans for getting wealth had he battles were fought varying but little Each package of PUTNAM FADELESS He never could be needy from the first in detail DYES colors more goods than any other dye He told just bow to run a land When asked if our northern crickets and colors them better too Sold by all Like this in peace and warfare He rilled me up to beat the band old be trained for fighting purposes druggists And struck me for a car fare he said he thought they could and in Klliotts Magazine A Polite Man The Bystander What tended to secure a few and train them are vou taking off vour hat for The Man ADVANCED ECONOMY fur the ring lie said he did not con at the Phone Im talking to a lady sider it a cruel sport as crickets are Chicago Tribune seemingly devoid of feeling and this speak too highly of Pisos Cure I statement seemed borne out by one ol for cannot Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 Consumption the crickets which pulled off one of its V 22d St New York Oct 29 1894 3wn legs which was badly damaged ii The silent man may be a mine of wisdom ihe fight Chicago Times Herald but a talkative fool sometimes explodes the Quite Delieate JOHNM MAMMOTOv MAIL ODDER YTH WEST MADISON 0 STj ¬ ¬ house J CHICAGOJ ¬ 1425 1425 The Best Sewin At the Price 1425 for Our MELBA Sewing Machine A maenmeon cann hieh artn high grade machine equal ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tion in 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for several seasons In the matter of clothes there is nc rule every one follows his own fancy and many Scottish lairds have their outdoor garments made by their tailor in their nearest local town There is however one exception to this rule and that is where fishing is concerned there for obvious reasons the costume must be more or less of a uniform and must include waders made of the best quality gutta percha as so much of the fishermans and fish erwomans time must be spent actually in the water Of late years for shooting-suits the Scotch and Irish frieses and homesuns have replaced ccrdu roys and velveteens and are of course very much more practical from every point of view as these materials are unshrinkable and to a great extent non absorbent of wet The kilt is practically going out but as it is known tc be in high favor at Balmoral where the queen prefers very much to see the Scottish members of her household sc arrayed thi most curious and picturesque of national costumes is not 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Ka9 H HP3BBBvBT3nHBZrWdlV ding the landing of dogs from Ireland and Hubingers Best starch makes it just in thefinding money Red Cross like Man wants but little here below Why for rroving me case in Grtat Britain under a penalty of only 5c you are enabled to g et one large 10c package of Red Cross starch the landlady remarked Bill Whats that fellow tryiDg to 20 This is done to prevent the spread one large 10c package of Hubingers Best starch with the premiums two ANK E And here s the place to get it con vruc uy luiMiig iue uuai c 1788 of rabies which is common in Ireland Shakespeare panels printed in twelve beautiful colors or one Twentieth Cen- ¬ J ill That the fools are not sli dead fnued the facetious board r Tit TO tury Girl Calendar embossed in gold Ask your grocer for this starch and WHCN WKITIX6yon ADVERTISERS just now Albany Argvi please state that uw the Advertise ¬ yet Ycnkers Statesman Bits obtain the beautiful Christmas presents free iu Now Photographer smile sir It chiefly 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Cynthiaua on the Cynthiana and Lair Station turnpike expose to public sale the following for Settlement All persons knowiug themselves in articles 16 yearling steer debted to theestate of the deceased will please call and settle 14 cows high gride JM J q WARD Jr heifers altf 5 high grade 6 yearling heifers high grade Paris Ky black bull Aberdeen Angusj pedi greed and registered ¬ two-year-ol- d l M 1 ¬ mans sTomWWsfoRE THE GREAT MAJESTIC I Scs 608 W Ninth Nt Ohio Sum vmemnau Pari i I 1 pair of work mules nine year old mule pair of three-year-old stag TWIN BROTHERS SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS 11 m 1 WIH be the Windsor Hotel setaramg every second Tuesday in each 3EfiSlEh JLeference hvery ladiui physiciarjiu Paris Kentucky OMAY AND TUESDAY 14 tli 18 November 13th rs F i tfq j kajcjTii mfg no TLCUI5 irtir a fs iMiir rir mgl u ill U i 57UL3 J Ewes For Sale faiifty tfAog-1-l- tJ bucks Southdowi 27 fat lambs 100 bushels of wlieal 14 sucking calves five year old gelding saddle mare 2 fat hogs 14 acres of clover hay in barn 45 tons of timothy hay in rick 40 acres of corn in stack 7 1 1 six-year-old 194 ewes work mules Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of 1 m M kbfe tiatois SVe hve ev rr o the number fifteen hundred young s for sde Will sell any f LJ -- J I IHlWELL FISHEIi Palis Ky jLDSTEIN 4JJ 544 Fourth Avenue Lou isville Ky vWiT ceat the7iod0f Hotel Pari- - Ky CtoSaturday November 23 18t Bjfitrruing once ever v mouth Eyes ex- autced and glassts scientifically ad- sepl2 ly wnat4 CTAS- - B 4K36 over the DICKSOH DENTIST Bonrbou Bank corn planter 4 hand corn planters I saddle hog crate 3 scythes corn sheller lot of larm gear 1 roller corn marker mowing machine 1 post hole digger pick drag 4 f rks 1 scoops 1 pair of mattox 3 grain I have a complete line of the great stretchers 6 single trees 3 short single Majestic ranges cart and trees 1 grass seed stripper For gas fittings house furnishings gear 2 buggies 1 dozen tobacco plumbing metal roofing door and scaffolds refrigerators etc I window screens Terms -- All sums of S20 and under can give the best line for the least mon- - csh Above three months without interest Pu chasers will be required to give a note to be approved by the BENJ PERKY Administrators Paris Ky Sale will begin promptly at 10 oclock am Rev J The Plow Boy Preacher J MILLER and J Q WARD 111 says After Kirkman Belle Rive Administrators suffering from Bronchial or lung At the same time and place the undertrouble for ten years I was cured by signed will sell 10 or 12 head of well One Minute Cough Cure It is all that bred horses upon the same terms as It cures above is claimed for it and more coughs colds grippe and all throat and J MILLER and J Q WARD lung troubles W T Brooks t 2 Oliver Chilled plows 4 double Randall harrow wheat shovel plows drill 2 smoothing harrows 1 hay ricker 2 hay rakes 1 wheat fan wagou and hay frame riding plow 14000 tobacco sticks 1 Farming Implements -- 2 Brown cu FILL M WINTER MHISG hog box 1 1 1 DRY GOODS T T 1 1 1 BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection r 1 ¬ r 15jytf 7RZ p1 71K WOOd SIlifeDS grass and ciovia BEST GRADE f 1 EF T v PHILIP rsigfct FOLFY DENTIST N an at o Are thoroughlr re cleaticrl new crop and of hiphet quality It costs comparatiT e Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered more to sow will beTar more satisfactory the w ur Catalogue vcwuikt information about Grae nnd Clovers olfotf aiietiea inhay or pasture ucof pas ¬ 3 r acanted lor bct combiuations to give largest resv 4 tures auu meadows etc Write for Catalogue and pries of any seeds i ci tWt Office over Vardcn3 drug store an be found at Hotel Fordi r -- - v is m xvw v o l W2u9 Fertilizers Etc LOUiSVILLt KY V

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