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

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P83CC3C With Vvv all the latest faces in Jnh Type and the mechanical abil- ity to use them w MSN Win vimUinniMi Work at the same price that yon pay for inferior work elsewhere a 1 3CCCC3e3CCCCCCCCC - a THE BOURBON NEW PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Soace in a newananer ia vain- able to the man who knows how to use it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season ana pro tits from it xscccctxzacxcc Established 1 CHAMP BRO Editors and Owners Fbrua yi 1881 MXETEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 1899 NO 90 THE SHOE SENSATION OF THE SEASON Ail - tfx r 9 B ft fei m W Trim fiissaaPtasfflaaaspaiHa iJ imilWIMI tAs4V2ttNE7VahSrv 0 THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip Crestou Clarke is touring Kentucky The towns in a new play called XCXCCCCCePCCCCCC3CCC9CX yr y Sc i 3C3CwXCCwi i T r Ulr Ragged Earl J a i sis I iV s Russells Comedians will be the at- ¬ l ir i Jf If m Y - mmMSSSk ink These phenomenal Shoes are pleasing every woman who sees them Th y are handsome elegant unci durable They are made in styles to suit every taste They are made to serve for every occasion for all uses Street Dress House Outing he leathers are the very highest grade they fit perfectly and they nre delightfully easy Furthermore they give splendid service and represent the very latest iaeas all the little points so desirable to discriminating purchasers i traction to night at the Grand in a program of minstrelsy and vaudeville The company travels in its own private sleeping car and is endorsed by the press Of many cities Some of the performers haye appeared here in the past In excellent specialties Seats are on sale at Borlands for the performance The company carries a band and orchestra ¬ ¬ r km km ymmmm v -- PURE NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY ANI CLOVElt SEED M vy r tfWT A- - j sji-a- - Vi l i o V T- CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAM LI3IE HARTFORD CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT m These Shoes are osily ta hs had f us in this city SEE THAT THIS V Vi Kmuus 2w TRADtSMARK IS BRANDED ON EVERY Ws SHOE Pais aoie 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham ajmmmmmmwmmmmmwmK II iII 11 1 1 11 IW TH Original Nashville Stucomprising forty rive colored dents performers will appear at the Grand Tuesday night the 21st in a program At the Grand Tuesday Nov 21 of minstrels audy vaudeville giving an entertainment which lats three hours MiLLERSBUftG The Nashville Students Glee Club and Ni ws Notes Gathered In And About The Occidental Quartette will sing Souhern RuriS melodies Two bands wnl f uruish music A J Styles of Shannon was here for the big street parade this week on business Mies Allie Hart of Paris is the guest A uvelty in way of an entertainment of her aunt Mr Win Miller The guests is A Talent Luncheon Mr Clnude Neal of Newport is the are informed in the invitation what the guest of his parents near here features of the occasion are to be Miss Mrs J J White of Sadieville is the Brown will recite Miss Jones will sing guest of Mrs Huffman and her sister etc afcd with this as guide every person F A Herbert shipped two of his Plymouth Rocks this week to John J is expected to prepare a fancy piogram by th exercise of some particular talent Miller of St Louis The Millersburg Eleven will play It most be original in form either May9ville here on Thanksgiving day at painted embroidered in unique letterthe College grounds ing iti prose poetry or in whatever T P WacMl has comraeuced slaugh style skill and ability incline After tering turkeys for the Eastern market the loncheou the hostess distributes the Price six cents on foot progrAms taking care that no guest gets Lost A black cashmere shawl be her oyn Now that progressive girls in tween Millersburg and Paris Libera this ajuutrv cultivate one or more acreward Leave with T M Pnrnell complishments the Talent Luncheon Mr and Mrs Harry Allibaud of is not Only a merry but exceedingly Nicholasville are gnosis of Mr and enjoyable entertainment The programs Mrs Hugh Campbell near town are oftentime lovely and artistic as well Mr Al C Thomas is agent for UTover Dimoiitt Tobacco Warehouse of as humorous aud serve as souvenirs of Louisville Money advanced on tobacco the occasion The M T School football team will play the Cynthiaua High School eleven Oa of the most accomplished young here Saturday afternoon at the college ladieein Bourbon has tod her intimate grounds girl fridn Is of an amusing and peculiar Messrs Jas Woolums W V Shaw incident which she experienced a short John and Owen Ingles Win Bedford and Dr C B Smith are bunting in Rob- time ago One day after washing her braid she spread her hair as she inson ounty Wm Morris and Miss Fannie Shawe called it on a hammock to dry but when of Barterville Nicholas county werH she looked for it an honr later it had married Wednesday evening by Rev disappeared She immediately bus Wright of this place picioned a pet bull dog probably Mr and Mrs Rich Rice of North named Mike which he called to Ler Midoletown Mrs Mollie and Mrs A Alter patting him gently she said Now j Stout of Carlisle are guests of Mrs Fannie Porter and Mrs Rhoda Conway Mike somebody has taken away my and I believe you got it I cant The Carlisle Mercury says Mr hair Ben Howard of Millersburg son of go to tbe wedding without my hair so Mrs Mag Howard of this city a well you go right straight and bring it to known and popular youag business m The dog immediately trotted over uitii and Miss Lucie Allen daughter of to tbe style and after scratching up a Mr J i Alleu of Millersburg eloped to this city Tuesday where thev secured peck of dirt came rack with the much a license and were married by Rev W wanted hair in his mouth and was H Major They were accompanied by gently upbraided for playing the joke Mr J A McClentock After the cereeventmony they drove back home where we on his mistress The hair was ually put it in its proper place and tbe simcerely hope they were received with open arms and loving hearts They young lady was one of the most attracbsve the best wishes ot a host of friend tive persons at the redding ¬ -- Wrights DRAWING THEIR OWN CONCLUSIONS When a householder purchases our celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL it requires no effort on our part to re- ¬ tain his trade The quality of the fuel makes him a lifelong customer That speaks volumes for its goodness An open grate tire will look cheerful THANKSGIVING TI3IE GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L AJ N Freight Depot 3CCX6CCC3C33C3CCDfc3CC G0D BUSINESS FOE 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 offering at cost a line line of ¬ SUITINGS TROUSERS ETC This is your chance ¬ hs Improve it STOUT OLD FASHION PLANTATION MOLASSES Just received direct frov New Orleans Pure and Healthful for Cooking Fine for the Table Fine Paeked in Cans lOc Each ¬ hEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Heinzs New Pickles Sweet Mixed Pickles and Sweet Cucumber Homemade Salt Rising Bread fresh every day VJrop J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer ¬ ¬ ¬ YOURE A C RANK - here CARLISLE News bTOCK AND TURF NEWS 1 H 11 i Ii 1 N 11 X MUllll 1 1 III M I 111 1 1 1 1 1 111 IM 11111111 II 111 11 II I III 1 11 1111 1 III I BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CART Sales and Trauaferg Of Stock Crop Ktc County From Nlc ol Turf Notes Precincts George W Bramblett Wednesday From The Mercury shipped ninety mules from Paris to New J C Grilispe has started his brandy Orleans stylishly and lastingly and our new Fall styles are strict- ¬ still John G Redmon has sold privately ly up to date fiLing every requirement Compare our Rev H M Scndder is holding a prohis faim of 185 acres lying near North tracted meeting at Harrodsburg of others and we leave the County Treasurer Jas L Donuell Middletown to Allie Jones at seveuty styles and prices with those cancelled G000 worth of the 12000 tive dollars per acre conclusion to you Court house bonds last week C F Naegel of Lexington took a The Baptist Missionary meeting of the Bracken Association will be held in number of premiums last week at the Carlisle December 6th and 7th Kansas City and St Louis Horse Shows Holland Dills valuable dog was with the fancy gelding The Frenchman a few nights ago poisoued Dr Dills ARTHUR Q LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAN Auctioneer A T Forsyth reports the JOHN B CASTLIMAN will give 100 for the conviction of the sale of J H Huffmans stock crop etc guilty pen on A large crowd in town Monday hold ytsterdav in Fayette as follows County Court Day Some came for Horses 20 to 90 Jerseys 22 to 8050 business and some to hear the election heifers 1575 sheep 8 each gelts t to news which was very meager but our 10 sows 14 50 to 1675 cor n in field merchants all report good sales and over OF LIVERPOOL the usual amount of cash sales Not 150 per barrel farm implements etc much stock offered Prices only fair sold at good prices Culled According to some people if you are at all particular about the fit and looks of your Shoes see you know what you want they dont We Ilk to get hold of just such cus- ¬ tomers They appreciate shoes that fit comfortably ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ROYAL INSCEANGE GO Tiianksgjviqg TURKEYS OYSTERS CELERY CRAK BERRIES Tlpglits JELLIES OLIVES The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Hoes the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States BARBEE OASTLEMAN HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Machioory of Every Make i Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Offic s Columbia Building Kesid it Agents at Paris MCCARTHY BOARD FRUIT CANDY WANTED FARM and LIVE STOCK Most liberal commissions allowed WTrite for terms Sample copies WANTED To borrow fr0 on house and lot in Paris Ky Address Lock box 205 Paris Kv 14nov5t -- Farming Supplies Agents to solicit subscriptions for the AMERICAN STOCK J SIMS WILSON 3 j Our stock is fresh and strictly first class Orddrs filled accurately and promptly Your patronage solicited Ewes For Sale I J uauuuaiumuauuuiauuuuis DOW SPEARS We hfve fifteen hundred young free Address Kentucky Stock Farm thrifty tewes for salt Will sell any part of he number Publishing Co Lexington Ky uETWELL FISHER 87 90 Aug-l-t- f Paris Ky xnj uuuniui nxitvo xaxhs jvi GENJ0U8ERTKILLED FIRE ON A STEAMEK Russian Vessel Takes 150 Passengers Off the urning Liner Iatria The Ship May Be taved 1 fUlJLFA 1 i U V JLMJ5J K IN GOEBELS FAVOR 1 ifctftf FOUGHT IN MUD The Sharpest Two Hours Engage- ¬ THE CRUISER CHARLESTON She struck an Uncharted Coral Beef East of Kamigain Island Officers and Crew Landed Among Half Savages An Important Decision on the Recent Election in Kentucky Delivered by the Court of Appeals Commander of the Boers Said to London Nov 16 The Russian Have Lost His Life in steamer Ceres sighted the Patria show ¬ ing signals of distress and demanding Action Thursday immediate help about 12 miles from North Hinder lightship was INCESSANT ment of the Philippine War Among th Killed Was II a L John A Logan Jr I he Insurgents Lost Heav ¬ ily in Killed Wounded and aptured Louisville Ky gained 52 Nov 16 Goebel enveloped in NIGHT ATTACKS MADE ting on full steam the Ceres soon reached the Patria and sending a boat learned that Capt Frolich was in Capt Fitzclaronces Party Steals Up urgent need of assistance The boats were got out and with on the Boers and Slaughters difficulty all the Patrias passengers Them in Their Trenches numbering 150 were transferred to the Ceres which proceeded for Dover where she arrived just before mid The Enemy Iourg a Deadly Rifle Fire Into night Ladysmith The English Garrison Francis W Prescott the United Hangs On Finely An English States consul in Dover was immediate Ruse That Worked ly notified and he consulted with the harbor authorities who arranged to Durban Sunday Nov 12 The send out the harbor tug Lady Vita Times of Natal publishes a telegram which brought the rescued ashore from Lournzo Marques savins that Among the saved are many ladies and Gen Joubert was killed in action on children as well as six babes in arms The hurry of the rescue was indi Thursday November 9 cated by the fact that most of them Londox Nov 10 A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Mafeking sent by were enveloped in blankets only They way of Mag aiapye because the run- ¬ were rapidly distributed among the ners sent southward were unable to hotels or sent to the Sailors home and traverse the Boer lines gives an inter everything possible is being done for esting account of the fighting during their comfort According to interviews with some the last week in October The corre- ¬ of the passengers which elicited the spondent says After the failure to rush the town fact that most of them are American Gen Cronje had recourse to the tactics citizens who have come for a vacation employed during the siege of Potchefs in Europe all were ordered on deck at troom in 1881 making an advance to 6 oclock Wednesday morning when the town by a succession of trenches they were informed that a disastrous fire had broken out among the general in echelon Such a movement had been antici- ¬ cargo and as the crew were unable to pated by us for some time and for master it the captain said he consid- ¬ that reason there had been sent out ered it advisable for the passengers to parties to worry the Boers incessantly take to the boats At this time it was by night attacks These tactics the evident that the fire had obtained a enemy disliked but he contented him- ¬ thorough hold upon the cargo Smoke self with a daily shell fire which ex- ¬ and flames were ascending with over-¬ posed him to little personal risk Then powering force and causing the great- ¬ Col Baden Powell played his trump est alarm The crew according to several pas ¬ card by sending out Fitzclarences party to worry the occupants of the sengers worked like heroes in their trenches The little force stole out endeavors to keep the flame under silently in the darkness No shot was but the great quantity of linseed Cred and the men with fixed bayonets among the cargo and the oil supplied creeping rather than walking along by this made all their efforts hopeless gradually approached the chief Boer There was very great excitement position near the race course Then among the women and children but as they closed in there was a shrill the example set by the coolness of screech It was Fitzclarences whistle Capt Frolich and the crew had a calm ing effect on the passengers generally and the signal for the onslaught The boats were promptly got over A ringing British cheer which the listeners back in camp caught up was the side the crew working as if they the only reply as the party dashed into were at drill The safety of the ladies the trenches There was a fearful and the children was the first consid struggle the attacking forces catching ratiou As the fire had by this time and bayoneting the Boers under the consumed the greater part of the pas- ¬ tarpaulins where they crouched cry ¬ sengers belongings they had to get ing for mercy At least 50 bayonets into the boats as they had come up got to work and the havoc they from their bunks and some iv very light raiment wrought was terrible The scene was a strkug one with For just a moment there was no pects as husbands systematic return fire then a per ¬ some touching and fathers parted from wives and fect hailstorm of bullets poured in Although everything was from the trenches to the rear Again children fitzclarences whistle sounded It carried out under the most trying con meant cease firing and scatter home- ¬ ditions thanks to the coolness of the ward The British forces scattered captain and crew there was no panic silently creeping back under the and all of the passengers being gotten furious fire in the darkness to the ap- ¬ into the boats aid into two fishing pointed rendezvous where the roll was boats said to belong to Yarmouth which had come up in the meantime called Just as this had been effected a large Sunday passed quietly the volun- ¬ teer band playing in the womans steamer was seen to be making for the laager All Sunday night the Boers burning liner She proved to be the poured a rifle fire into the town It Ceres which first sent a boat and then was set going after dinner Sunday picked up all the Patrias passengers evening when Col Baden Powell The Ceres offered also to take off Capt hoisted a red lamp on the commonage Frolich and the crew but the latter which was the scene of Capt Fitzclar- ¬ preferred to remain by the vessel so ¬ The ruse an ¬ long as there was any chance of sav ences night attack swered splendidly The moment the ing her although there was the great light appeared the Boers opened fire est danger in doing so her hull being immediately and the fire lasted the red hot at the time and there being every evidence that she would burn whole night through There had been a tremendous waste for a considerable period The passengers say they learned Indeed it is esti-¬ of ammunition mated 30 000 rounds of ball cartridge from the officers that Capt Frolich were wasted on the occasion of the hopes to put his steamer ashore at some point on the coast where there night attack on the Boer trenches The shelling continued all Sunday will be a possibility of saving her at intervals About 4 oclock in the The scheme is a bold one and does afternoon Gen Cronje sent in a flag of credit to a gallant crew and which it may be successful truce giving Mafeking a last chance is hoped The passengers who had bad noth to surrender at the eleventh hour 7 While the flag was receiving attention ing to eat since half past Wednesday morning were treated with the great the heavy bombardment continued est kindness on being landed at Do ¬ The end came says the correspond- ¬ ladies and ent after five hours fighting The ver Among them were 24looked very 20 children who enemy retired being heavily beaten about wretched as they landed at the admi ¬ for all time so far as Mafeking is con- ¬ ralty pier cerned It was the hottest day of the The crew of the liner is said to con siege and the firing was terrific the sist chiefly of Americans Boers evidently recognizing that the Production of Copper in October way into Mafeking if any is by a kopje New York Nov 16 According to which was gallantly defended by Col figures compiled by the New York Walfords men The garrison is jubilant while the metal exchange the production of cop- ¬ Boers have been hurled back in disor- ¬ per in October was almost 24000 tons der on their laager and will have to an amount very much in excess of any content themselves with a long range previous month in the history of the bombardment unless they are strongly exchange reinforced Mothers Fatal Mistake The enemy lost heavily For hours Wayne Ind Nov 16 Mrs Ft fighting line had been rolled Frederick Weber gave her child a morafter their back two wagons went slowly along phine tablet Wednesday by mistake their position picking up the dead and and the little child died in great wounded agony ¬ The liner smoke Put ¬ on the official count of the returns from this city It was on the first precinct of the Eighth ward Aside from this votes Wednesday afternoon ¬ ¬ there were no changes anywhere in the state Wednesday It is thought the canvassing of the Jefferson countj Nov 15 The 33d infantry votes will be completed in a few daya Manila in one of the sharpest two hours en Then the whole question will be put gagements of the war with an equal before the state board which will force of insurgents five miles from meet at Frankfort some time between San Fabian Saturday lost one officer now and December 4 Maj John A Logan jr and 6 men Thirty five cases of alleged violators killed and one officer and 12 men of election laws came up before Judge wounded The Americans captured 29 Toney Tuesday Each of the prisonFilipinos and 100 rifles and found 81 ers was bound over in the sum of 500 insurgent dead lying in the trenches Wednesday he was proceeding with and rice fields Many more Filipinos the cases and had sentenced one prisdoubtless were killed or wounded oner to 30 hours in jail when the order Gen Wheaton was informed that the of the appellate court was received reenemy was gathering at San Jacinto straining him from taking any further for the purpose of preventing the action in the cases Americans from controling the road Frankfort Ky Nov 16 There was from Dagupan north whereby Agui renewed confidence around the Goebel naldo might retreat The 33d Col headquarters Wednesday night probHowe commanding and a detachment ably as a result of the decision of the of the 13th with a Gatling gun How court of appeals Wednesday dealing land commanding were sent to dis- an unexpected blow to the republicans perse them The troops encountered by a ruling which practically decides the worst road ever found in the island in advance adversely the mandamus of Luzon There was a succession of suits filed by Taylors attorneys creeks whose bridges the Americans in several counties to compel the had to stop and repair and miry county election commissioners to cerditches and at certain places men and tify the vote It is probable now that horses struggled waist deep in quag- the Jefferson board which includes A hundred soldiers had to Louisville will proceed to mires throw out drag the Gatling gun part of the way several precincts in that city contested the horses being useless on grounds of fraud especially where The insurgents opened the fight two the state militia were present or near miles from San Jacinto while the the polls on election day It was leading American battalion was pass claimed here Wednesday night that ing a clump of houses in the midst of a Taylors 2600 plurality in the city of They Were Completely Routed ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The United States cruiser Charleston which had been patroling the northern coast of Luzon was wrecked on a reef of the northwest coast Tuesday November 7 All ou board were saved i Manila Nov 14 We learn this from experience in ev ery department of life Good clothes are most serviceable and wear the long- - est Gooo food gives the best nutri- ¬ ment Good medicine Hoods Sarsa- - it cures absolutely CURES when all oiners rait Kememoer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cocoanut grove knee deep in mud The Filipino sharpshooters hidden in trees houses and a small trench across the road held their fire until the Wnen Americans were close to them they began firing other Filipinos open ed fire from thickets right and left further away The insurgent sharpshooters picked off the officers first Manila Nov 16 Gen Hughes Five of the Americans who fell wore with parts of the 19th and 25th regi shoulder straps or chevrons But the menis moved from Iloilo Thursday 33d never wavered November 9 to Otton six miles west Its crack marksman knocked the for the purpose of capturing Santa Filipinos from the trees like squirrels Barbara the rebel stronghold ten and the Americans rushed the trench miles north of Iloilo Heavy rains leaving four dead insurgents there preceded movement and the roads the The regiment deployed under fire with were in places impassable The same Maj John A Logans battalion in the night Col Carpenter with the 18th center Maj Cronies on the right and regiment and Battery G of the 6th ar- ¬ Maj Marchs on the left The skir- tillery moved westerly from Jaro to mish line which was a mile long ad ¬ connect Col Car-¬ with Gen Hughes vanced rapidly keeping up a constant penter was forced to return to Jaro on fire The Filipinos m ade an unexpect account of the roads and the entire edly good stand many of them movement was hampered by lack of remaining under cover until the proper transportation Company C Americans were within 20 feet of of the 26th regiment had the only them Maj Marsh flanked a small When three miles out of f wannK full r f incurffunfc CHrnricinrp Y fihtin company charged the rebel Jara this tiicui auu siaujjubcnu ucauj an ui trenches and three of the enemy were them before entering the town The killed One American was wounded Gatling killed five of the force holding Gen Hughes November 12 occupied the bridge and swept the country be ¬ Tagbanau and Guimbal on the south yond the town driving about 150 Fil- ern coast and also Cordova in the inipinos into the hills Marshs battal ¬ terior The enemy did not oppose Gen ion entering the town first captured Hughes advance a big battle flag which was flying over Recent orders from Aguinaldo found a convent Do not oppose in the trenches said The insurgents are supposed to have Burn the Americans advance It was the retreated toward Dagupan villages as they are evacuated Divide impossible to pursue them as the the forces into bands of 40 Harrass Americaa troops were exhausted and the Americans on every occasion their supply of ammunition was low Araneta the rebel leader of the Is The outposts killed five Filipinos dur land of Panay was captured at Tag ing the night The body of the Filibanan while attempting to pass the pino lieutenant colonel commanding lines into Ilolio was found among the killed The 6th will gar ¬ Two battalions of regiment returned to San Fabian Sun rison Iloilo and Jaro the day it being impossible to get sup¬ San Miguel visible from Iloilo has plies over the roads been burned by the rebels A proclamation of the Filipino secIt is reported that an expedition retary of war was found in all the vil evading the navy recently landed arms lages giving glowing accounts of aland ammunition on the Antique coat leged Filipino victories and saying and that the rebels threaten opposithat 7500 Americans had been killed tion with an armed force of 3000 men and 15000 wounded during ths war These stories are not believed The dead and wounded were brought All ports of the Sulu islands outside to Manila Tuesday The officers who of the American possessions haye been are returning say it is impossible for ordered closed to commerce Gen Wheaton to attempt a junction with Gen Young on account of the roads Prisoners say it is reported AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION with an army A Typical American Machine Shop Will that Aguinaldo they estimated at 20000 probably a Be Erected The Material for the great exaggeration is retiring toward structure Now on the Way Dagupan intending to leave by railroad for the northwest Some of them Hartford Ct Nov 16 There was said they believed the Filipino army shipped from East Berlin Wednesday had passed the line intended by Gens 27 cars of structural material from the Wheaton and Young to be covered on works of the Berlin Iron Bridge Co Aguinaldos rear and t iat he passed consigned to the United States com San Fabian going northwest a fort ¬ mission at Paris This train load of night ago material is for the steel frame work of Col Wessels of the 8d cavalry while a typical American machine shop to be near San Nicolas north of Tayug cap- ¬ used exclusively by the American ex tured a Filipino bull train loaded with hibition of iron and wood making ma records of the insurgents war depart chinery at the fair This material ment and the presses and outfit of th comprises a building 343 feet long and newspaper Independenca 74 feet wide It will be equipped with power in order that American motive Plate Mill Clones Down exhibitors may show their machinery Johnstown Pa Nov 15 The Cam-¬ same time and bria Steel Cos plate mill hs closed at practial work of at the an exhibit atypical American down indefinitely owing it is said to make machine shop with all modern applilack of material ances ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Manila Nov 15 Further details regarding the Grounding of the United States cruiser Charleston show that she struck an uncharted coral reef ten miles east of Kamiguin island Her stern was almost submerged and the A heavy bow almost out of water sea was on and the cruiser began rolling violently The water tight doors were quickly closed but were stove in under the engine compartment the largest of the ship After the first efforts to right her the officers feared she might slide off because of the heavy sea and therefore abandoned the attempt to save her They hurried to launch the boats and rowed away prepared to fight for a landing with two Colt guns 134 rifles and ten days rations Some of the officers and men were dressed only in pajamas and their un derciotning The breech blocks of the cannon were removed before the Two hours after the boats put off Charleston struck all had gotten away The report that the crew remained two days on the vessel is inaccurate A party returned two days later but found it impossible to save anything The first landing was made on a lit tle island with a front of barren rocks Next day tlj boats again took to the water and proceeded to Kamiguin Is land where a landing was made in the exDectation that fighting would be necessary So far from this being the Louisville may now be almost wiped case the Charlestons men found a half savage people who regarded them with out curiosity rather than hostility On AGUINALDOS ORDERS the third day the storm had greatly subsided and Lieut John D McDonDo Not Oppose the Americans Advance ald with Boatswain Dominick Glynn Hum the Villages as They Are Evac¬ and six men started for the gulf of uatedDivide Forces Into Hand Lingayen in a 30 foot sailing launch ¬ ¬ JibcdA wuotwM 74P7ffr9gflg Perfect confidence is desirable between couples engaged to be married but it is not always that the young woman has as fine an opportunity to establish it as did a Nor ristown belle to whom a wealthy bachelor had been paying assiduous attention After worrying her a good deal about how many young men had been in love with her and now many she had been attached to he asked her to marry him adding Now let there be perfect confidence between us Keep nothing concealed from me Certainly replied the giddy girl let us have no concealments and jumping up she snatched the wig he wore from his head and danced around the room with it Philadelphia Record ¬ Perfect Confidence ¬ To Los Angeles and Southern Cali ¬ Every Friday night at 1035 p m a through Tourist Car for Los Angeles and Southern California leaves the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway Union Passenger Station Chicago via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City for all points in Colorado Utah Nevada and California In addition to the regular Pullman por- ¬ ter each car is accompanied by an intelli gent competent and courteous courier who will attend to the wants of passengers en route This is an entirely new feature of tourist car service and will be appreciated by families or by ladies traveling alone Particular attention is paid to the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fornia ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ care of children who usually get weary on a long journey These tourist cars are sleeping cars supplied with all the accessories necessary to make the journey comfortable and pleasant and the berth rate each berth will accom ¬ modate two persons is only 600 from Chi ¬ cago to California Ask the nearest ticket for a tourist car folder or address Geo Heafford General Pass and Ticket Agent Chicago HI m m A mans favorite joke is that he is related to the church by marriage Atchison Globe hoping to find an American war ship but entirely ignorant of Gen Wheat ons expedition Lieut McDonald was four days afloat keeping under shelter of the hostile shore for two days on account of the high seas being most of the time in a soaking rain Finally flying the union jack down clad in their under¬ clothing and drenched to the skin the officer and his companions overtook the transport Astec which carried them to the battle ship Oregon The guuboat Helena was due to arrive at Kanguian island Monday The Charleston was returning from a five weeks cruise along the eastern coast of Luzon and Adm Watson was be He supposed ginning to be uneasy however that she had joined Gen Wheaton s expedition The Charleston lies practically in the open sea and thare is no hope of sav ing her or the valuable paraphernalia and contents of the cruiser ¬ ¬ There is one thing worse than not having anything good to eat and that is to have it and not be able to eat it Ledger Monthly Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a cold Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute The well read man isnt always the pink of perfection Chicago Daily News KIDNEY DISEASE Caused by Internal Catarrh Promptly Cured by Pe-ru-- na ber Hon the following in regard to of the Louisiana State Legislature says Pe-ru-n- J H Caldwell a prominent a mem- ¬ ¬ tarrh for ca ¬ f frulflMBiKAA CASUALTIES IN THE ARMY The Total Number of Kiled and Wounded and Deaths i rom Disease Dur ¬ ing the Past Year ¬ ¬ ¬ Surg Gen Sternbergs annual report gives a com- ¬ prehensive view of the health of the troops on the field and at home the casualties and losses in battle and hos- ¬ pital the care extended to the sick aud wounded and other interesting information relating to the physical welfare of the army Gen Sternberg says it has been his endeavor that the sick and wounded should be supplied with every comfort and restorative and the surgeons with every appliance that modern science would suggest in the treatment of disease and in ¬ jury The total number of deaths in our armies including regulars and volunteers from May 1 1898 to June 30 1809 was 6619 of whom 496 were kill ed in battle 216 killed by accident 202 died of gunshot wounds received in action 2774 from ttrphoid fever 476 from malarial fever 359 from pneu- ¬ monia 342 from diarrhea and dysen tery and 1S5 from yellow fever As to food supplies Gen Sternberg says he considers it wise to go slow in changing the army ration until ex ¬ perience has show just what changes He refers to are assuredly desirable the agitation over canned roast beef and refrigerated beef an d says at that time there were on file only two com- ¬ plaints as to the beef supply The only criticism made by medical officers he says is that the ration for the tropics should have less fat and more starch and sugar The report recommends an increase of the medical corps and the establishment of camping grounds through the country ready for troops when they are mobilized Nov 15 ¬ ¬ ¬ Washing ton H Caldwell a for a number of years with the very best results for ca- ¬ tarrhal diseases I shall never be without it I never iaiS to recommend it when an opportunity presents itself J H Cald ¬ well Robeline La Gilbert Hofer Grays Ky says in a let I have used ter dated March 7th 1894 a and I am well of four bottles of my catarrh and it cured my Brights dis- ¬ ease I had been troubled for two years I weigh twenty pounds more than I did ba fore I was taken sick I shall never be Hon 1 have used Pe-ru-nPe-ru-n- J without Pe-ru-n- a Send for free catarrh book Hartman Columbus O Address Dr ZOvi 41sst4rr I I 7S wmm i w seno us oc we will send HyouwiU ¬ Western Water Ways Association Appointed By the Governor Memphis Nov 15 Tenn The Columhls O Nov 16 Gov Bush Western Water Ways association be gan a convention here Tuesday which nell Wednesday appointed E L L express from Flushing collided with Wednesday night collided with the will be of importance and interest a member of of Coshocton not barger Carjello during a water works crib The steamer as a another train near jnly to this immediate section but to the state building commission vice¬ Wednesday Fvl persons were result of the collision sank at the fog ill the country tributary to the Missis Charles A Bauer of Springfield de15 pier ceased killed outright and 29 were injured sippi river from the great London Express Wrecked Near Amster ¬ dam Amsterdam Nov 16 The London Lake Steamer Sinks Chicago Nov 16 The steamer Cone maugh while entering Chicago harbor ¬ ¬ Funston Starts for Manila Topeka Kan Nov 15 Gen Fun Gen fatally northwest ston and wife left here Wednesday at noon for San Francisco whence the general sails for Manila The general is afraid the war in the Philippines will be over before he reaches his des ¬ you Demoresis Family Magazine l tMLA fnr three months and give you two handsome pictures in ten colors exact repro ductions of famous oil They are 8 paintings by JH inches This offer of this great f amUy magazine is only good for 60 days Write to DEMORESrS MAGAZINE Art Department 110 - FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Ired delegates were present including epresentative business men United mond of the steamer White Cloud ¬ which foundered on the way to Man States senators railroad men con- panies in the south have perfected a ila has teen arrested in Hong Kong rressmen governors of states and pro- afiSKconiroV Seventeen states are for taking the vessel to sea in an un fessional man combine to regul4 V represented districts seaworthy condition the output of flour in their Combine t Regulate Prices Nashville enn Nov 16 A num ¬ ber of the larger flour nulling com ¬ Capt Karmond Arrested Victoria B C Nov 16 Capt Ray ¬ to the Gulf of Mexico About six hun- - Pm Nesro Assassin Captured and Shot Miss Eva Grace Round Lake Miss Nov 15 The Snell granddaughter of the late millionaire Amos J Snell in whose mur- - negro Dickerson who assassinated der the notorious Willie Tascott was Arthur Maxwell and M K Grey on Will Take to the Stage 16 tination Chicago Nov pif O Permanently II O 12 lit ISi CURES Cured No fltsornerv- oushess after Hrst aays use of DrKlinee Ureal Nerve Restorer trial bottle and treatise free iK R IiKLlNK Ltd 4131 ArcnBt Pnila Pa WHeIeAlL GsETAILS Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use Beet In time Bold by druggists ¬ QT implicated will make her debut as an Fridajr night was captured near here Monday night and shot to death actress December 12 3 g J A M THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOYEMBER I dont kiow He was alive the next voyage They were too val uable to take As the anchor chain went rattling through the hawse pipes the steamer morning any chances with and one of them was Laura will not be My Lady in her silks was Knew who hit him surrounded by a fleet of rowbeats slightly lame from a fall in his cramped and sains fine Xo A nd the great but wait to wonder and and Siwash canoes trying to pick up quarters on the steamer To replace an their dret ms of Love ryin Then youre all rijjnt ard Ill join animal was also impossible or fabupassengers On the beach could be seen Though they ofTcr gold and jewels all that the large scows used for unloading the yer But see here Rider if that is your lous prices were being offered for any vainer wo nen crave Laurall be no rich mans darling Laurall horses and the passenger were eager name theres one more to this than yer thing that X uId by any possibility bear to go ashore This could not be done think You say there is one man up tc a burden be the poor mans slave I ¬ ¬ 17 1899 3 THE CHOOSING jp Century Magazine rZtdffl c Jwmyr ¬ ¬ ¬ The Aetna Life Insurance Co Of Hartford Conn 455572721 97 8884576990 Liabilities Jan 7l 150225 Surplus Jan 1 97 Paid policy holders since organisation 1 Out you areamer quoth the mother ln oar by sorrow tried Will you walk the worlds w y weeping when the foctman bids you ride Will you hide you in a hovel go a beggar to the grave Out upon the poo- - mans wooirg Yvho would be the poor mans slave Heed you lass the words of wisdom Let but Poverty appear In the door and Love affrighted flyeth out the window dear TV ould you welcome thorns for roses so to cry when none can save Bitter bread the poor man brings youOut upon the poor mans slaveDoes she listen Teardrops glisten But she heedls no golden gleam In the green heart of the meadows weighs her Duty and her Dream Tramples all their gold and jewels all that vainer women crave Arms around the weeping mother Let me be the poor mans slave F L Stanton in Atlanta Constitution - VjPsSlj s23 VM r Copyright i8Q3 hiiw etlai5m 3g9TLil 3 CAPTJHJ pvrpB by S S McClure CHAPTER VL Continued At Seattle there was no steamer ready to sail for Dyea and they decided to continue t o Victoria where th y learned they would arrive in time to purchase their outfit and catch the steamer Islander which sailed on the 13th of the month and was due in Dyea five days later At Victoria they found the streets thronged with men each with an earnest look on his face as he hustled about They were from all walks in life but all animated by the same purpose Some were buying horses others learning to secure packs with the famous diamond hitch which alone will an swer the purpose Others were purchasing heavy woolens belts to wear about the waist with flap- that buttoned down over the compartments Exposed for sale on every hand were buckskin bags to bold gold heavy iron shod shoes moccasins of moose hide with socks as thick as a mans hand and reaching to the knee mittens hats i oats flour bacon saddles coffee sacks and everything was for the Klondike Men talked and thought of nothing else All were interested Many of them were to sail on the Islander with our friends who were fortunately in time to secure passage Some were go incr bv one route and some bv another after reaching Skaguay but no one seemed to mention the Dalton trail a fact which both Tom and his friend marked with satisfaction The purchase of an outfit would have been a serious stumbling block but for the advice of the storekeepers who however were not only very honest but very well posted as to the requirements of a miner Toms knowledge of horses came in very handily and he soon found six good animals which promised to serve his purpose To get these and the other purchases on board the steamer in time kept both men very busy but it was safely accomplished at last and they saw Victoria fade away astern as the stout steamer made her way up the inland channel two ¬ ¬ however until the captain came back with the customs officer The beach at Skaguay is low and runs out several hundred yards before dropping off into deep water At low tide this is all bare so steamers are forced to lie outside and try to unload at high tide Tom and Green were to continue rour miles further to Dyea but as they found it impossible to secure a scow to tow their horses and outfit to that port they were forced to leave them on the steamer until she finished her trip after unloading the bulk of her freight at Skaguay When the customs officer had made his visit the two friends went ashore in a rowboat and took their first glimpse of a typical mining town What a scene it was Crowds of men rowing in boats to the beach then clambering out and carrying their goods above the reach of the tide and piling them in little heaps on the ground Horses tethered singly and in groups Tents of every si and kind and men cooking over sheet iron loves set outside IMles of goods were on every hand and men could be seen loading horses and starting off toward a sort of lane in the direction of a small grove of cottonwoods beyond which was the trail to the famous White pass Rough frame buildings were croing np on every hand as fast b man could handle the material all of which were to be turned into stores when com- ¬ pleted Outfits bought and sold was a familiar sign and the stars and stripes floating over a tent announced the presence of a United States court commissioner It required two days to unload the freight here and then the Islander proceeded to Dyea where without accident Tom and his friends succeed ed in landing their outfit and setting -- the place now besides the en Cat was to come in after grub in the spring Xow why cant we run across this chap en hi way and well he must be taken care of Then we can go to the place where the- gold is and leek after your other friend We shall have the whole shoot in match to ourselves then Whats to prevent us stakin out claims and iayin round loose then sellin out for big money when the rush comes Its wuth a million apiece to us man Rut what about these men whis¬ Rider pered Yer chicken Rah Theyll never - gain it was necessary to make careful search about the camp to see if the man Tarbox mentioned in the letter had arrived yet If they could find him all would be plain sailing and he could pilot them back There was also a chance that the dead miners brother might be even then on the spot But they found it a difficult task to get any information The population of the camp was changing daily Xo one paused longer iau was absolutely- necessary and each was too busv with his own affairs to take notice of a The Offers the following very reduced prices on AlMgazine and New paper subscriptions All publications are mailed post paid one year direct from the publish ers to subscribers Assets Jan 7 1 liieedersliazfe 1 25 3 60 Besides this thev were oblijred to avoid giving many details which might vSee here said Bowers dont you perhaps have helped them and at the be a fool This thing has got to be close of the second day Tom said as managed right an its lucky yer took they sat in front of their tent smokme in Youd spoiled the whole ing racket Id like ter see yer work it Its no use Green We might as well alone be off and trust to luck We cant ask Riders heart failed him for an in what we want to know without arous stant but a pull at the whisky bottle ing suspicion and wed better give it up revived his courage and for another The horses seem to be in pretty good hour the two conspirators continued to shape now and I move we start off in plot against the lives and wealth of the morning their fellows Before his friend had time to reply They had decided to start at once on a womans voice sounded clear and dis- ¬ their villainous errand and the follow- ¬ tinct through the darkness ing morning they were astir before dayIleip Help light They wished to avoid observation The two men sprang to their feet as much as possible and but few peo- Tom was a little in advance as they ple saw them as they loaded their dashed off in the direction of the cries horses t and was first to arrive at a little open- ¬ Bowers was attending to this when ing where a red shirted figure was Obed Rider who had been bringing the holding a struggling form in his arms goods to him remembered that he had As he was nearly within striking disleft some articles to dry on a small tance the female managed to free herbush not far away and hurried after self but instead of running away she them dealt the man a resounding slap on the be missed You mean to others Cosmopolitan Mhuhziu Deuiorvat Manzine Everv Moutb Leslies Popular Monthly Harpers Magazine Ladies Home Journal Ladies Home Joarnal and Saturday Eveuiug Post to one ad dress Leslies Weekly 90 85 75 90 2 75 1 00 ¬ ¬ 99 697808 01 The Aetna Lifk issues every desir ¬ Term Endowment Insurance and Accident able form ot Life O XT Mllloi-Resident Agent Pabis 3 00 3 25 Kt murder them Mc lures MagHzine Munaeys Magazine ¬ North American Review Pathfinder Recreation Standard Designer Tanle Talk 1900 90 95 4 25 75 5 HIGH GKADB 80 2 CO Scribners Magazine Youths Companion Clure 85 1 ¬ including all extra numbers and calendar for Mc- ¬ 1 Mc- ¬ 75 80 Cosmopolitan and Munsey OH Cosmopolitan and Munsey and ¬ 2 65 Clure I can furnish any other periodical jnst as chead Write for my catalog of club prices Ser d all orders to M HANSON POLAND CHINAS for SALE I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of same litter sired by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and out of a sow by the noted Chief Tecum eh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my fine yearling boar J ¬ Lexington Ky Telephone 502 Office 21 Constitution Street KENTUCKY U S by such sires as Claude Sweepstakes 16623 winner ¬ ¬ My brood sows are all recorded in Central and Ohio P C Records and are Bv this time it was broad davbght and fires were being started in the stoves here and there He was passing close behind one of these when suddenly his heart seemed to leap into his threat for a voice he could not mistake ¬ ¬ ¬ - They made a hearty meal lit theirpipes and then Tom said To morrow we must see if we can find the man Averys letter told about the one who was coming here after supplies this spring It said he would be here some time in April or May To lay is the first of May Then we must inquire about Rider We may find out if he has been here and when he left You know we may be wrong about him after all Its possible J wish I was as sure of being rich as I am that he is ahead of us somewhere was the sleep- - rejoinder as Green knocked the ashes out of his pipe and Mark my curled up in his blanket up their tent When everything was done it was dark and to Toms delight the second mate proved an excellent hand to cook sounded clearly Hello Ireen Youre up earl v My Aint I sleepy It was Tom Scotts voice and the mate stopped as though he had been shot Glancing furtively over his shoulder he saw the second mate in the act of kindling a fire Even as the guilty man looked his ¬ cheek and panted You big brute You you What she would have added was lost for the ruffian maddened by the sting ¬ ing blow raised his hand to strike her He was too late however for just a his fist was raised Tom dealt him a straight right hander that stretched him on the ground at full length TO BE CONTINUED mm 9aa s I I Wl FORTRESS OF THE HEART An Impenetrable Sliield That Gives Way Only to the Trusted HnHHB e it prizes and sirod more prize winners th8n any hog that ever lived Vans Chief and other good ones Better breeding than this is hard to find and I also have the good individu als to correspond fome and look over my herd and get my prices before buy ¬ ing elsewhere Correspondence solic- ¬ ited Visitors welcome Prices reason ¬ able Terms cash ¬ Chief Tecumseh 2d Won more Worlds Fair at BT GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Bourbon County Ky t refill j shipmate turned suddenly toward him and started toward the entrance of the tent while Rider turned his head away but could not lift his feet from the spot Hold on said Green Friend ivasii bi f n ii twm JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable Rider dared not lookup He had been taken so completely by surprise that he words youll find I am right Perhaps their sleep would not have been so sound had they known that Obed Rider was at that very moment sitting in a tent not more than 100 feet away in earnest conversation with a rough looking miner CHAPTER VII RIDER GETS A SHOCK And you expect me to believe all this I ¬ yarn I tell you days later The voyage of nearly 1000 miles was made without accident but our friends were anything but comfortable The steamer was packed with miners and the hold was lull of horses the latter being cramped for space owing to the great number shipped They required great care but although many died on the trip Tom succeeded in preserv ing those he had bought as they were vastly superior to most of their com¬ panions An hour or two was spent at Juneau where the steamer stopped but the rain was falling in a steady drizzle which made the steamers deck preferable to sightseeing In fact for the previous two days she seemed to have entered a land of perpetual fog and rain At the entrance of the Lynn canal the captain was obliged to anchor on ac eonnt of the fog nd the passengers took advantage of the delay to arrange for the landing of their goods for the ¬ sponsibility more than to deliver them at the rail This was soon done and a vote of thanks passed the captain for his courtesy on the voyage Then some one started a song and all joined with a will till the air rang with the unusual noise Suddenly the fog lifted from the frowning hills the anchor was weighed and the argonauts saw a number of vessels ahead of them while just be yond was a faint streak of white sparkling in the fitful sunshine across a little valley at the edge of a bay on the right hand with the steep hills ris- ¬ ing on either side their tops lost in the canopy of clouds Beyond the line of white were green trees and far away stretched a level valley winding among the hills and growing blue and faint in the distance That is Skaguay bay said the captain to the eager questioners and you can see the White pass way off there in ¬ transportation company took no re ¬ ¬ ¬ went up at the welcome news and then as the steamer moved slowly into the little bay the white streak resolved itself into tents stretched across a level plain for a space of half a mile and fronting tit A shout the distance t water only once in a lifetime I give you the chance because you have lent a hand while I was used up It will make us both rich men With their foreheads nearly touching Obed Rider and a stranger were conversing in low tones in the formers tent They were not a handsome pair The seamans weather stained brutal countenance was a fitting mate for its companion where the deep set colorless eyes protruding cheek bones and shapeless mouth together with a vulpine chin and fiendish eyebrows de scending to the nose in sharp arches were natures warning to his fellows Obed Riders hurts had proved more serious than he had at first imagined The broken ribs pained him whenever he moved and he was almost helpless This man who was known as Hank Bowers was a desperate character who had lost his last ounce at the gaming He attached himself to the table mate with a view to robbing him at the first opportunity but the latter finding him to be utterly unscrupulous had decided to enlist his services in his own schemes On the very night Tom landed at He Dyea he was making the offer his new friend that his first informed name was Avery then showed the letter from the old miners partner also the will drawn up on shipboard The other laughed insolently iu his face as he went on and sneered Do yer take me for a Come off fool If you was digging gold in 49 you was at it blasted young Rider shrank before his look and he continued rive us a 8ee here now old man straight deal Them papers aint none Youve pinched em some of yourn Of course thats your bui whar an J er aint obliged ter split on yerself I aint a man ter stick at trifles but dont go in with yer blind Now in the fust place whats yer right name Having obtained this information he continued Now the next thing is All right how id yer git them papers Rider dared not refuse to tell but he said sullenly I took them from a young fellow in Frisco Now we are coming Oh you did down to biz He give em up fer the askin 1 dare say No growled Rider I knocked him over and took em Good And did yer make a clean job of it Did yer kill him ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 the letter its all straight Theres Its a chancet hat comes Rider was in earnest conversation looking miner with a rough could do nothing but stand still Each second he expected to feel Greens hand on his shoulder and he was too confused to think of any plausible story Do they suspect me This was the one thought that flashed through his brain as he waited Hold on repeated Jreen thrusting ¬ Take it easy his head into the tent till I get the fire going Doesnt need but one of us With a gasp of relief the mate slouched his hat over his eyes and hur- ¬ ried away from the spot as though a ghost were pursuing him He did not stop until he had joined Bowers who at once noticed his disordered appearance and exclaimed Whats up pard You look like yer was scared ter death Hes here 1 saw them just now Saw who And Ireen is with him Scott And who the devil is Scott and Green Cant yer talk plain an not stan thar splutter n1 like yer was goin ttr flop Whats the row thats what 1 Whats that There is many a story in every hu- ¬ man life that never is seen in print and even under our very eyes there are often victories won and trials under ¬ a J m a F SBH IB E11U 1 1 Q ¬ gone that we never know No battle k ffel mltiM I lBtf Ww ship was ever more thoroughly pro ¬ tected by its armor of steel than is the human heart by its physical covering Some people are more easily read than others but the most frank and open countenance often shields its secrets and romances from other eyes The Englishman believes that a mans house is his castle It is the universal belief that a mans heart is his fortress mmm jmi There doors are shut that no guns or r rwwfflEI Plan machines of war can batter down the windows are impenetrable Yet with- ¬ in all may be bright and cheerful and happy and not a ray of light reach the outer world Or the exterior may pre serve its gay and careless appearance CINCINNATI when all within is dark and full of mourning No one can tell what is go ¬ H AMNIOS ing on in any others breast How careful therefore should we be A DAYTON M single sharp word or a thoughtless re- ¬ mark may touch the quick and bring Direct Line From untold pain m CINCINNATI But it is not always thus Some day there comes a time and a friend fotf To whom the doors are thrown wide back TOLEDO AND DETROIT and the windows opened to the light There is a full and free narration of all Four through trains a day Best that has gone on It is good for the Line to heart for the confession is light and INDIANAPOLIS fresh air to the close and molding man- ¬ and CHICAGO sion There is joy indeed when a heart finds a confidant to whom it can unbur ¬ Fcnr elegant through trains a den its joys and cares and friendship day with Parlor Dining and Sleepis strengthened 30 that it seems it can ing cars never be broken But alas it is too - that a word or a deed often the easAsk for tickets via this line misunderstood causes the keeper of D G EDWARDS the fortress to close its doors and blind Passenger Traffic Manager its windows This is the foolish way of Cincinnati O the world instead of forgetting for- ¬ giving paying no attention to small and trivial and unimportant things Detroit Free Press i ¬ G WDAVIS FURNITURE1 CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Calls for Ambulance Attended to Promptly Day Phone 137 Night lOO TREES TREES tub Blue Grass Nurseries Offer Everything For ORCHARD LAWN AND GARDEN Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus Shrubs and evorything kept in such aq establishment We employ no agents Descriptive Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Phone 279 Oct6 3m 2 WORTH OF - Ta PRESENTS want ter lruw By this time the mate had found his tongue and he said hurriedly Scott is the young chap I got the papers from and the other was second mate of the vessel with me We must get out of this quick Right ye are They must hev come over from Skaguay on the boat yester T would nt do fer them ter see day yer roun here Theyd be on ter yer Chuck them clothes on that racket boss an lets light out Weve got ter git a big start on em anyhow Taint likely theyll start to day 1 dont see how they got here said Rider as they started off through the I took tents hading their horses every cent he had and I dont believe the second mate had much Wall theyre here replied his com panion philosophically an of course theyre bound for that mine Hes raised the stuff somehow Weve got ter git thar first x Half an hour later they had leftPj-ra-miharbor behind them and were rid ing along the trail as fast as they could urge the pack horses while Tom and Green were discussing their rude break- ¬ fast in blissful ignorance of how nar rowly they had missed the man who they fully believed to hare already reached the writer of tin lost letter Although they were eager to be oft at once it was impossible to start till the horses had fully recovered from theses ¬ ¬ d ¬ Not only cures but it keeps well Is sold by an organized company of re lible business men and has the endorse ¬ Now is the time to bring in your en- ment of thousands of Clergymen and gines mowers and farm machinery for noted people throughout the country repairs Also Mower and binder blades We speak of that wonderful Instrument And dont forget your lawn mowers Electropoi8e and ask your careful gas and oil etovea which I will make as examination into the cures it haa good as new Gas steam and water wrought Col A P Nunally of the pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All Inter Ocean Chicago writes Nearly work guaranteed Objected to oJse three years experience with Electropoise only confirms the truth of your claims Who is that man around the corner NEWHALI8 SHOP I say to my friends that this instrument who complains that the baby waked is a most wonderful invention and I Cor Third and Pleasant St him when it cried for a few minutes would not part with mine if I could mt last night asked the littlewoman get another Send address for our book Dont you know her husband re- ¬ My agency insures against giving tetters from people who have sponded Hes been working in a fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ been cured by Electropoise ELECTRO boiler factory for the last live years POISE CO 513 Fourth Avenue Lonis ¬ SpoukinK k a Brother A certain curate was of a painfully nervous temperament and in conse ¬ quence was constantly making awkward remarks intended as compli- ¬ ments to the bishop and others Hav ¬ ing distinguished himself in an un- ¬ usual degree during a gathering of clergy at an afternoon tea at the bish ¬ ops palace he was taken to task for his failings by a senior curate who was one of his companions on the way home Look here Bruce said the senior decidedly youre a donkey Why cannot you keep quiet instead of making your asinine remarks I am speaking to you now as a brother Loud laughter interrupted him at this point and for a moment he wontlered why Tit Bjts ¬ FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL LOUISVILLE KY for 50c worth of work We are giving away Watches Bicycles Sewing Ma chines Guns c c to introduce oui paper PASTIME a high class illustrated family paper of from 16 to 32 lare pages j Literature Art Humor Letters of Travel in Foreign Lands c c And all you have to do to get 42 worth of presents is to get 20 subscribers at 10o each Send 10c in stamps for full particulars lone list of presents and our paper PASTIME for 6 months Ad ¬ dress THE PASTIME CO Louisville Ky ¬ aug-30-l- y 64 to 128 columns of Choice Good Stories PIKE 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is v teaa 18HMAVI MEATHfOL - Inhaler seats BRVeCO ssai TUCSJUUS fer bask ea ttaCTSs I Mai A W rM TBnOTOBOffiEWS THE PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 1899 T B0IIB80H HEWS 1881 Nineteenth Year Established PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY WALTER CHAMP SWIFT CHAMP Editors and Owners grandchildren over 6 J feet high and still Kate Mrs growing The mother 88 on Howard ne Cnrrent died aged May 14 1870 near Rnddells Mills where she bad lived for 60 years 7 children surviving her She had 12 brothers and sisters each over 6 feet high NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ IN 45 DAYS 1900 41 DAYS XMAS Housekeepers Are you aware of the fact that the prices of all kinds of food is advancing daily and in all probability will continue to do so until after the Holidays Therefore you should at once lay in a supply of everything you need for Thanks- ¬ giving The forethought which we used in buying a large stock of everything pertaining to pood eating before the advance was for your benefit and it has already gained for us the record of selling the best groceries in Paris for the least money Of course our regular cus tomers know this already but for the benefit of those who are not so lucky we quote a few of the bargains we are offering leaving you to draw your own conclusions ¬ FRAIMKCO Leaders m Style aqd FasQion Invite Inspec- ¬ Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Bro Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows LIPSCOMB ROGERS ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per inch tion half rates each insertion for first inser locals or reading notices ten thereafter line per each insertion Locals in black cents twenty type cents per line eeh insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line hpeeial rates given for large advertisements and yearly cards ¬ ¬ Election News situation this week The official count has been almost completed excepting Jefferson county Senator Goebel and Gen Taylor are both claiming a victorv Tabulated returns from eighty counties show that Prof Burke Repub lican candidate for Superintendent of ¬ ¬ in the political There has been no material change Public Instruction received a plurality of 1182 votes more than Gen Taylor S Sweeney received 711 more J W Throckmorten 586 more John Marshall 432 more Caleb Poweis 269 and Walter Day 417 mere than Gen Eld J Taylor OBITUAKV Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit ¬ izens ¬ Matthew Howard a wealthy and es teemed citizen of Bourbon who has keen in feeble health for some time died Tuesday afternoon at his residence near this city He was a bachelor and was eighty four years old Mr Howard leaves a number of re- ¬ latives among them Miss Nellie Stoker who faithfully aud devotedly attended him in his declining vears The funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev J S Meredith and according to the request of the decased his remains were taken yesterday afternoon to Cincinnati to be iuciiierated Dr John Sweeney Miss Nellie Stoker Henry Isgrig Matt Thorntou George R Davis Rudolph Davis and James Hukill went to Cincinnati with the remain The deceased was the last member which will be solemnized on Thanksof a family noted for great stature and giving day weight The following sketch is re printed from Collins History of Ken The Federal Grand Jury at Louisville tacky to indict Buford yesterday voted In February 1856 were living in Williams Coleman Carr and Wingate Bourbon county the parents and eight Thompson of Franklin all election out of nine children of a family without officers on charge of conspiracy to a parallel in th known world for their vitiate the election size height weight good health ae Rear Admiral Schley has gone to New aad strength sugueUive of the Bible York whpre be will raise his flag on the There were 60rd in Genesis vi 4 cruiser Chicago giants in the earth in those days The father thea in his 70th year wis My Mountain Ash Jellico is by far brought to Kentucky when quite young the best smi cannel ever mined I am and raised in Bourbon countv his fam the agent in Paris for this celebrated ilv of six sons and three daughters coal and my prices for it are no higher whose height weight and aggregate they are just what you will have to pay age are here given for othsr Jellico Geo W Stuart di HALES HEIGHT WEIGHT rectly opposite L N freight depot 6 feet 4 in 200 lbs Father 6 Dr H H Hadden Summit Ala 4 230 Thomas says I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is o 6 a mes 215 J 6 11 a splendid medicine I prescribe it and 266 John 6 my confidence grows with continued 3 210 Elijah 6 use 8 220 Matthew It digests what you eat and quick 6 cures dyspepsia and indigestion W 197 lv Eli 6J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the eldest daughter of Mrs Ella Rogers of Georgetown and Mr James E Lipscomb of Dan ville Va Wtre married at the Presby- ¬ terian Church in Georgetown Wednes day evening in tn presence of a very large audience The ceremony was performed by the Rev W O Shewmaker Miss Fannie Roger sister of the bride was maid of henor Willie Rogers flower girl ani Robert Bryan page The bridesmaids were Misses Mary Bryan and Lillian Kelley of Georgetown Mary Stona of Newtown and Martha Witherspocn of Winchester Mr JohnS Gaines Jr of Georgetown was best man and Messrs E P Moore Will Graves James Kenney of Georgetown and Harry Woo 1 of Louisville attendants The music was rendered by Mr Albert Steel and Miss Virginia Che nault After the ceremony there was a reception at the brides home aud Mr and Mrs Lipscomb left at once for Virginia James W Mcllvaine formerly of this city now of Harrison and Miss Hattie Brock daughter of Mrs Joseph Brock of Georgetown formerly of this city were married Tuesday afternoon in Lex ington at the residence of Eld Mark They left at once for a brief Colli wedding trip The marriage of Mr Robert Collier a id Miss Suiie Scott both of Mt Sterling will be solemizedon December 5th The groom is head book keeper of the Monarch Milling Co and is a former resident ofjMilleraburg The bride-to-b- e is a lovely young lady Invitations have been issued to the wadding of Miss Kate Lewis Clark and Mr George Keene Graves both of Lex ington The ceremony will be celebrated on Thursday evening November 30th at eight oclock at Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Announcement was made Sunday at the Catholic Church of the marriage of Mr Andrew Collins of Florence Ky anl Miss Annie Gorey of this city Miss Bird Roges ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tion of the Following ¬ COFFEE Combination Java combines merit and economy 22c TOMATOES SHd Delaware red ripe tomatoes per doz 93c can 8c CORN New York State Sweet Sugar Corn duz 95c can 8c PEAS Early June Peas choice tender and sweet doz 115 can lOc STRING BEANS Favorite string beans choice and tender can 8c BOSTON BAKED BEANS Plain or in Tomato Sauce can 8c CANNED FRUIT White Oxhart ¬ per can Rico Molasses possessing that true old fashioned flavor per gal 40c SPICES Fresh ground Pepper or Mustard full strength and absoVINEGAR Absolutely pure Apple lutely pure 2 lbs 30c Cider Vinegar per gal 25c BACON Sugar cured mild lean OLIVES Spanish Quetn 25c strip bacon per lb Wine Jelly 12c JELLIES--ImperiPort Sherry Madena or English PRUNES Choice Santa Clara ValPunch per package lOc ley large and meaty per lb 8c JELLY POWDER Tryphosia Jelly CURRANTS Hazel recleaned curPowder all flayors per package 8c rants new pack per lb package 8c ¬ al ¬ ¬ Cherries 2 lb cans solid fruit lie RAISINS Nnw California loose Mnscatel Rueius ptr lb 8c MINCEMEAT Homemade only cboicest fruits used per lb 7c Fincy Leghorn Citron PEEL Lemon or Orange Peel per lb 5c LARD Vugl pure open kettle rendered leaf lard per lb 8c ASPARAGUS Choice Asparagus sips per can 12c CEREALS Early Breakfast Oats 2 lb package 8 CHEESE Full Cream per lb 5c MOLASSES Milford Brand Porto ¬ Tailor Suits 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 COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION ¬ No Trouble to Show Goods f Remember that these prices are for spot cash only TURKEYS OYSTERS CRAN BERRIES CELERY - N EDISON PARRS 404 pan MAIN Co PARIS KY THE PEOPLES GROCER STREET PHOPRff DO NOT FORGET I am showing the Largest and Best Line of ARE THE BEST They repeat to you the sweet voices of famous singer- and reproduce accurately the best music of famous bands and orchestras Call and see them All price machines in stock HOUSEHOLD in 111 GOODS I aatl eel fcackj I have ever shown If you are needing any thing in my line I can save you money 11111 11 fcN 4 1 1 111 111 1 1 1 1 tf in n rtn rmin inn T Brooks Total FEMALES 45 6 7 1538 WEIGHT HEIGHT Mother Sarah Mary Total feet 2 2 3 in 285 lbs 165 150 160 M 6 6 6 Dauijhterd 24 45 7J 5 760 1538 si ¬ h 70 Total 2298 M The family 11 in number in the aggregate measured 70 feet inch in height weighed 2298 pounds and the sum of their entire ages then was 557 years The computed strength of the father and six sons was 6300 pounds At that date 1856 there were several TURKEYS We will begin to receive Tur ¬ keys on Monday November 13th To receive the benefit ol the Thanksgiving they market should be delivered not later than the 18th 88 90 C S BRENT BRO Bridges Editor Democrat Lancaster N H says One Minute Cough Cure is the best remedy for crorI ever used Immediately relieve an cures coughs colds croun D - Records 50 Cents Each Five Dollars per Doz BRO W M HINTON JR At W M Hintons Jewelry Store V IK tPfetfer K -- 1H lC IK X K K K KIS X K I jS J have just re- ceived a nice line of 1TAT7T1Y UAAil 1X1 ffVVvi 3E IH CtiihKc diUIJWd BEST GRADE GRASS AND CLOVER WL 3 UP r - yWkwXsxwA j mine HUYLlilld ihf Christ- mas trade -- J Ape tT40TOttgVv re ji to sow the vf Milts willB w asthma pneumonia bronchitis rippe an au throat and lung tro uoles It prevents consumption W cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comprritveiy no S Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally oiirea v nle f ar more satisfactory sonsmc vancurs Our CatalOfifuegivestuIiestintonnationaDouturassesanauiovers pastumge oars of tws-are adapted for best combinations to give largest resultsin hay or tures and meadows etc Write for Catalogue and prices ot any seeds required mSSSSEttSSi Cor- - Brook ard Jefferssn Th VVIF 1 Fertilizers Etc LOUISVILLE KV Wt fni s 1 11 If STIBSS T Brooks ii 1 111 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 u i in 1 1 ii i it ii 1 111 1 n ii Correct GiieSi PLUTO WATER FROM WANTED Every Housekeeper to Try DO NOT FORGET I am selling the best Correct Prices mar- ¬ You cant afford to miss this opportunity a velous offering of Fashions latest styles and French Lick Springs Bunks Cures Habitual Constipa East Jellycon novelties Every one of them a bargain Supply your wants now We make every promise good guarantee every garment we sell and give you superior values Your Money Back On Demand tion Jaundice Affections of The new Jelly Powder Tnere for the Least Money of any dealer in Paris is nothing now on the Kidneys and the Liver market like Spleen Catarrh of the Stom- ¬ Billious Headaches HASTY JELLYCON ach I can furnish you at any time Undertaking in all its branches Gouty Disorders Etc ¬ man for mantel It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend an experienced is COMFORTS NATURES work ed to Carriages for hire warranted to produce a Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF MEDICINE HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Six Flavors wot For Sale by PARKER fourth Mil Wain Ms JAMES Ky Raspberry Cherry Calfsfbot Orange Lemon and TILINGS always on hand Strawberryf Wild NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 attei eh Pari Jas Fee Son L Saloshin Co J T HINCON IN at Faivd goo llMPERFECT ViT ORIGINALl li3fc4rfaffj5H THE BOURBON THE B0DBBQH SEWS Nineteenth Year EstablUhed 1881 NE IM 3 PARIS KY Ji FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 1899 Landscapes At Auction aris Banks Pay Taxes ftl I Four of the Paris banks paid their taxes for the year 1899 to City Collector AN GCRS OBSERVED BY R K McCrney Tuesday The Bour COMERS V THE lEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as bon paid tejond class mall matter 1 1 832 15 the Agricultural 2760 47 the Citizens 69710 and the Notes Hastily Jotted On The Stret At posit 1538 The aggregate sum was TELEPHONE NO 124 The Depot In The Hotel Lobbies And 6797 84 The George Alexander Co Elsewhere bank paid its taxes some time ago SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Miss Fannie Mann is ill of fever rnyaoie in Advance Mr Allen Zaring of Richmond T One year 82 00 Six months imi Notice to Churches Societies was in the city Wednesday Clubs Etc Miss Amelia Clay was a visitor in Make all Checks Money Orders Etc to the order of Champ A Bko Lexington Tuesday payable I am prepared to give entertainments Mrs T E Moore Jr and son were on the shariner nlnn with a firatiooa in Cincinnati Wednesday Edison Improved Phonograph Stereop Mr Dwight Pendleton of Winchesticon and the latest Moving Picture ter was in the city yesterday outfit For particulars address Mrs John Dean and daughter are visiting relatives in Cincinnati Lock Box 319 collecHarry Kerslake who has been ill Paris Ky of fever is able to be oat again ¬ M--N PERSONAL MENTION I TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands lor tion and all not paid hy November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be com- ¬ pelled to pay for ad- ¬ vertising ¬ About a hundred people attended the auction sale of Robert Burns Wilsons paintings Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall and a number of pictnres were sold by Mr E B Wrenn Mr Wilsons paintings which were mostly Kentucky landscapes in water colors were much admired Among the purchasers were Mrs Bnckner Woodford Mrs Woodford Spears Mr E T Hinton Mrs Claude Thomas Mrs Florence Lockhart Mrs D C Parrish Rev J 8 Meredith Miss Tipton Mr James McClure Miss Emma Scott Mrs Sue Buckner Cheek conducted the prayer meeting at the Methodist Church Wed nesday night Rev F TTTCIKZEIiF NOW ON SALE WOOL BLANKETS COTTON BLANKETS BED COMFORTS LADIES S READMOWEAR SKIRTS including Blanket Plaids Serges ¬ J In all tlC new materials ¬ Camels Hair etc woman Green Hume who was arrested on a charge of seduction under promise of marriage was dismissed George Lost White Fox terrier with black recently Whitesides colored who was arrested on a paternity charge head answers to the name of Marcia and ordered to pay 24 per year for ten Return to Charles R James aud get lib- years to support his child came into eral rewaid court after spending ten days in jail and took theinpolvent debtors oath He Dill pickles at L Salosbin Cos was discharged At Cost Everything at cost at H S Stouts tailoring establishment Smallpox In Nicholas GWBOWENSBC ¬ Duncan Bell was initiated into the Paris Elk Lodge Tuesday night Shelled corn and oats for sale by the wagon or car load Geo W Stuart A concert and oyster supper will be given to night at Antioch Church Admission to both twenty five cents -- E B January has sold his residence avenue to Mrs on Higgin Wallace yjtele for 3500 Hickmotts Saloshin A Eparagns Tips at L Cos ODOUR Court will begin on the 27th The docket will be a large one Mrs Amos Turuey entertained at cards vesterday afternoon at her home near this city Messrs Carroll and George Hamilton of Montgomery county are the guests of Mr Sidney G Clay Mr Robert H Ferguson who has been dangerously ill for several days was slightly improved yesterday Miss Milda McMillan of this citj and Miss Laura Williams of Mt Ster ling are guests of Mrs Samuel Lane in Lexington Mr and Mrs John T Ireland left Tuesday for Estill Springs to attend the meeting of the National Fox Hunters The Carlisle Mercury yesterday said Association Mrs Hughes Bronston aod babe of that Dr Reynolds had pronounced the Lexington arrived Wednesday for a supposed case of Cuban itch on Stony visit to Mr George and Mrs Creek in Nicholas county to be small- Alexander pox The State Board of Health has Miss Mabel Hill is visiting her sisbeen notified and will send an expert at ter Mrs J K Smith in Dayton aud once to Nicholas It is said that many will go to Columbu- Ohio for a yisit before returning home people have been exposed to the disease T Porter Smith went to Louisville and that a number of cases have devel- Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Ken oped tucky and Tennessee Board of UnderSeveral cases of smallpox are reported writers The visiting insurance men were given a banquet Tuesday night near Pineville Judge Purnell directed the Health MissMrs D C Parrish and daughter Marie and Prtff A M Gutzeit at Officer for Bourbon to investigate the tended the recital of Emil Leibling yes alleged case of smallpox in the Flat Rock terday afternoon at the Merrick Lodge precinct and he reported that there was Prof Gutzeit and Mrs Parrish were pupils of Mr LeibKoe who studied un no smallpox in tho neighborhood ¬ ¬ Miss Elizabeth Spears was in LexMinor Court Topics ington Tuesday on a shopping trip The quail season opened Wednesday In Judge PurneH8 court yesterday Hon C M Thomas arrived home and a number of Paris sportsmen went Phillis Risk colored was fined 550 for Tuesday night from a business trip to oat tor a few days hunt in the surround ¬ ing counties G R Bell went to Pleas- ¬ using swear words in addressing another Kansas ¬ Hunting Boh White CLOAKS AND FURS Neck Boas Just received a new line of Jackets All up-to-da- te garments Fur Collarettes ar DRESS GOODS Camels Hair Suitings Homespuns Ettinnies etc call We can please you in price and quality Give us a ant Valley in Fleming Junius Clay to Nicholas aDd Robertson Quincy Ward to Madison and O L Davis and several ethers to Bath county Sam Clay and Duucan Bell killed five Mallard ducks near this city yesterday A Good Business For Sale ¬ With a view of engaging in other bus- ¬ iness I offer a splendid chanctj to puny desiring to engage in business I will sell out as a whole my entire stock con- ¬ sisting of piece gcods and fixtures Pending the sale of the above I am also offering at cost a fine line of suitings trousers etc This is your chauce improve it H S Stout New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here an a few special items at special figures Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra fine quality Flsnelotts inu m 2 kind 1 per yd patterns v 10e Outing Flannels in large variety reg-¬ Handsome Plaids for Skirts from oonidoims lOc ¬ ¬ TUKKEYS Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dress tol per yd ular 10c kind for Eiderdown flannels for all purposes 15c kind for 5c - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ der the famous Rirbenstein Minn Al oc 8 lfcc Linen at of the 12c kind for they shuidbedeiivcrednotiaer than Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap tne istn 88 90 C S BRENT BKO Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur- ¬ To Our Patrons chasing your fall goods All bills mae with us in future will grading Stamps given with every purchase To 25c per yd We will begin to receive Tur ¬ Goods Best Qualicy Percales and Panangs keys on Monday November 13th receive the benefit Thanksgiving market See the extra wide and fine TaM ic I Varrkn Bacos has gone t Flemings- burg to buy and ship turkeys to Eastern ro of this markets forC S Brent city Insurance policies bongtol for cash by P S Stout octl7tf Taos Orb of this city has been granted a panion ot sir dollars por month The L terday N pay car was here yes red kidaej mm New Beans Lima navy Cos marrowfat at L Sa loshin fticer James Mernsucgh is building landsoine cottage on Henderson atreel ne building 8 nearing completion Library Lost A ladys gold watch betw A Curlew Needed era house and city school Fioder Jease leave t The News office and get Paris needs a crfew ordinance Al H most any night one can see on the streets ward I keep mv 8a It indoors oat of the some times at a very late hour boys and rsatber Every barrel 1 send oat is as girts of a tender age who should be at Especially was this resh and clean as the day it was home in bed last week during the election jcked Geo W Stuert opposite L noticeable excitement when a number of small N freight depot boys made things hideous on the slightest A Teachers Association is to be held provocation Along with these boys Hutchison to morrow Tfiose teaefa- - were a number of little girls who also rs WW attend from fans can return joined in the celebration the three oclock trin through the It will probably be news to a number idness of 4rain dispatcher Mr W H of fathers and mothers that many Paris iderson boys some of them not over twelve at Lt years old own and carry pistols and New mincemeat jellkjB etc drink intoxicants lloshin Co8 A piece of a shingle about four inches Fudge W M Purnsll Wednesday wide properly applied makes a pretty to Col W W Baldwin of Mays-- good curfew for a email boy with bad le a check for 8471 tie sum being inclinations second payment on the turnpikes ich the Bourbon Fiscal Court pur- Fox Hunter At Kstill Mk1 from Col and made Baldwin The anual meeting of the National for travel Fox Banters Association began Wed jr Sale rirst claes manaomx nesday at Estill Springs and many ks new Will sell cheap Inquire noted hunters from all over the United News office for name of owner States are in attendance The race program has been arranged and all of e Sam J U8MOND me uepury the noted kennels ar represented me President of the Fraternal Dr W F Sturgill of West Virginia of Ameriea was in the city this President of the Association has arrived w k for a short stay Mr Osmond is with a party of friends and A B F xo kiug up a lodge of the F U of A at Kennedy of Worcester Mass and O F rgr town His work in Paris has Joslin of Oxford Mass Ge have arrived pr red oiost satisfactory and the lodge with a party from the Bay State and he nsMtated here i growing rapidly a large party leas come in from Nash ville and points in Tennessee IE News is requested to anuounce thai a Hoeial will be given to night in Mr and Mrs J T Ireland of this city thelbhsement of the Christian Church have gone over to attend the meeting Goodman and J L e Christian Endeavor Society be- - aud Messrs Willis go over to morrow in at seven oclock A splendid Busley will pa a has been arranged Admission Suspected Thief Caught ten cents Refreshments will be Harry Harvey who was arrested at serv d Lexington on the charge of committing A le ding Paris grocer has asked The robberies in various Kentucky towns Ne 3 to voice the kick of several local was identified by Dr Frank Cambell of groors regarding the practice of small this city as the man who stole his sishooking fruit from the arro ters jacket and furs from the hall of boys He ay that cerie and fruit stands their home He found his sisters missing the lealers lose several dollars each property in the mans possession A weel hy the practice and that they cape which had also been stolen from won Me to ave il stopped Mrs George Crosdale was also identi- ¬ Hedges sale of stock crop etc fied and recovered by Dr Campbell forth Middletown yesterday was Harvey was taken to Maysville Wednes ledMy a good crowd and etocB day to answer to similar charges He factory prices Horses sold is charged with taking a cape and a M 155 coat from the house of Dr G 15 pair of mules at 36 to 550 each cattle shotes Williams and a fine dress from Mrs Maysville fat hogs at 337 per cwr Mary Boyds residence in Llerxenta wagona etc brought It is thought that Harvey ehipped hie plunder to Louisville pes who is well knows in this city gave a Progressive Love Making Purto thu 4 I mew Tt nB f i rM aiTtnnriir WBaH iuw XT - iurs otQer evening in honor of Mr Thos millionaire has written to Col Bennett Shanks of Stanford The prixe was a Young of Louisville offering to give box of candy and by a vote of the young 12f000 to the Locisville Polytechuic ladies was awarded tD Mr S B Russell Society Library for the construction of n The will of Mts Isabella SaaAers has library building if the city will pay at been probated at the County Clerkti least 10000 per year tor running expen office The deceased leaves all of her ses and book renewals property to her grand daughter Miss Mr Carnegie basiven 20000 to the Matrie K Baker Public Library at Newport provided W B Baao of Lexington istriot the citizens will eafeacribe 2000 to the Deputy G E R for Kentucky of the fund The gift was spenred by Rev W G McReady of tfae St Paul M E ts r J Uiwas in tfce city Tuesday night aud presided at the meeting of tht Church local Elk lodge It is said that Mr Carnegie wilt be asked to make a gift to the Paris Pablic Gov BTdloys iroclTQRation j 7 Gifts To Kentucky jatrt C Wr i j s n - 0 I m i be due in thirty days unless otherwise JW - rt arranged r Solliday Carriage Nov I Co Puris Ky- - 1898 86tf j Tf you cannot lead his small print at a distance of 14- inches yottf eyesig5it is failing and should have immediate attention TrvreriHl spectacles and ryeelasses have rwfeo t lenses alwars oetffeetly centred and made purest Material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest dnrabHtty uulted with the Utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and loset f areciTitrlealtf fitted by Dr C H Bowenssystem they always give satisfaction for 3j are perfect Never buy cheep spectacles nor of men tv ho do not know hew to fit t r or poor imperfect lenses and are latter ott witho 4 Yon vriH get poorly adjusted spectacles j anyrsfassestharn with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable sMp dealer and they will last longer without ohwage and be cheapest In the end l GRAND OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY ANIGHT NOVEMBER 17th RUSSELLS COMEDIANS Producers of All That is Refined and Enjoyable in orr store n the second and last Thursdays of each month and inite eyes jail is We hare engaged the services of Dr C H Bowon who will visit to call And have their examinee for which there cJMfcrrc Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded tn Gov Bradley ismud the shortest Thanksgiving day proclamation on record MINSTRELSY IM0DATE ¬ Sweetest Singers Fiaest Dancers FuniiiestComedians OboicestSpecialties November 30 1899 ia hereby desu nated and recommended as a day of Every Artist Pre Eminent Every Act thanksgiving and prayer a GemEvery Promise Fulfilled and at prices within the reach of all You cant Ronrhon Land 8a3es afford to miss it Seats on sale at Borlands Auctioneer A T Forsyth sold Wed nesday for Mrs Amanda Redmons heirs 180 acres of land to John G Red GRAND OPERA BOUSE rawn for eighty dollers per acre It is as follows LiVTet visU -- - Thursday Nowmher 23 18M Hello 170 ¬ OUR FRIENDS ¬ Clothicair Store BuRGLAfiS effected Burglarized ¬ ONE NIGHT ONLY an entrance into J W Davis clothing etore Wed Cos nesday nitfht by breaking a back window on the first floor -- Tuesday November 21st THE ORIGINAL They took a aue ¬ overcoat new suit hat underclothing collar and cuffs box of kid gloves box of silk handkerchiefs box of neckties COMBINED WITH cuff but tons several scarf pins collar buttons an English traveling bag um- ¬ Gideons Bi Minstrel Carnival brella and probably many other articles Direction of Rrsco Hoixand Clothiug was scattered over the floor and burned matches were found all over the 2 Complete Faultless Institutions in a large room The articles missed are Mighty Union 45 Minstrel Stars valued at more than a hundred dollars 2 Nashville Students prices are as low as anyone We make a specialty of Builder JHardware Tin Boofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Seei j Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ tus fcest workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See us before contracting THE PEOPL- E- Are advised that our stock of Harwire Stoves and Tinwi a is large and complete Ct WINN LOWRY Winn Successors to Cook l ¬ Pickaninny Drum Corps Simeon Bonomors 5000 Challenge Last night was Elk night in George ¬ Troupe of Arabs Traveling in Its Own Train of Pulltown the occasion being the institution man Cars of the Georgetown Lodge The new 16 12 Comedians 10 Solo Singers lodge numbers twenty eight charter Dancers 8 Big Olio Acts Most Stupendous Street Parade ever members containing some of Georgegiven by any Minstrel Show takes place towns bst yonng men The instituton daily at noon time ceremonies were conducted by members of the Paris Lexiugton and other lodges after which the Georgetown Elks gave a swell basnet at the Lancaster Hotel in honor of the visiting brethren Stein way Piano in excellent condiAbout twenty five Paris Klks attended tion the event and came home afterwards on News Will sell cheap Inquire at The office for name of owner 86tf a Midland special The Paris lodge made a fine showing They wore white satin badges with their lodge and num ber printed in purple letters Big Bands Elk Night In Georgetown agwwwwwK ie r ¬ ¬ Piano for Sale PRICE 5 CD The pioneer clothing mer r ¬ ¬ FXJBLIO SALS chants of Bourbon will 0 this space in our next issue to tell the people of Sam Johnson colored who shot Alice ¬ Kemper in the hip on October 27th bad his examining trial yesterday before Judge Webb asd was held over in 250 bond for trial by the Circuit Court mm Beuta Coity Lai the rare bargains in clothing they cire offering ¬ You Cant Afford to Reading It i ¬ j I will sell as agent for J W Letton A burning gasoline stove in th Cros- - heirs on dale restaurant caused an alarm of fire to be seat in at half past six last night Monday December 4th 1899 from box forty six The damage was Court day about the hour of u oclock email The stove was thrown out into a m at the Court house door in Paris Ky the following tract of land the street About ico acres of land lying on the A cloudy sky prevented Parisians Jackstown pike 7 miles Eat of Paris and 4 miles from Millersburg In a from teeing the meteoric display Wed good state of cnltivation and all ifi nesday night if the show came off grass well fenced For further particulars or parties Dispatches fromi Chicago and Denver desiring to see the land will please says that twenty or more meteors wen ddress or apply to seen at those places between two am T J REDMON Paris A 1 Forsyth Auctr four oclock ThursdaV morning 8nov ¬ mmmm jmTpfrTect in original 5raH V THE BOURBON NEWS PAKIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER THE BOURBON NEWSS se i 17 1899 v BOER WORDS AS SPOKEN Ted was over Beatrice could just se in the road Mrs Casilis was with riding1 Telegram a horse of Far his hat over the top of the hedge He Nineteenth Year Established 188L Attorney-At-La- w j leighs which he had never allowed seemed to be pulling up returning evi Terms That Will Be Seen Often in the New from the Trouble Publshed every Tuesday aDd Friday by dently to be near Mrs Casilis again Beatrice to mount Paris Kentucky In Trannvaal Walter champ Editors and Owners Mrs Casilis was close on the fence And he didnt even tell me I could SWIFT mMP AST SOUK almost hope shell get a spill Well now riding with over confidence and South Office on Broadway np etain t in The Mam 6c0Opaa Lv UMAvrm its my chance to day I may be a dull too fast She was looking at Beatrice Africa language of the Boers language West of Bourbon Nrvra is grammatically the IhlSam S4pm Ar Lexinsrten and at the very moment while she little thing compared to her but I can ll2ttam 160pm IrSOasa Lv Lexington AWAKE AND ASLEEP of Holland They speak Then 58 1158am t28pra Lt Winchester 12rJ5pm fcMpm fcloas ride and he and she shall see it to- ¬ looked Beatrice felt that her poor worn of the people forefathers in Holland MOeJSt Ar Mt Sterling Tis said that if a person who is vainly woo- ¬ day out little mare was going to refuse the Dutch as their pm Ar Washington ing sleep it and speak it now They are spoke M- - D ar Ptolladehsfcla lfctiASB 701pm Gen Tarent turned from a group of fence she saw an expression of tri- called Boers because that is a Dutch Will close his eyes and calmly count imag 12e0nn fcOlpsm Ar New York men with whom he was eagerly dis- ¬ umph rise in the face of her rival her word which describes them It means inary sheep A Jumping over fences it will not be long cussing some matter of local politics to successful rival and heard her laugh WE8T BOUKD is the main before Then all the misery and bitterness in a farmerof and agriculture 730am 450pm skBSeun MlM Ar Winchester the compatriots of Oom Hell find that peaceful slumber that he help her to alight his manner was un the jealous wifes heart changed sud- pursuit 800am 520pm 7 5su M6pe 186 Ar Lexington usually kind and fatherly He gave her knew in days of yore Paul A knowledge of Dutch would Phone llam 630pnt Ar Frankfort litin charge of Dick Atterbury to be taken denly into a frenzy of hate All the Ar Shelby vills 1001am 720pm supply an explanation of the odd look This little rule may possibly be useful In a into the house and fed Dick had tle fits of anger that she had indulged ing words that are used now and then Ar Louisville 4100am 815pm Fourth end Pi Ome way seemed to be waiting there on purpose in and repented of in all her life seemed in the news reports from the republic Traini marked thus f ran daily ex For counting makes one sleep In the middle Omci Horms i 2pt Sunday other traina run daily of the day The last time she had seen Dick to merely amusing beside it They had It would also enable one to pronounce 7 to 10 a ai But if it keeps you wide awake as prob- ¬ speak to they had parted very bitterly been as the waving of the hand of some Through Sleepers between Louisville these words as they should be enun- ¬ I to 48 p m ably it will Lexington and New York without half sleeping fury that awoke p aa 7 to We know a better remedy to cure insom- - She had refused him telling him of her hidden change now and showed itself a giant it took ciated engagement to Lord Farleigh and Dick nias ill 6eotf Dutch diphthongs are not given the ationa 01 For ratea Sleeping Car had seemed to think he had been treat- possession of her and mastered her any information call on same sounds as their equivalents in First rid your brain of worry care and Insure your property against fire Kill her ride at her and kill her English The double o for instance ed badly He had said hard things and F B Cam hatred born of strife wind and lightning in the Hurst Horn Agent L NKB By thinking of the pleasant things that declared he would never willingly speak she shant triumph in Dutch has the same sound as o in Op a aafe and reliable happen in a life Paris Ky W Barney avoidimpulse only lasted a mo- Rome while the diphthong oe is pro- ¬ Insufi wGkoroe The evil to her again Since then he had paay A book by some good author of the HawthoDiv Pass Agent ed her so far as he could do so without ment the turning of a wrist and heel nounced by the Dutch as we pronounce Ck W UtLUI Acranr rne-Irving kind Lexington was horribly next second she would hava given her 00 in boot The English pronunciaParia Ky Will cause a balmy feeling that will smooth open rudeness To day he life to stop the mare but it vas too late tion of these two diphthongs is the re kind and respectful the roughest mind The infamy of the act appalled her verso of that given them by those who Had it gone so far alreadj then Did Now being in good humor with the wcrld ARNSPARGER Frankfort the people know that the time was she tugged at the reins with all her speak Dutch And ou has the sound SMITH Cincinnati and with yourself The other womans of uw in owl So what you call your troubles may be come for her friends to stand round her force but in vain The sound of ur is laid upon the shelf NON UNION AGENTS and pro- face ugly with fear and spite seemed nearly like that of the English oy in Prepare to take the remedy were putting so to speak offering comfort own elose on her ELKHORN ROUTE tection The Dutch aa is the same as boy in your path RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE O God dont let me do a thing like the English a in war As there is Which is before you go to bed enjoy a coolJust opposite her husband and Mrs AT LOW RATES ing bath Kill me but dont no y in Dutch its place is taken by LOCAL TIME TARD IN EFFECT table Mrs this she gasped Casillis had risen from the DE EMBKR oTi I ISA 1 cant f BROADWAY PARIS IT y in defy let me doit Stop it somehow 4ij which is sounded as If theres no ocean handy as may often be Casillis was very tall and goddess like SlmaW tf She threw all her weight on the right If one therefore would pronounce the case with a delicatelj arched nose and fair 1AST BOUND very hair raised softly from a low forehead rein Next moment there was a shock Oom Paul properly he would say it a Youll find a cozy bathtub answers well in place No 1 No 8 The look a slighter shock than she had expect- ¬ if it were spelled Ome Fowl Mixed Pass Pane And if a bathtubs lacking then the good Beatrice turned and caught Dick ed a moment of uncertainty and then family name of Gen Joubert would for ing at her too Youitm 8 40pm iOOpni old fashiored way Lve Frankfort a 7 11am 8 52pra 1 90pm Lve Klkhorn A sponge bath from the washbowl does the Mrs Casilis is one of the most beau- she and her mare fell together among the same reason be pronounced as if 7 18am 4 OCpm 86pm LreSvritzer business O K asilis it were spelled Yowbert The word she said the grass of the bank Mrs tiful women I ever saw Lve Stamping OWnd 7 2am 4 10pm 1 Sfipm 7 34am 4 18pm vails Lve voice was ringing in her ears She rode Boer is pronounced by the Afrikander Of all the pleasant feelin rs that a mortal calmly 7 39am 4 22pm Lve Johnson ever krows at me Ted the wicked woman rode at as if it were of two syllables the first 7 45am 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve Qeorretown I dont admire her in the least Till Leading Specialists of America Theres nothing beats a cooling bath and said Dick and Beatrice hated him for me LTe C S Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm aoopaa long and the second short thus 8 17am 4 48nm Lve Newtown putting on clean clothes 20 YEARS IN OHIO Boo er The plural is not Boers 8 25am 4 She did not hear the answer to that Lve Centreville ira And though in chilly weather it takes cour- having so little tact that he let his re ¬ 8 30am 5 00pm Lt Elizabeth Cured age to commence knew was that she It is Boeren and it is pronounced 250000 the next thing she sentment tell in his voice 8 10am 5 10pm rr Pari c Th2 bliss it gives when over is a glorious is because the final n She rose impatiently and managed to was sitting on the bank Her husband Bo ereh recompense WECURESTR1CTURE WEST BOUND lose Dick in the crowd but he was wait was gently bathing her face with a wet slurred Here are some of the Dutch words feeling sweet ing by her mare when she was ready to handkerchief Enjoying row the luxury of NoTl No 4 NlTf Thousand of young and middle acd and clean Mixes PaM Pass nun are troubled wiintnis disease many Youre all right old girl he said that are oftenest in print in connection mount She hated him more than ever unconsciously They may have a emmrt-Cooled off in mind and body so youre per 9 HOum 5 4mm with the news of the Transvaal and Lve Paris e stream Wasnt it kind of Lord Farleigh to youre not hurt a bit small fectly serene 9 40am 5 50pm inc sensation pains twistingslight dis-Lve Elizabeth at times say your lend me Telegram sharn cutting your loose pajamas Blip on His voice was more loving than she their pronunciation and meaning 4Sam 5 66pm Mrs Casilis said Lve Centreville charsra difficulty in commencing weak 9 n3am 08pm e Lv Newtown prayers on your knees as they were together for a moment had ever heard it before She pushed Bloemfontein organs emissions and all the symptom Lve C s Ry Depot b 10 2am 6 17pm 7 Worn Flower fountain And jump right in your little bed as quick of nervous debility they hare 8TRIC 8 iflpra 7 Mans 10 32am Lve Georgetown while the huntsmen threw the hounds the handkerchief away puzzled Boer boo er Farmer ly as you please TlfltK Dont let doctors experiment on ln 7am 828pm Lve Johnson Bui ten Ian tier Do you think I shall Take a pull out of my flask Ted Burgher buhr ker you by outting 6tretching or tearing into the cover 10 48am 8 82pm Lve Du vails Citizen you This will not cure you as it will reThen come- - that sweet sensation bringing be able to manage him We mustnt have you showing Burgerregt Lve Stamping Grnd tC 50am Sbtpm 8 2am said Citizens nip turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT happiness anew Lve Switztr li 00in 6 4pm 8 4am Of course Beatrice said cheerfully MENT absorbs the stricture tissue the white feather now my dear It Burgcrwaeht 1107am 6 54pm 8 5nm Lve Elkhorn Of floating into slumberland like little soldiery Citizen hence removes the stricture permanent y U2Uam 7 10pm 015am Arr Frunkort a Ted wouldnt have let you ride him if was the pluckiest thing i ever sav in Jonkherr yunk hare babies do flutter It can never return No pain no by ¬ Member of the Volksraad gen tb men And like them sleeping peacefully until thered been any doubt about it is praising our my life The whole field ing no detention from business Daily excejt Kunda Oom ome 1ncle the rising sun N D connects with Q method The sexual organ h are strength a connects wnn l She felt rather than saw her hus vou Snate Raad rahd ened The nerves are invigorated and C connects with Ky Central Proclaims another day of joy is born for M mhds hare Senator the bliss of manhood returns every one Fut she told you I heard her say I Kaaii sheer rahd hoys bands glance of shamefaced approval Senate louse Raadhuls and resented it rode at her Jlargir edge Rand trahnt KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS Theres nothing like a cool bath to bring State We will both keep you in sight she Stuoid woman so she did 1vemada Staat stnht refreshing sleep e politics Staatkunde middle ased Thousands of toutist and AM P XI PMIAM Dick take her round and show her the staatsraad stahts rahd Council I state men are having their sexual vigor and Its way ahead of counting out imaginary continued to see how you get on Ar 1120 7i 340 701 L Frank Tort City vitality continually sapped by this dis sheep Georgetown Beatrice had not been in earnest when gravel pit shed have broken her neck Stad stot stemmer Ar 1028 811 42 750 Lv Voter elector Stemmer ease They are frequently unconscious And come to think about it not a laby she had spoken of keeping in the neigh in 10 4U Ar Paris Iv 9S0 54 Circular valley for you Id no idea of it Soma Transvaal trans fahl symptoms General but of the cause of these Lvj 545 12 J Maysville 830 Ar that we know Draught tourney FailrWeakness Vnnatuml Dischareer Lv 7ft 2V1 Winchester 616 1142 Ar spring must have flooded it in the night Trek treek Will go to sleep without Its bath whicfc borhood of herhushard and Mrs Casilis o travel To draw ing Manhood Nervousness Jroor Mem¬ Trekken treek en Lvj 80 20d 720 IKK Ar Richmond so proves it must be Draus at horse and yet they never seemed out of her and carried the bank away just where Trekpaard treck pahrd ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen¬ C Dodge in Chicago Daily Sun Oiu cut of H sation Sunken Eys with dark circles sight even when she tried to avoid shed have taken the fence 1 saw it Uit ovt GEO B HARPER Genl SupY Foreigner Weak Back General Depression Lacx 1 Fitlander Valley JOS R NEWTON G P A them chance or some involuntary in and rode back tc stop her but Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Vaai fahl Part etc GLEET and STRICTURE stinct on her part would bring the shouldnt have been in time Your rid Vaderlandsleifde ones country patriotism may be the cause Dont consult family Love of Fiold oen lands ing at her was the one thing that could Veld felt three together doctors as they hive no experience in Insurance In the Hnrot Home onf A Moment of Banger these special diseases dont allow post the policy holders fifty nents on tfu mare went that day have saved her but your swerving ofl Voldheer felt hare General commandant Her plucky little Rural guard Quacks to experiment on you Consult Veldwachter S pecialists who here made a life study of aaadrod dollars dnrng the year 1897 as she had never gone before and more just at the right moment so that you Volksraad f ulks rahd Lower house or congress Diseases of Men and Women Our NE W O W Uiujbu Agent than once when she found herself close were spilt and she wasnt well that Voorrect fore rekt Franchise privilege METHOD TREATMENT wUl posi BY NOR AH VYNNE Pans Kf g Stranger tively cure you One thousand dollars upon the two big horses though she was splendid my dear and Ill nevei Vreemdeling and for a case we accept for treatment Witwatersrand Margin the white water was conscious that her presence was forget it of cannot cure Terms moderate for a oufe AMERICAN BE a AN made of tlteql mken rod an annoyance to both their riders she She knew by his face what he meant the capital of the South Af ¬ Pretoria Buy f itch CURES GUARANTEED on Other people began to offer congratu- rican republic is named in honor of its U 8 8 Maine it Havana Dewey aw Hp HJKE always comes a time when saw a look of reluctant admiration VYaltham works heap as any Admire We treat and cure EMISSIONS praises But some one had first president Pretorius who led the her husbands face lations and Dewey aad ait algabee have then a mans love changes VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET Their facsimile letters nui led to agent After a sharn scamper the hounds a carriage close by and was putting it Dutch in the great trek ov journey STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET O but thats nonsense you know a SlmMeo Kw f or W r DULL Ufa CO DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG and wives really do live overran the scent and a fresh cover was at her disposal She could not collect out of Cape Colony 60 years ago and lotsof husbands ES KIDNEY and RLADDKK Diseases BOOKS tried and again with success Reynard herself sufficiently to speak but hei into the Transvaal to escape the do- ¬ CONSULTATION FREE are mmediatelj happy even after ATADDUSulterert by using relieved FREE If txable to tall write for VM I Mfirirl tlALATlOST otir Ift husband accepted the offer for her He minion of England Johannesburg is away against the wind Of course they do love may change buried BOM1 QUESTION BLANK log HOiefl by TREATMENT Beatrice saw Mrs Casilis settle her- lifted her into the seat then he got in easily translated into English as Johns- ¬ ASTHMA TREATMENT andeuro for the better but it chuiges all the Saw nisi Complete ue effect a SOtt continued A trial will convince outflt by mail town The term of Afrikander is the man self in her saddle with an air that said beside her A time comes wh T3JS lame UZQMK LABOUATOiiY dU WJacuap Si CI I used to designate the Dutch from the she said You are coming stops worshiping the WOBiM as an im- plainly that she meant to leave her well doesnt Mrs Casilis expect other white people of South Afrika The mare cant hold thought possibly superior being and JCnows she behind this time 122 W FOURTH STREET out much longer Beatrice saw her you to take her home CALDWELLS Toronto Giobe is only his fellow creature aler ail ¬ My dear Ted looked very reproachCINCINNATI O not even his lips move and guessed at the words not his superior perhaps HE WAS A HUSTLER I f 9 Krr srJniBrlvrl You are not hurt I know but of CONSTlPATIONil Ted and his companion were ahead ful equal But if the woman is wise and I W- - m e Bat Tr m lWt Mrs a matter of course She almost lost sight of them The oth- course you are shaken a little takes the change as Bat He Was Too Energetle not resenting the loss of worship but er womans golden hair flashed in the Casilis must take care of herself Would Xot Take o for aa He hesitated and turned very red makes herself sweeter and more de- light before her eyes and almost blinded Answer and looked very young and then spoke sirable as a fellow creature than she her An easy ride awkwardly But the fox doubled was as a mere ideal then provided All the world admires a hustler but When Mrs Casilis seemed to think the man is worth loving the very best across grass and an easy jump over a there is such a thing as overdoing A The New Werner low fence brought her alongside of her she could speak as she pleased of you man rang the bell of a Michigan avenue of love begins sort The husband and Mrs Casilis just when it I saw I must have been making a fool residence and asked for Mrs Jones He Edition of But it is a dangerous time x M worst danger is that another woman seemed thev least exoected her They of myself so I sheered off a bit If I presented an engraved card which was scene in the char were going gently to cut across the loop hadnt Id have been in the gravel pit taken upstairs by the maid Mrs Jones Websters Dictionary should appear on the by the way But I and acter of the impossibly superior being that the hounds were making fields myselfcare about my societydont think did not know the name and sent down any more shell Newly and magnificently illustrated just when the husband has begun to come up with them a couple of callers business He sent She didnt like what I said when she to ask her that- his business was impor- We offer you the best dictionary ever put a woman ahead see faults in the wife Such on the market at a low price This is an Black back word the English Lan Their horses were close together accused 30U of riding at her been no cause of danger would have tant Mrs Jones was not feeling well American Dictionary of whole vocabulary guage containing the she would They were talking eagerly as they rode and White before that time of change but went down She found her caller of the first edition the enttre corrections the second edition when once it was safely Farieigh saw Beatrice first and his face be no danger making himself comfortable in an arm- and improvements ofan introductory dis A BRITISH TREAT to which is prefixed chances to appear darkened past but if she chair She remained standing and sertation on the history origin and con Beatrice do you An KiiKiishmnn Who Treated Hla asked him his business Good heavens nections of the languages of western Asia at the dangerous moment there is just of the he said may happen I need a chaperon said the man and Europe with an explanation formed think no saying what Wont you sit down principles on which languages are Guest Well Hut Made Him Yes I do she said sharply through This book contains every word that affably These words weighed heavily on raj His Way the Farleighs mind her clenched teeth sir asked Hoah Webster ever defined and Ap What is your business pretty little Beatrice following SPECIAL FEATURES An ¬ Well shes undertaken more than pendix of 10000 words Pronouncing VoI was constantly struck saAS Col Mrs Jones again as she rode alone except for the guard cabulary of Scripture names Greek and -and Mrs Casilis T W Higginaon with the genuine Why I called to talk over your win- Latin Proper Names Modern Geographical ianship of her groom to the meet at she can manage and Syn Dictionary been spoken long laughed Im a Names Dictionary of Antonyms Allusions he answered spirit of hospitality among English ter flowers Tarent End They had onyms of Familiar Beatrice was not meant to hear the men toward Americans as such even nurseryman and florist and I want to Lexicon of Foreign Phrases Dictionary of pg o by dear kindly prosy old Gen ¬ world but man words she knew so much but her hus those with whose pursuits they might furnish you with house plants Abbreviations etc etc together with Tarent who knew the 4 BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATES show do not wish to buy any plants aged somehow to love it no less for band hod been meant to hear them the have almost nothing in common and ing in their actual colors the Flags of the Nations US Naval Flags other woman dare sneer at her to him lor whom they had not the slightest said Mrs Jones and her voice would VariousVarious NationsYacht ClubPilot Sig knowing it SieiH Is nals was reason to put themselves out 1 liked have frosted half the nurserymans and of This was the end then the fight Shoulder Straps for Officers THIS Well she was married now and the beautiful IS IfOT THE CHEAP BOOK but a beauti time of change had come her husband lost Her life was not to be contempt- this none the less for its having its def- stock yea you do fully printed edition on line Oh He any more but pitiable and said the man thousands of valuable additions psperwun students of modern science It is a grand educator of tb inite limitations as to pecuniary obligaof aid to all was quite aware of her faults the people They make a house so cheerful Now masses now offered to our readers in a sumptuous style in keeping with its great value tomakes it a temper that she ible Pity and ridicule that was what tions and the like including everyknew she had the Bound in Tan Sheep with a beautiful cover design and sold at the small price of 200 all handsomest low priced Dictionary ever published For every day use in the office home school an could make sharp speeches ami was she was to have in future instead of thing- in the nature of treatinc 1 Told you wanted no flowers and 1 library this Dictionary is unequafed Forwarded by express upon receipt of our special offer price she lot always quite in the right when was love and honor and she would have to this being in my opinion a weak point 1200 If it is not as represented you may return it to us at our expense and we will refund youx money meant it said Mrs Jones jro on living as if it didnt hurt in our more gushing or more self-co- n quarreled with her friends That Write us for our special illustrated book catalogue quoting the lowest prices on books Now theres geraniums and prim Address all orders to She saw all her f iff lire life before her scious habit 1 remember to have once had laughed at her dislike of THE WERNER COMPANY why he AKRON OHIO few moments it took to cross the been taken by a gentleman on whom I roses and lilies in the Publishers and Manufacturers thoroughly reliable Editor Mrs Casilis Sir what do vou mean bv such con The Werner Company is wife fretting had but the slightest claim to the He had gone as far as laughing at field An uncared for p duet I want no when he thought her in the alone at home till she grew old or else country house of another on whom I her what lots of em say at first The wrong her words were no longer the a wife like others she knew very smart had no claim whatever had latter was Mit Thats the ones that are the most set end A Knowledge papers al- not at all literary and not even the inspired utterances of an angel But and much talked of in the by buying the most in- ¬ and vague English interest in Ameri jp was no he laughed affectionately there woman ways well dressed and brillianther hus usualaffairs yet he gave up his whole One Million Facts j Jt At this point in the proceedings Mrs seeing can terested in something Figures and Fancies for trace of that sneer that tells a me to Kenilworth Tones rang the bell When the maid to at she mav as well give up the fight for band now and thenwhileother peoples afternoon haddrive a thousand times 3ame she instructed her to show that seen loving him so which he ONLY T5cts A REGULAR love is so near dead that only a miracle houses and all the 00 BOOK liked him best man the door Then she started up ¬ But that for which horribly can revive it up and went slow- ¬ Tells all about our Country Language She had swerved aside as Mrs Casilis and which afforded me a wholly new stairs The man got Her hand trembled on her bridle and ly to the door firing this parting shot its Use and Misuse Poetry and General Litwas that as we entered the they were crossing experience of her spirited mare taking advantage the spoke the meadow 3strs Jones on the stairs erature Industry and Commerce Money and among on a hillside and sloped gently outer doorway he going tirt looked at in the tremble plunged roadway outside lay to Well Im as good as you are any Finance Plain Law for Plain People The her left She was riding some back over his shoulder and said simply how down crowd gathered in the World and Its Ways etc etc The grandest Chicago Inter Ocean vou pay threepence for of Tarent house One or two 20 yards to the right of the others and Thev make book ever offered for the money It answers pRMBff the front kkmB sss3PfsviBBWi IB Mrs Casilis Her hus admission here and then added speakIn Advance ZtQB Ik IPJcnBFfnoQAsdffn thousands of questions the solution of which wSfSfiy ft jaiiilKTitKvJfejiiMHBBE people looked at her with as much sur a little ahead of place at the iiB latters ing to the attendant here is my The Critic That does not look the is a matter of daily need to business men band had left his prise as irritation After all the t ie and least like nalure The book contains 500 pages Size 92 by 6 cried one of two girls side and was about 30 yard slower down threepence Why Bee of both the trouble he had given to his M ranger considerably ahead The Artist True enough no doubt Inches Sent upon receipt of 75 cents and who had been chatting Togeiner the hill yet left him to pay ris own but dont you think nature will reach it 20 cents to pay postage If it is not exactly guest he f whats the matter with you Were others wonderful represented next was a threepence a thing which most Ameri- ¬ ome day if she keeps improving ln as to and weand arefund yourbargain return Between this field and the you asleep money Send will it is would not have dreamed of doing iianapolis Journal Farleigh with you said pretty stiff fence with a deep ditch on cans fordftlustrated catalogue quoting special prices Isnt Lord not It would have been the American do An Object Leiion I thought he didnt let the other side of it Beatrice didMrs tion of good breeding to save a guest other onWfcs Address the fear it she had taken it before Moth r Now Johnnie why does wa ¬ out alone you tome the fence with easy from expense as it was tie English im- ¬ ter run down hill THE WERNER COMPANY Aj if in answer to the girls question Casilis was riding at of the pulse to save him from tie sense of ob Akron Ohio and Manufacturers if she did not know Farleighs aud her own thoughts Lordsilhouetted confidence horse did ahe would clear it ligation I confess tnat j prefer the iat -- Johnnie Cause it cant walk mum Yuolishers fence her T ITbe Wereci Coofur la tiwrovfhly ralUbtoJ SdlMh Button Traveler figure was at the moment Atlantic Ui method r rk tu the summit of a little ail i ¬ N C FISHER mm a 01 el TIME TABLE ¬ ¬ Will Keimey Physician Surgeon ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ h ¬ ¬ ¬ DeSUK 1 lj ¬ A ¬ 4 ¬ bloom-fon-tin- - ¬ buhr-ker-re- kt buhr-ker-vo- kt ¬ ¬ WECURE GLEET staht-kuhn-d- ¬ ¬ - oyt-lont-- er I felt-vock-t- er ¬ frame-de-lin- ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ Kennedys Kergan A m SDK tl PEPSIN ¬ ¬ -- An 800 Dictionary for 200 I ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Kn 1 1 ¬ World of ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ I c 1 tU A THE BOURBON NKWS PARIS KT FRIDAY NOVEMBER TAKEN AT HIS WORD The Purchasers Complained ofaLaek of One of the Elements In the Oil The faculty of terse and forceful speech is ordinarily an advantage but occasional man 2ets hoisted by his own epigram hustling young New Yorker who was Victims of tea poisoning are becoming alarmingly prevalent Women demand the Th Temperature Required Is About lite and variety of Health and instead of do ing it naturally by building up their systems flint Which Will Keep Pota ¬ they resort to tea They should take Hostet toes Successfully ters Stomach Bitters instead By strength ening the digestive organs this brings beauty The problem of winteiing is one of and good spirits It tones up the nerves vital importance To leave a colony on drives tway the blues regulates the bowels the summer stand exposed tc the sud ¬ and cures all forms of dyspepsia All drug den changes and bleak storms of win ¬ gists sell it ter is not conducive to success in the THE CAPER SPURGE Anticipated ew beginning The careful successful bec Mr Isaacs in Chicago Ish der a dele Its Story as Told In Bulletin No SC keeper would as soon think of winter gram fer Mr Isaacs Bavin dot hisshtore has of the United States Depart ¬ ing his cow in this manner as his bees purned down in New Vork No None Hotel Telegraph Operator which under proper care would yield ment of Agriculture Veil vhen von gomes schoost sendt it under the investment equally as much right up to my room blease Puck ¬ ¬ 17 1899 WINTERING THE BEES Tea Poisoning rI recently established in a branch of the oil business had set out tc fet the patronage ot a certain firm The head of the concern was reluctant to make a change The oil we have been getting i not unsatisfactory said he end I fail to see why we should make a change Are there au extra inducement you can oiler How do y pu propose to improve on the old qual ity In this way was the prompt answer 1 propose to give the business mv personal attention I intend to put some of my brains into every barrel of oil we send out pleased the old gentleman and herfJinder a customer became A few months later the hustling young man was obliged to make a journey and m his absence through some oversight the quality of oil was allowed to deteriorate It was quickly noted and a letter now on hie in the office records one of the protests It reads Gentlemen When we were induced to use your product we were assured that Mr Blank put some of his brains into every Barrel ot oil We deeply regret to observe that Mr Blank is threatened with paresis Washington Star ¬ v- I A WOMAN HELPS ¬ WOMEN - - ¬ This plant is called also garden profit spurge myrtle sparge mole plain mole There are two means of successful ed mole tree gopher plat1 anti wintering First packed on the sum gopher plarr wild caper caper bush mer stand second in a well ventilated voli niK and springwort cellar The first is by far the most laDescription and Where Found This borious yet it has some advantages is a smooth herbaceous milk juiced Cellar wintering is the least pensive perennial two to three feet hili with it is only necessary to keep them in a stiff erect stem and opposite four Egyptian darkness and as quiet as pos ranked leaves the lower of which are sible carrying them out on two or thick and oblong the upper thin broad three bright days for a fly during the and heart shaped The flowers are entire winter The temperature re- ¬ greenish yellow and rather small The quired is about that which will keep three seeded fruit is conspicuous It is potatoes successfully They remain in a semi dormant state and consume but ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - m sp Henry A Salzer Manager of the John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis also President of the Idaho Cold Struck It IUk Most everyone has his or her favorite location for the apiary Some choose little Every reader of this paper should give special heed to the oilers which are appear ¬ ing Horn week to week by the lohn M Smyth Co the mammoth mail order house of Chicago In this isue will be found their advertisement of a thoroughly tirst ciass sewing machine at the astound ingly low price of S1425 Coming as this offer and other offers do from a house with a commercial rating of over one million dollars and of the highest character they mark an opportunity that the shrewd buyer will not be slow to take advantage of The John If Smyth Co 150 to 106 West Madison street will send their mammoth catalogue in which is listed at wholesale prices everything to eat wear and use on receipt of only 10 cents to partly pay postage or ex pressage and even this 10 cents is allowed on first purchase amounting to one dollar up-to-da- ¬ ¬ ¬ HERE are women everywhere who suffer almost con stantly because they cannot bring themselves to tell all about their ills to a physician Such women can surely explain their symptoms and their suffering by letter to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for the con fidence reposed in her has never been violated Over a million women have been helped by her advice and medicine Mrs Pinkham in attending to her vast correspondence is assisted by women only If you are ill dont delay Her reply will cost you nothing and it will be a practical help as it was to Miss Ella E I shrunk from Brenner East Rochester Ohio who says ordeal of examination by our physician yet I knew I must the have treatment My troubles were backache nervous tired feeling painful menstruation and I am so grateful leucorrhcea you now that I am willing to to I vivM US BET have my name published to help other girls to take their troubles to you Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound used as you wrote me has made me entirely well v- V1 I wBa and very happy I shall bless you as long as I live Mrs Pinkham receives thou ¬ sands of such letters from grate- ¬ ful women 1 -- ¬ Coin Mining and Milling Co is in luck They have recently struck a wonderful deposit of gold on their properties As u result the stock of the Gold Coin Co has doubled in value Many of the patrons of the John A Salzer Seed Co are owners of Gold Coin Stock The mines are located in the Seven Devil District Idaho Sh -- True to Nature hat a onrc rirHiro U 11 UV No it isnt I was not well and I looked like an idiot that morning She intently studying the photograph Well it looks exactly like you anyway VV L He Judge the most shaded point possible After experimenting for several years we have determined that in my locality at least the most exposed place possible is prolific of the best results In the country between the Missouri river and the mountains the nights are usually cool and we find that the mercury falls two or three degrees lower in the shade than on the open ground that it re- ¬ quires a much longer time to warm up the hive in the shade in the morning than those not shaded and besides this the sun comes out so warm ia the morning that often before the colonies in the shade are warmed up the sun has evaporated a great portion of the Mrs Goodwin Heres a quarter poor man But tell me pray what ever brought you to this miserable state Dusty Rhoades Me autermobeel maam I was tourin trough Iowa an I axerdent Chicago Evenly strayd across de line see ing News ¬ In Old Missouri - There is more Catarrh in this section ot the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable for a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease ¬ lit I feel it my duty to write and let you know what your medicine 5 Drops has done for me I have had rheumatism about 18 years but was able to be up most of the time until a year ago last May when I was taken down and not able to move about About six weeks ago I 6a w your advertisement and wrote for a sample bottle Aftei taking a few doses it did me so much good that I ordered some more for myself and rriends and in everv case it has done won Dr ders and given perfect satisfaction Woodliff my family physician who has had rheumatism 15 years is taking 5 Drops and says it is the most efficient rheumatic medicine he has ever used May 31 1899 The above refers to 5 Drops a perfect cure for rheumatism kidney and all kindred complaints The proprietors Swan son Rheumatic Co 164 Lake St Chicago offer to send a 25c sample bottle for only 10c during the next 30 days Be sure to read their advertisement of last week ¬ Jason Crow Oscarville Gu Sayst I i Druggists Sold CAPER SPURGE experimenting with the matter oi ledo O FamilybyPills are the75c Halls best Upper Half of Plant One Third Nat- ¬ In ural Size B Seed Capsule Notural location we find that the colony located The nearest the shade gathers the least They were inspecting the Texas Size place we have just left explained her esstores while those located on the most a common garden plant sparingly in- ¬ went below is called the gun exposed ground gather most One case cort as they see she exclaimed brightly 1 troduced into wet ground in California in particular was a colony shaded by a deck place And led Texas and in the Atlantic states small plum tree As the tree grew the where I suppose that the fires down there they re raking is called the from New Jersey and West Virginia colony produced less stores until it poker deck Philadelphia Record and North Carolina barely gathered sufficient to winter it Only three more days The Office Boy The ffesh self We moved this colony out into the Poisonous Properties You The Fixture before my vacation milky juice is exceedingly acrid and sunlight and it went back to its old rec- ¬ ought not The to wish away your time the fruit is highly purgative and pois ord in honey making E Whitcomb in Office Boy I aint Im only wishing away anous When used as a household rem- Farm and Home the boss time so that my time can begin Boston Transcript edy it often provokes serious troubJe Women and children are not infre ¬ AMONG THE POULTRY Somehow baldness is far more contagious quently poisoned by handling the plant than goodness Chicago Daily New and getting the juice on the face CatHow It Sounded Do not omit the cleaning Up proceal THE MARKETS My daughters music sighed the moth tle are quite resistant to its influence during the moulting season out they are sometimes overcome er has been a great expense Growing birds must be well fed oi Cincinnati Some Goats will eat the plant extensively if returned the guest Indeed 2 Boston nothing better presents itself and it they will go into the winter very pool LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 4 neighbor sued you I suppose Select buichers Traveler CALVES Fair to good light 0 is said that their milk then possesses and no eggs will be the result 3 HOGs Coarse and heavy v henii Kaes on Act ouut of Fowls demand special care during hanks gvinj all of the venomous properties of the 3 Mixed puckers Day v Pig Four 3 autumn months and with the best atLicht shippers plant When applied to the skin the On November 29 and 30 the popular Big juice causes redness itching pimples tention thus profits follow during th SHKEF Choice 4 LAvlBS Soring Four Route will sell tickets to a distance of and sometimes gangrene FLOUK Winter paient winter i the effect 150 miles from starting point at a rate of Wheat No 1 red to select all fowls that GRAIN 3 red It will pay No fare for the round trip often lasting more than a week The Corn No 2 mixed Tickets will be good up to and including De seed taken internally in overdose will will likely be the most profitable dur Oats No 2 1 1899 For full information as to inflame the mouth and stomach and ing the winter and give them special cember t tickets rate- - and limits call on Big Four cause HAY Prime to choice intense diarrhoea and vomiting attention agents or Warren J Lynch G P A Cin PiOVI lON Mess pork If the dost is sufficient there will be Late hatched chicks are not worth Liinl cinnati 15 Choice dairy nervous disorders unconsciousness wintering generally and the best tiling BUTTER ere hoice unci y The Bachelor Defined A Dallas mothci general collapse and death to do with them is to market before APPLES if ice lo fancy with five grown daughters defines a bacheloi POTATOES Pec bri cold weather as a miserable coward who has lost th CHICAGO OATS AFTER OATS Dallas News opportunity of a lifetime Well begun is half done so begin 5J Q 3 60 FLOUR Winter paten now to fix up poultry quarters for win GRAN Wheal No S t7lv 4 The Best Irr sen t ion for Chills How to Maintain the Fertility of Soil to t3 No Coicago spring ter and do not wait until cold weathei CORN SNo 2 is a bottle of Gkoves Tastfles and Fever 2 MU oa Farms Where the Condi ¬ is on Remember you want a good OATS No 2 2Z tc Chill Toxic It is simply iroo and quinine is 2U tions Are Unfavorable 70 b lu a tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c warm poultry house with plenty oi PORK Mes- A ¬ stantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a nectar on the It acts It is with the bee as with tie farm ¬ teaspoonful surfaces directlvsystem blood and mucous They of the hand the fellow who gets out early in offer one hundred dollars for any case it the morning is the one who usually fails to cure Send for circulars and testiCo Toaccomplishes the greatest day s work monials Address F J Cheney ¬ ¬ and prescribed local remedies and by con ¬ VP A St Pittsburg Pa in a letter to Mrs Pink C3 ham says From child ri f hood I suffered from kidney trouble and as I grew older -ixiy uuuuies increased nav- pam running ing intense from my waist to my womb and the menses were very painful One day seeing your advertisement in one of our papers I wrote to you When your reply came I began taking your Compound and followed your advice and am now in perfect health and would ad- ¬ vise any lady rich or poor to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound which I can praise above all other remedies It is a wonderful help to women 138 Grace Miss Nellie Russell of 8iXPb UCy Jim AtS ck JJltiLa vlMi c0vJ yceej w MAMMOTH MAILORDER HOUSE YTH CO a to T50 166 h WEST MADISON ST HI ¬ 1425 1425 The Best At MELBA ¬ macmneon cairn the Price 1425 for Our Sewing Machine Sewns ¬ ¬ ¬ i -- - - - 1 ¬ X one-and-one-th- ¬ - A high arm high grade machine equal to what others aro asking 2500 to 3500 for Guaranteed by us for 20 years from date of purchase against any imperfec- ¬ tion in material or workmanship The stand is made of the best iron and is nicely proportioned The cabinet work is perfect and is furnished in yonr choice of antique oak or walnut It has seven drawers all handsomely carved and with nickel plated rin pulls The mechan ¬ ical construction is equal to that of any machine regardless of price All working parts are of the best tool steel every bearing perfectly fitted and adjusted so as to make the running qualities the lightest most per Sfe1 fect and nearest noiseless oi any macnine made This Sewing Machine has all the latest improvements It makes a perfect and uni ¬ form LOCK STITCH and will do the best work on either the lightest muslins or heaviest cloths sewing over seams and rough places without skipping stitches A full set of best steel attachments nicely nickel plated and enclosed in a handsome plush lined metal japauned box and a complete assortment of accessories and book of instruction FURNISHED FREE with each machine ¬ fifl flAYQ I ML WeshipthismachineCODsubject toapprovalon receipt of two OU lift 13 TRIAS dollars If on examination you are convinced that we are saving am you25 or50on agents price pay the balance and freight charges then try fkn the machine If notsatisfied at any time within60daysseid the machitae Jk Sft IJr I w llaW back to us at our expense and we will refund the full purchase price A t sfm tmTivm Snarley Theyre a had family The fa ther plays the stock market and the son the races Yow Youd think they were virtues if you heard the daughter play the piano Worse Yet that oais are an light Do not pay exhaustive crop and also one that it All farmers know is especially hard to get a clover or grass seeding with Where winter LARD Steam 00 listed at lowest wholesale prices everything to eat wear and use is furnish ed on receipt of only 10 to partly pay x postage or expressage and as evidence U gOOO JdllU Hie IVY ouuweu un ii9 rpurcnase amounting 10 iyy orapove nno unkiTuiv tnnfcDv noirr I ix rPFC ll In which is i 1 grain is not grown and oats are the chief small grain grown one failure to Syracuse Herald seed is apt to be followed by others To Cure a Cold in One Jay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All until tbe land becomes so exhausted druggists refundmoney if it failsto cure 25c that neither oats nor grass can be grown Most of these failures to seed is sure it doesnt do an with spring grain come from plowing The man who good to kick should never join a footbal the land in early spring thus turning team Elliotts Magazine up a lower strata of soil that has not it requires no experience to dye with PUT been properly mellowed by freezing NAM FADELESS DYES Simply boiling The remedy for this is to fall plow the your goods in the dye is ail thats necessary land leaving it rough and then so soon Oats No 2 mixed Farmers Voice Sold by all druggists LOUISVILLE a it is fit to work cultivate it lightly FLOUR Winter patent CARRYING EGGS SAFELY The great trouble seems to be that bai and put in the grain and grass seed GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed luck is natural while people are compeliet b vre plowing can be done If a frost Oats Mixed to work for good luck Atchison Globe freezes the soil an inch or two after the A Simple Little Contrivance Thai PORK Mess Will Prevent Much Loss and a LARD Steam gruiii and grass seed are sown it will Lot of Annoyance Pisos Cure for Consumption I have used family and practice Dr G be ail the better for both If the second both in my crop of oats fails to give a grass and W- - Patterson Inkster Mich Nov 5 1894 When a basket of eggs is to be carried clover seeding plow the stubble in the over a rough road either the horse must fall after the oats are off and sow wheat or seeding with grass seed in the be made to walk all the wayoff brokenor 1 eggs be carried back Saw the Dotfall and with clover seed in the spring This rarely fails to give a good grass catch and if the season be favorable there will be some clover with it even on poor thin soil Prairie Parmer ¬ ¬ cents per gallon foi FLOUR Winter patent prepared lice killer but make it your W HE AT No J red t self at a cost of about 25 cents per gal CORN No 2 mixed RYE lon One pint of crude carbolic acid OAT Mixed PORK added to one gallon of kerosene is equal LARD New Mesa Western to the best of it BALTIMORE Give the fowls plenty of roosting FLOUR Family space and do not have one sitting on GRAIN Wheal No 2 red Southern top of the other Each fowl should1 Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white have room enough so that they do not Rve No 2 western more than touch while on the roosts CATTLK First quality Small breeds should not be permitted HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS to roost with the large breeds but sep GRAIN Wheat No 2 red arate departments should be provided Corn No 2 mixed 75 ¬ NEW YQBK 3 CO 3 Q 5 fc 9 25 fo9 ft r 73 40 0 2 50 j 5M 3 50 38 3 25 Gi 67 31 XQ kc 56 4 75 4 60 57 55 4 75 6 3 314 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 g et 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 Century Girl Calendar embossed in gold Ask your grocer for this starch and obtain the beautiful Christmas presents free - CO M 3 45 r 3 55 To ¬ o 6 25 9 00 6 50 354 H OW re I Personally Rival INCHESTERj I i Then your best friends turn their heads aside A bad breath means a bad liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure constipation biliousness dyspepria sick headache 25c All druggists Want ycrar moustache or beard a beautiful I Then use 1 brown or rich black Is your breath bad IIS R BUCKINGHAMS DYE 1 PC CTS or ruaSTS oq P HUL 4 Co NM a N H W 3 L DOUGLAS 35Q SHOES 5SE Worth as i Dourias oiner mane Ijidorsod by over 1 000000 wearers The aenuin have VV I Wixn name and 4 to 6 compared f 4 price w JLZfL i atcc stammxi on DotUn no siiuuate claimed to Di Your dealer as trood should keet tnero not wt will send a pan nf nnrp raie 111 lVt kind of eather size and width plain or cap toe Catalogue B free rinr - H L DOUGLAS SKCt CO Brockton Mass pay better These clay soils need drain ing and manuring The peaty soils per- ¬ haps will never grow it well jtt in naturally very poor clajs we have had remarkably luxuriant alfalfa after it had become well established National 8tockman Fireside ¬ Faimers Review Alfalfa on Tr in Soils It must be steadfastly borne in mind that alfalfa is not in any sense a plant for poar soils In sterile clay in hungry sawds and gravels in peat soils hundred plants that will there ate ¬ fc cut and placed in small shocks when the grains have passed from the soft stage and become firm The fodder will yet be green and if put in large shocks will spoil but will be excellent feed it prop erly shocked In feeding it when pre- ¬ pared in this way the amount given should not be more than the cattle will iat up reasonably clean if too much is given they will eat only the heads and wast a large portion of the fodder be ¬ How to Handle Kaffir Fodder There is quite a difference in opinioL CARRIER FOR EGG CASE as to the best method of handling Kaffir fodder when it is planted thickly and of an empty grocery box and is to be used for feeding and wintering torn mount it above its cover by four small stock cattle In general it is believed from the upholsterers or l Conducted I California i Excursions Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells Leader loaded with Smokeless powder and loaded with Black powder other brands for NEW Superior to all that the fodder should springs from a worn out chair or couch Set the basket of eggs in this and it will ride safely over rough roads with the horse at a trot American AgricuturisU o Monopoly in i Via the Santa Fe Route Three times a week from Chicago and Kansas City Twice a week from St Paul and Minneapolis Onco a week from St Louis and Boston In improved wide vestibuled UNIFORMITY RELIABILITY AND STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES Vt f Poultry The rapid multiplication of poultry being so easy the humblest individual can take advantage of opportunities and avail himself of the privileges It is which cannot be monopolized the only class of stock that permits science and knowledge to triumph over wealth and possession for monopoly may seize the best flocks in the world yet patient industry and careful breed- ¬ ing even in the hands of the most ob-¬ scure and humble will break down the The walls and open new avenues monopoly that can be exercised in the poultry business is brains for every man woman and child has the same privileges and advantages City people as well as those living in the country can have their poultry iarm and fThe and Californra Correspondence solicited T A GrtADY Manager California Tourist Service Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway 109 Adams Street CHICAGO Pullman tourist sleeping cars Better than ever before at lowest possible rates Experienced excursion conductors Also dailv service between Chicago Winchester Shells are for sale by all dealers Insist upon 111 5 rr f ir il uuy unu yuu will get ine DeSl waving luciii wiicii yuu Ui c9 t ti V iv J r i i - 4 -- v 1 j J Dont Rent YOUR OWN Cures all Throat and Lung Affections Get Refuse DrBullsN s Pills cure Dyspepsia ESTABLISH A HOME OF Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the in at as L poultice once Instant re-a H gives m lief Prepared acts Pilesfor and Itchinof tbe private MB parts At druKgisTsor by mail on receipt of price 60 cents and ffloo WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland ouio Dl I it--b- - fnl Al kl IBk m Kleediukj will cure Biind BB Uinnuiit and Itcbinx Dr Williams Indian Pie COUGH SYRUPp the genuine substitutes Dr Bu XIS SURE Trial aoforse PATENTS Send for Inventors Prlmt r and Protect Your ldeasri Mllo B Mt evens fe Co w asmnnton u v Established 1H64 Branches Chicago Cleve land Detroit Contvitationfnt ¬ 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 hemes barns and stock Inter- ¬ esting and instructive Send 25 cents in postage stamps for a years sub-¬ scription to The Corn Belt 209 Adams St Chicago STARTERS INK Makes writing a comfort Top Snap Complete Double Breech 099 Utder GUNS E CHEAPER tbw Eu EW JURE Scad iltmp for ouijnu POWELL CLEMENT CO FISHTACKLE SPOETsmen s fCrpuan 41SHaiBSUCIMXVTlTL ANK 1787 WHEN WRITING T ADVERTISERS please state that yon saw the Advertise ¬ ment In this paper 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER AWESOME TREES 4 v 17 1899 jittc Jig fey kct The Many women A HANDS03IE PUBLICATION The Empire oi the South a 200 page book handeomely illustrated with uioat complete iu formation ever compiled regarding he Sonth and its industries is a valuable addition to any li- rtsrarv This book is issued by the Southern Railway having been compiled at large expense and it is the handsomest publication of the kind ever gotten ont fopy will be forwarded promptly to any address upon application to W A Turk General Passenger Aent Washington D C with 18 cents to cover postage Hunting and fishing books Land of the Sky pamphlets maps and other illustrated literature mailed free to any address by ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Giants or the Yosemite Im ¬ pressed a Traveler are ¬ V tf the Mariposa group which e made a side trip to the big trees The Empire of the South Is- ¬ sued By the Southern Railway LH Landman M Ohio D Paris Of No 503 W Ninth Svioct mcjnnau lose their girlish forms aftei become mothers This is due to neg igure can be preserved beyond question if the expectant mother will constantly use ¬ ill others 11 JkJH during the whole period of pregnancy its use ii begun the more per-fectly will the shapt be preserved I yM vu The earlier I iurina -- naturally afterward I ieeps unsightly wrinkles away and thi zujscies underneath retain their pliability rttOtber friend is that famous externa Iniment which banishes morning sickness and nervousness during pregnancy shorten labor and makes it nearly painless builds up he patients constitutional strength so tha emerges from the ordeal without danger The little one too shows the effects oi IRCtberS friend by its robustness and vigor Sold at drug stores for a bottle Srnd for our finely illustrated book for ex 1 -tae skin to contract f sc -- - Lr u iiorc Others friend not only softens relaxes the muscle rarm dui neipg j pectant mothers THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA It h be u decided to call the Na tiomJ Republican Committee to meet t Washington Friday Doembr 15 to THE CHINESE EAR CLEANER lelect the place and time of holding the One of the Strange Sights to Be Seen next natioiril convention In Manila Street In this city of strange and unusual fjjsrp rcnr cow a little cotton seed sights there is probabiy pothing that meal with her other feed It costs but appears so strange at first sight to little and she will give jou richer milk the American as the Chinese ear cleanin return For sale by Geo VV Stuart er pursuing his calling on the street corners The Chinaman so engaged is ly oto ite L fc N frtight depot iiiprovided with a stool and a small US Lxis Brownjjfonud a burglar bamboo case in which are inclosed rauimaging about tha parlor of her his instruments The Filipino is just as sure of havlouie at Lexington She striz d the ing his ears cleaned on Sunday as an fellow and sounded alarm Her hns American is of having a shave and in fraud who was npstars came to her the by streets aud alleyways they line leLiance but the burglar had broken up for all the world like a barber Joode from her and flVd thiouh the shop on Sunday morning the only front door Mr Brown followed aid difference being the Chinaman cant overtook him in the Lexington library say next First of all the Chino takes a razor where he wh nLaeed nnd r arrest He which looks more like a propeller gave his nameQtf Frank Maflooheiuier blade than anything else and wiping the victims face with a wet rag pro I wonUnt be without UeWitts ceeds to mop the dirt therefrom While Witou ii ufcI Solve fur aav cousuit-ru-fjowri es Thoe B Rhodes Center- - watching this part of the proceedings field O Infallible tor piles cuts burns I was surprised at the flexibility of the iod skin diseases Beware of counter native nose as demonstrated by the skillful fingers of the operator To feits W T liiooks windward to leeward on Its stern Under the act ot Congress pan d six beam and bow the natives nose is years ago all railroads iu Rthe UuiUd rapidly twisted to avoid the aforesaid States must have their cars equipped razor Having removed the real es- wilu safety appliances by Jauuary 1 tate from the natives face the China1900 Shop employes are working extra man turns to the more difficult task of in order to complete the task but it is of ear cleaning The smallest spot re-and the tiniest nesh worm is dirt doubtful if all freight cars can be moved before the operation is comchanged iu time to comply with the law plete and from the heavenly expres- ad managers will ask thejlnter sion one would imagine that the oper Commorce CtraJisSon to grunt ation was anything but pleasant Ma- uila Freedom or extension ¬ about one hours ride from the hotel Bays a correspondent If the smallest AWEAKSTOMACH of these trees could be planted any where in Pennsylvania the railroads Would run excursion trains to it and AFFECT5 YOUR money The trees in this grove make are so large that it takes a yod while WHOLE BODY to fully appreciate the factfcfToout the size of the biggest of them The FROM TO Grizzly Giant is 34 feet through at the base and over 300 feet high This tree would overtop the spires on the Pittsburg cathedral by about 100 feet The trunk of this tree is 100 feet clear to the first limb which is 20 feet In circumference Many other trees here are nearly as large as this one and there are 400 in the grove Through it several tunnels have been 1 cut anu a four horse stage can go trough these tunnels on the run and never graze a nun lou get an ap- proach to an adequate idea of their y wanting on a nunarea yams or B0 wbile the gtage s standing at the foot Gf a tree and glancing from top to bottom keeping the stage in mind as a means of comparison The stage GIVES STRENGTH and horses look like the little tin outfit that Santa Clause brought you when TO THE STOMACH you were a good little boy These trees are no longer to be called PURITY TO THE the largest in the world however A species of eucalyptus has been found BLOOD AND LIFE in Australia as large or larger Emer son warns us against the use of the TO THE LUNGS superlative but when you are in this region of the globe you cant get along without a liberal use of it He himself Baja of Yosemite It is the only spot I have ever found that came up to the brag And as 1 stood in the big tree Lieutenant C C Wojd of Cana la a grove I remembered that some one called Emerson himself the Sequoia grandson of Jegerson Davis was killed of the human race Pittsburg Dis- in front of his English regiment in a patch BJrtie uoar Kiniberly Will be at the Windsor Hotel Kodol Dyspepsia November 13th month fctKFiSBENCE MONDAY AND TUESDAY Cure returning every second Tuesday in each Paris Kentucky 14th liHK Evt iy leading physiciaLin TOP DR R BOTTOM G0LD3TEIH isville Ky It artificially digests the food and aids 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 Heartburn Dyspepsia Indigestion Sour Stomach Nausea Flatulence Sick HeadacheGastralgiaCramps and all other results of imperfectdigestion Prepared by E C DeWitt Co Chicago W T Brooks Digests what you eat Of 54r4 Fourth Avenue Lou ¬ Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky JlEC Wm H Asst Gen Pass Agt oct-27-jan- Tayloe On Saturday November 23 181M Returning once every month Eyes ex amined and glaiasts scientifically ad justed sepl2 ly ¬ ¬ se Ji lM -l Louisville Ky LaGrippe with its after effects annu- ally destroys thousands of people It may be quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure the only remedy that pro- duces immediate results in coughs colds croup bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles It will prevent consumption W T Brooks ¬ PEttlS STOVE HDTIX STORE THE GREAT MAJESTIC CHAS- - B DICKSOH DENTIST Bank 15jytf I 5TLDUI5 Persons who want engraved cards or invitations of any description are invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latent styles in these lines Prions as low as Ciucinati Louisville Philadelphia or Ntvv York houses tf Office over the Bourbon gl 5TLBUIS PHILIP II Office over FOLEY DENTIST Vardens drug store ¬ STUBBORN sticks to some people all winter and very often develops into bronchitis or consumption You should cure a cold promptly by taking Dr Bulls Cough Syrup This celebrated remedy is ac- ¬ knowledged to be most efficient and reliable for all affections of the throat and lungs It cures a old at once A stubborn cold is easily taken night Can be found at Hotel Ford ham at COLDS it WINDOW THE GREAT MAJESTIC I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For tras fittings bnuse fnrniehings iiitfini looting piuiiiLiug door and window 8crets reii iterators etc I give the best linn for the least mon- ¬ can ey ¬ Geo Noland Rockland O says My wife bad pllesfor forty ye rs De Hazel Salve cored her Ii Witts Witch isthj If bealc America everything aul carets all skin W T Brooks bsteveiu die - dobn Downs ave Henry Rowland h wheel barrow ride Saturday in Mayavhh to pay au election bet ou a mouicip i j ¬ race Dr WWixon Italy Hill N Y says I beaitily recommend One Minute Congo Cure It pave my wif i mined a b- re lief in suffocating astbuia Pleasant b take Never fails to quickly env all coughs cohs throat and luug troubles ¬ all sizes Paint DrBulls all kinds Cough Syrup HOUSE BNJ L N PERRY Paris Ky 1 RAILROAD TIXIC CAKD R ft ARRIVAL OF TRAINS FLOOR Doses are small aud pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Promptly cures Stubborn Colds BUGGY ARTISTS W r ATTFNTIONFAKMKKS THOMAS STOCK MEDICINE wil cure Hog Cholera Tbe medicine can be made at home for Ihss than five cento a pound Money refunded at any time within sixty days if not satisfactory Price of receipts 1 Call at Bourbon Brooks The inter collegiate Declamatory Contest will be held at Richmond on Decem ber 8th ¬ ¬ ill PAPER HANGING ass and Sip hulk From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p xrom Lexington 511 a in 743 a m p iv 323 p m From Richmond 505 a ra 740 a m in Frti MtvuvillA-- 7 5 n m 315 p m 67 Mp IMBPA F - Pic is 1 DECORATING j ¬ j n j I had dyspepsia fitiy sevea year6 and nver found permenent relief till I used Now I am wel Kodol Dyspepsia Care and feel like a new man writes J J Flemi g Murray Neb It is the best digestant known Cnres all forms oi indigestion Physicians every wherp News office and get thm A T FORSYTH CA Daugherty 380 p m m m To Lexington 7 50 545 p m 1014 p m ra To Richmond 1110 a u f 1016 p m To Maysvilltj 750 a m ttwJ5 p m F B Cark Agent fo Cincinnati m prescribe it WTBrooks Chicago Chronicle Runaway hnrs i byh4frjfadibA k ¬ j J ¬ are unknown in Russia No one drives there without having a thin cord with a running noose around the neek oi the animal When an animal bolts th cord is prilled and the horse stops soon as ne feels the pressure on thwiuupip - r ¬ McGintys empty frame and proceeded to Identi fy the heads of notables that decorate the stairway He did fairly well until the stranger pointed out Shakespeare and Homer and asked who they were Them replied the guide undaunted are the heads of two politicians Gen Fred Fuuston has left Topeka whose names I disremember for Sun Fraucisco where he will board a transport f jr the Phillippiues He nays Newspaper Obituaries By this time one would think near i afraid th war will nd before w be ly everybody has ceased to wonder leaches the islands at the way In which newspapers can You never know what form of blood come out with column after column of Kep biography the very morning after poison will tollow constipation y using DeWitts Little some eminent person has passed away tbeivercha Eary Risers and you will avoid trouble and it is an open secret that a careThey are famous little pills for cotMti fully written life has been pigeon jwtion aud liver and bowel troubles W holed in the office for months nay T Brooks years before Biographies personal interviews said will trans Adlmiral Dwey it is yield their quota to the paragraphs fer the houiM recently presented to him compiling ofall obituary an but in some hj the AuieriMu p ople to his wife cases the subject has the grewsome WANTED Several bright and honest experience of being waited upon while aaanoeai to represent us as Mnuars in yet living to furnish materials for the thi and close bv counties Salary JMO notice Cincinnati Enquirer r and xueuses Straight bona tide a aIOOreno iet oniniy iwmwu The Laraest Natural Bridge manent Our references any nana in Down on Pine creek near Camp any town It is mainly office work con Verde A T is a natural bridge that Reference Eueloee ducted at home stamped envelop- - The is probably greater than any other in sJlf addressed Dominion Company Dept 3 Chicago the world It is nearly five times the 92 size of the natural bridge of Virginia Dl and has a span of more than 500 feet I Grinnan the Photographer is now across Pine creek which is dry 300 prepared to make high grade photos at days in the year Uhe height of the hi6 residence on Henderson street near bridge is about 80 feet and it is about City School Call aud see samples of GOO feet wide Chicago Record tf newest styles and mounts ¬ in alt parte of th civilized world Twenty years ago millions of bottles is e ivn away and your druggist will tell vou its success was marvelous It is the otdy Throat and Laug Rem nerally endorsed by physicians edy On- cnt bottle will cure or provo its Sold by dealers in all civilized TeJr y countries une or nrst tUmSa aone y a r adTlt iflferiuK from a cold settled stranger visiting Albany says the c breaat bronchitis throat or lung Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood trv a ea oi any nature who will call at Philadelphia Call is to pay 25 cents will be presented with a and put himself at the mercy of a troubles and is often the result of an A Wilson Jample inherited taint in the blood S S S bottie of B tschees Gcriuau capitol guide 3rnp ftee of change Only one bottle The guide makes a profound and is the only remedy which goes deep given to one parson and none to chil- - 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