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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899120501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 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. 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such as is in effect in various cities throughout the State in the interest of the morals of the boys and girls of Paris our future men and women Signed GENTLEMEN- - We Jt i cc3cc PUKE NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEE1 CORN OATS HAY at W t m a caHkS9 M o iv i JK3t i iKrrzzzr T rfW w-- CEMENT SAND LI3IE HARTFORD CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT DRAWING THEIR OWN CONCLUSIONS When a householder purchases our celehrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL it requires no effort on our part to re ¬ tain his trade The quality of the fuel makes him a lifelong customer That speaks volumes for its goodness An open grate fire will look cheerful THANKSGIVING TIME BOX CALF VIGI KID ENAMEL o WILLOW CALF AND p 1 GEO W STUART jj Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot a Cut this out have each adult member of younfamily to sign it and send to The Bourbon New Some Curlew Comments Below are printed some of the many 3CCCS3CCC3eC3CCC3CCC3 PATENT LEATHER scccocce In all EDISON n the latest styles all widths and sizes Remember 4 buys as good a shoe as is made L- - CO Pails Gasn SUoe Store h 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham ammmmmtttmmmmmirnmM J IN - eoiniueuts on the Curfew movement in this city The Paris Reporter eaya 4Onr wide awake and enterprising conremporHr The Bodbbon News is advocating a Carfew law for this city We desire most heartily to second the motion Something should be done to keep chil dren of tender years off the street at Will night Will the Council act they heed the almost unanimous wish of every mother and father in the citv mproye the morals of the young people if you want to decrease crime The The Danville Advocate says oraj ade for the parage of a Carfew Law in Paris is assuming large proportions A petition with hundreds of signatures is being gotten up for presentation to the City Council urging the necessity of passing a Curfew law there The The Cynthiana Democrat says Boubbon News is trying to get the sentiment of the people of Paris on the question of the Councils adopting a Cur ¬ few ordinance V ¬ ¬ has ever appeared at the Grand and re fleets great credit ijpon Manager Borland for his efforts to give the public nr-t- They repeat to you the sweet class amusements His efforts should be er- and reproduce accurately the appreciated bv the people of Paris The way to sec ore the best of attractions for bands and orchestras our opera house isfor the people to patAll price Call and see them ronize them It is very difficult for a manager to secure good attractions EacSs ¬ ARE THE BEST voices of famous singbest music of famous r bt machines in stock when the traveling managers know th t those companies which have Deen her have played to poor houses Let the re ¬ port go abroad that Paris is a good show town aud there will be no diffi culty in securing the beHt there is on the road Timely notices will be given of the advance sale aud we hope to see the house sold or aud the S R J sign out for the tirsfc time this season The prodnctioa of the dramatization of Gen Lew Wallaces famous novel Ben Hur in New York last week was witnessed by enormous crowds The critics all agree that from a scenic standpoint it is the greatest specta le ever produced on the English stage It rises above the melodrama and the piay is interpreted by an excellent cast The chariot race was successfully reproduced by two chariots each drawn by four thoroughbred horses running on treadmills and was very realistic even to the breaking of the wheel of Messalas chariot The race was the most popular feature of the play It is predicted that the play will run fo two years in NbW York ¬ ¬ ¬ Records 59 Cests W M Five DoSSas per Doz HINTON JR BRO At W M Hintoifs Jewelry Store And make out your list of Thanksgiving Eatables from this list of good thing Choice Turkeys Bulk Oysters Choice Celery HEIIkZS 4 FAMOUS HiXiT- MEAT - THE iTKICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip THE Lincoln J Carters newest successful melodrama will be the attraction Thuisday i ight at the Grand This successful author and producer has a number of companies on the ¬ Just Refore Dawn Cranberries New Prunes New Figs New Raisins TpTTorviwoftl i2 rrrrtftf f ocwxu F xa New California Reaches Macaroni My Soup and Frying Oys ers viil come direct from Baltimore Thanksgiving morning Rf OEMS 10th St Grocery Phone 173 Apple Butter Sweot Pickles Sour Pickles Grape Nuts New Hominy Dried Butler Beans tabl l pfl re 11 ineB MttS OVf V leer a 1 V SIR re 4001 itl ran YOU - A JJ N 1 M I Cmtes Kinney of Xenia O a poet and author of established reputa tion who is the father of Miss Clara Allen Kinney who has many friends in this city has just issued a new volume if poems entitled Mists of Fire The book is from the press of Rand Mc Nally te Co Chicago Col ¬ According to some people if you are at all particuar about the fit and looks of your Shoes see you know what you want they dont We lik to get hold of just such cus- ¬ tomers They appreciate shoes that fit comfortably REAC mm M I M 1 1I M I 1 1 M 1 1 M II 1 II 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 M I M I 1 1 9 F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 M I f - m Ml VI -- T - Hut Adams who was voted an automobile in New York for bing the most popular actress in America began an engagement last night at the Grand in Cinciunati preeentiug The Little Minister Maude and our new Fair styles are strict- ¬ ly up to date fihing every requirement Compare our styles and prices with those of others and we leave the conclusion to you stylishly and lastingly K DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG i Olga Nethersole the famous English new play actress will present Saphoin Cincinnati aoxt week at the GOOD BUSINESS MS 1 br Grand road producing his other plnye but none of the pieces are more thrilling or better mounted than Just Before Dawn The scene of the play is laid in Pennsylvania and the thrilling story of life in the mining districts is told by a number of senThe sational scenes and climaxes scenic and mechanical effects are some Reserved seats for thing wonderful this engagement are on sale at Bor¬ ¬ t iimiif in iiiiim mi iiiiIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiitifiiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii You should not postpone buying your Christmas presents until everything is picked over Come in and look at my stock now Have your present set aside J T Hinton good as new GOODS PIECEsale of above AND FIXTURES am offering at cost a fine line o Pending the the SUITINGS TROUSERS ETC This is your chance With a view of engaging in other business I offer a splendid chanee to party desiring to engage in business I will sell as a whole mv entire stock consisting of SHE v BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CART Improve it ¬ First class mandolin Will sell cheap Inquire at The News office for name of owner For Sale H S STOUT DOW SPEARS are not the Only firm in Paris Who sell fancy groceries country produce etc but Some of their best bargains are Pleasing hundreds of patrons Every bit of their stoclfis Always fresh and wholesome Ring thend up when you want Something food to eat ¬ lands r Judge Purnelis Sentences In Judge Purnelis court Saturdav Saufor4 Fisher Joolored was fined and costs for failing to support his child dren aud Henry Thomas was fined the same on a similar charge Thomas Powell was fined 25 and cost and ent to jail for ten days for carrying concealed weapons H00SIER DRILLS Farm Maskrj of Every Me r j Farming Simplies J SIMS WILSON HDD iMIUUUUUUUUl Manager Borland has booked for the Grand on Tuesdav Dec 19 the celebrated Stroh Opera Co presenting the bright and tuneful opera Nadgy which was the most nrouounced of all the New York Casino successes The cast contains the nnmes of such celebrated artists as Miss Laura Denio the prima donna soubrette Mr Fred Frear who is well known throughout the South and is a universal favorite Mr Adolph Meyer the baritone Mr Fred Palmer an actor and singer of reconized ability Miss May Gooche the prima ¬ ¬ it Ml no ifrt anrt ind- rris Hawkins was fined breach of the peace M 10 a costs 30 - will tot Ult One Minute Cough Cure isthebfst remedy I ever used for coughs and cods It is uuequaled for whooping cough Children all like it writes H N o 5J donna soprano Miss Josephine Knight the prima donna contralto Mr Wm H Raymond the tenr Mr Leco M XnlS Pnluehnlr ia thw Tnnsipal director will be one of the best attractions th it Williams Gentryville Ind Never It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate repnlts Cum couehs colds hoarseness cbr p penn mouia bronchitis and nil throat anc lung trouble Its early use preveyJ W T consumption oky fails EOW SPgAfiS IN St IMPERFECT ORIGINAL THE fiOUKBOAi NEWS PAK1S KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 5 1899 INSULAR POLICY The Annual Report of Secretary Root Deals With the Question High Tribute Paid lo the Courage of Our Troops la the Face of Great Hard ships he situation is Much Improved in Cuba ¬ MARITIME CANAL iecretary Hitchcock- Makes Public an Ad ¬ vanced Report of the X caragua Com ¬ pany Stock Heine Subscribed - AMERICAN NAVY MODDER RIVER CASUALTIES THE CONGRESS Contest Over the Admission of Repre-sentative-El- SECRETARY WILSON Be Summarizes an Immense Amout ol Valuable Work Done by the Agri cultural Department ¬ -- Details of the Killed and Wounded of Gen 3IethuenN Joroe are LeaUin Ou The Lo s Frightful Iage Washington Dec 2 Dealing as it does with large questions of insular policyi of army re organization of the future of Cuba and of the campaign in the Philippines the first annual re- ¬ port of Secretary Root just raade public is of exceptional interest The report begins with the recital of the policy followed in re organizing the army in accordance with the necessities arising from the discharge of the state volunteers and of the men enlisted for the Spanish American war and gives statistics of the past and present strength of the organization covering in that respect matters dealt with in the reports of the major general com manding and of the adjutant general It is stated that at present all of tho new regiments of volunteers are in the Philippines or on their way there The operations in those islands are next taken up and the report again points out that the outbreak of last February was provoked by the insur gents themselves and was from our standpoint unavoidable Frequent reference is made to the re port Gen of Otis to show the magnitude of the task set for him with the inadequate forces at his command when the outbreak came and a high tribute is paid to the cour- of the troops who in the face of hardships voluntarily consented to forego an immediate return to their homes upon the expiration of their terms of service The history of the operations of the past season is recounted and the sec retary outlines the plan of the present campaign which began in October This involved the movement of three One was to proceed separate forces op the Rio Grande along the north eastern borders of the plains and strike across to the Gulf of Lingayen Another was to land on the gulf shores by transports and proceed along the coast road to unite with the first force A third column was to strike straight along the r aiipoad to Dagupan The secretary says these movements were executed with energy rapidity and success notwithstanding deluges oi rain It is said that wherever the per-manent occupation of our troops has f extended in t e Philippines civil law Jthas been put in operation courts have r been established and education intro-duced until at present in Manila there are now better facilities for primary education than ever before A chapter tells of what has been done in Cuba by the army during the past year Order has been maintained social distress has been alleviated san ¬ itation has been instituted and in all respects satisfactory progress has been made and the part played by our troops now is but the restraining in- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - I fbeen to the cultivation of their lands though the complete restoration of the sugar industry has been seriously hampered by the lack of capital As order has been restored the force has been re ¬ duced and orders have recently been given for the withdrawal of eight companies of infantry and eight troops oi Rico the In Porto cavalry devoted to ad year has been and improving the ministering civil government of the island and instructing the people in the rudiments of self government at every step in conference with the leading citizens This work has been retarded by the unfor- tunate industrial conuinous uwiujj lack of markets for the island products and to the distress caused by the great Nevertheless much has hurricane done to correct abuses the courts been reorganized the writ of corpus has been restored and ¬ ¬ The re ¬ fluence of their presence vival of industry has been slow but has also made gratifying progress and the reconcentradoes have returned ¬ w e have been made for the census Hooth Tucker in the South Chattanooga Tenn Dec 2 Com 4nander Booth Tucker of the Salva ¬ tion army passed through this city Friday night en route direct to New Orleans After which he will go to Mo bile Montgomery Nashville and At Janta for the purpose of inaugurating his plan of mission work among the southern Negroes Murder la a iJorinitory Doc 1 William Kankakek III Wiley colored a patient in the Kan- ¬ kakee hospital was found in bed in ¬ the dormitory Friday morning stabbed to the heart There was no sign of a struggle Fifteen other patients sleep in the dormitory It is believed one of them did the murder Annual Report of Secretary Long a Document of Unusual Interest Washington Dec 2 Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock in his annual report makes public an advance re He Recommends Three Armored Cruisers port of the Maritime Canal Co of of 13000 Tons Twelve Gunboats Nicaragua dated December 4 next of 900 Tons and Three Protect ¬ setting forth that since the organiza ed Cruisers of 8000 Tons tion of the compan 10 145 shares oJ the capital stock have been subscribed Washington Dec 4 The annual re- ¬ for at par amounting in the aggre ¬ port of the secretary of the navy just f which gate to the um of 1014500 made public is a document of unusual amount 100S8oO has been p iid into interest dealing not only with The the treasury in cash that there has work of the navy during the past year been paid into the treasury from and important recommendations for making future but also discussing important 15577051 other sources the total amount of cash re questions relating to the navy includ ¬ eived S11G4 60651 The company has ing the authorization of 18 new wai paid for property work and labor ships of the imperative need done and materials furnished in the special legislation in the early execution of work of construction of days of congress for armor of the the canal and in administration ex- best quality that can be obtained and penses the sum of 8116177270 in cash the proposition that the thanks of 31990 shares of the full paid capital congress be given to the commander-in-chie- f of the company of the par value of of the North Atlantic squad- ¬ 53199000 150000 of its first mortgage ron and to the officers and men under bonds and its obligations for 6705000 his command for the part they took in af the said first mortgage bonds It the naval operations at Santiago has also issued ISO 000 shares of its These larger items of the report capital stock of the par value of S18 receive extended attention at the 300000 in payment for concessionary hands of Secretary Long As to the rights privileges franchises etc increase of the navy he says The liabilities of the company con- ¬ The number of large swift and sist of amounts still due under the powerful armored cruisers of great concessions granted to the company coal endurance in our navy is largely of the 6705000 of bonds before men- ¬ disproportionate to the rest of the tioned the said bonds being due to the naval establishment The experience assignees of the Nicaragua Canal Con- ¬ of the last year has also shown the struction Co for work and labor done need of several smaller vessels usually and materials furnished in the execu- ¬ classed as gunboats It is therefore tion of the work of constructing the recommended that congress be re- ¬ inter oceanic canal and of cash lia quired to authorize the construction bilities outstanding unpaid to an of the following vessels amount not exceeding 200000 First Three armored cruisers of The assets of the company consist of about 13000 tons trial displacement its unused capital stock of the 518 of a maximum draft at deep load not 500 first mortgage bonds and the 2420 to exceed 26 feet carrying the heaviest shares of capital stock received in armor and most powerful ordnance for liquidation as aforesaid the conces- ¬ vessels of their class to be so sheathed sions right privileges and franchises and to have the highest practicable which it now owns and of the plant speed and great radius of action equipments and other property in Cen ¬ Second Twelve gunboats of about tral America 900 tons trial displacement to be The congressional assertion of its sheathed and coppered right to determine the line of canal And third as recommended a year through Nicaragua and Costa Rica ago three protected cruisers of about under the concession of the company 8000 tons trial displacement carrying according to the company caused un- ¬ the most powerful ordnance for ves- ¬ certainty as to final location of the sels of this class to be sheathed and causes coppered and to have the highest and with other route of practical speed and great radius of resumption has made the im- ¬ of construction the work action possible The company incloses two The secretary adds in this communi- ¬ formal protests one dated December 2 cation that the 8000 ton protected 1898 and the other September 8 1899 cruisers are considered better adapted to Secretary Hay against the agree- ¬ to the present needs of the navy than ment by the Nicaraguan government the 16000 ton ships required last year for another canad concession in viola ¬ He also asks that if satisfactory bids tion of the rights not only of the com ¬ can not be obtained for the new ships pany but of the United States and authority be given to build them at Costa Rica the United States navy yards The report estimates the irrigable Concerning more war ships the sec- ¬ area of the arid region of the United retary says Stales at 74000000 acres capable of The most important question per-¬ comfortably supporting under a prop- ¬ taining to naval construction at the er irrigation system 50000000 people present time and one that demands Reasonable expenditures both by the prompt attention is that of the armor federal and state governments looking for vessels now building and for others to a well defined irrigation system are authorized but not yet contracted for urged on account of the provision in the act Nearly 50 proposed new forest re-¬ of March 3 1899 prohibiting the serves or additions to those already es-¬ department from contracting for tablished are under consideration The the vessels therein authorized until Dawes commission reports the time contract has been made for the armor has not yet arrived for the installa¬ therefore within 300 a ton The price tion of a territorial or state govern ¬ fixed is one for which even inferior ment in Indian territory owing main ¬ armor can not be obtained and the de¬ ly to lack of uniform land tenures partment therefore has been unable to Attention is called to the phenomenal invite proposals for the three battle¬ increase in railway traffic in the last ships and the three armored cruisers two years amounting approximately authorized by the act of March 3 1899 in increased earnings in 1899 over 1898 It is urgently recommended that in to 9000000 and the previous year to the early days of its next session con¬ 23000000 the increase being only gress enact such special legislation by limited by the lack of cars to carry joint resolution or otherwise as may products be necessary to enable the department to make contracts early in the coming CANCELLATION OF STAMPS year for 7358 tons of armor of the best In Addition to Writing Initials Stamp quality that can be obtained in this Should Bo Mutilated By Cutting country for the Maine Ohio and MisThree Parallel Iaolslons souri and that the provision of the act Washington Dec 2 The commis¬ of March 3 1899 limiting the price of ¬ sioner of internal revenue Friday is- ¬ armor to 300 per ton and the restricsued a circular amending regulations tion preventing the armored vessels ¬ as to cancellation of documentary and therein authorized from being contracted for until the armor therefor is proprietary stamps providing that In all cases where a documentary contracted for be removed Whatever may be the future action stamp of the denomination of ten cents or any larger denomination shall of congress regarding the establish be used for any tax ino posed by the ment of a government armor factory the person it can hardly affect the supply of armor act of June 13 18P using or affixing the same shall for the Maine Ohio and Missouri as it to or will under any circumstances be im- ¬ in writing addition stamping thereon with ink the initials practicable to obtain it from such a source in reasonable time to complete of his name and the date when affixed mutilate said stamp by cutting three the vessels above referred to parallel incisions lengthwise through An Orphan Asylum for Cuban Children the stamp beginning not more than New Yopk Dec 4 A movement for one fourth of an inch from one end the raising of funds for a memorial thereof and extending to within one orphan asylum for Cuban children fourth of an inch of the other end which shall bear the name of Mrs Where such stamp is cancelled by Thurston the first wife of Senator cutting or perforating in any manner John M Thurston and who died short- ¬ authorized by existing regulations as ly after a visit she made to Cuba was aforesaid the mutilation herein pro ¬ started Sunday night in the Madison vided will not be required Avenue Presbyterian church under the This provision shall take effect and auspices of the Thurston Memorial asbe in force on and after December 15 sociation ¬ London Dec 4 The war office has received the following from Gen For-stier-Walk- er Caps Town Friday Dec 1 Gen Gatacre reports no change in the sit uation Gen French has made a reconnois sance from Naauwpoort to Rosmead A ¬ Washington Dec L In his annual report Secretary Wilson of the agricultural department comments par Protracted Debate On the Financial ticularly on the successful extension Bill Prepared by the Republioans of the weather bureau service around The Election of a Speaker in Roberts ¬ 1 ¬ utii the Houje ea D rawing The troops returned to day slight Methuens flesh wound is He is remaining at Modder river for the reconstruction of the Gen bridge him with Highlanders and a cavalry corps Horse artiller- - the Canadian regiment Australian contingents and Am ¬ reinforcing ¬ three battalions of infantry moved up to the De Aar and Belmont line As surmised the British dead and wounded at the hard fought battle of Modder river number hundreds Up to two oclock Saturday afternoon onljT the bare total 438 of which number 73 were killed had been given out The revised list of Modder river casualties non commissioned officers and ¬ 9th lan1 wounded engineers 2 wounded cers artillery 3 killed 25 wounded 2d Cold streams 10 killed 56 wounded 3d grenadiers 9 killed 38 wounded 4 missing Scots guards 10 killed 37 wounded 1 missing Northumberland fusiliers 11 killed 31 wounded 1st Northumberlands 3 wounded 2d Yorkshire 9 killed 44 wounded 1st ¬ ¬ men is divided as follows Washington Dec 4 The opening week of the session in the house promises to be crowded with stirring events There is always a great deal of glamour on account of the new congress which is a social as well as a political event The galleries are always crowded and there is intense interest in the election of the speaker the swearing in of members at the bar of the house the reading of the presidents message the biennial seat drawing the intro ducing of bills and resolutions into the legislative hopper and the general clearing of desks for action later on But as the committees are not appointed until just before the holiday recess no actual business is transacted usually until after the recess This year it will be different At the very threshold of the session will come the contest over the admission of Represe¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Carribean sea giving timely storm warnings to the vessels of the navy and merchant marine The divisions of entomology has done valuable work this year in show ¬ ing fruit growers on the Pacific coast the proper method of fertilizing Smyrna figs It is believed that in a few years the Pacific coast will be able to produce as fine figs as are now im- ¬ ported from t e Mediterranean The department has gathered much information regarding the plants vhich supply India rubber and gutta percha and expects during the coming year to locate in our island possessions zones suitable for the culture of these plants The United States now im- ¬ ports about 30 000 000 worth of rub ¬ ber annually and it is thought that a large portion of this supply can be raised in our new island possessions The same is true of Egyptian cotton of which we import 5000000 worth annually while he thinks that 200 000000 A OUK VR re SO North Lancashire 3 killed 14 wounded Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 15 ¬ ¬ killed 95 wounded 2 missing 1st Coldstreams 20 wounded South African Reserve 1 wounded medical corps 1 wounded Washington Dec 4 The president has designated Adelbert F Hay to proceed at once to South Africa as representative of the state depart ¬ ment and take the place of Mr Ma crum the present United States consul at Pretoria The state department has yielded to Mr Macrums repeated appeals to be relieved and he will not await the arrival of Mr Hay before quitting his post Mr Hay is the son te ¬ of the secretary of state THE BAYOMBONG CAPTURE Gen Conon Surrendered 800 Officer and Ale it With Kflrs and Several Amer ican and punish Prisoners Dec 3 ¬ rendered Manila Gen Conon sur- ¬ and men with rifles several American and 70 Spanish prisoners and the garrison at Bapom bong province of Nueva Vizcaya to Lieut Monroe with 50 men of the 4th cavalry The capture of Ba3ambong was a successful bluff Lieut Monroe tapped the rebel wire telegraphed to Conon was advanche that ing with a large force and demanded his surrender After negotiations Conon consented to ca- ¬ pitulate to a superior force where- ¬ upon Lieut Monroe telegraphed that he would enter the town with a small guard and receive the garrisons surrender He captured the whole Filipino force and secured their arms the rebels supposing that Munroe had an army behind him Washington Dec 2 Considerable interest is felt here in the news that the insurgents at Bayombong have surrendered particularly as the num- ¬ ber is said to exceed that captured by the United States troops at any one time Bayombong is the city to which Aguinaldo at one time contemplated retreating for the purpose of locating the rebel capital after he was forced to flee from Tarlac but the American troops pressed him so hard that he was unable to carry out his intention 800 officers ¬ ¬ Roberts of Utah and later in the week the house will plunge into an important and possibly a protracted debate upon the financial bill which was prepared by the re- ¬ publican leaders last spring at Atlan- ¬ tic City The Roberts case has attracted the attention of the whole country The republican leaders have adopt ¬ ed a plan of proceedure which is de ¬ signed to prevent Mr Roberts from tak ¬ ing the oath of office until after the charges in connection with his alleged polygamous practices have been inves ¬ Mr tigated by a special committee Taylor of Ohio will make the objec tion to the administration of the oath to Mr Roberts and will offer a resolu ¬ tion of his case to a special committee The announcement of Vice President Hobarts death will be made probably immediately after the Roberts case is disposed of and the house will adjourn out of respect to his memory The draiving of seats and the read ¬ ing of the presidents message will oc- ¬ cupy Tuesday Tuesday night the re-¬ publicans will caucus on the financial bill It is the intention of the repub-¬ lican leaders to make this a caucus measure and proceed to pass it recess The before the holiday caucus will decide if the present intention is followed not to ntative-elect ¬ ¬ worth of tropical products which we now import each year can all be raised in P rto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines Much work has been done in the hybridizing of grains to secure varie- ¬ ties which will resist drought rust and cold The same methods are be ¬ ing used to produce hardy orange trees and sea island cotton which will be immune to the fungus disease now attacking that staple Irrigation work in the west has been carried on and much alkali land has been reclaimed The secretarys rec ¬ ommendations in this line include ir¬ rigation experiments in the east and He south outside of the arid region thinks that congressidnal action also may be necessary in the west on the subject of water right and reservoir The experiment station work of the department has been extended to Alas¬ ka and should be extended to Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines so that they may be enabled to supply the sites wait for the appointment of the committees on banking and currency but to bring the bill into the house forthwith probably under a special order from the committee on rules ¬ ¬ Jlgr Chappelle in San Francisco Cripple Creek Gold Report For November Another Trust Forming Cripple Creek Col Dec 2 The to San Francisco Dec 4 Monsignor Pittsburgh Pa Dec 2 An attempt is being made to consolidate all tal gold production of the Cripple Chappelle archbishop of New Orleans enamelling manufac- - Creek district in November was 82515 and apostolic delegate to Cuba Porto Wi of the iron and 500 an increase of more than 25 pet Bico and the Philippines arrived here turing companies wi m- ing belt known as the middle west cent over the largest previous monthly Sunday en route to Manila where he goes to arrange church affairs to con ¬ which reached from the Allegheny record form with the change of government mountains to the Mississippi river It Business Portion of Town Destroyed is proposed to effect a consolidation of fl Cae Charles VaADee 2 The en- in the Philippines the leading companies that raaice tire business portioi of Otancoceke amoan Treaty Mgrned Th enamelled ware such as bath tuos Acomac county Va was destroyed by Washington Dec 4 The treaty for laundry ana fire v ash stands and general at an early hjuf Jjida morning the partition of the Samoan islands rj th room equipments and then buy The loss is estimated at 100000 miti waSvsigneJqt the state department at he capital le Jt- the smaller concerns 250GQ insurance Xurday afternoon 320 ocra evt te j ¬ -- ¬ - J- - Ui i about- SloGno7lyO - w --- The debate may begin on Wednesday While the session promises to be upon the whole a busy one in the senate the first week will be marked by considerable lethargy Indeed it would be exceptional if any actual work would be done On Monday the new senators will be sworn in but beyond this nothing will be done Ordinarily the presidents message is received on the first day of the session but its re oeipt will be postponed for a day this session out of respect to the memory of the late Vice President Hobart whose death Senator Sewall will announce Tuesday little will be done beyond the receipts of the annual message the present purpose being to adjourn ¬ immediately after the reading of the message to give the republican sena- ¬ tors an opportunity to hold a caucus over the reorganization of the committees Wednesday and Thursday will be devoted largely to the introduction of bills There probably will be no session either Friday or Saturday HOBARTS WILL Among the first bills to be intro ¬ The Bulk of Ui Estate is Left to Hi duced will be the financial measure Widow and ton Charitable Institu proposed by the republican members ¬ tions and Friends Remembered of the finance committee It will be gress will be offered Paterson N J Dec L The will of referredbytoSenator Aldrichand commitVICTIMS OF THE MAINE the whole finance the late Vice President Garret A Ho including the democratic mem bart was filed in the Passaic county tee The Remain Will Not Be Removed From surrogates office Friday The value bers the Key West Cemetery Those Bur ¬ ¬ of the estate is not given but it is unied in Havana Will Be Raised A NOVEL BOYCOTT derstood to be about 52500000 Of Washington Dec 1 The citizens the estate Mrs Jennie Hobart the An Effort Will 15e Made to Induce Renters of Key West have petitioned the navy widow receives 81000000 and one half of Pianos to Shun Products of Fac ¬ department not to remove the remains of the remainder after a number of be- ¬ tories Involved in Labor Trouble of the victims of the Maine who were quests are made and the son Garret Chicago Dec 4 A novel boycott of interred in the cemetery there They A Hobart jr inheriting the other the wares of the piano manufacturers have represented that the town pur- ¬ half when he attains his majority St Josephs hospital the general who have locked out their employes chased a fine lot in the cemetery hospital the Childrens day nursery was decided upon by the Chicago Fed- placed an iron fence around it and St Josephs orphan asylum and Pater- eration of Labor Sunday The plan is erected an expensive monument which son orphan asylum all of Paterson to induce the renters of pianos to shun is to be dedicated this winter All this was done under an implicit the product of the factories involved receive 55000 each understanding that the remains were Hobart Tuttle private secretary to in the labor trouble Moreover it is reWherever the tabooed instruments not to be removed Gov Voorhees and a brother-in-laof the vice president receives 20 000 A are found on rent the users are to be ported that only two of the bodies The department asked by a committee of the federation could be identified A Wilcox a close friend of Mr Ho them to the warerooms therefore will not undertake to re to return bart receives 810000 Those bvrried at David Hobart a brother of the late where they were obtained and to re- move these bodies vice president receives 320000 and to place them at once with instruments Havana however about 160 in num- ¬ each of his children is bequeathed made in factories that have refused to ber will be brought home on the 810 000 join the lockout Texas Their Demands Refused Prominent Inventor Dead Senator Thurston and Bride Philadelphia Dee 2 About S00 1 Neb Kxw York Dec 4 Charles Potter Dec Omaha Senatoi union upholstery weavers went on jr the printing press inventor died John H Thurston and bride arrived in strike Friday closing 26 mills and at his home in Plainfield N J Satur- Omaha W ednesday to spend Thanks throwing out of employment nearly day He had been sick for some time giving t the senators residence 3000 hands engaged in various depart- ¬ with a complication of diseases Mr Many costly presents awaited them ments of the factories The strikers Potter was born in Madison county among them being a set of three mas demanded a working week of 55 hours N Y in 1S24 Early in life he went sive znd ornate silver salvers from Mrv and ten cents an hour for overtime and to Westerly E L and engaged and Mrs Howard Goulcb an increased wage scale The advance in the printing press business No Kentucky Pardon asked is a general- - increase of about Later he became associated with sevGov Hrad 25 per cent Mny of the manufactur ¬ eral printing bress companies While Frankfort Ky Dec ers had made an advance of 15 per in their emply Mr Potter made sev- ley blasted the hopes of many convict cent and Vhen the new demand was eral improvements on printing presses by refusing to issue any Than1- - lifti WWODabU pardons a - - himsplf made the refused to consider it l7 w fnr a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ United States with the tropical prc-ducts of which our importations are now 200000000 annually The third year of experimentation with hog cholera shows that from 75 to SO per cent of the hogs injected with serum are saved The secretary strongly recommends a more rigid inspection of our export dairy products to counteract the in ¬ jury that has been done to this trade by unscrupulous dealers in the past Regarding seed distribution the sec- ¬ retary says that there is no need for the department to come into compe ¬ tition with the sales of seedsmen but that there is room for valuable work in the collection and distribution of such foreign seeds and plants as are adapted to this country but would not be secured by private enterprises Tea growing experiments in South Carolina are commended and he notes that 3600 pounds of good tea were raised in the gardens at Summervillo in the past season The Turkestan alfalfa introduced by the department has been found a val ¬ uable forage plant in the northwest for resisting both cold and drought Its introduction it is said probably will add millions of dollars to the an nual hay product of the country A valuable quality of rice has been introduced from Japan It is superior to the domestic product and should it succeed in Louisiana hundreds of thousands of dollars will be added yearly to the rice growing industry The secretary asks for 10000 to prose ¬ cute a technical and scientific investi ¬ gation of native drug plants in cooperation with the Pan American con- r I 1 I I Br us or itj 0i O D D m ¬ A ¬ ¬ w ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - T H ¬ t ¬ I J ME- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER HE MADE A MISTAKE Called the Old Man a Bird Came Near Ending His Career and 5 1899 ARTHUR O LANOHAH BRECEIUfH JOHN B CASTLEMAN K0YAL INSURANCE1 OF LIVERPOOL Offers the following very reduced prices on Magazine and Newspaper subscriptions All publications are mailed post paid one year direct from the publish er to subscribers ¬ ¬ Crushed Spilkins is a college graduate The other evening he was calling on a young lady and they were talking over the results of the Saturday football games Were you a football player Mr Spilkins asked the young lady Oh yes indeed I was quite a star an my day Still There Was You No such pies as my first wife made re ¬ marked Snooper to his second as he shoveled huge pieces of the pastry into his mouth Do you look much like the first Mrs Snooper asked the second rather irrelevantly by way of reply Do I look like her Thats a queer Oh you were ¬ How can a man look like One of those fall- question ing stars I suppose a woman Spilkins went home early Detroit I dont know but I thought perFree Press haps you looked like her because be- ¬ 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the instrument With the use of the lettered fingerboard any one can learn to play without the aid of a teacher Write for free musical instrument and piano and organ catalogue Kxen thing at lowest wholesale prices Address oBli e W of beat quality steel strings and a aiuania instruction book which teaches any 9k one bow to play EXAMINE THE GITTAR at your express mH ¬ anexlsset ina s A REtil LAH800M ITAR powerful seel toned I urnished complete with nro it tne equal or any nre proof combination lock ironi and steel safe made and stoat one third tae price charged by others for the same site acd grade pay your ireini agent amp peelal fisctory price and freight charges less the 600 sent with order otherwise return it at our expenM 100 ib eomblaatlma alBre and stare aafoa saTes for 4195 1000 lba 500 lbs 1795t 70O lbs 2 60l 2oO lbs SSI 50 rery large doable oatside aad double factory Jewelry or bank Inside door safe for large business 5K inches high 2400 lbs SSSlSt 08 Inches high 8000 lba SS87a Freight averages 25 cents per 100 lbs for 500 miles i for lOOO miles 40 cents Yt IUK Ar B er- -k di s S S IjO M s Kj BUU iikMii i sh is vurr S vm n v v Yoaean examiat your freight depot and if youl 50O return and we willhe bosue your SOO lb 6 Di lock ll9i eT ¬ SEARS t UAii j li Kilt CO IKIt Chicago ROEBUCK ¬ ¬ liuiiiAAL BtLl for the cure fCUKIlLENCY I orpulent peopla - For 01 150 1150 i ANTI FAT BEL who wear the Browns Abdomi we furnish the celebrated BROWNS AD NEWHAMS MACHINE SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St Tif My agency insures against fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ prompt paying companiliable esnon-union Te Blue Grass LAWS HHles CARDES Offer Everything For ORClliuD AM youwtll arjDreciate can afford to be without this belt Cut this Ad oat and send to us with SI SO and 10 centa extra for postage state height welgbtageand number inches around t he Dody largest part and we will send thebeltto you by mail postpaid with the understand ing thatlf it is not perfectly satisfactory and equal to belts that retail at S 00 and upwards you can rerun It at our expense Write for free Belt and Trass tatalofna Knpture or Im bellcal Hernia t yon get a comfort and ease of aetUa Mo corpulent per nal Beit run no risk of Sarel SEARS ROEBUCK CO CHICAGO1 Detroit Free Press i crot Her Point of View He That tall young man dancing with Miss Dashing was originally in tenotd for the church I understand teeth in a month ap- ¬ She Indeed Judging from his How did fy come out pearand I could easily imagine that Oh it was a draw he had been cut ont for the steeple Bulletin Chicago OailjNewa Ainslees Where a Poll Chanted Those two dentists have had a con- ¬ test to see w aich one extracted the mott Philadelphia W 0 HINTON Agent Lire imp Policies I BOUGHT FOR CASH Fall stock of Frait and Ornamental Trees Grapes Small Frnita Asparagus Shrnbs and everything kept In snch au stablisbsient We employ no agents Descriptive Catalogue on application ta H F HILLENMEYEK Laxiugtou Ky isrct-e-Sm JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory promptly answered Your work oncited Priot reaaouahU HS STOUT taris Ky Thone 27L i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 5 1899 izens E E Mitchell a promiuent citizen of Richmond junior member of the firm of D EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Mitchell merchant tailors Corrington Mr Saturday died in Richmond CHAMP Editors and Owner Mitchell was formerly a resident of Paiia fHAMP i having worked with Mr S E Tipton from 1881 to 1885 Mr Mitchell was a Lke all becks Money Orders etc most estimable citizen member of the Ito the order of Champ Bro Chriaiiau Oharch choir a prominent Mason being Past Eminent Commander ADVERTISING RATES Commandery No 19 and lys one dol r per inch for first inser of Richmond llf rnihpicli msertiou thereafter Past Master of Richmond Lodge No 25 tor reading unttoea tfii cents per line F A M lertion L uism oacK type ivreuiy hr Hii mi insertion ions of lMies count as full lines when k nt line rutes Excursion Kates To Frankfort ries cards of thanks calls on canai isolu lions of respect and matter of a On account of the inauguration of tnr tri crilw nrr linP la I rates given for large advertisement Governor the Frankfort Cincinnati my cards Railway will sell tickets from Paris to Frankfort and return on December 10th EMOCRAT1C TICKET and lltb good returning on the 12th at 120 -- one fare for the round trip Uentli Year Established 1881 i Illllll HEWS OBITUAftT Funeral Anuounceineats of Ueceased Cit ¬ FRANK JUST A HINT Name on every piece CO af Leaders In Style and Fasin SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT WILL OFFER ALL FOR CHRISTMAS WE Ladies Separate Skirts Ladies FOR CONGRESS JUNE Ion u GA LE of Owen County W John K Allens Speech John R Allen of Lexington e a stirring speech yesterday after - and have it off your mind Clarke Kenney have a fine line of perfumes pocket books gold pens mirrors combs and brushes album etc Select your holiday presents early Tailor Suits Reduced Prices I At Great 1 h enthusiastic applause being h paid a graceful tribute to the man 10 defeated him for the nomination id pledged hie heartiest support Mr Allen was congratulated by a imber of citizens after the speaking at the court house in this city in N will sell tickets from Tm I interest of Hon June Gayle of to Frankfort at one fare 1 20 for pn county Democratic candidate for Pari Monday aud Tues fgress from this District Mr Allen the round trip next and 13th on ac-¬ a leading contestant for the nom- - d y December llth of the inauguration of Governor pon in the convention which nomi- - count Round trip ticket to Memphis at one led Mr Gavle plus 2 membHrsbip fee on Lr Allen was introduced by Thos ftre Educational Mjocp Jr and apok for about one account of the Southern 26th lur His speech was well received Association December 23th and final limit January 8th very L N Reduced Rates m aVin We Guarantee a All Garments Altere against fire wind and storm hest old reliable prompt paying companies non- My agency insures W Without Extra Cost union o tiiMOis Agent The Final Count Begun nt election Judge Pryor anuounced the counties would be taken up in br and those in which there was any test would be laid aside for future I Breckinridge When sideratiou y was reached it developed that srlificatea made out by the county lissionera nsed the wrong initials nem 60 iBreckiuri g aud Coulter precedent was established on this It by both sides agreeing that they The crowd in the it as intended rehouse was n dense that the Coru- nrt coQld hardly make their way rh It There Is a large crowd in fort but mo trouble is anticipated issrs Pryor Ellis and Povntz com- - of goods g the State Board of Election Com- lioners met at Frankfort yesterday My Mountain Ash uellico is by far began the canvass of the vote of the the best smi caunel ever mined I am Dont bay trash for Christmas pres ents Buy something ueef ul and orni mental J T Hinton has only this claes ¬ L0WNEYScKE 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 N freight depot recti opposite L GEO Ni PARRIS For Ladies Misses and Children AGENT P CLOAKS AND FURS 1 wind and storm best old reliable prompt paying companies-no- n union W O HINTON Agent Shelled corn and oats for sale by the wagon or car load can My agency insures against tire Geo W Stcakt Frank 404 MAIN Go PARIS KY Buhnhams Clam Chowder w 10 eta per Co Salobhis STREET Gone To See The Count Christinas presents aset through Paris Saturday morniag and their cost is very reasonable J T Hinton rout1 to Frankfort to see the official count made Several of theui remarked Thanksgiving goodies of every detii at tViMW wpm ittBt ffoia ov er to see scription can be found at Geo N Parris that Lbeil man got a far and aqur Col L Salo- Try H O Pancake Flour count One of the meu asked John Wtumi if ha could coma into the bin Co cket offica at the depot to put some The line of pictures I am showing in his pistol ew cartridge in Paris Yesterday morning three car loads of eclinaes anvthinar ever shown are un liy county men passed through Paris For Christmas presents J they Hinton T jundfor Frankfort on the same mission equaled bile they were at tho depot a Paris The Bourbon Steam Laundry remaricea over ms uuuoc iu having secured office room at ij N leanders restaurant to an L Parker James corner Fourth those mountain and Main will locate their main an that be would bet Hows never had money to pay their office at that place Phone No at rnis moment a Clay 4 All calls or bundles entrusted xpense Just onuty man came to he door and asked to them will receive prompt at- ¬ rtnisaion to atep inside and put some tention new cartridges in his gun The L N man asked the Parisian to - repeat bib remark but be an tleaetswered abut up you blankety blank VTe have fifteen hundred young fool as he saw the new loads being gun thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any slipped into the mountain mans part of the number FISHER FRETWELL New Maple Syrup in bulk 25c per Ang-l-t- f Paris Ky Co Saloshin quart Abdt fifty citizens from Knox county Thy are beautiful The number of handsome Jardiniere that I am showing will astonish you i DID YOU STOP CO THINK Hog Killing Has And you want good pure Spice if you desire first class Sausage I have the best guaranteed pure Sage Black and Cayenne Pepper Clove Allspice Cinnamon Mace Poultry Seasoning The above goods are pure and will cost you just the same as ¬ That xmas 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 rrrrrmn n iiniin rwrimnmii irminiiii SHOE BOXES Are so useful Yes and they are ornamental too ¬ ¬ Ewes For Sale cheap adulterated spices No meal is complete without a cup of Old Ken- ¬ tucky Best 15 Cent Coffee You are doubtless paying more probably double and not getting as good Money back if it dont please Tuesday Thursday and Saturda y nights and Saturday afternoon The matinea Steins ay Piano in excellent condiskate is especially for ladies and children The and the fee for admist ion and skates will tion Will sell cheap of Inquire at86tf owner office for name News be fiftetn cent ¬ The skating rink will be open on Piano for Sale PRRTHERS 431 Main Street PLDTO WATER XT 1 Come and See Them f 4 XSR s rcRi v 9 WHNTED Every Housekeeper to Try line of BRASS AND WHITE Correct Glolhes FROM Prices You French Lick Springs ENAMEL BEDS Always glad to show our line of house nishings Call and see us Htm 1 1 1 1 BurWs a mar Hast Jelly co aint afford to miss this opportunity of veous offering novelties your wants now We make every promise good guarantee every garment we sell and give you superior values Your Money Back On Demand Fashions latest styles and Every one of them a bargain Supply Cures Habitual Constipa- ¬ tion Jaundice Affections of The new Jelly Powder There is nothing now on the Kidneys and the Liver market like Catarrh of the Stom- ¬ Spleen ach Billious fur- ¬ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Headaches Gouty Disorders Etc NATURES MEDICINE For Sal by PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES I can furnish you at any time It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend- ¬ an experienced man for mantel work ed to Carriages for hire is warranted to produce a Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky Six Flavors Orange Lemon and TILINGS always on hand Raspberry Strawberry Wild NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 Calfsfoot Cherry HASTY JELLYC0N in i ii trwn ti n rrtui i in 1 1 Undertaking in all its branches Jas Fee k Son J u Saioshiii Co J T HI1NC0 V IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL THE BOURBON CiFWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 5 1899 5 tie Nineteenth Year Established mini Kit 1881 Objections to Matthew Howards Will The will of Matthew Howard was PERSONAL MENTION arranged 1 To Our Patron 1 offered for probate yesterday in the MAN Tht ic IKnuied at the Post office at Paris Ky as County Court and exceptions were filed se Oiid class mail matter by some of the heirs Judge Purnell Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At has not yet named the date for hearing The Depots lu The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 the exceptions McMillan KIse where Talbott are attorneys for the propounders and Mrs H H Hancock is quite ill mUBUVRlFTlOIS PR1CR8 Maun Ashbrook for the contestants Payable in Advance Miss Mabel Russell left yesterday Howards estate is assessed at 100 Mr 2K Six mouths Oneyeai 56695 for taxes by the County Assessor for a visit iu Cincinnati -- Mrs Junius Clay left yesterday for Make ull Checks Money Orders Etc The will is as follows payable to the order of CHAMP ft Bko a short visit in Lexington 1 Matthew Howard of Paris Ky being of sound and disposing miud do Mr Ernest Reed of New York was TUKKEYS make and publish this instrument of in the city several days last week writing as and for my last will and Mrs F B Carr and daughter ¬ All bills made with us in future will be due in thirty Gays unless otherwise COMERS ANO GOERS OBSERVED BY W Holliday Carriage Co Paris Ky Nov 11899 86tf TUCKER S Holiday Goods Now On Sale What shall I give for ChristmJiS WefanRTlRWPT thatmiaofmnlA v vjutouuuiui J on Cxive sometniDg useful Why not a nice JACKET DRESS FUR COLLARETTE UAjfJS oiJb js w A1ST TABLE CLOTH NAPKINS TOWELS KID GLOVES HOSIEftY c -- Notice to Churches Clubs Etc Societies The question arises to give entertainments u the snaring plan with a first cisss Edison Improved Phonograph Stereop ticon and the latest Moving Picture lam prepared outfit For particulars address Lock Box 319 Paris Ky I lyiDg on the Jackstown turnpike and Stoker Eli Howards heirs c and belonging to the John W Letton heirs containing about one hundred and fifto Jesse Lietton at 5005 per acre teen acres of land but reservng the Dont buy trash for Christmas pres family grave yard and also a passway entp You can make no mistake in buy from the Cynthiana and Milersburg Everything is pike to tht land described in rhe next ing from mv stock section over the Elijah Howard farm useful as well as ornamental said passway to remain as now located J T Hixton and to be for the benefit of the owner or Otsian Edwards shipped a large num owners of the land named in the next ber of logs from Cynthiana last week section which he bought in Harrison Third as to the farm of about one Wanted Good bond hand ward- hundred acres located in said County of robe Iuqnire at The News office for Bourbon on the waters of Hinkton onwed by John Stoker for life and of name of person wanting same which I own four fifths in remainder Buy something useful for holiday and the children of Martha Thornton Kenney have gold deceased the remaining fifth I hereby presents Clarke pens exquisite perfumes fine leather devise to said Martha Thorntons chilgoods cigars pipes stationery combs dren my said four fifths part thereof and brushes and other useful gifts bat if either dies without children or grand children the share of that one An Elk lodge will be instituted at Frankfort in auout ten days by District shall pass to the surviving child or Deputy Graud Exalted Ruler W B children or their descendants and if all Brock of Lexington The lodge will of said Martha Thorntons children die have thirty four charter members in without descendants then said land cluding Gov Bradley and other promi- shall revert to my estate and pass as ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We will commence to receive testament TUKKEYS Turkeys again on Nov 27th and First I direct the payment of auy Ethel spent Sunday in Richmond Miss Lucy Lowry is at home from a will continue receiving at market debts I may owe and my funeral ex Wa will frmioiif tn rrivo visit to Miss Adelaide Garner in prices until Dec 15th Turkeys again on Nov 27th and HANDKERCHIEFS The largest and most complete line ever penses Winchester C S BRENT BKO will continue receiving at market onered m tne Ca Second I devise unto Elizabeth Sand Messrs Woodfrd Clay and W R prices until Dec 15th Oysters 25 cents a quart at Geo N ford wife of J B Sandford of HeadIMPORTED CHINA WAKE All the new pieces such as Um- quarters Ky and daughter of my sieter Hukill have returned from a business Bro SBreiit ParriB brella Stands Jardiniers Chocolate Pots Plates Fern Dishes Mary my farm known as the Elijah trip to New YorK I keep my salt indoors out of the eler Koats Auctioneer A T Forsyth reports Howard farm lying in Bourbon County Mr J Quincy Ward and sister Every barrel I send out is as the sale of one hnndered acre8 ot land Come and see us before making your Christmas purchases Kentucky adjoining the farm of John Mrs E F Clay Jr were in Cincinnati weather ¬ ¬ l yesterday fresh and clean as the day it was opposite L Frank returned yesterday to college at Shelby ville after a short Miss Helen ¬ Geo W Stuart packed N freight depot visit at home Julian Frank was at home from Kentucky Millitary Institute at Lyn wood last week on a visit Mrs Emma Eastin and children returned yesterday to Newport after a Visit to relatives in this city Mr and Mrs Early Minter of Lexington have returned to Lexington after a short visit to relatives in the city Miss Annette Riddle who has been the lovely guest of her cousin Miss Ida Friend returned yesterdav to her home in Irvine Dr David Keller of Lexington a former citizen of Paris is spending a few days at Mrs Rosa Buckuers near THE GRAND NIGT ONLY Thursday December 7th ONE GDNDDNS GREAT SACRIFICE COMMENCING DECEMBER 1st v LINCOLN J CARTERS Gib- ¬ Massive Production of Hugh sons Beautiful Story CL0SING 0UT SALE Having determined to quit business we offer our entire stock at slaughter prices and continning till everything is sold out We will quote no prices but only ask you to come and see the bargains Cost of gcods iii cut no figure as everything will be sacrificed Everything in our stock is new and seasonable Jnst Before Dawn A this city Miss Nannie Roberts who has been doing btenographic work in the Auditors office returned to Frankfort yesterday after a short visit at home The Sofolla Club will give a dance at Odd Fellows Hall on Christmas night Saxtous orchestra has been engaged to ¬ Thrilling Drama of To Day Superbly Mounted and Presented by a Company of Uniform Excellence ¬ A STUPENDOUS ARRAY OF SCENIC EMBELLISHMENT nent State officials Lost On Eighth or Miin street last week a p insy brooch wich pearl setting Finder please leave at The News office It and receive liberal reward I am showing an elegan liue of ladies Have one put aside now for desks Christmas J T Hinton Smith was bated in County Court yesterday The will of W B pro- - Oil Chow Chow L Saloshin Co Salad Dressing Olives Olive Skaters should remember that the MbkJKill be open on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights and Saturday afternoon A Hayseed Skate will be a special attraction next week ¬ directed with the remain der of my property This devise to the Thornton children ia upon condition that they release all iutereit in the Elijah Howard land aad all claims thereon for purchase money T T Thornton their father shall take no interest in said lands so devised to his childien by Martha Thornton and In the event of the death of all of said children without descendants of their body the said property shall reeert to my estate as above directed Fourth I devise to Richard W Dim mitt of Cynthiana Ky my farm in Bourbon County Ky containing about eighty three acres known as the Dim mitt farm lying on Hinkston adjoining the lands of Clay Carrent or bis CunniuKham bere-in-after ¬ PRICES 25 35 50 and 75 Cents Borlands Seats go on sale Tuesday morning at Mrs Corne Watson 1o3s not want to carry over her golf hat sailors and walking hats so she will offer them at less than cost fro a now until Christmas Ladies should take a look at dec39 them December court day attracted only a small crowd to Paris yesterday There were less than a hnndered cattle offered and not all were sold Simon Wil sold seven feeders to J E Clay at a price not learned ¬ Maj W C Owens of Georgetown the nominee of the Brown Democrats and the Republicans for Congress from this District was in the city yesterday in the interest of his candidacy Ladies will find rare bargains in golf hats sailors and walking hats at Mrs Chorne Watsons during December They go at less than cost Ladies who wish these hate will find them desirable dec29 at these prices Dow Speaks have the finest line of candies in Paris Alligrettis Plows St Louis Lowneys and Peebles always fresh Circuit Court Docket Judge Cantrill will rt convene the Circuit Conrt this morning The following ¬ docket has been posted eighth day tuesday decembkb 5 Commonwealth vs W D Sledge Same vs Jonas Hedges Same vs Joe Offntt Same vs Charles Kidd Same vs Ed Mason Same vs Win Fisher Grant Byrd ve J C Elgin etc Thomas E Savage Adm vs Manbat ten Life Insurance Company NINTH DAT WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 6 Commonwealth vs J J Ashurst Sam vs Tom Williams Mrs Frank Brock vs J H Hibler k Co TENTH DAY THURSDAY DECEMBER 7 Hulda Pryor vp J B Kennedy 7 W H Clay vs Frankfort Cincin- ¬ nati Railway ELEVENTH DAY FRIDAY Commonwealth vs G tilling Co Same vs Peacock Distillig Co DECEMBER 8 G White Dis- ¬ THIRTEENTH DAY MONDAY DECEMBER 11 Commonwealth vs George William FOURTEENTH DAY TUESDAY DECEMBER 18 Commonwealth vs back - ezekiah Utter vs SIXTEENTH DAY THURSDAY DECEMBER 14 Hulda Herod etc iams etc James Will- ¬ furnish the music for the event Misses Nannie Clay and Kate Alex Therefore prepare yourselves and come to 01 r store and ander went to Lexington last week for look over the nicest line of Diamonds Watches Jewelry and a visit to friends and relatives They Novelties in the State We select our stock from the hest were popular guests at a swell geiman manufacturers in this and foreign countries and with the Friday night If you want pure white lime leave greatest care appreciating the tact that our ieople wan A pretty bevy of Hamilton College vour orders at my office on Main street goods Oui nothing hut the finest and strictly girls came down from Lexington last All orders promptly atteided to line of Toilet Goods Sterling Silver Ebony Goods Umbrellas JACOB SCHWARTZ week to speud the Thanksgiving holiday Cut Glass c are strictly select novelties and patterns that in Paris They were Miss Ollie Butler are not to be found every whore Everything marked in plain of this city who bad as her guests Miss figures Ruby Armstrong of Fraukfort and OF- Mis Josephine Moore of Texas and Miss Callie Thomas of this city who brought Misses Margaret Baird of Wheeling West Virginia Pearl Allen ot Lexington and Anna Stone of Wood I will sell to the highest bidder my Fifth I devise to Alice floeiot wife ford for a short visit at her homp residence in East Paris on of J C Hoeing in trust for the exclu Thy returutd to Hamilton yesterday sive use and benefit of herself but not morning WEDNESDAY DECEMBER th 1899 to be required to give bond as trustee the house and lot in Lexington Ky The house is a convenient cottage City Residence Sold home There is about one acre of which Ijparchased f romHoeing and wife splendid new stable good E B January has bought from Mrs ground and now occupied by them also the fencing plenty good water The place Bowen farm containing about one Duke Bowles the Roche property on cor is in good repair Are advised that our sock of At the same time and place I will sell hundred and ninety seven aares lying ner of Seventh and High stieeta now All my household and kitchen furniHarware Stoves nd Tinwirt in Bourbon Connty Ky on West side occupied by Thomas Fisher and family ture of Cynthiana and Millersburg pike ad Mr January and family will move to- is large and complete x Garden tools c day into Mrs Barclays residence on joining the Creek and Wyatt farm I buggy and harness prices are as low as anyone Saddle and bridle Said Alice Hoeing shall have no power Second street to reside until they get i splendid Jersey cow to sell except by order of court requir po8es8ion of their new home make a specialty of Terms made knowu on day of sale ing a re investment of the proceeds in Sale will begin promptly at 2 oclock Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work S eel land to be held the same way She shall Large Tax Collections p m Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the ALICE E WARE have no power to mortgage said property 29novt Sheriff G W Bowen and Deputy A T Forsyth Auctioneer Said J B Hoeing shall have no right to workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED or interest in said property either dur Sheriff W W Mitchell are making a good record in collecting the taxes this ns before contracting ing the life of Alice Hoein or after hr year They collected twenty one thous WINN death at which time it shall pass diand dollars in one day last week The rectly to her children free from his OF Winn Successors to Cook claims by way of courtesy or other total amount for the past week was about sixty thousand dollars They are right Sixth the remainder of my estate excellent officials who are popular with real and personal of every kind and de- the public at large scription I devise and bequeath to Ella D A K March Stoker I nominate and appoint her and Other Stock Crop Etc Executrix of this will and request the Miss Lucy A Miller of Third street court not to require any bond of her as is the author of a musical composisuch Great lersey and Shorthorn sale to be tion entitled The D A R March grave- dedicated to the National D A R held on the farm of Sidney P Clay near Seventh the reservation of the Hutchison station on the Bethlehem yard in section two shall include the is published by the Jemima Johnson pike ten miles from Lexington and right of iugreas and egress in passing to Chapter of this city and will doubtless ught from Paris on and from same over said farm described become very popular Miss Miller is a IWEiDAY DECEMBER 1899 in section two leading member of the local chapter Witness hand of said Matthew Howard at ten oclock a m this June 12 1895 Fine Perfumes Extracts etc Fifteen head of registered Jersey Matthew Howard cows liiifers and bulls best herd of Witness Mrs C D Cram 502 High street Jerseys in Kentucky of the Bluster W W Fokman has the agency for Royces fine per Ultimus ttt Helier and other strains Fifteen head of Shorthorn J K Ford fumes dainty and lasting in all popu rrkiwQ lififArfi and registered tVn Trmrlon hnlls of lar odors sachet powders toilet water Duke of Wblf Creek Christmas Alligrettis Peebles Plows St soaps and also Royces famous fruit ana otner trains catalogues Airdiie aay 01 Louis and Lowneys tine candies none flavoring extracts She is also agent sale There will also be sold better always fresh at Dow Spears for hair goods toilet articles etc She Yearling st ers and heifers for fettlwill be at home every Tuesday and Sat ing and Galloway cows BIRTHS urday and will aDpreciate any order 8 head of work mules Announcements of the Visit of the Stork large or small Her first order will be 15 head of si ddle harness and trotting to Paris and Virinit v sent in December 9th Your patronage stock by Scajlet Wilkes Pat Washington and other great sires In this city yesterday to Mrs Elisha is solicited It 7 ricks clover and timothy hay Nix a daughter 250 mountn and Southdown ewes and bucks Judge PurneHs Efforts The annual repou of the Kentucky 500 shocks corn Judge W M Purnell has been Railroad Commision has been filed with 250 bbls old white coru in crib 1000 tobacco sticks making commendable efforts in trvina Gov Bradley It shows the total valuaAll kinds of farming implements tion of railroad property to be to better the moral condition of the per buggies carts agons etc High Art Clothing the Best Jin the U S sons brought before him for trial He has Terms made Renown on day of sale 146403918 an increase of 368305 over at 1250 15 18 and 20 This farm of 485 acres will be rented Only twenty been jnst but severe on the wife beaters the previous assessmont Boys All Wool Knee Pants Suits and those who have publicly on day of sale if not previously miles of road was bailt during the year th9 adulterer Well improved everlasting rented Better Grades At - The fatalities ou railroads were 109 failed to provide for their children and springs and no better land in Bourbon - his work Mas shown good results I Coons Best Collars at 12 2county against 125 the preceding year G CLAY He has also shown careful judgment SIDNEY Paris Ky Mennes and Rhiuehart Newtons in the business affairs of the county that A T Forsyth Auctioneer Sne candy in box or bulk at forty have come under his direction and has Stock or farm will be cheerfull cents per pound good enough for mot saved the county many dollars bv hown anyone desiring to see them b Spears Dow anybody economical methods mei on tue place or S G Clay Pari Christmas Comes But Once a Year LIME j up-to-d- ate CITY RESIDENCE son-in-la- w ¬ ¬ LryV P BK ¬ ¬ OUR FRIENDS ¬ I THE PEOPLE bst ¬ Bulcri ¬ ¬ PUBLIC SALE LOWRY j Jerseys Shorthorns ¬ WBW ¬ mm ¬ 51 r Ivltit o L CLOTHIERS ¬ ¬ Are Offering aSpeciaE Line of ¬ Suits and Overcoats ¬ ¬ 10 ¬ ¬ 04 3ft45iid l-5- atj25 -- j mmmmm 6 DREAMS OF BOYHOOD I wish I wr9 a toy again Back on the dear old place And full of drris as 1 was then Ere lines showed in rny face THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS RY TUESDAY DECEMBER 5 1899 They had gone tp their work as tsual one morning when Clara Avery sud ¬ denly appeared on her fathers claim and said That man Bowers has just been up on the cliff I never saw him there be- ¬ fore and I thought Id tell you What was he doing asked her fa- ¬ Xow he was within rcn feat of the But theyll be sfer w wont they entrance and after a lat swift glance asked ilider fearf u 3 at the tents he hind him he dropped to They haint got no hosses hev his knees and crawled deliberately up they retorted Bowers Besides that to it they dassent leave their claims fer fear 1 1 N C FISHER Attorney- - At Law Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway ap stain t door Weat of Bourbon Newb mimm oi el TIME TABLE CAST BOUND ftOOpa V I wish I could lie once more Upon the new mown hay And have the thoughts I had before I rashly came away As something great and grand In dreams I wandered up and down Through an enchanted land Things that 1 view as common now Vvere full of wonder then And oh I wish that I somehow Could be a boy again I to dream of days when I Might earn my daily bread Kct with my calloused hands but by Seme genteel means instead I looked upon the one who toiled With honest pity then I wish my hands were hard and soiled And dreams Wijre sweet again And there was one I used to know When I was ten and she Was twenty four or five or so Who had a charm for me Such as no other ever may However sweet or fair 1 wish I were a boy to day And she could still be there How sweet the time of boyhood seems As I look back to day How pleasant were the dear old dreams hat time has swept away Ah yes Id be a careless lad Back on the farm again Bui not if father kept the gad With which he drove me then Chicago Daily News u--e- ttt I used to think o life in town ther straightening up the plain she replied After a min ute or two he went back to his digging and I heard him talking to himself All right said her father Keep your eye on him I guess we sized him up about right Well attend to him The girl returned to the cave but although she watched Bowers all day he appeared to be very intent upon his work washing away as long as he could see that night Supper was the only meal they all ate together and when it was finished the friends held a short consultation and made certain arrangements in theeave When they were completed the tired men threw themselves on their beds of bonghs and were soon asleep with the ¬ ¬ He seemed to be watching down on exception of Avery who however was stretched on his rude couch in the cave apparently in the same condition CHAPTER XIII ROBBING THE CAVE Hank Bowers had been keenly aware of what was going on about him He had worked steadily at his claim and would have considered himself a lucky dog had he not seen the men opposite him carrying their findings to the cave each night in a heavy canvas Lag of b which they had a large supp Theyre diggin ferme This was his secret consokition and apparently it satisfied him His plans bade fair to come out well if the sailor kept his word and returned This was was the only disturbing thought the fear that his associate might fail Copyright x3q3 by S S McClure him that induced him to delve with all CONTINUED his might in order that lie might have CHAPTER XII His hear1 seemed fairly to stand still gold of his own honestly if he could as he grasped an oblong lump of dirt get it no other way On- the morning of the twelfth day n the side of which his shove had left a yellow scratch As lie lifted it its he saw the others were all at their work great weight told him the truth and he before he made his way to the top of the cliff Although he knew the young Sprang erevt shouting girl would see him he did not suppose Its a nugget Its a nugget she would attach any particular imLet me see Avery s voice trembled as he held portance to the matter The sun was just showing above the out his hand horizon as he glanced sharply toward Tts heavy as lead cried Tom as he laid a lump of virgin gold weighing the distant bowlder where a mans fig nearly a pound in the old miners ure stood out in plain sight Even as he looked it disappeared extended palm than I Hes got more Its gold my lad said Avery after muttered Bowers sandhe madethought as his way 1 knew I was uahigno one glance back to his claim and worked away mistake We must take no more T must risk it cnances Let each man stake out a with feverish ener laim along this old river bed oetore to night or never He retired to his tent as usual that yone arrives We are all rich men t seemed impossible to leave at that night but not to sleep He had other e but the old miners advice was work to do As soon as he was satisfied rood and thev followed it while Hank the rest were asleep he made his way in Owers who had not been aware of cautiously to the cleft the rock which t he plain below On one shoulder heir discovery soon understood that led to he carried the results of his two weeks hey were staking out claims formally and proceeded to do likewise on his labor in the shape of a weighty bag of gold while in his hand was a rope lad Side of the ridge der which he had fashioned at his leiWhen this had been accomplished sure A rv said To fasten the last to the top of the Now we must each work on his own iaim to hold it A claim cant go idle obstructing bowlder was an easy task aided by the light of a match which 2 hours on Canadian soil without for outside Down the Jiing it Of course as long as we are could not be seen way and after some ladder he felt his lone here it doesnt matter but at any loment some one may come That trouble reached the plain where the lap over there might jump a claim if starlight made the rest of the way comdidnt work it and he would have paratively easj As he approached the rock he saw a law behind him dark figure hastening to meet him and s Tom had made the first discovery a moment later Obed Ilider stood before e was given the claim nearest the cave nd including the hole he had started - himIs saying Bowers it you mvery took the next while Taylor TarYes Rider its me an yer a brick Ox and the second mate followed in the order named and their combined Bight on time I goi here yesterday Sold the toldings reached nearly to the woods horses fqr 150 apiece and put the coin They found the gravel next the bedick rich with the precious metal and in a safe place there Got three horses What are you They were atu- - with me back here w thev worked led with perspiration and their going to do Git the hosses an foiler me said lies plastered with dirt but what Ill explain later Fed thev It was like a rand tussle Bowers hurriedly on h Nature to wrest from her her Kider obeyed and as they made their lictst treasure They ielt injured n the sun went down and they were way across the plain he asked again At the earliest day- - what his companion intended to do ed to desist All youve got ter do is ter wait t they were up and at it again and where I put yer an do as I tell yer an by day the golden store increased lo morrer youll be a rich man ree little cave this region the summer days are plied Bowers mysteriously When they reached the base of the long and darkness lasts but a hours hut it seemed to Tom that cliff he fastened the animals securely then las fani Hew They atebring- - fcjfcd ed the way into the narrow passage saying Avery on their claims Clara Hold on to my coat It isnt far t to each laborer but spent much When they came to the rope ladder he r time rear Tom assisting him in ling men sue nau umt il jjjic struck a match and whispered May here till I come an pass some taking a womans delight in watch-thin down ter yer Take it out an lis eo illusion when she was near fasten it on the boss an come back If r she had long ago read his secret while he had never uttered a word yer hear eny shootin come up an ve to her his eyes told her farbet- - gimme a hand Without waiting for Rider to reply he ihan vsords that he would not al ascended the ladder leaving the latter s remain silent in the dark passage and in no enviable Lnd she his is not a love story but we may- frame of mind Xow for the gold he muttered as re space to say that many littledain- he crept silently toward the cave found their way to the broad-shouiIt was a perfect night and the stars P young farmer which did not apoverhead gave sufficient light to enable in the bill of fare for the otners a distance he gold hunters had struck a bo- - Bowers to see objects quite away rie was ODiigeo to ime ei ta in good truth for they tounci the old river must have run over carefully over the broken ground to of solid rock which was only cov- avoid a fall but he seemed entirely at home at this sort of work avoiding w iwiTn a lew leei ui ucjjumi the bed rock had been too rolling stones as if by instinct In order to reach the cave he must lh to hold the gold and the labor Listed but in others they found pass close to the tents and as he drew bevond their wildest anticipa near them he redoubled his caution for his only hope of success lay in stealth he te the suriace oi me xuun was Nearer and nearer he crept until of the hev found little pockets filled could hear the heavy breathing coarse free gold interspersed occupants and for fully five minutes he ggets some of them as large as stood motionless every sense on tne t Tom was particualrly for alert Apparently the entire party was tius regard but they ail kept he stole dings together and agreed to asleep and with noiseless step eyes on and fixed his past the two tents e sum total evenly the opening to the cave Twice since his manner two weeks passed he had managed to peep inside fie not troubled by Bowers arrival morning Tie apparently satisfied to wash unobserved and only that Lags on Ithe other side of the ridge had seen the pile of fat canvas also no¬ the ground to the left He had ie was doing well or not they ticed that the boughs and blankets xic leans or ieinug and his daughter which aheir mind however by an unon were on Avery the opposite side slept 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Again he paused Yes they were both asleep He could hear the long drawn breathing at the Tight and plainly distinguish that of the father from his daughter Then like some huge black spider he crawled into the inky darkness and was lost to view Inch by inch he advanced guiding himself by the glimpses he had fixed in his mind of the place vntil his hand rested on the treasure The bags were heavy and he moved them with diffi culty in his recumbent position but he had come prepared Thrusting his hand into his bosom he produced a short thick thong with which he fastened two of the largest together pausing often to be certain he had not disturbed the sleepers When this was done he hung them over his neck in such a manner that they swung clear from the floor His next move was to stuff two small bacrs into his shirt Then with infinite pa tience he worked his way back to the door and through it Bis breath came hard as he reached the open air for the strain had been tremendous Detection meant almost certain death and even his iron nerve had not been proof against the situation When he had somewhat recovered he crept slowly by the tents until satisfied that all immediate danger was past Then he rose to his feet and hurried down the bed of the old brook until he reached the top of the bowlder It was the work of a moment to fasten his plunder to a rope and lower it down at the same time w hispering loud ly to his confederate Are you there Rider Yes came the answer Wrhat is all ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ some chap might jump em ly up they paused on the top of a hill commanding a view for a long distance der nobodys struck that place afore The two thieves did not draw rein until daylight When the sun was fair- Its a won- ¬ ¬ Thone 58 Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Ar Lt tulTlll vou fool hissed Lash it on one of the critters For a moment he hesitated he join his partner and make containing a particle of gold he burst escape Apparently cupidity won the day for forth in a torrent of blasphemy so ter- ¬ he began to retrace his steps toward the rible hat even Rider tumbled lest some His first success had made him retribution might instantly follow and cave more confident and he was well aware include him in its wrath Sold Took in like a tenderfoot that he had not secured half the bags raved his companion kicking one of the he had just touched Whats that Again he reached the entrance with- ¬ bags in his fury As he spoke he picked up a folded out noise and crawled to the spot where the gold was piled against the wall paper which had dropped from the bftg This time he could only stuff two or Tearing it open he read the following small bags inside his buckskin lines three shirt and grip one in his teeth We were too smart for you Re ¬ lie reached the open air safely and member that if we find you have gif Mi was ji t rising to his feet when Avery away our secret we will give an account appeared in the mouth of the cave re- of you to the Canadian police and have volver in hand shouting vou driven out of the country If vou Thieves Thieves Take that you show yourself here we will fill you full Gold -- this shape theyll sell for a tidy figger Their meal dispatched the- - once more assured themselves that no one was in sight behind them then mount- ¬ ed and headed for civilization the bags of gold strapped securely on the spare animals back and hidden from view by a blanket tied over them That night they went into camp just before dark and Bowers proceeded to unload their ill gotten gains The first bag- he removed chanced to be the one he had himself filled in his two weeks As he lifted the second he of toil a very perceptible difference in noticed the weight although the two bags were of the same size Thats d n strange he growled They couldnt hev washed their gold very clean Ashe spoke he untied the second bag and thrust his hand within then with a yell of rage and disappointment he dashed the bag to the ground and stamped upon it like an infuriated animal when Rider stood aghast fearing the man had suddenly gone mad With a bound Bowers sprang to the pack horse and seized another bag One fierce slash of his knife rent it its entire length and then Rider compre- ¬ hended Out of it dropped a mass of damp Bowers clay and gravel Hank Bowers was silent while he laid quick Should open the rest of the bags When he was good Tiis certain that his own was the only one - of the route they had traversed but there was no sign of pursuit I told yer so said Bowers triumphantly They cant chase us Lets get some grub an 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great presence of mind he stopped long enough to jerk it free from the spur above so that it fell at his feet Rider had not yet returned from his errand and Bowers felt his wa rapidly along the passage until he emerged upon the plain Running quickly to the horses where Rider was at work he cried Jump up Jump lively an lets git out o this Vamose He set the example by throwing him ¬ self on one of thehorses and seizing the bridle of the one upon which Rider had been carefullv securing the stolen gold The latter needed no second invitation and a moment later they were hurrying the beasts along the back trail as rapid- ¬ ly as the poor light and the nature of the ground would permit For fully two hours they made their way in silence except for an occasional oath from Bowers at the uneyennessof the route then apparently reassured that they had made good their escape he exclaimed This is the biggest nights work one man ever done in this ere country Rider I took long chances an I won out It 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from any druggist been a great profusion of flowers The nurse creases with the advance in studies be When I die dont plant no flowers said Everything a Disease ing least in the lowest classes and on my grave but plant a good old waterDoctor if microbes in food are hurtful melon vine and when it gets ripe you come greatest in the highest what makes me get so stout dar and dont vou eat it but jes bus it A German investigator discovered Oh my dear madam there is a flesh juice dribble on de grave and let dat good Indianapo down through de ground old this 30 years ago as the result of an ex- ¬ producing microbe you know Youths Comamination of the eyes of 1C000 students lis Journal panion his tpmtier admirably Nature he replied with a comprehenis our Bible sive gesture Then of course you have no higher critexclaimed the enlightened man icism TTo inranw VipM 1 THE EYES AT SCHOOL Hlgner Criticism ¬ ¬ up-to-da- YM issfis fCTP ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ Paul Laurence Evening Pot Dunbar in Saturday The Penniless Millionaire jj i o som By the time I had satisfied his inter est in the old colonel and others of the regiment King seemed to fee1 that he could talk to me without reserve I am said he a partner in dia mond mines at the Cape of Good Hope whither I drifted after the war Yes ¬ By Capt Musgrove Davit KT O SIR w Ire VaF an But this is an exceptional case Oh yes they are all exceptional these eases but just the same I have been left in the lurch so often that I positivelj- - decline to repeat the ex¬ I cant do it Im very sorry but it is against orders I have or had 19 I told the purser 16 because I must have some ¬ thing to buy of the stewards enough linen to last me across Now my friend I ask nothing I you have 16 Well give me that The have only told an old comrade the money was handed over truth strange as that truth may seem Boy show this man to the steerage If nothing worse than this ever hap ¬ pens to me I shant suffer only it is steward Such was the conversation I over ¬ not very amusing heard between purser and passenger It happened that I had a cabin to my- ¬ aboard an Atlantic greyhound on our self I went to the purser and paid the first day out from New York Natural- ¬ extra sum which would enable me to ly I glanced a second time at the hap- ¬ share it with King Kenshaw assured less passenger as without another word me that I was an idiot but I didnt be- ¬ he turned and walked with dignity lieve him I was convinced through and past me toward the steerage It was through of the mans honesty It was evident he had no intention of appeal ¬ with considerable difficulty though ing to the captain nor would that re- ¬ that I finally induced him to become my course have been likely to avail him guest for the voyage I found my cabin mate a most agree ¬ for every year matters of this kind are left more and more to the purser his able companion and was truly sorry superior officer being sufficiently occu- to part with him at Liverpool There I pied with the navigation of the ship bought his railway ticket to London and bade him good by All he said to me and the government of the crew The purser and I were old friends and was traveling companions indeed I was at I shall not be profuse ai thanks now on my way to his familiar T do thank you however and you may that moment little paneled and portrait lined room possibly hear from me I did hear from him nardly had I for a bit of a visit Therefore 1 felt arrived at my destination when a draft free to ask him what the row was Oh the same old game of no money came for the full amount of my ad- ¬ moment in vance and with it a note containing an came on board at the last response to a cable will pay when he urgent invitation to dine at the Voy- ¬ gets ashore and so forth Not much agers club in London on a certain Been suii too often evening and asking particularly that mans fact in I call at No 9 Hatton Garden during But Kensiiaw that spires me with great confidence He the afternoon of the appointed day When accordingly the cab put me looks like a gentleman and he bore himself like a thoroughbred Didnt down at the designated number I found myself confronted by a heavy iron grat you notice it yes but thats the dodge I ing behind which stood a man armed Yes know em Dont you waste good sym ¬ and in uniform I named my friend of pathy on that fellow The more gen the diamond mines You are right sir was the reassur ¬ tlemanly looking the greater rascals ing answer but will you kindly give generally me his name me your card aid tell WelL I A boy hurried away with it and I anyway certainly King heard door after door clank behind him Oh At length I arose and went on deck as in a prison Presently he returned It was a glorious afternoon The ship accompanied by Mr King who on see I wanted to make was bowling along at the rate of 20 ing me exclaimed knots an hour a fine breeze was blow- sure it was you Come in The iron door creaked on its hinges ing and the salt air acted like cham- ¬ and spirits and we passed on through a succession pagne upon my nerves Passing forward and over the bridge of similar barriers until we reached a I reached the forecastle deck I was snug but prisonlike office Here I saw reaily looking for King but with no strewn on a table one or two quarts of Sure rough black looking pebbles and I was definite plan regarding him wae seated on an informed that I was looking on the very enough there he anchor stock and staring ahead into shipment of rough diamonds which had been the cause of Kings sudden sailing space Stepping to his side I said here Mr Then from the safe were brought for Do you feel at home my inspection diamonds cut and unKing The man turned exclaiming with cut in quantities that I should hardly Do have imagined to exist outside of King Good heavens wide open eyes Solomons mines you know me We dined at the Voyagers royally but somehow I No I answered King nearly killed me with kindness want to Well was the reply you seem to before he would let me go and one of know my name at all events May I the purest diamonds I have ever seen ask you to explain yourself Are you now sparkles on my wifes finger as his parting acknowledgment of an unexin the steerage too I and if you wont think pected service Saturday Evening No said me impertinent I want to know why Post Philadelphia you arc Hrierands in the Cancannti King looked at me for a few seconds The Russian government has at last with a strange expression and then an- ¬ swered Ill swear Im not here for¬ adopted what promises to be an effectamusement Have you an object in ask ive measure for the suppression of the ing or are you simply gratifying idle lawless bands of robbers who have foi years past held various districts of the curiosity Some King said I 1 may be a fool Caucasus in a state of terror Mr I years ago the military authorities at and you may be n adventurer but dont believe so I came out of sincere¬ Tiflis came to the succor of the people interest I heard your brief but point by distributing- arms and nmmunitor n many instances ma ed conversation with the purser and I among them you off my mind That there chine guns wee furnished to the chief cant rrf js something peculiar in your position of mour fain villages and isolated set it evident that there is a good explana tlements in the plains For a time the tion I believe To show my good faith raiding banditti suffered severe losses T give you my card Tell me what but by organizing regular pitched bat wrong tles against the villagers and settlers tely his glance fell to the they again got the upper hand A body In ile remained thus for half a of 5500 military and mounted police deck minute or more and when he raised his all picked men has now been organized Lpreat brown honest manly eyes to for the special purpdse of exterminat ¬ Imine there was just asiispicion of mois ing the pest which is particularly prev ture in them although his only remark alent in thtf two governments of Kutais as Well Ill be hanged if I under- - and Kara Nc quarter will be shewn to Then the bngards offering resistance and and this ort of kindness a few moments hesitation ifter those taken prisoners will be tried by ivig IjunJnafalse position court martial vnd shot or raid ¬ ¬ periment But 1 will leave you my watch and rings and I assure you that I tell nothing but the truth Im not disputing your word sir but I am forbidden to take such things and I say again it cant be done I have my instructions and I shall be obliged to put you in the steerage You saj terday afternoon at 330 in the Astor house restaurant a messenger handed me a delayed cable message telling of a shipment of rough diamonds which I must meet at Hat ton Garden London without fail on the 12th The steamer was to sail at four I was alone the banks were closed and my hotel was half an hour away By the time I had made up my mind what to do and had telegraphed an order to have my traps sent on by next steamer it was twenty minutes to four I took a cab and reached the pier just five minutes before the plank was hauled in and here I am ¬ in the schools at and near Bresiau In the primary schools he found about six in every 100 children suffering from poor eyesight in the intermediate schools the number of nearsighted pupils had increased to more than ten per cent in the high schools to 25 per cent while in the university CO stu dents out of every 100 were myopic or short sighted A similar ascending scale of defective vision has been noted among school children in other countries although the proportions are not so high anywhere else as in Germany and Russia a fact explained by the excessive strain put upon the eyes in reading German and Russian characters That the prevalence of defective eye ¬ sight among children is in great part due to the overstraining of a weak organ is not open to question Unskilled laborers and others who have not been obliged to strain their eyes in early life have usually good eye sight but skilled workmen typeset ters and so on who use their eyes for close work and begin to learn their trade young are often near sighted Dr Casey A Wood of Chicago has recently drawn attention to the dan ¬ gerous strain put upon the eyes of very young children bj certain of the kin ¬ dergarten tasks but this subject is too important and too large to be com- ¬ pressed into a single article and we must consider the means of protecting the eyes in another article Youths Companion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is Deafness is by constitutional remedies caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out ¬ Deafness Cannot Be Cured use Hoxsies Croup Cure It does not con ¬ tain opium in any form and will not nauseate 50 cents A P Hoxsie Buffalo N Y ¬ When Baby Has the Cronp Kidneys Liver and Bowels ClEAnses Acts gently on the the ystem j EFFECTUALLY f lju r His Ability Seldum Fedd Dat feller Hungry Hooks is a credit to de perfession Soiled Spooner You bet He could steal de soda right out of a biscuit widout break in de crust Judge oGc OVERCOMEsJvt NiTUAl BVV HEsr f - and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases of of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J Cheney Co Toledo U ¬ CO- PERMANENTLY The Best Prescription for Chills ud Fever is a bottle of Gkoves Tastkless Chill Toxic Itis simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form Noiure no pay Prke5Uc A riBtHtfCTi THE Bad Case tNUNE MAHFO By Halls Family Pills are the best Sold by Druggists 75c when Patient Terribly Doctoi its You are troubled with insomnia I cant even sleep time to get up Puck AUfcKNIA Every baby is the sweetest baby in the To Cnrea Cold In One iay world You were once considered the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All sweetest thing in the world although you druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c may not look it now London Tit Bits So long as we have the self made man If you want a favor from your friend go there will doubtless be a call for the ready to see him on a bright day If you want to made ancestry Detroit Journal Rams do him a favor go on a dark day Horn Brown in Indianapolis News Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me many a doctors bill S F Hardv Hop¬ A lot of the conversation worked off in kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 society ought to be dumped in the garbage can Chicago Daily News Some folks say this worl is not dey home Dats why dey moves wenever house rent Does her family tree have anything to do come due Atlanta Constitution with 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nooia Ana cnurcneo convenient rlimatA free from Attrenesof both he ow DriLes ana easy terms vt ni 179 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMB1 R 5 1899 Hunting In Arkansas To Nicholaaville JmrnuL says Tht Jessamine Hnmiutf Clnb returned from their auuual trip to Arkansas much elated over their great success Aside rom de r and wild gwa6game pleo- JWDuucanJr and Juo W Simpson carried off the lanrals both killiDg bears the latter shKrting one that weighed over 3o0 pounds Wild docks wre as thick almost a- the leaves on the trees - A Wife Savss Ve have four children With the first three I suffered almost unbearable pains from J 2 to 14 hours and had to bcpUd under three the influence of chloroform I bottles of Mothers Friend before our last chiH ame which is s strong fat and 44 Crippled by A HANDSOME PUBLICATION Is The Empire of the South sued By the Southern Railway ¬ L H Jf No Landman M Ohio D Paris Rheumatism JES fjVon the Those who have Rheumatism find worse all of this is that l 503 W healthy boy doing ay housework up to within two hours of birth and suf-¬ fered but a few hard pains This lini ment is the grand est remedy ev made v W Kim ill Sr rr BrM rr ro Mothers 7 Friend 1 3 will do for every woman what it did for the Minnesota mother who writes the above let ¬ ter Not to use it during pregnancy is a mistake to be paid for in pain and suffering Mothers Friend equips the patient with a strong body and clear intellect which in tern are imparted to the child It relaxes the muscles and allows them to expand It relieves morning sickness and nervousness It r ts all the organs concerned in perfect condition for the final hour so that the actual labor is short and practically painless Dan ¬ ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether avoided and recovery is merely a matter of a few days Druggists sell Mothers Friend for a bottle The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga Send Cor our free illustrated book 1 MILLERSBURG Nw Notes Gathered In And About The ISiirc Danville Dod Best is visiting bis brother at tt home Mr John Nesbitt Mrs John James jBid two children were the guests of rel atives htre several days last week Mr John Thornton one of our clever est young men bat secured a position with Kauffman Co Main street Lex ington would be glad to have his friend call when lu the city Mrs Lizzie Champ left yesteiday for Huntington W Va where she will mke her Intare iitiie with her daub tei Mrs John Marr Borv Thursday to the wife ol George W Johusou a daughter first born Mrs Jen lie Lyle of Glennkenney wan he gustof her sunt Mrs Sandusky from Weuutsday to Saturuay Mies Bertie Caldwell of Mason is the guest of Mi M J Caldwell and family x i Lillian Lavsjn of Hamilton pent from Wednesday to Mouday Col-Ws-- ¬ ¬ ¬ L Griunan will be here again Friday and Saturday Get vour orders in be2t fore the Christmas rush Mr C L Hook of Bracken ¬ the guest of his daughter Mrs Jas A Butler for the past week Miss Patton Mrs Alex McClintock McUiutuck and Mrs b C 6tofVr ot Lpxioorton were has been to Atlanta Saturday Steve Corringtcn of Denver it the gnest ot her sister Mrs Mrs Rule 1 Howard an i other relatives last week Dr A M Wallingford and wife ot Flemiugstmrg have been guests ot Mrs J E Hull for sevrral das Thorn and John Marshall re Friday from Atlanta where they ses and report a fair market Anna Boone Hopkins of Cane has b en the guest of thfl Misses near town for several days McClintock shipped a car tyre I gnsts of Mrs C W It artificially digests the food and aids Every leading pnysiciaLln Nature in strengthening and recon ¬ Paris Kentucky structing the exhausted digestive or- ¬ gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation can approach it in efficiency It in-¬ DR R Fine leather goods rare perfumes stantly relieves and permanently cures ombs and brushes stationery koUI Capt O E Hughes the popular railroad postage Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Land or Of 544 Fourth Aveuue Lou- ¬ Hunting and fishing books peus Havaua cigrs all suitable holi- conductor of Columbia S C had an expertFlatulence Sour Stomach Nausea ence with Rheumatism which convinced him the Sky isville Ky pamphlets maps and otrur Sick Headache Gastralgia Cramps and day presents at Clarke Keuoeya that there is only one illustrated literature mailed free to any Will beat the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky all other results of imperfect digestion cure fur that painful dis Pick out yoar presents and have them ease He say I was a Prepared by E C DeWitt Co CqIcuqo address by great sufferer from muslaid aside Wm H Taylor W T Bkocks Ou Monday December 18 1899 cular Rheumatism for Asst Gen Pas Agt two years I could get u nm Returning once every month Eyes exLouisville Ky Candidate For Enrolling Clerk no permanent relief from any medicine preamined and glassts scientifically ad rEKRIVSSTOVE 11 T1SST0RE scribed by my physician Mr J Sheer Sedalia Mo saved his justed sepl2 ly The Louisville Times of Fridav print- I took about a dozen bot tles of your S S S and childs life by One Minn e Conrh Cure THE GREAT MAJESTIC ed a splendid picture of Miss Margaret now I am as well as I Doctors had given him up to die with ever was inmy life lam Ingels of this city who is a candidate lure that your medicine croup Its an infallible cure for rouge B would frr- - rrrt for Eurolling Clerk of the Kentucky cured me andtoIanv one grippe pneamonia bronchitis colds recommend it and throat and lung troubles Relieves House of Representatives Miss Ingels suffering from any blood disease W T Brocks at once announces that she will make speeches Everybody knows that Rheumatism for Mr Bryan again in 1900 is a diseased state of the blood and Office over tbe Bourbon Bank Persons who want engraved cards only a blood remedy is the only proper 6MJESTC U5jytf ffMAJESTIC f Give your cow a little cotton seed treatment but a remedy containing or invitations of any description are aggravates invited to call at The Bourbon News potash and mercury only meal with her other feed It costs but the trouble office and look at the very latest styles in little and she will give you richer milk N these Hues Pricts as low as Ciucinati in return For sale bv eo W Stuart Louisville Philadelphia or New York directly opposite L N freight depot bouses tf Dh Witts Little Earlv Risers purify being Purely Vegetable goes direct to the blood clean the liver invigorate the the very cause of the disease and a per- ¬ Office over Vardeus dmg store fvtem Famons liftlf pills for con- manent cure always results It is the Can be found it Hotel Fordham at stipation and liver trouble only blood remedy guaranteed to con- ¬ night C X W T Brooks tain no potash mercury or other dan- ¬ gerous minerals Vice President Hobart left a fortune Books mailed free by Swift Specifio rof 3000000 Company Atlanta Georgia One of the most distressing sights is I have a complete line of the great J B Clark Peoria 111 say Sm to see a child almost choking with Majestic ranges freons wanted to operate on me for piles Superintendent Wolfe of the Kansas the dreadful whooping cough Give For gas fittinps house furnishings bnt I cured them with DeWitts Wi nh Dr Bulls Cough Syrup City nblic achonla has i nd art order the child pulmonary remedy and the plumbing metal rooting door and Hazl Salve It is infallible for piles re- ¬ greatest refrigerators etc I window screens no ls and lief will come at once the coughing and skin diseases Beware of counter barring golf skirts from th jan give the best line for the least men- feits W T Brooks spells will re occur less frequently the 150 female teachers re angry and in a few days the sufferer will be Hon Campbell Cantrill of Scott son BENJ PERKY IW rbn says entirely cured No other remedy can Vt Mrs R Churchill boast of so many cures of Judge J E Cantrill has announced Paris Ky Our baby was covered with running a a candidate fir Sppakr of the Ken sor DeWitts Witfh Hazel Salve A specific for pills and cured her tucky Legislature Hon South TrimRA1LKUAU TIMK CARD Beware of worthless skin diseas ble of Frankfort is also a candidate W T Brooks counterfeits HOUSE N K K L FLOOR Hane yon seen those mounted screens ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Hon E C Million Madison countys p BUGGY J T Hinton is selling for 150 Hrst Rebnblican judge since the war From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p ARTISTS m 1010 p m Judge Cures Whooping Cough quickly Solomon Watson of Reading Pa has has been swor in succeeding From Lexington 511 a m 743 a m Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors bet 10 that he can keep a quarter in bis N B Turpi n recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists 323 p n 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m mouth for a year He has passed two Almost any young ladv would like to House and Painting FrT Hli p in 7 5 w m 815 p m months of the time have one of those dressing tables J T Vhvfariiln Hinton is showing Christmas is at F TKAIMH OtiPAHI IKIIt takes but a minute to overcome tf tickling in the throat and to stop a cough hand m u fo Cincinnati THOMAS STOCK MEDICINE will PAPER HANGING bv the use of One Minnte Cough Cure i3 p in cure Hog Cholera The medicine can Free of Charge This remedy quickly cures all forms of m i To Lexington 7 50 a m suffering from a cold settled he made at home for laa thun five enth Anv adult throat and lung troubles Harmless DECORATING 545 p m 1014 p m pleasant to taVe It prpvpnts rnnsnmn on the breast bro chit I throxt or lun h pound Money refunded at any time 4H n m To Richmond 1110 a m sixty days it not patifdactorv A factions specific for p rippe and trouble- - of any nature who will call at within ion 1016 p m J A Wilsone will be p eseuted with a He of receipts HhCall at Boukbon its after effects W T Brooks To Mrtysville 750 a m 635 p ui mu sample bottle of Boscbee s German Nkws office and ge1 F B Carr Agent a T FORSYTH John McCormick of near Clirfon Syrup free of charge Only one bottle given to one person and none to chilTIN has a hronz turkey gobbler which dren without order trom parents i five feet tall and weighs sixy riv No throat or lung remedy ever had such a sale as Boschees G tiuhu Syrup pounds in all parts of the civilbed world Miss Annie E Gunning Tyre Mich Tw nty years ago millions of bottles says I suffered a long lime from dvs were given away and your druggist will Ppsia lost flsh and became verv weak tell you itssucces8 was marvelous It is Kodol Dvsppsia Cure complatlv en red reallv the only Throat and Lnng Rem n3 It digests what von eat ar enrs edy generally endorsed by physician all formes of stomach tronble It neer One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its fails to give immediate relief in the value Sold by dealers in all civilized oct 27 ly worst cases W T Brooks countries ¬ remedies prescribed by the doctors eon tain mercury and potash which ul- timately intensify the disease by caus- ing the joints to swell and stiffen Sroducing a severe aching of the bones been curing Rheumatism for twenty years even the worst cases which seemed almost incurable most complete information ever com piled regarding he South and its iudns IrieF is a valuable addition to any library This book is issued by tbe South ru Railway having been compiled at large expense and it in the handsomest publication of the kind ever gotten out opy will be forwarded promptly to any address upon application to W A Turk General Passenger Agent Washington D C with 15 cents to cover ¬ ¬ ¬ a 200 Toe Empire ot tbe South page book baudsoiuel illustrated with Ninth ShCCl Cincinnati Windsor Hotel Will be at tbe Kodol Dyspepsia j TUESDAY Reference nonth DECEMBER 12th Cure returning every neooud Tuesday in each Digests what you eat GDLDSTEIM ¬ - ¬ ¬ oct-27-jau- -l ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DICKSON CHAS DENTIST SSSMlood PHILIP FOLEY DENTIST ¬ WHOOPING COUGH WINDOW orr ypswgsgi - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ all sizes Paint DrBulls all kinds Cough Syrup Sip ATTFNTIONFAMKKS - - 1 f C A Daugherty v ¬ 37 ii0 firm Ifs up in iks k ti -- J Surviving members of the old established over half a century E ofDUHME CO 39 Fourth St Cincinnati 0 18 Holiday and Wedding Presents When Cincinnati you are cordially invited to call and examine late arri- ¬ vals of the most exclusive patterns in in wtfais Veek W C - Owens of Georgetown Hon was in- guest of his mother and sister fcere Saturday and Sunday M Geo S Savags of Winchester gu- st of Mrs G W Bryan Sat vr nd Sunday and addressed the in Worn ins Missionary I of the Society at the M E Church Sunday - ¬ Sterling Silverware Watches Jewelry Art Novelties Diamonds Fine Stationery etc Mail orders receive prompt and careChoicest goods sent ful attention on approval to patrons everywhere Write and state your needs ¬ nigh- - guest ot her niece Mrs Sauford Allen J A Ta lor will preach Sunday atIu iiin Creek and here Sunday uight Mr Ali e Sutherland of Winchester was the gnest of Mrs W M Miller from Thursday to yesterday The Training School foot ball team beat ParM Saturday by a score of 58 to ft The towu teaai beat Maysville Xhnsday b a acoio ot 21 to 0 Miss Nora Fox of Winchester Miss Octaia Cassilv Flemingsburg Mr Pattereou ot u vinsville were guests ot Jfesse Letto i aid sHter from Thursday to yesterday Mrs KtM Richardson and daughter Am oida btvv bteu guests of Mrs Trot ter for eevrrnl da vs W M Cox hs commenced to drill on toe town well again aud is now 2oU feet and no water yet Miss 111 Laqg the guest of Lula rimes has returned toCyuthiaua Turkeys are selling at five cents here ior Eastern markets Mis Pearl and Nancy Kennev Mar guert i Wallace and Mattie Nichols of Hutchison spent from Thursday to Monday with Miss Julia Miller near town Mrs Dedie Taylor and daughter May of Midway have been guests of relatives her for sever d s Mr C W rnpcr agent for the National r a blushing Co ofj Boston win ranva tois connv for a new map It is of iv ntneky Ohio and Indiana maps pnb- most complete m of f Every family should have it Hsd fLTorn Marshall ofwvvon Ma Harrv Bush of Stanford is the Rt 37 39 E Fourth St Cincinnati 0 August Flower snrprMog fact savs Prof my travels in nil part ot the world for the lawt ten yearn I have met more people having used Greens August Flower than any other remedy for dyspHpnia derauged liver and stomach and for constipation I find for tourists and sal iainn or for erwons tilling offie- - positions whrn neadaches aud general bad feelinya from irregular habits exit thnt Greeus It August Flower is a rand remedy does not injure the HKtein bv frequent use and is excellent for sonr stomach Sample bottles free at and indigestion J A Wilson s Sold by dealers in all v civilized countries Hnton It ie a tnit in ¬ Less than a year remaius i hv to gather facts and informal on th will influence your vote for ce ic preMdent cf the United States That grievous wrongs have beer committed and grave errors allowo to exist without effort at correction evidenced by the speech writings an comments of eminent statesmen an jurists congressmen and leading mc of business professors and clergyme in every state Party affiliations have been ignore in the ontcry against thrusting aside the safeguards of our fathers and rush ing pell mell into the affairs of Europe The situation is a deplorable opc i not alarming as is also our domesti affairs dominated by gigantic Trusts The evils are not of spontaneous growth They are the result of ear of labor and expenditure of million of dollars Beginning with the displacement of American silver fo English gold the cunning of Englands diplomacy in shaping the destiny of our Republic is apparent to any ordinary observer seeking the true inwardness of events The Cincinnati Enquirer has frequently called attention to each and every move as it was transpiring and during the campaign of 1900 will present its readers with a truthful array of facts that will be extremely ¬ ¬ n H l TWIN BROTHERS SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL AID w II I I Ii I f L0TH1M DRY GOODS ¬ BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection iTr i interesting and startling No fair minded American be he Republican Democrat or of other political faith can afford at this critical Partisan time to ignore the truth prejudice with the Trusts as dictators is a far more degrading slavery than that which existed previous to the Civil War of 61 64 Trusts in the United States alone have a representative capital greater than all the gold and silver in the world These will spend many more FURNITURE1 millions of dollars to suppress truth and facts and mislead all who fcil tc look beyond their plausible decep tions Read thelEnauirer and you WALL rem the truth and will be able to PUKEFAX FURNISHINGS A victory for combat falsel cKirley Admims- Calls far AtnbuLuce Attended to Trusts and in enu me era 01 tration ii Piomptly greatest number greatest oct-27-l- G W DAVIS 71K liwvltr CARPETS PAPER ETC ¬ rTT kMr Jr f iUKIIr -- r1 NuJralkMr V r fcTiiytBKr r r r mir Wi r Jisr VtVt r y7 r V l T IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL I ay Ihone 137 Lie

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