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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): November 24, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899112401_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): November 24, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. in Job Type and the mechanical abil Â¬ ity to use them we are pre pared to f nruish First Class Job Work at the same price that you If Pay or inferior work elsewhere Â¬ t3CCCar faces With all the latest u SwC3CCCCw1 Space in a newspaper is vain able to the man who knows how to use it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season ana profits from it vv THE BOURBON NEW PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FEIDAY CJ - w v 3 - vV p CHAMP BRO Editors and Owners Estcb ished February 1 1881 If YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1899 THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE NUPTIAL KNOTS Announcements Engagement emnisations Of The Marriage Vows Dr Shotwell Roth a prominent young physician of Hartwtll O and Miss Bessie Medhatn an attractive young lady of CoTingtOL were married Saturday morning in the Cathedral at Coving tou by Rev Father Brossart The attendants were Dr H M Yancey of Carlisle and Miss Gertrude Meehau sister of tha bride Both of the contracting parties are known in this city And Sol Â¬ NO 92 CCCCCCCCCCCCCC3CCCCCgECC THE SHOE SENSATION OF THE SEASON 3CCC3CCC3CCC3CCO News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip The Air Ship an original musical farce comedy which is interpreted by a large cast and embellished with special scenery will be the attraction Monday Â¬ PURE NORTHERN WHITE SEED BYE TIMOTHY AND CLOYEK SEED CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAND LIME HARTFORD CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT J L These phenomenal Shoes are pleasing every woman who sees them Th y are handsome elegant nd 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 The leathers are the very highest grade they fit perfectly and they are delightfully easy Furthermore they give splendid service and represent the very latest iueas all the little points so desirable to discriminating purchasers night at the Grand The cast includes Miss Mane Stuart styled the American Fongere who appeared here several year ago Abbott Davidson Catherine Rowe Palmer Lillian Edwards the twin sisters Hale Josephine Johnson Ethel Millard Fausta French Flossie LeMay Victoria Stewart Kittie Burke George Harry Woodthorpe Miller Edward Wise Fred Louise Eiseman Deshon Tickets are on sale at Borlands Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ THE LAS1 OF HIS RACE Mr Creston Clarke the very clever young actor who made such a fine im pression when he presented The Last of His Race here two seasons ago comes to the Graud next Wednesday night the eame beautiful the 29th in Â¬ aK f StE THAT THIS Thesa SSioes are only to be had of us in lis oitv- - hnudsome That romantic drama Adelaide Prince Miss actress Mr Clarkes sup is still at the head of porting company which is said to be esMr competent Clarke is pecially playing an engagement this week at Macauleys Theatre in Louisville and has wou deserved praise by his excellent work Mr Clarke and Miss Prince are both capable artists the former being a son of the famous actor John Sleeper Clarke and Miss Prince a former mem ber of Ausustin Dalvs company and Â¬ Â¬ having visited the Aliases Panish several times Mr John B Chenault a leading citi izen of Richmond who is well Known in this city was married Wednesday to Miss Lida Burgess the attractive daugh ter of Mr Joshua Burgess a wealthy retired farmer The ceiemony was quietly celebrated at the latters home near Maysville After a trip in the East Mr and Mrs Chenault will re- Â¬ side in Richmond Georgemyne of Wild Cat Creek W Va has eggped with bis Â¬ etep-mother-i- DRAWING THEIR OWN CONCLUSIONS When a householder purchases our celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL it requires no effort on our part to re Â¬ tain his trade The quality of the fuel makes him a lifelong customer That speaks volumes for its goodness An open grate fire will look cheerful T HAN KSG I YING TIME n GEO W STUART Depot Directly Opposite L A N Freight law Cointy Clerk Patox issued three -- marriage turn av Censes to colored people OBITUARY yes- - EDI Â¬ Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit izens John B Embry a prominent citizen niiniiPK vS TRADE vMARK IS BRANDED ON EVERY SHOE I I Fads Gasti Sloe Sioie 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham ii aimmmmmmmmmmmmmmt IN THE l 1 1 1 M III til 1 1111111111 1 1 11 11 1111 11 II I l l 111 14 11 1111 111 II 11 1 Ml I II I U Mil HI of Nicholaiville died yesterday of yel low fever in Havana Cuba He had gone to that city to establish stock yards The Lapt He is survived by his wife who was acted wirh Miss Ade Kenan They repeat to you the sweet voices of famous singformerly Mies Nannie Jewell and three of His Race will be a good attraction er- and reproduce accurately the best music of famous children and should draw a large audience Au extended notice of Vice President bands and orchestras Sol Smith Russell in The Hon John Hobarts death is printed on page two All price machines in stock Call and see them Griggsbv and A Poor Relation will fifiy seven years and I be the Thanksgiving week attraction at never had dyspepsia found permeneut relief till I used the Grand in Cincinnati Maude Adams Kodol Dyapepsia Cure Now I am well M in The Little Minister will play at and feel like a new man writes J J Flemiig Murray Neb It is the beat the Grand on the following week At W M Hintons Jewelry Store diiestant known Cures all forms of Physicians everywhere Frederic C Whitney has engaged a indigestion WTBrooks prescribe it Quo erood cast for his production of bTQpK AND TlMF NEWS The list includes Joseph HawJ Vadis worth Author Forrest Horace Lewis Sales and ijrauafera Of Stock Crop Ktc And make out your list of Thanksghing Eatables from this Notes Turf and Edwin Varry Stanislaus Stange is list of good things The Sentinel democrat reports 3000 Th responsible for the dramatization cattle on the market Monday at Mt meat heiwps play is in six acts and eight scenes bringing 425 Sterling court the best Sleeper Clarke the famous com- to 450 per cwt W A Thoma6on of John edian who died some time ago in Lon- this county bought about twenty tine don left an estate of 300000 instead of 875 lb cattle at 4 20 aud a bunch of Creston 800 lb cattle at four cents W M iay a million as was supposed get 75000 of this bought sixteen 950 lb cattle at 380 Clarke his son will amount The remainder will be divid Mules were in demand at 75 to 120 ed among the other three children J W Thomas Jr sold in Cincinnati last week six hbds of tobacco at o Although Ben Hur will net be 1875 to 10 25 and J W Thomas nroinced t the Broadway Theatre in sou sold twelve at 14 75 to 11 New York until November 26 nearly G H Pinnells sale was attended by a every seat and box has been sold for the crowd yesterday Auctioneer A opening performance Here are the small Forsyth reports that horses sold 20 player who will impersonate the prin- T 59 cows 20 to 20 heifers 18 to 24 Ben Hur E J Mor- to cipal characters 10 to 21 steers 30 each mule gan Messala William S Hart Arrius calves colts 26 50 shotes 250 to 280 hay Edmoud Collier Sheik Ilderim Frank cents other Henry Lee 9 to 12 50 fodder nine Rimonides Mordaunt things sold well Esther Grace George Iris Corrona Trotters brought high prices yester Ricardo mother of Ben Hur Mabel day at the Fasig Tipton sale in New Burt Armurah Mury Shaw York Tommy BriUou 208 sold to E A Lord Chicago for 20000 Exstacv a colored lunatic Cicero Barnett 21U went for 5500 Louise Mac 209 According to some people if you are at all particular about head with a to A H Gwathuev for 3700 Directly chopped ofl bis fathers the fit and looks of your Shoes see you know what you 2031 to J H Shnltz for 3 000 hatcher at Owensboro such cus- Â¬ We lik to get hold of want they O says Rockland Gto Nolacd I KEEP mv 8 It indoors out of the De My witV had uilesfor forty vers They appreciate shoes that fit comfortably weather Every barrel I send out is a tomers Salve cured bnr It Wittfl Witch Hazel clean fresh It heals packed andGeo W as the da it ff L stylishly and lastingly and our new Fall styles are strict- Â¬ is the best salve iu America Stuart opposite evervthing and cures all skin diseases N freight depot ly up to date filling every requirement Compare our W T Brooks Â¬ 4 ARE THE BEST Records 50 Gents Each Five Doiiars per Doz BRO HINTON JR W r Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Sour Pickles Cranberries Grape Nuts New Prunes New Hominy Figs New Dried Butter Beans isew itaisins r New California caches M fc Choice Turkeys Bulk Oysters Choice Celery C Sweet Pickles nmm mm Apple Butter Â¬ Â¬ My Soup and Frying Oysters will come direct from Baltimore Thanksgiving morning RIONS 10th St Grocery Phone 173 Â¬ YOURE A CRANK dont just 1 111 1 ITI 1 1 U 11 1 1 M 111 U 11 111 1 1 111 11 1111 II M 11 II II HI 131111 111 111 1 1 11 M I1 11 UM11 M 1 1 Big Four Cheap Rates Francis Bock a Providence R I week from jeweler who returned this On account of Thanksgiving day the Europe tried to smuggle 50000 worth Bi Four route on November 26th and of pearls through the custom house in 20th will sell tickets between all stations some old shoes He was detected and within a distance of 150 miles from starting point at a rate of one and one third arrested fare for the round trip Tickets will be N Y8ays good for return to and including DecemDr W Wixon Italy Hill I heattily recommend One Minute Cough ber 1 199 For full information and Cure It yave my wif unmed ate re- particulars as to rates tickets limit etc Pleasant to call on agents Big Four Route or lief in suffocating asthma take Never fails to qnickly enre all address the undersigned Warren J Tkt Agt W P coughs colds throat and lung troubles Lvnch Gen Pass T Agt Cincinnati O Deppe A G P T Brooks W Â¬ styles and prices with those of others and we leave the conclusion to you DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG iGOOi Â¬ BUSINESS101 SAIE Â¬ With a viv of engaging in other business I offer a splendid chance to party desiring to engage in business 1 will sell as a whole my entire stock consisting of fiX BUGGIES PIECE GOODS AND FIXTURES SUITINGS TROUSERS ETC m DOW CARRIES WAGONS CART SPEARS are not the Only firm in Paris Who sell fancy groceries Pending the sale of the above I am offering at cost a fine line of This is your chance JOHN B CVSTLiHAN ARTHUR Q Improve it BRECKINRIDGE CAST HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Machinsry o Every Make Farmin SuDiDlies JSJMSWILS0N f iUUtiUlUtUlUlUlUiUUiiUiUUUU country produce etc but Some of their best bargains are Pleasing hundreds of patrons Every bit of their stock is Always fresh and wholesome Ring them up when you want Something good to eat H S STOUT GO LANGHAM ROYAL INSURANCE OF IJVKKPOOI The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in ti Southern States Manager Southern Department Genera Offices Columbia Building BARBEE CASTLEMAN Louisville Ky DOW SPEARS Resident Agentst Paris McCAKTHY BOARD isi THE BOUKBON NEWS PAK1S KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1899 VICE PRESIDENT DEAD Hon Garret A Hobart Succumbed to Disease at His Home Pater son N it enacted etc That in case of removal death resignation or inabil ity of boh the president and vice president of the United States the secsecreretary of state or tary of the treasury or attorsecretary of war or postmaster ney general or secretary of the general or navy or secretar3T of the interior shall act as president until the disability of the president or vice president is removed or a president shall 4B3 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ J Tuesday PRIVATE SERVICES AT THE RESIDENCE Â¬ The Casket Will Be Opened in the The law further provides that when one of the above cabinet officers suc- Â¬ Library for Three Hours on ceeds to the presidency he shall call a Friday Afternoon A proviso special session of congress limits the succession of those who At the Church of the Redeemer in Pater would be eligible to the presidency son the Public ervice Will Be Held under the terms of the constitution and fraturdiiy Afternoon Burial in who have been appointed with the adCedar Lawn Cemetery vice and consent of the senate The effect of the law is not to pro- Â¬ presi vide succession Paterson N J Nov 22 Vice Pres- dencj a ut merely toto the vicesuccesinsure a ident Hobart died at 330 a m Tuesday The family and physicians were sion to the presidency Senator Frye of Maine president at Mr Hobarts bedside when he ex- pro tern of the senate will preside pired over that body in Hobarts place The vice president had been failing NlTW Yokk Nov 23 The funeral of since late Monday afternoon although the late Garret A Hobart vice presi- Â¬ the reports iriven out at the house were dent of the United States will take that he was holding- his own place on Saturday The morning serv Â¬ At midnight he became unconscious ices at the residence will be attended and at 7 oclock Tuesday morning he by only the members of Mr Hobarts had an attack of angina pectoris from famil- President McKinley and his which he never rallied cabinet and Mr Hobarts most inti- Â¬ Mrs Hobart Dr Newton who is a mate friends cousin of Mrs Hobart and Miss Alice At the Church of the Redeemer in Waddell the nurse were at the pa- Â¬ Paterson the public service will be tients bedside constantly from the held at 230 oclock in the afternoon time he became unconscious The body will not lie in state in the At 730 oclock the vice presidents city hall as was desired by the city private secretary Mr Evans called up authorities but Friday afternoon the the white house by telephone and no- casket will be open in the library of tified President McKinley that Mr Ho- Â¬ his home and for three hours the pubbart was dying At 9 oclock Mr lic may view the face of the late vice Evans communicated again with the president The body lies in a hand- Â¬ president notifying him of the vice some casket of oak the plate bearing Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ be elected and a number of foreign ministers at Washington All of the public buildings in Pater son have been draped as well as many of the private residences throughout New Jersey Dr Newton the vice presidents physician Wednesday filed the certificate of death giving the cause of death as dilation of the heart due to myocarditis Mr Hobart was a member of the Order of Free and Accepted Masons of high rank a thirty second degree Scottish Rite Mason and a Knight Templar In reply to inquiries of representatives of various masonic bodies it has been explained to them that the family deem it best not to have a masonic funeral Up to the present the names of the pallbearers have not been announced Mr Hobart two months ago when he fear- Â¬ ed something might happen named six of his most intimate friends in New Jersey and it is believed that these will act as his pallbearers Mrs Hobart is bearing up well under her great trouble and Wednesday was able to see a few of her most intimate friends including Attorney General Griggs and Mrs Griggs and Rev Dr David Nagie who will deliver the Â¬ Â¬ PITCHED BATTLE Three Thousand Shots by Citizens oi Rio Grande City and Troops Banners Are Out After Reinforcements f o - the Citizens 1 roops From Forts Mcintosh and Tom Houston Are Being Hurried to the Scene BOERS SURROUND ESTCOURT I They Are Well Armed and Interesting News May Be Expected From That He That Any Good Would Win Should have good health Point Any Time j Tute rich Laredo Tex Nov 22 Reports have reached here that there was a pitched battle Monday night at Fort Ringgold Rio Grande City Tex between a com pany of the 9th United States cavalry colored garrisoning the fort and Â¬ - funeral oration AS A MARK OF RESPECT The British Jack Over the Hritish Em bassy Washington at Half Mast De Â¬ partments to Close Saturday Â¬ - Washington Nov 23 In response to a large number of telegraphic inquiries the treasury department de sires it stated that the offices of all col- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lectors in customs and collectors of in- Â¬ ternal revenue stamp deputies and other officials will be closed on next Saturday the day of the funeral of Vice President Hobart The British jack over the British embassy was at half mast Wednesday presidents death this inscription Garret A Hobart jr was also at his 1844 GARRETT A HOBART 1899 as a mark of respect of the late viceÂ¬ Lord Pauncefote and memfathers bedside Mrs Hobart bears The following official statement was president staff left their cards at the up well under the great bereavement given out at the Hobart residence bers of his white house as a further evidence of respect The half masting of the em Â¬ bassy flag attracted considerable at- Â¬ tention and was regarded as an un Â¬ usual mark of consideration to an American official Mark of Respect to the Late Vice Presi Â¬ dent Nov 23 The city coun- Â¬ New York cil met Tuesday and as a mark of respect to the late vice president ad Â¬ Â¬ journed after passing resolutions ex- Â¬ pressing regret for the death of a dis Â¬ tinguished fellow citizen and faithful public servant and expressing sym Â¬ pathy with the family of the dead vice president and the citizens of the state of New Jersey in their irrepar- Â¬ Similar resolutions rere able loss also adopted by the board of aldermen Senator Teller on Vice President Hobart Denver Col Nov 23 United States LATE VICE PRESIDENT GARRET The flags on the city and oth r public buildings were halfmasted when the news of the vice presidents death Flags on many had become known private buildings and dwellings were The bell on also hung at half mast the city hall was tolled at intervals durincr the forenoon The Passaic county court adjourned in token of respect to the dead vice Â¬ A HOBART by Private Secretary Evans Wednesday night The funeral services over the body of the late vice president will be held at the Church of the Redeemer Pater- Â¬ son on Saturday November 25 at Â¬ president Soon death was sent over the wires tele- Â¬ grams of condolence began to arrive at Carroll hall Among the first to send words of sympathy and condo- Â¬ lence to Mrs Hobart was President McKinley and Mrs McKinley During the forenoon many of the vice presidents intimate friends and neighbors called at Carroll hall and left their cards The business houses and public buildings in Paterson are being drap-Â¬ ed in black A special meeting of the common council was called for noon at the city hall to take suitable action on The vice president had been ill for months and his condition had varied greatly during that period to such an extent that at times he was able not only to leave his bed but his home He returned to Washington and was with McKinley during his Lake Cham A relapse came and he plain visit had been confined to his bed for sev- Â¬ eral weeks For some time it has been known that the end was inevitable and a few days ago Hobart was so low that his death was expected within the next 24 hours but a rally came and the sick man improved so much that he was able to sit up Mr Hobart left but one child Garret A Hobart jr a boy of 14 Fanny a girl of 22 died in 1895 in Italy while Mr after the news of Mr Hobarts Hobarts death there with her parents The law applicable to the vice presi dency was enacted January 19 1886 by the Forty ninth congress first ses ion The main features are as follows Â¬ 230 p m Inasmuch as the seating accommodation of the church is entirely inadequate it will be necessary that seats Â¬ be reserved for the various national state and local officials representatives of the organizations with which Mr Hobart was connected and intimate Â¬ personal friends of the family It is therefore impossible to provide for the general public until various officials representatives and friends have been accommodated Appraisement of Smuggled Pearls Previous to the public exercises on New York Nov 23 An informal Saturday afternoon a brief service will be held at the Hobart mrnsion appraisement of the imitation pearls only for the family the president and seized from Francois Bock of Provi- Â¬ his cabinet and intimate personal dence R L a passenger on the French liner La Bretagne which arrived on friends On Friday afternoon the body of last Sunday was made Wednesday by the vice president will be- placed in the the appraisers stores One thousand library of his home where the public of the pearls were taken haphazard may have an opportunity to view it from a box containing about 50000 The interment will be at the conve- and weighed The result of the exam nience of the family at Cedar Lawn ination fixed the value of all the oearls seized at about 2500 cemetery It is expected that President Mc-Â¬ First Tennessee Regiment Mastered Oat Kinley and his cabinet the supreme San Francisco Nov 23 The 1st court justices and other officials from Tennessee regiment was mustered out Washington will arrive before noon of ihe service Wednesday The Ten A special train bearing on Saturday nesseeans are the last of the volunthe senators and representatives and teers to be mustered out The major- Â¬ other United States officials will start ity of the soldiers left for their homes from New York and committees will Wednesday night They go as individ- Â¬ be on hand at Paterson to take charge ual no effort being made to keep the of those on board intact reriment A great many messages of condol- Â¬ Savings Bank Closes ence were received Wednesday includ Â¬ D Nov 23 The Yank- Â¬ ing messages from Chief Justice FulYankton ler of the United States supreme court ton savings bank closed its doors Wed- Â¬ The defalcation of Gen Gordon of Savannah Mr and nesday afternoon Â¬ Mrs Whitelaw Reid Daniel N Mor- Treasurer Peterson who was known gan formerly treasurer of the United to be a heavy depositor precipitated a States United States Senator Carter run which has been in progress a day There is some prospect of Montana United States Minister and a hall Harris of Vienna the Oregon State hat the institution will be able to re- Bar association Mrs Julia Dent Grant sume Â¬ Â¬ Teller said Tuesday of the late Vice President Hobart There is no question but what he was the most popular presiding officer He was capable ever in the senate and was a fine parliamentarian He was alwaj s absolutely impartial It a half shooting into a number of is indeed a hard blow for the senate houses wounding one man and fright He will ening the women and children so bad to lose such a valuable man ly that a number of them had fled tt be missed the surrounding ranches for safety lac at Half Mast in New York that tiie attack was entirely unpro New York Nov 23 The death of voked and that the community was Vice President Hobart was a great highly incensed and further trouble shock to the people of New Jersey and was looked for at once New York and expressions of pro Upon reeeiptof these telegrams Gov found regret were heard when the sad Sayers ordered Adjt Jen Scurry to news was repeated Flags were low- Â¬ the scene of action and he left Tues ered to half mast on all the public day night for hi destination Trie buildings and stores and many cit- Â¬ governor also wired to Washington to izens put out flags at half mast as a have a full investigation of the latter mark of respect to the memory of the and to remove the Negro troops at vice president once The commander at San Antonio sent a special detail of officers to the Found a Chest of Gold All was Santiago De Cuba Nov 23 The scene at once to investigate quiet Tuesday night wreckers working on the sunken Span- Â¬ The 4 ih ii mry at Malta ish cruiser Almirante Oquendo discov ered a chest containing 19000 in SpanMalta Island of Malta Nov 22 Co the Eight hundred troops of the 47th ish gold which the Cendoya firm employing the divers will retain United States infantry landed here Work on the cruiser has been in prog- Â¬ Tuesday from the United States tran i ress for five months and many thou port Thomas which is on her way to sands of dollars worth of treasure has Manila and were inspected by the been secured The safe was found in governor Gen Sir Francis Grenfeil on The fine the bottom where it fell during the the Florian parade ground burning of the ship physique of the Americans made an ex cellent impression M I- Senator Henry several hundred citizens who attacked the post shortly after dark Three thousand shots are said to have been fired during the fight but th casual- Â¬ ties are not known here It is also stated that all women and children have been sent away from Rio Grande City and that runners are out after reinforcements for the citizens The military authorities are oceupy ing the telegraph wires and full reÂ¬ ports can not be obtained That the affair is a serious one is indicated by the activity in military circles he rev Maj Thompson in command at Fort Mcintosh Tuesday brought up all the Krag Jergenen ammunition in Laredo and is hurriedly loading a special train with mules baggage etc to take the available force here to the scene of the trouble and a special train is en route here from San Antonio with a company from Fort Sam Houston on the wa to Rio Grande City State Adjt Gen Scurry with a force of rangers is expected here Tuesday night also on the way there 22 Nov Tuesday Austin Tex Gov Sayers was in receipt of a tele Â¬ gram from the commanding officer of the United States troops at San An- Â¬ tonio conveying the information that there had been a race riot at Rio Grand City Monday night between the federal Negro troops stationed there and the citizens of that town About the same time this telesrrara was re ceived another came from the county judge at that place and they are some Â¬ what confusing The military commander at San An tonio Gen McKibben telegraphs that the report he received from the com Â¬ manding officer at Fort Ringgold near Rio Grande City states that all the troops were in the garrison Monday night at 7 oclock when the citizens of that town advanced on the fort and fired upon the guard The guard re-Â¬ turned the fire and the entire garrison was at once called to arms The cit zens continued their firing upon tho fort and the soldiers returned the tire and finally had to bring their Gatling guns into play to disperse the attack ers The commander states that he fears further trouble and asks for oiore troops he telegram from the county judge states that the Negro soldiers in the fort deployed in a ravine on the edge of the town and fired into and over the town for something like an hour and Â¬ Â¬ London Nov 23 There has appar ently been no communication with Estcourt Natal since noon Tuesday and the Boers now control the railroad thence to the Mooi river momentous develop Consequently ments may be expected at any time The Boers it seems are swarming southward Large bodies of them are reported all around Estcourt and parties of Boers appear to be The threatening Pietermaritzburg Boers encamped at Highlands station are well suDplied with artillery and all evidence tends to show that the various Boer forces are being largely increased by accessions from the disaffected Cape burghers Durban Natal Nov 23 A dispatch from the Mooi river says the telegraph line was cut Tuesday evening neat Highlands station The dispatch adds that the railroad station is in the possession of a large force of Boers en camped near Mitchesons cutting A train bound to Estcourt returned The Natal Stud companys farm has been raided and 300 blooded horses valued at 15 000 have been captured DUBBDT Nov 23 The Boers are reported to have occupied Greytown directly north of Pietermaritzburg- and of great strategic value to the Boers ii contemplating a flank movement on the Ladysmith relief column After occupying Greytown the Boers are said to have evicted all German settlers including women and children whp refused to take an oath oi allegiance to the Transvaal Cape Town Nov 23 The Boers are fortifying Belmont on the railroad below Kmberiy preparing to receive Gen Metheun The Boers have suspended operations along the southern Free State border with the design oi concentrating at Kimberly Â¬ Sarsaparilla by giving good blood and good health has helped many a man to success oestaes giving strength and courage to women vjho before takina it could not even see any good in life io vjtn isememoer dwcd6 SaUaim U 4 t X EFFORT WAS WASTEDt Pa Told His Son a Nice Little Story with a Moral But It Wai Unavailing tlemen relating their experience in domestic One of them said affairs a few days agt his boy was inclined to ievote too much oi his time to athletic sports and neglect his studies while the other found his boy devoting his energies to master half a dozen different musical instruments which was Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I overheard a couple of well known gen Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ the cause of his neglecting duties assigned him to perform I took the boy aside said the parent and told him the following story A grasshopper wasted all the cheerful days of sum- Â¬ mer skipping gayly about in the tields and enjoying himself while the prudent ant improved each hour by gathering food and storing it away When winter came and the thermometer registered in the vicinity of zero the grasshopper approached the nt for the loan of provisions What were you do- Â¬ But the ant said Oh singing and dancing ing all summer Oh well chop ice said the grasshopper now said the ant so the hungry grasshopper went away and dropped dead from cold and hunger I thought the moral of the story was too plain for me to make further comment and as I was about to leave it with him to think it over the little fellow looked up and said Thats all right pa but there seems to be just as many grass- Â¬ hoppers There was nothing more to say Wa terville Me Mail Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ How women do love to 6tare at a hero Yep assented said the Cynical Youth the Savage Bachelor That is one reason why they always flock to weddings In Â¬ dianapolis Journal WHAT THE CUBANS NEED atasteless form No cure - no pay Price50c Farmers Association The Planters and Fashion may come and fashion may go tends Commissioners to Consult With but the idulgent father of several daughters the President Agricultural Bank goes right on forever paying large millinery The Best Prescription for Chills and Fever is a bottle of Gkoves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in Washington Nov 23 Evaristo y Â¬ bills Chicago Dispatch Montalvo and Francisco Figueras commissioners appointed by the Plant ers and Farmers Association of Cuba W O McDowell president of the Cuban American league accompanied by Senor Quesada the Cuban commis sioner called upon the president Wednesday and laid before him a petition adopted by the Planters and Farmers association The petition was based on the beliei of the commissioners that the rehabil itation of Cuba depends first of all upon the revival of her natural industries sugar tobacco and mines Tc secure this industrial revival the commissioners pray the president to provide for the establishment of an agricultural bank with branches in the principal cities of the island so that money may be easily obtained by the planters on crop and land security They pointed out however that nc Â¬ Â¬ To Cure a Cold In One Jay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 26c A successful man is one who attracts so much attention in the world that peopl consent to abuse him Atchison Globe Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ amount of production can bring to Cuba without a market fot crops They therefore ask that her the president extend to Cuba the same pros-perit- - W Â¬ Â¬ 5 commercial privileges as will be enjoyed by the islands of the British West Indies under recent treaties oi dse that he renw the reciprocity ar rangements that were made for Cubas benefit with Spain under President Harrison in 1891 Minor points touched on in the petition are the desirability of the same postal arrangements with the United States that now exist between the United States and Mexico and Canada also the repeal of any order prevent OVERCOMES ing competition of cable service out Â¬ Â¬ Kidneys Liver Cleanses m nw Ivf Acts gently on the 3 r rji OSSfir9M Â¬ and Bowels ystem vVr r rVa A 1 the effectually LI Â¬ of Cuba Habitual JsLiL - V I L k V Â¬ DEWEY HOUSE TRANSFERS An PERMANENTLY Interesting Feature in Connection With THE GENUINE Â¬ the Three Deeds Now on File With the Kecorder Noted - MAHTO BY JRRNIA ffG YRVPS Washington Nov 23 An intereste ing feature in connection with the tfWKV c Sc CAu i n l0e All 0RUS6iiTS PBlU 50e tR three Dewey deeds now on file with the recorder of deeds was noted Wed nesday afternoon The first deed filed that by which George Dewey et ux transferred the Rhode Island avenue Both my wife have Wife Murtierand Suicide property to John W Crawford al using CASCARETS and myselfare the been and tbey best we house Holland Mich Nov 22 Alexan though dated November 14 was not medicine wifehave ever hud in the headacheLat my was frantic with for der Crawford Tuesday night shot his acknowledged before a notary public week two days she tried some of your CASCARETS snd they relieved the pain in her bead almost wife and ten sent a bullet into his until the 16th inst Immediately Wo both recommend Cascaretfr FOR SALE BY 60TTH Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Ell AtiH E Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ own head Mrs Crawford is dead and Chas Stedefohd The second deed by which CrawPittsburg Safe s Deposit Co PitUburg Pft her husband is dying The couple ford transferred the property to Mrs had not been living together owing it Dewey and the third deed recorded CANDY to Crawfords dis solute Wednesday by which George Dewey is alleged habits and Mrs Dewey turned over the title to George G Dewey were both ac Big Zinc Mines Sold Joplin Mo Nov 22 Three big cording to the dates as set forth in TRADE MARK BMMSTZKtO zinc mines known as the Cock Robin the papers acknowledged the 14th In other words it would seem Pelican anl Chicago Consolidated the inst Crawford transferred the propChandler of that properties of Thayer Pleasant Potent Tane Good Pq Chicago were sold Tuesday to the erty to Mrs Dewey and the latter in Good Never PalatableWeaken or Gripe 10c 25c cflO Sicken G Dewey two days turn to George Thes United Zinc Co for 100000 CURE CONSTIPATION before Adra Dewey transferred the Sterling Keartfj Company Ckieif o Kontrra Sew Tr W7 mines are located three mile north title to Crawford west of Joplin NflTnR10 So1 anfJCTK K Tormooo all dm tlU U DAU gists to gnararteed br Habif Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Formal Jet ders have been issued by Secretary fries and James J Corbett were Tues Long to Rr Adm Schley directing day afternoon matched to fight a 25 Nov 23 orÂ¬ Jeffi tea and Corbrtt Matched New Yokk Nov 22 James J Adm Schley Receive Sailing Orders Washington Â¬ Â¬ round go or to a finish if the law per mits on or about September 16 nex The fight will be under Queensberry Â¬ him to proceed in his flag ship the cruiser Chicago to the South Atlantic station and assume command Marching to the Relief of Kimberley wl71ouclas 3 3S0 SHOES S MA Worth 4 to 6 compared wun otner maKes Indorsed hv over t vis rules 1 London Nov 23 The Daily Mail Prominent Yiclitimaa Dead London Nov 2J Dixon Kemp the publishes a dispatch from Naauwpoort vachc desip ner varhtinn-- e ditor of the dated Wednesday which says that a Field and formerly secretary of the large force under Gen Methuen has yacht racing association died Tuesday crossed the Orancre river and is ad in his 60th year f c 5m V eM Douslas aaire and price stamped on bottom lake no EUDstitute claimed to b Your dealer as eood should keer them if i ee V JReeW not we will send a pair el on receipt of price State kind or eather size and width plain OF cap toe Catalogue 6 free II 1000000 wearera The genuine have W L pNjfc l rancing to the relief of Kimberley L nOUGLAS SHOE CO Brock la X THE BOURHOX NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1899 TO THE KLONDIKE 3 til American Route Established by Capt Abercrombie of the Alaskan Expedi Â¬ tion Will Report to secretary Root The Aetna Life InsurancejgOo Of Hartford Conn Assets Jan 1 ffl New York Nov 23 Capt William Abercrombie wbo has spent three years in Alaskan exploration and who nas just surveyed an all American route to the Klondike passed through New York Wednesday on his way to Washington to make his report to Sec retary Root He said The main feature of the expedition from which I have just re-Â¬ turned is the completion of plans for the opening- of the Klondike region for the American miner so he can land at Valdez with his pack pony and prospect any part of the public domain without interference from the officials of a foreign country The trail I have surveyed is 3S0 miles from the boundary and through the heart of Alaska I surveyed about 700 miles and I built nn all American trail four feet wide with a view to its ultimate widening 75 miles long through the Rocky mountain divisions from Valdez to the Tonsina river which liows into the Copper river This road of cour e is merely a trail and very crude but its course is vwll watered and game is plentiful especially bears goats and wild sheep The water is good the soil fertile game abundant except in the Copper Rver valiey and all the hardy grains such as are raised in Siberia uiay be raised along the line of this trail One handled and fifty miles above the mouth of the Copper river is dense vegetation and luxurious grass and three or four kinds of edible all-Americ- an 7 Burplus Jaa 1 ftllSWH organisation Paid policy holders sines Liabilities Jaa fT 1 9T 7W5TWW 55MOTf4 9969780801 The Aetna Life issues every desir abls form of Life Term llndowmsnt and Accident Insurance Resident Agent Paris Kt HIGH GRADE Used in Millions of Homes 1 Accept no substitute Insist on LION COFFEE in 1 lb Sp i Best Coffee for the Money 3lmi v L vJA 6 POLAND CHINAS for SALE I have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of saui litter sired by Hadleys Model tfb 1000 hog and ont of a sow by the noted Chief Tfccum sefc 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my tine yearling boar These articles mailed FREE exchange for lion heads cut from front of i lb LION COFFEE pkgs Gold Collar Button Mailed free for 5 Hon heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2 cent stamp Made of rolled gold and with mother-of-peaback suitable alike for ladtei and gentle- Â¬ rl J1SIIv WBSHBBL WW lla vy Try LION COFFEE and you will never use any other It is absolutely pure Coffee and nothing but Coffee flantel Clock By express prepaid for 110 lion heads and a 2c stamp Frame finished with gilt Stands 5 inches high A beauty and pood time keeper Alarm Clock beautifully 4 4 men This shape is handy aud iopular J w Daisy Neck Pin STRENGTH Stylish Bet Buckle Handsomely gold plated with Roman finish and set with ruby colored jewel in the center This will be welcomed for 44dressed up occasions by the ladies who like to wear different colored sashes The goid flnfsn pes well with any oj them Given for 20 Hon stamp heads arid a snt KENTUCKY U S by such ires as Claude Sweepstakes 16623 in Genuine Hard Enamel and Gold For 18 lion heads and The 2 cent stamp illustration is only two thirds actual size Color a delicate pink with jewel setting and gold trimmings Best enamel finish stvlish and durable a PURITY AND FLAVOR Box of Colored Pa A Sent by express prepaid for 80 lion heads and 2 cent stamp When ordering either clock please name your nearest Express Office if there Is no express office located in your town Central aud Ohio P C Records and are My brood sows are all recorded Crayons For 10 lion heads and a 2c stamp Fine wax crayons fifteen colors different Â¬ Ladies Scissors berries The mouth of the Copper river is a wide delta containing sand bars and shallows while 00 miles up the mouth are the Miles glacier and the Childs glacier Finding it was impossible to navigate the Copper river we went around by Prince Williams sound In my experimental garden at Valdez I raised peas carrots turnips lettuce radishes and other garden stuff Port Valdez was our base of supplies from Seattle the supplies being packed in by pack trains r k prises and sirod more prize winners than any hog that ever lived Vaus Cbief afid other Kood ones Better breeding than this is hard to find and I also have the good individuals to correspond tome and lok over my herd and get mv prices before buyCorrespondence solicing elsewhere ited Visitors welcome Prices reasonable Terms cash Â¬ Â¬ Chief Tecumsoh 2d Won Worlds Fair winner at more The Lions Bride panied with out- Â¬ line pictures for coloring Each crayon is wrapped withstrongpaper to prevent breaking accom SEisS Length five Inches suitable for cutting trimming and general household use Given for 12 lion heads and a 2c stamp Â¬ mmmmmmmmLimmammmmmimammmmmmx Ladies Apron quality lawn with alternate revering and tucks broad hem at bottom and is neatly gathered Â¬ Â¬ Made ofgood Childs Drawing Book collection of nice outline pictures bound into book form with sheets of tissue paper bc Razor Hutchison Bourbon County Ky GEORGE CLAYTON AFTER AGUINALDO Gen JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calli Your work is promptly answered Washington Nov 23 The next solicited Prices reasonable move of importance is to be made by Gen Wheaton who will go up the coast by transport to Vig an at the mouth of the Abea river This will land his forces far to the north of where Aguinaldo is supposed to be the intention being1 to cut off From his retreat to tbp north Wheat on Will Go Up the Coast by Tran por in Order to Cut Off His Ketreat to th North Mailed free for 12 lion heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2 cent stamp An unu ually fine picture from the brush of the noted German artist Gabriel Max It is founded on Chamissos poem The The story is interesting Lions Bride aud we send with each picture a handsome folder containing copy of the poem and telling all about it Size 15x23 inches Â¬ at waist a very superior and stylish article Size 36x40 inches Given for 20 lion head g and a 2 cent stamp Fruit Picture leaves On these tissue pages the OTjagS children c a n trace the pictures beneath thus affording enjoyment as well as instruction to the hand and eye These drawing books and the box of crayons go verv well together There are six different kinds and each drawing book requires 6 lion heads and a 2 tween the Given for 35 lion heads and a 2 cent Atamp A first class razor made of best English steel and extra hollow ground Rubber Dressing Comb cent stamp Dorothy and Her Friends bright cheery picture A For 8 lion heads and a 2c stamp A bright cheery picture represent- Â¬ ing a little girl play ing with her chick Â¬ ens and her rabbits The predominating colors are rich reds and greens Size Â¬ F jBlJliIir Naval Box Kite See it Fly I GW DRVIS the military information bureau it is learned that east of the route Ag uinal - do is taking- arc mountains inhabited by tribes which are not friendly FUNERAL FURNISHINGS to Aguinaldo and wilj be likely to attack him if he attempted to cross theii Calls for Ambulance Attended territory The country along the Promptly There are oast is quite well settled Day Phone 137 several little rivers making harbors Niffht lOO from which it is feared Aguinaldo may escape by boat Gen Young it is oe lieved is watching these smaller ports TREES TREES with a part of his force Â¬ FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC Size 16x24 inches Given for 8 Hon iicnus hi i vi a 4 wcni suinip 50 Foot Clothes Line Given for 1 5 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp Made of closely braided cotton threads strong and will give the best of satisfaction to 14x28 inches For 10 lion heads and 2 cent stamp we will mail it tinned ready for hanging 1BSI The cele- brated box kite now so popular Thirty inches long and comes safely folded but can quickly be spread to fiy Every American boy wants one and older persons also are interested Hailed free for 40 lion heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2 cent stamp For 10 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp Length 7 inches full size and weight Made of genuine India rubber finely finished Appropriate for a ladies dressing-case or for use in the household Game India Â¬ Similar to Par chesi which has been played in eastern countries since before the dawn of history The illus-Â¬ tration shows plan of the game with usual counters dice and dice cups ac- Â¬ companying it A game which people never tire of playing uivcn aor v non heads and a 2 cent stamp Every time you buy a pound package of LION COFFEE you have bought something else too Dont overlook it You have bought a certain portion of some article t be selected by you from our new Premium Lists THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE LION COFFEE PREMIUMS Another list will shortly appear in this paper Dont miss it The grandest list of premiums ever offered 1 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE When writing for premiums send your letter in the same envelope or package with the lion heads If more than 1 5 lion heads are sent you can save postage by trimming down the margin Ask your grocer for large illustrated premium list Address all letters to the WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY A Company Incorporated in New Jeraej JS10- With an Authorized Capital of 000000 to Construct Lines N - He Sloe ORCHARD Grass Hureorles Qp w p LAWN ASD flARDES You always know LION COFFEE by the wrapper It is a sealed pack Â¬ age with the lions head in front It is absolutely pure if the package LION COFFEE i3 roasted the day it leaves the factory is unbroken Offer Everything For Â¬ J Nov J3 Articles oi Trentox incorporation were filed with the sec retary of state of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co of America with an authorize caoital of 10000000 one- naii oi wincti is preierrea stocK witn Â¬ - 9 w ip zr i The company is incorporated to pur Phone 279 Oct6 3m chase and acquire various inventions and discoveries of letters patent connected with the business of communi 2 WORTH OF PRESENTS cation by means of wireless telegraphy for 50c worth of work We are giving and especially to use the Marconi away Watches Bicycles Sewing Ma patent chice inns c dtc to introduce out The company is also empowered to paper PASTIME a hih clas illustrated construct and operate lines for using family piper of from 6 to 32 larH pages j Gi to 128 columns of Cnoice Good Stories this invention over land and sea Literature Art Humor Letters of Travel in Foreign Lands c c And Kid McCoy Collapses IJiysicaiiv all you have to do to get 42 woi h of New York Nov 33 A report cornea presents is to get 20 subscribers at 10a from While Plains Wednesday night each Send 10c in Btamps for fnll par that Kid McCoy who has been train ticulars long list of presents aud out in at William Muldoons farm for the paper PASTIME for G months Ad match with Peter Maher on December dress THE PASTIME JO Lonisville Ky 11 has collapsed physically and will probably never be able to enter the ring again It is said that his nervoui A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY system is almost a complete wreck Not only cures but it keeps well Is sold by an organized company of re Child Kidnar Mary Rackett lible business men and has the endorse Chicago Nov 2 ment of thousands of Clergymen and four years old was taken forcibly noted people throughout the conn try from the arms of her aunt Mrs John We ppeak of that wonderful Instrument and ask your careful Fagan in the latters home Wednes Electropoise examination into the cures it baa day and driven away In a closed car- wrought Col A P Nunally of the riage It is believed the abduction Inter Ocean Chicago writes M Nearly was planned by a former housekeepei three years experience with Electropoise who had become greatly attached tc only confirms the truth of your claims I say to my friends that this instrument the child is a most wonderful invention and I A iordado in Arkansas would not part with mine if I could mt Smith Ark Nov 23 A tele get another Send address for our book Fort Logan giving letters from peope who have phono message from Paris of Magazine been cured bv Electropoise ELECTROcounty reports the town POISE CO 513 Fourth Avenue Louis destroyed by a tornado Tuesday night ville Ky Magazine is on the new Choctaw anc Memphis road GO miles east of Fort All efforts to reach Magazine Smith by wire Wednesday failed Boone ville you suitor from trip Art yougoic to tk ten miles from Magazine suffered a Severe Heafiuciiea aWhy Do Nervousness ftulek not nrereat t si br severe storm houses being blown tru or Exhsmstlout MENTHOL INHAL- tuing- CIJSHMANS headache KK Help Booneville seasickness thatths use of cure that nerrosjnese ahd down and cattle killed this Inhaler ths areatast br was communicated with but no addi- mmuiiri ana proTaiu snown noaaenui Hay Fersr and Astama prpuv CX lief in ana you us It If IHAIK Dragcliu tional information could be had from BLABSjos0 cant re Baacatfar Rack aawill fr Ikts By scats trstasl fras Magazine 4tUU UW8C0 mcuus UIK O i a Â¬ Â¬ eight per cent dend non cumulative divi- Â¬ Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grapes Small Fruits Asparagus Shrubs anil evorythiug kept in snch an establishment We employ no agents Descriptive Catalogue on application ta H pM eia to subscribers itttSrt g i WOOLSON SPICE CO Toledo Ohio fitvinviivi Villi till 1 SsS TOLEDO F HILLENMKYEK Lexington Ky HAMILTON msfpz mjspmp Offers the following very reduced prices ou Magazine and Newspaper Babecrip tiius All publications are mailed post paid one year direct from tha publish mmm j8 s i Â¬ I1ITN Direct Line From RY Â¬ CINCINNATI bb To IBBHgMlfflfc Best 9riev jftj J j itT i breeders iazet Ceutury Magazine M 1 125 TOLEDO AND DETROIT Four through trains a day Line to 1 j Â¬ Â¬ aug-30-l- y Cosmopolitan Magazine J0 Demurest Magazine Every Month 7i Lei lies Popular Monthly 2 75 Harpc rs Magazine 1 CO Ladies Home Journal Ladies Iiome Journal and Satur day Evening Fust lo one ad 3 00 dress 3 25 Weekly Leslie 00 McClureV Magazine 95 Munseys Magazine 4 25 North American Review Â¬ Â¬ l 60 Direct Line VIA INDIANAPOLIS and CHICAGO Four elegant through trains a day with Parlor Dining and Sleep- I DAYTON AND TOLEDO TO Pathfinder 75 K5 mg cars Ask for tickets via this line D G EDWARDS Passenger Traffic Manager PUT IN BAY MIDDLE BASS KELLYS ISLAND And all Summer Resorts of Â¬ Standard Designer Scribners Magazine Table Talk llcreation Cincinnati O g- s 2 60 - MICHIGAN GflNfM b5 Youths Companion 1000 including all extra numbers and calendar for 1 IFTII AVENUE HOTEL 75 80 1 And the Â¬ Â¬ Cosmopolitan and MunseyOI Cosmopolitan and Mousey end Mc- Mc- - Clure LOUISVILLE KY GREAT LAKES Four Elegant Through Trains Each Â¬ 2 65 Clure I can furnish anv other periodical just as chead Write for mv catalog of club prices Setjd all orders to PIKE CAMPBELL Manager Centrally located Convenient to bus iness portion of city and all theatres Only good hotel in Louisville giving 2 rate Excellent service l3oct3m J M HANSON Lexington Ky Â¬ Telephone 502 Office 21 Constitution Street Week Day From Dayton Obser- Â¬ vation Parlor and Cafe Dining Carson Day Pull man and Wagner Sleepers on Night Trains For information regarding Rates Routes D agent sorts etc call on C H Re- Â¬ Life iDsureoGa Policies ATTENTION CITIZENS Â¬ Â¬ You will never know what DO YOU TRAVEL - is unless you use no more than poor ink Funny bootclet Good Ink Carters It How to Make Ink Pictures BOUGHT FOR CASH HS STOUT Paris Ky costs free CARTERS INK CO Boston 1S64 Mass My agency insures against fire wind and storm best oH re- Â¬ Â¬ ft PATENTS Chicago Cleveland Branches DC Established Detroit Send for free booklet MlloB Stevens V Co Washington liable prompt paying companies non union W 0 HINT0N Agent Â¬ Now is the time to bring in your engines mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as Gas steam and water good as new pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All work guaranteed DG DVARDSPau Traffic MSr CINCINNATI 0 Denison Carpet Stretcher and Tacker i FRO MAN UPRIGHT rOBITlOH FofcaKV- mer needed No g etlndown on your by Express Carpet ftretcheS and TaekeSl j EWIIALLS MACHINE SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St specialties IMtJltOS AflKNTfl WANTED Oatflt Sl prepaid Send for cHioueol lallJUTiaUl ji THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1899 THE HUM NEWS 18811 The Fox Hunt Over The meeting of the National Fox hunters Association at Estill Springs was concluded Tuesday after five days of splendid sport The attendance was large and the sport was fine There were one hundred persons and seventy five dogs at the meeting Only one woman rider staved to the finish al though at the beginning of the meet there were some twenty five or thirty Miss Carrie Lee Hathaway the daughter of Capt Leland Hathaway who never tires in the saddle rode alone Tuesday for lady company The cast was made nearer the hotel than on previous days because it was the desire of all to have only a short race and then conclude the meeting The dogs were cast at the foot of Great Sand Ridge and struck a trail which thev carried for fifteen minutes After this they hunted at random The judges were satisfied however and after calling the dogs in gave their Â¬ -- 39 DAYS IN 32 DAYS Nineteenth Year Established 1900 XMAS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY WALTER CHAMP SWIFT CHAMP Editor and Owner 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- Â¬ giving The forethought which we used in buying a large stock of everything pertaining to good 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 customers 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 Â¬ FRANKCO Leaders in style and Fasnion 1 Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ fc Bko Â¬ ADVERTISING RATES inser tion half raeseach insertion thereafter Locals or Displays one doPar per inch for first reading notices ten ceutsper line each insertion Locals in black tvpe twenty ceuts per line eich 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 Special rates given for large advertisements aud yearly cards Â¬ Â¬ Democratic Convention Called The Democratic Committee of the Seventh District met yesterday at Frankfort and decided to hold the District Congressional Convention at Frankfort on November 30th Thanks giving Day to select a candidate for Congress to succeed Hon E E Settle The delegates to this Convention wi be selected at a meeting at the various county seats on Wednesday the 29th by precinct delegates selected at precinct mass meetings held the day before at 2 oclock in the aftenoon In the district convention Fayette county will have 20 votes Bourbon 11 Woodford 8 Scott 11 Fraklin 12 Owen 17 Henry 11 and Oldham 5 Forty eight votes will be necessary to a choice The Republican Committee will meet at Lexingtou Tuesday to select a candi 1 d ecision as follows W S Walkers Clint first Dr W W WL second Colonel Messie McCarthy third and H C Triggs Lou fourth Officers for the ensuing year were S Walker W elected as follows President Dr W F Port Leavel Sturgill Ceredo W Va First Vice president O F Jorlin Oxford Mass Second Vice President Leland Hathaway Winchester Third Vice President Â¬ Sturgills Graddys Â¬ date Bourbon Men Decline J T Hinton Bourbons Repre sentative in the Kentucky Legislature who was called upon in Tuesdays Bourbon News to become a candidate tor Congress to succeed the late Hon E E Settle has decided not to make the race The mention of Mr Hinton s name in connection with the race elicited much favorable comment for a number of influential papers Hon W H McMillan of this city who was called upon in Wednesdays Kentuckian- - Citizen to permit the use of his name as a candidate to succeed the late Congresman Settle as Representa Â¬ tive from the Ashland District has decided not to become a candidate for the nomination Mr McMillan received asÂ¬ surance of solid support in Bourbon and offers of support of influential mn in tfaer counties James H Settle brother of the late Congressman Settle has announced as a candidate for Congress and June Gayle also of Owen is an announced candi date for the office Mr Gayle has offered to give the salary to Ml Settle Jndge Mulligan and Hon John R Allen of Lexington have announced for the office and Franklin county will have two candidates in Judge Ira Julian and Judge Ben Williams Judge J E Cantrlll of Scott is being urged to make the race Hon Claude M Thomas a sterling young Democrat of this city who waf Consul to Marseilles during President has been Clevelands administration most favorably mentioned as a candi date for Congress He is a graduate of Princeton an excellent lawyer and a splendid orator and would make a most acceptable Representative Hon Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Roger D Williams Lexington Secretary and treasurer A committee was appointed to meet at Lexington May 8 1900 and name the date and place for meeting next year The following is a partial list of those in attendance Hathaway L Miss Winchester Hathaway Winchester J T Ireland and wife Paris W FSturgell Kenova West Virginia C J Boswell Win Â¬ chester JH B Bean Winchester John Bradshaw Lexington A Triggs Glas Â¬ gow W M Huls Oilsprings O G Hadden Mt Sterling Miss Febbs Winchester Lister Wetherspoon Ver sailes H Grady and wife Versailes Dr W Miller Winchester Morris H Bush Winches- Â¬ Miller Winchester ter J B Ely Paint Lick T F Walk Â¬ er Paint Lick O O Hyatt Paint Lick John Bennet Richmond 11 H Wilby Cynthiana W S and A WWalker Garrard John B Parks Garrard R N Brock Versailes G W Gourly Beattyville C G Bently Randolph O Miss Annie Wallace Versailes Tom Hood Versailes John Woolridge Ver Â¬ sailes John McCarthy Versailes Col Roger D Williams Lexington J S Tabbit Cincinnati Jas M Terry Har- Â¬ rison E K Renaker Harrison Theo Flieker Louisville E Kroenberger Louisville Harry Cook Cynthiana Miss Laura Bennet Richmond O F Joslin Oxford Mass R L McClure and wife and Miss Trigg Glasgow Miss Margaret Chenanlt and Ailliam West Richm md R W Hampton and J F Winn Winchester F B Russell Clay City Judge W M Herndon and T M Hampton V inchester J L Bos ley and W C Goodman Paris Â¬ COFFEE Combination Java combines merit and ecouomv 22c TOMATOES Solid Delaware red ripe tomatoes per doz 93c can 8c CORN New York State Sweet Sugar Corn doz 95c can 8c PEAS Early Jane Peas choice tender and sweet doz 115 can lOc STRING BE AN S Favorite string beans choice and tender can 8c BOSTON BAKED BEANS Plain or in Tomato Sanoe can 8c CANNED FRCTIT White Oxhart Cherries 2 lb cans solid frait per can SPICES Fresh ground Pepper or Mustard full strength and abso lutely pure 2 lbs 30c BACON Sugar cured mild lean strip bacon per lb 12c PRUNES Choice Santa Clara Valley large and meaty per lb 8c CURRANTS Hazel recleaned cur Â¬ rants new pack per lb package 8c Â¬ lie Â¬ Rico Molasses possessing that true old fashioned flavor per gal 40c VINEGAR Absolutely pure Apple Cider Vinegar per gal 25c OLIVES Spanish Queen 25c RAISINS New California loose Muscatel Rtisius per lb 8c MINCEMEAT Homemade only choicest fruits used per lb 7c Leghorn Citron PEEL Fincy Lemon or Orange Peel per lb 5c LARD Vogel pure open kettle rendered leaf lard per lb 8c ASPARAGUS Choice Asparagus sips per can 12c CEREALS Early Breakfast Oats 2 lb package 8c CHEESE Full Cream per lb 15c MOLASSES Milford Brand Porto Â¬ 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 Â¬ Tailor Suits COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION 5 C mHb Â¬ Pnnch per package lOc JELLY POWDER Tryphosia Jelly Powder all flavors per package 8c JELLIES Imperial Wine Jelly Port Sherry Maderia or English NO Trouble to Show Goods Remember that these prices are for spot cash only TURKEYS OYSTERS CRAN BERRIES CELERY GEO N PARRIS THE PEOPLES GROCER MOTHER HOME COUNTRY These words express all that is most dear to mankind of all countries Good mothers make good men Good men make good citizens patriots which we need at all times you ask But what has this to do with groceries Everything Good mothers buy good groceries I keep the best and the nicest goods the markets afford and my prices are low and this is the reason so many good mothers deal at P Franl 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY STREET DID YOU STOP CO THINK That xmiis is very near Well it is and we would like also to tell you that we are prepared to show you the finest and most complete line of Holiday Goods ever shown in Kentucky imimiuiiumjiimiiititiiiuitmiiuiiit m My Mountain Ash Jellico is by the best smi cannel ever mined I am the agent in Paris for this celebrated coal and my prices for it are no higher they are just what you will have to pay for othsr Jellico Geo W Stuart di iectlj opposite L N freight depot far m The Kentuckian who bet on the elec- Â¬ Â¬ tion isnt quite certain yet about observ ing Thanksgiving J D Bridges Editor Democrat Lancaster N H says M One Minute Cough Cure is the best remedy for croup I ever used Immediately relieves and cures coughs colds croup asthma pneumonia bronchitis grippe and all throat and lung troubles It prevents consumption W T Brooks m 1 SHOE BOXES Â¬ Chicago ladies will give General Joe Wheeler and Gen Fitzhugh Lee each a handsome sword Heres betting that We have fifteen hundred young thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any they dont give it away part of the number m FRETWELL Dewey brought a storm of FISHER Admiral Ang-l-t- f Paris Ky censure down on his head this week by deeding away the nations gift a Wash ington home to his wealthy wife Mrs Dewey half way squared George with the public bv deeding tne home to Steinway Piano in excellent condihis only sou George was all right until tion Will sell cheap Inquire at The News office for name of owner Copid hypnotized him 86tf Â¬ Ewes For Sale Are so useful Yes and they are ornamental too Come and See Them We have a fine line of BRASS AND WHITE Piano for Sale PRATHERS 431 Main Street PLUTO WATER FROM Â¬ Correct Glothes Correct Prices You WANTED Every Housekeeper to Try French Lick Springs ENAMEE i Burnhams Hasty Jellycon cant afford to miss this opportunity a mar veous offering of Fashions latest styles and 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 BEDS Always glad to show our line of house nishings Call and see us 111 Cures Habitual Constipa- Â¬ tion Jaundice Affections of The new Jelly Powder There is nothing now on the Kidneys and the Liver market like Spleen Catarrh of the Stom- Â¬ ach Billious fur- Â¬ Headaches Gouty Disorders Etc NATURES MEDICINE For Sale by Undertaking in all its branches I can furnish you at any time It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend Â¬ an experienced man for mantel is warranted to produce a work ed to Carriages for hire Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Six Flavors HASTY JELLYCON ill 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 II 1 1 in iiiiu in i I n II m Orange Lemon PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JANES i Raspberry Strawberry Cherry Calfsfoot and TILINGS always on hand Wild NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 i Jas Fee f Son L Saloshin Co J T HINCON THE BOURBON THE se NTQWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1899 To Our Patrons Nineteenth Year Established lllllll HEWS 1881 Court of Appeals Decision The Court of Appeals Wednesday PERSONAL MENTION - IKntfie at the Post office at Paris Ky nd class mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 T Oneyetr payablt SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths All bills made with us in future will reversed the decision of the Bourbon COMERS ANu GOcRS OBSERVED BY be due in thirty days unless otherwise Circuit Court in the case of Tarr arranged THL II as Templin vs Muir J W Holliday Carriage Co In the case of Talbott etc vs Bed Noti Hastily Jotted On The Streets At 86tf Paris Ky Nov 1 1899 ford etc the appellants were given The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And thirty days additional time to tile a Else where petition for rehearing Mr Talbott Ford went to CincinÂ¬ K Â¬ 100 Best olives pickles catsaps and nati yesterday Mrs Aylette Bedford was a visitor sauces at Dow and Spears Make all Checks Money to the order of Chamf Orders Bro Etc New Magistrates Messrs J V Thomas Jr of this city who was recently elected Magistrate of the Paris precinct to succeed Sqnire Thomas Woods and Squire DeJarnett of Hutchinson who was elected to succeed himself have filed their bonds with County Clerk Paton and have taken the oath of office Both gentlemen are good Democrats and business men and will make faithful officials Â¬ by TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands lor collection and all not paid Â¬ November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be compelled to pay for advertising Q W BO WEN S B C Â¬ Â¬ Seven year old Sylvia Her ward fell at 6chool in Cincinnati and a slate pencil which she carried in her hand penetrated in her eye and killing her Â¬ ts v In Judge Pornells court Daa Hart The American colored was fined five dollars for tres- Lebanon Fougere and Burnhams Clam Chowder 10 cts per passing on L B M Bedfords farm and Mr Clav Mclntyre of Ruehville five dollars for hunting on Sunday Inc1 is the guest of his aunt Mrs Nancan Saloshin Co Abbolt Davidson Hart plead guilty nie Ransdall New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all Aylettk Buckser killed a grey eagle Mrs John Barnes will arrive A Pointer For Business Men former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a several days ago which meaanred seven Cathyrne Rowe to day from Mt Sterling for a visit to Palmer feet from tip to tip Advertising space in The Bourbon her mother Mrs Lon Haley few special items at special figures Lillian Edwards News never brought better returns or was Allegretti candy and Peebles can Messrs J T Hedges Denis Dundon Hale Sisters more in demand than at present Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra tine quality Flannelettes in new The dy none better at Dow and Spears Stivers were among the and Sherman Josephine Johnson 2 kind 1 per yd patterns reason is because The News prints lOc Ethel Millard W L Davis has began to receive to- fresh crisp news and has a fine local Parisians in Lexington yesterday Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Outing Flannels in large variety reg Fausta French Miss Emily Cook of Charlestown By Jos M Gaites bacco at his warehouse and will begin circulation among bona fide subscribers per yd ular 10c kind for lOc 5c Flossie Le May prizing about Monday Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dress to buy what they want West Virginia will arrive to day for a Note The whole who are able Eiderdown flannels for all purpose Victoria Stewart Goods and pay for it The News is especially visit to Miss Alice Spears on Twelfth forming the most lOe- 25c per yd 15c kind for corn and oats for sale by the Shelled Kittie Burke refined and dis street popular with the ladies and they are Best Qualicy Percales and Panangs See the extra wide and fine Tabk wagon or car load Geo W Stuart tinctly novel stage Harry Woodthorpe 12c Mrs Thomas Henry Clay Mrs effort of this or any kind for the ones who read the advertisements and 8 3c Linen at 50c Geo Miller Is your George Alexander and Miss Nannine previous season in D W Peed is building a large to- do the buying for a household Lonss Eiseuian Clay were in Covington and Cincinnati spectacular farce bacco warehouse on Main street oppo- ad in The News Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Edward W ise o yesterday site the B C Ingels property The Rev Dr Vaughn Presiding Elder Fred Dtshon warehouse will be about sixty feet front of the Methodist Mrs Amos Turney will entertain Entire 8cenic Churches of this Dis Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur- Â¬ Equipment Carried and 120 feet deep running from the the Jemima Johnson Chapter of the D Intact trict has rented rooms in Carlisle treet to railroad chasing your fall goods and will move to that city about the A R on Tuesday afternoon at her home near this city Rich Crandall who was accidentally first of December Dr Vaughn and grading Stamps given with every purchase Dancing Club will The Sterling shot through the liver two weeks ago by wife have been making their home in give a Christma ball at Mt Sterling on Harry Hill is able to be on the streets this city for about two years orchestra will the 27th Saxtons again ONE NIGHT ONLY Honors For An Ex Parisian furnished the music New Maple Syrup in bulk 25c per The name of Hon John W Keller a Miss Chornie Kern has arrived Wednesday Nov 29 1899 quart Saloshin Co former citizen of this city has been home from ayisit to Miss FleecieBoeley Duncan Taylor has resigned his po posted as the next president of the at Danville Miss Mary Carpenter or tation with the Paris Cash Shoe Store Democratic Club to succeed millionaire Hustonville and Miss McCorkle of A Society Event Special Return Engagement of the Dis Â¬ and will go into the insurauce business Perry Belmont as leader of the foremost Eminence were other members of Miss tinguished Actor Mr Bosleys house party with Messrs Montgomery and Grigsbv Democratic club in New York -Keller is now Commissioners of Chari- Â¬ Mrs Frank P Clay Jr was Send your order for Thanksgiving ties at a salary of 7500 per year and is hostess to a beautiful social function last dinner to V K Shipp Country ham a prominent candidate for Sheriff of evening at the home of her father Mr cranberries oysters New York Mr Keller is one of the Horace Miller on Duncan avenue The turkey celery AND crackers mince meat plum pudding most popular Democratic officials in event was the bi monthly meeting of the black cake jellies and fruits of all kinds New York tity and is an especial friend Darby and Joan Club which was a It of Richard Croker theTaminanv leader charming elegant occasion An GOLS AMD tur- luncheon was served in courses shortly Presenting the Best Play Ever G C Thompson raised a crop of Bluegrabs turkeys Kalamazoo cel Seen in Parjs aaps this year that were remarkable for aftr seven oclock after which the ery Baltimore oysters Dow Spears guests passed the hours quickly ai d their size Many of them weighed two pleasantly in playing progressive euchre ami three pounds and one weighed six Bauk Cashier Resigns pounds The players included the club members A great play beautifully staged and several invited guests Mr I Thanksgiving goodies of every de- signed John Fisher has voluntarily re as cashier of the North Middle M Mrs B Renik entertained superbly cast scription can be found at Geo N Parris town Deposit NOTE The same great com Â¬ Bank to take effect at the a few lady friends at a pretty yellow The high standing of this house end of the year He desires to make a and white euchre Wednesday afternoon pany and the same magnificent insures you to get what is represented change in his location but has no par- The decorations were yellow and white production given in New York Are advised that our s ock of Call on V K Shipp where business is ticular place in view at present Mr chrysanthemums and the score cards Boston and Philadelphia during Harware Stoves and Tinware done on the square and no fake adver Fisher has been Cashier of the North were tied with ribbons of the same Mr Clarkes successful runs in a car load Middletown Deposit Bank since 1887 and colors An elegant luncheon of four those cities employing It tising Our is large and complete has proved a most val nable and efficient courses with individual cakes and of beautiful scenery and effects Mrs E W Weaver and son left officer as well as a most courteous ices was served The guests were prices are as low as anyone Wt Pa were affable and popular gentleman Sine6 Wednesday for Lancaster Mesdaraes W E Board W L Yerkee Prices 25 50 75 and 100 make a specialty of Bulden they will make their f utuer home Prof he tookcharge of the bank its surplus J Carrie Davis J McClintock Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanised Iron Work S eel Weaver has accepted a position on the has grown from nothing to 12000 and Carthage Mo F P Clay Jr Thorn Â¬ Seats on Sale Monday at Bor Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We empl y the faculty of a well known educational the average deposits from 40000 to son Tarr Hugh Montgomery John institution in New York 70000 and the Bank paid an annual Ireland Charles Barnett Henry Butler lands Order carriages for 1045 b rst workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See dividend of 8 per cent He has many H H Roberts Swift Champ E M Olives Olive Oil Chow Chow us before contracting friends in Bourbon County who will re Dickson Bruce Miller G W Stuart Co Salad Dressing L Saloshin gret to see him go elsewhere to live and Frank Clay Hooge John Louis WINN grocery whose good wishes will follow him Bowen Tbos Fieher W T Talbott W A typographical error in the OF Winn Successors to Cook George Parris makes wherever he goes A man of his splen V Parker F M Faries and Miss Ger advertisement of the price of full cream cheese five did personal and business qualties should trude Renick instead of fifteen cents per pound Mr have no trouble in finding a suitable loEven a blind gobbler can see hie Partis sold all he had at the advertised cation finish as Thanksgiving draws nigh price and from the number of calls he Masonic Hall and school building and Other Stock Crop Etc The had for cheese is fully convinced that it which burned at Clintonville several RIBBON SALE pays to advertise inSTHE News nights ago were insured in J D Mc L Salo Clintoeks agency for 1000 Tomorrow and Monday is the last Try H O Pancake Flour The fire Great Jersey and Shorthorn sale to be chance of the season to get elegant Rib held on the farm of Sidney P Clay near Co was of incendiary origin shin bons cheap choice of our entire Hutchison station on the Bethlehem who has been pike ten miles from Lexington and Chi E T Porter Why The Show Failed stock for 24 cts per yard eight from Paris on making Bourbon his native county A harvest for persons getting Christ Astronomer P J See who has home for the past eight mouths will his TUESDAY DECEMBER 5th 1899 twenty six mas work ready next wek resuaie his old position on the charge of the governments This rednctton is good for to morrow reportorial staff of the Lexington Leader inch equatorial telescope at the Naval and Mouday only Come at once at ten oclock a m says that the shower of Fifteen head of registered Jersey He is one of the best newspaper men iu Observatory cows heifers and bulls best herd of Leonids was announced a year too soon Strictly caeh Kentucky and will be a valuable addiMrs Nannie Brown Jerseys in Kentucky -- of the Bluster He says The Leonid6 have been withto the Leader Ultimus St Helier and other strains tion in the earths orbit for a year now and Fifteen head of registered Shorthorn Save your Thanksgiving order for The ladies of the Methodist Church will remain with us for another 12 Dow Spears They have only fresh cows heifers and bulls of the Loudon will have a sale of Thanksgiving eatables months The meteoric showers has not and choice goods Orders filled accu- Duke of Wolf Creek Christmas Airdrie and other strains Catalogues day of next Wednesday in the room between been as heavy this time as there was rately and promptly sale Cos good scientfic reason for believing it Clays shoe store and Price There will also be sold clothing store Leave orders for cakes wonld be That is because we have Yearling steers and heifers for feedSide Line Free Samples Com on with Mrs R M Harris Mrs A T not yet struck the thick part of the trail following trade Trust prices cut ing and Galloway cows 8 head of work mules Fletcher Mann Forsyth and Mrs Bv my calculation this collision will One earning 40 several 20 weekly 15 head of saddle harness and trotting Among the things offered at the sale occur in the middle of November 1900 stock by Scarlet Wilkes Pat Washingcasl P O 1871 New York ton and other great sires will be dressed fowls bread salads Then the resultant display of burning AT 7 ricks clover and timothy hay old hams etc meteors will be as brillant as the ou butter eggs croquettee School of Reform at Lex The new 250 mountain and Southdown ewes chutney s and observed by Humbold tin Venezuela in ington is now open and has received and bucks Heinzs fancy preserves 1799 500 shocks corn thirty seven young prisoners fourteen India relish dried fruits of all kinds a counter The present visitation is 250 bbls old white coru in crib cereals fine teas coffees cocoa and part of that in 1833 At that time there white and twenty three colored from 1000 tobacco sticks the Frankfort prison V K Shipps All kinds of farming implements chocolate at were displays in two years that of 1832 High Art Clothing the Best in the U S buggies carts wagons etc of The News have being about as feeble as the present has Notice to Churches made known on day of sale Terms Many subscribers 1250 15 island 20 Societies at This farm of 485 acres will be rented complained of having their papers been and that of thi succeeding year lately Clubs Etc Boys All Wool Knee Pants Suits at 250 publicly on day of sale if not previously as soon as it is placed in being nearly ss striking as the one re stolen almost improved everlastiner Well rented Better Grades at - - 3 4 5 and 6 I am prepared to give entertainments springs and no better land in Bourbon tha doorway by the carrier Subscrib corded by Hnmbolt 12 l 2c Those who missed seeing the meteors on the sharing plan with a first class county Coons Best Collars at ers are asked to keep watch and detect SIDNEY G CLAY the persons who take the papers and will witness a partical eclipse of the sun Edison Improved Phonograph Stereop Paris Ky The News will have the guilty ones on May 28th 1900 The eclipse will ticon and the latest Moving Picture A T Forsyth Auctioneer Subscribers who miss begin at seven oclock in the morning outfit For particulars address prosecuted Stock or farm will be cheeri illy Lock Box 319 howu anyone desiring to see them by Spapers from any causo are asked to and will last about two and one half Paris Ky men on the place or S G Clay Paris hours iseuo word to The News office Oysters 25 cents a quart at Geo N Parris in Leriugton yesterday Mrs Ida Stoner went to Cincinnati yesterday for a brief stay Chas E Butler made a business trip yesterday to Franfcfort Mrs Callie Keller is the guest of Mrs Lula Honaker In Lexington Mr John Trundle of Stamping Ground was in the city Wednesday Miss Tilllie Rion is the guest of Miss Mattie Salmons is Winchester Mrs Leon Sanders of this city is visiting Miss Libbie Ingram at Walton Mr Bistnark Frank will arrive home to day after an absence of several weeks Miss Eleanor Arnold of Newport ie the guest of Miss Clay Thomas at Mt NOW ON SALE WOOL BLANKETS THE GRAND COTTON BLANKETS BED COMFORTS Monday Nov 27th THE BIG FUN SHOW TUCKBRS READY-TO-WEA- R LADIES SKIRTS including Blanket Plaids Serges The Marx Refch Co present the New York Success Second and Best Iu all the new materials Camels Hair etc Edition and Bonndin Laughter CLOAKS AND FURS Just received a new line of Jackets Fur Collarettes and Neck Boas All up-to-date Te Air Ship s4 BEST MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY ON TOUR INCLUDING garments DRESS call GOODS We can please you in price and quality Camels Hair Suitings Homespuns Ettinnies etc Give us a Marie Stuart Â¬ C03sraD03sr 3 tol l Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j Â¬ Creston Clarke Adelaide Prince cf 4Bk SILVERSMITHS TheLastofHisRace j Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ OUR FRIENDS THE PEOPLE -- PUBLIC SALE LOWRY Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jerseys Shorthorns aswwwwwK PRICE CO Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ CLOTHIERS Â¬ Are Offering a Line of Â¬ Â¬ Suits and Overcoats Â¬ Â¬ 10 -- Â¬ Â¬ j 74UiUiUiiUUUlUZ J THE BOURBON NEWS PAKIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1899 FAME A man In the crowded city - u oeathless name Who longed Strove late ana started early And as he went and came And left the years behind One thought was in his mind -- Fame Fame Fame A man In a lonely cabin Found a task to do one day A mighty task that pleasi ihim And he toiled as one at play No thought of the bauble fame To the happy toiler came As he worked away A path was worn to the cabin And men in hundreds came And they praised the humble toiler And heralded his name The other sunk unknown And his last despairing moan Was Fair Fame S E KisT Chicago Daily News i She had scarcely spoken when the second mate announced the same fact As for Tcm he would not have seen an army just at that time for candor com pels the statement that he was already hopelessly in love with his fair com- Â¬ panion and paid but little attention to Â¬ other things Push the horses aloug said Tarbox We shant want all of them after to- Â¬ day Mebbe we shant want them at all We cant keep them where we are go- Â¬ ing But theres plenty of meat on their bones said Tom Tarbox now stepped forward and made his partner acquainted with the other member of the party Then Le said too dark to try to get up to the camp to night We shall have to stay here till morning Dick Theres a long storv to tell and I wish we were safe Have you seen any out of sight now N C FISHER Attorney- - At Office on Broadway Law Its Paris Kentucky mm EAST 01 hi V TIME TABLE BOUND wv ZAi Copyright i3g8 by S S McClure CHAPTER VIII Continued Bowers face showed his approval f the mates efforts and Tarbox was apÂ¬ parently convinced for be shook hands warmly with the speaker ami ex claimed Its a lucky thing I met you Dick told me he bad written to both the Averys They were old friends of his He told me 1o look out for them in Dyea Have von got the papers with Â¬ you Here they si 11 shipshape and above board replied Rider as he proceeded to extract ihem from his belt Thats Dick Taylors fit the world x as he examined ever assented 1 remember the day lie the letter wrote that in aur tent We had just fourd the first big nng lie coughed to hide his confusion and then added Its all right of course but a man to be careful Once let the mob kiow where we are and what weve fourd ami wed be overrun in no time As luck would have it Rank Bowers chose this instant when Tarbox was examining the papers to throw a look of ferocious triumph on tin mate Al Â¬ though neither of them noticed the fact Joe- Tarbox raised his eyes just then and to a man of his training nothing mere was needed to put him on his guard He cast a keen look at Bowers and as if his scrutiny had been satisfactory lie dropped his eyes again but there was a little hardening- of the muscles about liks jaw and with a careless twist of his body he brought his weapon nearer his hand He was too old a hand however to make any outward sign of alarm and said coolly Its a pity you didnt pick up the other Avery at Dyea lie ought to be there by this time And how can we find your paruner Asked Bowers Do just as the letter says replied Build a tire and hell see the Tarbox The route is too smoke and come crooked to describe How long afore youll be back with the grub Weve got a good lot here but you cant hev too much Itll take me three days to get in and two or three more to get what I shall want If I cant find horses shant be to go to Skaguay have back under a fortnight or three weeks at the best A fter finishing his pipe Tarbox plei ed fatigue and rolled himself up ii his But there was no sleep for blanket him that night The sinister look on Bowers face had given him the clew he wanted and as he waited atiently for daylight he muttered to himself That was a close shave There is something wrong about that sailor if Lis company is anything to go by If this Bowers isnt the man I saw driven I Thats what Lave iii met them and Tom accosted him at once with How are you Bound for Dyea Thats just it was the response as comparatively open and even the pack the man ran his eyes rapidly ov r the horses could tret at times Still the liberal outfit with an appreciative guide showed no sign of pausing and glance Where might you be head at last the sun was dipping behind the ing horizon Then he suddenly turned to Were going toward Fort Selkirk the left around a huge bowlder toward said Tom which they had been traveling for some down the river to Dawson Going time and the rest saw directly in front Its hard to tell where well fetch of them the summits of two lofty hills up replied the young man evasively the gorge between them being densely Did you meet anyone on this trail wooded about half way up on either lately asked Avery pushing forward side man hesitated a moment and The The tops were still crowned with then said snow upon which the setting sun shone Well yes I did meet two men yes its crimson rays until they seemed terday Friends of yours bathed in blood What were they like asked Tom for some distance on the left of the was a tall chap that I think Ive travelers extended a perpendicular cliff One seen tit the river stations and the ether fully a hundred feet high and accessible was a sailor He said he was and he only to the birds On the right the looked it He was stout built with a ascent was more gradual but the trees nose that looked as if it was broken w re very dense until the snowline was gome time He n ached Obed Eider Tarbox led the way among thebowl the mate ders at the foot of the cliff until he Its The exclamations broke simultane came to an opi n spot Then he dis ous v from Tom and I recti while the mounted and said We tire here Now for a fire stranger looked at them in surprise and ad tied Tom was about to go for fuel when That w isnt the name he gave me he saw Tarbox reach behind a rock and said li- - name was Tom Scott1 bring out a handful of dry twigs and By thunder Were on the righl moss which he soon ignited When the course shouted Green while Tom blaze shot up he covered it with damp could only gasp mess and the result was adense column Tom Seott my name Thats of smoke which went curling up the The man looked at them a moment face of the eiiff until it showed distinct-Â¬ ia blank astonishment and then a light ly against the sky above evidently seemed to break on his mind The other men busied themselves with for he turned and looked sharply at the usual routine work of camping but Avery and asked Tarbox stood by the fire in silence for Will you tell me your name fully ten minutes An anxious- look beMy name is William Certainly gan to appear on his face but suddenly Avery e gave a little exclamation of relief as The other man stepped up to him at a pebble struck him on the shoulder and once ami extended one if his hands rebounded to the ground palm downward on the middle finger of Ill be back in a minute he called which was a heavy gold ring with a cu- Â¬ to Averys daughter who was nearest rious device in the back Then he disappeared behind to him If that is your name you can tell one of he rocks me the history of this ring he said Like a shadow he glided along in the looking Avery full in the face gathering darkness twisting and turnI surely ought to be able to was ing without hesitation until he stopped the reply while the others looked on in surprise at the little scene beiag en- Â¬ acted so unexpectedly before them I gave it to Dick Taylor in California a iood many years ago You must be the man he mentioned it his letter to cr you me You are Joe Tarbox Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Five minutes later Joe Tarbox had wont need it Tarbox was apparently determined not to explain himself and the subject was dropped Mile after mile was rapidly traversed for the country was We up stairs t doon West of Bourbon News Phone 58 smoke before Smoke What do you mean Who would be doing that All the peopie who know our signal are here now Xot by a long sight they aint was the reply as Tarbox tried to pierce the Will Kenney H Physician Phone IS D 1225pm 950pm 960am ti5nusi 340pm ar rniiHdeipniaioinam vOopm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND tSOam 600pm Lt Lourarlllw Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm Lv IexlnRton ll2 am 850pm 830am Lt Winchester ll58em 928pm ftloam Ar Mt Sterling Ar Washington f Surgeon Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby villa Ar Louisville Ar Winchester Â¬ gyi darkness about them which was in Â¬ tense by this time What do you mean Well its a long story Dick In the first place we might as well get a bite of supper and then Scott here will tell you all about his trip on the vessel and what happened to him Ill finish the yarn and then youll understand jus how the thing stands This was sound advice and his part- Â¬ ner made no objection but he was burn- Â¬ ing with impatience and could hardly wait till tht frugal repast was swaU lowed Then he exclaimed Now lets have the story Theres 3 good deal depending on it Come Scott lire away Tom at once began a detailed account of his acquaintance with the old miner and when he had concluded the storj Tarbox added hi- - meeting with the two men who had showed him the papers adding If Id ever suspected the truth Dick Id put a spoke in their wheel somehow One of them is that tall scamp we saw hustled out of Ladues I didnt recog nize him at first but when saw him tipping the wink to the sailor on the sly I began to smell a rat But w here are thev burst out Tav lor excitedly You say they were ahead of us Where are they now Thats what makes me uneasy re-Â¬ plied his partner We saw their tracks back by the white cliff and they turned off all right We were too busy hurry ing to look for them any more 1 sup pose they have rot off t he track some how but if they should see our fire there mighl be trouble We mi- - stand a watch to night If we can get every thing out of sight before they pet here theyll never be the wiser They cant find us in a hundred years His partner evidently shared his un- Â¬ easiness for he responded quickly Perhaps they wont but we mustnt take any chances Ill take the first We are watch and you the second more used to this sort of thing you know Well keep the fire down low It isnt very cold Â¬ T Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Office Fouith and Pleasant Bts Offick Hours 7 4100um 730am 450pm tJ56am 240ptsi h00am 520pm 75am Mpai 911am 6o0pm 1001 am 7 2cpm 15pm naus tf to 10 a as 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p n -- change Trains marked thus f run daily ex ept Snnrtiy other triins run daily Thronxh Sleepers between Louisville Lexington nd New York without For rates Sleeping Car Meervations of any information call on Insure your property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com pany Acpnt Q Paris Kp a 3tGeoroe W Barney Lexington Agent L F B N R It Carr WHun Div Pass Agent Park Kj smith NON UNION AGENTS imam PARIS KY Frankfort Gncinnati ity RELIABLE FIRE MSKRAICE ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME fARD IN EFFECT AT LOW RATES 9 BROADWAY 11 It If DEEMBElt ora NoTl Pshb 18 8 EAST BOUNDt Lt Fran t tort a Lto tamping Ornd The Leading Specialists of America Lve Lve Lye Plkhorn LTeSvntZfT 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured Ltb Georgetown LTe C S Wf Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centre n lie LTe Elizabeth ArrPariKc Pjvalis lohcsin Paas MIstKi Uvnm 3 40pm i C9pra 711am 8 52pru 12690s 7 18am 4 00pm 1 pas 7 2 ana 4 10pm 1 55p 7 tfo7 IfoX 739am 7 45am 7 50am 8 17am 8 S K4am K25am 40am KffiF 4 ItSpro 4 2pm 4 2 pm 4 88pm 4 4Hm 5 5 - 2 30paa 8 u6pa am 4r m 00pm 10pm nttt not Mlxe Pae 7 WECURESTR1CTURE in hi are troubled with this WEST BOUNT Thousands of young and middlo affod diseso many unconsciously They may hnvo a emari ing sensation fmail twisting itream Fharp cutting pains at times slight dis caarsfA difficulty in eomtnencinjr weak organs emissions and ail the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC Â¬ TURE Don t lot doctors exporimn ton you by cutting etreickinf or tearing you lhiswill nntcureyou asit will re tarn Our 1SEW MliTnOD TREAT Â¬ MENT absorbs the itrieture tifuc henco removes thostrictura permanently It can never return No painnooaflor inj no detention from businecs by cur method The Bexualorgan are strength Â¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and tao bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this disÂ¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of these eyniptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharge Failing Manhood Nervousness poor Memory Irritability at times Smarting SenÂ¬ sation Sunken 11 yes with dark circles Weak Dack General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parta etc GLEiT and STRICIURB may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experienea in these special diseases doat allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialists who hsure made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our N J W METHOD TREATMENT wfU posi- Â¬ tively care yoa One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannotcure Terms moderate for a cure no fve Paris o Lvh Elizabeth Lve Centreville a- - Newtown Lve 0 n Ry Depot b Lve Georx Iowa LveJonnwon LveDuvall I a Pass 10 2 10 1 0im 6 4opm 40am 5 50pm 9 4Sam 5 SSpm 9 58ana 8 ttfpm 9 9 82am Lve stamping Ornd Lve Switsr Lve Kilt horn 10 iC 4Xam iam o 17pm 8 iVpm inm K 26pm C S Tlaaa 8 22sub 8 40am SOaai VrrFntknrta li ivm1 1107am 11 Kamj Mam 6 6 7 S2pm 4pnx 56pm 10pm pm Khud 9 15am Daily except Sunday a Connects wihL4Nt connects with k C counectn with Ky Central WECURE GLEET KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS rm 4r 840 AM to be continued ri0 Â¬ 840 Ar 830 tAr 616 1142 Ar 720 lKWAr 750 701 Lt usorvetown Wi lichee ter an k fort Paris Ar 1028 0 Ar AM P 1 M 20 cr ayville wouldnt have that ring - Kiffhl vou are was the hearty re spouse and Im mighty glad to see you Can you vouch for these two men Is this really the Scott your brother mentioned in his will What do you know about his will demanded Tom blankh Because Ive seen it Seen it I was robbed of it in Fris- Survival of the Witchcraft Delusion It is more than two centuries since people were hanged at Salem for being witches and so far as we know the Richmond Lv r4o 12 Ly 70y 25 Lv 20 54 2W GEO B HAKPER Gpnl SupY JOS H NEWTON G A Â¬ co Â¬ 1 1 The mate must have shown it to I knew I was him broke in Green right all the time The questions now flew thick and fast and soon Tarbox was made aware Tom of the true slate of affairs showed him the identification he had brought from San Francisco which removed the last lingering doubt but their new acquaintance w as determined to take no chances He maintained a discreet silence in regard to the mine and its exact location declaring that until his part ner had seen and acknowl- Â¬ edged the party he was not at liberty to reveal any of the secrets At length Avery said abruptly But you are not going to Dyea now We have supplies enough here to feed our party ami you two besides for the next vear You must come back with s We ought to hurry as fast as we can with those two scoundrels ahead of us They may catch Dick with the uaners thevve irot How can he tell but what they are all straight Tarbox chuckled grimly as he reÂ¬ Â¬ 2 See -- theres a fiPS T man coming this way where the base of the cliff was covered with scrub and moss With a hasty glance about him as if to be at a spot certain no one was watching him he stooped and pulled aside a mass of clinging creepers from the rock reveal- Â¬ ing a narrow opening some three feet wide and extending upwards to an unknown height All right Dick he whispered softly and then came a rustling noise as a man appeared from the dark cavity and grasped his Land warmly Â¬ CHAPTEK X RUN DOWN AT LAST What brought ou back so quick said the newcomer in a low tone 1 plied out of doe Ladues station for stealing Dick will be all then Im mistaken wasnt looking for any signal and was Youths Companion in when 1 happened Justice in Berlin They wont find him Youll under just going to turn Who have jou to see the smoke The Judge Herr Doctor how do you stand better when you gei there Dick Â¬ Witchcraft delusion is extinct in the United States but it seems to survive at least in a mild form in England In the suburb of Heavitree near Exeter a quarrel recently arose between two neighbors women whic2i before long came to the knowledge of the people of CURES GUARANTEED the neighborhood One of the women We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHiLIS GLKET uttered this accusation against thi STRICTURE IMPOTENT SFC ST You wretch you always kep other DRAINS UNNATURAL DISPHa RO- Â¬ ES KIDNEY and RLADDER Di ees a black pig and a white pig so that yea BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE You ought to be can witch us FREE If triable to call write for QUESTION BLANK tat ROUS scragged Scragging means ha ag- Â¬ TREATMENT Â¬ ing and the woman who made the AI3RS 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ceed further that day and in fact by Then back track to Dyea leaving tie plottersÂ¬ the time the loads had been removed t exultfrom the fa irses and the animals eared standing in front of their for the sun had disappeared The tents ing were soon pitched and after supper and a friendly chat the entire party CHAPTER IX Stretched themselves on their rude FORCES JOINING bis party camped the first couches and were soon asleep Pom An early start was made the follow Â¬ a Dyea The nigh about 30 mias and next morningthey were early astir and ing morning tin- three days laer Tarlopof a long hill continued their journey The young they reached to box pointed to a white cliff a lew miles girl was too full of life and spirits ride quietly at her fathers side and to the north and said There is where the trail branch- Â¬ Tom had several long chats with her only about as they wound their way along the es off to our place Its Wed better 25 or 30 moles then fain t ly ma iked t ra did not push ahead and see if we cant make it She confided to him that she 1 will know the tallest galoot the mo ment he sets his eyes on him Weve both seen him before Tim sailor picked cut just the man to queer him with f it wasnt for that might feel Dick a little bit uneasy but its ail right I b vou Dick Taylor is no tenderfoot We might as well camp for the night Itll soon be dark If all litis staff is grub theres enough to feed the whole Â¬ 1 i Â¬ 1m- 1 blead by der indictment One of the Averys is with me was The Accused Mit vat vaa it I vaa the reply Its a long story Dick 1 charged met him on the way Come and take a Do you not know So You are peep at him ami make sure I havent charged mi lese majeste told him anything thatll hurt us-- but Impossible am always a loyal there is no doubt he is the right party soobjeet Yen vas it I vas guilty of dot Come on but keep out of sight tiil you offense are sure In your plupit last Sontag How do As he spoke he retraced his steps to you blead V the lire the other following close be Â¬ y tont hind him until he was able to pecrcau You vill stand reprin andet by der ti usly around t rock and obtain a good court und pay a one of fire hoondred look at t hi- party Then with a shout thalers he spaaing forward and seized Averys Yat vas it I said ilimmel 1 1 brought with you - band exclaiming Bill old man Shake John Wheres spoke aI - Â¬ I reTT ember her mother who died when she was very young Site had always lived in Wisconsin with her father and was an cniy child Site refused to be lt ii d on the present occasion she said ami it was very apparent she raicd her father in most thing- In return Tom described his life at uove An home and the young girl listened with breathless interest- to the story of the vovage and his adventure at San Francisco She was riding by his side late in the afternoon when suddenly she pointed lo the summit of a hill not far ahead and exclaimed Theres a man coming this See Â¬ mark Tom could not see tiny sign of a trail in the direction in which Tar- Â¬ box turned his horses head but altera moment the latter pointed to a spot where the marks of hoofs were plainly to be seen and said coolly Our two friends managed to find their way I see He had not uttered a threat against the men who had tried to deceive him but Tom felt certain there would be a day cf reckoning in the near future There was an air of resolution about forms dark hour later they reaehtd the land Â¬ their guide which is only gained by contact with danger in its various Avery clasped his band warmly but did not reply for moment and the two oid friends silently noted the changes which the years had made in each other Many bad passed since they met an they stood there look ill g into each others eyes with the light from the tire flickering upon their rugged features to each it seemed that they were late in the old days when their blood was hotter than now and their hair innocent of the gray with which both heads were liberally sprinkled Taylor was 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nUtblolSdita Jt i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOYEMBER 24 1899 BSBB SETTING OUT TREES Tner Should Be Planted a LtttH Deeper Then They Grew in the Nursery and Well Mulched f r A In selecting a site for an orchard a northeast slope should if possible be chosen A southwest slope is the w location as the trees are liable MILK CAN SUPPORT to sun scald both summer and winter To protect the young trees from sun Device Which Is Not Only Very scald cornstalks may be tied loosely Simple Hut Keeps Out Dust and around the trees up to the lowest Dirt Effectually branches The ground should be rt It is frequently a question what to do with cans when not in use WhatÂ¬ ever plan is decided on it must pro- Â¬ vide that they shall be upside down in a nearlj- - vertical position in order Bometimes a stick is laid alongside a fence and the cans are turned upon this leaning- against the fence When placed so near the ground the wind and rains carry dust and dirt into the - plowed well fitted and marked off into that they shall thoroughly drain -- rgrm a SUPPORT FOR MILK CAN mouth of the cans If a rack is made S floor and the rim of the can resting on this soon rusts out All this trouble is obviated by using the device shown in the illustration as the can is supported by one handle Farmer Pig 1 shows a section of the side of KEEPING SEED POTATOES a building or alight board fence with a can in position and to the right the SMpjport which is simply two strips of Kansas Farmer Has Invented a Meth Â¬ od That Seems to Be Emi Â¬ to hold them it usually has slatted squares with a string or wire 25 feet each way After most of the leaves have fallen is a good time to set out the trees and what haves remain should be stripped olT so as to gve the roots all the chance possible The trees should be obtained from the nearest nursery and four of a kiid are enough for home use two of a kind being planted this fall and two of a similar variety planted next fall After the second planting blossoms the trees should be stripped of their blossoms in an effort to have one hrlf of the trees bear each year As a rue trees bear heavily onee in two yean Summer fall and winter apple trees should be selected of both the sour and sweet varieties so that apples may be had from late summer until spring In setting the trees the varie Â¬ ties should be mixed so the blossoms The hole for will become fertilized be dug large and deep the tree should to suit the size and shape of the roots leaving a few inches of mellow soil in Lean the tree slightly the bottom toward the southwest put mellow dirt keeping them among the roots straight and when the roots are cov Â¬ ered pack the dirt slightly pour on a pail of water and fill up with more Trees should be set a little dirt deeper than they grow in the nursery A mulch of rotten manure is then put around the trees strawy manure is not good as mice will nest in it and girdle the trees F Ames in Prairie Still More Counterfeiting The Secret Service has just unearthed an Description of the Sword Just Give othe band of counterfeiters and secured a large quantity of bogus bills which are so to Brigadier General Freder Â¬ cleveriv executed that the average person ick Funslon of Kansas would never suspect them of being spurious Things of great value are always selected for The sword costing 1C00 which was imitation notably Hostetters Stomach Bitwhich presented to Prig Cien Frederick Fun ters disordershas many imitators but no equali like indigestion dyspepsia confor ston by the people of Kansas is a beau stipation nervousness and general debility tiful work of art The pommel of the See that a private Revenue Stamp covers the iword is encircled by a wreath of oak neck of the bottle leaves and surmounted by an American A Little Too Soon agle The grip is of Stirling silver A professor was going to experiment with The guard is formed of a female figure laughing gas when he overheard a student n full relief bearing a wreath of laurel say that if he were selected for a subject ho supposed take ind a torch On the broad portion oi would the advantage of his thought of coma him to tell professor what he he back oi the guard is the seal of the When the cas met the professor anstate of Kansas and on the front the nounced that he would like for the purposes monogram P F made of diamonds of illustration to administer the gas to some stumember of the The guard terminates in a sunflower dent volunteeredclass Forthwith this the center of which is a carved topaz The gas bulb was connected with his The scabbard is of sterling silver or mouth Ho pretended to be very much exbegan the professor namented with three bands to which cited and The old to abuse him go on for roundly man let arc attached trappings which are awhile but the class roared when the pro phased by hand to represent the vari fessor said he neednt be so irresponsible ous fruits and plants of the Philippines the gas had not been turned on yet CoUpon these bands also are inscribed lliers Weekly ihe names of the battles Caloocan 100 Reward 100 Polo Guimas Marilao Bag The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded Calumpit San To Apolit bag in has that mas San Fernando and two minia disease stagesscience that been able to cure is Catarrh Halls and all its ture tropical scenes The lower line Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure forming the toe of the scabbard is an known to the medical fraternity Catarrh ornamental monogram with the letters being a constitutional disease requires a Halls Catarrh constitutional treatment US Cure is taken internally acting directly The blade is of the finest steel On upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the Dne side of it is etched in gild letters system thereby destroying the foundation of the Gen Funstus now famous reply to strength disease and giving the patient by building up the constitution and Gen MacArthurs inquiry as to the assisting nature in doing its work The strength of his position on a certain proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer occasion which reads I can hold the Dollars for any case that itOne Hundred fails to cure position until my regiment is mustered Send for list of testimonials DUt Co Toledo O Address F J Cheney Sold by Druggists 75c One the opposite side of the blade is Halls Family Pills are the best Prethe presentation inscription sented to Brig Gen Frederick Funston Cat Story by the people of Kansas Cats said the gaunt man with the griz can comprehend human zled whiskers speech GOLD PRODUCTION asked the irreverent Got a cat story person with the button nose Increase in the Amount Mined I have My daughter was doing a bit of Wagner night before last and I called Throughout the World Some through the door to ask whether it were Interesting Figures she or the cat making the noise Well Of the 10000000000 worth of gold The eat got up swore vehemently Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - IT IS A BEAUTY Personally l Conducted 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but try 5 Drops and be Rheumatism 5 Drops is not only the best medicine but it is the cheapest for a 1 00 bottle CURED promptly contains 300 doses Price per bottle 100 prepaid by mail or express or 6 bottles for 500 For the next 30 days we will send a 25c sample FREE to anyone sending 10 cents to pay for the mailing Agents wanted Write to day Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO 160 164 E LAKE ST CHICAGO V Mr Mm jagg ggj gya w Ms Mr J MKr dffi 1 nently Satisfoctorj How to keep potatoes sound and in good condition until planting time or even later is a matter that causes J I farmers in this latitude anxiety should the weather be variable in winter A Kansas farmer tried the experiment of putting his potatoes in an airtight chamber and burning sulphur therein for a few minutes until the fumes of he sulphur filled the chamber which was then closed for half an hour The potatoes may then be placed in bins in a cool place He found that the sulphur fumes prevented sprouts from Â¬ SECTION OF STRIP FENCE wood nailed firmly to the building Fig 2 shows a section of strip fence and in this case a single cleat nailed on one of the strips forms the support The wire loops and stationary fen Â¬ der are interchangeable of course It is easier to put the cans in place with the rigid top but there are places where it would be in the way and the place of which the left hand drawing is a view is one of them Both are given that choice may be made as may be the most convenient for the position employed In case no stationary place offers itself it ought to be comparatively easy to make a portable rack embodying these features from what is shown in the right hand figure By leaving- off the three bottom boards and intro ducing another post where the brace meets the outside of fender and flar NEW WATERING METHOD ing both posts so as to broaden the base and the addition of another brace Applying Moisture to Greenhouse Crops by Means of Snhirri- crossing the first you have it in mova- Â¬ KUtion Has o Eqnal ble form if it is so desired Richard H Mitchell in Country Gentleman The new method of applying water to greenhouse crops by subirrigation AND GARDEN ORCHARD is by far the safest method for lettuce Whn possible put the new orchard on beds and has enabled me to grow finer largr and healthier plants especially new soil The soil for fruit trees should be of a of the hard heading newer forcing r good quality Transplant a tree with as little muti lation of the roots as possible It isa good plan to manure the garden thoroughly and then plow deep before cold freezing weather sets in While mulching is beneficial to straw berries it should not be done until the ground freezes hard enough to bear up a wagon One item in preventing decay in fruit SUBIRRIGATION UNDER GLASS fall and winter is to pre through the sorts like White Perfection New Hot Â¬ serve a uniform temperature It is the house etc than the old way of surface changes that injures watering ever gave The cut shows the Now is a good time to secure what bench as I use it The bench is made trees one needs for planting and heel of a two inch plank bottom with sides them in carefully providing good drain of four inch board resting on a frame age am1 protection from rabbits of three by four inchscantlingandmade Ono advantage in plowing the garden watertight by means of a cement lindeep arid thoroughly in good season in ing Lines of two inch tile are laid upon the fall is the destruction of the white the bottom across the bench two to grub that so often infests the soil two and a half feet apart the end tile One advantage in fruit growing is the which receives the water turned up at email amount of plant food that the an angle of 45 degrees T ireinier to vines and trees consume from 1he soil Massachusetts Horticultural Society No other farm orop draws so lightly fliph JElreil Horses Sell Well Never set out a tree with the leaves There is now and always will be de on If they come from the nursery with the leaves on strip them off carefully mand for good horse flesh notwithi before setting out St Louis Republic standing the various uses made of elec Â¬ tricity The automobile and other elee of Winter Feeding Scirnre trical vehicles are here and will doubtcattle dairy cows and all less stay but the game high headed Feed the plenty of good fodder it is a roughage well bred horse will at all limes bring without a superior in the fodder king a good round price and remin a prime dom and the finer the better Grass is favorite with a majority of the people fchort now and winter feeding will be in Breed high and no trouble will be ex augurated at once Remember the mod- perienced in disposing of your horses ern live stock grower feeds for a pur- Very few men prefer the cold slick pose if he is preparing animals for beef lever of an automobile to ribbons taut he feeds rations that will fatten if for ly drawn along the backs of a spanking mlJk be gives a milk producing diet if team of high steppers for bone and muscle he metes out clover Farming hay bran oats and the like Let us There are few things more injurious have a good reason for feeding certain rations and better results will come to f i uit trees than stagnant water Th rom efforts in this direction Farm way to avoid it it to supply good drain Â¬ age rgf Voice Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -Â¬ Â¬ - growing destroyed aii disease such as scab and the potatoes were as sound and attractive in appearance He also as those bought for seedahead of found that they germinated others planted alongside and made a much stronger growth He tested with onlv a few bushels being afraid of in jury to the potatoes but recommends to farmers to try the plan with a few bushels and compare with some not so treated If a tight barrel whisky or vinegar is used it may h filled three fourths to the top a sulphur candle lighted and the top put on throwing a piece of carpet over the top to pre vent leaking of the gas There will be enough oxygen in the barrel to sup Â¬ ply sufficient sulphur for the purpose Every half hour the barrel may be emptied and more potatoes used The sras is heavy and sinks to the bottom Troy N Y Times produced in the world since the e covery of America more than one half has been mined since I860 and more than one fourth since 1885 or to put it in other words one half of the gold product of the last 400 years has been produced within 40 years and one fourth within 15 years Facts collated by Dr Adolph Soetbeer and the director of the United States mint show a grand total of gold production from 1493 to and including 1S99 of 9833059 600 The original estimate of the director of the mint for the jear 1899 was 530000000 and deducting 25000000 for the suspension of work in the Trans Â¬ vaal during the closing quarter of the vear it would put the 1S99 production at 325000000 This statement of the worlds gold production for the period 1493 1839 therefore stands as folÂ¬ walked out and Indianapolis Journala hasnt been seen since Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lows 1493 1000 1601 1700 1701 -- 1S00 IS01 1860 1861 1S70 1S71 18SO Years Production 50164t000 6063irK l262SOGO0O production Av annual 4644 6063150 SI 5 1262SO50 2120444JOO 1- 1263015000 l15OS14000 H 1881 1690 IS91 1S99 1867971000 100i55JO 204773555 15745260 126301500 115814000 J9S33059CO0 Total Av hnual production Years Production 14491204000 12204087 Total 1493 1880 5341 S55 600 Total 1861 liyy 1945015 Total production 1493 is a somewhat hackneyed term as applied to railroad trains but it accurately describes the Alton Limited the newly equipped day Alton R R Co trains of the Chicago which were placed in daily service between Chicago and St Louis November 16 1899 The equipment consists of standard Chicago United Alton passenger locomotive States postal car sixty six feet in length combination passenger and baggage car combination parlor chair car and coach Chicago Alton parlor chair car cafe and buffet smoking car and Pullman parlor observation car each of which is seventy two feet six inches in length The framing of ail these cars is Pullman standard with Empire decks wide vestibules standard steel platforms and anti telescoping device All of the cars are lighted with electric lights except the mail car and combination passenger coach andl baggage car which are lighted with Pintsch gas The windows throughout the entire train are of uniform width the Gothic lights above being of the new Pullman standard The ornamentation is of spe cial design the color scheme being maroon Great care has been used in the selection of fdushes and woods for the interior and the metal furnishings etc are o special design It is claimed that there has never been built in America a train which has received as much attention as to constructive details as has The Alton Limited An ex- Â¬ amination of this superb train certainly bears out this claim Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Palace oil Wheels A DOLLAR STRETCHER ne lad writes that the greatest Dollar Stretch- er she has ever found is the new and original 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Inspection in the jLrmy to See That the Men Are It ness Clenn ami Well Dressed Soxne of the enlisted men of the army do not take kindly to the scheme for - is only in accord with the eternal fitof things that the crook should always be on mischief bent Chicago Daily News Â¬ i close personal inspection suggested b3 Maj Van K- Hoff of the medical de- Â¬ Oh the Hes a vegetarian is he partment He says in an official com Â¬ strictest kind He wont even eat oyster munication that much of the distress plant Philadelphia Record and sickness in the military force is due to lack of pvrsonal cleanliness and to Pisos Cure cured me of a Throat and carelessness in habits lie says Squad Lung trouble of three vears standing E leaders should see that their men bathe Cady Huntington Ind Nov 12 1894 at stated periods and change underSome people say a great deal but talk clothing at least twice weekly A bare- - Very little Chicago Daily News foot and underclothing inspection of the men should be included in the reg Mrs Pinkhams Medicine Madg ular Saturday- inspection A clean well Â¬ - All goods are alike to PUTNAM FADE LESS DYES as they color all fibers at one boiling Sold by all druggists Â¬ American patent heads fhe top of Guitar is beautifully bound with celluloid it is strung with a full set of best quality steel springs and is ready to play upon smrrrrrpsrcr which is lowest wholesale to eat wear fneverything listedof only 10and useis furnish receipt partly pay at prices ed on HI to postage or expressage ana es eviaence 101 gooa aun ine iuv is auoweu on jirsi purchase amounting to 19 or above OUR MONTHLY GROCERY PRICE LIST FR1 CHEAP RATES ON ACCOUNT OF Two dressed soldier respects himself which is the first step toward respecting oth- THE MARKETS Select butchers HALVES Fair to good light HOGS Coarse and heavy Mixed packers Liirht shippers SHEEP Cnoue LAMBS Srring FIXMR Winter p itent UKA1N Wheat No 2 red red C jrn No 2 mixed Outs No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess 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medicine has made a new woman of me I can now work all day and not g tired I thank you for what you haf a done for me I shall always praia your medicine to all suffering women Mrs E E Kuhn Germano Omo E Dear Mrs Pinkham I think it i THANKSGIVING DAY VIA famous pictures printed in ten colors ready for framing will be given free to any person who will send a quarter for Three Months subscription to Demorests Family Magazine the great paper for home lite Thou Â¬ sands subscribe for Demorests as a gift to their daughters Derco- rests is the great S American acthoii ty on Fashions For forty years it has been read in the best families of America and has done more to educate women in true love of good literature than any other magazine The special offer of these two great pictures and Three Months subscription to Demorests for 25c is made for 60 days only Write at once BIG FOUR ROUTE On November 29th and SOth the pop- Â¬ ular Big Four Route will sell tickets between ail stations within a 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sleep and my food seemed to do me no erood Now I am well and your medicine has cured me I will gladly recommend your med icine to every one wherever I go Mrs M L Shears Gun Marsh Mich CINCINNATI O 3 25 71 66 32 504 718 Mi Art Department Fifth Avenue New York FISH TACKLE SPRT1IK ir i-- Rent Top Snap Complete Double Breech Loader CQ8 HaB m CULPKRtrt ESTABLISH A HOME OF y0 Ixnd ftoap c r nklttM POWELL CLiiVFT CO 41 ATI rUrRH BlcStUVN 3yift 7H2 t 32U YOUR OWN Read The Corn Belt a handsome monthly paper beautifully illustrated containing exact and truthful informa- Â¬ tion about farm lands in the West letters from farmers and pictures of their homes barns and stock Inter- Â¬ esting and instructive Send 25 cents in postage stamps for a years sub-Â¬ scription to The Corn Belt 309 Adams St Chicago ARTEttsiMH Has a good deep color and does not strain the eves vVestern ob 4 7o 4o to 57 to 5 25 4 75 Up-to-D- ak INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK LARD 66 32 24 3 45 t 3 55 70 DcBnlls COUCH SYRUP quick sure results Refuse substitutes DrBuirtPiUscHTcBihQUintis Trialtaofofc mMBMi A H ueas in time Louflfi ANK E CURES Sett flfV WHEHE ALL ELSE FAILS 1 yrup Bold by drupeints Tastes Gooa Lss Steam Mess a 025 a 2 36tf 9 00 6 dU Cures Croup and Whooping Cough fTnpTnelled for CoTiHnmntivPH Hiva 17S8 WHKX WKIT1X6 TO ADVKTItEBI pleitae statu that yon mw tk Advertise Mut in his puycr i 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1899 MILL H Word RSBURG - Nw Notes tint relatives here Mr Jack 1 1 lu Ami About The to Doctors Hum Arthur of Shelby is visiting We have the highest regard medical profession Our preparations re not sold for the purpose of antagon izing them but rather as an aid We lay it down as an established truth that internal remedies are positively injuri ous to expectant mothers The distress and discomforts experienced during the months preceding childbirth can be al- Â¬ leviated only by external treatment by applying a liniment that softens and relaxes the over strained muscles We make and sell such a liniment com bining the ingredients in a manner muherto unknown and call it Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mrs Maode Throckmorten of Cyn- thiana is here ou a visit to relatives for the Jeff M Viinoot Son have shipped Mothers Friend We know that in thousands of cases it has proved more than a blessing to expectant mothers It overcomes morning sickness It relieves the sense of tightness Headaches cease and danger from Swollen Hard and Rising Breasts is avoided Labor itself is ihortened and shorn of most of the pain We know that many doctors recommend it and we know that multitudes f women go to the drug stores and buy it because they are sure their physicians feave no objections We ask a trial just a fair test There is no possible chance of injury being the result because Mothers Friend is scientifically compounded It is sold at i a bottle and should be used during most of the period of gestation although great relief is experienced H used only a short time before childbirth Send for our illustrated book about Mothers Friend THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ eight thoroughbred heifers to parties at lellow Springs Ohio Mis America Bntler and Mrs Albert Hawee and children are visiting rela tives in Nicholssville Dr Chas Mathers has this week ship ped to Chicago three cars of export cattle of his own raising Dogs got into Oscar Ranking sheep the other night and killed five fiue ones and crippled a number of others Addison Turner sold in Cincinnati last week for Jr B Sanford a crop of tobacco that averaged 1160 and a crop forW F Miller that averaged Â¬ Â¬ pleasure is often J as uangerous 10 life as the pur suit of the bubble reputation even at the cannons mouth Late hours the breathingof a vitiated 1he pursuit of A HANDSOME PUBLICATION i -- f2 atmosphere depleted vitality There is a feeling of languor the appetite fails sleep does not refresh life loses its interest and nervousness or hysteria may make life foods and irregular rest must result in a rich miseraoie The preservation of the healthful tone of the body depends chiefly on keep- Â¬ ing the blood pure and the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition in a condition of health When any of the above mentioned symptoms appear the timely use of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery 1115 per bhd will restore the body to a healthy equiIt purifies the blood nourishes Best mincemeat jellies and gelatin in poise nerves and restores the deranged the newest flavor Dow Spears stomach and its allied organs to a condi- Â¬ tion of sound health SCINTILLATIONS There is no alcohol whisky or other An Interesting Jumble Of News And stimulant contained in Golden Med- Â¬ Comment ical Discovery The two year old son of Mr and Mrs I was troubled with very frequent headaches accompanied by severe vomiting writes J T Christian of Lexington wan often Mary Bell Miss Summerton of San Diego Duval burned to death Tuesday night by his Co Texas Bowels were irregular and my Â¬ The Empire ot the South a 200 page book handsomely illustrated with most complete iulormation ever compiled regarding he South and its indus tries is a valuable addition to any library 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 opy will be forwarded promptly to any address upon application to W A Turk General Passenger Agent Wash ington D C with 15 cents to cover postage A u a ur tr L11IU J I1UU11UK HUM UBIllUK UUUHB the Sky pamphlets maps and otmr illustrated literature mailed free to any address by Â¬ Â¬ The Empire of the South Is Â¬ sued By the Southern Itailvvay LH Landman M Ohio D Paris Of No 503 W Ninth Saoot Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat Â¬ TUESDAY month DECEMBER 12th returning every second Tuesday in each Â¬ Â¬ 1 1 Wm H Taylor Asst Gen Pass Agt It artificially digests the food and aids Every leading physicianln Nature in strengthening and reconÂ¬ Paris Kentucky structing the exhausted digestive or-Â¬ gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation can approach It in efficiency It inÂ¬ DR stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou- Â¬ Flatulence Indigestion Heartburn Sour Stomach Nausea isville Ky Sick HeadacheGastralgiaCramps and imperfect Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky all other resultsCofDcWitt Co digestion Prepared by E Chicago W T Brooks On Monday December 181 8iM Reference t R GOLDSTEIN oct-27-jan- -l Louisville Ky Â¬ 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 produces immediate results in coughs colds cronp bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles It will prevent consumption W T Brooks Â¬ Returning once every month Eyes examined and glasets scientifically ad eepl2 ly justed Â¬ Â¬ FERRYS STOVE ASD T1S STORE HE GREAT MAJESTIC Â¬ CHAS B DICK30H DENTIST Office over the Bourbon Bank 15jytf i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ATLANTA GA t- -- alias Carrrie liarnett a rich but centric lady of Berlin Cuiiu sheps in a pile of hav in her barn in preference to living with her mother and bisters Shforty and well educated Give your cow a little cotton seed meal with her other feetf It cost bnt little and lie will give joa richer milk in return For sale by Geo VV Stuart N freight depot directly opposite L -- - Louis is suspected rf murdering 300 babies by burning and ii owning She has been indicted on thre couLts A mid- - vife at St I wouldnt be without DeWitts Witch H izel Salve for any consideration wries Thos B Rhodes Center field O Infallible for piles cuts hums and skin diseases Beware of counterfeits W T Brooks Â¬ Â¬ Admiral Dewey has transferred to his wife thd residence that was recently given to him For Sale good as new First class Will sell cheap mandolin Inqune of blood at The News You poic on office for name of owner will follow constipation Keep the liver clean by using DeWitts Little Early Risers and vou will avoid trouble They are famous little pills for consti pation and liver and oowel troubles W T Brooks nevr know what form clothing catching Are from the grate stomach and liver seemed continually out of for Often I eat While watcbing for the meteoric order four hourscould time almost nothing unI was entirely twenty at a on the lath Thos Collins shower of fit for work and my whole system run down I Bnrgiu saw a shooting star fall near was advised to try Dr Pierces Golden Medical and did so with such satisfactory rehie home Next moruiug he found the Discovery before finishing the third bottle I felt sults that spot where it fell and after digging a perfectly able to undertake the duties attending dtpth of thre feet he unearthed a public school life I most heartily advise those with large copper colored stone which was sufferinggive thisindigestion and a its attendant great medicine fair trial vils to still hot Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cleanse A paw ntrer tain p d a freight on and regulate N the L collided near Brmnfield the stomach Station fourteen miles from anville u m feJL v arts liver and r This Keslin a brakeman lost both bowels They a firetna legs and James Rlandlord produce per o leg None of the pasubntris were manent benefit and do not re act on the seriously bnrt system One is a gentle laxative The Lonisvill Election Commissioners yesterday decided to count the Louis ville vote a d cted the motion to Up at Bridgeport Conn Four Mile throw out the citys vote at late election has made applcttiou to the court to have his name changed to Frank Miller The Restaurant Glass Give me a glass of water please His father named his fiv1 sons One Twr The request was made to a waiter Three Four and Five Mile One and behind the marble top lunch counter Three have had their nams changed of a well known restaurant in the cen tral part of the city Free of Charge All right sir was the waiters reAnv adult suffering from a cold sttlnd I will just as soon as you pin ply on the breast bro icbitis throat or long your glass down trouhleb of any nature who will call at The man looked first at the empty J A Wilsons will presented with a glass he hold in his hand and then at sample bottle of Bosches German the waiter Then his choler began to Syrup free of charge Only one bottlr rise at what he considered an unwar- id veu to oue person and noue to chil ranted piece of impertinence The dren without order from parents No throat or lung remedy ever had waiter evidently saw the outbrust oi puch a sale as Bochees Grmm Syrup wrath that was coming in all parts of the civili7ed world No offense meant sir he hastily Twenty years ago millions of bottle explained You see its just this were given away und vonr drnggist will way The first thing a waiter learns tell you its success was marvelous It it and he learns it by dearly bought ex- really the onlv Throat and Lansr Remperience too is never to take a glass edy generally endorsed bv physician from another persons hand Why One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its Because if he does the chances are value Sold by dealers in all civilized oct 27 ly about even that the glass will fall and countries be smashed in the transfer This Is H Hadden Summit Ala Dr particularly true if the top of the ta- says- H think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is I ble or counter happens to be f mar- a splendid medicine I prescribe it and ble as this one Is You probably un- my confidence grows with continued derstand that when a waiter breaks use It digests what yon eat andqnick ly cures dyspepsia and indigestion W anything In a hotel or restaurant he Brooks has to pay for it and you probably now understand why It was that 1 would fill your glass as soon as you put it down so that I could pick it up my OF self Philadelphia Inquirer Â¬ Â¬ -- or invitations invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latest styles in these lines Price as low as Cincinati Louisville Philadelphia or New York tf houses Persons who want engraved cards of any description are I pVj st- - PHILIP H Office over FOLEY DENTIST Vardens drug store i Coughing Constant coughing is not only very annoying but the continuous hacking and irritation will soon attack and in- Â¬ jure the delicate lining of the throat and air passages A simple cough is bad enough but a chronic cough is really dangerous Take advice and use the celebrated Dr Bulls Cough Syrup at once and be cured Constant night Can be found at Hotel Fordham at cd i li i lilSVVJ- J - yjzp r r- wv- - - i Z i r rv j v ifi WINDOW ALL SIZES rj Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DrBuHs Cough Syrup Cures a Cough or Cold at once Doses are small aiui pleasant to take Doctor recommend it Irice 25 cts At all diuggista Paint ALL KINDS HOUSE FLOOR BUGGY ARTISTS I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For gas fittings house furnishings piuuibing metal rooting door and refrigerators etc I window screens can give the best line for the least mon Â¬ ey BENJ PERRY RAILROAD TIME CARD L KRB ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Paris Ky ft Ii From Cincinnati m Â¬ Â¬ ATTENTION FA KM ERS THOMAS STOCK MEDICINE will cure Hog Cholera The medicine can be made at home for less than five cents Money refunded at any time a pound within sixty days if not satisfactory Price of receipts l Call at Bourbon News office and get them A T FORSYTH Inn and i Paiaiiag PAPER HANGING 1058 a iu 538 p 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 743 a m 323 p m 627 p m From Richmond 50 a n 7 40 a m 3 lHp m From Mavsvlle 7 45 a m H15 p m re oneAKnjK Â¬ Â¬ ro Cincinnati 330 p m m is i am t DECORATING01 750 CA Daugherty To Richmond 1010 p m au 1U14 p m 1110 a m- - ioj W m m n To Maysvilltj 750 a in oJ5 j aa F B Carr Agent Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - t Â¬ Gastronomic Anarcny Jones Snyder of near Greenup has Ihey say the art of cooking is dying been ent to the asylum He imagines out In France Cooks and tha he is Sam Jones and has been eoni- - in this but they charge public agree each other med by the Lord to convert the with the cause m d The French public is degenerate say the cooks It no longer knows a vNTBD St veral bright and houtst good sauce from a bad one o8 to reprmt us as Managers in Quest ce que vous voulez retalitad close by counties Salary 900 ates the public The cooks may still a r and expenses Straight bona tide be artists but they are no longer no l ore no less salary Poeinon permanent Onr references any bank in cooks If you want the matter demonstrat any town It is mainly ofTUe woik con ed says a Parisian who may be con at home Reference Euclot darted ael ad dressed stamped envelope Thk sidered to represent the public look at fUcsiMON Company D pi 3 Chicago the so called culinary exhibitions given W in Paris every year These exhibitions HI do not ask the judgment of the palate Mrs P Curran aged 103 died Monday They ask the judgment of the eye in V irren county They ask you to criticise Swiss chalets made in butter and Louis XV furniture made in cake They wish to imitate the salon and they show lard sculpture sentimentally nisposed in palm bowers and canvases with foregrounds of string beans and sunsets of tomato catchup It is the last word in impres sionism if you like but it is not cook eryit is anarchy Sketch Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Bonrhon I will sell Mat Lano J heirs on as agent for J W Letton 7iK Monday December 4th 1899 1 -- Jaekstown pike 7 miles East of Paris and 4 miles from MiHersbuvg In a good state of cultivation and all in grass well fenced For further particulars or partie desiring to see the land will please address or apply to T JRHDMON Paris Ky A a m at the Court house door iu Paris Ky the following tract of land About ioo acre of laud lying on the Curt davi aboiu the hour of 1 oclock TWIN BROTHERS J SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS T Forsyth Auctr Snovid Little Pimples Turn to Cancer PUBLIC The undersigned as Special Coiu missiouer in the action of T F Bxtap Extrx vs T F Roche Jr etc Bour bon Circuit Court will on Â¬ Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL Â¬ Cancer often results from an impurity in the blood inherited from fenerations back Few people are entirely free from some taint in the blood and it is impossible to tell when it will break out in the form of dreaded Canter What has appeared to be a mere pimple or scratch has developed into the most malignant Cancer Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ miLv I had a severe Cancer which was at first a few blotches that I thought would soon pans away i wait treated by several able MisfA It physicians but in spite of their efforts the Can cer spread until my con dition became alarming After many months oi treatment and growing steadily worse I deÂ¬ It is a surprising fact says Prof is dangerous to experiment with Bonton in all parts that in mv Caneer The disease is beyond the skill of the world for he travels years I last ten f physicians 6 S S is the only cure have met more people having used is the only remedy which because it deep enough to reach Cancer which was so strongly recommended The first bottle produced an im provement I continued the medicine and in four months the last lit tie scab dropped off Ten years hare elapsed not a sign of the disease has returned JK K WILLIAMS Gillsburg Mis Â¬ cided to try S88 Kirtis That Fight Eaglci In Foula one of the Shetland islands the natives make a business of rearing skau irrlls in order to rid the Inland of the eagles that congregate there and commit many depredations The mag nificent red sandstone cliffs that skirt the northwestern coast became a fa vorite haunt of the eagles and in this inaccessible spot they increased so rapidly that they became a terror to the farmers and fishermen who dwell on this Isolated spot The skau gulls are also strong and fierce and the inveterate foe of the eagle In battle the gulls are nearly always victorious and so the inhabitants of Fbula hit upon the novel plan of feeding and caring for the skau gulls which though formidable to their feathered enemies are very peaceful and docile when brought In contact with man Â¬ Â¬ DECEMBER 4TH 1899 boUl 2 oclock p m at the court house door in Paris Ky sell publicly aBUiam of the following parcels of real eate a will b required to raise the sum 01 451384 and the costs f this action A vacant lot on Pleasant Street in tie City of Paris adioiniug the home place of the late T F Roche on the one ide and the Champ residence on the other fronting about 35 feet on Pieasani street and extending back about 114 feet 2 A vacant lot in Paris Ky lying in the rear of the Williams property 1 miMT 111 WINTER MUG u VA DRY GOODS BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection M hrJ Â¬ Â¬ now occupied by Jno Stuart bounded N railroad the Thornton by the L property and the property of Jno Davis 3 A small bouse and lot on Syca- Â¬ more street in Paris Ky fronting t here in 33 feet and extending back the same width 1D7 feet 6 inches heine the same property couveyed to T F Roche by Wm Shaw Jr dted book 69 page 10 4 August Flower ss for The Blood Swifts Specific is the only blood remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable All others contain potash and mer- nry the most dangerous of minerals Books on Cancer and blood diseases jnailed free by Swift Specific Company Georgia -- Atlanta remedy for dvpfensia deranged liver and stomach him for constipation I shop find for tourists and salesmen or for Teems The purchaser will be re persons filling Wee positions where to execute two bonds wih good headaches and general bad feelings from quired to be approved by the under Â¬ surety xist that Greens signed due in six and twplve months irregular habPAugust Flowei i3 a rand remedy It from dav of sale beariphx per cent does not injure rli system by frequent interest irom d f- e use and is ps6Hllnt for sour stomachs P 1 3IcCAKTHY Simple bottles free at and in iigpstior Special Commissioner J A vYilme Sold b dealers in all j civilized McMillan Talbott Attorneys couutr Â¬ - Greens August Flower than any other A lot fronting on Main street in Paris Ky between Sixth and Seventh streets adjoining the property of George Rassenfoes on the one side and Edith Kackley od the other extending back about 114 feet with an outlet on Seventh street used mostly as a coal yard having thereon a frame building occntii as an office and another as a itrotr Â¬ 7iK r-y-y- - oct-27-l- y 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 241899 WILLI RSBURG ft Wore to Doctors nedical profession We have the highest regard for the Niwh Notes Mr iatl red Kurs Iii And About The izing them but rather as an aid We lay it down as an established truth that internal remedies are positively injuri ous to expectant mothers The distress and discomforts experienced during the months preceding childbirth can be alleviated only by external treatment by applying a liniment that softens and re Saxes the over strained muscles We make and sell such a liniment com bining the ingredients in a manner kitherto unknown and call it Â¬ Â¬ re not sold for the purpose of antagon- Our preparations Â¬ Â¬ Mothers Friend We know that in thousands of cases ft has proved more than a blessing to expectant mothers It overcomes morning sickness It relieves the sense of tightness Headaches cease and danger from Swollen Hard and Rising Breasts is avoided Labor itself is shortened and shorn of most of the pain We know that many doctors recommend it and we know that multitudes f women go to the drug stores and buy it because they are sure their physicians Iiave no objections We ask a trial just a fair test There is no possible chance of injury being the result because Mothers Friend is scientifically compounded It is sold at i a bottle and should be used during most of the period of gestation although great relief is experienced if used only a short time before childbirth Send for our illustrated book about Mothers Friend THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jack Arthur of Shelby is visiting relatives here Mrs Maode Throckmorten of Cyn tbiana is here ou a visit to relatives Jeff M Viinoot Sou have shipped eight thoroughbred heifers to parties at Yellow Springs Ohio Mrs America Bltler and Mrs Albert Hawes and children are visiting rela tives in Nicholasville Dr Chas Mathers has this week shipped to Chicago three cars of export cattle of his own raising Dogs got into Oscar Ranking sheep the other night and killed five fiue ones and crippled a number of others Addison Turner sold in Cincinnati last week for O B Sanford a crop of tobacco that averaged 1160 and a crop forW F Miller that averaged Â¬ Â¬ pleasure is often Jp as dangerous to life as the pur suit of the bubble reputation even at the cannons mouth Late hours the breathingof a vitiated 1he pursuit of A HANDSOME PUBLICATION -- YnJVJ 3r2 The Empire of the South Is sued By the Southern Kailway J LH Â¬ Landman M s D page most piled The Empire ot rhe South atmosphere foods and irregular rest must result in a depleted vitality There is a feelingr of rich tries brary Of No 503 W Ninth Suoot Cincinnati Ohio book handsomely illustrated with Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris complete iniormatiou ever com regarding rhe South and its indus is a valuable addition to any li- TUESDAY DECEMBER 12th a 200 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon- Â¬ structing the exhausted digestive or-Â¬ gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation miserable The preservation of the healthful tone of the body depends chiefly on keep- Â¬ ing the blood pure and the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition in a condition of health When any of the above mentioned symptoms appear the timely use of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery 1115 per bhd will restore the body to a healthy equigelatin in poise It purifies the blood nourishes Best mincemeat jellies and the nerves and restores the deranged Dow newest flavor Spears stomach and its allied organs to a condition of sound health SCINTILLATIONS There is no alcohol whisky or other An Interesting Jumble Of Mews And stimulant contained in Golden Med- Â¬ Comment ical Discovery The two year old son of Mr and Mrs I was troubled with very frequent headaches accompanied by severe J T Christian of Lexiugton was often Mary Bell Summerton ofvomiting writes San Diego Duval burned to death Tuesday night bv his Miss Texas Bowels were irregular and my Co Â¬ Â¬ languor the appetite fails sleep does not refresh life loses its interest and nervousness or hysteria may make life ATLANTA GA -- isliss Carrrie Bainett a rich but e centric laciy of Berlin Cvuu sh eps in a pile of hay in her barn in preference to living with her mother and bisters Sh is forty and well educated Give your cow a little cotton seed meal witn her other feed It costs but little and he will give ou richer milk in return For sale by Geo VV Stuart directly opposite L ft N freight depot -- Louis is suspected rf murdering 300 babies by burning and frowning She has been indicted on A mid- - vife at St thre counts I wouldnt be without UeWitts Witch Hnzel Salve for any considera IJou wries Thos B Rhodes Center field O Infallible for piles cuts burnt and skin diseases Beware of counterfeits W T Brooke Â¬ Admiral Dewey has transferred to his wife the residence that was recently liven to him m good as new Will sell cheap Inqune at The News office for name of owner For Sale First class mandolin You nevr know what form of blood poicon will follow constipation Keep the liver clean by using DeWitts Little Early Risers and vou will avoid trouble They are famous little pills for consti pation and liver aud oowel troubles W T Brooks clothing catching Are from the grate While watching for the meteoric shower on the loth Thos Collins of Bnrgiu saw a shooting star fall near hie home Next morning he found the spot where it fell and after diggiug a dtpth of thrve feet he unearthed a large copper colored stone which was still hot A pas mer t ain td a freight on N collided near Brnmfield the L Station fourteen miles from Danville Chs Keslin a brakeman lost both a Bretti legs aud James Bandford Oieleg None of the U8bbngei8 Were seriously bnrt The Lonisvilh- Election Oommiasfonera vesterday decided to count the Louis villevote a d reeled the motion to throw out the citys vote at late election The Restaurant Glass Give me a glass of water please The request was made to a waiter behind the marble top lunch counter of a well known restaurant in the cen tral part of the city All right sir was the waiters reI will just as soon as you pur ply your glass down The man looked first at the empty glass he held in his hand and then at the waiter Then his choler began to rise at what he considered an unwarranted piece of impertinence The waiter evidently saw the outbrust of wrath that was coming No offense meant sir he hastily explained You see its just this way The first thing a waiter learns and he learns it by dearly bought experience too is never to take a glass from another persons hand Why Because if he does the chances are about even that the glass will fall and be smashed in the transfer This Is particularly true if the top of the table or counter happens to be f marble as this one Is You probably understand that when a waiter breaks anything in a hotel or restaurant he has to pay for it and you probably now understand why It was that I would fill your glass as soon as you put it down so that I could pick it up myPhiladelphia Inquirer self - stomach and liver seemed continually out of order Often I could eat almost nothing for twenty four hours at a time I was entirely un- Â¬ fit for work and my whole system run down I was advised to try Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and did so with such satisfactory results that before finishing the third bottle I felt perfectly able to undertake the duties attending public school life I most heartily advise those suffering with indigestion and its attendant vils to give this great medicine a fair trial Â¬ This book is issued by the Southern returning every second Tuesday in each Railway having been compiled at large month expense and it is the handsomest pub Reference Every leading physicianin Paris Kentucky lication of the kind ever gotten out py will be lorwarded promptly to any address upon application to W A Turk General Passenger Agent Wash ington D C with 15 cents to cover postage Â¬ Land of Of 544 Fourth Avenue LouHuuting and fishing books isville Ky the Sky pamphlets maps and othtr illustrated literature mailed free to any Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky address by Wm H Taylor On Monday December 18 18 00 Asst Gen Pass Agt Returning once every month Eyes exLouisville Ky amined and glasses scientifically ad sepl2 ly justed 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 produces immediate results in coughs colds croup bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles It will prevent conW T Brooks sumption Office over the Bourbon Bank 15jytf Persons who want engraved cards any description are or invitations of invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latest etvles in these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Louisville Philadelphia or New York tf houses Â¬ Â¬ Digests what you eat r DR R GOLDSTEIN can approach it in efficiency It InÂ¬ stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea Sick HeadacheGastralgi a Cramps and all other results of imperfect digestion Prepared by E C DeWitt Co Chicago W T Brooks oct-27-jan- -l Â¬ Â¬ FERRIS STOVE AND T1S i STORE Â¬ HE GREAT MAJESTIC Â¬ Â¬ CHAS B DICK30M DENTIST - n1 I essm yLjraoi j UAJtST nurz 5TL8WS a I iirs tr STtWK p C PHILIP N Office over FOLEY DENTIST Vardens drug store Si I - c V few- - jl- Rt - - - - -I f Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cleanse and regulate the stomach Constant coughing is not only very annoying but the continuous hacking soon and Up at Bridgeport Conn Four Mile juro irritation willliningattack and in of the throat the delicate has made application to the court to and air passages A simple cough is bad enough but a chronic cough is have his name changed to Frank Miller really dangerous Take advice and His father named his five sons One Twr Dr Bulls Cough Three Four and Five Mile One anl use the celebrated be cured once and Syrup at changed Three have had their nams bowels They produce per manent benefit and do not re act on the system One is a gentle laxative liver and Coughing Constant night Can be found at Hotel Fordbam at 1 1 t i WINDOW Â¬ Free of Charge Anv adult suffering from a cold settled throat or tang of any nature who will call at troubles with I A Wilsons will presented Germana sample bottle of Bosohes Svrnp free of charge Only one bottlr given to oue person and noue to chil dren without order from parents No throat or lunp remedy ever had such a sale as Boschea O rmm Syrup in ail parts of the civilized world Twenty years ago millions of bottles were given away and vonr druggist will tell yon its success was marvelous It is really the onlv Throat and Lang Rem edy generally endorsed by physicians One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its value Sold by dealers in all civilized oct 27 ly countries on the breast bro ichitis 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DrBuls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Trice 25 cts At all druggist PAINT louse and ALL SIZES furnishings uieial roofing door and refrigerators etc I window screens can give the best line for the least inon- houpe pinuibing V Majestic ranges For gas fittinrs I have a complete line of the great BENJ PEKRY RAILROAD TIMK CARD L NR R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Paris Ky ALL KINDS HOUSE FLOOR BUGGY ARTISTS From From rt ii Cures a Cough or Cold at once Â¬ ATTENTION FARMERS THOMAS STOCK MEDICINE will cure Hog Cholera The medicine can be made at home for less than five cents Money refunded at any time a pound eixty days if not satisfactory within Price of receipts 1 Call at Bourbon News office and get them A T FORSYTH Sip Painting DECORATING From From PAPER HANGING Cincinnati 1058 a vu 538 p m 1U1U p m Lexington 511 a m 743 a m 323 p m 627 p m Richmond 50f a m 740 a m- 31 p m m tf15 p m MavsvUp 7 15 okpakimkh f rmivs l Â¬ 11 i fo Cincinnati 330 p m 10J t To Lexington 7 50 a u p m 1014 p m 545 rn To Richmond 1110 a m- m in m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t Summit Ala Dr H says I think Kodol Dyspepsia Core is a splendid medicine I prescribe it and my confidence grows with continued use It digests what yon eat and qnirk ly cures dyspepsia and indigestion W H Hadden 0 A Daugherty To Maysvillt 1010 p m in 750 a in 6ib F B Carr Agent Brooke Â¬ OF r HbWr Wfct 4mrVk4 Little iPimples Turn to Cancer Gastronomic Anarcny Jones Snyder of near Greenup has Ihey say the art of cooking is dying been ent to the asylum He imagines out in France Cooks and public agree tha he is Sam Jones and has been com- - in this hut they charge each other med by the Lord to convert the with the cause d The French public is degenerate say the cooks It no longer knows a NTED Stveral bright and honest good sauce from a bad one ns to reprnent us as Managers in Quest ce que vous voulez retalit ad close by counties Salary 900 ates the public The cooks may still r and expenses Straight bona tide a no L jre no less salary Position per be artists but they are no longer manent Our references any bank in cooks If you want the matter demonstrat any town It is mainly office woik con Reference Enclose ed says a Parisian who may be con ducted at home Af addreetbd stamped envelope Thk sidered to represent the public look at Dwzsinion Company D pt 3 Chicago the so called culinary exhibitions given W in Paris every year These exhibitions HI m do not ask the judgment of the palate 2Irs P Corranaed 103 died Monday They ask the judgment of the eye in V rren county They ask you to criticise Swiss chalets made in butter and Louis XV furniture made in cake Thoy wish to imitate the salon and they show lard sculpture sentimentally disposed in palm bowers and canvases with foregrounds of string beans and sunsets of tomato catchup It is the last word in impres sionism if you like but it is not cook eryit is anarchy Sketch Â¬ Boita CeiitT Land I will sell Aii 71 heirs ou as agent for J W Letton J 71K 7LK 3 Monday I Dscsmber 4th 1899 1 Â¬ Â¬ Court day about the hour of 1 oclock a m at the Court house door in Paris Ky the following tract of land About 100 acres of laud lying on the Jackstown pike 7 miles East of Paris and 4 miles from Millersburg In a good state of cultivation and all in grass well fenced For further particulars or partie desiring to see the land will please address or apply to T JREDMON Paris Ky A TWIN ROTHERS T Forsyth Auctr Snovul SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS PUBLIC SALE Thn undersigned as Special Com missioner in the action of T F Roche Bour Extrx vs T F Roche Jr etc boii Circuit Court will on Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL Cancer often results from an impurity in the blood inherited from fenerations back Few people are entirely free from some taint in the blood and it is impossible to tell when it will break out in the form of dreaded Can cer What has appeared to be a mere pimple or scratch has developed into the most malignant Cancer Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mils a I had a severe Cancer which was at first fw Hotches that I uuu pass away i w treated hy several able thought would physicians but in spite of their efforts the Cancer spread until my con ditiou became alarming After many months ol treatment and growing steadily worse I de and stomach him for constipation I find for tonrists and salesmen or for persons filling office positions where The headaches and gennral bad feelings from Swifts Specific is the only blood irregnhir habits xist that Greens remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable August Flowei it i wrand remedy It All others contain potash and mer Â¬ does not injure III system by frequent cury the most dangerous of minerals use and is es6tnt tor sonr stomachs Books on Cancer and blood diseases and indigestion Simple bottles free at free by Swift Specific Company J A Witon iailed Georgia Sid b dealers in all y --Atlanta civilized count It is a surprising fact says Prof 1 is dangerous to experiment with Honton that in niv travels in all parts Caneer The disease is beyond the skill of the world for the last ten years I of physicians 6 S S is the only cure have met more people having used because it Is the only remedy which Greeus August Flower than any other goes deep enough to reach Cancer remedy for dvpensia deranged liver which was so strongly recommended The first bottle produced an improvement I continued the medicine and In four months the last little scab dropped off Ten years have elapsed not a sign of the disease has returned tk e WILLIAMS Gillsburg Mist Â¬ cided to try S88 Â¬ Birds That Fight Eugha In Foula one of the Shetland islands the natives make a business of rearing skau trulls In order to rid the Inland of the entries that congregate there and commit many depredations The mag nificent red sandstone cliffs that skirt the northwestern coast became a fa vorite haunt of the eagles and in this inaccessible spot they Increased so rapidly that they became a terror to the farmers and fishermen who dwell on this Isolated spot The skau gulls are also strong and fierce and the inveterate foe of the eagle In battle the gulls are nearly always victorious and so the Inhabitants of Fbula hit upon the novel plan of feeding and caring for the skau gulls which though formidable to their feathered enemies are very peaceful and docile when brought In contact with man Â¬ Â¬ DECEMBER 4TH ISM about 2 oVlock p m at the court house door in Paris Ky sell pnblicly as mam of the following parcels of real etate as will b required to raise the sum ol 45i384 and the costs of this action A vacant lot on Pleasant Street in the City of Paris adjoining the home place of the late T F Roche on the one Hide and the Champ residence on the other fronting about 35 feet on Pleasani street and extending back about 114 HOMY All WINTER CUTHG 1 DRY GOODS s Â¬ Â¬ A vacant lot in Paris Ky lying in the rear of the Williams property now occupied by J no Stuart bounded N railroad the Thornton by the L propertv and the property of Jno Davis 3 A small bouse and lot on Syca- Â¬ more street in Paris Ky fronting t hereon 33 feet and extending back the same width 197 feet 6 inches being the same property couveyed to T F Roche bv Win Shaw Jr dted book 69 page 2 10 4 A lot fronting on Main street in Paris Ky between Sixth and Seventh streets adjoining the property of George Rassenfoes on the one side and Edith Kackley od the other extending back about 114 feet with an outlet on Seventh street used mostly as a coal yard having thereon a frame building occnniMi as an office and another as a Lrtrotr Â¬ feet rr VA A BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection August Flower - 7iK WK7- 7NZ - SS 3 for Blood Terms The purchaser will te re quired to execute two bonds wuh good surety to be approved by the under Â¬ signed dne in six and twelve months from dae of sale- bearis hx per cent interest trom d- n - Â¬ shop P 1 3IcCARTHY Special Commissioner oct-27-l- McMillan Talbott Attorneys IlMPERFECT IN 0RIG1NALJ