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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): November 14, 1899

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With all the latter fa- r- in Jon Type and the mechanical abil- ity to nae theui we are pre pared tofuruish First CUass job WOrk Ht thaautnu ttriVa fkof pay fori uferior work elsewhere ¬ f IS ft V X J V V VJ-v-VCf- -- - w r - Mf cw eccccc BRO THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a newspaper is vain- able to the man who knows how to use it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season ana profits from it cxescc3ccc3sccctf Established February 1 CHAMP Editors mil Owners 1381 mETEEXTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1899 NUPTIAL KNOTS Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Tows Hattie Bnrke daughter of Mrs R Burke of Lexington eloped with El f rid Davis of Eirlington Ky a student at the Kentucky State College They were arrested in Cincinnati at the instance of the girls mother Miss Bnrke is said to be but sixteen while Davis is but seventeen A check for 25000 a deed to a honpe worth 4500 and other gifts valued at about 7000 were presented to John S Stoll and Miss Nellie Scott who were ¬ ¬ NO c j MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About The RuriE KngageuientH 3CCC3CCCS3CCC8CCC3CCC3CCCi8 IBUT Dr Clay Burroughs has been on the sick list for past week Dr Zed Layson has returned to Medical college at Louisville The Methodist ladies netted 20 serv ing oysters on election day Mrs Joseph A Miller and Mrs G ¬ ¬ PUKE NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAND LIME HARTEORD CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT xN W Bryan spent yesterday in BORN Paiis NONE BETTER I Willow D Calf fori Enamel Box Calf Patent Leather married at Lexington Thursday The groom is a nephew of Charles H Stoll of whisky combine fame The bride is a daughter of Manager Chas Scott of the Lexington opera house Mr and Mrs Victor Flernoy Snell of Faytte have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter Alice Dora Suell to Mr Turner Edward Rabv at three oclock on Wednesday November 221 at Antioch Church in Favette count v Tne prospective bride is well Known to mauv persons in this city The engagement is aunounced of Miss Lady Prewitt and Mr Dwight Pendle ton The marriage will be celebrated WeJnesday November 28 at the home of tl e bride in Clark county Mis Prewitt has reigned for several years as one of the belles aud loveliest dauh ters of the Blue grabs country Mr Pendleton is a yoniig lawyer of Winchester He is of the distinguished Pendleton family of Viiginia being the son of the late Mr W K Pendletou former President of Bethany College ¬ ¬ ¬ To the wife of Chas Layson a daughter third born second daughter For Sale A lot of handsome maple trees Now is the time to set them T M PURNELL Charles Cannon of Bethel was tl e guest of Wm Wilson Friday and Saturday Mr Whaley of Bethel was the guest of her mother Mrs Tom Gorham last week Mrs Lucian Logn of Danville at¬ ¬ JfJW tended the Man Champ wedding last Paiie Gasti Sloe Store 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham MmmmmmmmmmmmmmmK IN TKE EI WORLD miiiimiiHiiimmiimiiMitiiiiimmmiiimimiiimmiiiiiii um I I I g iimiiHniiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiS BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CART I 1 1 3 from Virginia accompanied by her two phew8 whose mother died lately Notice To Farmers I will butcher your hogs trim the meat and render the lard as cheap as auyoue Call aud see me at tho meai store Aris T Vimont The MUlersburu Football Team defeated the MaysviPe team Friday in a fine game at Maysviile the score staud 6 to 5 The Millersburg team lined up as follows Center rush Ray left THEATRICAL AM OTHERWISE guard Campbell right guard Letton right tackle J Grimes Jr right end News and Comment of Stage Matters aud Current left tackle Redmon left end Best quarterback Butler left half Other Gosttip half Merrimee full Pa The Bradford Era says of Adair rightsubstitute Montgomery back V Grimes Russells Comedians which appear Friday night at the opera house United States Senator Thomas A CarRussolls Comedians appeared before ter was arrested and fined at Helena a large audience at the Wagner last Mont for spitting on the sidewalk night Their program includes many very clever vaudeville specialties aud The women of Chicago will present the andiencH was well pleased John Gen Wheeler and Gen Fitzhugh Lee and Eunice Patten iu a musical sketch Hassler in his balancing act the Brothers each with a 5000 sword Zella in acrobatic evolutions Berry and Hughes in a musictl melange Marcus I teel as If I should fly to pieces Doyle in songs and dances St Clair How often those words are on a womans Sisters iu their cake walk Mazier and lips They express to the uttermost the Connelly in a knockout skit Leonzo in nerve racka 1 condition of the body juggler feats were among the strong which makes life a daily martrydom people on the bill Their work was neatly If this condition done A fine band aud orchestra are had come suddenly connected with the troupe it would have been unbearable But the transition was gradUpera Co played to The Grau Grand A little more ual 10300 iu three performances in Louisstrain each day on ville the nerves A little more drain each day of the vitality Any Florenz Zeigteld lr who has been woman would be manager for Anna Held for some time glad to be rid of such admitted Saturday that he and Miss Every a condition Held were married two years ago in woman tries to be rid of it Thousands Paris She will play in Papas Wife of such women have a musical comedy this season been cured by Dr Pierces treatment with his Favorite The play Ben Hnr will be a magPrescription when nificent scenic production The play local doctors had will be divided iuto six act9 and sevenentirely failed to teen scenes The cost of producing the cure Sick women suffering from unpleasant will be 15000 One hun chariot race pains dred and ten horses were tried before drains irregularities bearing downinvited inflammation and ulceration are night suitable animals could be secured to consult Dr Pierce Buffalo N Y by Every letter is for the race scenp The electrical ap letter free of charge guarded as a sacred confidence All letpliance to produce the star of Bethlehem ters are promptly answered and mailed cost 2200 in private envelopes without printing of any kind upon them Two mn and two womeu talked and is in the full- ¬ Favorite Prescription laughed so much during the perform est sense a temperance medicine conance of More Thau a Queen in New taining neither alcohol nor opium or other narcotic in any form Accept no York Thursday night that Miss Arthur substitute h id the curtain rung down and came to Mrs Rena Hensel of Massitlon Stark Co the front of the stnge and publicly asked Ohio writes I had been troubled with chronic constipation and female weakness and doctored them to leave the theatre The audience with different physicians none of whom seemed your advertisements applauded Vise Arthur tor it and the to help me I I saw one ofyour medicines I did and 1 thought would try play then proceeded The offeudrs so and with good results Tok one bottle of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription and two of who were seated in a box hastily left his Golden Medical Discovery and I can say I am cured of my troubles thanks to Dr Pierce the house and his medicines They do a world of good to Henry Thomas who was arrested on those who give them a good trial Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets are a per- ¬ the charge of st ductiou sworn out by fect cure for constipation Amanda Todd settled the case Saturday by marrying the girl at the court house Both parties are colored U ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ week Miss Susan Cracraft of Sharpsbnrg was the guest of Miss Lucylee Allen Fiiday and Saturday Mr W D Mclutyie aud bride visited Q his sister Mrs Dave Hood bt Nepton from Saturday to Monday Mrs John Connell and two children of Paris were guests of Mrs Anna Thornton Friday and Saturday A Mrs H R Laird returned Friday AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER Is the celebrated 310UNTAIN ASH JELL1CO COAL It is clean free burning and lasting in its qualities Those who have burned it say it is by far the best coal they ever used and remember my price on it is no higher It is just what you have to pay for other Jellicos iti GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot 3ZZZ8CZZZ5mz Mv J V M R JLel M 4LJA H ESS OS SALE With a view of engaging in other business I otter a splendid chance to party desiring to engage in business I will sell as a whole my entire stock consisting of PIECE GOODS AND FIXTURES Pending the sale of the above I am ottering at cost a fine line of SUITINGS TROUSERS ETC This is your chance hs Improve it STOUT OLD FASHION PLANTATION MOLASSES Just received direct from Pure aud Healthful Fine for Cooking Pine for the Table Packed in Cans 10c Each New Orleans hEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Heinzs New Crop Pickles Sweet Mixed Pickles and Sweet Cucumber Home made Salt Rising Bread fresh every day in LE5 ss ¬ J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer ¬ ¬ Kmi YOURE A CRANK According to some people if you are at all particuar about the fit and looks of your Shoes see you know what you want they dont We lik to get hold of just such cus- ¬ tomers They appreciate shoes that fit comfortably ¬ ¬ stylishly and lastingly ¬ ¬ and our new Fall styles are strict- ¬ ly up to date filling every requirement Compare our styles and prices with those of others and we leave the conclusion to you DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG EDISON PIIIIHJW om LaGrippe with its after effects annually destroys thousands of people It may be quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure the only remedy that pro duces immediate results in conghs colds croup bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles It will prevent con sumption W T Brooke ¬ WINDOW ARE THE BEST They repeat to you the sweet voices of famous sing- ¬ ers and reproduce accurately the best music of famous bands and orchestras Ail price machines in stock Call and see them ¬ ¬ Auctionueer Eorsyths Engage ¬ ments James stock crop etc Dec 4 Nov Nov 15 16 PAINT House ALL SIZES HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Machinery of Every Hake Mrs Aun Redmons farm Huffmans farm ALL KINDS HOUSE FLOOU BUGGY ARTISTS Records 50 Cents Each Five Dollars per Doz BRO W M HINTON JR At W M Hintons Jewelry Store Jackstown pike Lettons heirs 100 acres on Ijsimswilson1 utuuiuuuuuuuuuuuutuuuu Farming Supplies The Empress of Germany last year purchased at Lyons a dress pattern of white brocaded silk having flowers birds and foliage in relief at a cost of 125 per yard She was so impressed with its beauty that she refused to have it cut up and Anally used it for curtains in her drawing room The cost of the cloth is twice as much as the famous cloth of gold which Louis XIV had made into a dressing gown ani Sip Painting DECORATING I IMMtd BEST GRADE GRASS WTBfcO -- PAPER HANGING i C W tv - Hr3 CL0YEB irinwuk Li-i- J s Are thorountv re cleaned new crop ard of hirhest quality It costs comparativny no more to sow fljfist Grade Seeds than the oruinarv stocks so generally offered while pa--ture- the results wU hTar more satisfactory Our Cataiogf e gives fullest information about Grassesand Clovers aoibi tfte varVtis are adapted for best combinations to give largest resultsin hay or pastu aco careoi and meadowy etc Write for Catalogue am price tf any seeds inquired iC A Daugherty W0D SllJBS Vegetable FleH acl Flower Seeaa buj Jd Fertilisers Etc Cor Brook arJ Jefferson Sb KY LOUISVILLE THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1899 SHE OF Willi WHITES ABILITY THE VOTE IN OHIO Unofficial Returns Received From All Counties in the State Gives Nash for Governor a Plurality of 50512 ¬ iARLAC TAKEN Col THE TENNESSEE REGIMENT It Arrives at San Francisco Front the Phil ¬ ippines and Receives a Hearty Welcome Home ¬ ¬ Dispatches From South Africa Tend to Show That the Brit- ish Are Holding Ably CONFIDhNCE IN GEN Columbus O Nov 10 The first ab stract of votes by counties received at Bells Regiment and Small Force of Cavalry Met No Opposition Both KENTUCKY VOTEJ F75CbS i Cheapest tt Claim the Election Sides Still and a Contest Will Follow the secretary of states office Thurs day indicate that A W Patrick dem may have been elected lieutenant governor The abstracts from the vote in Warren and Greene were received and in two counties Caldwell ran 700 be- ¬ ¬ There Are Sijjug of Greatly Increased Boer Activity in Natal and on the Western Frontier Ihe Hoer Ilombardment of Ladysmith Has Ieen to ome Extent Effective The TritUh Have Plenty oi Lyddite Ammunition London Nov 13 Monday morn ings news from the seat of war in outh Africa continues fairly satisfac ¬ tory The official cables are noi very detailed with regard to the Belmont incident which except for the loss of Col Keith Falconer was not a very serious if air There are sip ns of greatly increased Boer activity in Natal and along the western frontier All the dispatches tend to show that the British are holding- ablj JoL Baden Powell reports that all was well at Mafekinj on No¬ vember 0 Ladysmiths latest date is November 9 While nothing averse is heard from the latter point and confidence is felt in Gen Whites abili ¬ ty previous experience having- shown that tne Boer artillery is not very ef-¬ fective it is beginning to prove that the acquisition of artillery which has destroyed the former mouility of the Boer forces has also failed to give them any compensating advantage On the contrar3r the reverse is the case It is held here that if the Boers had not been hampered by the transport of heavy guns and their rescue from tight places Gen Joubert might ere this Un- ¬ have been in Pieterinaritzburg less the Boer heavy artillery by justifies reducing itself Ladysmith it will again hamper him in the eventual retreat from Natal when Gen Buller sends the relieving force It is believed that the Boer retreat will be made over the Drakens ¬ ¬ JUDGE NASH hind Nash and Patrick McLean TOO ahead of Patrick carried Franklin county by 50 while Nash carried it by 1700 Patrick carried Tuscarawas county by and Nash by 200 In Cuyahoga county Patrick was away ahead of Mc- ¬ 300 Lean Columbus O Nov 10 The statis ticians at the republican headquarters have been busy all day Wednesday and Wednesday night endeavoring to secure some accurate figure on the plu ¬ rality of Judge Nash the republican candidate for governor and Wednesday aight an unofficial table of pluralities by counties was completed This shows that in 57 counties Nash rep has S4399 over McLean dem and in 31 counties McLean has 34035 over Nash This gives Nash over McLean in the state 49502 It is not believed the official returns will make any im Dortant change in these figures The republican figures on the legisHouse republicans 62 lature are Senatedemocrats 44 doubtful 2 18 democrats 11 doubt republicans ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ burg range into the Zoutpansberg dis- ful 2 trict where every preparation for pro- THE VOTE IN PENNSYLVANIA visioning and maintaining the Boers is said to have been made for the last The Unofficial Footings of the Return s Show That the Republican Plurality stand and where it will be difficult to ¬ Already it is rumored they are in straits for food around that Ladysnith and may therefore be obliged to abandon the siege Dispatches from Estcourt say it haa been ascertained that the British have laid concrete beds for firing the lyddite naval guns showing that there is no foundation for the fear that the lyddite ammunition at Ladysmith has been exhausted It is also reported from the same quarter that some fires have been seen in Lad7smith indicat ing that the Boer bombardment has A been to some extent effective special dispatch from Cape Town confirms the earlier report that it was Gen Buller who ordered the British evacuation of Stormberg and Naauw poort as he considered the frontier line too weak and too much extended It is understood however that Naauwpoort will be occupied again as soon as the a vance from Queenstown is ordered Strong bids are being made by the Boers for the support of the Cape Dutch but without much suc¬ cess although it is believed that the Dutch farmers especially in Picquet berg district are armed with Mausers and are watching the course of events before joining the Boers From Storm ¬ berg it is reported that the Free Slate forces are working slowly toward Dordrecht With a view of attacking Queenstown and cutting off the towns in the northern districts of Cape Col ¬ ony The wounded are recovering in a remarkable manner The Mauser wounds are small and heal rapidly Many of the wounded apply for per- ¬ mission to return to the front The fact that the latest two official dispatches were received from Gen Sir Forestier Walker and not from Gen Buller seems to indicate that the lat ¬ ter may have already left Cape Town A Brussels telegram asserts that he has actually reached Durban This is certainly premature but he may have startedAn unofficial statement is published that the troop ship Gascon soon after her arrival at Cape Town left for Dur ¬ ban and Delagoa bay dislodge them ¬ ¬ - For Treasurer Is 106315 Nov 11 Philadelphia Complete figures from every county in the state nearly all of them unofficial footings of the returns show that the plurality of Barrett republican candidate for state treasurer over Creasy democrat is 106215 The full vote was 436790 Creasy dem Barnett rep ¬ pro 16 S63 Total 330573 Caldwell vote 784226 a slight increase over the vote for state treasurer in 1897 and 185941 less than the vote for governor last year Barnett was the victim of considerable cutting he failing about -- 8200 votes below Brown the republican candidate for supreme court judge Barnett carried 40 of the 67 counties His pluralities in the two larger counties of Philadel phia and Allegheny were 69543 and 14709 respectively ¬ senator Jones on the Election Tyler Tex Nov 1- 0- United States Senator James K Jones chairman of the democratic national committee is in this city Upon being asked as to election results the senator said he was satisfied and was not altogether surprised though he did not look for quite such a republican majority in Ohio The senator and Mrs Jones will leave in a day or two for Wash ¬ ington Lincoln turns from 87 of the 90 counties in the state give Holcomb fusion 103951 Reese rep 90259 a fusion majority of 13692 The Nebraska Vote Neb Nov 11 Complete re- ¬ Remaining counties based on Puerto Cabello Venezuela Nov 13 last years vote will make the fusion Gen Paredes a former commander majority in the state 14000 Fusion in the army of ex President Andrade ists elect Neville to congress in the who had refused the demand made up- ¬ Sixth district on him by Gen Cipriano Castro and Precinct Jones Carried Bannas the de facto authorities to surrender Cleveland O Nov 10 Jones car ¬ the town even when this was by the request of the British ried Bannas own precinct Bannas C Forty first ward It gave French German and Dutch comprecinct is Nash 59 votes McLean 51 and Jones manders surrendered Sunday morning ¬ San Francisco Nov 13 The Tennessee regiment Col Childers commanding arrived here from the Phil Goebel Gives No Figures but Says He Gen Lawtong Headquarters is still at Ct ippines Saturday and were royally Elected Governor liy 155 Plurality banatuu The Whereabouts of Gen welcomed by the committee of TenThe Re pub ican Chairman latin loans With Cavalry and In esseans who arrived a few days ago Taylors Election By 3111 fantry Not Known and the citizens of San Francisco yf f The Tennessee volunteers landed Louisville Ky Nov 13 The sec Nov 13 Col Bells regi Manila Sunday and went into camp at the ond week of uncertainty regarding the ment and a small force of cavalry eniiSvSjSSWjfifSB Presidio preparatory to being muster result of the balloting for governor of tered Tarlac Saturday night without ed Kentucky begins with little prospect out opposition Where Ajruinaldo with In an interview Sunday Col Childers of immediate relief The official count Perfect Confidence his army and the so cailed govern- said has been in progress two days and offi Perfect confidence is desirable between ment have fled is a mystery I have a very high regard for Gen cial returns from a large majority of couples engaged to be married but it is not Gen MacArthur and Gen Lawton Otis and his ability as asoldier and a always that the fine the 110 counties have narrowed the an opportunity to young womanas has as Nor establish it did a closed in on Tarlac Communication statesman He has held a mot diffEe a nose finish vn belle to whom a wealthy bachelor with distant points is impossible ex icult position and I think he has han- contest down to side claims the election of its ticket had been paying assiduous attention After cept by means of the government wire dled it well Of course he could have about how plurality of either worrying her a good deallove with hermany and young men had been in which is crowded with official business slashed in and laid the islands waste but the estimated does not exceed 3000 While the re- how many she had been attached to he Gen MacArthur took Bamban Sat with fire and sword but to do this so far received favor Taylor the asked her to marry him adding urday be perfect confidence beThis is supposed to be the without an effort first to show the na- turns Now let result of the count may hinge on the tween us there nothing concealed from Keep strongest position held by the Filipi tives that the United States wished to decision given by the county election me nos except Tarlac Certainly replied the giddy girl let give them a fair just and liberal gov commissioners in several places where and jumping us have no concealments The brief accounts of the engagement ernment would have forever prevented been begun on the up she snatched the wig he wore from his received indicate that the rebels American relations and it would have contests hive head and danced around the room with it ground oi alleged irregularities fought according to their recent tac become a question of extermination One of these contests that in Nel- Philadelphia Record tics retreating after firing a few vol and recolonization The islands are son county has been decided adverse- To Loa Angeles and Southern Cali ¬ leys One officer of the 36th regiment too far away for sush a policy even ly fornia to the republicans It involves is the only American reported killed if humanity and self interest did not Every Friday night at 1035 p m a 1198 votes nearly as many as either Gen MacArthur began his advice at forbid through Tourist Car for Los Angeles and side claims as its plurality Democrats Southern California leaves the Chicago daylight Col Smith with the 17th regIn my opinion a force of 75000 to will contest the votes of some oi the Milwaukee St Paul Railway Union Pas iment on the right Maj Halls com- 100000 men is needed to promptly and senger Station Chicago via Omaha Colmountain counties which return large orado Springs and Salt Lake City for all mand and the 36th on the left and the successfully settle this This force republican pluralities points in Colorado Utah Nevada and Cal9th in the center fill have to be retained until tnose who The most impi rtant county involved ifornia Col Smith encountered a small force are friendly and take the oath of alleIn addition to the regular is Knox which gave Taylor 1308 plur ter each car is accompanied Pullman porby an intelliat 6 oclock Saturday easily dispersing giance to the United States are strong ality There are also contests in three gent competent and courteous courier Maj Bell secured a po- enough to protect themselves otherthe rebels will wants precincts in Louisville which went whoroute attend to theentirely of passengers en new feature sition on the mountain from which he wise the natives will come down from This is an republican of tourist car service and will be apprecipoured an enfillading fire from rifles the mountains destroying the lives In any event it is difficult to see how ated by families or by ladies traveling and Hotchkiss guns upon the first line and property of all who ar i trailers alone Particular attention is the a bitter contest before the legislature care of children who usually get paid to on a weary of the enemys trenches The Fili- as they would call them I think local All long journey and the courts can be avoided pinos stood the fire for 20 minutes and affairs should as far as possible be These tourist cars are sleeping cars supnow being considered by the contests then retreated to the mountains Gen left in the hands of the natives plied with all the accessories necessary to the county election officers will have make the journey comfortable and pleasant MacArthur entered Bamaban at 10 Corp L B Price of the Tennessee to be argued before the state board of and the berth rate each berth will accomoclock Saturday and Col Smith occu- volunteers was killed shortly before election commissioners which must modate two nersons is onlv 600 from Chi pied Capas the first town beyond pe¬ meet at Frankfort within a month cago to California Ask the nearest ticket the regiment left the islands under Gen Lawtons headquarters is still culiar circumstances He was subject Both sides are preparing for this with H Heafford General Pass and Ticket at Cabanatun to fits and somnambulism and was in legal talent at their command Agent Chicago 111 Young with his cavalry and in the habit of sleeping with a red cloth all the Gen on the A mans favorite joke is that he is related fantry is still pushing ahead through around his head to protect it from in- ¬ Meanwhile everything hangs Atchison official count which may consume a to the church by marriage the fearful mud but his exact where sects One night while asleep he wan large portion of the week Globe In Jeffer abouts is not known dered by the line and as he was re¬ son county Louisville the work is There is one thing worse than not having When Col Bell left Capas ten miles turning he was mistak n for a FiliDino anything good to eat and that is to have it Omy one ward has and not be able to eat it Ledger Monthly especially slow from Tarlac at 1 oclock Saturday he by a member of the 6th infantry who been completed in the two days work He intended merely to reconnoiter ot him Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hales The Commercial Monday morning Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a cold had with him the 36th infantry prints a statement from Chairman Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS Slavens scouts troop E of the 4th George V Lange of the republican cavalry a battalion of the 23d regi The Workmens Unions of Havana Held state campaign committee claiming a of The well read man isnt always the pink perfection Chicago Daily News ment and Gatling guns Meeting omiu uiorating Their Fate plurality of 3111 for Taylor The scouts mounted preceded the aiany Heated speeches Were Made The Courier Journal Monday prints main body up the railroad They met KIDNEY DISEASE Goebel at a statement from Mr Havana Nov 13 A meeting of the a hundred rebels at Murcia but the Frankfort declaring there is no doubt insurgents quickly retreated The workmens unions was held to com- of his election but gives no figures Caused by Internal Catarrh scouts found the depot burning but memorate the fate of the Chcago anno being made Promptly Cured by extinguished the fire and saved the archists described by the speakers as the announcement received that Sunday returns have been Abom 300 the Chicajgo martyrs building night when Goebels plurality was fig The main column marched up the persons attended the proceedings at Hon J H Caldwell a prominent memTo ured at 155 wagon road but before reaching Tar- the headquarters of the unionber of the Louisiana State Legislature says for ca the following in regard to lac divided entering the town on two each was handed a special memorial LEGAL POINTERS tarrh sides at 8 oclock without a shot being number of the Jornadatne labor organ A statute authorizing associations or fired The insurgents had vacuated Its leading editorial referred to Linger who committed suicide in his unions of workingrnen dopt labels the place only a few hours before setceil with a fulminate cartridge or devices to distinguish the products of ting fire to the railway station and the as an immortal who preferred to their labor Is held constitutional in Per rolling stock V 43 L R A 858 They left a rear guard of 400 men blow his head to atoms and thus dis ¬ kins vr Heert N Deatii caused by accident is held in who however failed to make a stand appoint his murderous would be ex Slevio vs board of police pension fund and cover the retreat of the main force ecutioners A ill It called upon all honest workers to commissioners CaL 44 L R causes of insurgents as they had probably a Manv heated not to be death from natural imitate the martyrs been ordered to do within the meaning of a statute pro The rebel ordnance is reported to speeches were made the speakers abas viding pensions for policemen who die have been shipped to the town of ing capital and the tyranny of the rich from natural causes and calling upon workmen to have ODonnell The gripman of a cable car is held in faith in the future The Americans are continuing their Rack s Chicago City Railway com advance so rapidly that the insurgents 44 L R A 17 not to oe pany 111 POWDER MILL EXPLOSION have not the time necessary to destroy guat of negligence in failing to stop or slacken speed because of boys stand the railroad Sixteen Thousand I oundv of the Exp o ives ing about 12 feet from the track in Let loop ttreckiig the Mill and One Man Killed and Three Injured front of the car although the car h ilhn the Mht W uhm m Pittsburgh Pa Nov 13 A double strikes one of them who suddenly Lake Erie freight headed Pittsburgh Santa Cruz Cal Nov 13 An ex- starts to run across the track when the train of 55 loaded coal cars crashed plosion occurred early Sunday morn car is near him The fact that certificates of stock are into the caboose of another train at ing in the gazing house of the Cali Hon J H Caldwell McKses rocks Sunday night and piled fornia powier mill Four cylinders issued in favor of the secretary of the corporation who with the president for a number of have used I the wreckage up high Three men containing 16000 pounds of powder exO years with the very best results for cathem is held in Cincinnati were in the caboose One of them was ploded A smail amount was fuse issues T P R company vs Citizens na- tarrhal diseases I shall never be without laken out dead Another had one foot powder and the remainder blasitg never fail to recommend it when an tional bank Ohio 43 L R A 777 in it I opportunity presents itself J H Cald crushed and both legs broken and a powder The explosion wrecked the sufficient to put a person on inquiry as well Robeline La third was so badly injured that he may mill biew down miles of fencing de to the secretarys rightful ownership Gilbert Hofer Grays Ky says in a let1 have used die By some it is thought that an stroyed the salt pc re warehouse broke when the signatures are genuine ter dated March 7th 1894 and I am well of four bottles of other man an unknown probably a panes of glass in Superintendent Pey ¬ Abandonment of services compelled my catarrh and it cured my Brights distramp who was stealing a ride was tons residence some distance away and by threats of strikers is held in Fisher ease I had been troubled for two years also killed exiingusned the electric lights in vs Walsh Wis 43 L R A 810 not I weigh twenty pounds more than I did besick I shaJl never be fore I Santa Cruz Patrick Hughes the night to preclude the employe from recover- without was taken Bloody Battle Fought ¬ ¬ ¬ f er department of life Good clothes J are most serviceable and wear the long- - I Lrooa jooa gwes tne pest nutri- ¬ ment Good medicine Hoods Sarsa Is narilla iz the hrst and rhnru Whim I it cures absolutely CURES when all i X others fail Remember J We learn this from experience in ev- - dv80dVtia ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-- na ¬ ¬ ¬ - Pe-ru-n- a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-n- a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-n- a ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-n- a 253 after a terrible battle and fifty wounded persons The New York Assembly Nkw Yokk Nov 10 Returns received Six hundred were killed or A Jail as an Emergency Hospital from up the state Wednesday increase Dfnison la Nov 13 Twenty five the republican assembly membership The Stringency in the Money Market ¬ Washington Nov 13 Treasury off- ¬ to 93 against 57 democrats a repub- of the men injured in the wreck on 12 the Omaha and Fort Dodge road Sat icials expect that within a short tims lican gain of lrday are being cared for here Ac ¬ the money drawn from the financial Democratic Victory in Boston institutions of the east for the move- ¬ Boston Nov 10 While the entire commodations were so limited that a ment of crops and other purposes in republican state ticket was elected number of the least injured have been the west will begin to find its way to Tuesday the democrats are jubilant lodged in the county jail which has New York and that the apparent over the party victory in electing their been fitted out as an emergency hospi The attending physicians think tal stringency in money will be accord- ¬ city ticket in Boston all the injured will r- cover ¬ ingly relaxed - Jim nez Now President Congress has proclaimed Senor Jiminez pres- ¬ ident of Santo Domingo and Senor Vasquez vice president They will en ¬ ter into office December 1 when the constitution will undergo a change Country quiet and business improving A Gain in shermanN t ounty Santo Domingo Nov 13 Columbus O Nov 10 It is signifi ¬ cant that in John Shermans county of Richland the republicans made a jam of 400 and elected a part of their county ticket More votes were polled than the last presidential election Congressman Dan fords uccessor Columbus O Nov 10 J J Gill j ep is elected over Lavosier Spence dem for congress in the 16th Ohio aistrict by 4440 votes Mr Gill will fill the unexpiid term of the late Lorenzo Dan ford committee named at the recent trust conference in this city to make ar rangements for another convention met at the Sherman house Saturday and decided that the conference should be held in January in Chicago hire in Miami Fla Miaml Fla Nov 13 Fire Sunday of the Metropf Wfi Another Trust Conference Chicago Nov 13 The executive Fire in the Graeme fiats early Saturday morning caused the death of Mrs Ellen Mooney She was overcome by smoke and gaa JTour other families escaped Overcome by 12 Chicago Nov -- nrke destroyed the Hotel Miami the office litan and a number of other build in s causing a loss of 60- - partially insured J No cause for Send for free catarrh book Address Dr waic iman was killed services already rendered although the Hartman Columbus O explosion can be ascertained the damage sustained by the employer on 7 Half a Million Dolar Fire in Montreal account of his quitting the service in Montreal Nov 13 Fire Sunday breach of contract is held properly de- ¬ destroy d the biscuit and confection ¬ ducted from the amount of wages ery warehouse of Viau Frere and earned buildings on Notre Dime adjoining The flames spread to a big FLOWERS THAT ARE EATEN street bondel warehouse to the south of the Arabian beauties eat rosebuds boiled Viau building and when the stone in sugar wails of that structure went down The Chinese candy rosebuds as we do they crashed into a row of tenement violets also jasmines If you will houses all of which were vacant The Turks preserve yellow pond lilies send us 25c Chief Benoit of the fire brigade was and make a cooling drink from them we will send badly injured and a fireman named In Egypt flowers are pounded and you Demorests Total boiled in sugar The resulting wine is Pelletier was fatally burned wM Family Magazine loss 500000 of a green hue for three months In old Rome they made a wine of vio Alleged Burglar Arrested and give you two Springfiklij O Nov 13 George lets and to day in Turkey sherbet is handsome pictures in Stinley charged with burg larizing a made from these lovely blossoms Did you ever eat nasturtium salad ten colors exact repro store in Dayton was arrested here In Europe they make salads from prim- ductions of famous oil Sunday night A part of the goods alThey are 8 paintings leged to have been stolen were found roses too and marigolds are used for soups by 1H inches This offer in his possession Candied violets have always had a of this great family magazine large sale In France all the stale vio- Alleged Murderer Suicides is only good for 60 days Nov 13 Wal- lets are sold to confectioners who Leavenworth Kan Write to steam them dip in boiled sugar and ter Mitchell confined in the Leaven sell DEM0RESTS MAGAZINE them at a high price That is why worth county jail under an indictment Art Department sometimes when one eats candied vio- for mirder committed suicide Sunday lets they have a woody taste they are 110 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY morning by hanging himself from the not fresh He made a rope top of the cell door The butter tree of India blooms in the Permanently Cured No out of parts of a blanket Dr Klines hottest weather and is the chief food f INerveousness after tlrst day s use offltsornerv O Restorer B2 trial bottle and treatise of some tribes One tree will yield Great Dr K il KLINE Ltd 9ol ArcbStPhiU Pa free Vice President llobirti Condition several hundred pounds of the yellow Paterson N J Nov 13 Vice Pres-- pulpy flowers When fresh ident Hobart spent the day chatting delicious flavor and when they have a FAILS HURTS WHERE ALL El dried Best Cooah Syrup Tastes Good Use with Mrs Hobart and those about him look like raisins They are boiled they made In time Bold by druggists At 1030 Sun u ay night Mr Hobart was into cakes or sweetmeats All wild anisound asleen mals are very fond of them ing the nctual benefit conferred by the LllrlL N I i ¬ i ¬ j ¬ j i j ¬ X HaaHaaBBel IHMBHHIBHHiBl THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1899 NEW TROOPS UNDER FIRE Portion of Them In lattl at San F blaa and Do Splendid Work -- Army and Navy i o Operated 11 3 ADM DEWEY MARRIED ALBERT BECKER HANGED The Chicago Wife Murderer Protests His Innocence to the Last His Cane sim ¬ ilar to Ado ph Lnetge ts The Entire Affair Wax Hep a Profound Sec re No Sp c ators Being Present The Aetna Life Insurance Co Of Hartford Conn 455572721 97 8884576990 Liabilities Jan 7115022I Surplus Jan 1 97 Paid policy holders since organisation Assets Jan 1 at the Washington Nor M emonie 10 the The landing oi troops at San Fabian TnooJ Ultl was tne most spectacular af fair of its kind since Gen Shatter disembarkation at Daiquiri The co operation of the troops and the nary was complete The gunboats main tained a ttrrific bombardment for over an hour while the troops rushed waist deep through the surf under a heavy but badly aimed rifle fire from the inurg ent trenches and charged right and left pouring voliey after volley at the fleeing rebels Forty Filipino weie captured mostly ofhcers Several insurgent aead and five wounded were found in a building which had suffered consider ably from the bombardment The town was well fortified The sand dunes were riveted with bamboo 20 feet thick which afforded a fine A mencau ¬ ¬ ¬ Maxila Nov quietly married at 10 oclock Thurs ¬ January 27 last aiurdered nis wife day morning at the rect ory of St Pauls Rachel and af ei wards chopped up Catholic church The ceremony was and boiled the remains in order to dis performed by Rev James F Mackin pose of them was hanged in the coun pastor of the church assisted by Rev tv jail at 1205 ocIock Friday after Mrs Mildred Chicago Nov 1L Albert August Hazen and Adm George Dewey were Becker the Cieriian butcher who on 7 1 ¬ ¬ - wi 0t id non-commission- ed ¬ noon liec ers n eck was not nroken by the fall and it wis 1J miute before he was pronoun e dead On the fecatfoUi B cker protested hi innocence and declaredGeorge Sutter ln tne father of his second wife was the real murderer The case in many ways bore a re marwable similarity to that of Adolpfc Luetgert IJoth of the condemned 1 99 69780801 The Aetna Lifk issues every desir able form of Life Term Endowment and Accident Insurance Resident Agent ¬ Paris Kt HIGH I thought you were a vegetarian I used to be but gave it up Why Did you find that your sjs tem required meat No but my daughter married the son af one of the wealthiest packers and I consider it my duty to refrain from anything that might have a tendency to injure the business Chicago Times Herald A Hiw GRADE men were Cover V nen the transports arrived in the gulf they found the gunboats Princeton Bennington and others waiting After consultation with Gen Wheaton Qommavde r Knox of the Princeton and Commander Sheridan of the Ben nington anchored on the shallow two miles off shore The gunboats formed a line inside the lletena Callao and Manila close inshore With the first gun of the bombardment the small boats were filled rapidly without confusion by Maj Cronites battalion of the 23d infantry and Capt Bucks bat- ¬ talion of the loth infantry While tne lines of boats moved shoreward the gunboats poured the full force of their batteries into the trenches soon forcing the insurgents to flee through the burrows dug back of the trenches About 200 men held their places until the keels of the boats grated on the shore when their Mauser bullets commenced to sin overhead The battalions formed in good order Capt Buck with Pierces and Pattons companies pursued the insurgents on the left into the bamboo thickets On the right was a frail foot bridge across the river leading to the towns Gen Wheaton personally commanding or- ¬ dered a charge across the bridge and Capt-- Howland of his staff led Cole mans and Elliotts companies of the 13th and Shields company 23d of who the behaved splendidly under their first fire into the town which was found to be nearly deserted except by the aged and some Spaniards who had hidden in the buffalo wallows and who came shouting delightfully toward the Americans Two companies of the 23d had a skirmish along the Dagupan road with W ¬ ¬ f mm Joseph A WSS ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY butchers and the motive for the crime was the same in both in stances the desire to get rid of the wife in order to marry a younger woman The manner of commit ting the crimes was also much the same botn meu according to the testimony being extremely brutal in the killing and both using the same means to dispose of the body by boil ing and burning It was proven at ¬ Chnnae ¬ ¬ ¬ Foley assistant pastor and Rev Sidney Hurlbut Tne ceremony was strictly private and of the simplest character and was performed with the ring ac-¬ cording to the nuptial rites of the Catholic church and including the ad- ¬ dress of Father Mackin consumed less than five minutes The arrangements for the wedding were made with all the secrecy which has attended the whole affair and not a single spectator was Beckers trial that after killing1 his wife he had chopped her body to pieces and boiled the remains on his kitchen stove afterward burying the remains ¬ present The bride was accompanied by Mrs Washington McLean her mother and Mrs Ludlow her sister while Adm Dewey was accompanied by Lieut Caldwell his aide There were no oth- ¬ er guests At the close of the ceremony Adm Dewey grasped Father Mackins hand and said Father I am greatly pleased to have been married by you for I know that at one time in your life you were a sailor After the ceremony the Adm and Mrs Dewey entered a carriage and MBilaW Ism ¬ I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of same litter sired Shes a charming little witch Yov re- ¬ by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and New Ahem And she does a farcy stitch On a crazy patchwork cushion that is the member Mr Oldchapp you said that out of a sow by the noted Chief Tecnm after we were married you would as- ¬ eh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by envy of her mother it would make you smile in various places As in the case oi But sist me in the matter of furnishing a my fine yearling boar To behold the wondrous style Luetgert the rings of the murdered In which she stitched a patch upon the house my boy KENTUCKY U S Mr Oldchapp Certainly 16623 wife played no small part in the testi trousers of her brother -- Chicago Daily News ce rtainly Come around the corner with mony leading to the conviction My brood sows are all recorded in me and Ill introduce 3011 to a friend OTHEll VICTIMS of mine who is in the installment busi Central aad Ohio P C Records and are MEMPHIS CONFLAGRATION by such sires as ness N Y Weekly at winner Claude Sweepstakes 1 wo artMioit es and a Molasses Plant De Worlds Fair After the Boom Was Over stroyed Entailing a Loss of About a When I came to this town said the Chief Tecumseh 2d Won more Quarter Million Dollar prizes and sired more prize winners man on the dry goods box everything than any hog that ever lived I had in the world was tied up in a red Memphis Tenn Nov 11 The Plant Vans Chief and other good ones bandana handkerchief Better breeding than this is hard to ers warehouse the Goods Chickasaw And now asked the tourist who find and I also have the good individn Cos warehouse and the plant of th was waiting for a train ls to correspond tome and look over Louisiana Molasses Co located in And now replied the mai on the my herd and get my prices before bay ¬ Tennessee Huling and Toibert streets Correspondence solic ¬ box scratching his jaw everything ing elsewhere ited Visitors welcome Prices reason ¬ were destroyed by fire Thursday night Ive got in the world is tied down with able Terms cash Chicago Tribune mortgages entailing a loss of about 250000 GEORGE CLAYTON The two warehouses were filled Had to Be at First Sight Hntchison Bourbon County Ky with merchandise and there was I understand it was a case of love a large stock in the sugar re at first sight he said finery The estimated value oi It was replied the dearest friend in the merchandise the stored of the woman in question It had to Planters warehouse is between S15000C be If he had looked a second time he never could have fallen in love with and 200000 The Woods Chickasaw PARI8 KENTUCKY her- - Chicago Post Manufacturing Cos stock was worth I Work guaranteed satisfactory Calif about 550000 and the Louisiana Mo Something Worth Knowing Your work is promptly answered lasses Co suffered a loss of 310000 Book Agent If youll buy this book solicited My dear its a shame the Prices reasonable Thomas The building of the Planters ware- way that creature howls If I had a sir Ill guarantee that youll earn one house was valued at 05000 and that bootjack Id throw it at her and then thing that will save you lots of money of the Woods Chickasaw Co at 12000 perhaps wed get some sleep N Y Man of the House Ill take it What will it teach me These losses do not include five bos World Never to buy another book from a cars burned and the damage to adja A Cynical View Harlem Life book agent cent property This life is a delusive cheat Work of Art The True Significance Daughter Yes Henry calls here three times a week but I dont think he means anything by it He says he dont take any stock in matrimony thinks a man is better off single and is exceedingly apathetic and inattentive to me Father Great Scott That shows he wants you the worst way lies a horse dealer you know Puck T i ttI- - POLAND CHINAS for SALE Willing to w 1 lat Son-in-La- ¬ ¬ 1 f 4ff llHi ¬ JOHN CONNELLY ¬ 111 II III i -- ¬ G W DAVIS the retreating Filipinos Maj Shields of the staff with his command captured several insur gents The inhabitants describe all the roads as practically impassable and say they believe Aguinaldo has secreted a yacht in the river Longapo MRS GEORGE DEWET near Subig for use in his flight when he finds his capture is inevitable were driven to the residence of Mrs ¬ SHOT AND ROBBED Masked Men Waylay a Prominent Teanea see Merchant Returning Home and Secure a Large sum of Money When we have solved the question Of what is safe for us to eat We die of indigestion -- N Y World ¬ Wednesday was devoted to recon Maj Logan went north- ¬ noissances ward to Santo Tomas and burned the Filipinos barracks Capt Bucks 13th went to San Jacinto and disposed of small bands Marshs 23d went toward Magdalena on the Dagupan road and had several sharp fights with small They killed eight men parties brought in twenty prisoners and had five men wounded Capt Chenowith and Lieuts Davis Vanhorne and Bradford with two companies of the 17th regiment re connoitering northeast of Mabalacal attacked and routed a battalion of in- ¬ surgents killing 29 of them Three Americans were wounded Maj Bell has been engaged in an- ¬ other daring exploit While scouting with five officers and two men of the 36th infantry and Lieut Hawkins and 10 men of the 4th cavalry he crept be ¬ hind a trench containing a hundred Filipinos rode them down and killed and wounded 20 and captured six He also brought back 30 Mausers Washington McLean where a wedding breakfast was served and at 1245 they left for New York New York Nov 11 Adm and Mrs Dewey arrived in New York Thursday night from Washington They were driven direct from the West Twenty third street ferry to the Waldorf-Astori- a where they are the guests of Mr Boldt the proprietor of that hotel The admiral and his bride did not reg¬ ister POSTAL STATISTICS According to the Fourth Assistant Postmasters Report There are 75000 Postofiices in Active Operation ¬ Washington Nov 11 Foucth As sistant Postmaster General John L Bristow in his annual report Friday announces that during the past fiscal year 14604 postmasters were appointed 13523 being fourth class postmasters and the remainder being presidential There were 2395 postofiices established and 1505 discontinued At the close of the year the total number of postofiices in the Reg ¬ country was an even 75000 istered mail lost averaged one per cent in every 259S0 handled There were 1679 postal arrests during the year including 119 postmasters 31 assistant postmasters 41 post office clerks 21 railway postal clerks 34 let- ¬ ter carriers and 861 post office burg ¬ lars Of all these 650 were convicted and 629 cases are still pending in the ¬ The Indiana Celery Crop Wabash Ind Nov 11 Indiana ce- ¬ lery growers at the head of whom is Wra Glaser of this place say the cel- ¬ ery crop of Indiana and Michigan is practically a failure The ptants were blighted and killed by the hoi dry weather of September Indiana has many thousand acres devoted to the The same is cultivation of celery true Mr Giaser says of the Kalama zoo district in Michigan courts Need Trained Nurse New York Nov 10 Mrs Whitelaw Reid received a cablegram Wednesday has tendered his resignation as presi ¬ from Lady Randolph Churchill asking dent of the Union Stock Yards her to secure the services of several Transit Co to take effect January 1 American trained nurses The nurses For 34 years Mr Sherman was an offi- ¬ will be expected to sail for South cer of the corporation and for 33 years Africa next week of this time its directing genius Estate Goes to the Widow and Family The will mayors show took place Thursday of the late Senator W E Sandford This is also the birthday of the prince lie of Wales The two events were the was filed Friday for probate leaves an eatate in Canada valued at occasion for an unusually patriotic 51040000 in Ontario and Manitoba display in London besides Mexican mines and property Child Burned to Death in Chicago All goes to his widow and Washinton C H O Nov 10 At family Blooming burg Wednesday Dorothy The Brooklyn Sails From Fort Sic daughter of Mr the pretty WASHiNGroN Nov 1L The Brook and Mrs Wert Shoop died from injur lyn has sailed from Port Said for Sues ies received four hours before by her en route to Manila The Monocacy clothing catching fira from a grata has arrived at Chin Kiang Tenders His Resignation Chicago Nov 11 John B Sherman Hamilton Ont Nov 11 Prince of Wales Birthday Celebrated London Nov 10 The annual lord ¬ Jf Found His Lot Who Bad Boy Course yer dont Boutown Where did you go on your ever saw a girl dat could throw a stone vacation Chicago Laschance I went out west to look straight ernuf to kill a bird Chattanooga Tenn Nov 11 A Daily News special from Dunlap Tenn says R M at a corner lot I bought by mail Find it In the Dark Robinson a prominent merchant oi NY Yes went swimming in it I am sad to night The gas said this vicinity was shot Thursday night Weekly Fred Constants coming aroun Although I always treated him right and robbed of 3500 while returning Im sure to get turned down Settled Oat of Conrt to his home near here He had been Chicago Daily News Mrs Casey If iver I catch jour goat to Cincinnati where he had sold me THAT NEW STENOGRAPHER a lot of mules and horses atinsue ye washin agin Mrs Mulligan fer damages Upon his arrival he was met Ill Mrs Mulligan Theres no nade of at Dunlap by his brother and they suin Mrs Casey Come over here an started over the Cumberland moun Ill give ye all the damages ye want an tains When half way across the wild more too N Y Journal country they were met by three marked Pushing Along the Good Work men who shot their horses and wound My wife got up a charity card party ed Mr Robinson who it is expected week will die The brothers were bound lastDid she have any success with it and the money taken Bloodhounds I should say she did Took in al- ¬ are trailing the robbers most enough to pay for the prizes Chicago Times Herald COTTON BALLS IN PARIS No Home Kemedies for Her The Mississippi Commissioner to the Expo Nell- - Nothing in this country seems Hon Thinks They WW Prove Quite good enough for Ma me She goes to a Novelty Europe for gloves gowns hat and ev- ¬ she Meridian Mis Nov 11 O C erything Yes wearseven goes abroad for Telle she King of this city commissioner of the her health Philadelphia Record The Merchant But my new stenog- ¬ state of Mississippi to the Paris expo rapher is a most valuable member of the sition in 1900 has arranged there for Hatefu Thing There are very few woman orators force what promises to be a great novelty in His Wife Yes I heard you call hel the way of an exhibit from this state arent there dear Chicago Inter Ocean Why I dont know I had the imHe has made arrangements with a pression that the great majority of By a Bored Listener party who has secured at the right women were great talkers PhiladelHe could not tell a lie but that season 500000 selected full grown Was not his only glory cotton balls which will be sold at the phia Bulletin For all whos heard him try declared He couldnt tell a story No Chance for Em Paris exposition by original cotton Chicago Tribune With laughter lurking in each face field darkeys as souvenirs of the AmeriAnd folly neer asleep An Ignorant Club can cotton exhibit These will be the This earth is but a solemn place The Youth Why should victory al ¬ For those who fain would weep first cotton balls ever shipped abroad Washington Star ways be represented by a female figure and they will be eagerly sought after The Sage You dont see the appro- ¬ by people who have used quantities of THE BRAVEST OF THE BRAVE priateness now hut you havent marAmerican cotton but who have never ried yet Indianapolis Journal seen it in is natural form The Only- Alternative Must Observe Strict Neutrality sorry madam but we cant ex- ¬ Im change those goods Berlin Nov 10 As the result of But my husband does not like them instructions from the emperor a mili- ¬ Why dont you exchange your hus ¬ tary order has been issued to the com- ¬ Town Topics band manders of districts in which his majesty expresses his wish that no Sublime Faith Prussian officer be granted leave to go Parson Do you take this man for to South Africa The order adds that better or for worse Bride He couldnt be better than he everything is to be done to prevent is and Im sure he wont be worse N former Prussian officers from taking Y Journal part in the conflict in South Africa Stock Yards Episode Cirand tanrt4 urued two men settled their squabble The Rochestee NY Nov 10 The three Without resorting to law The one has a beautiful pink eye grand stands on the Rochester Driving And the other a lumpy jaw Park association grounds were totally Chicago Tribune I tell you old man I was where the destroyed by fire Wednesday entailing Literary Hint a loss of S25000 This means the shells were the thickest Scribbler Im going to write a book Where was that Under the am- ¬ permanent closing of the famous track munition wagon St Louis Republic that will make folks talk Friend That isnt whats needed Embargo to Be Removed Sit down and write one that will make To the Kicker Ottawa Ont Nov 10 The Domin Tf you eer know that happy day folks shut up Town Topics ion government received a cablegram And reach that place I tell you true you from the home authorities 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se Sim ¬ ilar to Ado ph Lnetjje ts lttl at San Fa The Entire beere Affir Wax Kep a Profound Spc ators Being Present Nt the Oenionies 10 The Aetna Life InsuranceCo Of Hartford Conn 1 VI 455572721fr 8884576990 Liabilities Jan 1 97 7ll5022fr Surplus Jan 1 97 Paid policy holders since organisation Tuesday was the most spectacular affair of its kind since ien Shaftere -disembarkation at Daiquiri The co ope ration of the troops and the nary was compete Tin-- gunboats main tained a tt rrific bombardment for ovei an hour while the troooe rushed waibt deep through the surf under a heavy but badly aimed rifle tire from the in surgent trencher and charged right and left pouring- voliey after volley at the fleeing rebels Forty Filipino weie captured mostly officers Several insurgent dead and live wounded were found in a buildiug which had suffered considerably from the bombardment The town was well fortified The sand dunes were riveted with bamboc 20 feet thick which afforded a fine ¬ ¬ ¬ non-commission- ed Manila Nov 11 The landing oi the American troops at San Fabian quietly married at 10 oclock Thurs ¬ January 27 Uat aiurdered ids wife day morning at the reel ory of St Pauls Rachel and afiei wards chopped up Catholic church The ceremony was and boiled the remains in order to dis performed by Rev James F Mackin pastor of the church assisted by Rev Mrs Mildred Chicago Nov 1L Albert August M Hazen and Adm George Dewey were Becker the ierir an butcher who on Washington Nov Assets Jan ¬ Vv 4 j- - aT5t pose of tnem was hanged in the coun ¬ ty jail at 1205 oclock Friday after- ¬ noon Bee cers neck was not broken by the fall and it wis 16 miute before he was pronoun e dead On the acaftblJ B cker protested his innoc nce and declared George Sutter ln tne father or his second wife was 99 69780801 The Aetna Lifk issues every desir ¬ able form of Life Term Endowment and Accident Insurance a 3llll02 Resident Agent Paris Kt ¬ Cover iien the transports arrived in the V gulf they found the gunboats Prince ¬ ton Bennington and others waitincr After consultation with Gen Wheaton Commarder Knox of the Princeton and Commander Sheridan of the Ben nington anchored on the shallow two miles off shore The gunboats formed a line inside the lletena Callao and Manila close inshore With the first gun of the bombardment the small boats were filled rapidly without confusion by Maj Cronites battalion of the 23d infantry and Cant Bucks bat- ¬ ¬ r I ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY Ly w la rUf r i tr KJ-- i the real murderer The case in many ways bore a re tnarKable similarity to that of Adolpfc Luetgert Uoth of the condemned men were butchers and the motive for the crime was the same in both in stances the desire to get rid of the wife in order to marry a younjjer woman The manner of commit ting the crimes was also much the same both men according to the testimony being extremely brutal in the killing and both using the same means to dispose of the body by boil ing and burning It was proven at ¬ ¬ HIGH I thought you were a vegetarian I used to be but gave it up Why Did vou find thai your sys tem required meat No but my dausrhter married the son Df one of the wealthiest packers and I onsider it my duty to refrain from anything that might have a tendency to injure the business Chicago Times ¬ GRADE Hiw Chnnfre ¬ The True Significance Daughter Yes Henry calls here three times a week but I dont think he means anything by it He says he dont take any stock in matrimony thinks a man is better off single and is exceedingly apathetic and inattentive to me he wants you the worst way Father Great Scott That shows Herald A AVorlc Foley assistant pastor and Rev Sidney Hurl but Tiie ceremony was strict private and of the simplest char cter and was performed with the ring ac-¬ cording to the nuptial rites of the Catholic church and including the ad- ¬ dress of Father Mackin consumed less talion of the 13th infantry five minutes The arrangements While the lines of boats moved than shoreward the gunboats poured the for the wedding were made with all the secrecy which attended the whole full force of their batteries into affair and nothas single spectator was a the trenches soon forcing the insur present gents to flee through the burrows The bride was accompanied by Mrs lug back of the trenches About 200 Washington McLean her mother and men held their places until the keels of Mrs Ludlow her sister while Adm the boats grated on the shore when Dewey was accompanied by Lieut their Mauser bullets commenced to Caldwell his aide There were no oth- ¬ sin overhead er guests The battalions formed in good order At the close of the ceremony Adm Capt Buck with Pierces and Pattons Dewey grasped Father Mackins hand companies pursued the insurgents on Father I am greatly and said the left into the bamboo thickets On pleased to have been married by you the right was a frail foot bridge across for I know that at one time in your the river leading to the towns Gen life you were a sailor Wheaton personally commanding orAfter the ceremony the Adm and dered a charge across the bridge and Mrs Dewey entered a carriage and Capt Howland of his staff led Cole mans and Elliotts companies of the 13th and Shields company of 23d who the behaved splendidly under their first fire into the town which was found to be nearly deserted except by the aged and some Spaniards who had hidden in the buffalo wallows and who came shout ing delightfully toward the Americans Two companies of the 23d had a skirmish along the Dagupan road with Joseph A Beckers trial that after killing his wife he had chopped her body to pieces and boiled the remains on his kitchen stove afterward burying the remains in various places As in the case oi Luetgert the rings of the murdered wife played no small part in the testimony leading to the conviction ¬ MEMPHIS CONFLAGRATION 1 wo arelioitres and Molasses Plant De stroyed Entailing a Loss of About a Quarter Million Doll ir ¬ Memphis Tenn Nov 11 The Plant ers warehouse the Goods Chickasav Cos warehouse and the plant of the ¬ Louisiana Molasses Co located in Tennessee Huiing and Toibert streets were destroyed by fire Thursday night entailing a loss of about 3 50000 The two warehouses were filled with merchandise and there was a large stock in the sugar refinery The estimated value oi the merchandise stored in the Planters warehouse is between S15000C and 200000 The Woods Chickasaw Manufacturing Cos stock was worth about 550000 and the Louisiana Molasses Co suffered a loss of 810000 The building of the Planters warehouse was valued at 35000 and that of the Woods Chickasaw Co at 312000 These losses do not include five bos cars burned and the damage to adja cent property ¬ ¬ I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of same litter sired Shes a charming little witch Yov re- ¬ by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and New Ahem And she does a farcy stitch you said that ont of a so w by the noted Chief Tecum On a crazy patchwork cushion that is the member Mr Oldchapp after we were married you would as- ¬ eh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by envy of her mother But it would make you smile sist me in the matter of furnishing a my fine yearling boar To behold the wondrous style house In which she stitched a patch upon the my bo- - KENTUCKY Mr Oldchapp Certainly S 16623 trousers of her brother Chicago Daily News corner with certainly Come around the My brood sows are all recorded in me and Ill introduce you to a friend OTHElt VICTIMS of mine who is in the installment busi Central and Ohio P C Records and are by such sires as ness N Y Weekly at winner Claude Sweepstakes Worlds Fair Boom Was Over After the When I came to this town said the Chief Tecumseh 2d Won more prizes and sired more prize winners man on the dry goods box everything than any hog that ever lived I had in the world was tied up in a red Vans Chief and other good ones bandana handkerchief Better breeding than this is hard to And now asked the tourist who find and I also have the good individa jtj BHbKsssHHHHBHH was waiting for a train als to correspond come and look over And now replied the mat on the my herd and get my prices before bay ¬ Correspondence solic everything ing elsewhere box scratching his jaw ited Visitors welcome Prices reason ¬ Ive got in the world is tied down with able Terms cash Chicago Tribune mortgages of Art Son-in-Law horse dealer you know Puck Willing to Aslst Hes a POLAND CHINAS for SALE 0 ¬ Vf sssBBIirTffl I frtrr IMlllll I ¬ Book Agent If youll buy this book a shame the Thomas My dear a sir Ill guarantee that youll learn one waj that creature howls If I had bootjack Id throw it at her and then thing that will save you lots of money Man of the House Ill take it What perhaps wed get some sleep N Y will it teach me World Never to buy another book from a A Cynical View Harlem Life book agent This life is a delusive cheat When we have solved the question Of what is safe for us to eat We die of indigestion N Y World liii If Ifits imiHl Had to Be at First Sight I understand it was a case of love at first sight he said It was replied the dearest friend of the woman in question It had to a second time he be If he had looked never could have fallen in love with Chicago Post her GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Bourbon County Ky JOHN CONNELLY PARI8 KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calif Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable Something Worth Knowing G WDAVIS the retreating Filipinos Maj Shields of the staff with his command captured several insur gents The inhabitants describe all the roads as practically impassable and say they believe Aguinaldo has secreted a yacht in the river Longapo MRS GEORGE DEWET near Subig for use in his flight when he finds his capture is inevitable were driven to the residence of Mrs ¬ ¬ JllaSrlK SHOT AND ROBBED Masked Men Waylay a Prominent Tennes see Merchant Returning Home and Secure a Large am of Money Wednesday was devoted to recon Washington McLean where a wedding Maj Logan went north- ¬ breakfast was served and at 1245 they noissances ward to Santo Tomas and burned the left for New York Filipinos barracks Capt Bucks 13th New York Nov 11 Adm and Mrs went to San Jacinto and disposed of Dewey arrived in New York Thursday small bands Marshs 23d went toward night from Washington They were Magdaiena on the Dagupan road and driven direct from the West Twenty had several sharp fights with small third street ferry to the Waldorf-Astori- a They killed eight men where they are the guests of Mr parties brought in twenty prisoners and had Boldt the proprietor of that hotel five men wounded The admiral and his bride did not regCapt Chenowith and Lieuts Davis ister Van home and Bradford with two POSTAL STATISTICS companies of the 17th regiment re connoitering northeast of Mabalacal According to the Fourth Assistant Post attacked and routed a battalion of in ¬ master Report There are 75000 surgents killing 29 of them Three Postoffices in Active Operation Americans were wounded Washington Nov 11 Fourth As Maj Bell has been engaged in an ¬ other daring exploit While scouting sistant Postmaster General John L with five officers and two men of the Bristow in his annual report Friday 36th infantry and Lieut Hawkins and announces that during the past fiscal 10 men of the 4th cavalry he crept be¬ year 14604 postmasters were appointed hind a trench containing a hundred 13523 being fourth class postmasters Filipinos rode them down and killed and the remainder being presidential There were 2o95 postoffices estab and wounded 20 and captured six He lished and 1505 discontinued also brought back 30 Mausers At the close of the year the total number of postoffices in the The Indiana Celery Crop Reg- ¬ cel- - country was an even 75000 Wabash Ind Nov 11 Indiana lost averaged one ery growers at the head of whom is istered mail - per cent in every 259S0 handled Wra Glaser of this place say the oelery crop of Indiana and Michigan is There were 1679 postal arrests during practically a failure The piants were the year including 119 postmasters 31 blighted and killed by the hoi dry assistant postmasters 41 post office weather of September Indiana has clerks 21 railway postal clerks 34 let¬ many thousand acres devoted to the ter carriers and 861 post office burg- ¬ The same is lars Of all these 650 were convicted cultivation of celery true Mr Glaser says of the Kalama- - and 629 cases are still pending in the courts oo district in Michigan ¬ ¬ ¬ Need Trained Nurse Tenders His Resignation New York Nov 10 Mrs Whitelaw Chicago Nov 11 John B Sherman Reid received a cablegram Wednesday has tendered his resignation as presi ¬ dent of the Union Stock Yards Transit Co to take effect January 1 For 34 years Mr Sherman was an officer of the corporation and for 33 years of this time its directing genius ¬ from Lady Randolph Churchill asking her to secure the services of several American trained nurses The nurses will be expected to sail for South Africa next week Prince of Wales Birthday Celebrated London Nov 10 The annual lord Estate Goes to the Widow and Family Hamilton Ont Nov 11 The will of the late Senator W E Sandford He was filed Friday for probate leaves an eatate in Canada valued at 1040000 in Ontario and Manitoba besides Mexican mines and property in Chicago All goes to his widow and mayors show took place Thursday This is also the birthday of the prince of Wales The two events were the occasion for an unusually patriotic iisplay in London Child Burned to Death WASHiNaTON C H O Nov 10 At Bloomingburg Wednesday Dorothy TheBroofclyn Sails From Fort Sic Wk daughter of Mr the pretty WASHiNGroK Nov 1L The Brook and Mrs Wert Shoop died from injur lyn has sailed from Port Said for Sues ies received four hours before by her en route to Manila The Monocacy clothing catching fire from a grate ban arrived at Chin Kiang family ¬ Found His Lot Who Bad Boy Course yer dont I Boutown Where did you go on your a girl dat could throw a stone ever saw vacation Chicago Laschance I went out west to look straight ernuf to kill a bird Chattanooga Tenn Nov 11 A News Daily special from Dunlap Tenn says R M at a corner lot I bought by mail Find it In the Dark Robinson a prominent merchant oi NY Yes went swimming in it I am sad to night The gas said this vicinity was shot Thursday night Weekly Fred Constants coming aroun Although I always treated him right and robbed of 53500 while returning Im sure to get turned down Settled Ont of Court to his home near here He had been Chicago Daily News Mrs Casey If iver I catch your goat to Cincinnati where he had sold THAT NEW STENOGRAPHER a of and horses atin me washin agin Mrs Mulligan mules lot sue ye fer damages Upon his arrival he was met Ill Mrs Mulligan Theres no nade of at Dunlap by his brother and they suin Mrs Casey Come over here an started over the Cumberland moun Ill give ye all the damages ye want an tains When half way across the wild more too N Y Journal country they were met by three masked Pushing Along the Good Work men who shot their horses and wound My wife got up a charity card party ed Mr Robinson who it is expected will die The brothers were bound last week have any success with it kDid she and the money taken Bloodhounds I should say she did Took in al- ¬ are trailing the robbers most enough to pay for the prizes Chicago Times Herald COTTON BALLS IN PARIS No Home Remedies for Her The Mississippi Commissioner to the Expo Nell Nothing in this country seems st ion Thinks They Will Prove Quite good enough for Mame She goes to a Novelty Europe for gloves gowns hat and ev ¬ she Meridian Miss Nov 11 O C erything Yes wearseven goes abroad for Pvlle she King of this city commissioner of the her health Philadelphia Record The Merchant But my new stenog- ¬ state of Mississippi to the Paris expo rapher is a most valuable member of the sition in 1900 has arranged there for Hateful Thing There are very few woman orators force what promises to be a great novelty in His Wife Yes I heard you call hel the way of an exhibit from this state arent there Why I dont know I had the im- dear Chicago Inter Ocean He has made arrangements with a By a Bored Listener party who has secured at the right pression that the great majority of¬ women were great talkers PhiladelHe could not tell a lie but that season 500000 selected full grown Was not his only glory cotton balls which will be sold at the phia Bulletin For all whos heard him try declared He couldnt tell a story No Chance for Em Paris exposition by original cotton Chicago Tribune With laughter lurking in each face field darkeys as souvenirs of the AmeriAnd folly neer asleep An Ignorant Club can cotton exhibit These will be the This earth is but a solemn place The Youth Why should victory al ¬ For those who fain would weep first cotton balls ever shipped abroad Washington Star ways be represented by a female figure and they will be eagerly sought after The Sage You dont see the appro- ¬ by people who have used quantities of THE BRAVEST OF THE BRAVE priateness now hut jrou havent mar American cotton but who have nevei ried yet Indianapolis Journal seen it in Its natural form The Only Alternative Must Observe Strict Neutrality Im sorry madam but we cant ex- ¬ change those goods Beklin Nov 10 As the result of But my husband does not like them instructions from the emperor a miliWhy dont you exchange your hus ¬ tary order has been issued to the comTown Topics band manders of districts in which his majesty expresses his wish that no Sublime Faith Prussian officer be granted leave to go Parson Do you take this man for to South Africa The order adds that better or for worse Bride He couldnt be better than he everything is to be done to prevent is and Im sure he wont be worse N former Prussian officers from taking Y Journal part in the conflict in South Africa Stock Yards Episode Grand tail 14 Lurued The two men settled their squabble Rochestee NY Nov 10 The three Without resorting to law The one has a beautiful pink eye grand stands on the Rochester Driving And the other a lumpy jaw Park association grounds were totally Chicago Tribune I tell you old man I was where the destroyed by fire Wednesday entailing Literary Hint This means the shells were the thickest a loss of 25000 Scribbler Im going to write a book Where was that Under the am- ¬ permanent closing of the famous track munition wagon St Louis Republic that will make folks talk Friend That isnt whats needed Embargo to Be Removed Sit down and write one that will make To Ottawa Ont- - Nov 10 The Domin t you eer knowthe Kickerday that happy folks shut up Town Topics ion government received a cablegram And reach that place I tell you true you things just your way from the home authorities Wednesday Where world can have be An Ideal Union The will all dead but you He Was it a happy marriage the embargo placed upon Detroit Free Press stating that Why theyve been She Happy Canadian cattle entering Belgium At Santa Ana CaJ there is a celery carried ve jears and they itreatill would be removed on the 15th iasU gardn ei 209 acres flattering each other Puck ¬ ¬ The Target Safe Old Lady Shame on you bo3s Now you never hear of little girls throw ing stones and killing birds FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Calls for Ambulance Attended to Promptly Day Phone 137 Night lOO TREES TREES He Blue Grass Nurseries Offer Everything For LAWN AND GARDEN ORCHARD Fall stock of Fruit and Ornaments Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus Shrubs and evorything kept in such an establishment We employ no agents Descriptive Catalogue on application tc H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Phone 279 Oct6 3m ¬ 2 WORTH OF PRESENTS for 50c worth of work We are giving away Watches Bicycles Sewing Ma chines Guns c fcc to introduoe ont paper PASTIME a high class illustrated family paper of from 16 to 32 large pages ¬ ¬ 64 to 128 columns of Choice Good Stories ¬ ¬ Art Humor Letters of Travel in Foreign Lands c c And all you hsye to do to get 42 worth of presents it to get 20 subscribers st 10e each Send 10c in stamps for full par ticulars long list of presents and our paper PASTIME for 6 months Ad ¬ dress THE PASTIME CO Loaisvills Ky Literature ¬ aug-80-l- y A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Not only cures but it keeps well Is sold by an organized company of re lible business men and has the endorse ment of thousands of Clergymen and noted people throughout the country We speak of that wonderful Instrument Electropoise and ask your careful ¬ ¬ examination into the cures it has wrought Col A P Nunslly of the Inter Ocean Chicago writes Nearly three years experience with Electropoise only confirms the truth of your claims I say to my friends that this instrument is a most wonderful invention and I wo aid not part with mine if I could not get another Send address for our book giving letters from people vcho hare been cured by Electropoise ELECTRO POISE CO 513 Fourth Avenue Louis ¬ ville Ky ¬ Severe tletdachee Nervoueneae Aeaalck neea or Exhauitlonf Why notjprerent tt all by using- CUSHMAXK MENTHOL INHAL ¬ headache ER Help thatthe ue of cure that nerTauneasad tnis Inhaler the greatest teaslckoasi by itinmlart ana prerentatle known Woaderful rr - DO goiC take a trip YOU TRAVEL from Are you to Oo you suffer lief in Hay Fever and Astnaa INHALES and you MAfly If al eaat gel It at Bragftsta wiirlTt teas fer tt smU QTBUT CXTSB Sy use IS ttsasAJ Seas fer Beak ea aeaSaei free amcaco a ias tucuui THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY KOVEMBER 14 1899 THE 1II111I DEWS 1881 PUBLIC SALE OFFICIAL VOTE OF BOURBON COUNTY FOR GOVERNOR O Nineteenth Year Established OF FOR PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FOR AUDITOR cc GO FOR REP JAILER WALT EB CHAMP SWIFT CHAMP Editors and Owner 3c 3 a 9 X P Q BOURBON FARM oclock a m on We will sell upon the premises at 15 10 FRANKCO Leaflets in Style and Fasin mm oi -H o Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Bko PRECINCTS O ¬ W H 9 i O o c o O O 1 mrl ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dolur per Inch for first Inser tion half ra es each insertion ihereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line eeb insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when 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 aud yearly cards ¬ Wednesday November 59 4 4 102 5 54 4 112 0 127 1 122 2 115 5 140 4 135 0 86 10 167 1 98 1 1899 ¬ Invite Inspec ¬ tion of the Following Paris No 1 Paris No 2 Paris No 3 Paris No 4 Paris No 5 Paris No 6 Millersburg No 1 Millersburg No 2 Flat Rock No 1 Election Still In Doubt Flat Rock No 2 The result of last Tuesdays election North Middletown No North Middletown No is still undecided 1 Senator Goebel claims his election by Clintonville No 2 Clintonville No a safe rua jority Hutchison No 1 A Lexington Leader special yesterday Hutchison No 2 afternoon from Louisville claimed Gen Centre ville No 1 No Taylors election by 2500 on the face of Centre villeMills 2 1 No Ruddells the returns Mills No 2 Ruddells The Sunday Courier- - Journal claimed Total 155 plurality for Senator Goebel The official count has not yet been Pluralitv completed i i 103 108 84 133 07 27 140 136 175 94 176 45 146 103 104 80 127 0 22 135 121 1H0 53 107 51 119 131 122 112 129 132 SS 91 81 40 76 76 180 87 202 79 2174 0 107 91 3 91 1 71 41 45 7 149 181 151 1 101 74 94 3 128 199 123 1 181 78 183 174 43 139 34 77 165 93 78 109 the farm of Mrs A M Redmon de 111 118 40 ceased said farm is on Jackstown pike 4 miles from Paris 4 from Milleio 128 128 7J burg 1 mile from Maysville railroad 96 97 42 Said farm contains 180 acres 143 145 98 station All tobacco or hemp land The dwell62 68 126 24 23 120 ing is two story brick with 8 rooms There are 2 barns 140 133 115 halls and porches 60x60 besides cow tarn corn cribs and 125 127 128 160 166 129 stables buggy house coal house cabin 94 95 85 and other outbuildings necessary plen177 179 160 ty of fruit of all kinds watered by two 44 46 90 of best springs in the state besides the 140 140 77 ponds also tenant house on the farm This is one of the finest bluegrass 36 40 103 farms in Kentucky 78 79 91 For further particulars call on or 68 71 40 address 187 192 143 REDMON BROS 79 80 90 Lock box 179 Paris Ky 200 199 123 A T Forsyth Auctr lnovtd 81 81 179 ¬ ¬ 57 22O20792172 2172 2207 2058 26i 93 149 I have 2 new farm wagons tbat I will sell at cost Geo VV Stuart directly N freight depot opposite L Smallpox Reported STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sale and Transfers Of Sttxk Crop Turf Notes Carlisle was excited yesterday over a report that three cases of of smallpox had developed on Stony Creek in Nicholas and handbills warning every body to be vaccinated were circulated A man from Stony Creek neighborhood was advised by a leading physician to go home which he did It was also reported in this city that a case of smallpox had developed in the ¬ ¬ Ktc ¬ Flat Rock precinct and Judge Purnell promptly notified the Health Officer to make an investigation Mrs Watkina of that precinct developed a case of varioloid last week and has been removed to the home of relatives in Nicholas Mrs Watkins case was pronounced varioloid by Dr Wash Fithian of this citv It is believed that tho disease was brought to that neighborhood by a Cuban who showed signs of having some eruptive disease ¬ ¬ i h Attorney Wallace Muir of Lexington was fined 10 for contempt of court for not removing his hat soon enough m Lynn Lnil fell at Cynthiana Thursday and broke his collar bone while playing ball Tbos K Bradford aged seventy five was butted to death Friday at Butler by a brll He was passing through a held when the bull attacked him At Paducah Friday Joseph Enders hot his sweetheart Dora Shyer and then killed himself Bits Of Nonsense Welter Champ in Illustrated Kentkian SIGNIFIED BY SLANG Clara From the way Ethel sighs she must be in love Flora Yes thats about the sighs of this citv sold new tobacco in Cincinnati last week for T J Montague of this county for an average p ice of 1050 per hogshead Scott Hudson of Lexington bought the tro ter Eagle Flannigan for 2100 1 ist week at the Hedges Seaman sale at New York About fifteen hundred mules bought in Bourboa Fayette and other counties in Central Kentucky have been shipped to Africa for British war service in the Transvaal James Thompson has sold to W B Kidd the balance of his lot of export cattle There were sixty eight in the lot and the average weight was 1325 pounds The price was 510 per cwt S C Carpenter of Millersburg bought a fine car load of mules last week at Lexington to ship to Atlanta The animals were extra heavy averaging 1250 pounds and are to be used in the lumber districts in the South Mr Carpenter last week sold a pair of fancy premium show horses to J A McGoodwin of Franklin for 1200 The horses have taken about fifty premiums this year The horses belonging to E F Simme of this city are in winter quarters at the Sheepshead Bay track in charge of Trainer Frank B Van Meter and J S Hawkins who is Mr Simms agent There are some grand looking yearlings in the string The two year old Mark Cheek started nine times and was inside of the money eight times running second tc the fast Mesmerist in ouo race He will make a great three year old M Abuee of ¬ ¬ J If You Are Wise You will read in this space in the next issue of The News the great array of Thanksgiving bargains which will be offered to you by Complete line of Winter Wraps Furs of every description Fur Collarettes Fur Scarfs Cloth Capes and Jackets Golf Capes Separate Skirts Silk Waists Wool Waists ¬ Tailor Suits COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION No GEO N PARRIS THE PEOPLES GROCER And do not forget that he is Agent for the Trouble P r to Show Goods Franl 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY Best bin JLLS oi Earth STREET DO NOT FORGET I am showing the Largest and Best Line of it THE MODEL MAN Sam Jones will lecture Monday night Sam could in Stanford onSawciety find a lot of meat for a lecture on the HOUSEHOLD GOODS I have ever shown If you are needing any thing in my line I can save you money ii ii ii n ii u n in 1 1 subject Kentucky Politics Mrs Brownley If we all had to be born again Silas what man would yon rather be like Silas Brownley Like your first hus band He was the only model man I ever heard about ¬ The skating rink at Cynthiana opened Inst night n in i inn mi ii i inn ii mi Dr H H Hadden Summit Ala says I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a splendid medicine 1 prescribe it and my confidence grows with continued use It digests what you eat and quickHerman One of my neighbors plays ly cures dyspepsia and indigestion W the piano incessantly Brooks ¬ 21 i W f I have just re line of Harmon lmposible sir The degrees which made Admiral Herman Its perfectly true She plays Schley a Knight Templar and a The Stars and Stripes Forever Knight of Malta were conferred upon hi u by the Columbia Commandery at A GENEROUS FELLOW Gladys must have a generous triend Washington D 0 Friday night named Sterling observed Aunt Saman J D Bridges Editor Democrat ths Lancaster N H says One Minute yer think so asked Cough Cure is the best remedy for croup What makes I ever used Immediately relieves and Uncle Reuben cures coughs colds croup asthma Why nearly all of the hearts of her pneumonia bronchitis grippe and all bangle bracelet replied Aunt Saman throat and lunar troubles It prevents consumption W T Brooks tha have Sterling on em t I J0r9i NOVELTIES LOWNEYS CHOCOLATE BONBONS PLUTO WATER FROM WWW 1 2 for the Christ mas trade V 1 11 ii 1 1 1 1111 1 1 in 11 1 111 ii 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in JUDGE US Judge us by what we are doing Judge us by the continued crowd of buyers Judge us by the kind of clothing you see your neighbors and friends have pur- ¬ chased Judge us by our prices Get your friends to tell you how much they paid Thats aM we ask You get the best truly the best when you buy of us Youll find our clothing just right every way ways you hadnt thought of before Remember you ctn always get your money back if you are not s tisfied Your Money Back On Demand WHINTED Every Housekeeper to Try DO NOT FORGET I am selling the best French Lick Springs Mans Hasty Jellycon Cures Habitual Constipa- ¬ tion Jaundice Affections of The new Jelly Powder There is nothing now on the Kidneys arid the Liver market like Spleen Catarrh of the Stom- ¬ ach Billious COMFORTS for the Least Money of any dealer in Paris Undertaking in all its branches Headaches Gouty Disorders Etc NATURES MEDICINE For Sale by PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES I can furnish you at any time It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend- ¬ an experienced man for mantel work is warranted to produce 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 Orange Lemon and TILINGS always on hand Raspberry Strawberry Wild NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 Cherry Calfsfoot HASTY JELLYCON Jas Fee Sod L Saloshin Co J T HINCON THE BOURBON About twenty five or thirty Paris Elks will go to Georgetown Thursday night 1881 to assist in the institution of the new Elk at the p08t office at Paris Ky as Loclgein that city The Georgetown eJOAd class mail matter Elks will give a banquet in honor of the Paris Lexington and other visiting Elks TELEPHONE NO 124 after the institution ceremonies are completed The Paris members will SUBSCRIPTION PRICES return home on a Midland special after Payable it Advance Oneyeta Six mouths Jfl00 the banquet The regnlar meeting of the Paris lodge juace all Check Money Orders Etc will be held to night at the usual hour payable to the order of Champ A Bro There will be initiation work TNieeteenh Year Established fc k Vv S PARIS KY TUESD A X NOVEMBER 14 1899 Clay of Bourbon Rhodes Shackletoid Richmond L P Tarlton Frankfort and Capt Rogers of Pari The interment will t a ke place in the Lexington Cnuietery Hon C M TIEIIIIHIUIL Elks Going To Georgetown PERSONAL MENTION COMERS ANl 3U6RS to BSERVED BY THc TTJOIEIEIR NOW ON SALE WOOL BLANKETS COTTON BLANKETS BED COMFORTS LADIES S TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands tor collection and all not paid lay November 30th 1899 will have six per ent added and be com- ¬ pelled to pay for ad¬ The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And una in Auiotiea died last week at Ky aged ninety five years L aetto Elsewhere She had been a nun for seventy five Mr Fletcher Maun is ill of fever years She was related to many of the Hon George Snyder of Louisville best families iu Kentucky aud was a is in the city native of the State Miss Marie Parrish has returned To Our Patrons home from Cincinnati Mrs R B Hutchcraft is making a All bills made with us in future will At fJosT Everything at cost at H S short vis it in Cyuthiana be due in thirty days uuless otherwise Stouts tailoring establishment Mrs Mary Turney will leave Thurs- arranged J W Hollid ay Carriage Co CoN day for a trip to Oklahoma The announcement of Price 86tf Paris Ky Nov 1 1899 clothing advertisement will be found in Mr Thos Lewis of Lexington was another column in the city Sunday visitiug friends ¬ Notes Haxtily lotted On The Streets At lister G nerose H tttitfgly the oldest READYWVEAR SKIRTS In all the new materials including Blanket Plaids Serges Camels Hair etc CLOAKS AND FURS Tust received a new line of ¬ vertising G WBOWENSBC TURKEYS To The Farmers We will besrin to receive Tur Have your hogs killed and lard ren Mrs T E Ashbrook arrived home keys on Monday November 13th Laughlin Bros dered by yesterday from a brief visit in Lexing To receive the benefit of the Thanksgiving they market ton Accidentally Shot be delivered not later than Mrs W O Hinton arrived home should Saturday afternoon while Harry the 18th Hill and Rich Crandall were playing yesterday from a brief visit in Lexing 88 90 C S BRENT BKO ton Alva Crawford aud C R James have gone to Ohio on a hunting trip ¬ ¬ ¬ Neck Boas All up-to-d- ate garments Jackets Fur Collarettes and DRESS GOODS Give us Camels Hair Suitings Homespuns Ertinnies etc call We can please you in price and quality TURKEYS We will begin to receive Tur ¬ keys on Monday November 13th To receive the benefit of the Thanksgiving they market should be delivered not later with a flobert rifle at the foot of High street the gun was accidentally dis Mr W C Gaggs of Louisville and charged and the bullet entered the lat Will Oaggs f Chicago are guests at W terss side between the fourth and fifth A Hills ribs and passed through the liver The The legion of friends of Mr Robert is not considered a dangerous H Ferguson will regret to learn that he wouud ¬ GRAND OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 17th one is very ill 80 than the 18th Mrs F P Clay Jr will entertain the Darby and Joan Club on the even C S BRENT BBO With a view of engaging in other bus ing of the 23d Lost White Fox terrier with black iness I offer a splendid chance to party Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Miss Eddie Spears has has returned I will bead answers to the uauie of Marcia desiriug to engage iu business 2 kind 1 per yd from a visit to Miss Margaret i yne of Return to Charles R James and get lib- sell out as a whole my entire stock con- Cyuthiana Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Producers of All That is Refined sisting of piece goods and fixtures eral reward aud Enjoyable in per yd lOc Mrs Siduey G Clay arrived home Pending the sale of the above I am also Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dress jr will be legal for hnnters to kill offering at cost a fine line of suitings yesterday from a visit to friends at MINSTRELSY UPTODATE Goo ls 25c per yd quail after to day trousers etc This is your chance im- Newark N J Best Quality Percales and Panangs Sweetest Singers Finest Dancers prove it H S Stout Remington arrived Mrs Wm Insurance policies bonght for cnsh by 8 3c ChoicestSpecialties 12c kind for home yesterday from a visit to relatives Funniest Comedians octlTtf F S Stout A Good Business For Sale ¬ RUSSELLS ¬ New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures Extra tine quality Flannelettes in new patterns tOc Outing Flannels in large variety reg¬ ular 10c kind for Eiderdown flannels for all pnrpoeea 15c kind for IOC See the extra wide and fine Tabk Linen at 50c oousriDODsr tol 3 COMEDIANS ¬ ¬ 5t ¬ - - -- Eld EL Powell of Louisville is Astronomers have predicted that holding a protracted meeting at the showers of meteors will fall to night Y hristianGhurch in Maysville and is well worth sitting up a while to Thoujpson Ware deceased carried a see As the shower is likely to occur when almost everybody is asleep it 3 000 poliev of the Provident Savings of New York and a 700 paid up policy would not be a bed idea to have the fire alarm sounded to arouse the citizens if in the New Cork Life the predicted shower takes place Or John Jksse of Shelbyville who Prof Barnard considers from 2 to 5 is known by a number of Bourbon oclock iu the morning of November 15 was shot from ambush and the most favorable time for making ob- people wounded by unknown persons while on servations of the meteors the way to visits patient in the country Since the above was written Night watchman Newt Clark has been author- ¬ Lost A ladys gold watch between ized to turn in an alarm from box forty opera house and city school Finder two if the predicted snower occurs please leave at The News office and get t -- - - Shower of Stars l i i Every Artist Pre Eminent Every Act in Mson county a Gem Every Promise Fulfilled and at Mr H S Orr of Louisville has prices within the reach of all You cant been in the city for several days on in afford to miss it Seats on sale at Borlands surance business Julian Erion is ill of fever at the ¬ Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur residence of bis sister-in-la- w Mrs Daisy Erion ou Eighth street of lit Sterling were guests Sunday of Mrs Lon Haley and daughters Miss Lula Weayer of North Mid dletown has arrived home from a visit to Marion Wormald in Maysville Mrs R DeOarnette went to L Carlisle yesterday to be with her daugh ter Mis George Erion who is ill of typhoid fever Mrs Charles Dabney of Knoxville wife ef the President of the University of Tennessee is the guest of Mrs Claude M Tbcmas ou Pleasant street Mrs James E Clay and Misses Nan nie Clay Annie Louise Clay Kate Alexander and Sue lav will leave to day for a trip to New VTork and Wa h Mr and Mrs John Barnes ¬ ¬ WANTED chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase To borrow 500 on house and lot in Paris Ky Address Lock box 205 14uov5t Paris Ky If you cannot lead this small print at a distance of 14 inches y eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred ar6 made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and tense H Bowens system they always give satisfaction Tot the are scientifically fitted by lr are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit tliei You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better oil withoo any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillf dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end C H Bowen who will visit We have engaged the services of our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite 4wft II ttlftftftw 4ftftu AvmiiinAl mJK liuiA lftlft 4II1V1 V vta 11V I 11111 lll III- - II IIIVII lll HP I ikHI kfcjl It i lllllll U IIP money refunded charge Satisfaction guaranteed or II 4 j PUBLIC SALE OF reward tf Fiscal Court Meeting STOCK CROP c Ir iff The Bourbon Fiscal Court at n meetMrs E F Cla Jr has purchased ing Saturday made a settlement with 150 acres lving on the Brentsville pike former Sheriffs E T Baeding and from W P Arderv tfor eighty one dol James McClnre tue court receiving lars per acre 1500 fr m them j fatly in payment for holidayj all claims against them the Court agree Attention is directed to the rans n gro ing to pay the costs aud fees Justices tne announcement or u v n Hr ward Woods and Leathers were cer which appears in another column against the settlement and Justices Ball Cassiday formerly of this See Smith DeJarnett and Barlow were Ernest county was elected Citv Clerk of Lex- in favor of ic The Court decided not to ington last Tuesday bring suit against former Sheriff Armmm strong mm Croxton Rjon of this ity has en ¬ National Fox Hunt listed iu the army for service in the a Phillippinee He has been made The National Fox Hunters will hold Sergeant their aunual meeting this Tear at Estill I ask no more for the celebrated Springs November 15th to 25th A more desirable place could not have Mountaia Ash Jellico than you will have to pay for other Jellico coal Geo been selected the country abounding in N foxes the scenery and hunting grounds Stuart directly opposite L perfect and the hotel accommodations at tf freight depot Estill excellent Joe Ross aud Theodore Nix two W R Thomas manager of the clever and accommodating Parisians Springs is makiug all arrangements will open a tieh and game market in the necessary for the coirlfort and enjoyment building lately occupied by Mattern the of the guests and will have a fine or photographer at Eighth and Miin cheetra a ball every night all that will go to make this the most enjoyable A number of bets were made Thurs day and Friday that Senator Goebe1 meeting the Association has ever held would be the next Governor of Ken Celery Famine Prohahle tncky One party bet several huudred William Glaser of Wubash Ind the dollars at odds 100 to 0 celery king who has thousands of Clarence Williams colored who is acres of celery gardens throughout under the death sentence for the murder that part of Indiana says that the entire of Josie Tillman colored is now con crop raised in Indiana will be exhausted He was sick before Thanksgiving and that if con fined in the blind cell several days last week but is now in good sumers eat celery after that date tney spirits Gov Bradley has fixed Monday must procure it from other States December 11th as the day for his excu The plants were injured by the hot tion winds of early September suffering Henry Lilleston who has been the from blight and what remained were damaged by October frosts Ordinarily efficient and popular mail clerk at the Mr Glaser sells his goods until after the Paris postoffice resigned his position holidays bnt neither in Indiana nor last week and left Saturday for Kansas Kalamazoo will there be much City to accept a better situation His around marketed after December litis claimed friends will wish him much success in his new home Parisians At The Opera ¬ ¬ I - m A Farming Implements ¬ ¬ I will offer for sale at public auction on my farm 7 miles from Paris on the North Middletown pike on ington TfiURSDtf NOVEMBER 16 1899 ¬ ¬ Mr Amos Turney has returned at 10 oclock am the following stock from Sheen head Bay where he spent crop implements etc 182 head of extra ewes the Summer to be near his stable of 5 Southdowu bucks racers which were compaigned at the 2 pair work mules big Eastern tracks 45 cattle shoats 10 fat hogs Mrs Duulap Howe of Carlisle 7 brood sows who has been dangerously ill for several 1 Poland China boar weeks was taken Saturday moruing to 4 extra Jersey cows St Josephs Hospital at Lexington to 1 Jersey heifer 2 yearling Jersey heifers receive medical treatment 1 UVK Next visit -- Thursday November 23 1899 Hello 170- - The new safe for the Agricultural Bans was moved into the new bank building last night OBITUARY Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit izeus ¬ ¬ Deering binder and mower Thompson Ware a well known and 2 2 horse wagons new respected citizen of this city died sudden2 hay frames and 1 wood frame ly of heart disease Sunday at Frankfort bob slide Dump cart where he was stationed in the internal break cart revenue service The deceased was aged 1 road cart titty four ytars and is survived by his Pond scraper wife who was formerly Miss Alice 2 hog troughs 8 cattle troughs Edwards and three children Dr James 2 Oliver chilled plows Ware of Cynthiana and Edward Ware 3 Brown cultivators and Mrs Leonard Cook of this city 2 double shovel plows The deceased was an excellent gentleman Lot of wagon and plow gear Numerous other articles too tedious and had been an officer in the Christain to mention Church for a number of year The Everything in first class repair funeral will be held at the Christian 350 acres of grass land to rent until Church this afternoon at half past two March 1st Terms made known on dav of sale oclock by Eld J S Sweeney and the J T HEDGES pall bearers will be the officers of the Ky 1 ¬ 1 1 Are advised that our stock of Harware Stoves and Tinware Our is large and complete yearling Jersey steer I Jersey bull E- prices are as low as anyone We and yearling cattle Lot of make a specnlty of Builder extra walking horse gelding Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel standard bred mare weanling colt by Wiggius Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the 650 shocks of corn Lot of hay c best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See OUR FRIENDS THE PEOPL- 1 1 1 1 us before contracting WINN LOWRY Winn Successors to Cook Church The monument to Winnie Davis erected in Holy wood cemetery at Rich mond Va by the daughters of the Con federacy and the monument to Mr Davis and Jefferson Davis Jr were un veiled Thursday Gen Fitzhugh Lee was one of the speakers at the unveiling ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - - 7 Revs E G B Maun and Alex Redd and Miss Effie Redd and A T Forsyth leave this morning to attend a Missionary Institute at Mt Zion Harrison county Rev Mann will deliver an ad dress to morrow night at an Association in session at Falmouth Mr Alex Rice yesterday received a m -- Kt1 arTA from Califor- DOX Ol gll f sent by his wife who is spending Va the Winter with Mrs j u J iong M Rice is already much improved in health and is having a most delightful time in visiting the immense vineyards and orange groves ¬ ¬ ¬ w- the Parisians who attended grand opera in Cincinnati Friday the and Saturday nights were Mr and Mrs W W Massie Mrs John Bishop New York Dr aud Mrs Frank Fithian Misses Nellie and Georgia Fithian Miss Mary Brent Mr and Mrs O L Davis Mr aud Mrs George Alexander Mrs Florence Lockhart and daughter Misses Nannie Wilsou Mary Bedford Louie Bruer Blanche Hudson Juanita Hudson Lucy Johnson Celeste Lucas Maud Stout Mary Clarke Flora Hill Mabel Hill Mre W B Woodford Miss Woodford Mrs Walter Clarke Mrs Mary Bedford Mrs Stout Leer Mrs M M Harris R Mrs Parker Mrs Sparks Miss Sparks Mr and Mrs C E Butler Mr and Mrs Swift Champ Dr W C Ussery E T Hinton F P Lowry Dr M H Daily Ray Clarke The pall bearers will be Judge J D James Condon Walter Champ G W Hunt John B Payne Edmund P ShelClay Olde Steele by Selbv Kinkead Upshur Berrymay Among Sidney Clay Sr who for many years was a prominent citizen of this connty died yesterday at his home in Lexington aged seventy four years He was a nephew of Gen C M Clay of Madison and the Hon Brutus J Clay deceased of this couuty The deceased is sur vived by his wife who was formerly Miss Warfield and five children Mrs Judson of New York Misses Annie Belle and Ktie Clay of Lexington and Sidney Jt Clay of this city Mrs Jud- son is now in Porto Rico having gone to that country several months ago with her husband who is a Captain iu the regular army Mr Clay was until lately a large land owuer in this county and at the time of his death held a large farm near Hutchison Several years ago he sold his fine farm near Auster litz to Col R T Ford of New York The funeral will take place from the family ret idmce at Lexington this afternon at three oclock Dean J N Lewis Christ Church Catbeural Episcopal officiating ¬ ¬ ¬ North Middletown inovtd Jack Stewart Auctr PRICE X CD Benita County Lai heirs on I will sell as agent for J W Letton The pioneer clothing nier chants of Bourbon will use this space in our next issue to tell the people of the rare bargains in clothing they are offering ¬ Wonday December 4th 1899 1 Court day about the hour of 1 oclock a m at the Court house door in Paris Ky the following tract of land About 100 acres of land lying on the Jackstown pike 7 miles East of Paris and 4 miles from Millersburg In a good state of cultivation and all in grass well fenced For further particulars or parties desiring to see the land will please address or apply to T J REDMON Paris Kv A T Forsyth Auctr 8novtd You Sr Cant Afford to Miss Reading it -- bW lFIBmY7mJrGmWrrrimFSmT yirtyy iyiegrtry rfT--or-i UV -- - for Sale Steinway Piano in excellent condiWill sell cheap Inquire at The News office for name of owner 86tf ¬ ¬ tion A 6 THE PROMISE OF THE PAST Tis but of fleeting years a score bince father used to My son tis time you call got to bed Come say gvrd night to all hW unwelcon were the words And how they spoiled the fun I wasnt tired why not a bit Our game wag not half done But time has flown and Im a man And heavy loads I bear For wearily the laeging hours Drag on held bark by care Too long too long are now the days And things are different quite How gladly would i now respond To fathers call eich night Somehow the thought occurs to me That XY s same rule may hold When I naH fird my race is run And lifes bright tires grow cold May not the somler messenger Whose call I no a would dread Come at the last a welcome friend To bid me to my bed Kansas City Independent THE BOURBON NEWS PAKIS are that theyll go east at once and I can work my little scheme without anyone to hinder me Perhaps its the best thing after all that I met him If the youngster is dead the old man will never hear what I told abour him un less he goes to Merrivale and be aint likely to go there now he has no folks there He wont go near no shipping firms to hear it not if hes rich He was beginning to feel more easy in his mind when he was interrupted by Capt Scott who said What brought you out here Itider O I got the gold fever iike the rest Going to the Klondike region Yes I suppose so Take my advice and doui Its on Canadian ground and you cant do so well Ill give you a tip that is worth a fortune to you Go to the Copper river and you wont regret it Ill give you the lay of the ground and a note to a Gd chum there who will set you right How are you fixed for money Kider hesitated Scoundrel as he was he could not find his tongue for a mo ment in reply and the miner saved him the trouble by adding Never mind Kider I see how it is but you neednt be bashful 111 see that you have enough to start in with the best of them A good outfit is half the battle up there and you want ail the grub you can take in Im going to make a rush for that steamer now he fur1 I gt t left Ill see you again if there is time before the boat leaves I guess my partner will go to He wrung Riders hand heartily dis appeared into his tent and came out with a plump bag of gold which lie laid by Riders side without further com ment then started for the beach with long swinging strides that took him to the waters edge in very few moments while the mate looked at the bag with glistening eyes and said to himself Hes got a heart big as an ox but Im in too deep to back out now and Ill need all I can get to keen out of his clutches if he ever finds out the truth The steamer sailed the following morning but before he left the return ing miner saw that Kider wanted for nothing He gave him the benefit of his experience in the wilderness made a list of the necessary articles of out- lit and paid a penniless unfortunate to lock after t he mate and his horses until the former was able to do it himself Tbe return voyage went well for two days then the steamer broke down and it was nearly a week before she was able to proceed The following nigh she ran on a small island causing an other weeks delay It was over three weeks before Capt Scott reached Sat Francisco and was r iven to the dock where the Seabird still lay ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ELY TUESDAY NOVEMBER W 1899 have taken your money out of your pocket and lit out He wouldnt havi took no chances hunting for a belt unless he knew there was one there I see it must be some one that knew of the papeTs and then the rest was easj Now come down aboard and well see if we cant prove it Tom followed him to th Seabird and they soon stood in the mates state- ¬ ¬ He proved a reliable prophet and Tom fi it his strength return each day In a day cr two he was out and at the expiration of the week he felt perfectly well with the exception of a slight languor which still remained He said nothing about the loss of the papers at first but when he learned from Capt Coffin how the second mate had offered to spend his hard earned savings and give up his cherished plan of going to the mines he determined to make him his confidant and offer to share with him if they could find the parties to whom he had been directed N O FISHER Attorney-At-Law Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway West of Boubbom News 58 Phone mm EAST oi EI y TIME TABLE BOUND t doe Lt LoutsrtU Ar Lexington Lt Lexington Lt Winchester Ar room See here VSv aop n m Mr Jupfegs S3 Copyright i3g8 by S S McClureJ CHAPTEK V Continued Your brother died three years ago1 he said and your son was a passenger with me to Frisco this winter lie us coming to the mines he said He was killed a couple of weeks ago one nighi when he was coming down to the ves sel Capt Coffin took charge of the bedy It was the day before I left town j bad my ticket all lmlii and couldnt ¬ ¬ Tait for the funeral Did you see the body yourself Xo said the mate hesitatingly but 1 heard the second mate sa be dead io the J know who did it - ¬ o How did it all happen The stalwart miners voice trembled as he spoke but he controlled himself b a superhuman effort and Obed Rider replied He was picked up dead on the water front one night lie was on his way down to the vessel and they supposed some one hit him from behind They went through the poor chap- clothes and left him on the sidewalk the scounThe second mate found him drels there the same night log toward morning I had my ticket on an excursion train that day and I couldnt wait I had lots to do getting ready ¬ ¬ Was there no clew to the murderer No they said there warnt no chance of ever finding out who done it No one was round to see the feller do it and he got clean off Then you dont know where he was to be buried No but Capn Coffin would see Ihut he was taken care of all ship shape and deck arJ Toms father accosted him at once Is this Capt Seth Coffin Thats my name My son Well my name is Scott Old Capt Coffin was on The second officer pointed as he spoke to a narrow crack in the partition which separated it from Toms room It need ¬ After carefully thinking the matter ed but a glance to show that it had over he was convinced that the robber been recently ealarged would probably place no reliance on the Thats what did the business he rude will even if he took the trouble continued and hes off for that gold to read it It was more than probable mine Hes got a big start and whats that he had thrown both papers away to prevent his passing himself off as Mr when he rifled the belt paying atten Tom Scott on those people tion only to the tidy sum he had se- He couldnt do that exclaimed cured by his crime Tom In this case it would only be neces Why not Was there any descrip- ¬ sary to find the old miners friends and tion of you in the paper the old man tell the truth to which the second mate gave you How are they to know could certify There was another preBut Ive got a statement in my caution too which might be taken and pocket from Capt Coffin telling who we that was to obtain a sworn statement are and all about it insisted Tom from the captain of the Seabird as to What good is that when the mate is the identity of both Tom and the sec on the spot perhaps with his docu- ¬ ond officer together with the fact that ments and how can you make anyone John Avery was the formers roommate believe you are the right chap hook and had died at sea here Scott theres only one thing to Tom easilv obtained this in writing do Weve got to go after that son of a and he then told his secret to Green sea cook and take the law in our own who listened in open mouthed amaze- ¬ hands Something will turn up to help ment but with a kindling face that us out After all I dont know but that showed he had no doubt of tiie absolute there is something in what vou sav All truth of what he heard he could tell about Avery was what he Now concluded Tom thats the saw on board the vessel He never It may be a wild goose talked any with him and dont know whole story chase but there it is Will you go in anything about his family or business with me and share and share alike I Now I dare say the old chap told you a know the papers by heart and they are good manv things about himself didnt probably lost so we will be all right he What do you say Yes replied Tom ragt rly he told Why what would any man me Say all about his say Im with vou as long as I have a convince anyone family and I can soon that the mate is drop of blood left Of course Ill go if he claims to be me Ive got thelying cap but have hanged little mon statement you know sworn o Dont talk money to me interrupt- tains a justice of Hie peace and all wit before I know what you did ed Tom quickly nessed The mate will have a hard time for me before you knew I had a cent I to get round that have 4000 left and the first thing is for Mebbe so was the doubtful you to take half of it Ill feel safer but its a wild country where reply were then I dont believe papers will be going and Dont you think anyone knew you of mm account there Were two to asked his new com- one anyhow and if we overhaul the had them papers Sure you never rascal we shall find some way to get rade after awhile mentioned them or showed them square with him I did not menSure replied Tom The sooner we start the better tion them to a single person and they Come on lets be then decided Tom off and see about it at once It did not take the two friends longto make their simple preparations The money remaining in the captains safe was equally divided between them and worn in belts Tickets to Seattle were procured and the follow irq- day after a hearty farewell to the big hearted skipper the two young men started on their adventurous trip j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 D Will Kermey Surgeon Physician Phono 18t E Ar Mt Sterling Ar New York ar PhtladelphlalOiom 704pm 1340a n 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replied in the tffirmative and the unhappj father went on Cod bless him for his big heart if he Money is no object to me does that now Ive frozen and sweltered all these years to get gold and now Lm alone in the world You havent told me how my brother died When was that The mate gave him all the detais this time truthfully for he had heard them all at Merrivale When he had finished Capt Scott said Did you never hear Tom speak or me Why did he never write When 1 left the ship in your charge I gave you a letter to mail to him telling him that I vvas going up in Alaska after gold and giving him an address in Seattle where he could write and I would get the letter some time Tie never wrote as fa- as I know or if he did it was neer forwarded to me For over three years I have been buried where no letters could reach ine and now I was on my way to Seattle and then for home Its an awful blow Kider The mate was silent and the stricken rpan continued What did the owners say when you turned over the vessel and accounts The others face was ash pale but he made a great effort and replied ¬ came out with you and What Are you his father inter Yes I can see rupted the old skipper the look Give us your flipper Wont he be disappointed Its too bad His visitors weather beaten face turned ghastly pale and he gasped Disappointed What do you mean Is he not Xo confound it he startAboard ed up north a week or ten days ago ¬ Insurance tn tbe Hum Home otu the policy holders fifty cents on Dm sttBdied dolars darnsr the year 1897 post OW Uujm Pans Kr Afcme CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSTON8 VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARGES KTDNEY and BLADDER Dise BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If stable to sail write for QTESTTON BLANK far HOME TREATMENT AMERICAN BE a AN made vt MteeJ tnken f ron Buy watcb 8 8 Maine rit liuvana Dewey an cheap as any Admit- Dewey sad apt Slgahre havo tben IT ¬ CHAPTEK VI No he started up north a week or ten GREEN TURNS DETECTIVE days ago When Tom Scott opened his eyes to an understanding of what was pass- ¬ were never out of the belt except when ing around him he gazed curious 1 was looking at them alone by my ¬ ¬ the other must have notid it but for his own great grief but he managed to say and Obed Riders thoughts were any thing but pleasant His braiu was in a whirl and he feared that any moment his tongue might betray him to the man he had wronged so deeply He was at his wits end for the best course to pursue when suddenly his companion¬ settled the matter at once by exclaim¬ it was- all right Accounts were all straight Riders agitation was so great that O - Toms father was silent a moment All straight capn have only one thing lef to live for now I have more money than I know what to do with and Ill see that my poor boy is buried properly in Frisco Then Ill do the square thing by everybody that was good to him there and I ing ¬ then He broke off suddenly and set his teeth hard Then Ill put 20000 reward up for the wretch who killed him Eider shuddered involuntarily as the captain spoke but he made no reply The belt about his waist seemed to fair ly burn his flesh as the father went on and he dared not meet the speakers gaze 1 ¬ x -- What will he do if he finds his wnelp alive and hears what I told about his He will he thought skipping out ¬ murder me I must be out of this before he gets back here and he will never think of looking for me on the Da Hon trail Brides if hes rich the chsnees around his poorly furnished room self Then as his eyes fell upon the second Was the money you lost in the belt mate of the Seabird reading by the win too dow he said in a faint whisper Yes no come to think of it I had it Mr Green Down went the paper and the hon in my pocket that night It was lucky I put the of it in the safe that est sailor hastened to his side ex- very day most claiming What made vou do that lies come to at last You mustnt Capt Coffin advised ms to replied ask any questions Mr Scott The doc Tom a little surprised at the tor gave me my orders just now Youll ency of his friends questioning persistWhy be all right in a day or two do you ask But where am was the thoughtful reply Because was the firm response as Belay Im figuring up how many folks could the watcher placed his broad hand possibly have seen those papers I aint gogently on Toms mouth I tell you ing against orders Lay right still and Let Belay a bit broke in Green dont talk Here take this stuff You me finish my calculation Two heads was to have it as soon as you got your are bettern one The old man gave the reckoning ship in your stateAs he spoke he held a glass to Toms paperstoyou aboard room lips with one hand raising the patient Tom nodded and the other went on tenderly with the other with a deft Now who could have seen them ness that told of considerable practice when they was in jour room Lets Tom was too weak to resist and swal- lowed the medicineas he was bid Then count up The capn the mate and me he was about to try to speak again is the only ones that had any chance cause no one else is allowed in the when his nurse raised his hand warn ingly Tom would have made another cabin beside the cook The cook went ago which effort but he felt an overpowering to sea longany money he wouldnt done to buy rum nor if he had sense of drowsiness and a moment His any such papers as them in his pocket later he was forced to yield head fell back and he dropped into a We know Capn Coffin didnt slug you for he aint that kind and if he was he restful slumber wouldnt have told you to put your When he again awoke the second money in the safe and felt so bad over mate was dozing in his chair Toms your hurt head was clear now and he felt What are you driving at asked stronger As he watched the sleeping Tom rather amused at the businesslike man the events of the fateful night way in which the sailor was checking began to come back to him and as he remembered hLs loss he could not help off his points on the ends of his fingers Then theres the mate muttering an exclamation of despair Green paused and looked triumphant- ¬ J Ojt Oil It was the watcher who replied an ly at Tom The mates room was next to yourn as he spoke he came quicklj to the He might have seen them He was in bedside saying his room when you came out and said I must have dropped off a minute the old man was dying He skipped out Bow do you feel now was the faint re- the same day you was hurt and give no Pretty weak notice He never come nigh you at all sponse and Im hungry Youll do Youll be all He Good What do you mean demanded right in a week Ill soon fix that As he spoke a portly man entered the Tom starting to his feet as for the first time the others meaning began to room and the sailor added Heres the doctor now Ill leave dawn upon him He hated you like poison and him to see you while I run down to the Yes I see it all cried Tom Yes vessel and tell Capn Coffin youre all I see why he left clenching his fists right aloft 1 had a ticket in my so sudden h When the doctor left Tom he said pocket by an excursion train for Seatbriskly It was only good that day He is You are all right now young man tle Eat all you want and youll be able to the robber I could swear to it How travel in a week or two Its only weak ¬ did you come to think of it so quick Cause the chap that did it would ness now and that is soon mended ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ if our families arent going to be conMrs lioberts waa nected after all speaking to her next door neighbor Miss Elizabeth Sprawle Theyre honest as the day I know that said Miss Sprawle and I only hope your Xed will find another girl as good as Sally Theres not a mite of hard feeling betwixt Ned and Sally answered Mrs Roberts theyre good friends still only they see they made a mistake get-¬ ting engaged They were too young to know their own minds and Mrs Potter and 1 both take blame that we didnt counsel them to wait But that isnt what I was going to tell you You re ¬ call that sprigged muslin dress pattern that Ned gave Sally when the engagement come out Miss Sprawle nodded assent Well continued Mrs Roberts H being so hot last summer Sally had it made up and wore it as you probably know but not enough so but what twould have given excellent wear thia year if theyd been married Well at soon as Sally and Ned decided to break off Mrs Potter came over and nothing would do but I should tell her just what the material cost I hated to but she would have it and at last I told her Ned paid six dollars for it and to day Sally brought over the money in an envelope and there was not only the six dollars but 36 cents interest for the year I told Sally that there werent many folks that would have thought of pay ¬ ing six per cent interest in such a case but she was real surprised and said twas only what was right Now what do you think of that New neverll find another such Im afraid said Miss Sprawle and Mrs Roberts agreed with her Youths Companion ¬ ¬ ¬ Taint 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now and then at a wild pig the meat of but 1 remember it as if it were yester Anticipated News day I was sitting in my oftice one ait Ish Mr Isaacs in eruoon about lulf asleep when an old gram fer Mr Isaa Chicago dot hisder a dele b Bavin shtore had ¬ Victims of tea pconing are becoming alarmingly prevalent Women demand the life and variety of Health and instead of do- ¬ ing it naturally by building up their systems they resort to tea Thev should take Hostet- ters Stomach Bitters instead By strength- ening the digestive organs this brings beauty and good pints it tones up the nerves drives awajr the blues regulates the bowels and cures all forms of dyspepsia All druggists sell it ¬ Tea Poisoning THERE A WOMAN HELPS Salzer Manager of the John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis also President of the Idaho Cold Coin Mining and Milling Co is in luck They have recently struck a wonderful A Henry Struck It Biff deposit of gold on their properties As result the stock of the Gold Coin Co has 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a btrc of Ciovis Tastiiies CniLiJoxn It s simply iron and quinineiu Tbe N i ipliou for Chills 19 a tasteless lorni Nocure DO pay Frice50c Bnarley Theyre a bad family The fa ther plays the stock market and the son the races Yow Youd think they were virtues ii you heard the daughter play the piano ¬ Worse Yet Syracuse Herald To Cure a Cold in One ay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists r f una money if it fails to cure 25c do an The man who is sure it doesnt good to kick should never join a footbal team Elliotts Kagazine NAM FADELESS DYES your goods in the dye is all Sold by all druggists It requires no experience to dye with PUT- ¬ Simply boiling thats necessary The great trouble seems to be that bad luck is natural while people are compelled to work for good luck Atchison Globe Ur G tooth in my family and practice lnkster Mich Nov 5 1894 W Patterson I have used Pisos Cure for Consumption V iTOk KiWSeL JX which is exceedingly savory then too you stir up an occasional alligator and have a fine chance for a display of marksmanship Tracks of wild cattle show still larger game is to be had while pigeons innumerable help the larder out most agreeably The great things to be avoided are the leeches tin m- nests of the lajid that make a hunters life anything but a happy one A trip through the heavy jungle after leaving our boat at the riveris bank brought us at the end of a brisk walk to Semnd Hitam the lower cave the principal tenants of which arc swallows and bats living in a style very much like the little man and the little woman who form the weather sign when the woman is in the man is out znd vice versa In the case in point the swallows occupy the cave at night and the bats by day Bent is collected from the swal- ¬ lows in the shape of edible birds nests while the bats are prepared to pay up arrears in guano The esculent nests of these swallows consist of a marine fucus a species of laborated by seaweed in other word The Japanese are said to the bird have discovered a moans of preparing the seaweed by hand so as to exactly imitate the consistency of the nest The nests are found throughout the islands in this section of the archipelago and are often sold in the rm rkets They make an excellent soup without any very decided taste beyond that of gelatine The birds weave them with much patience and iugenui y in spite of the continuous depredations made upon them The exit of the immense swarms of bats every evening from the Semud Hitam is decidedly a unique sight Looking from the entrance to the place in which some of the nest collectors live we had a fine chance to see this migration and were amply repaid for whatever hard work we had been through We viewed the entrance to the cave over a yawning gulf some 100 yards across and of a shape closely resembling that of a horseshoe in which space the bats go through their wonderful circumrotations About a half hour or so before sunset the first column of bats appeared and after whirling around from left to right in a dense cheese shaped mass the head of the column wheeled to the right almost over our heads and went down the val ley followed by the rank and file in a long coil winding over the treetops in wonderfully close and regular order Four or five hawks appeared and dashed voraciously into the thick of the bats In half a minute the second col- ¬ umn issued and after a preliminary revolution followed the first disappear ing in the distance like a wreath of smoke In 40 minutes by the watch 4 distinct columns were counted each about GOO feet long by ten feet thick A rough estimate of 10000 bats to each column would give a total of not far from half a million bats not one of which went away without a prelimi nary gyration to stretch the The two last lots were somewhat small er than the others and were perhaps fatigue parties left behind to put things away so that they would not be swal lowed Snakes of a yellowish hue ap peared with the first of the bas but as far as we could see did not have any luck in catching a bat The swallows appeared close upon the departure of the last winged bat talion and all nierht lonr there was a ceaseless whirr of wings The attend ants by waving sticks knocked down two swallows whose diet had evidently been ants of the winjred species Next morning shortly after dawn the half million bats returned and literally rained into the horseshoe space in open order with at the same time a crossfire of swallows issuing from the cave The men who collect the nests are a short thick set race and have probably inherited their vocation Thejr lie on their backs on rattan ladders some IOC feet more or less overhead calmly smoking cigarettes while detaching the nest with long poles and quietly dropping them into the baskets sus pended under the ladders A couple o rattans danglinjr from the ladders af ford a means of swinging to more distant places where they hold on in r ome mysterious manner while driving pegs of wood in some hole or cranny to secure the rattan to Lives are often lost but on this subject we couldnt pot the collectors to say much N Y Times - a servile Buenss tardea senor Mexican interrupted my thoughts with pursed dows n Now T looked around half expecting to see a seller of lottery tickets but I wai mistaken The man before me was very ancient in appearance Deep wrinkles were in his face and his hair was snowy white His clothing was neat and clean and he s aemed to have the manner of an hasendado j eon And so it proved Upon my invitation he came in sat down not however without a number of profuse apologies Then he told nil story He remembered me he said on account of a visit 1 had made into tl f interior of Oaxaca sceral years belong J had given him a peso for guiding me a part of the way throng the mountain I lie had never forgotten how kind I had been to him After singing my praists for a time he got to the pith of his tale ile knew where there was a buried treasure Yes ha remembered that many many years ago it had beep buried during the vrars He did nQt dare touch it himself as it was guarde i by spirits but the senor could get it hr thought If so the senor might be will ing to give him a part of it for the in¬ Hotel eiegrapli Operator No Tssne Veil then von gomes schoost sendt it right up ii my room bieae Puck York WOMEN should give special heed to the offers which are appear ing from week to week by the John M Smyth Co the mammoth mail order house of Chicago In this issue vrill be found their advertisement of a thoroughly first class Bewing machine at the astound ingly low price of si L25 Coming as this offer and other offers do from a house with a commercial rating of over one million dollar- and cf the highest character they mark an opportunity that the shrewd buyer will not be slow to take advantage of The John M Smyth Co 150 to 16C West Madison street will scud their mammoth catalogue in which h listed at wholesale prices every ¬ thing to eat wear and use on receipt of 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published to help other girls to take their troubles to you LydiaE Pinkhams Vegetable Compound used as you wrote me has made me entirely well and very happy I shall bless you as long as I live Mrs Pinkham receives thou1 sands of such letters from grater r TV rrn ful women Jm ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss poor man But tell me pray what ever brought you to this miserable state Dusty Rhoades- Me auiermobeel maam I was tourin trough Iowa an I axerdent Chicago Evenly strayd across de line see ing News ¬ In Old Missouri Mrs Goodwin Heres a quarter formation At first I didnt take much stock id the story but gradually under the influence of the old mans impressive ard ¬ ¬ ¬ apparently truthful statement I begtn to get interested His story was loig and rambling but the point insisted upon was that the treasure was there beyond the shadow of a doubt As I had ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j business that necessitated my visiting that part of the country in which he said the treasure was located I agreed finally to take the old man along So a few dajs after I found myself on horseback at Oaxaca witn the Mexican as my guide When we started out to find the treasure the old man suddenly got a scared streak on him and refused tc give me full directions He would nut lead me to the spot but hung behind Senor will have to and spoke seldom find it himself I do not know where it is but and he would hesitate a moment it might be in this direction Then he would point in a certain direction I kept going in this direction fox some time Finally I got discouraged and had a notion to turn back Perhaps the senor might turn to the right and go over that hill the old man then said I turned and kept on until we came to a broad field Here I stopped The treasure might be in a field near a hill under a big stone returned he again No more would he saj 1 then rode around the field looking for a stone 1 soon found one near a big tree The stone was too heavy to move so I called on the old man to help me Xot a bit of it The senor can do aa he pleases he said I soon found how ever that the stone although very large was balanced on another so that 1 could move it A little digging under one side soon brought to light a box which when broken open showed a large amount of gold and silver coins Sure enough the old man was right I put them in a sack hoisted them on my hore and came back on foot to town Now here is where I made my mistake As the coins were ancient I was afraid to dispose of them as one half of a buried treasure you know goes to the owner of the lano on which it is found 1 sounded an old Mexican who was a sort of a banker and he agreed te dispose of the coins for a small percent ago After he got the money though he changed his mind and kept about three fourths under the threat of ex posing me The result was 1 got about 150u out of the deal one third of which 1 gave to the old man Mexican Two Republics ¬ ¬ years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure 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vithin60daysscid the machine JU I 1 back to us at our expense and we will rofund the full purchase pri Vi APPLKS h P itnciy ice to fancy e wp I 3 lfcW brl CHi AOO N 25 50 00 which is lowest wholesale prices 1 everything listed atwear and use is furnish to eat FLOUR Winter paicn GRA N Whea No S I OA CORN PORK LARD V No Ac Nt Ciica 2 2 o srin tri 50 Q 62H ¬ Steam NEW YORK 3 CO fC- - ss 23 7 85 a te Q dU B - 8 85 3 76 7 a 4 ed on receipt of only 10 to partly pay posiage or expressage ana as evioence 01 gooo jaiio me iuv is suowea on prst purchase amounting to SI or above- IT OUR MONTHLY 6RQCERY PR1C LIST FREE lQ VH AT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed FLOUR Winter patent t M xed RYE OAT 4ii 60 9 50 5 45 3 50 67 OH POLK New Me s LARD Western BALTIMORE 9 2- - fe fe T FLOUR Fumi 3 ¬ GRAIN Whea- No 2 red Sou hern Corn Mixed Oat No 2 white Rve No 2 western CATTLE First ciuaity HOGS Western 633 6 30S i 37 Ji 4 75 4 60 ft fe 31 58 5 25 4 75 67 LIKE FINDING MONEY The use of the Endless Chain Starch Book 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red I a 3 45 23 mm 3 55 71 Mixed wixed PORK Mess LARD Steam -- Corn Oa s a ui a 36i 2514 0 25 ft 9 00 la 6 50 n- - ¬ I I I I j Personally Conducted California wnt I Winchesters Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells Rival Sg5SSS 3Sg ¬ ¬ I I I Leader loaded with Smokeless powder and New loaded with Black powder other brands for Superior to all holding out in his hand the sum men tioned ¬ Excursions Via the Santa Fe Route Three times a wegk from Chicago and Kansas City Twice a week from St Paul and Then your their heads aside bes friends turn A had breath means a bad liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure constipation biliousness dyspepsia sick headache Z5c ah druggists Is vour breath bad I ILlLw R P m 4 BUCKINGHAMS DYE or th makers DuOHT on BOCJt hl a Co ii OF Want vour mou stache or beard a bsauUful I Then use brown or rih blacV W S3 L DOUGLAS 35Q SHOES gRSE Worth 4 to 6 compared ft WITH UlIIOI illdRCJ Imioraed by over 1000000 wearers TItr aenuine have W L tinlas name and price - His Revised Version A gentleman from a neighboring town in Mississippi told the following the other night I walked into a small store the other day and found the proprietor lying on the counter just dozing off into a sleep He roused himself on my approach and jumping to the floor quoted the fa mil- iar line My kingdom A horse A horse for a horse Vhere did you get that I asked Oh dont you know Thats what Absalom said when his horse ran un der the tree and eft him hanging bj the hair to s limb T thought everybody Mem knew where that came from phis Scimitar ¬ h i Y nP I T n niisfituie c laimca 10 ui Vour dealer as good should keej them if nnt wt will send a pat -r uu wmmnr rtf nnre State kind ot eatner size ana wiam cao toe Catalogue B free M y umoed on bottots HKr i 0 i QBS0jaRwi yuau v Brockton Making- the Moon Work The tides are now used for generating aower at Pont TAbbe Finisterre France duving 14 hours a day At flood tide the wter flows thiough the canaJ miles inland into a pond in the rear -- e power hors and returns to the of er ebb tide The total fall is 7y P 80 horse power is generates1 i N Y World - The gentleman questioned gazed a moment at the bill assumed a look of excitement made a hasty search of his Why so 1 did and pockets and said l hadnt missed it holding out an eager hand The old man slowly drew forth a T thought so He notebook and said then took the name and address of the loser and putting the bill in his pocket turned away Well said the other do you want it all as a reward Oh I did not find one returned the benevolent old man but iv struck me that in a large city like New York there must be a great quantity of money lost and upon inquiry I find yov are the thirty first man who has lost a bill this very morning- - Harlem five-dollar y -- Minneapolis Once a week from St Louis y ft 5 T and UNIFORMITY RELIABILITY AND STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES Winchester Shells are for sale by all dealers Insist upon having them when you buy and you will get the best Boston In improved wide vestibuled Pullman tourist sleeping cars Better than ever before at lowest possible rates jrf m Experienced excursion conductors Also dailv service between Chicago X and California Correspondence solicited T A GRADY jf Manager California Tourist Service The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway 109 Adams Street CHICAGO 9 x 4 4 Dont Rent ESTABLISH A HOME OF YOUR OWN Read The Corn Belt a handsome monthly paper beautifully illustrated j containing exact and truthful informa- ¬ tion about farm lands in the West letters from farmers and pictures of their homes barns and stock Inter esting and instructive Send 25 cents in postage stamps for a years sub- scription to The Corn Belt 200 PUS Top Snap Complete Doable Breech tQ AN Ir Williams Indian Tie Ointment will cure Blind BleeiliuK and Iicbintf Piles It absorhs the tumors allays ihe itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Prepared for Piles and Itcningof the private l narts At ririwiMst mail on receipt of price SO Cents and Cloo WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland ouio ¬ Life A Cruel Fatber ¬ lt 1 kYt44ts Your father left you his entire fortune on the sole condition that vou marvv an American Heiress t think papa was just too mean for anything Whats the uae of having money if you cant buy a noble in N Y Journal Lawyer Dr SrBuUsN COUGH SYRUP Vis sure Cures all Throat and Lung Affections Get the Refuse substitutes BuWs fARTER5lN GUNS K E CUKA t ER Makes writing a comfort m FISHTACKLE SPORThMEJCS St rPLCES thu EL E PiWcu t Dyspepsia Send for 4 Trial 20 for C btnd Map fr nuljfna POWELL A CLEMENT CO 1NMAT1 lit KM 41ElStCI1 PATENTS WasninKton n InTentors Primer and Protect Your Ideas tree Branches Chicago Cleve land Detroit Contultationjru Mllo B Steven A Co 1C 1787 Established ¬ Adam St Chicago V L DOUGLAS SHOE CO WHEN WRITIX TO AISTI8EKI pleaae atmte that you saw Un Advent meat In rtal puper THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOYEMBER 14 1899 Victims of tea pciaoning are becoming The Purchasers Complained ofaUck Myriads Occupy a Cave Together Bat The Finder of a Iot of Money But alarmingly prevalent Women demand the life and variety of Health and instead of doAre Not Found Hove at the Profited Little by His of One of the Element ing it naturally by building up their systems Disco very Same wae they resort to tea They should take Hostet In the Oil ters Stomach Bitters instead By strengthThe faculty of terse and forceful speed I never told you about tht zAirid ening the digestive organs this brings beauty One should by no means fail to make ordinarily an advantage but occasional a trip to the Jomanton caves while treasure I found did 1 said an old and good spirits It tones up the nerves drives awag- the blues regulates the bowels au ma11 gets hoisled bT his own epigram A nustling young New Yorker who was staying at this delightfully hospitable resident as he leaned back n his chair and cures all forms of dyspepsia All drugIt was a long time ago gists sell it recently established in a branch of the oil station of the British North Borneo reflectively Business had set out to et the patronage Trading company The trip to the but I remember it as if it were yestfe r ot a certain firm The head of the concern caves is of Anticipated Xctts to the sportsman day I was sitting in my oliiee one alt interest w Mr Isaacs in Chicago Ish der a dele reluctant to make a change lhe oil we have been getting is not un for en route you can get a good shot ernoon about hilf asleep when an oid gram fer Mr Isaacs sayin dot hisshtore has now and then at a wild pig the meat of Mexican interrupted my thoughts with purned dov in New York satisfactory said he 4nd 1 fail wny we should make a change Are to see which is exceedingly savory then too a servile Buenss tardea senor Nftnp Hotpl pIptrr iTih Ohpratnr n v ell any extra inducements you can offer there Then von gomes schoost sendt it How you stir up an occasional alligator and I looked around half expecting to right up a u PrPse to improve on the old quamy room biease Puck a fine chance for a display of see a seller of lottery tickets but I wts have t In this way was the prompt answer marksmanship Tracks of wild cattle mistaken The man before me was very Srery reader of thi paper should give 1 propose to give the business my persona show still larger game is to be had ancient in appearance Deep wrinkles special heed to the offers which are appear attention I intend to put some ofniv brains while pigeons innumerable help the wire in his face and his hair was snowy ing from week to week by the John M into every barrel of oil we send out Smyth Co the mammoth mail order house lhe rejoinder pleased the oid gentleman larder out most agreeably The great white His clothing was neat and of Chicago In this issue will be found their and he became a customer things to be avoided are the leeches clean and he seemed to have the man- advertisement of a thoroughly A few months later the hustling voung those pests of the lajnd that make a ner of an hasendado j eon And so il first class sewing machine at the astound ingly low price of 1425 Coming ai this ofmaR was obliged to make a journey and in his absence through some oversight the hunters life anything but a happy one proved fer and other offers do from a house with a Upon my invitation he came in sat commercial rating of over one million dolA trip through the heavy jungle after quality of oil was allowed to deteriorate was quickly noted and a letter now on leaving our boat at the rivers bank down not however without a number lars and cf the highest character they mark It will an nie in the olhce records one of the protec that the shrewd brought us at the end of a brisk walk Df profuse apologies Then he told hil not opportunitytake advantage of buyerJohn be slow to Die It reads Gentlemen When we were induced to use your product we were as- to Sernitd liitam the lower cave the story He remembered me he said on M Smyth Co 150 to 16i West Madison sured that Ur Blank put some of his brains principal tenants of which are swallows account of a visit 1 had made into tle street will send their mammoth catalogue into every barrel of oil We deeply regret a style very much interior of Oaxaca seeral years before in which h listed at wholesale prices every to observe that Mr Blank is threatened and bats living in thing to eat and use on receipt of like the little man and the little woman 1 had given him a peso for guiding me a only 10 cents wear to partly pay postage or ex with paresis Washington Star who form the weather sign when the part of the way through the mountain pressage and even this 10 cents is allowed on m woman is in the man is out end vice He had never forgotten how kind had first purchase amounting to one dollar Struck It Bi praises After Henry A Salzer Manager of the versa In the case in poit the swallows beena to him got singing my his In to the pith of for time he tale bats and John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse occupy the cave at nightfrom the swal- ¬ lie knew where there was a buried Mrs GoodwinOld Missouri Heres a quarter poor the Wis also President of the Idaho Cold by day Kent is collected man But tell me pray what ever brought Coin Mining and Milling Co is in luck lows in the shape of edible birds nests treasure Yes ha remembered that you to this miserable state Dusty Rhoades Me aulermoheel maam They have recently struck a wonderful while the bats are prepared to pay up many many years ago it had bee a buried during the Iran He did nct I was tourin trough Iowa an I axeidenl arrears in guano deposit of gold on their properties As The esculent nests of these swallows dare touch it himself as it was guarde j ly strayd across de line see Chicago Evena result the stock of the Cold Coin Co ing News has doubled in value Many of the consist of a marine fucus a species of by spirits but the senor could get it bf There is this section ot patrons of the John A Salzer Seed Co seaweed in other words laborated by thought If so the senor might be will the countrymore Catarrh in diseases put tothe bird The Japanese are said to ing to give him a part of it for the in- gether and than ail other are owners of Gold Coin Stock The until the last few years was supposed to he incurable For a great many mines are located in the Seven Devil have discovered a rnans of preparing formation I At first didnt take much stock jd years doctors pronounced it a local disease the seaweed by hand so as to exactly District Idaho imitate the consistency of the nest the story but gradually under the in- and prescribed local remedies and by conThe nests are found throughout the is- fluence of the old mans impressive and stantly failing to cure with local treatment Trne to Nature pronounced it lands in this section of the archipelago apparently truthful statement I begsu catarrh to be incurable Science has proven She What a good picture a disease and He No it isnt 1 was not well and I and are often sold in the rmrkets They to get interested His stor3r was lotg therefore requiresconstitutional treatment constitutional looked like an idiot that morning make an excellent soup without any and rambling but the point insisted Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured bv F J She intently studying th photograph Co Toledo Ohio is the only very decided taste beyond that of gela- upon was that the treasure was there Cheney Well it looks exactly like you anyway constitutional cure on the market Judge tine The birds weave them with beyond the shadow of a doubt As I had taken internally in doses from 10 dropsItto is a much patience and iugenui y in spite of business that necessitated my visiting teaspoonful ft acts directly on the blood Jason Crow Osearville Ga Sayst the continuous depredations made that part of the country in which he and mucous surfaces of the system They I feel it my duty to write and let you one hundred said the treasure was located I agreed offer to cure Send dollars for any case it know what your medicine 5 Drops has upon them fails for circulars and testiThe exit of the immense swarms of finally to take the old man along So monials Address F J Cheney done for me I have had rheumatism about Co To18 years but was able to be up most of the bats every evening from the Semud a few das after I found myself on ledo O SoJd by Druggists 75c time until a year ago lastlay when I was Hitam is decidedly a unique sight horseback at Oaxaca witn the Mexican Halls Family Pills are the best taken down and not able to move about Looking from the entrance to the place as my guide About six weeks ago I saw your advertiseThey were inspecting the Texas The When we started out to find the place we have just left explained her esment and wrote for a sample bottle After in which some of the nest collectors taking a few doses it did me so much good live we had a fine chance to see this treasure the old man suddenly got a cort as they went below is called the gun that 1 ordered some more for myself and migration and were amply repaid for scared streak on him and refused tc deck I see she exclaimed brightly friends and in every case it has done won And I suppose that place down there ders and given perfect satisfaction Dr whatever hard work we had been give me full directions He would not where they re raking the fires is called the Woodliff my family physician who has had through We viewed the entrance to lead me to the spot but hung behind poker deck Philadelphia Record rheumatism 15 years is taking 5 Drops and the cave over a yawning gulf some 100 and spoke seldom to Senor will have says it is the most efficient rheumatic medOnly three more days The Office Boy yards across and of a shape closely re- find it himself I do not know where it icine he has ever used May 31 1899 You The Fixture before my vacation The above refers to 5 trops a perfect sembling that of a horseshoe in which is but and he would hesitate a mo ought not to wish away your time The cure for rheumatism kidney and all kin- space the bats go through their wonder- ment it might be in this direction Office Boy I aint Im only wishing away dred complaints The proprietors Swan ful circumrotations About a half hour Then he would point in a certain direc- the boss time so that my time can begin son Rheumatic Co 164 Lake St Chicago Boston Transcript xffer to send a 25c sample bottle for only or so before sunset the first column of tion I kept going in this direction foi 10c during the next 30 days Be sure to read bats appeared and after whirling some time Finally I got discouraged Somehow baldness is far more contagious their advertisement of last week around from left to right in a dense and had a notion to turn back than goodness Chicago Daily News Perhaps the senor might turn to cheese shaped mass the head of the How It Sounded column wheeled to the right almost the right and go over that hill the My daughters music sighed the moth THE MARKETS over our heads and went down the val- old man then said I turned and kept er has been a great expense Somt ley followed by the rank and file in a on until we came to a broad field Here Indeed returned the guest Cincinnati Nov 3 UL Boston long coil winding over the treetops in I stopped neighbor sued ou I suppose LIVE STOCK Cuttle common 4 90 4 80 Sel- c ouichers Traveler wonderfully close and regular order The treasure might be in a field CALVES Fair to good light 6 00 it 50 38 3 aU i lit4i Kacs on Arcnuut of i liauKKg vinj Four or five hawks appeared and near a hill under a big stone returned HOG iixedoarse and heavy 3 90 64 06 packers Day v iijj I our 4b 3M dashed voraciously into the thick of the he again No more would he say I I Eight shiupers On November 29 and 30 the popular Big bats In half a minute the second col- ¬ then rode around the field looking foi SHEEP Choice k 3 70 Q 3 M LAMBS Snring 7 4 75 it 4 9 Four Route will sell tickets to a distance ol umn issued and 3 65 3 3o after a preliminary a stone I soon found one near a big FLOUR Winter patent 150 miles from starting point at a rate oJ 70 Wheat No- red followed the first disappear-in- - tree The stone was too heavy to move GRAIN 3 red fare tor the round trip revolution No ti will le good up to and including De Tickets in the distance like a wreath of so I called on the old man to help me Corn No 2 mixed 344d 35 cember 1 1899 For full informatio as tc smoke In 40 minutes by the watch 47 Xot a bit of it Oats No 2 a 255 The senor can do aa 61 Rye No 2 tickets rates and limits call on Big Fou U12 5J HAY Pnn t riet agents or Warren J Lynch G P A Ciu distinct columns were counted each he pleasrs he said I soon found how0 9 7a about GOO feet long by ten feet thick A ever that the stone although very PiOVI ION Mess pork cinnati 4 95 Lard rough estimate of 10000 bats to each large was balanced on another so that BUTiER Choice dairy 17 15 The Bachelor Defined A Dallas mothc column would give a total of not far 1 could move 26 Choice it A little digging under APPLES creamery fancy with five grown daughters defines a bachelor 20 Q 2 50 h ice lo 4J S 50 as a miserable coward who has lost th from half a million bats not one of one side soon brought to light a box POTATOES P brl Dallas News opportunity of a lifetime which went away without a prelimi- which when broken open showed a CHI AOQ 3 50 3 60 nary rvration to stretch the wings large amount of gold and silver coins FLOUR Winter pa tea No The Best Preeripftioa fop Chills GRA N Whea 67tf K The two last lots were somewhat small Sure enough the old man was right I tit No 3 Chicago sprinjj and Fever IS a bottle of Gisovns Tastklfs CORN No 2 ft B s simply iron and quinine in er than the others ar d were perhaps put them in a sack hoisted them on my OA CniixToMc It 23 2UJ No 2 atasteless form Nbcure no pay PriceSOc fatigue parties left behind to pit things horse and came back on foot to town 7 85 8 25 PORK Mess 5 25 away so that they would not be swal Now here is where I made my mis LARD Steam Worse Yet lowed Snakes of a yellowish hue ap take As the coins were ancient I wag NEW YORK Bnarley Theyre a bad family The fa- peared with the first of the bas but as afraid to dispose of them as one 3 CO 3 75 FLOUR Winter patent ball WHEAT No 2 red t it 7 ther plays the stock market and the son far as we could see did not have any of a buried treasure you know goes CORN q No 2 mixed 43 the races to 60 to the owner nf tbe lanrt on which it is RYE M xed Yow Youd think they were virtues ii luck in catching a bat you heard the daughter play the piano The swallows appeared close upon found I sounded an old Mexican who OAT New Mes 9 25 Cd 9 50 POLK Syracuse Herald 5 45 the departure of the last winged bat was a sort of a banker and he agreed tc LARD Western BALTIMORE talion and all night long there was a dispose of the coins for a small percent To Cure a Cold in One jay FLOUR Famiiv Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All ceaseless whirr of wings The attend age After he got the money though Take Whea No 2 red druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c ants by waving sticks knocked down he changed his mind and kept about GRAIN hern Sou Corn Mixed two swallows whose diet had evidently three fourths under the threat of ex Oat No 2 white man who is sure it doesnt do an been ants of the winged species The Rve No 2 western Next posing me The result was I got about good to kick should never join a footbal CATTLE Firt quaity morning shortly after dawn the half 1500 out of the deal one third of which HOGS Western team Elliotts Magazine million bats returned and literally I gave to the old man Mexican Two INDIANAPOLIS It requires no experience to dye with PUT- rained into the horseshoe space in open Republics GRAIN Whout No 2 red 67 NAM FADELESS DYES Simply boiling order with at the same time a crossCorn No 2 mixed 23 goods in the dye is all thats necessary your Oats No 2 mixed 241yJ fire of swallows issuing from the cave A HUMAN FAILING Sold by all druggists LOUISVILLE The men who collect the nests are a 3 45 FLOUR Winter pat nt 3 55 The great trouble seems to be that bad short thick set race and have probably 71 aturnl Ttesnlt of the Efforts of a GRAIN Whea No 2 red Corn Mixed 363 luck is natural while people are compelled inherited their vocation The- - lie on Searcher After Statistics Oa s a ixed -- yt to work for good luck Atchison Globe POKK Mes 9 00 their backs on rattan ladders some 100 oh the Hace 6 25 LA KD Steam o 50 more or less overhead calmly for Consumption I have used Piso6 Cure practice Dr G feet 6moking cigarettes while detaching An old gentleman evidently a gath both in my family and Patterson inkster Mich Nov 5 1894 the nest with long poles and quietly eter of statistics but with a kindly face W ¬ ¬ ¬ j TAKEN AT HIS WORD BORNEO BATS AND SWALLOWS JURIED TREASURE Tea Poisoning A WOMAN HELPS WOMEN - ¬ ¬ up-to-da- ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 are women everywhere who suffer almost con¬ because they cannot bring themselves to tell all about their ills to a physician 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WeshipthismachinoCODsubjecttaaoprovalonreceiptof fift HIYQ nlML dollars If on examination you are convinced that we are saving macmneon tann the Price 1425 for Our At MELBA j E 1 1 ¬ i i ¬ umim llMV In which is ed on receipt of only fl OUR MONTHLY listed at lowest wholesale prices everything to eat wear and use is urnisR 10 to partly pay expressage ana as evioence postage of ioj 000 aitn tne iuv is aiiuwea on prst orgbove purchase amounting to SI 6RQCERY PRICE LIST FREEjU ¬ ¬ H LIKE FINDING MONEY The use of the Endless Chain Starch Book in the purchase of Red Cross and Hubing ers Best starch makes it just like finding- money Why for only 5c you are enabled to get one large 10c package of Red Cross starch one large 10c package of Hubingers Best starch with the premiums two Shakespeare panels printed in twelve beautiful colors or one Twentieth Cen- ¬ tury Girl Calendar embossed in gold Ask your grocer for this starch and - i j ¬ -- ¬ obtain the beautiful Christmas presents free -- f igTSgffl ft 3v F i mfjbU BlEinwnM iw k 31v jtJI dropping them into the baskets sus- pended under lhe ladders A couple o D rattans dangling from the ladders af 1 ford a means of swinging to more distant places where they hold on in r orae mysterious manner while driving pegs of wood in some hole or cranny to secure the rattan to Lives are often lost t but on this subject we couldnt get the collectors to saj- - much N Y Times His Revised Version A gentleman from a neighboring town in Mississippi told the following the other night I walked into a small store the other day and found the proprietor lying on the counter just dozing off into a sleep He roused himself on my approach and jumping to the floor quoted the famil iar line My kingdom A horse A horse for a horse Where did you get that I asked 44Oh dont you know Thats what Absalom said when his horse ran un 3er the tree and eft him hanging b the hair to limb T thought everybody Meiu knew wherr that came from phis Scimitar ¬ which shaded oil to something ¬ ¬ philanthropy about the edges was gaz ing abstractedly eown the avenue like r ci wuauy ¬ Is vour breath bad Then your best friends turn their heads aside A bad breath means a bad liver Ayers Pills are liver pills- - They cure felECafi mii o 1 constipation biliousness dyspepsia sick headache 25c All druggists Drown or BO Want your moustache or beard a beauUful I - run s BUCKINGHAMS DYE cr or DmjaoiT B P Mali a Co lHS Nhh m h j3 W L DOUGLAS UNION 35Q SHOES MADE Worth 4 to 6 compared Wln otnor manes Inuorued by over 1000000 wearers av BS F vm i tu nmiiinr have W L TtMilic name and price tamwd en bottom Talc ciiltcfinitr c aimed 10 ut V Your tjealer as eood should keet them tf ot we miil send a pa State rmmm z uii nrxri if nnff i Wind of eather size ana w iaiu yuau ui Catalogue B free cap toe V L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Man y isti wm A Crnel Father Lawyer Your father left you his enduing tide the water flows thiough the canaJ tire fortune on the sole condition that 2 miles inland into a pond in the rear you mam an AmericanHeiress t think papa was lust too of the power horse and returns to the mean for anything YVhats the use of ea at ebb tide The total fall is 7 having money if you cant buy a noble and o horse power is generate fset N Y Journal by turbines XT Y World Making the Moon Work Life The tides are now used for generating Finisterre jKwer at Pont TAbbe 14 Suddenly he stepped up to a gentleman who was awaiting a horse car and touching him lightly on the shoulder said Excuse me but did you just 3rop a five dollar bill at the same time holding out in his hand the sum men tioaed The gentleman questioned gazed a moment at the bill assumed a look of excitement made a hasty search of hia pockets and said Why so 1 did and I hadnt missed it holding out an eagei J hand T The old man slowly drew forth a 3 notebook and said I thought so He ft then took the name and address of the y loser and putting the bill in his pocket turned away Well said the other do you want it all as a reward Oh 1 did not find one returned the f benevolent old man but it struck me f that in a large city like New York there 9 must be a great quantity of money lost and upon inquiry I find yov are the thirty first man who has lost a bill this very morning- - Harlem Y ff I Conducted iN6HESTER Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells I I Rival loaded with I other brands for Leader loaded with Smokeless powder and New Black powder Superior to all i California I Excursions Via the Santa Fe Route Three times a week from Chicago aud Kansas City Twice a week from St Paul and t I Minneapolis Once a week from St Louis and UNIFORMITY RELIABILITY AND STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES Winchester Shells are for sale by all dealers Insist upon having them when you buy and you will get the best Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding and Itcbinn Piles It absorbs the tumors allays tno itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant re lief Prewired for Piles andltcbingof tbeprivme A t rtrnuvivtt ir tw nart mail on receipt of price CO cents and Clo WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland cjuio ¬ Boston In improved wide vestibuled Pullman tourist sleeping cars Better than ever befote at lowest possible rates Experienced excursion conductors Also dailv service between Chicago and California Correspondence solicited T A GRADY Manager California Tourist 8ervice The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway 109 Adams Street CHICAGO Tr Williams- Indian Pie - Dont Rent PILES 4 ¬ ESTABLISH A HOME OF YOUR OWN Read The Com Belt a handsome monthly paper beautifully illustrated j containing exact and truthful informa- ¬ tion about farm lands in the West letters from farmers and pictures of their homes barns and stock Inter esting and instructive Send 25 cents 1 in postage stamps for a years sub j scription to The Corn Belt 200 j five-doll-- ar Cures all Throat and Lung Affections k DrBullsN Refuse fARTERMNK Makes writing a comfort Krance hours a day At flood ¬ COUGH SYRUP the genuine substitutes f Dr BulTs Pilk cut f Dyspepsia Send for - - VIS SURE Trial Mllo B Steven Get Top Snap Complete Doable Breech Loader 30 for 5c tQ9 3 GUNS K CUKAI EAibu KL KWUKRJ Seed Map ijfn POWELL A CLEMENT CO FISH TACKLE STOaTfellEJfS srpprivs fr ISNATl maJStCIM -- an PATENTS WasninKton Inventors Primer and Protect Your Ideas free D C Established lt6i Branches Chicago Cleveland Detroit Confutation J ret Ss ¬ AN E 1787 Advert I Adam St Chicago WKN WRITING TO ADTETI9ER you saw Um that plceIn tte puper ffcla lent 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PAR1S KY TUESDAY JSOVEMBER 141899 LH Landman M - D Paris Of No 503 W Ninth Ohio Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel Catarrh is Not Incurable HUTCHISON fresh Paragraphs About The People In her mother Mia Ous Smith Thin Vicinity Mrs Otis Bacon of Texas is visiting ALL WOMEN Free of Charge Any adult snfferingfrom a cold settled on the breast broicbitis throat or lnn troubles of any nature who will cell at J A Wilsons will be presented with a sample bottle of Boschees German Svrnp free of charge Only one bottle given to one person and none to chil- ¬ AGREE ¬ But it can not be cured by sprays washes and inhaling mixtures which reach only the surface The disease is warning every second Tuesday in eact in the blood and can only be reached through the blood S S S is the only Xhath remedy which can have any effect upon rar KttENcE Every leading physiciaUu Catarrh it cures the disease perma Paris Kentucky nently and forever rids the system oi every trace of the vile complaint MONDAY AND TUESDAY lovember 13tli 14th 18W BR R GOLDSTEIN Oi Miss Josie Owen 544 Fourth Avenue isville Ky Lou- ¬ Will beat the Windsor Hotel Pari Ky one can know the suffering it produces Montoelier Ohio I was afwrites flicted from infancy with Catarrh and no of ¬ On Saturday November 23 amined 1 81H ¬ ¬ W SK i fcetarning once everv mouth Eyes ex and glassts scientifically ad justed sepl2 ly CHAS B DICKSON DENTIST Office over the Bourbon Bank 15jytf PHILIPS night FOLEY DENTIST j Many have been taking local treat-¬ ment for years and find themselves worse now than ever A trial of though I used them constantly for ten years the disease had a firmer hold than ever I tried a number oi blood remedies but their mineral ingredients settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism I was in a lamentable condition and after exhausting all treatment was declared incurable Seeing S S S advertised as a cure for blood diseases I decided to try it As soon as my system was under the effect of the medicine I began to improve and after taking it for two months I was cured completely the dreadful disease was eradicated from my sys tem and I have had no return of it ¬ m cfrH mzsj temporarily m sprays and washes prescribed by the doctors relieved me only better than 1 The and A druggist in Macon Ga says 1 Jacob Jacoby Jr children who have have sold a large quantity of Mothers had tbe fever are improving never known an Friend and Turkey buyers are offering only idx stance where ithave failed to produce inhas the cents per pouud at this place good results claimed for it All women George lay ton has sold a lot of coin agree that it makes labor shorter and less painful to Paris parties at 2 per barrel delivertd Jhn Henry Giltner who has been very low wita malarial tever is improving slowly Mr Pompellv has rented Mrs Emma Carpenters pla e tor next year Mrs Devore will move to her mothers place A coored man who escaped from the asylum at Lexington wascaotured bere -aturday aid taken back by Milward Godman There will be an oyster supper and coucert at Antioch Christian Cburcb on Friday night the 17th Admission to hcth twenty five cents ¬ Kodo Dyspepsia dren without order from parents No throat or lung remedy ever had such a sale as Boschees German Syrup in all parts of the civilized world Twenty years ago millions of bottles were given away and your druggist will tell you its success was marvelous It is really the ouly Throat and Lang Rem ¬ edy generally endorsed by physicians One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its value Sold by dealers in all civilized octj27 ly countriee Kanawha and Michigan Table Salt Geo W Stuart directly opposite L N freight depot Cure Nature in strengthening and recon- ¬ structing the exhausted digestive or gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation can approach it in efficiency It in¬ stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia It artificially digests the food and aids Digests what you eat Salt Three kinds -- Hartford City all other results of imperfect digestion Prepared by E C DcWitt A Co Chicago W T Brooks SickHeadacheGastralgiaCrampsana Flatulence Indigestion Heartburn Sour Stomach Nausea Office over Vardent drug store Can be found at Hotel Fordbaru hi Blood ¬ Lite Insurance Policies BOUGHT FOU CASH HS STOUT Paris Ky The Bourbon Steam Laundry Aaving secured oilice room at Parker James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at ion te Ewes For Sale jart thrifty ewes for sale of the number We have fifteen hundred young Will sell any FISHER Paiis Ky KRETWELL iAug-1-t- f ATTENTION FARMERS ure Hog Cuolera within sixty pound THOMAS e made at Inrae for leas than five cent1- - STOCK MEDICINE will Tbe medicine can Money refunded at auy time rys if rot satisfactory l Price of recipr Call at Bourbon Sews office and get them A T FORSYTH will prove it to be the right remedy for Catarrh It will cure the most obSold by druggists for a bottle stinate case I had dspepsia h iy Hevea years and THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ver found perm nent relief till 1 used Books mailed free to any address by ATLANTA GA Koiol Dyspepsia Cure Now I hid wel Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga Send for our free illustrated book for expectant mothers iid teel like a new man writes J J PltMui a Murray Neb I is the he t Yon never know what form of blood diuestaut known Cores all forms of A HAMSG3IK PUBLICATION poison will follow constipation Kep indigestion Physician everywhere tb liver clea- - by using DWitt9- Little CIKriMMTi prescribe ic W T Brooks The Empire of the South Is ¬ Early Risers and von will avoid trouble sued By the Southern Railway They are famous little pills for cousti I1BILT0S Tde Empire of the South a 200 potion and liver and bowel troubles W pajje book handsomely illustrated with T Brooks most complete information evr com Dirroj ky L Grinnan the Photographer is p led regarding e Sonth and its indus prepared to make high grade photos- at Direct Line From tries is a valuable addition to any lihis residence on Henderson street near brary CINC N iTi- This book is issued by tbe Sonthern City School Call and see samples of tf Railway having been compiled at large newest styles and mounts To expense and it is the handsomest pubGeo Noland Rockland 0 says TOLEDO AND DETROIT lication of the kind ever gotten Dot De py will be forwarded promptly to My wife bad yiles for forty ve r Four through trams a day Best any address upon application to W A Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured her It L Line to heal Turk General Passuger Agent Wash itj the st r alve iu America D C with 15 cents to cover evervthing and cures all skin diaises ington INDIANAPOLIS W T Brooks postage and CHICAGO M Hunting and fishing books Land of WANTED Several bright and honest the Sky pamphlets maps and other Four elegant through trains a illustrated literature mailed free to any persons to represent us as Managers in day with Parlor Dining and Slopthis and close by counties Salary 900 address by Wm H Tayloe a vear and expenses Straight hona ride carp ing no more no less salary Pom awn per Asst Gen Pass Agt Ask for tickets via ths line manent Our references any bank in Louisville Ky any town It is mainly office work con D G EDWARDS The Best Northern White Sepd Rye ducted at home Reference Enclose brings joy or pain Its for the Passenger Traffic Manager mother to decide With good health Timothy and Clover Seed at Geo W self addressed stamped envelope The Cincinnati O Chicago N Dominion Company Dept Stuarts directly opposite L and a strong womanly organism 111 e freight debot motherhood but adds to a womans aggM a iiimi i mm i attractiveness 1 M oct-27-l- Its good effects are readily experienced by all expectant mothers who use it Years ago it passed Pkrsons who want entrraved cards the experimental stage While it always or invitations ot any description are shortens labor and lessens the pains of invited to call at The Bourbon News delivery it is also o the greatest benefil office and look at the vry latest styles in during the earlier months of pregnancy the e lines Prices as low as Cincinati Morning sickness and nervousness are liouisville Philadelphia or New York readily overcome and the liniment relaxes the strained muscles permitting them to houses tf expand without causing distress Mothers For Sale First class manlolin Friend gives great recuperative power to her good as new Will sell cheap Irqane the mother and from recovery is sure and rapid Danger rising and s lied it The News office for name of owner breasts is done away with completely ¬ I wouldnt be without DeWitts Wiich Hazel Salve for auy wri es Thos B Rhodes Center held O Infallible tor piles ruts hums nnd skin disease- Beware of counter cou-udera-rio- u feits W T Brooks is not a chance remedy Mothers Friend Dr W Wixon Italy Hill N Ysays I heaitily recommend One Minute Cough Cure It gave my wifa immediate relief m suffocating asthma Pleasant to take Never fails to quickly cure all coughs colos throat and lung troubles W T Brooks ¬ rERRFSSTOVE AD TISSTORE THE GREAT MAJESTIC August Flower It is a surprising fact says- Prof Houton M that in my travels in all parts ot the world for the last ten years I have met more people having used M - ua I gjgr I ll gc m i MAJESTIC MFG CO vKMESTE tfjttft MFSCD J 5TUUI5 gy STtnirS f I 1 x remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver and stomach and for constipation I find for tourists and salesmen or for persons filling office positions where headaches and general bad feelings from irregular habito exist that Greeus August Flower is a rand remedy It does not injure the system by freqnent use and is excellent for sonr stomachs and indigestion Sample bottles free at J A Wilsons Sold by dealers in all y civilized countries k Greens August Flower than any other 1i fl 4 rR KA T vtj -- -a rrrTfAL- TA -- tj lr - tiZZs HZ JL- - zrv --r- r- sl fes H r3 ijf i - -- - - ZL GRAT - For sua fitttts honse furnishings piumbiwg aoor and ronhuu refrigerators etc T window screens can give the b3t line for the least mon ¬ Majetie ranges I hare a ctiuiplete line of tbe great url ey ¬ 7 BEN J PEHBY Paris Ky KAUJtOAD TIME GtARD L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS y ¬ - 1 ¬ ¬ Frotii Cincinnati 1058 a m 538- - p m IftrOp m From Lexington 511 a m 743 a Hks 32 p to 627 p From Richmond 505 m 740a4 mi From MavsviUp 318 p in 7 45 i ¬ U1AKTIJKH fwmnp m m 315 p m 0 - ¬ The Coming of Baby oct-27-jan- -l ¬ -- m To Lexington 750ia iu io545 p m 101 1 p m m To Richmond lllGnai m 5 4 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m t35 p ai fo Cincinnati - o 3rS0 p m 1 h a m i R R Carr Aent McELREFS Wine of CarduS nerve centres it has brought chubby crowing youngsters to thousands of weak women who feared tljey were barren It purifies heals regulates and strengthens and is goodfor all women at all times No druggist would be without it i co Foradvice in cases requiring- social directions address giving symptoms The Ladies Advi ry Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chat- ¬ tanooga Tenn - FIFTH AVENDE MOTEL LOUISVILLE KY PIKE CAMPBELL Manager E r takes away all terrors by strengthening tbe vital organs It fats a mother for babys coming By revitalizing the V Convenient to bus- portion of city and all theatres Rftod hotel in Louisville giving 2 Excellent service rrriHetHw trallv located 1 2tt SM I JCmui i A aJI It r J r TT7YI ftEC W rV ANTED ffimryfL a3ma tTMgnBa K MRS HOUISA H A HE of Jefferson Ga says When I first took Wine of Cardui we had been mnrrie three years but ccJulJ not hare any children Nine months later I had a fine pirl baby I Agents to solicit subscriptions mlliB 111 ifl Jor Che AMEBK AN STOCK wWfffj UmlAZJMnnnVanJJ FARM and LIVE STOCK Most beral commissions allowed ZE k fi T I fin 1 1 T nwi fc IflMTiiw i trjtVwn free Write for terms Sample copies A Pr dress Kentucky Stock Farm toning Co Lexington Ky 87 90 i FPI VMM WPBKSgj icStcXiWMOM te irTrrss mnwjw jv 1 taftfixJymy Offers the following very reduced prices n Magazine and Newspaper Mihscrip Ali pablica ions are mailed post tion paid one y ar uirect trom the publishers to subeenbers ¬ 2iE9v ATTE1TI0S CITIZEN ¬ ¬ Breeders Century livery Muiib lyres P pnHr Monthlv ii Maaziue Demurest Miazine Comuopoiif Mazue 25 3 60 90 85 75 1 90 2 75 1 Now is the time to bring in vour en gines mow r and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and hinder blades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All work guaranteed DrBulIs Cough Syrup Will cure Croup without fail tacked by the dreadful croup you need not despair Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup will relieve and cure this disease at once You can always depend on this marvelous remedy it never fails to cure For whooping cough and measle cough it is the best remedy in the land Children like it Mothers when your children are CROUP readful TWIN BROTHER SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS 9 at-¬ Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL AND WINTER WW m DRY GOODS A Dosrs ire small and pleawmt to take Doctors recommend it li ice 25 cts At all druggists y insures against ¬ ¬ BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection r w Harpers Mngziue IadJes Home Journal Ladies Home Journal and leeLVs Weekly day Evening Post dtoss Jftc hires Magazine JToDsey8 Magazine 00 Satur- ¬ to one Hulls MACHINE SHOP ad- - Forth American Review Pathfinder Recreation Standard Designer gciibners Magazine TaWe Talk 1900 r 3 00 3 25 90 95 JOHN B CASTLEMAN 4 25 75 85 80 2 Cor Third and Pleasant St ARTHUR O fire wind and storm best old reprompt paying compaliable on unon nies W 0 HINTON Agent BRECKINRIDGE CASTLKM A A i LAMiHAM Youths Companion including all extra nnmbers and calendar for Mc- - 60 85 75 ROYAL INSF SINCE OF LIVERPOOL CO A m v 1 Cosmopolitan and Mnnsey OK 1 80 Cluie Cbsrnopolitau and Mausey and Mc- 2 65 Clore I can furnish anv other periodical just Write for mv catalog of club n -- head Seed all orders to prices The Largest Fire Iiwirance Co loes the Largest Business Tra Does the Largest Business Tra 1 -- cted m he Southern States tel iv ii the in Kentucky World 7iK lFll3g yiMTfy 7iK t y 111 ll T V I D I J BARBEE Manager Souther Genera Offices Column Build o Kesident Agents at Firis Ms HANSON Lexington Ky Department A STLFMy Ijouis iiie Ky telephone Office 21 Constitution Street 502 in IY I BOjLJLil f

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