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TIE BOOBBOjl HEWSEighteenth Year Established 1881

Published every Tuesday and Friday by

WALTER CHAMPBBUOE MILLER

and OwnersI Editors

Make all Checks Money Orders etcmayable to the order of Champ Miilkr

One step wont take you very farYouve got to keep on walking

One word wont tell folks what you areYouve got to keep on talking

One inch wont make you very tallYouye got to keep on growing

One little ad wont do it allYouve got to keep em going

ADVERT IU1JVU RATESDisplays one dollar per inch for first inser ¬

tion half rates each insertion thereafterLocals or reading notices ten cents pei

line each insertion Locals in black typetwenty cents per line each insertion

Fractions or lines count as full lines whenrunning at line rates

Obituaroh cards of thanks calls on candi ¬

dates resolutions of respect and matter of alike nature ten cents per line

Special rates given for large advertise ¬

ments and vearlv arris

The Argonaut wants to augment themilitary camps at Lexington by havingGov Bradleys Colonels ordered intocamp near that city

The Nicholas County Courier is thename of a creditable new Republicanpaper which was launched at Carlislelast week It is a seveu column folioJ Sam Thompson and Wyattlusko arethe editors

One million dollars in Vrze moneywillbe distributed among the membersof the1 17 S Navy The boys in thearmy however will have to be contented with their 13 per month Theprize money scheme should be abolished

One day the papers tell us that theSecond Kentucky is to be retained inthe service and the nest day the dis-

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say that it 4s to be musteredout One day it is ordered to changeits camp and the nest day the order iscountermanded About the only thingreal sure about the Second Kentucky isthat it is still at Chickamauga and thatitwants to quit the service as the war isrtover

A MOST EXCESSIVE OCCASION

Ah repeat sah observed DeaconJohnsing de camp meetin was a mostexcessive occasion De attendance wasJahge and full of enthusnm and -- deesahcises was puffeckly lubly YaasBah it was a most escessive occasion amost suspicious event

Deed hit wos deacon rejoinedBrother Jnckson Dar war a wholepassel of fried chicken whole stacks obpie whole heaps ob cake an de watahmillionsl Ah me deacon lets doantalk about de festible paht ob de campmeetin Hit meks mah mouth watah

De sistahs did prepahr a detectablefeast suah Brothah Jackson re-marked

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Deacon Johnsing but dediscohse ob Brothah Vinegah was afeast of de soul An

An de social crap game deacon jeson de outside was fine Yo ought terbin in it

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in craps cept occabicnally whende boys lets me use mah own dice DenI feels in mah bones that I can be excessful

Deacon inquired Brothah Jacksondoes yo think dat it would be wrong

ter have a santraree a little dance yoknow after de camp meetin ternight

I resume not Brothah Jackson ifyo all gits yo razzahs checked befo yobegins ter trip de light gymnastic

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THE BOTTBBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SPTEMBER 9 1898

i jKespectfully Dedicated To The Memory

Of The Dead

James Gartland aged 66 dud atStony Point Wednesday The remains

were interrpd at the Catholic cemetery

in this city yesterdayMrs Eudicott aged 30

Main Street formerly ofof SouthHarrison

county died yesterday morningromnins will bfi buried to da at

TheRe- -

public Church near Oddville

Alleen Soper aged sevpn died earlyWednesday morning at the home of herparents Mr and Mrs L A Soper near

Little Rock The remains were interredyestei day afternoon in the Paris ceme

tery Four girl friends ot tne aeceaseu

Lida Hopkins Florence Hopkins Ollie

Hopkins and Mary Soper acted as pall-

bearersThe former pupils of the Visitation

Academy will regret to learn of thedeath at Tacoma Wash of SisterMary DeSales who was teacher of

Languages at the academy before it was

moved from this city to Tacoma Thedeceased was a valued member of theOrder for seventeen years Before en-

tering upon a religious lifo the deceased

was known as Miss Maud Curtin beinga sister of Jeremiah Curtin translatorof Quo Vadis and other of Sieukiewitzs novels

Price Co are going to quithandling trunks not having theroom If in need of one you canbuy at actual cost

Rac eland Jersey buttersale by Newton Mitchell

GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS

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An amateur minstrel show will begiven at Winchester on the 22d

Sells Bros circus will show at Mays

ville on October 10th and Buffalo Billsbig show exhibits there on the 13th

A New York soldier lost his pocketbook containing 900 in a Louisvilletheatre the other night and found it thenext morning Hows that for luck

A bright bit of repartee was exchang ¬

ed the other day between wo promi ¬

nent churchmen of Paris The Metho ¬

dist remarked Your Presbjteiiau picnic made me sick and the Presbyter ¬

ian replied Oh no brother it wasntthe Presbyterian pic nic it was yourMethodist appetite

The Boston Lyric Opera company began a five weeks engagement in Lex ¬

ington Monday night in Chimes ofNormandy The Company which hasmade a big hit will give twenty five

cent matinees every Wednesday andSaturday The bill for the matinee to-

morrow¬

will be Bohemian Girl TheCompany may appear here later in theseason

Mr and Mrs Scott Ingliss whobeen visiting friends in Paris Mt ster¬

ling and Olympian Springs during theSummer will be members of the JuliaArthurJCompany this season Othermembers of the company are RobertMcWade Joseph Allen White Whittelsey T B Bridgeland Albert BrowneW J Thorold Lawrence Miller Her-bert

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Fortier William Herbert MarcusMoriarity J H Arnold Geo NFoster J H Logan Florence ConronEthel Knight Mollison and Marie Bing-ham

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Miss Arthurs repertoire will in ¬

clude A Lady of Quality CanailleInfidele Mercedes

The Howard Hat made inNew York in stiff and soft oneof the best hats made guaran-teed

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in quality style and finishat the low price of 3 is on saleby Price Go sole agents

SCINTILLATIONS

Au Interesting Jumble Of News AndComment

Sharpsburg is to have a hello exchange

Bowling Green is scared over a num-ber

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of cases of scarlet feverThe Winchester Street Fair will be

held on che 22 and The Cynthianastreet fair occurs on the 29th ana 30

That hustling afternoon daily paperthe Lexington Argonaut had its officeslightly damaged by fire Monday night

Ed Hughes a C 0 conductor lost50 bill a few days ago while his train

was pulling up the Frankfort hill Hethinks it blew off his desk and out thedoor near by

Nicholasville will celebrate her cen-tennial

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with a big parade music bySaxtons oand etc The occasion willbe augmented by an old fashionedbarbecue and burgoo

Will Dunlap a Lancaster boy whowas in the Santiago fight with theSixth Infantry arrived home last weekand was met by a brass band He wastaken to the public square where he waskissed caressed and almost pulled topieces by admiring friends

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who nearly suffer deathfrom irregular menses Some-times

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the period comes toooften sometimes not oftenenough sometimes the flow istoo scant and again it is tooprofuse Each symptom showsthat Nature needs help andthat there is trouble in the or-gans

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concerned Be carefulwhen in any of the above con-ditions

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Dont take any andevery nostrum advertised tocure female troubles

BRADFIELDSFEMALE REGULATOR

is the one safe and suremedicine for irregular or pain-ful

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menstruation It cures allthe ailments that are caused byirregularity such leucor- -rhcea falling of the wombnervousness pains in the headback breasts shoulders sideships and limbs By regulatingthe menses that they occurevery twenty eighth day allthose aches disappear togetherJust before-- your time comesget a bottle and see how muchgood it will do you Druggistssell at i

Send for our free book PerfectHealth for Women

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prices less the freight any timeyou wish to sell

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Oleen Crescent Low Kates

National Lanndrymens AssociationCincinnati O September 12 to 14th189S

Supreme Council 33d Degree of thencint Accepted Vttish Rire Cincin ¬

nati September lfl to 22 1S98

We are the peoples friends We re-

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Jold by all druggists at and SI perSend address ou postal to Wright MedCo Columbus for trial size

Deering twine machineoil and repairs for Deeringmachinery at

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There are eggs and eggs eggof yesterday looks feels measures andweighs like the egg of last mouth buttheres a in another respectand that difference worth moneyIts just ho with The differencebetween good work aud poor is slightthe unpracticed discernmeut but iis adifference that counts every time Itsa difference that yourbill from an expense to an investmentWe good work it cost no morethan poor work but its worth doublethe difference

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Entertaining the CopperIt was a bitter cold uight and a

night pDliceman in Lombard street no-ticed a light in the bank window andgoing to the door rapped

Is that policeman asked avoice fxom within

Yes was the replyCome in and have a drink said

the voiceThe policeman stepped inside and en- -

i countered a dapper little fellow sittingat a desk

Ivu been detained tonight straightening up accounts

The policeman warmed hi n self atthe rousing fire that blazed on thehearth and went out again on his beatAn hour after the policeman came thatway aud still seeing the lightthe wiudow rapped again

Is that you policemanYesCome in and warm

The policeman the invita-tion

Its a howling cold night said theclerk

Youre right he policeman

So ho got another drink and returnedto his beat He was rather surprisednext day to find that his frieud of thenight before had got off with some 50000 of the banks funds London Suc-cess

An Attack on SevastopolFrom where I was stationed I could

the dense masses of the attackingcolumns advance up the slope Thenthe torrents of grape which met themwould obscure their ranks for a moment and hardly a man would be seento remain I at one time saw a body ofmen many hundreds strong so complete-ly swept away by one discharge thatonly a few of the rear rank remainedwhen the iron storm went past Thedead and dying could be clearly distinguished lying in piles on the hillsideand over their prostrat3 bodies freshtroops crowded on to meet the samefate Many a manly heart and nervousarm went down in the deadly struggleon that green hillside No valor avail-ed The cannons force was greater thanthe strength of man

How many ardent hopes extin-guished How many home circles de-

stroyed and lives rendered miseruble bythe havoc of that hour none can tellno more than they can imagine thebodily agony or the grief for home andfriends which was there endured Whatwould be the value of what is called

glory if weighed on the field of battie among the dead Good Words

Altama or AltamaliaThere can I suppose be no doubt

that in the lines in The Deserted Vil-

lageTo distant climes a dreary bceneWhere half the convex world intrudes between

I Through torrid tracts with fainting steps they

Where wild Altama murmurs to theiris alluding to the River Al

tamaha iu the colonization ofwhich had taken place not long beforeBut his expressions are not very accu-rate So far from being torrid in thestrict sense of the word the latitude ofthe mouth of the Altamaha is morethan 31 degrees No part indeed of the

Celery from Blaser drug- -Capsules rTnirprlPresent btates is located witnmgist WnverlyO and forStomachtrouble and 1 was unable the tropics But besides this althoughdo anything for nearly two years used there are certainly rattlesnakes andmree oiwe your ueiery iney

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Georgia there are no tigers there towait their hapless prey which the

poet reckons among the horrors of theregion where some of the inhabitants ofAuburn have gone Notes and Queries

Snow That Is AliveA most curious phenomenon in the

northwest of Canada is the appearanceof millions of minute blaek insectswhenever a thaw occurs

During the winter the snow is dryand crisp like sand and nothing what-ever

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can be discovered of these insectsbut as soon as a thaw comes they arefound everywhere in large patcheslooking like a dusting of soot

They are generally known as snowfleas or snow lice and have slight hop-

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powers being able to leap somethree or four inches They entirely dis-appear

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when it freezes again and nota trace of them can be found

They do not fall with the snow asthere may have been no snow for amonth or more before their arrival andare probably analogous to the redsnow of arctic regions

Second Time Is OutThe hotel stood on a corner of a main

street and a comparatively unfrequent ¬

ed side street One evening I overheardthe little old black man talking verysavagely with another around the cor-

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on the side street and among otherthings he said

Yes suh an ef I hits you deywoan be but twolicks struck Ill hityou an youll hit de grouu

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Her Iiiquid VoiceYour wife has such a liquid voice

said Mr F admiringly to Mr TYes thats a pretty good name for

it replied Mr TMr F looked up inquiringlyr and

Mr T added immediately Dont youunderstand Why it never dries upyou know London Fun

Not Disposed to Delay HimI would go to the end of the world

for you he exclaimed passionatelyIm sure I wish you would she

answered coldly and then jump offSomerville Journal

During the siege of Paris no fewerthan 22000000 letters sailed out of thecity in the 54 balloons dispatched be ¬

tween the 19th pf September 1870 andthe 28th of Jaftuary 1871

St Louis has one church to 2800 ofpopulation New York ooe to 2408Chicago oiu to 2081 Boston one id1600 and Minneapolis one to 1054

Crippled byRheumatism

Those who have Rheumatism findthemselves growing steadily worse all warehouse receipts at 7 per centim wmie vim reason oi mis is uimi est or lessthe remedies prescribed by the doctorscontain mercury and potash which ul 1

timately intensify the disease by caus- -

ing the joints to swell and stiffenproducing a severe aching of the bonesS S S has been curing Rheumatismfor twenty years even the worst caseswhich seemed almost incurable

Capt O E Hughes the popular railroadconductor of Columbia S C had an experi-ence

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with Rheumatism which convinced himthat there is only onecure for that painful dis-ease

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He says I was agreat sufferer from mus-cular

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Rheumatism fortwo years I could getno permanent relieffrom any medicine pre-scribed

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by my physicianI took about a dozen bot- -viv jm jjut u u o auu -- Zinow I am as well as I mtever was mmy life I amsure tnat your medicinecured me and I wouldrecommend it to anv one

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Everybody knows that Rheumatismis a diseased state of the blood and in cash Ionly blood remedy is the proper price or

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To Cure A Cold In One Day

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Wheat Paris MillingCos office

RENIOK COFarmers would well store

their wheat near home

Wanted to Buy300000 bushels wheat will pay

only highest marketwill sacks your

elevator wheat whenyou ready the highest

price Those who held wheat lastyeart made money Store yourwheat the profit

PRETWELL Agent5jnlv Paris Ky

3STOTIOENotice hereby given that the firm

McDeiiuot Spears dissolvedSpears having purchased interr

Fred McDermott will continuebusiness FRED McDERMOTT

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ADMINISTRATORS IIMAll persons having claims against the

estate of Augusta G Rogers deceasedmust pnnent same properly proven asn qnirpd bv law before me at my officebefore Sept 1 Ifc98 or else Jae barred

By order of the Bourbori CountyCourt

S B ROGERS

JnTy 2 1898

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BIBPETJ MB J1TTI8They are just as 00 1 as they everwere but the stock has to be re-

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