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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 22, 1898

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V -- A Editors and Owners NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY vii i a Established CHAMP MILLER ND FRIDAY m feb i NO 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 22 1898 iin 23- - iHiiLwmiiiMiniii jj j Of Certain Novelties MILLERSBURG News Notag Gathered STOCK AND TURF NEWS Xhe Slo8 and Transfers Of Stoclc 2tl rabid dog iBbe owner hasgkilled most 50 patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale we show J H Fulton was initiated into of the sheep thu i O O F last Friday night All shades all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar Miss Lyda Clarke has been visiting -- CARLISLE 7 friemis in Lexington the past week Catchy Frency florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red Mr E T Beeding and family of News Culled From Nicholas County and blue Precincts Paris visited relatives here Sunday Mfomthe Mercury Mrs W M Britt and son are visiting A few special stripps in silk effects with and without frieze with relatives in Boone county this week It will pathe Carlisle people to call o i J T Hinton and get his prices on mouldings to match Ther hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric Mrs J as Woolums visited relatives in Maysville from Saturday to yesterday carpets funitnre lace enrtains and 12 anything else iu the house furnishing jr New colors in ingrains with large floral borders and ceilings Jas Dailey of Lexington spent Sat- ¬ line E tf urday and Sunday here with his par- ¬ l3 ents Your Eife Insured 1c a Day The most exquisite line of English Chintz and floral designs Jas H Warford visited relatives in Aremiiant lot ot Room Moldings at 2c per foot to close out Flemingsburg from Saturday to Mon- ¬ Our insurance is protected Dy bank- ¬ able paper Soi the Capital City Bank of pattern Bring measure ol room and get a chance at these thev wi 1 day ColumbusX There can be no stronger only last a few daj s Mr Ed Brown has gone to Visalia guarantee given you We dare not use near Covington as sub agent for a ftw a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is days insurance Aq Sanford Alhu has sold 1700 bnshils the best life gives you good Wrights 9 Celery Capsules health of bluegrats seed to Paris parties it they cure iBiver Kidney and Stomach 45 cents Carpets Furniture Wall Paper trouble Rfieumatism Constipation and Mrs Robt Mclntyre and two chil ¬ Sick Headaches 100 days treatment dren wenc to flyers Saturdaj to visit costs lc aay A sight draft on above ZHLyfTmU MULMXL1 bank in every 1 box which brings relatives money back if we fail to cure you Kiiby Denton of Ruddles Mills was your by Sold jT Brooks druggist here Sunday to visit his daughter at Ben Jones S ¬ Mrs Bell Armstro g went to Carlisle Saturday to visit her sister Mrs OF iian Brady Mr W Frank Millar and wife visited Cat John C Mayo and family near bhawhan Sunday Mr Jas W Conway and wife at tinded the funeral ot Israel R Piper at Carlisle yesterday BpUiKBON CIRCUIT COURT t Win Judy was in town Thursday for th i first time alter a protracted illness HarmQhStitt Trustee etc Plaintiff la tin several months EdwardJSninnera etc Defendants Mrs Robt Howe of Coyington is visiting her daughter Mrs Lizzie Miller By virtue of an order of sale in the and family near town above styled action the undersigned Julian Adair went to Carlisle Satur¬ will on day to see his grandfather I R Piper SATURfc MARCH 26TH 1898 am V t j JLJk IL J JL r Ky Mr Piper died Saturday A Bfe Miss Bsssie T Purnell went to Mays about theShour of 11 oclock a m ijf T ville Saturday to attend Mrs Jas expose topmblic sale at the Court LI V Hoasedbof in Paris Kentucky the Cammings who is very ill TAKE followharcels of real estate in the Found On street a pair of gold folloroinSfforder i free from the contin- itfBpeotaWsrjmisr a iv u IWfclMttmiirfLMut -v SSenETO ftjnghtfoJhetdefdantKkfa jjwvjbw WfW3wW Tprove properlyiw pay lorcnis ac ana Shinners 20000 pounds of Dundon Bros raised ex ra fine hemp on the Tarr farm this 1st A certain lot on the corner of Lilleston avenue and Williams street in year They have finished breaking the city of Paris Ky fronting 126 feet Mr C H Davis of Sideview has on Lilleston avenue and extending back moved into the Dr Hurt property and between parallel lines 130 feet to an a ad will take charge of the Auxier alley 15 feet wide bounded by said grocery street and the lot of C Arnsparger Myers have shipped 291000 Liggett 2d The brick building and lot on the pounds of tobacco from this place this seaon Mr Dudley will continue to Northwest corner of Main and Eighth streets in the city of Paris Ky fronting buy here 25 feet on Main street and 100 fret on IT IS THE S C Vaughn of Paducah and Capt Eighth street and is now occupied by J H Bradshaw of Paris were here in GREAT THROAT and yesterdaymaythe interesta of the A O U Coyle establish Lodge here W and 3d The property on High street in REMEDY the city of Paris Ky adjoining Fee Joe Mock sold two handsome sets of Son on the North and the Arnold black ¬ furniture and a number of chairs smith shop on the South having there- ¬ Call and on the stable and appurtenances now tables beds etc Saturday Sold bjT James Kennedy Druggist see hib new patent blinds before buying occupied bv Boardman fronting about 75 feet on High street and extending The only safe sure and towards Main Street about half of the Mrs June reliable Female PILL Ridge spent Payne and son of Cane distance from High to Main streets back Saturday and Sunday with ever offered to Ladies T M Purnell and family Miss Jennie to lots 4 5 and G herein to the bounc especially recommended to married Ladies Purnell returned home with Mrs aries of which reference is made Ask for SB HOSTS PEErJTYSOYAIi P3XIS and take no other Payne Send for circular Price S100 per Ibox 6 boxes for 8500 Lot No 1 will be offered as a whole iLVjfe2 sasss- JC JMOArJLS3 CJIiiSJMJLCJjl i CJO It will pay the Millersburg people to and in divisions Ohio levelanI call on J T Hinton and get his prices The debts of which this sale is made For Sale By W T Brooks JJJruggist on carpets furniture lace curtains and and the expenses of sale aggregate iMj anything else iu the house furnishing about 11000 jjjTri immi uimcimjuiimjjj jimaunviunuiu mjiMni WJWL J line tf Said sale will be made upon Terms fJm George Thornton will send your laun credits of 6 12 and 18 months for equal drT on Wednesday and have it returned parts of the purchase money the pur- ¬ Thursday night and will repair your chaser to execute bond with good surety collar bands free Try him Work to be approved by the undersigned Toucan do It best easiest Quickest with a lMaiict Jr no tneeartn lnascientuic iiorse Hoclets it pulverizes moisture in makes the guaranteed fit bearing interest from date until paid at way kills the weeds the air and crop grow Its a cultivator as well as a hoe does either kind See on fifth page the notices of the the rate of 6 per cent per annum or the ror work equally well If you till your farm or garaen with - AAA SJKlGSHRl fashionable millinery display at Paris purchasers may pay any of the bonds at ianet Jr tools you will be surprised at the decrease in worK jtr AdT xnjvw a ifvm rana tne increase in prone unere is a score ot tnese macmnes by Mrs Cornay Watson on April 1st anv time and stop interest any one or which will do as much as live or six good men a do It better The latest Ideas in modern farming and 2d The ladies of this place are HARMON STITT plainly set forth in the Planet Jr Book for 1838 urged to attend rMalled free Assignee and Trustee -- oca S L ALLEN CO 1107 Market St PhHada The bereaved family of Mrs Eliza- ¬ in iTM iTi B CgBB MMBWliim beth Power wish to express to their au many friends their appreciation and gratitude for the kindness shown them and assistance in their late bereavement -- striKing tasterui ana prices tnat are Deiow tnat demanded There are a number of cases of whoop A herd of stieep belonging to Stephen for inferior goods Just look over the line or such parts of it as will ing coign anil mumps iu town Boulware ofaiear Eminence have gone interest you and we are sure you will aree with us as to its merits For Sale A No 1 four hole pool mad on account of beinsr bitten bv a ers JNew The new goods are com ins faster than can be mentioned manv that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go Dr EL Clay Burroughs has the Walter Clark has sold a handsome pair of horses to Mr Persal for Mr unheralded and unung We would cill your particular attention to mumps It is a suberb line exclusive Miss Blanche Bowen visited in Paris Vogel brothfirin law of Nelson Morris our Wall Papec otock this season original ideas the designers are creators of styles not follow- - Saturday patterns ol Chicago F I In And About 4 fTurf Nots Crop Etc FRANK READY-TO-WEAR Invite Inspection of their CO At 5c At table Mr Address T M Purnell -- nu uUUI ana l 2c At 10c f j -- feAt l 2c It IP IllAPI WHY I ASSIGNEES SALE THE BEST PLOW MADE wby v 7- 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale KM J s A u ns - w For W - j Cougns Croup Hoarseness La Grippe Asthma Bronchitis Consumption IMSi Honey Foleys SLP and LU95 mm ml9 - fvAi ¬ nnTrinf in lTolrkThe Hang is Right The Finish is Right rrwvaini- - tv R-h-trl- - - ILL I kffsf vV and BAYADERE effects in s- 4r4r jfjM - fm VMk r n 1 i CjfSJhS 1 brtWQrtS9 The New With the New Shades of STYLISH VEHICLE 5i i Taffeta Silks flaw Silks For Waists In Endless Variety I liave just received a well selected line of stylish new Blanch Darnell entertained about 50 of her lady and- gentlemen friends last Thursday night The evening was spent pleasantly with games etc and an elegant supper was Miss - Spring Styles In Shoes Will soon be on dis- ¬ play Come to us for served Buggies Surreys Barouches J Phaetons and Road Wagons I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair department is first class as I employ good workmen In soliciting your patron age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te Mr J A Cowdrey of Lyons Kansas shipped six fine jacks a stallion and a number of well bred young horses from They were selected here yesterday great care in this and adjoining with counties and they will be a credit to any State This is the fourth load of thoroughbred stock bought here by him in the past two years and we hope to see him back it Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Geuts I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-Waverly O and used them for Stomach rouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter S Wash Goods of all Descriptions array of Ribbons Novelties in Ladies furnishing goods Fancy black hosiery for Ladies and chilreixJ Short Corsets frem 50 cents to 150 New Spring Underwear A dazzling W our footwear and prices wont hurt you the proper thing We will show you all that is new and pretty in ¬ ¬ J H HAGGARD Sj Very truly yours V S AndersomSold by all druggists at Vo and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial sizo free - Rion A Clay Uqrtf FRANK v snw jr s C Vc V7r TV 5fwpp v ¬ mmm wffiw- fimxwr PvlyWwylHrigyUi Misyiww nui - jj ww - ppiHW lUjLifjaiiwTgi MCTr wa lHKW J HUM igyrM 1 NOT EEADT TO EEP0ET THE BOURBON NEWS PAMS KY TUESDAY MAECH 22 1898 S0EEY LOOKING CREW A NEW SQTJADfiON Naval it SENATOR PEOCTOES Inquiry Will Continue Its English Sailors Starved Beaten and Vessels Will Be Stationed at Observations While on the Island of The Court of Mistreated on Board Vessels Work During the Week Cuba Given to the Senate Hampton Roads Preparations for War Continues With Una ¬ Many of Them Covered With Wounds Run ¬ ning Sores and Some Showed Signs of bated Vigor Four of the Maine Surviv ¬ ors Had a Iong Consultation With Secretary of Navy and President - A DOCTORS DIRECTIONS They save a daughter from blindness When a father writes that yours is the you can best medicine iu the world allow something for seeming extrava gance in the statement if you know that the medicine so praised cured a loved daughter of disease and restored to her the eyesight nearly lost The best med icine in the world for you is the medicine that cures you There cant be anything better No medicine can do more than cure That is why John S Goode of Orrick Mo writes iu these strong terms Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best med icine in the world My daughter had a relapse after the measles due to talcing cold She was nearly blind and was obliged to remain in a dark room all the time The doctors could give her no relief one of them directed me to give her Ayers Sarsaparilla Two bottles cured her com pletely The thousands of testimonials to the value of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla repeat over and over again in one form or another The doctors gave her the expression jio relief one of them directed me to give her Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla Two bottles completely cured her It is a common experience to try Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla as a last resort It is ¬ ¬ I- - The Big Monitor the Puritan the Most The Condition of the Keconcentrado3 ¬ I TerribleThere Are About 60000 Span Powerful Ship Afloat in Smooth Water ish Troops on the Island The In¬ When Finished Will Be Sent to Key surgents Number About 30000 West From Norfolk Virginia Scurvy One Man Died From Mis ¬ treatment To Prefer Charges 1 s i i Washington March IS The event of the day in official circles was the is sue of an order for the formation of a new squadron of naval vessels to be stationed at Hamp The squadron in the ton Koads will consist of five ships all the best of their types Two of them the battleships Massachusetts and Texas are withdrawn from the present Isorth Atlantic fleet at Key West and Tortugas In ordering- this movement the navy department is not animated by any purpose of yielding- to representations or intimations that may have come from the Spanish minister On the contrary the formation of the new ¬ he-ginnin- g- ¬ - - JV IF 3V Stir Gen E J R Tryon U S Navy V a - K- - St squadron was brought about by purely strategic considerations although it appears from the nature of the force so far under orders to rendezvous at Hampton Roads that this strategy is of the defensive na ture The new squadron can not be called a flying squadron because the association of heavy battleships with fleet cruisers like the Brooklyn Columbia and Minneapolis reduces the avail able speed of the whole to the speed of the slowest vessel and the squadron could not do much living in the naval sense The indications rather are that when reinforced by some smaller cruisers the squadron will constitute an ideal naval defense For changed until peace comes the past two months influences have Gen Blancos order of November 13 been at work in the navy department is of little practical use No beneficial about this change and as a policy results had followed For this he did board headed by Capt Crowninshield not blame Gen Blanco as Blanco has been in frequent session of late at looked at the matter from a military the department it is believed that it point of view has endorsed the plan at last AlAs to the military situation he said though the other ships to be added to there were about 60000 Spanish troops the squadron have not yet been def- He thought they would fight well initely selected it is surmised that they There was no artillery The troops will include some of the other battle- live in barracks The cavalry is mount ships at Key West and the armored ed mostly on ponies cruiser New York in which case Adm He said the Cubans had about 30000 Sicard it is believed will command men in the field and were very active the new force In place of the cruiser The Cubans were well armed but New York the people of Key West poorly supplied with ammunition will look upon the grim outlines of About one third of the Cuban army J the big monitor Puritan supposedly are Negroes The cavalry men furnish I the most powerful ship in smooth their own horses water in the world She will have to The dividing lines between the par- ¬ assist her on guard the double turreted ties is sharp It is Cubans against monitor Miantonomah and the monitor Spaniards The autonomists he did Amphitrite The Puritan is now at not consider as they were inconsider¬ Norfolk almost ready for sea the able in number Miantonomah is at League Island quite He inquired as to autonomy of men ready and so is the Amphitrite at Port of wealth business and professional Royal S C So the order in the end men Without exception their reply will result in the gathering of the pick was that it was too late for autonomy of the North Atlantic squadron Representative AYheelerof Alabama at Hampton Roads The point introduced the following joint resoluis said to be the best strategic- tion Thursday ally on the Atlantic coast It is alResolved that a joint committee most centrally located and the ships consisting of five members of the sen- ¬ from that point can reach any portion ate to be appointed by the vice presi of the coast in short order which is re dent and five members of the garded as desirable since no one can house to be appointed by the tell just where a flotilla of torpedo de- speaker be created to report stroyers or a fast cruiser may turn up without delay to the two houses an with hostile intent to attack a address to the government of Spain town Besides the second best declaring in firm and diplomatic navy yard in the country is there language that Americans and Amer ¬ to fall back upon for repairs ican interests in Cuba must be pro to the ships plenty of the best coal is tectedand that the atrocities now per at Newport News there is easy water petrated in that island must cease to navigate and finally the forts at Resolved That the executive be re- ¬ Hampton Roads may serve asa base of quested to immediately transmit this operations in case of need for protec- address to the govesnment of Spain by tion These are the considerations such methods as he may deem most ad which animated the navy department visable together with a letter of enin making this new order It is dorsement and approval of this action announced that the commander of on the part of congress the new squadron has not yet been selected and pending that selection or the arrival in port of Adm Sicard it is expected that Capt Hig ginson the commander of the battle ship Massachusetts and the senior officer will hold the command of the squadron Remaining at Key West after the departure of the Massachusetts and the Texas Adm Sicard will still have a fleet of his own in numbers when the spectacle will be presented of a United States Cruiser Charleston fleet and a squadron on one station something not seen since the civil war HON B K BRUCE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington March 18 Senator Proctor addressed the senate Thursday afternoon giving his observations while on his recent visit to Cuba Senator Proctor began by saying that more importance had been attached to his visit than necessary but he thought a public statement would be beneficial The only thing he said that he had said about the matter to the president was that he was going- and asked if there was any objection to it and was told that there was none He had letters from Assistant Secretary of State Day and business men of the United States He said that Gen Lee and other United States representatives in Cuba afforded him opportunity to se- ¬ cure information He denied that he made the statement that the Maine was blown up from the outside but might have said that was the opinion in Havana The senator thought there was no definite information to be obtained upon this feature Outside of Havana there was desola- ¬ tion and misery People were sur rounded by trochas and controlled by forts or blockhouses His observations he said were in Outside the four western provinces the trochas and forts there were nc habitations or people living The Spaniards he said held in the four provinces only what their army sits on Senator Proctor described at some length the condition of the recon centrados saying- one half of them had died owing to the manner in which they had been kept in the small houses and bad sanitation It was no wonder one half had died he added He went to Cuba he said thinking the condition of the people had been overdrawn but found their situation terrible What he saw he could not tell so others could see In one place in Havana the senator said he saw 400 emaciated people lay ing on stone floors with little clothing The children had no clothing American people may be assured he contin ued that their bounty will reach the destitute and he added The condition of the reconcentrados will not be ¬ - ¬ ¬ Key West March 21 The court of inquiry according- to Rr Adm Sicard will continue its work through the coming week as it is not yet ready to make a report on the Maine disaster The statement that Capt Albert S Barker carried the report to Washing ¬ ton is officially denied The object of his flying visit to Key West was not ascertained outside official circles un- ¬ til Sunday It can be authoritatively stated that Capt Barker had nothing to do with the court of inquiry He came here on Friday from Tampa on a special mission to investigate the harbor defenses following out some lines suggested by General Wilson chief of engineers in his recent inspection of land fortifications Capt Barkers plans when he left here Sat urday night was to confer with Commander McCalla of the Marblehead who is now at Tampa and he will probably remain there a day or so Capt Barker formerly commanded the ¬ ¬ ¬ New York March 21 The sorriest looking crew that ever sailed into the harbor of New York came on the British bark Ancyra 12G days from Hong Kong bruised blackened weak from lack of food some having broken bones and others touched by scurvy They tell a story of hardship and bru ¬ ¬ Oregon ¬ is impossible to say definitely whether any synopsis of the findings of the court up to date has been sent to Washington The notion prevails here that this has been done but no official confirmation is obtainable That the final report has been sent to Washington can be definitely denied Washington March 21 The keen- ¬ est expectancjr was apparent in all of- ¬ ficial quarters Saturday in anticipa- ¬ It - ¬ ¬ -- i Mr Bruces death had been expected for several days He suffered from a complication of stomach troubles which at first appeared not serious but last week he lost strength steadily and toward the close of the week it be ¬ came apparent that his vitality was ebbing rapidly More Provisions for Destitute Cubans The Dry Bock Now Ready New York March 18 New York March 18 Dry dock No States transport Kennett The United has sailed 3 at the Brooklyn navy yard the only from this port bound for Matanzas dry dock in this country which is capa- ¬ Cuba with a cargo of provisions for ble of accommodating the bigger ves- the destitute people of Cuba The sels in the navy is now ready for the greater part of the reception of warships A trial of the contributed through consig nment was structure was made Thursday and ac society of Philadelphia the Red Cross cording to Naval Constructor Bowles it proved satisfactory Gen Pando Safe Havana March 18 Gen Pando Will Not Go to Havana Madrid March 18 Adm Bermejo concerning- whose safety anxiety has the minister of marine has wired the been expressed in some circles arrived commander of the torpedq flotill at Thursday morning- at Ciego de Avila the Canaries not to proceed to Ha in the middle of the military trocha extending- between Moron and Juim vana Register of the Treasury Dies From a Blanco on the Spanish Flag Complication of Stomach Troubles Havana March 18 Gen Blanco at Washington 18 March Hon to the officers of the Viz the banquet Blanche K Bruce register of the treas- ¬ eaya and the Almirante Oquendo toasted The king- the queen regent ury died Thursday morning- at 815 Gfcn - the army and the navy of Spain He The present generation will said never see another banner than that of Spain at the entrance to the Gulf of Mexico That banner representing civilization progress liberty human ¬ ity and religion will be eternal like that of the first American nation The officers said that Hansen was A Distinction THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS shamming They went to his bunk and Stranger to Highlander in full uniform called him but he was too weak to get Sandy are you cold with the kilt Sandy Na mon but Im nigh kilt vi To Portland Ore for Paget Sound Business up So the captain yanked him out of the cauld Detroit Free Press bed and dragged him out on deck in via Burlington Route the presence of the second mate and Wednesdays from St Louis Thursdays Coughing Explosions had brought to Washington an abstract boatswain Then the captain picked Hales Honey of Horehoundare stopped by from Kansas City via Denver scenic Colof and Tar of the conclusions but this was dis- him up Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute orado bait Lake a great feature person ally conducted The success of the season missed after Lieut Blow had been in Youre sick are you he said calligeneral northwest travel A right Wakeley G P A St Louis Write L W conference with Secretary Long and ng- him vile names Ill make you hand hand separator not letting yourRural for Mo know other naval officials sicker When I speak to you move New Yorkerwhat your left is doing The chief development of the morn and that quick How to dissolve bones feed the children on corn meal fat meat pie and cake Rural deep bruises cured by St Jacobs ing was the arrival of four of the sur Black Then the captain slammed him New Yorker Oil It Avipes them out vivors of the Maine disaster who held down on the deck again This he rea long conference with Secretary Long peated three times cursing violently No mistake Thousands have been cured Promptly of neuralgia by St Jacobs Oil and later was taken by the secretary all the while Hansen groaned but We cant see the benefit in learning to to the white house for a talk with the made no answer In half an hour he work puzzles Washington Democrat The most ludicrous being in the world is president These survivors are Lieut was dead This was last Sunday Crippled for years Pshaw Why St Ja- he who tries to be unhappy and cant DeG F W Holman The truthfulness of this narrative navigator of the cobs Oil will cure sprains right off Sure troit Free Press Maine Lieut George P Blow Lieut was vouched for by Sailors William A JB Gatlin in command ofSmith Edward Thompson Pierre YEB WBOTJGHT KEEVES OF WOMEN on the Maine and Boatswain Daniel Fred Landstrom and Fritz Larkin one of the non commissioned Streyer all of whom declared that Extracts From Letters Received by Mrs Pinkham officers of the wrecked battleship they would swear to the facts as soon 8I am so nervous and wretched These men had passed through as they had an opportunity I feel as if I should fly How familiar the fearful ordeal of the ex- ¬ Fred Landstrom wTho was also one tceSQ espressions are Little things annoy you and make you irritable You plosion and had been at Havana of the bedridden men and whose right can t sleep you are unable to lift ordinary burdens and i y since it occurred There had been no arm was in a splint said I have got are subject to dizziness put vaw announcement of their being- detached three broken ribs I think and my tftse41 That bearinr down sensation helns to make van from Capt Sigsbees command at Ha arm is useless I have been to sea for ee miserable JifeJl g vana and their coming was a complete years and I never saw officers so bru- ¬ xuu nave DacKacne ana pains low down surprise except to a few officials With tal as those on this ship We have just in the side pain in top of head later on them came Naval Constructor Hoover been bullied and beaten and starved at base of the brain who was sent by Secretary Long from the entire voyage Such a condition points unerringly to Washington a few weeks ago to make I have seen scurvy before and I serious uterine trouble a technical inspection of the wreck of know that Thompson has it The If you had written to Mrs Pinkham the Maine He was the naval con- Frenchman Pierre Daniel and Mc JSm when you first experienced impaired structor who for months was engaged Caust have every symptom of it vitality you would have been in actual work on the Maine while she Firstmate Robinson who was in spared these hours of was on the stocks so that he is in a charge of the bark the captain being position to know every plate and piece absent when asked what he had to say awful suffering of constructural steel remaining- of about tne charges made by the men Happiness will be gone the ill fated ship out of your life forever my The divers had said it was true that he had been forcfound great difficulty in identifying ed to strike the Frenchman and others sister unless you act promptly Procure some of the battered and twisted plates but never when they did not need it Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound from the bottom of the Maine and it No particular violence he said was at once and begin its use then write to was believed that Constructor Hoovers done to the man who died The crew Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass if there is technical knowlenge would be able to were a quarrelsome lot and continually anything about your case you do not make this identification complete fighting among themselves understand The conference between Lieuts Guns on the Vesuvius to Be Repaired You need not be afraid to tell her the Blow and Secretary Long lasted for Washington March 21 The dynathings you could not explain to the doc- ¬ some time Capt Crowninshield of the mite cruiser Vesuvius which has been tor your letter is seen only by women bureau of navigation and other off- ordered here to have her guns reand is absolutely confidential Mrs icials being called in It was stated paired arrived at the navy yard Satur Pinkhams vast experience with such authoritatively after the conference day morning having remained at the troubles enables her to tell you just that the main subject of conversation Indian Head proving- ground over what is best for you and she will was the explosion itself comprising a charge you nothing for her advice detailed narrative of the officers and a Mrs Jennie Biebly Youngdale harrowing- description of the calamity Pa writes Whether the cause of the explosion Deab Mrs Pinkham Will you kindly allow me the pleasure of expressing was under discusion could not be my gratitude for the wonderful relief I have experienced by taking your Vege- ¬ learned It was naturally inferred table Compound I suffered for a long time with nervous prostration back- ¬ that these officers with their ache headache loss of appetite a heavy bearing down feeling also burning complete personal information of the pains in the groins I could not sleep was tired all the time had no ambition explosion and their subsequent Life was a burden to me The pains I suffered at times of menstruation were United States Vessel Vesuvius to the wreck would give Secrevisits something dreadful I thought there was no cure for it I saw your advertise ¬ tary Long the benefit of their personal views on the cause of the disaster At night It is expected the work neces- ment in the paper and zay husband advised me to try your medicine I took the same time with the court of in ¬ sary on the vessel can be completed five bottles and now I am well and happy Your medicine saved my life quiry having complete jurisdiction of within 15 days Lieut Commander AMillionWomenHaveBeenBeaeHtedftyMrsPinktiamsAflviceaHdMedicine this subject it was felt that the ques- John F Pillsbury is in command i tion of cause might be open to much Funeral of Blanche K Bruce reserve even as between these naval If yu think of changing your location g Washington March 21 The funeral I lUl Wm w mm W m officers and the secretary of the navy of Blanche K Bruce will take place this w 1 VI soil is rich 111 remember tinea Nebraskas and stumps m easuy JNo rooks Monday afternoon at the Metropolitan I MUL All 61llua and fruits that succeed in 35 Kecruits for Aitillery Regiments A A -Columbus O March 21 Eighty re- A M E church Rev Sterling N wt 111 B wr - T mm m other states m same m ta latitude flourish cruits have been forwarded from the Brown pastor of Park Temple church there The climate is well nigh perfect the air being dry and free from Columbus post up to date for the new will officiate assisted by Rev J A malaria An abundance of pure water is found It is a great State for artiliery regiments and as mai more Johnson of the Metropolitan A M E g stock raising and feeding There is no State in the Union where a farmer can do so well Thousands of poor men have m are now at the post under instructions church and Rev Walter Brooks of ft fijj become rich in Nebraska Farms can now be bought on easy terms Prices A high standard for enlistment is fixed the Nineteenth Street Baptist church The interment will be in Woodlawn g are low A handsome illustrated pamphlet describing Nebraska will be 5 and fully four fifths of those applying to sent free on application to P S EUSTIS General Passenger Aent Chicago cemetery are rejected ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ forthcoming- report The interest was so intense that many reports gained circulation to the effect that the official document would be in the hands of the president within the next few hours but on inquiry in author- ¬ itative sources were found to be in- ¬ accurate Persons in position to knew had little to add to the fact already made public that the report is expect ¬ ed within the next few days A cabi- ¬ net officer stated that it would be here early next week Beyond this he could not go It was stated definitely that no advance intimation as to the character of the report had been made The rumor had it that Lieut Blow - disaster Warlike preparations con tinued with unabated vigor at the war and navy departments but the main interest of officials centered in the from the court of inquiry on the Maine tion of the early receipt of the report ¬ They charge even worse against the captain of the craft I B Morris and say that as soon as they reach land they will make affidavits of the facts to the British consul A reporter who went on board the vessel found several berths in the fore castle occupied by men who called piteously for a doctor Most of them were covered with unhealed wounds and running sores and several with the sailors signs of scurvy The men will make charges against Capt Mor- ¬ ris the first mate P C Robinson the second mate N Cuno and the boat-¬ swain Edward Shellnur Alexander McCaust said From the day that we left Hong Kong- we have In the Base Clef been starved and beaten I have with- ¬ Every musician has the idea that if he out provocation been struck again and would consent do to lower again by the captain and second mate he could write a successfulhimself tosong it popular We have had no fresh vegetables our Somerville Journal daily rations being- two sea biscuits Willies Query and a little meat If we asked for bet- ¬ Willie Say pa ter food we were clubbed I have seen Pa Well what is it Willie every sailor on the ship struck by one Is painting the town red a cardinal sin officer or another Chicago Evening News The implements used were a chain Hoiiie Seelcers Excursions a large bamboo a club an oak club On April 5th and 19th the Chicago Milthe handle of a mop or broom I have waukee St Paul Ky will sell round trip seen as many as five men with black excursion tickets good 21 days from Chieyes at the same time We did not cago Milwaukee and other points on its dare to strike back lest we be shot line to a great many points in 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Book free DrJSLYOX CO oCittallsmmt Growths cured at home without thnimn nf CtHbt1111I necessary actlto msn for as special 15 or vrpman Responsible representative in their vicinity House experience un A WEEK and expenses KEKIE3 KlUKi ATsaCK Philadelphia P ti Miitliiffrf 11 Wdar iff T iFvj THE BOiJRBON NEWS PARIS EX TUESDAY MARCH 22 1898 GONE gone ray angel my darling Away to the mountains has flown And I am sitting-- and dreaming -- tion agent at Sidington Why does he remain here at all Father procured the position for in tenderest sadness alone him at my request The detective said Theres nothing to shatter the silence it was the best place to watch the rob ¬ That broods like a fathomless pall space that was once full of music bers from for absolute secrecy was Save the sparrows monotonous call necessary and no one would suspect the station agent at a retired place like Around me are touching mementos days that were brimming with cheer Of Of Sidington of being a detective When she my radiant angel course I did not tell father that the From the kingdom of Heaven was near man for whom I desired the position The marks of her pink baby fingers hes How does it happen that lie is sta ¬ 0r Are still on the windows bright pane Where fond in my arms I upheld her To look at the glittering rain Her rattle still lies on my table was a detective I made no reply to her last words In- ¬ deed I could not My mind was in a -- With all of its poor battered bells It is all so mysterious and now And oh what a story of transport your dear life is threatened Florence The dear little plaything now tells On a chair is her shoe like a flower exclaimed the tears again coming to A lover in his passion has pressed her eyes and falling down her cheeks Its beautiful petals all faded While again endeavoring to calm her That his sweetheart once wore on her whirl breast Tis true she has only departed To cross a brief channel of time But oh what a stifling measure It makes in lifes musical rhyme What a pause and a silence oppressive That makes the yearning heart ache And feel that a time is now coming When the chain that is golden must break Rev G W Crofts in Chicago Inter Ocean WrWiYAWWWrWiVVVVVVWiYtWiW the sound of approaching footsteps reached us CHAPTER XII Mr Morley came down the path from the house At first he did not see us and Florence called which caused him to turn and approach As he drew near his glance rested on me Then he scanned his daughters face anxiously His face grew white and a drawn ex- ¬ pression came over it he tottered in his walk and seemed to keep upright by an effort of will Child why have jou tears in your ejes he asked in low husky tones Then without pausing for answer he went on Retire into the house daughter I wish to speak to Mr Con- ¬ way Change your habit if jrou wish I do not think I will be able to ride with you this morning Oh father you are ill Florence exclaimed in deep concern What is it Do come with me into the house and let me do something for you In a loving way which was all her own she drew his arm through hers The parent glanced down at the beautiful upturned face with solicitous love shining upon it and his face lost some of its haggardness He smiled and replied I am not ill Florence only a trifle worried Do as I requested please In obedience she slowly withdrew sending back to me an appealing glance When she had gone I turned my gaze upon the father There was no wonder that Florence had expressed concern for her parent Even the momentary glimpse I had caught of him on the morning after my arrival showed me a change And now that a closer inspection was possible the difference between the Mr Morley of a year ago and the man now standing before me was startlingly apparent He certainly looked like a sick man You had better sit down sir I said in commiseration for his weakness Mr Morley sank down upon a rustic seat and I remained standing before him awaiting his words with emotions alternating between hope and fear I I have lost somewhat of late business reverses he murmured Then suddenly fixing his eyes on my face in a searching glance he said My daughter was weeping What was the reason What did you say to her to cause her tears It was her own tender heart that caused her to weep I replied after a pause during which I considered what answer I should make For it did not seem right to add any fresh trouble to the already overburdened man He regarded me with a questioning She was sorry sir look and I added that my innocence has not been estab- ¬ lished This was partly the cause for her tears I am deeply grateful for ¬ Why an anxious look should appear on his face I could not tell then I know the many sudden changes of ex- ¬ pression which came over him during the conversation caused me consider- ¬ able surprise at the time I I have not kept track of that af- ¬ fair he began feebly having been fully occupied with my own concerns Have er have there been any new de- ¬ velopments any discoveries upon which you base your hope An innocent man cannot be made to suffer forever according to all laws of truth and justice I firmly believe my name will be cleared perhaps soon- ¬ er than expected Then your hopes are based on mere sentiment and not on any discovery bearing on the case Mr Morley asked Mostly on the idea that truth will eventually prevail I replied epigram Most assuredly sir matically days A CLEW BY WIRE Or An Interrupted Current BY HOWARD M YOST zc Copyright 1896 by J B LippincottCo WMWAWWWWAWWAWAWWMMWJ CHAPTER XI Continued Being satisfied in my own mind that the difference between Mr Morley and Jackson had arisen over business af¬ fairs I sought to lead Florence away from a subject which seemed to cause Facts and proofs are what the practical world demands So then you ask me to rescind my request made of you a year ago notwithstanding the fact that the conditions remain the same You have broken your promise to me how then am I to know that your protestations of love for my daughter are sincere I stared at the man in astonishment for his words were delivered in a cold matter-of-famanner and if there had been any reason for it I should have thought there was a triumphant ring in the tones of his voice The idea that Horace Jackson had ac- ¬ tually succeeded in persuading the fa ther that I was the guilty one in ref-¬ erence to the bank robbery flashed ct A most unstable anchorage nowa- ¬ Blwfi we moved toward the house the iTrtfcen man leaning his whole weight on me Not a word was uttered by either of us until we reached the steps leading up to the piazza There he drew back and I hastily placed my arm behind him from the fear that he was about to sink down He did not however and as I soon found he had paused simply to speak before entering the house He gazed into my face long and earnestly and such an appealing look was in his eyes that I was stirred to deepest compassion Swear to God that she shall always respect my memory that she may never hear anything to cause her to change in her love for me he said brokenly and in the manner of one in a dream Promise this he de manded fiercely Do you refer to Florence I asked thinking that his mind was wandering Yes yes Why you know how deep and true is her affection for you Mr Morley And always shall be he exclaimed There can be no doubt of it I am sure Nothing could change her Come let me help you in Not yet Swear that she shall never hear anything to make her change he again demanded whatever happens Swear it Give me your oath before God FAVORABLE REPORT CRUISER AMAZONAS Transferred From the Brazilians to the On the Amendment Changing tho Time for United States the Expiration of the Terms of President Gbavesend Eng March 19 The Vice President Senators and Representa ¬ Amazonas built by the Arm ¬ tives cruiser Washington March 19 The senate strongs for Brazil and purchased by ¬ the United States was formally trans- committee on privileges and elections ferred from the Brazilian flag to the Friday authorized a favorable report stars and stripes shortly after 11 on the amendment to the constitution oclock Friday morning somewhat pathetic Lieut Commander ColwelL United States naval attache Assistant Engi¬ neer McM orris and Consul General Os- ¬ borne arrived on board shortly before 11 a m The ceremony was simple and digni Senator Hoar changing the time of fied and to the Brazilian officers it was year for the expiration of the terms of ¬ of the United States introduced by guard and a number of customs off- ¬ icers all in uniform were also on board Lieut Commander Colwell and his party were received at the gang way by Lieut Santos and were escorted to the captains cabin where they were received by Commander ¬ ¬ The chief officers of the coast Corres said he was ready to transfer the ves-¬ sel forthwith and Messrs Colwell Roberts and McMorris donned their uniforms and proceeding on deck In reply to Lieut Commander Col wells inquiry Commander Corres the president vice president senators and representatives in congress from March 4 until the last Wednesday in April The change is made to take effect in 1901 and if the amendment should be accepted by congress and be rati- ¬ fied by a sufficient number of states it would have the effect of extending the terms of President McKinley and Vice President Hobart for almost two months The object of the amend ¬ ment is to avoid the harsh weather which sometimes interferes with in ¬ auguration ceremonies when held on the fourth of March Senator Hawley Ct said Friday that it was the intention to get through congress as speedily as possible the three battalion military bills which were introduced at the suggestion of her distress And what can you tell me about the fetation agent at Sidington I asked Oh Nelson how puzzled what you have told me You say he tried to shoot you Yes but do not agitate yourself over that He did not hit me you know I am over IP But why should he want to shoot you she exclaimed That is as much a mystery to me as to you Who is the fellow anyhow His real Where did he come from name I understand is Skinner Yes that is his real name was Florences answer Why what reason could he have had for telling me his name was Hunter Tell me what you know about him my dear I demanded for I thought she really appeared iiomewhat reluctant to give me the desired information I answered 3 h V L T i v4 ment of her husbands farm during his absence The Sterling farm was in IlliFlorence who is he nois Sterling was in California at the He is a detective she answered time of the attack His wife was an A detective He What is he do attractive woman One of the men on ing about hereV 1 asked in astonishthe farm was Bill Smith His attenment tions to Mrs Sterling were more em Promise me oa will not breathe a phatic than discreet and he was dis word Florence said earnestly hold ¬ charged He went to St Louis and ar ¬ ing up her forefinger in emphasis ranged a plan by which Mrs Sterling I promise solemnly visited that city though she was ig¬ v And promise you will not think me v- norant of Smiths connection with the a very foolish girl scheme He met her to her surprise Never Give me your oath betore God soon after her arrival and demanded Well then after the bank robbery that she sell her farm which she could used to read all the papers to ascerery before her whichever you may have done at the time without the contain if the robbers had been discovered choose to make it You are pardon sent of her husband and go with him The time went by and you poor boy me for saying it you are a breaking out of the country The woman de- ¬ TYPE OP FORTIFICATIONS AROUND NEW YORK SHOWING DISAPPBAR- were still under the cruel suspicion Mr Morley sprang from his clined Smith forced her into a hallman ING GUNS AND MORTAR BATTERIES Whj Nelson nearly all of your old seat at these words and stood erect way and nearly succeeded in cutting friends believe you had a hand in the confronting me with a glare of angry her throat with a pocketnkife The at affair resentment in his eyes But I went on tack would have carried but for the ar ¬ gathe red near the flagstaff from which the department in both houses Thurs ¬ answered Oh I know that I day for strengthening the military arm Nothing could have stopped me then rival of help the green flag of Brazil was flying And I was foolish to give gloomily is true sir the signs of ill health Colwell of the service and providing for its in- ¬ It Then Lieut Commander Smiths immediate arrest followed up the trust and love and confidence of crease to 104000 men if necessary are upon you That was one cause and he undertook to justify his act by saluting Commander Corres said have her tender sympathy the only true friend I seemed to the change in you which brought the the statement that the woman had tri- ¬ Captain I have here a contract of This bill he said carried a small ap at that time kissing the faithful girls Oh The hard lines of his face tears to your daughters eyes just now fled with his affections Sterling re ¬ sale to which you are a witness and propriation and therefore would pass forehead His haughty manner subsided went turned from California to assist the whereby this vessel is to be trans- the house in advance of action by the She relaxed he drew a long breath Indeed you were foolish and cruel thinks very highly of you Conway down suddenly He sank upon the seat state in its prosecution During tile ferred to me in behalf of the United senate He supposed that Mr Hull who introduced the bill in the house and too Florence murmured Six months Your words give me the keenest covering his face in his hands and trial it was noticed that Sterling sel- States wrent by and you went to Europe pleasure Mr Morley and offer me an groaned Commander Corres replied through who is chairman of the military comdom took his right hand from his mittee would get a report on it very Nothing was discovered regarding the opportunity to lay before you a subI could not help pitying him neith- ¬ pocket Laughlin the judge directed an interpreter saying In handing over the ship I desire to soon and secure action by the house robbery and what was worse noth ject which may prove unpleasant I er could I resist taking advantage of the jury to find Smith guilty and then say that it is done with the sincere but he did not know whether it would this change ing seemed to be done in the matter said eagerly said be treated as an emergency measure Every one seemed to have forgotten all I entreat you sir to ask Florence If Mr Sterling had taken a double friendship of Brazil Colwell saluting or be acted on more deliberately The Mr Morley started then a tremor Lieut Commander about it except that you were the ran over him What was the matter to speak out to you from her heart barreled shotgun on his return to this In behalf of the United general desire was to secure the legis¬ replied guilty one that was not forgotten with the man that he seemed to take If she exhibits the slightest compunc- city and unloaded both barrels into the lation as soon as possible and the Oh Nelson I felt so sorr for you I alarm first at my presence and now at tion at the thought of being my wife carcass of this man Smith even if lie States I thank you for the sentiment down senate he thought would act very A Brazilian sailor then brought knew how honorable you were and my words If he was so bound up in I solemnly promise never to intrude on had done it in this courtroom the att Brazils blue starred pennant from the promptly after the house had passed how heavy your heart must have been his daughter that he was fearful of your notice again to withdraw from would have been not only justifiable carrying it in his the bill So I made up my mind to do something having her leave him even to marry the your life and hers as completely as but proper and to Mr Sterlings credit top of the mainmast The house committee on public lands teeth myself man she loved there seemed small hope though I had never lived Think Mr But as he did not gentlemen of the officers of agreed Friday on the New Mexico bill In the center of a circle of Morley if anything should happen to jury you will pass upon the defendants You of obtaining his consent both nations Lieut Commander Co-¬ allowing that territory to take imme Yes It was foolish I know but guilt and I will assess the punishment lwell then faced the Brazilian flag fly diately about half of the lands to In the fear that I should lose my love you Happen to me he broke in with assuring you that it will be to the full ing from the cruisers stern and as the which she would be entitled in event to after all I poured out my earnest I could not rest until I determined hoarse tones irj- - and clear you extent words officers bared their heads the flag of of admission as a state The bill is de Why yes people die you know signed to relieve the state from the re ¬ Of course the verdict was guilty In Brazil was hauled down at 1110 a m For a few moments my heart was too Mr Morley I want Florence to be you my wife There is no use mincing mat- ¬ sometimes suddenly I faltered too passing sentence which was ten yearJV after which facing about with their sult of other parties culling the best And what did lull for speech do I asked gentty ters the simple fact is I must have much astonished at the terrified look Laughlin scored Smith and repeated hs heads still uncovered Old Glory was parts of the lands now available Washington March 19 Nothing of to know so her She loves me and my Jove for her which came over his face to choose shotgun instructions When this wfte run up the main I did not want father my words despecial importance was developed at But my amazement done Sterling took his hand out of hs Lieut Commander Colwell and the I asked Mr Jackson to send the best is part of life itself Will you not give changed o alarm at the effect of the pocket He had resolved to kill Smith Brazilian officers thereupon shook Fridays cabinet meeting beyond the tective he knew of to me Mr Jackson your consent fact that the report of the Maine court jseemed very kindly disposed toward if the verdict was different N Y Sun hands To my disappointment he dodged the last remark charge ofi nquiry is not expected before the Mr Morley s face became ghastly The Amazonas will remain in you at that time he did as I requested question altogether An Easy Problem his under jaw dropped and his hands of Ensign Roberts and Asssistant En early part of next week As has been me no questions about my and asked Why are you here he asked Would you he said after they hud gineer McMorris until the United the case at every cabinet meeting dur ¬ worked convulsively His lips moved intentions Here been sitting there in the dark for a States cruiser San Francisco arrives ing the last- month and more almost So you hired a detective to trace the Yes Why did you come to Nelson too but no sound came from them the entire session was consumed in the Thoroughly frightened I stood and long long time be angry with me if here xobbers ville were to kiss you She was silent discussion of the Cuban situation and I Great interest was taken in the cereYes To find rest and quiet and peace to watched him then started with the in for a moment Then in tones the mean ¬ mony which is said to be unique in it can be stated on good author ¬ And that fellow Skinner is he the escane neoples cruel tongues I ex tention of summoning aid But he deac- ¬ no plan of that of which was not to be mistaken naval history by which one power ity one claimed impatiently I give you my tained me by a gesture Finally after ing replied definitely decided dot you suppose J transferred a warship to another in tion will be Why she Yes I suppose it was a foolish word of honor sir I went on think ¬ a painful struggle speech came to him turned down the light an hour and a upon pending the arrival of the report the harbor of a third power How did you know that he gasped thing to do for nothing seems to have ing I divined what his thought was I Every And yet he wondered poor Several American flags were hoisted on the Maine investigation half ago come of it although Mr Skinner keeps knew nothing of your living in Nelson in tones so low that I was compelled fool how other young men who had at Gravesend after the stars and stripes phase of the several questions involved telling me he is on the right track now ville No idea was farther from my to bend down over him to catch the started far in the rear were able to were unfurled overthe Amazonas is being carefully and thoroughly con V How could you know the mind than that I should meet Florence words and will soon have them pass him in the race of life Cleveland Geavesend Eng March 1 The sidered and it is believed that very here But I cannot help telling you thought the feeling the conviction of Leader Foolish was it Oh my darling United States cruiser San Francisco soon after the report is received the I exclaimed as I caught her hands in how my meeting her has lightened the ix sudden death has been constantly arrived here at 330 p m Friday pass president possibly in conjunction It Wasnt Accessary mine and gazed down into the sweet burden of the past year how her love with me of late Oh God It is com ¬ ing the Amazonas after saluting Til ¬ with congress wJU announce a definite Did you permit him to lass you no more then choked makes my life appear bright before ing I know it coming soon that sudface I could say bury fort The band played The Star policy Until then nothing of a de- ¬ den death asked the old gentleman as I was Iby my emotion The noble me and shine even through the cloud with the crew cisive character will be done or decid ¬ Spangled Banner No no Mr Morley I answered ed upon true hearted girl Impelled by her love which still rests upon my honor You I didnt have to replied the sweet standing Attention Cheer up sir I was only young thing for me and her absolute faith in my of course can withhold your consent briskly Stars and Stripes Hoisted Charged With Swindling Indeed she had caught an integrity undertaking alone to estab but I tell you openly I shall in that supposing a case You will not die St Louis March 19 A special to London March 19 There was a while all the world case do my utmost to persuade her to sir You are a sick man and that is young man who knew too much to ask the Republic from Dallas Tex says picturesque ceremony here Friday lishmy innocence the cause of your gloomy premonitions Chicago Post remained indifferent 1 saw the noble- ¬ marry me against your wish Officers at Terrell have three business when Mr Alfred C Harmsworth proness the willingness to make sacrifice was startled by my boldness in depend upon it Allow mc to help you I men of Wills Point under arrest prietor of the Daily Mail hoisted the Tactful into the house Go to bed and well for her love back of it all and tears speaking as I did but the words were with common swindling stars and stripes over the Arctic steam ¬ Its always policy to laugh at a pocr charged bogus bills of lading The er Windward which is moored a ¬ a doctor at you as quickly as poscame into my eyes and a great thank- out and I would not have recalled them have joke says the Maua yunk Philosopher through are James Lybrand a bank few yards from the Amazonas sible Youll be all right again soon The fulness into my heart What a for if I could prisoners The fact is I really thought the man If you dont the xnan- who tells it may er J Li uneatnam a piano uroKer Windward is here on her way to the tunate fellow I was after all to be per Florence would not marry without was- dying and in the fear of that give it to you over again thinking you and E T Matthews Cheathams as- United States having been presented my consent Mr Morley remarked mitted to inspire such devotion Philadelphia sistant The charges are brought by to Lieut Peary the American explor ¬ my words were rather extravagant have missed the point But if Skinner is in your emploj and with the trace of a smile The stars and stripes was hoisted S M Bond a cotton buyer of San An ¬ er Ah sir I know that well We can He did not seem to notice them how- Record therefore working in my interest why 2 pm all on board saluting as old tonio who says that the swindle was at should he endeavor to shoot me I wait until my innocence is proved But ever- but sat there with his head But Slightly Different glory went up with thee cheers and e s en originated and operated by Lybrand to us both should drooped on his bosom I shook him finally remarked George describes the girl it would be most cruel is out on heavy bonds and wishes for the success ot xhe explorer Lybrand gently by the arm and he raised his gaged to as a perfect vision Oh Nelson I dont know I cannot you withhold your consent You are still sanguine then of eyes Yielding to my uplifting mo ¬ she replied as deeply Yes And his sister just says that the other two men are in jail at Ter The Windward sailed from here at 5 understand it oclock Friday afternoon tion he staggered to his feet your innocence being established Oddrand Ends- rell perplexed as I was she is a perfect sight ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Thinking to humor him in his weak ness and yet strongly impressed by his terrible earnestness I raised my hand and made the desired oath Mr Morley drew a long breath and then again spoke in firmer tones ¬ I believe you will keep this promise you did not the other he said if I will keep it if it is possible across my mind I knew too that I answered earnestly at il deep and sincere as Florences love It is for her good was for me she would never be my wife For Florences against her fathers wish Yes for Florences good In bitterness of heart I broke out in Depend on me sir This promise a volume of words urged on to earn will be kept faithfully estness by the fear that my darling Then Conway marry my daughter would be lost to me my beloved daughter my treasure Good God sir You love your daugh ¬ Marry Now ter you love her tenderly Your devo- ¬ help meher soon immediately in I think I feel better tion to her has been a synonym of fa¬ TO BE CONTINUED therly love everyone has spoken of it that knew you Then how in heavens SHOTGUN INSTRUCTION name can you endanger her happiness in life by persuading her to marry a A Missouri Judges Unwritten Law Which a Jury Respected man she cannot love one whom she de- ¬ Judge Falconer of Kentucky who tests the very sight of whom is ab- ¬ Oh sir she is young gave the unwritten law decision in horrent to her and has a lifetime of happiness or mis- - the murder hearing of a man who shot the despoiler of his home is but one of several men who have held openly on the bench that homicide is not a crime when committed to avenge ones honor Some years ago in the criminal court of St Louis Bill Smith was on trial for an attempt to murder Mrs Sterling a reputable woman who had the manage TEN INCH BREECH LOADING RD7LE ON HYDRAULIC TURRET MOUNT This style of gun has been mounted In turrets on the Monterey Amphltrlte and Monadnock The breech mechanism is of the slotted screw principle and easily op ¬ erated by one man The heavy steel girders shown In the picture are built Into the vessel and are not part of the mount They form supports and braces to the turrets although some parts of the mounts are bolted to them The mount consists of large Elide castings and contains a recoil brake and the hydraulic ram which returns the gun to firing position after It has recoiled Instead of trunnions on these guns they are secured to a sliding carriage by means of the straps shown in the picture The gun is aimed by means of a vertical hydraulic ram placed underneath the slide which pushes the gun and carriage up or down at the will of the man In the conning tower of the turret The gun as shown in the picture is mountedbyfor testing at a steel turret Indian Head proving ground but when aboard ship Is surrounded ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ up-to-d- ate ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ - I NT 51 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY Jtoyal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious MARCH 22 1898 vzrvmm Riley Grannon Visits Paris A KENTUCKY TR4GEDI ROYAL He left that evening for New York Colonel Bluegrass had a very pleasant trip and returned group of Colonels in splendid health Among the presents which Mr Grannon brought to his rela- ¬ tives were silk dresses from France for his sister and a wonderful book from The book has Egypt for his mother wooden backs and on the leaves are pressed natural flowers from Jerusalem Mt Sinai Gethsemane the Mount of Olives Damascus and other points of biblical interest The faint perfume of the flowers is still perceptible as one turns the leaves of the book Mr Grannon is very hopeful that he will be reinstated by the Eastern jockey clubs He will rnke a book this season in partnership with Col Applegate on Colonels frailer Champ in Louisville Post Blue Dramatis turfman who has just returned from a grass Colonel Personae Colonel Flaske BwUi bon Colonel trip to France Italy Egypt England and Colonel Korkskrewe Scene A Monte Carlo and Germany spent Sun Kentucky city Time A morning in n 5j day with his relatives in this city and AI arch Riley Grannon the noted Kentucky Thin Blood Where the Hood loses its intense ted grows thin and watery as in anemia there is a constant feeling of exhaus- tion a lack of energy vitality and the soirits deoressed r 1 w jjj STODDARD 4 i ¬ Capital tidings What approaching a Good morrow tidings from the Aye sah ill jj j POWDER Absolutely Pure Our worst fears have been ft ft confirmed ft Colonel Bluegrass By the eternal ft ft sah thy speech confuses me ft Colonel Flaske surprised Hast not heard Colonel Bluegrass By my soul sab ft not a word Colonel Korl skrewe And such an V I Colonel Bourbon sadly fl Scotts Emulsion vi vi V I strange important - f too lis nHHftinr r j ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK the Eighteenth Year Established mm HEWS 1881 impatiently Colonel Bluegrass Do jg restoring the natural color and Speak gentlemen I beseech you not keep me in suspense else I shall go ft Zivin vitality to the whole mad I system The hypophosphites Colonel Bourbon I fain would shirk reach the brain the duty of Cod liver Oil with Hypo- phosphites of Lime and Soda is peculiarly adapted to correct this condition The cod liver oil emulsified to an exquisite f ft imeness enters the blood direct e n jt aiio iccua iu every iurpuie viz V Are better v j t-- j g V Than any other harrows on the market - Dllt tliey COSt nO DlOrC rni p X 4 1 i Western and Southern tracks The Tollgate War Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER Saturday night about fifty mounted raiders vi ite I in the Western part of Boyle At a gate near Perryville they were tired on by the two guards and a Guard general shooting followed Thomas Middleton was seriously wound ¬ ed and Guard Linn Penny was shot in the arm It is believed some of the r riders were wounded but the entire party got away They visited four toll houses prior to the shooting at two of which they forced the guards on daty to chop up the gates Tl e tollgate in Helena Mason county was destroyed Saturday night for the fourth time Shots were fired into the keepers house and he was threatened with dynamite if he collected toll again Toll is being collected and guards have been asked for The directors of the Salt Lick Owingsville pike in Bath have applied for guards A cow was killed during a battle near Nicholasville between troops and raid- ¬ ers Sunday night nay able to the order of Champ Make all Checks Money Miiler Orders etc The Latest AVar News The report of the Board of Inquiry is expected in Washington to day Secretary Long has changed tfce names of the ships bought from Brazl to New Orleans and Albany The U S government has the first call on the OJIiggins and the San Martino if they are sold President McKinley is preparing his message on Cuba The London Mail says that the United States has Englands full sympathy at a Germany and time when France openly backing Spain Austria are London papers think that war with Spain would involve France The Keututiky Press Hntchiugs of the Corinth Messenger is to be the editor of the Star a paper to be established at Sadieville The Harrison Coiuier and Fran K fort Argus were printed with green ink in honor of St Patricks day The Louisville Post is winning de served praise for its excellent reports of the developments in the war question The Sunday Courier Journal is an ideal Suuday newspaper It is filled with news splendid stories and illustrations special features etc with none of the objectionable features of the yellow journals of the East ¬ RR The greatest depth of the ocean eve r sounded is 23250 feet It is believed that the hopes of those laundrymen who Canst be true Colonel Flaske Aye sah have tried so unsuccessfully to excel in Colonel Korkkrewe Tis the word beauty of finish and color the work from Washington Colonel Bluegrass excitedly Quick done by the Bourbon Steam Laundry a pen some paper and a mint julep ti are buried thereabouts sail aud well call an indignation meet in to protest agiinst this outrage sah Grand Opera Souse in Cincinnati C1 r w shall not ring to night eah sah and prepare for the worst sah Our grief is deeper than plummet can sound Colonel Bluegrass bravely I am ready Colonels What tidings Colonel Bourbon sorrowfully The reputation of grand old Kentucky has been wantonly assailed sah Her name has been made a jest sah from the home of Mardi Gras to the land of the detaulting cashiers from the bounds of Gotham to the laud of Queen Lill sab Our fame will be swept away at one fell stroke Aye ridicule will point its taunting finger at Kentucky Bluegrass appealingly Colonel This sus Haste thy news gentlemen pense is terrible Colonel Bourbon Aye sah tis a solar plexus blow for the State- of Colonels of beautiful women of fiLie whiskey suh and fast horses Colonel Korkskrewe Oh cruel fate Mine occupation is gone Coljnel Bluegrass feelingly This is terrible sah this is terrible Colonel Bourbon brokenly Oh sab to think of our illustrious namesake being christened with water WATER To think of our proud Queen of the Deep just as she makes her debut be iug given water for her first drink Aye Colonels this is indeed humiliat ¬ ing Colonel Bluegrass gasping for breath My God gentlemen you jest ¬ - Colonel Bluegrass Speak out man or by gad sah Ill Colonel Flaske Compose yourself and nerve centres and add their strength-ening and beneficial effect v If the roses have left your cheeks if you are growing g thin and exhausted from over-- w work or if age is beginning ft to telh use JOJ IS Knm-- - W f ft 0 ft sion Be ft vV J d1 THE ORIGINAL oun sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion All druggists 50c and 100 oc Duvvnc ncmisis isew ionc DISC TU -- n There is no aiiU if iU and about which such tender and 1 EB g word so full ot meaning And long experience should make them better See the latest and wOU holy recollections cluster as that of Mother she who watched over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ ed our first tottering step Yet the life of every Expectant Moth er is beset with danger and all ef fort should be made to avoid it so assists nature in the change tak ¬ ing SOLD ONLY j I IOST i U 898 The famous Damrosch EIlis Opera mtil ihe world kiows Notes Of The Christening k v Miss Christine Bradley sponsor for the battleship Kentucky has invited Misses Alice Castleman Abbie Ballard and Lillian Stege of Louisville Sallie Bronston of Lexington and Mary E Gate wood of Mt Sterling to be her maids of honor at the christening on Thursday morning at ten oclock Th Marine Band of Washington will play during the ceremonies and the new ship will be gaily decorated with flowers and the nations flags The battleship will cost 4000000 exclusive of guns and ammunitijti Frank James Coming To Kentucky -- I - i i A Frank James the noted ex outlaw who is now a dooVceeper t he Standard Theatre in St Louis has told a Lexing ¬ ton friend that he will spend a month in Kentucky this Summer Thia will be his first trip to Kentucky since the war The last visit of J ames to the Bluegrass was when he came to Georgetown and Winchester on raids with Quantrell the famoris guerilla dliieitain and hi3 noted rjandof raiders which included Jrs Jarries1 Capt AJUridil siie Muuday the Younger Udy3 Dick Glasacook Hocken smith and others The raid on George town was tipped off by a Kentucky girl who overheard a chance remark and rode alone at midnight to warn a soldier lover who was stationed at Georgetown -¬ Cincinnati next Monday for four performauces of grand opera The repertoire will be Mondav night Tuesday night Fausr Tannhauser Wednesday night Die Meistersinger Thursday night The Barber of Seville Melba singing Tuesday and Thursday nights The company is the same which has played seven successful weeks in Philadelphia five weeks in New York three weeks in Boston and is now in Chicago The company which has the assistance of the New York Symphony Orchestra has for its prii cipai members Mme Melba the of Patti Mme Johanna Gadsk the Ggrinan prima donna Frau Staud gill MII9 Toronta Herr Ernest Kraus hvroic tenor M Salignac lyric tenor Sig Campaaari barytone Herr Emil Fischer basso M Boudouresqne Herr Joseph Staudgill Herr Stehmann Sig Von Catitern and Mme Carbone others The sale of seats begins Thurs- ¬ day morning the prices being for seats at tingle performances 2 250 and 3 1 according to location gallery general admission 150 Orders sent to John Church Co Cincinnati will receive prompt attention The L N will give special rates Co conies to -suc-ees-soF Ken tuckv resents the decision sah I et Colonel TolU ate Raider carry th message on his swiftest steed to ColoneJ Whatterson sah Colonel Korkskrewe Tis meet Cobnel Flaske Gentlemen will you join me in a mint julep Colonels Bluegrass Bourbon anc Korkskrewe in chorus With pleasure sah Colonel Flaske To the health of thf Kentucky As beautiful as owr worn n as fleet as our horses as brave as our May the Kentucky neve Colonels tak water May she be the cause of a c ntinuous Spanish performance in oueui lor uiuuiub Colonels Bluegrass bi that so many have said E 2 X3KTG- - J dread suffering or gloomy fore M O T OAXJJU X ATTTTT A oodings to the hour when she 33jE335JaX23I2 experiences the joy of Motherhood TREES PLANTS - - - PARIS KY use insures safety to the lives 402 MAIM ST Its VINES Over Deposit Bank of both Mother and Child and she is found stronger after than before m The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every confinement in short it makes 0ffice hoprs 8 to 12 a m- l to 6 thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Childbirth natural and easv as Agents - place that the Expectantl Mother is ena bled to look for ward without 1 1 ¬ persuaded to use anything but Dont n J I j3 I be tl H A SMITH Co 1 Strawberry and general nursery alogue on application to cat-¬ IS h F33iPi 3 15 HU X Jfl M H F HILLENMEER Office over G S Varden I 3 Lexington Ky Telephone 279 5 v if Q va rim come a MOTHER dren than she did altogether with her last having previously used four bot tles or Mocners Jbrienov it is ai blessing to any one expecting to be- ¬ My wife suffered more in ten min- ¬ utes with either of her other two chil ¬ i Office Hours 8 to 12 a m to pm J No 3 5p m R ADAIR Phone 79 Broadway -- GEO W DEALER in Mr DAVIS m Dental Surgeon Paris Ky 6 to 12 a Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Henderson Dale Carmi Illinois Office Hourp says a customer Etc Korkskrewe in concert Bourbon and of price write for hook containing testimonials Taluable information for all Mothers free Amen sah The Bradfleld Begulator Co Atlanta Ga of Drucgists at 100 or sent hy mail on receipt in and Hdc 1 tf Special attention given to Undertak-ing and Repairing to M jLlli Strp Paris Ky ft 1 i GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer SPRING TROUBLE Remarks In Iiirnmke Notice j structing and repairing the turnpikes in All prisons wishing to bid for the con ¬ OF COURSE YOU NEED A ¬ ¬ Now is the season here For contests and declamation And oft well have Ben Hur And hear the drivers excited yells Then the Spartacus oration And How Jamie Saved St Michaels Pray oh defenseless public pray To have this one shelyd and that Lets change tragic things to gay Give us Casey At The Bat WHEEL NOTES Home And Elsewhere Daugherty Bros have field k new Phoenix to H H Hancock of the L Jnfis Alioiit rietrbleeS Of The Wheel At N Mr Eugene Gill of the Sterling Cycle Works was in the city from Saturday until yesterday and had on exhibition at store the Insure in the Northwestern to Vardens drugthis city first chainless wheel ever in It was seen by day to morrow may be too late many wheelmen N employes at this place The L We are offering some choice ladies will organize a bicycle club with the fol- ¬ inisses and childrens shoes at special prices Dont fail to take adyantage of lowing members J A Bower H H Hancock J W Taylor R E Lusk H the offer Thompson Isgrig Davis L Terrill Jas Lemon Frank Grass H J McClure Geo Goggm E H Gorey We re-¬ and Wm Brewer We are the peoples friends pair your linen and put neck bands on Haggard Reed Northern seed Irish potatoes at free McDermott Spears tf Awarded Highest Honors V Worlds Fair Haggard tf Pim Reeds new laundry is Give us a call Haggard Reed Spears1 doing first class work Olas at McDermott Get your onion sets of McDermott Spears tf CREAM - Davis Thompson Isgrig have in school childrens shoes extra good values for very little money Try them Davis iourbon county are hereby notified to end in sealf bids on or before the 2d lay vf April noxr as ttw regular Fiscal Jourt m ets on the nth day of April Bids in District No 1 must be left with Mr Ed Turner No 2 with Mr McCIintnck and No 3 with Mr Linne uan the Turnmke Commissioners who will give uuy person or persons desiring to bid full particulars Bids may be offered with or without the use of the machinery beougiug to i he county The lowjs t and best bids if any will be accepted The Fiscal Court reserves BOVVERS MINSTRELS BEACH the right to accept or reject any or all The Peoria Journal says of the Beach luds Bowers Minstrels which will be the W M PURNELL attraction at the opera house to morrow til J idge of Bourbon County night Beach Bowers opened their engage- ¬ ment at the Grand last night and gave a HIIISTflfTOBS SHE clever old time minstrel performance large audience was in attendance and A OF the program was highly enjoved if the applause showered on the performers Bowers Beach was any ciiterion PiPEBTY prove that a first class minstrel show The can be civen at popular prices company contains many clever people As Administrator of Augusta G who kept the audience in a good humor Rogers deceased I will on and created a large amount of mirth TUESDAY MARCH 29 1808 Chauncey Olcott the sweetest singing beginning at 10 a m sell at her late Bourbon residence near Hutchison comedian oq the American stage wi 1 County Ky all the personal property play two nights and a matinee at the of the late Augusta G Rogers consist- ¬ Lexington opera house on the 29th and ing of household furniture and goods 33th Quite a party of Paris people are cooking utensils live stock produce and meats on the following terms going up to the matinee when Mr cured all purchases of 20 and under For Olcott will produce his latest success cash and for all purchases over 20 the Sweet Inniscarra which had a three purchaser will be required to execute to A me a bankable note due 60 days after months run in New York City date bearing interest at the rate of 6 per number of persons have already signified cent per annum from date of sale until their intention of going and it is be- ¬ paid lieved that the party may number forty S B ROGERS or more Persons who are going will Admr of Augusta G Rogers deed please leave their names with Mr Geo D Mitchell who will have seats re- ¬ served for them 1 3 i PEHHIL Refrigerator dont wait until you spoil enough provisions to buy a Refrigerator before you purchase but come in now Well and get the best made It is a little early but NOT TOO EARLY TO BUY fancy hardware removable and cleanable ice chembers and CORK LINED walls This refrigerator is the best made for the money Come early dont wait until hot weather compels you - All hard wood cabinets N O FISHER AND Thompson Isgrig are The Agnes Wallace Villa Company of offering surprising bargains in mens which Bedford Hedges of this city is a and boys stylish shoes The prices are member will play the week of April 3 right tf at Heucks opera house in Cincinnati Attorney-At-La- w JTHINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to - Real Estate Agent MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD policy holders are unequaled Free dividends tf Office Slain St opp Gqort Tiouse and to The M ystic Midgets av spectacular lOwr Luuifiville Store procure Northwestern dividends you carnival of nations will be given at the must carry Northwestern insurance tf Cynthiana opera houe ThursdHv nkht The Northwesterns OARRTAGES FOR HIRE V THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY THE BODBBQH HEWS Proceedings of The Circuit Court TUESDAY MARCH 22 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY The Bourbon Circuit Court was not in session yesterday having adjourned Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Saturday afternoon to reconvene this Enleied at the Post office at Paris KyM as morning aecoK5 iiss mail matter The case of the Commonwealth vs Ike Curtis charged with the murder of Will Talbott colored at Ruddles TELEPHONE NO 124 Mills last Fall occupied the Court Fri- ¬ day and resulted in a hung jury The SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance defendant claimed self defense His S2 00 Sixmonths 8100 Oneyear bail was fixed at 500 but he was not news costs yott cant even get a re ¬ able to give bond Curtis was repre- ¬ port FROM A GTJN FREE OF CHARGE Moore and J udge sented by Rogers Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mr and Mrs G R Davis were in Miller Etc Purnell The grand jury did not indict G T Fields who has been confined in the Paris jail for two months charged books from the with taking law office of Mr E M Dickson and selling them in Cincinnati The most important equity case of the term was decided Saturday when the Court set aside the sale of the Edwin G Bedford property The style of the suit was the Northern Bank etc vs Edwin G Bedford The proper ty which consists of 540 acres of land was sold at Masters sale on January 3d to Mr Louis Joerger of Mason county at sixty six dollars per acre The pur- ¬ chaser was xepresented in the suit by attorney Cochrane of Maysville and the plaintiff was represented by Judge J H Brent and J Q Ward The case has been appealed An Ounce Of Prevention Worth A Pound Of Cure Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell See those Condons ik-- for at 39 cent dress goods I St - The Paris Distilling Company shut down last week New and elegant line of baby riages at J T Hintons car- - G W Clay has gone to New York to participate in a national shooting tour- ¬ nament has been granted a pension of ten dollars per month -Miss Bessie barter has secured a position as trimmer in a millinery store in Owingsville Charles Breckinridge of this city ¬ city yesterday en route from Myers to Judge W M Purnell in an official notice in another column on this page Eastern Kentucky - Eighty seven raftsmen were in the Clay Stone of this city has been elected captain ot the Kentucky Univer sity baseball team 4 of Chicago preached a fine sermon at he Christian Eld George Sweeney Church Sunday morning Bv- - County Attorney Dundon has been confined to his room since Saturday He is threatened with fever The annual meeting of the Missionary Society of the Kentucky Conference Will be held at Carlisle in 3 uue Lengthy war dispatches with ilTns--tratio- ns recognizes the necessity of and provides for the vaccination of our citizens in the county as a preventive of small pox The notice advises the Councilmen and Trustees of the towns Paris Millers burg and North Middletown that they are authorized under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes to make for themselves provisions for the vaccina-¬ tion of those who reside within their limits Small pox is epidemic in several Ken- ¬ tucky counties and it is the part of wisdom to provide against the invasion of the loathsome malady in this locality Rad Judge Pnrnells notice Books For The High School of Uncle Sams cruisers fortifi ¬ cations etc are printed on tfeo second and third pages Brof E W Weaver has received the following donations of valuable books for the Paris High School Library A thirteen volume set of Lingards History of England donated by Mr P I McCarthy Cashier of the Paris Deposit Bank a thirty six volume set of Walter Scotts works donated by Mr I C Pritchard agent for Collier Co publishers a thirty eight volume set of Reports of Scientific Bureaus at Washington donated by Congressman E E Settle and two volumes of the Youths Companion donated by Mrs R B Hntchcraf t These gifts are greatly appreciated and the Faculty and the pupils will beigrateful to the generous donors Jiible Society Meeting ¬ Special care taken with ladies7 tind childrens White Wear Reasonable prices Phone 4 tf Bourbon Steam Laundry An elegant line of derby and Alpine bats from the cheapest to the best material in latest styles can be found tf at Price Cos reliable clothiers Sidney D Clay late of this county is in very bad health and is now at Hot s Springs Ark having been compelled to leave Oklahoma as the cJiuiate did not agree with him Prof Edwin Boone the hypnotist arrived yesterday with his wife from Kansas City to visit the formers par ents Mr and Mrs W H Boons Prof Boone has lately been playing to large ¬ business in Kansas and the Wst has been married since last Jane Rev Dr Hamilton of Louisville deHe livered a fine discourse Sunday at the Methodist church at the seventy sixth John Shea the L N nightwatch man who was shot a short time ago by a coal thief at the Claysville crossing and who was at deaths door for several weeks is able to walk around a little He appeared before the grand jury Fri- ¬ day to give his evidence about the shooting On April 1st and 2d Mrs Cornay Watson will place on display an immense lot of fashionable trimmed milli- ¬ ¬ nery The ladies are urged to attend Goodloe and they will be shown every attention possible The crowd is sure to be a big A new line of string ties hand bows one and each lady will see just what tecks and puifs at 25 50 and 75 cents at she wants because Mrs Watson is Price Cos clothiers tf noted for pleasing the many The Winners Lost annual tineeting of the Bourbon Bible Society Rev F J Cheek opened the service with a scripture reading and Rev r Rutherford offered a prayer Mrs iFanniebelle Sutherland sang a beautiful solo and a choir composed of voices from the various churches ren- ¬ dered excellent music Rev E G B Mann pronounced the benediction The old officers wer re elected President Prof E W Weaver Vice Presidents resident pastors Treasurer and Reposi tor G W Davis Secretary W M The cake walk given at the opera The Paris W C T U will hold house Friday night under the managememorial services at the Methodist ment of Sidney Hughes of Lexington Church Sunday at 3 p mto pay tribute did not attract as large an audience as ¬ Memorial Service to the memory of Miss Frances Willard the noted temperance died several weeks ago tors and members of the societies of the various assist in the service advocate wbo The local pasyoung peoples churches will ¬ A Large I3aptizing - V ored Methodist Church were baptized at half past ten oclock Sunday morn- ¬ J T Hintons stock of wall paper is ing in Hannahs Hole a noted swim ¬ the best and cheapest to be found in ming pool in Houston Sunday afternoon twenty converts of Paris No auction or short goods the colored Baptist Church were im- ¬ Smallpox In Richmond mersed in Houston near the City School Telegrams from Richmond yesterday stated that there were ten cases of Easter Millinery At Mrs Parkers smallpox among the colored people in The Easter season of all the seasons of that city An incendiary burned the pest house Sun the year makes the most urgent and ex- ¬ lumber intended for a night Winchester Nicholasville Mrs day cj i acting demands on the milliner az r J tt j i M Parkers fashionable emporium has iut otemng ami roru nave quaranimeu besn for some days a scene of marked against Richmond There is no smallpox in Paris but it activity among her trimmers who are daily preparing for the big opening to wouldnt be a bad idea to get vaccinated No be given on April 1st and 2d For Rent Three rooms for rent at Easter millinery in ultra fashionable New York will surpass in beauty and 61 Walker Ave tf Mrs Laura C Taylor style the creations at Mrs Parkers -The big display will be a marvel of ex- ¬ Send your linen to Haggard quisite beauty both in color and ar- ¬ Rseds rangement Steam Laundry for a good finish tf Twenty three converts of the col- ¬ did the two similar performances which were given here recently though the walking was better The first honors were awarded to Gus White and Annie Smoky Miller of this city over Brown of Lexington and Mamie Corbin of Georgetown The Paris par- ¬ ticipants were promised two dollars each and the winners were to receive 15 but none of the money had been paid up to last night the representa- ¬ Health Officer there is a ne- ¬ in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicaos of their Mrs M Parker dtsires aid the ladies respective precinctB to vaccinate all per of Bourbon and neighboring tjounties to sons who are unable to procure vaccination remember the dates April 1st and 2d selected for her Spring openings The to The display is assuming large proportions Judge physicians shall afurnish list me as of said County true uuter and will be noteworthy for its magnifi- oath of the persons so vaccinated by cence them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ Rd of Thieves cination Thieves raided Jack Myers meat All cities and towns in the count7 house near Paris the other night and having Cou oilmen or Trustees do not stole every piece of meat in the house come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ At Mr Aylette Bedfordsvthieves stole ially their duty to make proper pro visions regarding vaccinations under nearly every fowl on the place Thieves visited a Pleasant street home Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Sunday night and stole a quantity of Every good citizen is interested in ob butter and milk from a refrigerator serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ Four residences in Versailles were ment of this notice robbed in one night last week steps will become I hope no Shirt waists so the dealers say will necessary further I am be more popular lhan ever this season Respectfully so we have taken every precaution to W M PURNELL to be fully prepared to launder them to taste of the most fastidious suit the Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky You will find the latest improved ma- ¬ chinery obtainable in our plant and a fine force of the most experienced hand ironers so if you are at all particular about your work send it to us as our to me by Dr Bowen the tion of of Bourbon County that cessity that all persons ¬ ¬ ¬ Cincinnati Saturday Mrs Fletcher Mann was a visitor in Cincinnati yesterday MrN F Brent made a business trip to Cincinnati Saturday Mr W M Goodloe was in Louis- ¬ ville Sunday and yesterday Mrs Brutus Clay arrived home yes- terday from a visit to friends near Lex ington Prof A M Gutzeit and Mr W R Thomas were visitors in Cynthiana yes terday Carlisle Cox and sister Miss Edith Cox are visiting relatives at Pewee Valley Mr J G Smedley of Millersburg was a guest of Mr J M Hughes yes- ¬ terday Miss Mary Lawrence Holt who tias been very ill was slightly improved yesterday N H Bay less and Wm Howard made a business trip to Mt Sterling yesterday Editor and Mrs G R Keller of Carlisle are guests at Mr B F Rem ingtons on Higgins avenue Miss Alma Tucker wbo has been the guest of Mr J W Taylor returned yesterday to her home in Newport Miss Leila Johnson visited her par- ¬ ents Mr and Mrs W H H Johnsor in Mt Sterling from Saturday until yest erday morning Hon C M Clay Jr and wife will leave to day with a party of Frankfort people for Newport News to witness the launching of the Kentucky Miss Louise Parrish is at home from the College of Music at Cincinnati accompanied by Miss Madge Carruthers of Avondale They return to Cincinnati to morrow Mrs Otis Bacon and son of Wichita Falls Texas have come to Kentucky for a visit to relatives in Paris and Ls- ington They are now guests of Mrs Byron McClellaod in Lexiugton Eld Geo Sweeney of Chicago and Mrs Bennett of Illinois who have been visiting their father Rev E G Sweeney and brother Eld J S Sweeney and family returned yester- ¬ day to their respective homes Mr and Mrs Henry Power will leave to day for Old Point Comfort to spend a few days for the benefit of the formers health They will attend the Ken- ¬ christening of the battleship tucky at Newport News Thursday Covert cuoth only 39 cents worth double at Condons Do not buy any wall paper nantil you get J T Hintons prices and see his stock ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marringe Vows The marrii ge of Mr Roy Ricketts of Chicago and Miss Jennie Bowmar of Versailles will occur on April 5th Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is false Invitations have been received here announcing the marriage of Miss economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta Willetta Callaway of Wilmington N C to Mr W S Glenn of Spartans- - ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale o burg S C on March 30th The pros Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and alco Mens and Boyrs pective bri le visited M s Thompson Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that we Tarr several years ago YOUR SHOES Buyers for the best stock have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly of carpets to be found in Central Ken- tage it ycti will call immediately tucky Call at J T Hintons Wanted to your advan- - ¬ OBITUARY Bespectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Mrs Joan Porter Frakes wife of B F Frakes of this city died Saturday morning at the home of her husband on Second street She is survived by her husband and one son Joseph Frakes She also leares a sister Mrs Amanda Porter of this county and a brother Davis Thomson Isgrig New wash Dress Goods New French Organdie Lost Money when you buy furniNew French Ginjrnaus ture without examining J T Hintons Choice line of omestic Ginghams stock tf The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces 06 our di rect importation ever brought to this city Portraits By Tho Watters Party New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc jus received The attention of admirers of fine art White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks and is directed to the show windows of J Organdies W Davis and Co where are displayed Give us a callandsee what we will do for you before buy in finished portraits by the popular and elsewhere renowned Watters Party It is the pur¬ I Joseph Porter The remains were terred Sunday in the Paris cemetery by the side of her sou John Frakes who died last Monday in- ¬ IbTo w On Sale FOR THE SPRING ¬ pose to every week place on display different portraits of pers ons known to the citizens of Paris as an exemplification of the artists faithfulness to life STJ3 JiiiiiiAUiAjji2isiriiJAKtajejkmuAii -- fCfrm azsaccrc ¬ The Watters Party invites the closest scrutiny of their work 2mar tf mmmMiammmmimmmamjmmmmmmmmmmBmzBmnmmwmBmmiwmmwmm0mTwmwmwmm Shales For Sals cattle shotes that wiil average ahont 90 po unds which I desire to sell at once Apply to 22 CONDONS LOW in spring iioods i r w I have 3t Kve p Condons Crowded WM G TARR Paris Ky iverj ill log v j - j Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices f bpienaict Hosiery tor 1 1 W Fcr Rant or Sale A SIX ROOM HOUSE on Stoner yard One loc at 39 Children nt IUj per pair Avenue in Paris Ky has two porches worth double special necessary outbuildings and one acre of Notions of all kinds very cheap ground Call on Divss i siings it half the price asked eli owlierc J J McGLINOCK Extra good bleached and un ¬ Paris Ky able Linens irom 20c to bleached cotton at c per yard or address 7nc per yard Special sale at 50c O L MARTIN New York Mills Pheeiincr 18c Large line of Penangs at 4c per 532 Third Ave 22mar tf worth 3Uc a yard Paris Ky yard Dres Goods from oc to SI 00 per - Lades and - iev - - 1 VACCINAT ON Pt Beautiful Pictures giy en away with 5 purcliase It appearing WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK 0P IMPORTED SUITINGS m TMISERW FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL wsai S fi IIPIOJN Cultej - trade is composed chiefly of particular people Phone 4 tf Bourbon Steam Laundry Imported - Fashionable MiLLinery Mrs Cornay- Watson has but lately returned from New York where she made a thorough search for novelties in Spring millinery to supply her many critical customers No expense was spared to obtain the finest patterns of the latest French and New York millinery In addition to her heavy impor- ¬ tation from the East and foreign ports Mrs Watson has also engaged the ser- ¬ vices of Miss Marie Eddy of Cleveland Chio to superintend the mammoth dis ¬ play of Easter millinery to be made on Friday and Saturday April 1st and 2d The usual cordial invitation to the pub ¬ lic is extended for-- the dates named the display will be a gorgeous one ¬ J Winters Co of this city have en Hew Training Stables gaged the services of an eminent oculist to be I have secured Doug Thomas Train- at their store on the first and last Thursday of ing Stables in the suburbs of Paris Ky lately occupied by John T Hedges A splendid track is attached to these each month who will test your eye sight and stables which have every modern conand fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ venience will be glad to greet all my old I friends and patrons at my new quarters tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of W G SWEARENGBN charge PARIS KENTUCKY The Oculist will make his first visit Thurs ¬ 22mar lmo day March 31st SPRING OPENING A ¬ ¬ OF LOVE IS BLIND MILLINEFY t all the faults of the roVeoToiie m fyW r everything but untidy or soiled- j wishing to purchase anything in embroidery finished The Popular Milliner pieces started pieces or stamned Has arranged to give her first Spring linens vto visit Mrs Nannie Browns opening display of fashionable millinery nZ r mo millinnrw afnto rj uuuB Wir toiuuiuuer uj on muuoiJ owio t disnlav n ManvJl fine the embroidery FRIDAY AND SATURDAY pieces will be on sale at bargain prices The contest for the beautiful premium APRIL 1ST AND 2D 1898 will close Thursday March 31st 3t T A corps of compjtent trimmers are Landreths garden seeds now employed early and late making Spears McDermott elaborate preparation for the events tf which are always looked forward to Hung Wall paper in the very best with such pleasure by the ladies of department is manner possible snd the best paper Bourbou The trimming Miss Anueice under the supervision of furnished at the lowest price3 by J T Hadden who is widely famed for ber Hinton many beautiful creations ¬ c 1 It will pay persons M M PAKKER linen A dainty woman draws the To look immaculaefc line on that ly neat and presentable and have your collar cuff or shirt irreproacH COFvRiQHT lQ able in colorand finish bringfit 9 The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephon3 No BRO to Proprietors N 4t S NSi A Mipiypiwi OF nyiy uum lMAM V a ky SV 6 THE BOTJKBON NEWS PAEIS Ky TUESDAY MARCH 22 1898 And He Said Nothing More PENAL SHIP He What do you think ought to be private poker party a party that was Floating Prison Which Conveys Con done with a young woman who walks almost a club itself for it was in almost victs to the Safety Islands continuous session for two years The French transport ship Caladonie along the street with a wooden toothThere wera five bachelors of us and Is a grim sea prison and annually con pick in her mouth She I think she ought to be married Granby who was married and lived in veys about 2000 souls from the land a house like a Christian The five of of the living the gay French republic to some joung man who walks along us who had no wives had all known to an enduring death on the Safety the street with a nasty pipe in his mouth Chicago Tribune Granby and one another for years islands yes and we had known Mrs Granby The Caladonie is an iron ship of 4400 Wail from a Pessimist as a girl too So when Granby was tons For the last ten years it has 1 never had my shoes blacked up married and came to live in Chicago we been in the employ of the French gov ¬ Particularly nice and fine But that a rainstorm came along made his house our Mecca and his wife ernment transporting criminals from And washed away the blooming shine our patron goddess is there a goddess France and Algeria to the penal col Chicago Tribune in Mecca on the Safety islands 30 miles onies Go on with the story fiercely from off the coast of French Guiana ASSERTING HIS DIGNITY all Four steel cages each with a ca- ¬ Mrs Granby was the salt of the pacity of 0L5O are ready for the male ii earth not like Lots wife but in a dif- prisoners as they come aboard while ferent and better way Gave the house up a much smaller one capable of holding to us Let us play poker mildly and in a only 31 persons is sufficient for the fe- ¬ gentle way without a word of protest male convicts This latter cage is wide ¬ Granby also had a servant girl Ex- ly separated from the others The cuse me from turning so abruptly from women are treated with a great deal the lady of the house to the girl but I more consideration than the men They cannot help it Mrs Granby was the have regular berths and are given reg finest wife and hostess in the world Ida ular fare The men sleep in canvas was the supremest servant girl ever hammocks and are given the ordinary generated She was silent in her min- seamansNration which is substantial istrations to our poker playing thirst If not elaborate She came softly and left the most exA very interesting feature and one cellent cocktails at our elbows and horrible to contemplate is the facility flitted away without disturbance She with which the steam can be used upon cooked up delicious lunches and she the convicts should they attempt to had better judgment in the matter of take possession of the ship Pipes are selecting cigars than Granby himself so arranged that were such an attempt She wras a gem We all loved Mrs to be made it would be possible for How dare you laugh when your Granby We revered Ida the officers of the vessel to scald every mother is arguing with me NY One evening Mrs Granby came in prisoner to death in less time than il Evening Journal and froze our souls Did you know would take to count them Capt Dano A Lovers Mistake Ida is going to be married next week never has had such a case arise on Oh bitter world Oh bitter world she asked board his ship but it often becomes He cried in dark despair We talked it over solemnly gloom necessary to give them a little steam Hed kissed her shining locks and found ily It was awful No more nectarine to quell discontent As a rule however Much quinine tonic there Chicago Record cocktails No more sublime lunches the 80 guards who are regularly de No more good cigars No more deft tailed for service on board are sufficienl One Lesson Learned soothing silence of service At last to keep the prisoners docile Next time said the man who gives Look here he said Hardin spoke Should an outbreak at any time oc advice you will know better than to were dreadfully selfish about this Oi cur a signal of alarms calls all hands course Ida has the right to marry the to the midship section of the ship and bet on a game of chance It was not a game of chance an¬ coachman though it does seem rough then all ladders leading to the uppei swered the man who had lost his coin But lets think of her Prom what Mrs deck of this section are drawn up the That element had been eliminated by Granby says theyre going right into a lower doors barricaded and the rightful the other fellows N Y World three room flat Bight from the min- commanders have a quickly improvised ister to their rooms That wont do but a strong fort which embraces the She Needs Sympathy They must have a wedding tour There engine and boiler room the arsenal When I oerheartwo women talk Though it may seem absurd are five of us Now this is what well and provision rooms the officers head I always feel quite sorry for do quarters the chart and steering rooms The poor dear absent third When he explained his plan we all and the bridge The convicts cannol Chicago Daily News chimed in favorably We formed the come near enough to scale the walls Ida Hertwig Wedding Tour club right or to batter down the doors on account there with 100 in the treasury Hardin of the scalding steam while from the who was in the passenger department fortress the guards and crew can shoot of a railroad got passes for two to Salt them as they appear Philadelphia Lake Copley fixed out the hotels along Becord the way Pilcher being an insurance all IN A FRENCH ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i m THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by It was the outgrowtk little son reads and I can tell you what he is The Dyspeptic Not always Theres my wife for instance she is always reading a cookbook The Philosopher confidently Well The Dyspeptic Well The Philosopher Tell me what pei One Exception SCHOOL AND CHURCH 44 RUTH AND NAOMI Entreat me not to leave thee And oriNaomis bosom Weeping she bowed her ad For wheresoeer thou groest There will I follow thee And wheresoeer thou dwellost There shall my lodging be Henceforth beloved mother Thy people shall be mine All other gods forsaking Ill serve no God but thine Ill die whereer thou diest And there will buried be Bear witness God no power But death parts thee and me Not half so dear a token Of love of faith sublime Has history ever hoarded In treasure crypts of time Fame on her scrolls has graven Great deeds and words that prov The majesty the beauty The might of woman3 love But where a deed so splendid Where words that nobler are Mid fames great orbs of glory She shines the morning star When spake this Moab woman Her mouths ambrosial breath Stirred chords that slumbered voiceless Till waked by love and faith Puck Miss Millward shes no cook Entreat me not she said M You say you love me you must prove it Make some great but sacrifice for me and I trill then believe you Mr Helmwood By Jove Ill do it Ill limit myself to three packages of cigarettes to morrow for your sake Chicago Daily News The Test ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Her touch divine endowed them Breathe but the word Naomi And they will murmur Ruth Charles W Hubner in Atlanta Constitution With deathless life and youth ¬ ¬ ¬ i J Apropos of Weddings ¬ i HP HEIIES a bridal couple forward 9 said the Stranger from Michi- ¬ gan returning- from an investigation of the front end of the train How do you know them for a newly queried the Man of married pair Lower 7 Itice Nonsense Are they tender and cooing then Ity no means Is she asleep with her head on Look here did you ever see a wed ¬ ding couple on their tour No the Man of Lower 7 confessed but theres a distinct rule about such things Why its as traditional and firm rooted as the multiplication table They should be Yes they should be the Michigan They should be to der interrupted conform to the articles of faith as pre- ¬ pared by people who do not know Now as a matter of fact people who have gumption enough to want to go on a 2000 mile bridal tour also have a suf- ¬ ficient knowledge of affairs to keep from making Indians of themselves when they go a marrying Well then tell us how you judge your two of whom you spoke They were behaving with immense propriety but I noticed the young wom-¬ an had a fleck of black upon her nose A month from now her husband will have become sufficiently acquainted with her to tell her of any such little thing Now however he looks at the spot nervously for he is afraid of hurt ¬ ing her feelings by telling her of it He wishes he could wish it off For himself he tells himself that he loves her fondly splotch or no splotch A month from now he will say Darling that beastly old locomotive has thrown a bit of grime upon your cheek the - ¬ disposition Well its elsewhere The American Bible society is tak ¬ your mother Bobby thinking she can pound a picture nail into the wall with ing hold most energetically of the ques- ¬ tion as to its relation to the churches a banana Detroit Free Press Rev F D Greene has been appointed Could Afford It financial agent for New York city and Mrs X at a fancy ball What amag has already entered upon his duties nificent costume Mrs Z has on I Rev Marcellus Bowen for ten years wonder what it represents agent of the society in the Levant has Mr X who knows the Z family recently returned and is to represent It represents housework which you hire the society in certain parts of New Eng ¬ somebody else to do N Y Weekly land his headquarters for the present being Hartford Conn Saved by His Reputation I see that Quibbler was discharged UNDER TWO FLAGS by the jury But I thought that he admitted his A Brief International Episode at Sanguine Detroit Free Press Clawing1 Backwards Miss Thirtysmith meaningly A Italian proverb says that honest men marry soon and Jack Swif t solemnly I cannot con ceal it any longer I live in deadly feai of being at any moment arrested foi embezzlement Puck Ingenious Woman What is a sanguine disposition Uncle Christopher Lady to dog fancier What lands of dogs have you for sale D F Scotch terriers Chinese pugs French poodles and English setters Lady Have you any of those Ocean Greyhounds that I have read about None in Stock President Lamson and Vice Presi lent James are through with their west ¬ ern trip in behalf of the American board and in honor of their visit to Sew York there was a reception at the louse of Mr James to which friends f the American board were invited Oxford university has been obliged io lock up the books in the Raclcliffe jamera where the reference books of he library are kept owing to so many rolumes being stolen The worst of- ¬ fenders are said to be undergraduates preparing for examination and the greatest sufferer the department of his ory The Domestic and Foreign Mission try society of the Protestant Episcopal hurch has formally elected Bishop T J Dudley D D of Kentucky to fill the place of the late secretary Dr W S Langford Interest attaches especially to this action as it is the first time that i bishop has taken such an office There ippears to be much curiosity as to the course which will be taken at the gen ral convention next fall Herr Krupp of Essen has given 10 00 marks to the Berlin Geographical society for a gold medal to be awarded pearly for geographical discovery It rvill be called the Nachtigal medal after Krupps friend Gustav Nachtigal the Af rican explorer and where the merits Df candidates are otherwise equal will be given in preference first to discov ries of the African continent and next to exploration in Germanys colonies 4 -- - J Is ¬ guilt lC4 THE SUPREME IDA higher right one there thats it just a little offenders throat appearance as this would be unkind and unpardonable Oncesaid the fourth member of the party I was traveling westward and at a little mountain town a bridal pair got aboard Maybe it was because they were going but 20 miles to the next town that they openly demon- ¬ strated their affection It was very amusing to everybody else in the day coach and at last one tourist who hap- ¬ pened to be riding forward with his camera decided that it would be a first rate thing to take some snap- ¬ shots at the two So he focused the thing and while pretending to be tak ¬ ing n general interior view of the coach he took care to get the bridal pair square in the middle He was very stealthy about it but the bridegroom observed his motions and came for- ¬ ward He oame forward in three jumps and reaching over toward the tourist he seized him and lifted him up very hurriedly among the Pintsch gas fixtures Then he let him fall rather abruptly to the floor Then he doubled him up in a sort of coil like a key ring and lengthened him out to his ordinary stature He did a few things which I do not now remember and when he had thoroughly satisfied him- ¬ self he said Mister in general I am accommo- datin an hospitable to the stranger butdog you I want you to understand that me an this lady aint scenery The tourist said he thought he would be able to remember that fact and so the bridegroom took his fingers off the Now its off But as yet he feels that even such criticism of her otherwise than intensely respectful Kiss me good an hard Mirandy he said Mirandy did so and there was not a passenger who smiled or looked Did you ever belong to a wedding inquired the Man of Lower addressing anybody who might care to answer Nobody had Well I did once the Man said It tour club 7 It must have been a sort of sisted mixture of an insurance policy and a Sothern romantic comedy Not at all You mistake my mean- ng It wasnt a club of people who swore to take wedding tours to a speci ¬ fied number in a specified time It wasnt a marriage bureau enterprise at was very nice Oh tell jus about it the Lady in- ¬ 1 boxes and took five months to complete The wheel itself was 5 feet G inches in diameter and went by clock- ¬ work Mr F Marshall of Nottingham gained a prize in the second competi- ¬ tion with a faithful reproduction of the Forth bridge He also constructed an Eiffel bicycle When complete this model was-- in full working order It der At the next sit Ling of the poker party contains 1100 match boxes and stands the Ida Hertwig Wedding Tour club re- a little more than 6 feet in height ported to the committee of the whole The diamond stays are two boxes thick and was adjourned sine die Chicago The driving chain is 9 feet long and was made from the side of the match box Record drawers glued on to tape The wheels Story of Daniel Webster are 24 inches in diameter Another During one of their college vacations model of Mr Marshalls was a reproDaniel Webster and his brother re ¬ duction of the lighthouse near New turned to his fathers in Salisbury Brighton This model was fitted with Thinking he had a right to some return a revolving lantern and the whole con- ¬ for the money ho had expended on tained 2900 match boxes London Their education the father gave them Strand scythes and requested them to mow Testing- Ship Models Daniel mnde a few sweeps and then In England ship models are tested in stopped to wipe his brow and rest experimental tanks The models are Whats the matter Dan asked his made of paraffine wax and are drawn My scythe dont hang right father through the water so as to give dynasir His father fixed it and Dan went to work again but with no better suc- ¬ mometer tests and show the relative cess Something was wrong with the case of propulsion In one large ship ¬ implement and it was not long before building establishment on the Clyde salaries 10000 aggregate are it needed fixing again and his father paid on of nearly of account the testing tank said impatiently Well hang it to The United States naval authorities are suit yourself Daniel with great com- now engaged in installing a very large posure hung it on a near tree and re- ¬ testing tank at Washington The mod-¬ tired from the field Detroit Free els are to be drawn through the water Press by electric motors running on a track over the surface of the water Youths Kin a Friends was not a success Dominos ball Companion It The men were right enough and there Nerves Liive After Death were plenty of them but the dear girls With an apparatus called the myo Such painful types of beauty and all phone Mr DArsonval has proved that so very mature And there they sat contrary to the old be ¬ waiting in vain for partners Helens of the nerves mayhours lief live many after the death of Troy and Joans of Arc and Bosamonds the body This cannot long be made that were not a bit fair All antique sub perceptible through the excitability of jects you will perecive back numbers the muscles but the sound in an instru of fiction out of date So the men kept ment shows nerve may act Oil a near the buffet and one said to1 an- muscle in a that aof state electric excitabil- ¬ other I did not know that our host ity without producing more than sim was so devoted to horticulture Do ple molecular vibration Chicago you refer said the other to the cab- Chronicle bages he presents us for cigars No smiled back the first I was thinking Clear Case He Is she really so curious rather of the ardent passion for colShe Curious Why shed listen to lecting wall flowers And their glances wandered vaguely to the ballroom-Pick-Me-- Up advice just to find out what it was Brooklyn Life ¬ ¬ ¬ man wrote all his correspondents and local managers along the Burlington to be on deck at the depot to take charge of Ida and her husband and show them the best yet It was my business to get the theater tickets and put them in Mrs Granbys trust to give to Ida on their wedding night We provided everything ahead of time even to bag¬ gage checking Stewart even fixed them with tickets for the Warm springs and the bathing places at Salt Lake And neither Ida nor the utterly un known husband knew anything of these things until the night of the wedding They were married at Mrs Granbys house and were hurried away to the sleeping car where a stateroom had been engaged I wasnt there but Mrs Granby reported the scene as a won ¬ MATCH BOX INGENUITY Thirty Two Hundred o Them Used to Make a Piano Some time ago a Birmingham firm oi matchmakers offered prizes for the most striking novelties made out of not less than 1000 of our match boxes Competent judges architects chiefly were appointed The instrument awTarded first prize was a wonderful piano made by G W Boberts He used upwards of 3200 ordinary match bozes and 576 boxes that contained small wax vestas The only other thing he used was five pounds of glue Originality seems to run in the Roberta family for a marvelous model of the great Laxey wheel in the Isle of Man was made by Miss L W Boberts sister to the designer of the piano The Laxey wheel writes Mr Boberts was six feet in length and four feet high It took a little less than six months to make it and used up about 3000 match boxes In some cases more than one com- ¬ petitor took the same original for his model For instance the Laxey wheel was also adopted by Mr James Shaw of No 56 Dickinson street Nottingham Mr Shaws model which won the second prize was no less than 6 feet 74 inches in height 2 feet in depth and ¬ ¬ B feet in length It contained 45000 He did But he is such a liar that no In the winter of 1895 the mudhol one would believe him N Y World ing cruiser of the North Atlantic squadron was making visits to the email ports along the coast of Central America the first one touched at be ¬ ing Truxillo Honduras There is an old fort on the seaward side of the town manned by 50 or 60 ragged and barefooted soldiers under the com mand of a colonel of the army of Honduras This officer as the commandant of the military forces is the most im- ¬ portant person in the town Soon after the arrival of the cruiser and when national salutes had been exchanged between ship and fort the colonel and his staff came off to the ship to visit the captain where every attention was shown him The quartermaster of the watch keeping a sharp lookout for everything through his long glass noticed that the flagstaff on the fort presented an un ¬ usual appearance having two flags hoisted He reported the circumstance to the officer of the deck who after r looking earnestly at the fort sought the executive officer The executive took the glass gave one good look and went in haste to the captain The United States flag could be plainly seen hoisted on the flagstaff of the fort with the flag of Honduras waving proudly over it Here was an insult to the flag that the young midshipman wanted to wipe out in blood or at least have target practice on their tumble down old fort but the captain had ideas of his own and asked an explanation The colonel was much surprised when told that THE TOREADORS SOLILOQUY we could not allow any foreign nation THOSE YANKEES ARE PRETTY GOOD BULL FIGHTERS THEMSELVES to hoist its flag over ours and pro- ¬ ¬ ¬ Trnxille Honduras 776 HBctF mi -- They Have to listen The fact is said the thoughtful man that almost anyone can talk but good listeners are rare Nonsense returned the man who jumped at conclusions Just think of the number of married men Chicago Post Circumstantial Evidence Judge You say you found this man wandering about the graveyard last night Why do you think he intended robbing the vault Officer Madden Because Oi found shkeleton kays in his pocket yr honor Judge Dad for the Audience Miss Gusher How torturing how fearful the thought must be for a great singer to know that she has lost her voice Mr Tyred ¬ - ¬ when she doesnt lenow it Busy 4YoungMrEnjee is quite statuesque remarked one young woman He strikes Yes was the answer attitudes all the time he is awake All Wash he does is to pose and repose Up-to-Da- Its much more torturing te ingtou Star ¬ Penman tells me that if he thinks of an idea in bed he always jumps up and jots it down His recent work doesntjrndf Yes cate that his rest has been much broken of late 1 Criticism tested that he had ordered the display as a compliment with no thought that When it would be taken otherwise convinced that the captain could not see it in that light he wrote an order to his second in command which was taken to the fort by one of the ships officers whose appearance there and the order caused great hurry and ex- ¬ citement The troops were turned out Come Laugh at trouble says the sago drawn up facing the flagstaff and In accents comfortingly mellow brought to a present while with the Tis easy to pursue the plan playing of the bugles the twoflags came Most any man can smile to scan down and ours went up again alone The troubles of some other fellow Washington Star There it remained for half an hour floating over a foreign fort to show AN HONEST CONFESSION what a Honduras colonel could do in the way of reparation After the flag was hauled down the colonel and his staff went back to their fort with many N Y Sun a wish of Hasta la vista Weather Signals on Street Cars The trolley car has been utilized for all sorts of local announcements with excellent results especially in small communities doing in its way much of the work that the old bell crier was sup- ¬ posed to exist for On rainy days a vil¬ lage car will often save the school chil- ¬ dren a useless tramp by carrying a placard with the inscription No school to day and in some places the local weather bureau now notifies the Learned the Worst John got so discouraged about himself that he went to the doctor yesterday to know the worst Did he get the information he was seeking Yes the doctor told him his bill was 178 Judge Easy -- ¬ ¬ N i Puck ¬ Age of Maturity say pa little Johnny began Pa Now what do you want asked his suffering father with the einphasisyon the now Will my hair fall off when its ripe Boston Traveler like yours ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I suppose the secret of his popular ¬ ity is til at he tall is well Not at all The secret of his popu- ¬ Chicago larity in that he laughs well Post Io Chnne for Escape yours is a sorry lot For If you scape the cats The women folks will have you shot To trim their Sunday hat L A W Bulletin Oh birds Appreciates a Joke the car barn mount the appropriate signal in the shape of a flag flying be-¬ tween the trolley pole and the car Peo- ¬ Judge IIow is it that you have ple can thus tell by a glance at the changed your original plea of guilty to passing car whether to carry an um- ¬ one of not guilty brella or not and what sort of an over- ¬ Prisoner Since then your honor I coat to put on St Louis have engaged a lawyer and he put me up to lying N Y World Real Mean Before a man is married said the Storacre Oh lock me In your heart my dear minstrel orator before a man is mar Sweet fate who would not choose It-ried he is only half a man Then keep the key without a fear There said the married women to Twould please me should you lose it Detroit Free Press their escorts how do you like that And after he is married continued A Fortunate 31aa In Blithers is so deaf that he cant hear the orator he is nobody at all aianapolis Journal himself talk said 3inks Hes in luck said Bancs Harlem The Revival Life Stranger Were you to the revival meeting last night He Thought u Dncle Eph Yes sah De minister Hewitt Did you marry money done talk so much it took half an hour Oewett I guess so inouey talks to revire me N Y Journal Town Tojiics- Globe-Democr- at road of prospective meteorological changes and the cars as they go out of ¬ H 3 18RV JV - 8 l -- V ftixijb- - - f V 4 SS1 r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 22 1898 THE INGENIOUS MAN His Invention Was Forgotten In lime of Need As AN UP-TO-DA- SAMSON He was a very ingenious man He had made an invention which was of great value He thought so at least if the world did not and he had his invention patented It was a combination camp stool cane and umbrella The cane was the usual form of the invention At a big parade nothing could be more convenient ana for an ordinary unexpected rainstorm what could be better A man is sure to have his walking stick with bim ¬ ¬ after the invention had been perfected that the man was out so very long It was not walking with his wife and a sudden shower came up There were no cars accessible and the only thing to do was to run and the unlucky pair did this with a vengeance reaching the house hot uncomfortable and Well we are here at last said the man drawing a long breath of relief Yes said the wife disconsolately but I think I have ruined my new bonnet And John Smith she added suddenly with a little scream what do you think you have done You had that old invention of yours affair in your hand all the time ready for an emergency and forgot to use it The man tells the story and thinks it is a great joke N Y Times prettv wet GAINED 23 POUNDS IN 5 WEEKS From the By Stander Macomb 111 ¬ Alderman Louis W Camp of our city has quite astonished his friends of late by a remarkable gain in weight He has gained ¬ 22 pounds in five weeks Those of his friends ¬ who do not know the facts of his sickness will read with interest the following tra which I trust you will all do I was broken down in health and utterly After that the professor will proceed miserable said IIr Camp to our reporter to edify your understandings by an ex- ¬ I was unable to Work much of the time and so badly afflicted with a form of stomach act duplicate of the exhibition of trouble that life was a veritable nightmare physical impossibilities with which he I tried various remedies but during the away the breaths of the kaiser of six months of my sickness I obtained no took Germany and the emperor of Borneo relief I had always been a robust healthy ¬ Frank J Cheney makes that Exploited by the Dime Musenm senior partner of the firmoath P J he is the Cheney of Barker Co doing business in the cily of Toledo Ladies and gentlemen began 1he County and State aforesaid and that said brazen lunged lecturer of the dime firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case museum I have the honor to present cannot be cured by the use ofof catarrh that Halls Catarrh to your kind attention Prof Alonzo Cure FRANK J CHENEY These two words emphasize a necessity Sworn to before me and subscribed in my Biceps the world renowned strong and indicate a remedy presence this Gth day of December A D man whose prodigious performance ISSfi Spring the season when the blood is A W GLEASON has astounded and enraptured the Notary Public Seal most impure as a result of the win- ¬ various crowned heads of Europe in Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surters closer confinement higher liv¬ cluding the sultan of China and faces of the svstem Send for testimonials ing slower action of the Icidneys and 1 ee F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 gold plate which covers f Sold by druggists 75c The elegant liver when humors of all kinds boils Halls Family Pills are the best his entire breast is a decoration received pimples and eruptions are most liable from Queen Victoria in grateful recto appear when the weak languid Sacque religious the young ognition of the professors courage and uses the church to advertise her woman who condition of the whole bodily struc- ¬ new clothes presence of mind when during the reRural New Yorker ture demands and welcomes help cent jubilee celebration in London the Sore and stiff Cold St Jacobs Oil the Medicine that to which the millions eight cream colored horses attached to Cure It warms and relaxes turn at this season Hoods Sarsapa- the royal carriage ran away and would The original and only preprilla inevitably have dumped her majesty Empty wagonsrattle most Washington proespecially adapted to the pres- ¬ aration into the Eiver Thames had not the la Democrat ent needs of the human family that with one blow of his powerful fessor which makes the blood pure and of the infuriated fist broken the backs THE MARKETS clean as shown by its thousands of animals Cincinnati March 21 wonderful cures of dreadful blood Biceps will begin his performProf 3 90 3 00 diseases creates an appetite and ance by holding out at arms length LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 4 15 450 Select butchers 7 00 6 25 CALVES Fair cures dyspepsia as shown by its above his head a full grown man weigh HOGS Commonto good light 3 75 3 15 magictouchinall stomach troubles 105 pounds seated in a chair weigh 4 00 ing 3 95 Mixed paclrers 3 85 3 205 Light shippers steadies and strengthens the nerves ing 50 pounds making a total of 4 25 3 75 SHEEP as proved by people formerly nerv- ¬ nounds This feat has never before LAMBS Choiceto choice 50 5 5 00 Good 4 00 3 70 ous now calm and self possessed one man simul- FLOUR Winter family been accomplished by 90 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red thanks to 93 taneously and as it is a terrible strain No 3red 31 Corn No 2 mixed system cannot be encored unupon the 29 Oats No 2 53 less everybody coughs up ten cents exRye No 2 ¬ State of Ohio City of Toledo TiTrrcls CnmjTY C 88 Spring Medicine of great suffering can fully appreciate years later I had a running sore on my the gratitude with which the testi- ¬ foot It developed into erysipelas and monials overflow written in favor of affected the entire limb At that time Hoods Sarsaparilla Just read this I was Only those who have been relieved merits became very strong About two ¬ Koh-i-no- or ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Very Much Run Down a9 I had been troubled with dyspepsia The drain on my system was so severe and my stomach was so weak I became a ready victim of malaria I f eared I could never regain my health My stom achrebelledat the simplest food and the medicines prescribed for me gave but little relief I sent for a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and I had taken this medi- ¬ cine but three days when I began to im-¬ prove Continuing with it I am now better and stronger than I ever expect- ¬ ed to be It has purified my blood and W Kane Media Pa ¬ given good circulation I have had no return of my old troubles since Mks ¬ ¬ C CO My first experience The Medicine For You Gentlemen with Hoods Sarsaparilla was when I Because of what it has done for others used it as a tonic and spring medicine because you ought this spring to take It did me so much good my faith in its that which will do you the most good I Hood Co Lowell Mass parilla is Hoods Sarsa- ¬ Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl HAY CHICAGO 9 25 11 9 50 10 37VS 4 92 12 3 00 2 50 4 90 325 275 5 00 20 Hoods Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine because it cures when all others fail Be sure to get Hoods man and sickness bore heavily upon me About two vears ago I was advised to try Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People I purchased one box and received so much benefit that I used five more and was en- ¬ s in tirely cured I gained five weeks Since I stopped taking the pills I have scarcely had an ache or pain twenty-two-pound- The modern Samson will then con- ¬ clude his performance by supporting on his chest a platform bearing a harmoni- ¬ um and weights amounting to over 5000 pounds Bight here 1 would like to observe in parenthesis that anybody who doubts the genuineness of these weights is at perfect liberty to do so but I would earnestly advise him to re ¬ frain from giving audible expression to his misgivings unless he is desirous of having his thick head transformed into X Y World a calves foot iellv FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess yyj4 87 i 28 9 80 92 28 2o 9 8o I Try LARD Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 5 05 4 90 1 5 07 5 50 1 05 Try urain0 Grain0 Wm 1 05 36M 58 31 RYE OATS Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE 9 75 10 25 5 35 4 60 1 00 96V FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat 4 30 2 1 00 9G them L W Camp on oath says that the fore coing statement is true W W MELOA2T Notary Public Following is the physicians certificate as to Mr Camps present condition I am a regularly licensed physician of I have Macomb McDonough County 111 very recently examined Mr L W Camp as to his general physical condition and find the same to be all that could be desired appetite and digestion good sleeps well and has all the evidences of being in a good phvsical condition SAML RUSSELL M D Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of September 1897 W W MELOAX Notary Public Dr Williams Pink Pills restored me to health and I most heartily recommend Intcrvicicing the Alderman ISalnral History Teacher What can you tell me about the rabbit Pupil Its left hind foot is luoky Puck -- inftoncn Tt linTi YArfttlfirnr tifni prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but is free from all its injurious properties Urain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the nerves It is not a stimulant but a health builder and children as well as adults can drink it with great benefit Costs about i as tisx Tin called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing nourishing food drink to take the place of offee Sold by all grocers and liked by all Sive the Cliiiilren a Driiilc J I much as coffee 15 and 25c Very few people care to be undertakers yet a great many are willing to run funerals Washington Democrat OIi SIMPLE BROTH Tlie Proper Preparation off Nutritious Foods It is now known that beef tea and¬ similar broths possess very little nutritive power They are chiefly stimu- ¬ lants and though valuable for this purpose they cannot be depended upon for food The albuminous element of beef and mutton like the albumen of white of egg when placed in boiling water and violently boiled merely toughens and does not dissolve in the water Even when it simmers at the lowest temperature only a portion of the food value of the meat is imparted to the strained soup obtained from it The most nutritious preparations are those broths in which the meat and vegetables are left in the soups to give body and substance to them These broths must be made of lean chopped beef or mutton obtained from the leg or neck or some portion of the animal which is in constant use in life and through which the blood constantly flows to purify the muscle These por- ¬ tions of the animal are more whole- ¬ some than the tenderer but less nutritious portions like the tenderloin and flank pieces where the circulation is slow Where an invalid is in too veak a condition to digest a broth thicened Wlth the meat and yet needs nutritious food physicians now often order beef which is digested by certain chemical means so that all the nutritious por ¬ tion of the muscle is left unimpaired- N Y Tribune ¬ HOGS CATTLE First quality Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2mixcd LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 3J 34 3i 344 562 4 60 55M 4 40 4 40 4 50 96 293S 28 Ask you Grocer to day to show yon a package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GEAIN 0 has that rich seal hrown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress the price of coffee 15 cents and 25 cents per package Sold by all grocers K 100000 DIIQu igy foe fi 1IL nudii BgB Prospectors this Year Is there Room lor Them me Dtjsi nutans iu uawsuii ouy auu wiuib 10 ifliuj mc Methods o Mining and all about the Alaskan Country THE FIRST AUTHENTIC AND THOROUGH ARTICLE With Thirty By S S Bush President of the Chilkoot Pass Transportation Co Illustrations THE PREVENTioiToF LYNGH1NG The Problem in the Southern States By Edward L Pell DD Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee V THE BLOWING UP OF THE BATTLESHIP Spain and the United States AMINE 3 75 4 00 1 00 31 29 Insist that yoar grocer gives you GRAIN 0 Accept no imitation X THE ZOLA DREYFUS AFFAIR Interviews with Zola Nordau and Drumont 10 50 1100 5 12tf WELL MACHINERY Great Money Makers NYMAN TIFFIN OHIO LOOMIS 44 Another St Bartholomews Day SILVER IN THE EXT CAMPAIGN These articles and fifty more are in the MARCH KttSifiTTiTi REVIEW Or up-to-d- ate linilllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIinilllllllimmT No mi i H immmiihi h ttiiMH hi mi American should miss it This magazine is invaluable for the country physician lawyer clergyman merchant and the intellicent farmer It gives all the legitimate news with nearly a hundred portraits and pictures every month There cannot be found in any PRESIDENT GATES OF IOWA COLLEGE says other 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feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired achTry it to day At all druggists and ing feet sshoe stores 25 cents Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y lb Wlmt Splendid Coffee POPULARITY OF THE PETTICOAT Materials That Are in Favor for Tliis It Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Shake Into Your Slioes ¬ A womans idea of the best plastering is the kind you can drive a nail into any- ¬ where Washington Democrat There is no reason why a calico dress should not look as well as a stuff dress if it be properly made Get a piece of Simpsons Print and you can iind nothing to equal it in quality brilliancy of color or beauty of Sons on design The name Wm Simpson the ticket is the best guarantee you can have A man would rather spend five dollars foolishly than to lose a nickel through a hole an his packet Washington Democrat Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first daj s use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa himself and the happiest man is he who feels hajheisjerfecting himself Socrates Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet All dniTcistf refund monc- - f it fails to cure 25f m The best man is he who tries to perfect lo Cure xi Cold in One Day How many petitions have you signed without knowing what thernvere all about Rural New Yorker I can recommend Pisos Otfre for Con sumption to sufferers from Asthma E D Townend Ft Howard WisM May 4 91 ¬ The people who get the least mail are the worst kickers when the mail is late Wash ington Democrat t ¬ Surely Often after 10 15 20 years suf fering St Jacobs Oil cures rheumatism ¬ and every conceivable design These luxuries are made in every grade of ele- ¬ gance from the cheapest taffetas to the handsomest brocades Taffetas are the most popular silks for the purpose be- ¬ ing more lively than heavier silks besides they are lighter and less ex ¬ pensive The petticoat should be well cut well hung- and closely fitted across the front and hips throwing- the full- ¬ ness directly in the back and should have one or two flounces at the bottom to hold the dress skirt well out and in place The fullness shoald be drawn from the hips to the back by means of a ribbon run through a casing While the silken petticoat is enjoying great popularity the washable white skirt has lost none of its elegance and has a dainty simplicity even when or-¬ nately trimmed of which the silk skirt cannot boast White skirts are made of cambric fine nainsook and Victoria lawn trimmed in innumerable ways For service the moreen petticoat is much worn and is obtainable in all colors It is not heavy keeps its dress ¬ ing well and when trimmed with silk ruffles makes quite a dressy petticoat For the stout woman the moreen should not be used across the abdomen and hips but cotton sateen of the same shade substituted Katherine Howard in Womans Home Companion Hhmbur Salnd Beat one egg until well mixed add three tablespoonfuls of water three tablespoonf uls of tarragon vinegar one half of a teaspoonful of white pepper and a quarter of a teaspoonful of dry mustard Drop into this two tablespoon- ¬ fuls of butter and stir over hot water until thick and smooth Pour this while hot over one quart of shaved white cabbage and mix thoroughly When told sprinkle over it one teaspoonful of onion juice one dessertspoonful of horseradish one half of a cupful of grated smoked beef and one cupful of cooked or canned shrimps cut into small bits Mix stand away for an hour and served Boston Herald - Garment The silk petticoat appears in all colors Anist Seed Jlppmitint -- iBiCarbonateSoSdLlr fiSrmSced Clarified Sugttr iiS3SpyrvtJp7arS7i tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea Worms Convulsions Jeverish ness andLoss OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature of Aperfect Remedy for Constipa¬ fijf ft Jfv The Kind SLUG FOH 55335S75 CO 13 Astor Place - NEW YORK CITY iw -- fc o - - TiM PHOTOGRAPH 1 Vyv Jm Tfc j lX7 W6 PROPOSITION NEW YOHK -- J Bought Always ST THE CENTAUR COMPANY NCW YORK CITY mm You Have SQUAW VINE WINE CERTIFICATES Write us 1st How long you have used or sold lr Simmons Squuw Vine Wine 2nd State Diseubes it cured Sd Give names of those it cured 4th State the difference between its strength and action and the strength and action of McElrees Wine of Cardui On receipt of letter enclosing re- ¬ cently taken Photograph we will Fend you a 3100 Bottle Squaw Vine Wine FREE PROPOSITION 2 hSendyour name OH A POSTAL 3ARft AND WE WILL SENOYCU OUR 156 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE - PAGE LIVER MEDICINE CERTIFICATES Write us 1st How long you have known used or sold Or M A Simmons Liver Medi- ¬ cine 2nd State Diseases it cured 3d Give names of those cured 4th State the differ- ¬ ence between its strength and action and the strength and action ot J H Zeilin¬ Cos Liver Regulator and the Chattanooga Medicine Cos TlackDraught both of which contain Woody Bulbs of Roots and Stems of Herbs and have sold at about 6 cents per package and should not retail at over 10 cents if consumers are not imposed upon while Dr M A Simmons Liver Medi- ¬ cine made from the purest and most care fullyselected Drugs regardlessof cost with the Bulbs of the Roots and Stems of the Herbs by our secret process extracted and thrown away cannot be sold at less than 25 cents- - The reason of the difference is this On June 30th 1893 the Supreme Court enjoined J H Zeilin fc Co from manufact ¬ uring and selling medicine under the name of Dr Simmons Liver Medicine Zeillns answer to our bill said the medi ¬ cine was designed as cheap negro medi- ¬ cine for the negroes of the Mississippi Val And Zeilins manager testiGed in the ley case and Zeilins advertisements said that all the Liver Medicine they make is made by What more conclusive the same formula evidence could there be that all their Liver Medicine is cheap negro medicine Again the United States Court in the Zeilin case at Knoxville Tenn enjoined the old proprietors of the article now called Black Draught from perpetrating fraud by using the words constituting our trade name and Black Draught was not known till after 1876 yet they falsely advertise that it was established in 2840 and filch our trade by allowing their customers t6 untruthfully represent it as the same as our genuine arti- cle they givini color ot truth to the de ception by publishing the picture of a Dr Simmons on their wrapper thereby asso ciating their article with our Dr M A Sim- ¬ mons Liver Medicine which he established In 1840 and every package of which has borne his picture since lflnO On receipt of letter enclosing a recently taken Photograph we will mail you a 5100 Package Liver Medicine FREE ¬ Wmesir RtPHTiNe Arms Co GNN 180YJNCHE5TER AVE HEW HAVEN ft OCACT VVVw COFTOFWRAPBER wrwtA A Best in the World for all Purposes JyiSPfl M 3 SCAL c- The Standard Seals and Supply Co write to i t33BS J YiVMiVcVrYiViWtf HBk4 PITTSBURGH Manufacturer Xtd Pa FOR DECORATING WALLS AND GE1LINGS Purchase a package PTOBPrflr - ANT WALLS CEILINGS Caloimo Fresco Tints naint rlpnlpr and dn vnur own kalThis material is mnrta ot Knientifie Drincholes bv machinery and milled in twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly be made by hand To be mixed with Coid Watee Rj5 SlS NTT HCiTt S ATYFPTl CJOTOR CARDS and if vou cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will 5 put you in the way of obtaining it ftiii niinfronyur UHkUHHV somimiig of Ulcers Scrofulous XTlccrx Varicose TDlcers White Swelling Fever Soros and all Old Sore It never fails Draws out allioison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Boils Carbuncles Piles Suit iilieum Burns Cuts and aU Fresh Wounds JBymall small 33c large Be Hook free 3 AJL2LEN MEDICINE CO St Paul Minn Sold by Druggists JE is tho Allens Ulccrlne SalveUlccra only sure cure In Ytone the world for Chronic MOIMCilt tnmnnwiiint nylfUA lit nnIMtU10 im A 173 bus barley and 1600 bus potatoes per acre6t3 SKE OUR GRLAT CATALOGUE mailed you 6 2 with 11 grafts eed snnnles upon receiptor TTaw - to Id 23 Bur A CHaBut JO tHHSSE THE MURALO CO PjflJMMWUflg9MM NEW BRIGHTON SI NEW YORK JtiOIIN THIS NOTICEVK iiixl A StIZK iih In stampn Wl IKS f m EAST WEST HOWIE IS BEST IF KEPT CLEAN WITH Si a SAPOLIO a P SIMMONS MED CO Louis St Ko nich Grade 08 Models 14 to 840 0ji Ki CREAT CLZARINC SALE of 37 and 93 models best makes 8975 to 18 Sent on appTavat vninow a cempcurmeni x reo uso of wheel to our agents Write for our new vpian --now to jsnrn a Kicyeie ana inaice money BPEOIALi THIS WEEK 40 high S1SSD LKTJ igraao Jv moaeis siigntiy piiopwornj 91075 eacn vonaernxaAivncei a souvenir bookof ortFRKfor8tampwhilo they last Vrk W r BIGYOLi I J W MEAD CYCLE ALL CO CHICAGO m x To morrow will be like to day Life The violence of the wind on the wastes itself whilst we are preparing to live Grampian hills is so great that on sev ¬ Emerson Sccdo of 9 Largest growersacres Our and Mixtures last 6000 Grass A In America Meadows sown in April will give a 9 a lifetime A rousing crop in July Prices dirt cheap Mam Jr 2 moth catalogue and 11 pkgs Grass and Grains w 9 FREE for but 10c and this notice Catalogue Gc JOHN A CLOVER SEED Clover Grass SALZER SEED CO LACROSSE WIS 11 rfjffff Cough Tastes Good B Best in time Syrnp by druggists Sold Opa vB iaA JET mj J ELSE mv J wi CURES WHfcRE -- wwa FAILS Use KoW eral occasions Humped and bent Lame back did it jSlraigut and sound St Jacobs Oil did it jtill train traveling from Perth to the sortb it has brought to a stand ANK -- E - 1701 m ianw o JLw- - Permanently cured by using DR WHITEHALLS KH UMATIC CURE The mrest and the beat Sample sen JlftV on mention nf this publication Till DR iVHlTKHATI MEBKIMINB CO South SBend Indiana jlinersi tJttt5 7 Hill f f 1 Colony lasdt nns limber esir trrurc Soatli tlinp CjUUUtUUU 1 FBEE CATALOGUE WUCRAWFORD St CO NasUvillci Tccu i jnciuo stntc uai ccuc Iss cists - j ps v J IS t 8 A FUMY INCIDENT i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 22 L898 To Cure A Cold IS In One Day Tab- ¬ WE WILL GIVE A FRAGMENT OF HISTORY THAT FULL OF HUMOR j Colonel Horns Letter to General Logan Explaining an Attack on Grant Shan¬ non His Associate Was an Ambitious JTried Chicken Eater Ttfrs John A Logan once gave to a u M w I M m newspaper reporter in this city a letter In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the from a southern editor that created a is carrying nearly exchange of a new piano We make ft will pay you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch lot ot talk It was immediately after The Northwestern of the death of General Grant The re- 1000000 insurance on the livesciti- ¬ this remarkable offer as we want the in- good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock representative porter had gone to the Logan residence Bourbon Countys strument for a special purpose Jr to interview the general abont some zens Call on R P Dow 26oc 8tfor All you have to do is to send us the folio win AND matter then before congress The gen particulars information on a postal card viz 1 Your name o3 Postoffice 2 Location of your residence eral was in bed and the reporter was t 4 Factory number of your piano address Yesterdays Temperature shown to his room In the course of the The number will be found stamped on the wrest 5 Paper iu which plank near the tuning pins Mrs Logan entered the bed ¬ evening temperature as you saw this advertisement The following is the Misses5 chamber and took part in the conversaCo noted yesterday by A J Winters award of 25000 will be decided The tion In her hand she held a letter the of this city on April 15th 1898 from the applications Worth knew contents of which her husband 16 and 18 for 9 days only 999 55 7 a in sent to us before that time and the Worth 10 and 14 tor 9 davs onlv 7 S about She wanted to give it to the re 56 8a m 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 porter hut the ceneral objected But decision will be announced immediately Worth 12 and 1 for 9 days only 649 56 9am 8 00 now 300 12 Ladies Jackets worth each as the newspaper man started to leave 10 a in 57 thereafter S and 6 for 9 days only 437 Worth 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 Mrs Logan slipped the envelope into 11 am 61 h and Worth 4 for 9 days only 319 morning nearly 12 m 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 6U 500 now 2 19 his hand The next Co Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 229 66i 2 p in every newspaper in the country printed 12 Ladies Canes worth each 800 now 400 65 3p m copy oi it it was a rare ana racy a 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 123 W 4th St Cincinnati 200 121 63 4 pm Ladies Sailors Black and all colors 2oc document 11 Ladies Capes worth ech 450 now 212 60 op m Colonel Alexander G Horn of Meridi- ¬ C3Worth 100 IS Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 163 59 pm an Miss then the editor of The Daily 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c 7 Ladies Capes worth each 99 2007 now Mercury was its author The letter Comforts worth 16 now 50c Land and a Living Ladies Wool Hose now 10c was intended as an explanation of an RJankets worth 100 now 50c Infants Wool Hose now 5c editorial that had appeared a few weeks Are best and chpapest m the New South Plaid Dress Goods 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 100 Easy terms before in The Mercury Colonel Horn Land S3 to 85 an acre JN o and J J Shannon were associates in Good schools and cnurcnes blizzards No cold waves New illus the publication of the aforesaid journal 9 3 On the morning following the death oftrated paper Land and a Living Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double the hero of Appomattox The Mercury Kinearson x VF Mrs Laura E Mims of SmithvilleGat Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double contained one of the most cruel articles Route Cincinnati Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c says A small pimple of a strawberry about General Grant ever printed by a Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 days onlv 100 color appeared on my cheek it soon press It dared any true southerner to began to grow rapidly notwithstand-¬ Mens Caps 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 KAXLKOAD TI51E CARD grieve or show signs of sorrow over his My Mens Heavy Socks 5c wor h double ing all efforts to check it Ladies Shoes for 9 days only 200 cemise It called upon the people of eye became terribly Wool Socks 12 worth double NRR L Mens Boots and Shoef worth 400 now 200 Dixie land to exult and rejoice at the inflamed and was so Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth their Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now 175 OF TRAINS ARRIVAL death of the man who had slain swollen that for quite double sons and burned their homes The peo- From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p a while I could not Men Buots and Shoes worth 300 now 1 50 see The doctors Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double of Meridian were astounded They ple Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 now 125 in 1015 p in said I had Cancer of Mens Suspenders 10c worth double went to the editor Colonel Horn and From Lexington 489 a m 745 a ru Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 100 the most malignant Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double asked him in the name of peace to 333 p m 627 p m 14 yds Mason ville Cotton SlOO type and after ex- ¬ Canton write another article withdrawing it From Richmond 435 a in 740 a m Flannel Drawers 19c worth double 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton hausting their effort 100 328 p m He was obdurate and instead of doing 21 yds Bleached Muslin doing me Mens Heavy Working Shirts 21c wortn double without 100 m as his neighbors wished dictated anoth- - From Maysville 742 a m 325 any good they gave er one equally as fierce as the first DEPARTURE OF TRAINS When in- up the case as hopeless At that moment the name of Colonel To Cincinnati 445 a in 755 a in formed that mv father had died from the same disease they said I must die Don t delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember Shannon was before the senate awaiting 340 p in the place Remember when we adver ¬ confirmation as postmaster at Meridian To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m as hereditary Cancer was incurable try tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with At this crisis I was advised to An enemy of his knowing the love that 545 p m 1021 p m SSS and in a short while the Cancer every o and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed General Logan had for General Grant To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m began to discharge and continued to do 1025 p m inclosed copies of the paper to him ex ¬ so for three months then it began to GOODS pecting that Logan would oppose Shan To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m heal I continued the medicine a while F B Carr Agent nons nomination Shannon and Horn LACES3 longer until the Cancer disappeared en- ¬ a dispute over the editorial and Lad tirely This was several years ago and their relations became so strained that there has been no return of the disease Wrights Celery Tea a street duel was only averted by the tion Sick headaches 25c ua i at interference of mutual friends Colonel Horns letter to General Logan was to Canrer is a blood disease and only a SSS blood remedy will cure it Colonel Shannon was in- ¬ the effect that guaranteed purely vegetable is a real nocent of the article and had known blood remedy and never fails to per- ¬ nothing about it until he saw it in the to Benefits Received From manently cure Cancer Scrofula Eczema Testifies Xaper I cannot quote the letter with Rheumatism or any other disease of the Dr Miles Remedies literal exactness but a part of it was as blood Send for our books 701 follows Blood Diseases on Cancer and No Shannon had nothing to do mailed free to with it In the first place he hasnt any address v sense enough to conceive such a senti- ¬ BOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ Swift Specific ment as was expressed in the editorial Co Atlanta Ga and if he had he would be too cowardly SMITH SHOP FOR SALE ¬ to write it He is my partner I am sorD ry to say but by making him postmaster wrignrs Celery Tea cures constipa- T DESIRE to sell my house and ot We have just opened up at the Vld tion sick headaches 25c at druggists 1 with blacksmith shop at Jackson Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati stand of the Midland Coal Co Main you will afford me the opportunity of rille Ky I will sell for half cash bal getting rid of him Ohio St between 6th and 7th St and we are 4t For further mce in twelve months And why not take him John There A Good Memory Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris offering the best KENTUCKY and particulars address or call on TENNESSEE COAL is a mighty narrow strip between the y often saves money and also good Health If BEN J F SHARON radical republicanism that you repre- ¬ you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ AT 11 AND 12 CTS PER BUSHEL Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ sent and the Cleveland Mugwumpery TUESDAY March 8TH 1898 ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells that Shannon tries to represent He is yrup Pepsin and health will be restored lo returning every second Tuesday in each delivered Give us a trial a Democrat never was and never Trial sizes Uic lo doses 10c large size 50c not yoj 00 month THE PARIS COAL CO and SI of V T IJrolts druggist Paris will be I predict that you will soon Optician Landman Ky Ijan xin NEW YORK WORLD has been visiting this have him over on your side and God city regularly for over speed the day We Democrats down HOW TO FIND OUT EDITION ALYA CRAWFORD five years and has ad- ¬ carl Crawford here dont want him Fill a bottle or common glass with urine justed glasses to the I am growing old but I am still in 18 Pages a Week twenty four hours a eye3 of the best people is no more responsible position and let it stand indicates an unhealthy sedi con15G Papers a Year ment or settling possession cf my mental faculties and ¬ of Paris and Bourbon than that of a railroad When of I hope to live many years longer to tell THEREOn his steady nerves clear engin- ditionit is the kidneys kidney urine stains evidence of trouble Too County and has proven himself comeer braint linen the truth from day to day about the bright eye and perfect self command de- ¬ frequent desire to urinate or pain in the petent thorough reliable and honest is also convincing despised Yankees and their politics I pend the safety of the train and the lives back and bladder are outproof that the kid ¬ You can get Landmans glasses from neys A lternate of order except Day Published every am eeriously afflicted with hemiplegia of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and WHAT TO DO Clark Clays drug store between his Sunday in There is 1 out of else I would have mauled h visits and when he makes his regular other remedies are especially adapted to expressed comfortDr the knowledge so often Kilmers Swamp Root tbat Thriee-a-Wee- k keeping the nerves steady the brain clear the great kid- ey remedy fulfills every wish Edition of The visit he will examine your eyes thorough Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts Shannon long ago The in relieving pain iu the back kidneys liver New Yokk World is first among all ly and make any change necessary to Logan you ought to remember me and the mental faculties unimpaired part of urinary bladder Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 sages and every inability the hold urine pas ¬ weekly papers in size frequency of give satisfaction Examination free as one of the fellows that figured some corrects and Itpain passing i to bad DR CALDWELLS References Drs W J Fithian or in conspicuously in the Kemper Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing scaldinguse of liquor wine or beer effects fol- publication and the freshness accuracy what and over- and variety of its contents It has all Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he lowing III county trials I guess I can take the suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being CURES COIMSTIPATION compelled to get up many times during the the merits of a great 6 daily at the D Cram of Paris credit to myself of having had the Dem- ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and night to urinate The mild and the extraor ¬ the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ ocrats who killed the Radicals there was fully restored to health by Dr Miles dinary effect of wamp ltoot is soon realized cal news is prompt complete accurate its wonderful cures acquitted before the courts I would Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend Lt stands the highest for ca es of the most distressing If you ned and impartial as all its readers will tes- W O Dr Miles Remedies like another job of the same kind a medicine you should have the best Sold tify It is against the monopolies and by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar for thp people Dr Miles Remedies You and I ought to be friends Op Do you expect to do any paper You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet posites beget liking You have been a are sold by all drug- ¬ It prints the news of all the world both sent free by mail upon receipt of three we win sena you tree a ing Mites 31 tAVO cent stamps to cover cost of postage having special correspondence from all broth of a boy in your party and I have gists under a positive large selection of samples fiom 3c per guarantee first bottle on the bottle Mention The Paris on the globe It been a sheol of a fellow in mine roll up all new colorings and novelties tKy News and send your address to Dr important news points or money re- ¬ - Restore benefits illustrations stories by y Tiie has Co General Logan replied good natured funded Book on dis- ¬ 0JS Kilmer cc of thisliingnampton jn the gen- - greatbrilliant a capital humor page up to date WE PAY FREIGHT THE VERY BEST paper guarantee proprietors authors We want an agent in every town to Bell ly to this epistle after which a friend eases of the heart and Wfa Health 24sp lmo uiness of this offer PRQMPT- on RELIABLE complete markets departments for the OLD commission from large sample books ly correspondence sprang up between nerves free Address womens work and other household and P AYING MRS LAURA WEISHAUF No capital required For samples or the erratic genius at Meridian and the DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind special departments of usual interest particulars address senator Logan read the Shannon letter We offer this unequaled newspaper Of Slurry Ind Recommends Wrights S WOLF in the committee room of the senate Celery Capsules and The Bourbon News together one 747 753 Ninth Ave N Y City and then laughingly said that inasmuch year for 225 as his friend Colonel Horn wanted The regular subscription price of the Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 two papers is 300 Shannon confirmed he didnt see how The Wright Medical Co he could oppose him Colonel Horn Columbus Ohio B111P2 1 unreconstructed has long since passed Dear Sirs- Last spring I purchased into silence and a few years later Coloa box of Wrights Celery Capsules from nel Shannon was buried at his old L C Davenport druggist BlufEton home in Paulding Miss a town onge Ind and used them tor stomach trouble made famous by the publication of The PARIS KENTUCKY with which I had been afflicted for more Weekly Clarion many years ago of than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my which paper he was one of the founders Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls stomach is entirely well I can eat any promptly answered Your work is During the Sullivan Kilrain trial at OF THE- thing and can truthfully say that I have solicited Prices reasonable Purvis some years ago I sat at the break- ¬ not felt better in years fast table with Sullivan and Colonel Yours Respectfully Shannon Sullivan ate three fried chick- ¬ Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation Mrs Laura Weishauft ens Shannon four Charlie Rich the druggists Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 and sick headache 25c at all great sportsman got the two to enter a a rurrr th i tfcViTviwric per bos Send address on postal to the fried chicken eating match Some one Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio ior how many he thought asked Sullivan and1 trial size free he could get away with and Sullivan Best in said about eight the WorldFor 14 years this shoe by merit Eight spoke up Shannon Well alone has distanced all competitors The same Suit will cost you 45 and W L Douglas 350 and S500 50 elsewhere you will have to do better than that shoes are the productions of400 Bkilled workmen Grape Vines At Cost from the best material possible at these prices may be the champion prizefighter You and SSOO shoes for men S2SO and but you will have to whet up that ap- SSOO w L Sl75 for boys and youths Nobby Business Suits Douglas shoes are Indorsed petite of yours before you can take by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any TRUE TO away the chicken eating champion- ¬ shoo ever offered at the prices BOTH- CON They are made In all the latest Fine Trousers TOO and ship shapes and styles and of every varl chickens were bought and cleaned ety of leather The 6a year by If dealer cannot supply you - Daily and mail jQlcLc3Lx and were ready for the iron when the logue to W L Douglas Brockton write for cataby mail - 8 a year Sunday Mass Sold by Daily Before j colonel was taken violently ill J P KIELY he could recover Sullivan was out of ftft the state James S Evans in Chicago is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in S Herald Times w urn w the world DR CALDWELLS a RI By mail 2 a year JOiS HUNSON Cotter Price 5c a copy Artificial ice is made even in Juneau THE SUN New York Address BUSEBERG MO CURES 5WD1GESTION Alaska during the summer ¬ ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policy holders and to its policv holders and is 180000000 an now holding for them over xnreniiuni reoeipts of over excess tf 20000000 ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine 25022 FOR THE OLDEST A for RAND CHANCE FOR YOU and now After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of Steinway Piano Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoesc FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats Ladies and Gapes READ HEED YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS - ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters Jackets and ¬ j j Ernest Urchs Cancer ZCti o Face Specials For Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes 5 40 ¬ S V ¬ SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE BURGS Etc -- HAM A Real Blood Remedy Railroad Engineer BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGER8 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY i ¬ LH Landman M COAL mm g TIIE THKICE-A-AVEJE- K ¬ ¬ FOR ONE DOLLAR CRAWFORD BROS ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ YRUP PEPSI ¬ ¬ HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance ALL PAPER ¬ Jit NON UNION - ¬ JOHN CONNELLY EASTER SUITS -- ¬ Finest Imported Cloth WL DOUGLAS 4Q QUAE 4d Ori WE 0so hf r ir rr i - Hews 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