You have found an item located in the Kentuckiana Digital Library.

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 25, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 25, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898032501_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 25, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. rr kl CHAMP MILLER iPfe o RBON NEW J 1 II la Editors and Owners FEINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MARCH 25 1898 M1LLERSBURG NO 24 Of Certain Novelties ¬ STOCK AND TURF NEWS The new goods are coming faster uhan can be mentioned many Rtirii that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to e o Mr Merrilt Tauieacm was the guest of I unheralded and unsung We would call your particular attention to relatiye8 here Tuesda7 season our Wall Jraper otock this It is a suberb line exclusive Mr G W Bryau has been in Cincin- ¬ patterns original ideas the designers are creators of styles not follow- nati for the past week ers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded Mrs Shockley accidentally dislocated for inferior goods Just look over the line or such parts of it as will her arm several days ago interest you and we are sure you will agree with us as to its merits Mrs Wm Britt and son returned Tuesday from Boone county we show 50 patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale Miss Nannie Peod of Mayslick is the guest of Miss Dorothy Peed All shadep all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar Win Peed of Sharpsburg was the 7 guest of John Peed this week Catchy Frency florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red C P Allen was the guest of J G and blue Allen Tuesday and Wednesday A No 1 four hole pool For A few special stripes in silk effects with and without frieze with table Sale 2t Address T M Ptirnell mouldings to match They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric Mr George Hughes of Paris 111 is the guest of his sister Mrs W M 12 2c News Notes Gathered In And About The At 5c At l 2c l At 10c At W Miss Bessie Davis of Mexico WAX IDC is the guest of her cousin Miss Lucile The most exquisite line of English Chintz and floral designs Judy A remnant lot of Room Moldings Mt 2c per foot to close out Born Monday to the wife of Chas pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi 1 Simons of near Hooktown a son the only last a few dajs first son TT iew colors in ingrains 1 1 r i witn jarge norai noraers ana ceuiugs 1 1 1 T T Britt Mo u M Carpets Furniture Wall Paper WHY IS HOT THE BEST PLOW MADE 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 by T A Vimont dislocated his shoulder last Tuesday and has since been confined to his bed Miss Hallie Talliferro of Falmouth is the guest of her consins the Misses Robertson Mr W M Layson lost a fine dog collar and offers to give the dog for the return of the collar Mrs Blanche King of Lexington was the gnest of her sister Mrs Chas Darnell Wednesday Mr F A Rirchie of Mt Sterling was the guest of his cousin S M Allen Jr from Tuesday till yesterday C R Turner sold a fine jack two mules and two fine fillies to J A Cow brey of Kansas and helped him buy a car load of stock of same kind Caleb Corrington has finished the foundation for his residence and will commence on the wood work in a few Crop Etc Turf Xotes Ornament at five to one is the first choice in the Brooklyn Handicap J E Clay has purchased a wool clipping machine with which one man can clip 125 sheep per day Several growing crops of wheat in Madison have been sold at 75 and 80 cents says the Register CottieNaglehas taken a car load of park horses to New York to be sold at Madison Square Garden G L Bishop of Bourbon county sold nine hhds averaging 1441 at the Rice Turner House in Louisville J E Clay yesterday delivered to Moses Kahn 119 cattle for shipment to New York The cattle will average 1338 pounds and will fill seven cars The Advocate reports 900 cattle on the market at Mt Sterling court Mon- ¬ day Best steers sold at 5 best heifers and best yearlings at five cents High prices made slow trading John Skill man of Bourbon bought twenty five light steers at 5 ¬ Sales and Transfers Of Stock FRANK CO Wear Are showinga House Full of Hies in Lais Jackets and Gapes Isgrig are Davis Thompson offering surprising bargains in mens and boy sstyli3h shoes The prices are right tf SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting ii5vzr READY-TO-WEAR - Comment Midwavlid to have a telephone ez Jumble Of News And change The Rihmond W C T TJ wants a curfew law r has tined against Richmonon account of smallpox A casef smallpox was discovered Tuesday at Minerva Mason county Leslie fipmbs of Lexington was ap- ¬ pointed jEension Agent for Louisville days Mrs Alex Wallingford and Mrs The jglntucky Midland Medical Arch McGregor of Fleminesburs were Society raill meet in Georgetown April guests of their sister Mrs Ed Hull this 14th week Mrs Russell Mann and daughter Miss M Correct in Style Correct in Make The Hang is Right The Finish is Right jX M J liSfjHSHVt mm m Fannie and Miss Sadie Hart of Paris were guests of Mrs W M Miller iirMtirtiiB Tuesday John M Jameson Jr has sold his interest in The Raven to Mr Ernest Henson and the politics of the paper will hereafter be Democratic i ivi re ur vi KPQTa r 1SS i n elocntion aVHAu ilFgvveianien teritinnuienaiJ 3ridaravjenil iug April 1st atr the Male College All Music by the Sunshine orchestra are cordially invited Many here are AHE THE mOBT FATAL OF ALL OIS- - afe tend th ladiesmihlnerv arranging to at¬ opeuings to be big held at Mrs Corn ay Watsons in Paris on April 1st and 2d Elaborate prepa ratior 8 are being made for the display It will pay the Millersburg people to iall on J T Hinton and get his prices on carpets furniture lace curtains and is a guaranteed remedy for all BBB25EY and auvthiug else in the house furnishing BLADEK Diseases line tf Dr W M Miller wife and Mis Virginia Hutchcraft will leave to day for Atlanta to be present April 27th atthe 73d birthday anniversary of Dr Millers mother Mis Rachel Miller Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Therp will be a reunion of the family Miss Marv Miller Mrs Robt Milam and igrergfTa2sg The only safe Bura xxuX John A Miller Dr W M Miller renaDie emaie Jf mc HVury Carlton Raymond and Lee h ETi 3 13 ever offered to -Lsifn -w rr a s m m O EDWARD ko The Quaker Medicine 400 did over woEtnfof business Monday at Car Co B lisle forlSr Sundae The Siaaisbn Fiscal Court has bought a willipjjljwallapus and a rock crusher - v A telegram from Campbells ville that ap ibjQOTflxof brimstone fell there The L wiKrrrrvrmmmmmmmmmmm N railroad company paid 3 WT fc V9TZF I 2T over 100000 into the state treasury in one check for taxes Six shares of stock in the Farmers Bank at Danville sold at 19950 per Jy p share at public sale Edward Dorsey colored a native of Georgetown was married to his sixth wife at Indianapolis He is ninety seven years old Ready-To-We- ar SILK WAISTS and PETTICOATS Haggakd tf WASTED Reeds new laundry is Haggard HOUSES Give us a call Reed doing first class work js-- 5 ftMSfe I3K BIOTTS especially recommendU Brefi GG BU sjs a fill Dcauwu ea co marrioa Jjcaiss asic lor x TZOTTS PEUSTYZSQYAIi PZaiIcS and take no other Sond for circular- - 3rce 100 per box G boxes for 50 U Mi R FOE Ml ws Mrin - - CZ33B2MJLCAJLi V T BrociKs CO Cleveland Ohio Sor Sale By rSSsSSJSJRCfTHn321331 JragRlsl -- am pnraTrrzr E3 i Mfcv KrawAVj jitgj EIJSSQ 1jr - R ffTQfcwV c j thi trtb In bcioiitiLc SftVNo killsllorse Huelets It pulverizes moisture In umakes tho 3i235P v way S the weol3 rsir scrcprow Its a cultivatorthe air and a hoe dots tthr hind as well as ii wortc eauany wen n you till your lana or aaraen va a i iuutiiir looisyou win oe surpnsea at tne aecreabe in won frnno nf Vany tae increase in proht Tuere is a score of tntse macamej S3 -- Yon can do It beat easiest quickest with a n vw m e36j RS m ta bi iiasi ts s m vnvi iii1 S iit jciy 2SS2 IMai ct Jr vaa RSB IjT jdfig t jQlm li Parties who have houses for rent will do well to place them with me I can W S Anderson secure yon desirable tenants I have had quite a number of applica- ¬ Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules tions for houses in the past lew days To the Wright Medical Co If you have a house for rent let me rent Cotumbus Ohio Tent I have puichsiert a box of Wrights it for you VUmv Capsules from lames T Blaser drug Call at my office or notify me by irNt Wavoiiy O and used them forStomaeh mail Jrouble siiid Constipation I was unable to dottiiyMiinr for nearly two years I ased bop- of thre cured me your Celery Capsules and they 2ST- Iuia For the benefit of others so allllctedl wish lo send this letter - Our Yaists are made by some of the best known waist makers in the United States and are of the newest patterns and style The style fit and quality of otir waists guaranteed PARIS MUSLINin White and Black at all prices FRENCH and AMERICAN ORGANDIES in many designs and patterns All kinds and prices in Wash Goods SILKS for Dresses and Waists TAFFETA SILKS in all the new shades v Very truly yours W S ANDEKsoar Sold by all druggists at 5k and SI per box i3l a dreson postal t the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free 3g13ZS33Lv 0 ErSTATE AGENT REAL ville Hrore Houses and Lauds For Sale or Rent Opp Couxt-hor- up staiis over Louis ¬ j J Mail ed free RTTSr7Jr f1AllaV luft Wy A4VI ry -- 7 0ecfwhich will do as much as live or six good men ant An KnttA flVr livn- r1rn wiAjIntm 4wit are plainly Bet forth in the Planet Jr Book for 1S93 - tTfV3fp iyi Tf4- jX w TVtlo gri--wir-c- TjT rJL - ir A tax JKht g tv- - vTWTyTiryrsia ijiwawat rjxrxmiirvmMVii a lilrffri s r- - w w vlSaUSHsSK- - OSZi il t nirtMIIMMillMn WI zjsV3riLkf ihi An elegant line of derby and Alpine hats f loin the cheapest to the best material in latest styles can be found at Price Cos reliable clothiers tf HP Mini i1st i Special care taken with ladies and childrens White Wear Reasonable prices tf Phone 4 Boukbon Steam Laundry d a BaVII IddUil Why you should buy your shoes of us A ICW 4 stylish new I iave just received a well selected line of Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late Turiroike Notice structing and repairing the turnpikes in All peisons wishing to bid for the con- ¬ the very best manu- ¬ facturers have them made for us of the very best materials and We buy direct from flrenadiies ixx sill til latest stylos o I can supply any need in the vehicle line johs 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 ¬ ¬ Bourbon county are hereby notified to fend in sealed bids on or before the 2d day cf April next as the regular Fiscal Court meets on the 5th day of April Bids in District No 1 must be left with Mr Ed Turner No 2 with Mr McCliutock and No 3 with Mr Linne- nan the Turnpike Commissioners who will give any person or persons desiring to bid full particulars Bids may be offered with or without the use of the machinery belonging to quality We would appreci ate your trade and in- vite you to look over 1 our stock before buy ing your shoes that you want and we will sell them as low as any one can sell a shoe of equal made right We keep the kind of and Children LA DKS TIES of all kinds B LTS in endless variety HAT PINS BELT PINS WAIST SETS Ladies WHITE COLLARS DRESS GOODS in endless variety SHORT CORSETS from 50c to 150 SUMMER CORSETS in all lengths BLACK and FANCY HOSIERY for Ladies V J H HAGGA ISX JEL3ELi2 Hr V- D the county The lowest and best bids if any will be accepted The Fiscal Court reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids Spring Footwear iM JAlolxH J i 9 W M FURNELL td x Eion Judge 6f Bourbon County - C3yr a vJ flV J 404 MAIN STREET - k JJ a Jr JV Zf -- ixrrcxtfmmwmmm rA f - ar r m mm JfrejP S 1 W wi - am ii w AMK m j - t THE BOUJRBON NEWS PAKIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 25 1898 Of the Kentucky wwd Kearsarg at New ¬ port News Distinguished Visitors Wit ¬ Board of Inquiry on Its Way ness the Ceremonies Newport News Va March 24 Two to the National Capital THE REPOET THE LAUNCHING FIFTY FIFTH CONQBJESS CUBAN INDEPENDENCE Of the The Cabinet Meeting Tuesday Devoted Ex ¬ clusively to the Spanish Situation in General The Board of Inquiry Re¬ port Will Be Made Public Monday the Spanish situation in general and to the forthcoming- report of the court of inquiry in particular The tone of the discussion was very firm and determined that there must come an end to the present state of affairs in Cuba Secretary Long authorized the statement that the understand ing before the cabinet was that the report would reach Washington on next Thursday or Friday that it was very voluminous and that its publication and transmission to congress 0 - Washington- March 23 The cabinet meeting Tuesday lasted something over an hour and was devoted exclusively - Resolution to That Effect Introduced First Regnttor Session In the House Contested Election Cases Washington March 18 Senate Bills in ¬ Decided in Thorpes Favor Spanish Crisis Near at Hand troduced Thursday To authorize the erection of a statue of the late President Lincoln at Washington March 24 Kepresenta first class battleships the Kearsarge Gettysburg Pa to cost 50000 the statue to tive A Clark of Missouri Wednesday and the Kentucky identical in every be erected by a commission composed of the the commander respect from keel to finishing tops secretary of war Pennsylvania of the army¬ introduced the following resolution and That the congress of the United Thursday from the the governor ofG A R to prohibit the comwill be launched railroad mander of the Ship companies from charging more than three cents States of America participate with the yards of the Newport News Building Co It will be the first time per mile for carrying passengers through the people of the United States in the deep within the history of the United States Indian territory to authorize the construction interest which they feel for the suc- ¬ on the great lakes to take the government shipbuilding that two im- ¬ of a gunboatUnited States ship Michigan and cess of the people of Cuba who are place of the mense steel warships of the first class to cost exclusive of armament not to exceed struggling to establish their liberty and do hereby have been set afloat from one yard on 230000 At 2 oclock the consideration of the and independence national quarantine bill was resumed The recognize the independence of the re ¬ same day the conference report on the agricultural bill was adopted After a brief executive session the senate at 430 adjourned until Monday House No political questions were dis- ¬ cussed in the house Thursday The whole ses- ¬ sion was devoted strictly to the post office ap- ¬ propriation bill which was taken up for amend- ¬ mWvmiSmfSmSi ment under the live minute rule The ques- ¬ tions which consumed the major portion of the time related to the allowance for clerk hire at post offices and to rural free delivery The house increased the allowance for rural free delivery from 150000 to 5300000 and defeated the proposition for increased clerk hire AVAsniNGTON March 19 Senate Not in session House The house spent another day on the post office appropriation bill but only disposed of two pages of the bill Most of the day was devoted to a debate on the merits of the pneu ¬ matic tube mail service in New York Boston and Philadelphia and the advisability of con- ¬ tinuing the existing contract An effort to jiT m u strike out the appropriation of 225000 was defeated but the opponents of the appropriation succeeded in securing the V adoption of an amendment providing that no An additional contracts should be made amendment was adopted making it a misde- ¬ CHRISTINE BRADLEY meanor for any person to pad the mails dur ¬ Um Bat ¬ ing the period when the mails are being weigh¬ Young Lady Who Will Christen ed to determine the compensation to be paid to tleship Kentucky the railroads for their transportation The Washington March 24 The mem-¬ amendment was recommended by the depart ¬ bers of the Womens Christian Tem- ¬ ment Washington March 22 perance union assembled Wednesday transaction of some routine Senate After the business Monday in large numbers at the Pennsylvania Mr Bacon Ga introduced an amendment which depot to witness the departure of Miss he announced he would offer to the resolution Christine Bradley who will Thursday providing for the annexation of the Hawaiin the United States The amendment christen with water the new battle Islands tothat the resolution shall not be effec- ¬ provides ship Kentucky tive until the question of annexation shall have Newport News Va March 24 been submitted to the qualified electors of Ha ¬ The great battle ships Kearsarge and waii and passed upon affirmatively by is the same which Mr Kentuckj Wednesday night rest on them The amendment Hawaiian treaty and Bacon offered to the the ways ready for the signal that which is still pending Mr Allen Neb se- ¬ will send them to their maiden plunge cured the passage of a resolution calling upon into the waters of the Hampton Koads the secretary of the interior for information Gov Wm O Bradley and staff with as to the number of all classes of pensioners including the percentage of men and women about six hundred other enthusiastic and children carried on the pension rolls Kentuckians arrived at 340 oclock Several bills of minor importance were passed Wednesday afternoon on a Chesapeake House The house Monday passed the bill They were for the relief of the survivors and victims of and Ohio special train preceded at 11 oclock by a committee the Maine disaster The bill reimburses the they from Louisville who came ahead to surviving officers and men for the lossesyears sustained to an amount not to exceed a make preparations for the reception sea pay and directs the payment of a um equal Wednes- ¬ to a years pay to the legal heirs of those who of the gubernatorial party day night Gov Tyler of Virginia perished There was quite a spirited debate amendment came over from Old Point Comfort He over an the survivors suggested by Mr Cannon each a years pay out of to give will be joined Thursday by the mem- ¬ hand instead of attempting to reimburse them bers of his staff for actual losses Some old alleged scandals in connection with the reimbursement of the survivors of the Samoan disaster was raked up but the debate in the end wis saved from a rather sordid tone by a beautiful tribute paid to the gallant dead by Mr Cousins la in a short but eloquent speech He aroused the galleries to spontane- ¬ ous applause when he said that while the vult- ¬ ures might be watching over the dark waters of Havana harbor for the belated dead above all the eagles piercing eye was watching for the truth The remainder of the day was oc- ¬ cupied in the consideration of the old claim of John Roach the ship builder for 331000 No action was taken upon the claim Washington March 2a Senate Senator Cullom Tuesday introduced a bill which had been sent to him by the National Business M A DOCTORS DIRECTIONS They save a daughter from blindness fa When a father writes that yours is the best medicine ia the world you can 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 medicine 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 in these strong terms Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best medicine in the world My daughter had a relapse after the measles due to taking cold She was nearly bliudand 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 DrAyers Sarsaparilla repeat overand over again in one form or another The doctors gave her the expression no 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the mature consideration that momenOther cabi tous character required net officers stated that general plan a included of sending the presidential message along with report stating that Spain the had been called upon to make suitable response to the case presented by the court of inquiry While the cabinet associates of the president maintained their usual reserve as to the exact character of their deliberations yet it was conceded that he discussion proceeded on the theory that the coming report would show that the Maine explosion was not the result of an accident but was due to an external cause There is no doubt that substantial unanimity exists on the part of the president and all his cabinet both as to the Maine question and the general subject of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ would not occur until Monday or Tuesday as the president would require that much time to give the document ¬ i public of Cuba The feeling was universal through out official circles Wednesday that the culmination of the Spaniah crisis was near at hand With the report of the court of inquiry only the little while off with the white house the center of long and earnest conferences between the president and the party leaders of congress and with exceptional activity towards emergency preparations in the war and navy departments there was abundance of evidence that definite results regarding the Maine disaster and the Cuban question in general were about to be reached R T Thorpe was Wednesday given the seat from the Fourth Virginia district Sydney E Eppes who obtained the certificate of election was unseat¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J l Cuba The possibility of a recourse to intervention in case Spain declined to make suitable response to the representations we will make after receiving the Maine report has been fully discussed although necessarilly it has been an abstract discussion thus far and no conclusion has been reached nor is it possible until the vital question as to the cdurts findings is before the president and cabinet At the same time there is a very evident intention to consider all eventual-¬ ities including the recourse to inter ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ed by a strict party vote Thorpe was given the Seat by a vote of 151 to 130 The republicans without a break voted for Thorpe and the democrats and pop- ¬ ulists with the exception of Howard Ala a populist voted for Eppes Thorpe contested the seat of McKenny in the last congress and was seated A vivid wordpicture of the horrors and barbarities of concentration on the island of Cuba was drawn in the senate Wednesday by Mr Gallinger of New Hampshire The senator recent- ¬ ly visited Cuba to study the situation there Long before the senate con- ¬ vened the galleries were packed Al- ¬ most as soon as the senate convened Mr Bacon Ga introduced a joint resolution declaring that the United States should do every thing in its power to preserve peace with all the nations of the world and not be forced into a war except to preserve the honor and dignity of the nation He said that he would not ask for immediate consideration of the resolution but would permit it to lie on the table until Thursday Then Mr Hale Me chairman of the naval affairs committee quietly rose and fa¬ plete cure follow the use of a few bottles of this great blood purifying medicine Because it is a specific for all forms of blood disease If a disease has its origin in bad or impure blood Dr Ayers Sars aparila acting directly on the blood re- ¬ moving its impurities and giving to it vitalizing energy will promptly eradicate the disease The great feature of Dr Ayers Sarsapa ¬ rilla is the radical cures that result from its use Many medicines only suppress disease they push the pimples down under the skin they paint the complexion with subtle arsenical compounds but the disease rages in the veins like a pent up fire and some day breaks out in a vol- ¬ canic eruption that eats up the body Ayers Sarsaparilla goes to the root It makes the fountain clean and the waters are clean It makes the root good and the fruit is good It gives Nature the elements she needs to build up the broken down constitution not to brace it up with stimulants or patch it up on the surface Send for Dr Ayers Curebook and learn more about the cures effected by this remedy Its sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass It is a common experience a common experience to have Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla prescribed by a phyiician to see a com ¬ Every musician has the idea that if he would consent to lower himself to do it But His Carelessness Got Him Into he could write a successful popular song Trouble with His Girl Somerville Journal A 3roung gentleman whose gallantry wat largely in excess of his pecuniary means Query Willies sought to remedy thi3 defect and save the Willie Say pa money required for the purchase of expensivg Pa Well what is it Willie flowers by arranging with a gardener to let Is painting the town red a cardinal sin him have a bouquet from time to time in re Chicago Evening News turn for his cast off clothes It thus happened one day that he received Hoiiie Seeliers Excursions a bunch of the most beautiful roses which On April 5th and 19th the Chicago Mil he at once sent off to his lady love In sure waukee St Paul lly will sell round trip anticipation of a friendly welcome he called excursion tickets good 21 days from Chi- at the house of the lady the same evening cago Milwaukee and other points on its and was not a little surprised at the frosty line to a great many points in South and reception he met with North Dakota and other western and southYou sent me a note to day the young western states at greatly reduced rates lady remarked after a pause in the most Take a trip west and see what an amount of frigid tones 2ood land can be purchased for the least I a note he inquired in blank astonmoney Further information as to rates ishment routes prices of farm lands etc may be Certainly along with some flowers obtained on application to any coupon tickTo be sure I sent you some flowers et agent or by addressing the following And there was a note inside do you still named persons W E Powell Genl Im- mean to deny it migration Agent 410 Old Colony Bldg ChiWith these words she handed the dun cago H P Hunter Immigration Agt for founded swain a scrap of paper on which tha South Dakota 291 Dearborn St Chicago or following words were written Dont forGeorge H Heafford General Passenger get the old trousers you promised me the Agent Chicago Illinois other day Tit Bits ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ In the Base Clef HE MEANT WELL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A vention the recognition of independence and other methods which appear to eventually meet the requirements of such a condition Key West Fla March 23 The United States court of inquiry into the loss of the battleship Maine has at last finished its laborious work of investi gating the disaster and has submitted its report to Rr Adm Sicard He has pointed out some alterations which he considers necessary and the report may be taken to Washington by Lieut ¬ ¬ vorably reported the bill providing for relief for the survivors of the Maine catastrophe There was a suppressed murmur of expectancy in the gallaries but the measure was read and passed without a word of debate Mr Gallingers speech followed ne spoke in a low clear tone of voice distinctly audible throughout the chamber There was not an interrup tion by word throughout his speech His auditors listened intently to his description of the horrors and cruelties suffered by the reconcentrados ¬ ¬ Stranger to Highlander in full uniform Sandy are you cold with the kilt Sandy Na mon but Im nigh kilt wr the cauld Detroit Free Press Distinction THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS To Portland Ore lorPujret Sound Business Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute hand know what your left is doing m Explosions of Coughing are stopped by A hand separator not letting your right Wakeley G P A St Louis Mo Rural New Yorker How to dissolve bones feed the children on corn meal fat meat pie and cake Rural deep bruises cured by St Jacobs Black New Yorker Oil It wipes them out m via Burllnjjton Route Wednesdays from St Louis Thtjbsdays from Kansas City via Denver scenic Colorado Salt Lake a great feature person ally conducted The success of the season for general northwest travel Write L W ¬ ¬ rl - H Commander Marix judge advocate of the court It is possible however that its arrival in Washington may be delayed several days longer as Adm Sicard said Monday night Lcquld scarcely say that the report leavfe Axednesday The courtShas jtically finished its work but some details may engage its attention long enough to keep the report here for several days I trust however that the navy department will have the documents in a very short time The decision reached by the court is still a matter of surmise Perhaps some significance may be attached and conclusions drawn from a remark made by Adm Sicard when he said to - deelared however that a government that would starve 400000 of its people would do anything and followed this with the further declara ¬ tion that the lives of the brave men When he We cant see the benefit in learning to work puzzles Washington Democrat cobs Oil will cure sprains right off No mistake Thousands have been cured Promptly of neuralgia by St Jacobs Oil is- f- Crippled for years Pshaw Why St JaSure ¬ The most ludicrous being in the world is he who tries to be unhappy and cant De troit Free Press ¬ - r4 r a correspondent The case of the Maine is most pe- culiar perhaps the most peculiar which has ever occurred in the history of the world From the general tone of his re marks it might be inferred that the court findings do not definitely solve the mystery of the explosion This is further borne out by the admirals ¬ ft statement that even after the report had been sent to Washington the department may require further investigation All rumors as to the report being al ready on its way to Washington were set at rest Monday afternoon when Judge Advocate Marix walked into the hotel and asked for Adm Sicard In the little writing room of the hotel Lieut Marix personally delivered the report to Adm Sicard Commander West of Adm Sicards staff then joined Lieut Marix and the trio walked up sairs to the admirals rooms For two hours they were closeted to gether going over the voluminous papers Lieut Commander Marix then personally took the papers on board the Nashville which lies close off ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ shore March 23 Lieut Commander Marix judge advocate of the United States naval court of in¬ quiry into the loss of the battle ship Maine left Key West Tuesday afternoon on his way to Washington ¬ - Key West Fla T ja - H V St r- wick has completed his mortuary report which shows that 257 men and two officers perished in the catastro phe six succumbed to their injuries while lying in the San Ambro hospitaj here one died on the Spanish trans port Colon 171 bodies have been re covered from the wreck of which 61 have been identified 101 have been buried in Colon cemetery and 11 at Key West ¬ ¬ ¬ - Havana Maroh The Maine Victims 23 Chaplain Chid was an extended speech by Mr Caffery La in support of the pending national quaran ¬ BATTLE SHIP KENTUCKY tine bill In the course of his argument Mr Caffery said that he wanted the whole quaran ¬ Miss Christine Bradley and Mrs tine power in the hands of the United States Bradley came in Wednesday evening government the only authority which could quarantine effective Among the bills at 6 oclock from Washington They make a was one to raise the age of protection passed were accompanied by Miss Anna Webbt for girls in the District of Columbia and in the of Paducah Ky one of Miss Bradleys territories to 18 years maids of honor House Representative Tawney Minn a Mrs Herbert Winslow of Boston member of the sub committee of the commit tee on ways and means Tuesday submitted a who will christen the Kearsarge ar ¬ substitute for the bill introduced by MrPearce rived at 10 oclock Wednesday morning Mo relating to adulterated flour The sub ¬ with her husband Lieut Commander stitute has been drawn to meet objections to The naval appropria ¬ Winslow of the United States navy the Pearce bill reported tion bill was the to house Tuesday but as it had not been printed the contested election case of Thorpe vs Ep pes from the Fourth Virginia district was taken up and debated until 4 oclock when the house owing to the illness of Mr Shea of Ken ¬ tucky who was to speak Tuesday afternoon adjourned until Wednesday Washington March 24 Senate In the senate Wednesday Mr Carter Mont called up the bill making further provision for a civil government for Alaska and resumed his speech begun Tuesday upon the measure After a brief discussion of the bill by Mr a Mr Carter Cal offered Perkins long amendment to the measure providing for the placing of a license upon al- ¬ most every kind of business and for the taxing and regulation of the liquor traffic The tax on a wholesale liquor establishment is fixed at 2000 per year upon a barroom or saloon in any town of more than 1500 inhabitants 1500 a year and upon any retail liquor saloon in com- ¬ munities of less than 1500 inhabitants SlCOC per year House R T Thorpe was Wednesday given the seat from the Fourth Virginia district Sydney E Eppes who obtained tho certificate of election was unseated by a party vote Mr Thorpe was given the seat by a vote of 151 to 130 The republicans without a break voted for Thorpe and the demo- ¬ crats and populists with the exception of Mr Howard a populist voted Ala for Eppes Representative Berry Wednesday introduced a bill to pension at 50 a month Capt J W Hardeman of Covington Ky Twenty third Regular volunteers Capt Har ¬ deman was postmaster at Covington during the The bottle containing water from the favor- ¬ Harrison administration and was an unsuc- ¬ ite spring of Abraham Lincoln at Hodgenville cessful candidate when Reynold was appointed Ky which Miss Christine Bradley will break by President McKmley over the prow of the battle ship Kentucky is an innocent looking affair It cost live cents His Neck Was Broken and never has held anything but water Tenn i8i8SFSir i rmc inmirip for fchpi TTnifAd KtfiinS A feature of the senate proceedings Tuesday fcnnrmMflft to23 The contingent from the Blue Grass state brought with them a goodly supply of ¬ old Bourbon whisky It was hinted Wednesday night that they pro- ¬ pose to do a little christening on their own account When the good ship named for their state begins to descend the ways scores of flasks filled with whisky it is said will be pelted ¬ against her hull i Ban Harris colored was hanged in the Davidson county jail Wednesday for the murder of Lizzie Edmonson col ¬ ored two years ago The drop fell at 10 oclock and Harris was pronounced dead in 14 minutes his neck having been broken The drop was six feet four inches Harris met his fate with out fear and made a brief statement on the scaffold confessing his guilt ha exposition March 24 ¬ Nashville 4iI am so nervous and wretched I feel as if I should fly How familiar fose expressions are Little things annoy you and make you irritable Yon can t sleep you are unable to lift ordinary burdens and are su eject to dizziness That bearing down sensation helps to make you feel miserable You have backache and pains low down in the side pain in top of head later on at base of the brain Such a condition points unerringly to serious uterine trouble JBffli AWmWk If you had written to Mrs Pinkham when you first experienced impaired vitality you would have been spared these hours of awful suffering Happiness will be gone IVmA KlMfcSflHSKH out of your life forever my sister unless you act promptly Procure Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound at once and Degm its use then write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass if there is anything about your case you do not understand You need not be afraid to tell her the things you could not explain to the doc tor your letter is seen only by women BlflJjKnSfiKS9iHEnB9liR and is absolutely confidential Mrs Pinkhams vast experience with such troubles enables her to tell you just BklBjiHBlHIHSV day what is best for you and she will Washington March 24 Secretary charge you nothing for her advice Long Wednesday telegraphed orders Mrs Jennie Biebly Youngdale Capt Ludlow of the monitor Ter to Pa Writes Deab Mrs Pinkham Will you kindly allow me the pleasure of expressing ror now at New York to proceed at once to Key West and report to Adm my gratitude for the wonderful relief I have experienced by taking your Vege ¬ Sicard The Terror will be perma- ¬ table Compound I suffered for a long time with nervous prostration back ¬ nently attached to the squadron at ache headache loss of appetite a heavy bearing down feeling also burning Key West It is said that she takes the pains in the groins I could not sleep was tired all the time had no ambition place of the Massachusetts and Texas Life was a burden to me The pains I suffered at times of menstruation were which have gone to Hampton Roads something dreadful I thought there was no cure for it I saw your advertise ¬ and that this move has been contem- ment in the paper and my husband advised me to try your medicine I took plated for more than a week five bottles and now I am well and hannv Your medicine m up AMilllonWomeflHaveBeeBBenefltedDyMfsPlnkliamsAdviceanaMemciac Ships Models Going to the Exposition g Washington March 24 The elabormodels of different types of M ate little If you think of chano-innvnnr lrno4 ships of the new navy which have been remember this Nebraskas soil is rich m and easily tilled No rocks and stumns so much admired by visitors to the All grains and fruits that succeedin navy department are fast disappearing Wothfr Ktntfm in coTrm of the lost itii That from the corridors HOUriSn ft there ThPlnmte woll rW f4i Maine is to remain in front of the secuxu Ul aiia ree om rs maio aVc x puic wuLca is jLouna S8 retary of the navys office with the g stock raising and feeding Tliere is no State xt is a great State for W wlierp a in the flag from its taffrail lowered to half ard workinff larmer can do so well Thousands Union men have of poor mast These little models have cost S become rich m Nebraska Farms can now be bought on easy terms Prices 8 the government from 32000 to 7000 g are low A handsome illustrated pamphlet describing Nebraska will De T S nrncTTQ1V it each They are now going to the Oma ¬ S sent free rm nTHnntirm S Agent Chicago JS f¬ be atoned for with - gold or silver a spontaneous wave of applause swept over the galleries and the vice president had difficulty in When he had con- ¬ restoring order cluded he was accorded a burst of ap plause which the vice president made little effort to restrain The senate then quietly resumed consideration of the bill makinsr further provision for a civil govern- ¬ ment in Alaska and at 2 oclock took up the national quarantine bill Its consideration had not been concluded when the senate adjourned Washington March 24 The senate Wednesday passed the house bill for the relief of the officers and crew of the Maine The heirs of the victims will receive a sum equal to a years pay and the survivors will be recompensed for per-¬ sonal loss Senator Bacon of Georgia intro- ¬ duced a joint resolution in the senate Wednesday declaring that while it is the policy of the United States to maintain its honor at all times it is also their policy at all times to main- ¬ tain peace so long as it can be consist- ¬ ently done and especially in the pres- ¬ ent emergency He gave notice that he would ask the senate to take up the resolution Fri ¬ lost injtheaaineUisasterr couldnot OyER WROUGHT BEEVES OE WGlfflNl Extracts From Letters Received by Mrs Pinkham t hFS i mWmmfZmmW VTMT B mmmmmmmmm n3 7 lrggpPBf M mWrmWr Lv ¬ ¬ ra ¬ ¬ HOMES IN NEBRASKA nn - XT irij - - n x I t B it - R l H r i - stone who bore the journey well has arrived at Hawarden Along the whole route special precautions were taken to avoid demonstrations when passing stations Everywhere it was regard ed as his last journey and his words on entering the train at Bournemouth are taken as an expression of his farewell to the public Gladstone Arrives at Hawarden Hawakden March 23 Mr Glad- ¬ dynamite magazine at HilLsville ex¬ ploded Wednesday morning wrecking the building and causing a panic in Lowellville It is supposed the maga zine was struck by lightning It is re¬ ported that a man named Welsh his wife and six children were killed ¬ Lowellvplie Dynamite Magazine Explodes O March 24 -- A Chicago March 23 CoL Marcus Cavanaugh has been relieved of the command of the Seventh regiment Illinois National Guard by Gov Tan ¬ ner for parading his troops on St Patricks day Lieut Col Daniel Moriarity has been placed in command Relieved of His Command m Jackson Knocked Out in the Third It tckio that the United States is negotiating Sak Francisco March 23 Petei with the Elbeling Ship Building Co Jackson the colored pugilist waa of Germany for a first class torpedo knocked out in the third round Tues boat of about 500 tons which is ready rV for sea dmj night by Jim Jeffries x Negotiating for a Torpedo Boat London March 24 It is reported -- terrific blizzard prevails throughout Nebraska The mercury has fallen 40 degrees The wind is 75 miles per hour Zero weather is announced for Tuesday night The storm is particularly hard on cattle and winter wheat 23 Omaha Neb Terrific Blizzard In Nebraska March A McConnellsville O March 24 Heavy rains have raised the Mus kingum river to the highest point for many years The government gauge registers 18 feet and six tenths and rising three tenths each hour From reports above it will reach 22 feet The highest on record was Feb ¬ ruary 1884 when it reached 24 feet Freight Train Wrecked March 24 A Georgetown Ky freight train was wrecked on the Q C near Sadieville Wednesday morning going nprth Passenger traffic was de cayed a few hours No one was hurt ¬ ¬ The Muskingum on a High aaaaAk FARMERS irJ WW ifcj WE SELL DIRECT BE WISE DEAL WITH -- Pnra Bnv tmti four Fold Fertilizer xozio ana meat Us AND SAVE 40 PER CT ON YOUR RTILI2ER8 YOU SAVE SALESMAWc pvTxTccTe w a j3jwa jxnxs JfKOrlT AIATVRTC xriius ACia Ammonia Aohini per cent per cent RnQ TOFARMpdc 4 it SFS 9 8 11 oiaujty uiny Bier Bona nsm fertilizer VorivM Potato Special Fertilizer luuncco special fertiliser Ftr samples and pamphlet write to 12 13tol5 nX OtolO to to 10 10 to5 2 to3 2 to 3J4 354 to 4ft 3 to 4 4 to5 4 tv ff lto2 2 4 0 lto2 to 5 to 3 322 00 per ton 20 15 OO OO 23 00 21 OO DUrgll 4 to7 to5 T t P WALKER STRATMAN AAAA inn a 1 hV7 wu i T T 1 1 ftbeknif forms of MalIKnant Growths Book free rJLYOX CO CarJhtTilbUl TUSViORSPILESandali re ra UUS y ii 51I -- vvsrvr m fff wsyi - V- - THE BOTJKBON NEWS PARIS EX FRIDAY MARCH 25 1898 No nestly conversing with some one in¬ side There was also a rear door to the Io thera place beneath the moon lawyers office A man was standing Quite from care and grief immune near this door and when I entered the Tell ix5e where doth heartsease grovr office he quickly stepped out not so I should dearly love to know This the herb that poets say quickly however but that I caught a Drives all sadness far away glimpse of his face It was Hunter or He who its sweet juices sips Skinner as you please Xaughter dwells upon his lips The thought of the treachery he had To all sorrow grief and woe Heartsease is the deadly foe been guilty of toward her in whose pay Some allege that such herbs be he was came to me and inflamed me In a place called Arcady with sudden and uncontrollable anger Ijying somewhere toward the east Metes and bounds theres not the least Uttering an expletive under the spur Sign or mark in all the books of a strong impulse I made a spring for So hell find whoeer that looks him Out through the door I followed Thither traveling in vain quest Many souls have thought to rest him and down through the yard He Twice ten thousand maids and men had too much the start however and Faring far have come again was over a high board fence at the bot- ¬ Saying that nowhere there lies tom of the yard before I could come up Such a place beneath the skies One I knew a youthi full fair to him All his manners debonair I retraced my steps to the lawyers Who for heartsease far and wide office The old fellow was standing in Traversed plain and mountain side He returning came at length the door and seemed to have been high Stripped of all his youth and strength ly diverted by witnessing the chase Now that face once summer bright judging by his face Cheerless looked as winters night report he gave to me This the villain The rascal I ex-¬ Theres no place called Arcady claimed pushing past the lawyer into Heartsease can nowhere be found the office and sinking down panting I have searched the world around for breath If ever I get my hand on If it can Im sure that I Will not find it till J die him Ill wring his neck Now maybe if he had stayed Sonntag closed the door and then Close beneath his native shade What have you turned toward- me And had never willed to roam Heartsease had been found at home against him he asked Chicago Record I recounted the shooting incident to which Sonntag listened with a whimHEARTSEASE ¬ - again IU1 I said choke the life out of him was the only reply I made Oh yes thats all right Choke him all you want to but please Mr 0bn way no shooting I dont mind tell- ¬ ing jou that any headstrong course on your part may upset a few well laid plans for your own good which give promise now of fruitful results Wait until to morrow You shall know all then I promise you It is impossible to convey by words the seriousness of my lawyers manner in making these remarks When I was conversing with Mr Sonntag there was something about him which compelled me to feel trust and confidence notwithstanding his many sayings bearing on some secret purpose which he was so careful not to reveal Well I give up trying to make you out I said after considering his words and being impressed by them You certainly are the most inexplica- ¬ ble specimen of a country lawyer Who are you anyhow Your lawyer and agent and Mr Conway let me add in sincerity your Just let me get my hands on him it would not happen with him and he is afraid of me suppose I replied 1 A THE BOARDS REPORT PRESS CENSORSHIP friend Somehow at the tiime I could not but believe him His words carried convic- ¬ ¬ xWmiimmtithitftWfflfflMtfmri A CLEW BY WIRE Or An Interrupted Current BY HOWARD M YOST 1896 by J B Lippincott Co Copyright WMUmWWmWflffittMMMMK CHAPTER XIII A groom was sent to Twineburgh for a doctor This was contrary to Mr Morleys wish He insisted that a doc tor was not necessary and it was only to appease the anxiety of his daughter that he finalty consented to see a med- ¬ ical man But all the daughters entreaties could not move him to go to bed H lay down on the couch in the library and Florence sat beside him holding one of his hands I left them thus together and went outside Before I left the mans voice had resumed much of its usual vigor For one who had seemed to be as near col- ¬ lapse as he strength returned very rap ¬ ¬ ¬ iEs--i -- v m idly Notwithstanding my pity for Florence there was great pride and joy in my heart The sweetest girl in the world was mine All troubles mysteries the heart sickness of the past year seemed petty and trivial beside this thought Mr Morley had given his consent to our marriage indeed it was an absolute command The scene under the trees came back to me and I couldmot repress a shudder as I thought of the father s horrible premonitions and the overwhelming effect produced by them I walked about the grounds or re clined on one of the many seats scat tereoVaiiound determined to await the doctors arrival My mind would con- ¬ stantly revert to the secret trouble which was so evident and powerful a factor in Mr Morleys life and what it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A- f - was that could so affect a gentleman of his standing and wealth furnished me The great matter for speculation motive and influence in the fathers life I knew was his love for his only child Therefore it seemed that the hidden trouble must arise from some sorrow or danger which threatened Florence The thought caused me considerable uneasiness I had not realized how morbidly sensitive the robbery had made me un ¬ til now All the unf athomed events and incidents which had occurred during the two days I had been here seemed in some indefinable way connected with the affair or the result of it The doctor arrived much sooner than I had expected Indeed the idea of giving medical advice to a great man like Mr Morley was incentive strong enough to cause a country physician to kill his horse in the endeavor to reach the patient as quickly as possible After quite a time spent over Mr Mor- ¬ ley the doctor stepped out on the porch and drawing on his gloves de ¬ layed his departure to answer a few questions which Florence who had fol ¬ lowed put to him It was impossible for the worthj physician to conceal wholly his sense of importance al ¬ though he tried to appear as though it was by no means an unusual thing to be found administering potions to mil ¬ lionaires Florence anxiously listened to his words of advice and then withdrew I had some hope of speaking to her but she only bestowed on me a sad sweat smile which toldi of her love for me as well as her anxietv for the father and with that I had to be content As the doctor was returning immedi ¬ ately to Twineburgh I proposed to ac- ¬ company him He expressed his pleas- ¬ ure in having a companion and I climbed into the carriage beside him I was anxious to tell Sonntag of the murderous attack upon me On the way finding the worthy doctor willing to answer questions I was soon pos- ¬ sessed of his opinion of my lawyer and1 agent This opinion was a very high one Df Sonntag seemed to have the elements popularity in him But there was something about the old fellow I did not understand there seemed to be a great unknown depth to him beyond the mere fact that he was a country lawyer and vay agent Nevertheless I felt that he was to be trusted I felt be-in- sical expression Hm And he shot at you when you called him Skinner eh he remarked Must be some- ¬ when I had finished thing in his former life but then well its strange certainly Why I always address him as Skinner and he never attempted to shoot me indeed he never seemed to notice Then it is evident his attempt to shoot me was not for my calling him by his right name See here Mr Sonn- ¬ tag I continued earnesly do you suppose he is in any way concerned in the cellar affair Who Skinner Good gracious no that is I cant say but I think not What were you talking to him about I asked eying the old fellow with some impatience for the more I conversed with him the less I could un- ¬ derstand him Oh about a matter of freight nry agent replied indifferently It was trivial then Yes yes of no importance what- ever Mr Sonntag it is from no wish to know the subject of jour conversation with that wretch of a Skinner that I ask the question But I happened to see you just before I entered the office and I am a trifle curious to know if 3 ou usuall speak as earnestly on unimpor- ¬ tant topics as you evidently did to him The lawyer regarded me a moment He seemd to be debating some question in his mind Was I earnest he finally inquired Everything about me seems to be nrysterious I exclaimed piqued to impatience at his wholly dodging my question Theres one mystery that will be cleared up soon however I added decidedly W- A Yes And that isV The cellar mystery Sonntag again cautioned me against being too precipitate Then give me some good reason for your caution I exclaimed Its get-¬ ting monotonous following peoples ad- ¬ vice without having a reason for so doing Ill do so no more I have half a notion to get out of the place Ever since my arirval petty trivial circum- ¬ stances have harassed me and kept me in an irritable mood Well maybe it would be best for you to visit some of your friends in town Sonntag said reflectively if only for a few days No sir I have no friends and your seeming desire to have me away makes me the more determined to stay But a course of supineness is done with Now Ill take the reins and see whaiTls to be made out of the driving Just as you please about that of course Mr Conway But I do beg of you and it is for your own interests I speak delay the attempt to enter the cellar until to morrow Why I curtly asked Youll know in the morning my lawyer replied with a smile I mny be dead by that time I re ¬ plied Certainly if I must be the tar- ¬ get for every assassins bullet my coffin might as well be ordered now Saying which I took my own pistol from my pocket You see that Well means that after this Ill be as handy it with a pistol asothers are Mr Sonntag eyed me rather sus- ¬ piciously as though not at all certain but that I would level the weapon at him Those things are dangerous Mr Conway and are liable to go off without warning he remarked dryly after I had returned the pistol to my pocket Yes I know that And if there should be occasion for it to go off in my hand j ou may be sure it will be for the purpose of hitting something I believe nry peace is threatened if not my life How do I know but wha t that cellar under my room has been used maybe is being used for some criminal purpose If that is true my arrival in Nelsonville and taking up my abode right in the midst of hidden crime would naturally prevent any contin- ¬ uance of operations and endanger the secret I believe that attempts are being made to cause me to leave if - tion Pardon me for seeming imperti- ¬ nent Sonntag said as he accompanied me to the door but have you seen Miss Morley since your arrival Yes And everything is all right Yes You intend marrying her Ah Der yas amoder man too in de vinr der she continued You saw him then Yes I thought there was But I couldnt find either of thera and the doors were all locked1 Sarah was much puzzled at the oc- ¬ currence and made numerous remarks and asked many questions in the en- ¬ deavor to ootaln more light but I did not gratify her curiosity and answered ony in monosyllables My rnd was in even a greater whirl of perplexity than my old nurses Why had Skinner tried to shoot me and why after thus showing some pow- ¬ erful animosity toward me should he now appear such a craven that he fled evidently in great fear from my pres- ¬ ence What was thefellows real intent and pwpose in engaging himself to Florence as a detective Was he really a detective Jacicson had recommended him to Florence What bond existed between Jacbc and Skinner And moreover who was Soniiriaj These three men seemed somehow strtfirily connected with my life but how and to what end Sarah do you know anytkfjig- about Mr Sonntag I finally asked Ach yes He is your lawyer aint he Yes yes But do you know anythingabout him He has not been in Twine ¬ burgh very long has he No Aboud six months He is a very nice man and a goot von too Sarah replied convincing- That seems to be the general opin ¬ ion regarding him Do you know any ¬ - ceedure in connection with the sub- ¬ mission of the report of the Maine court of inquiry by the president to eongress is now clearly outlined and a cabinet officer explained the general Copy Will Be laid Before the Spanish All Foreign and Domestic Press TelesrraaM Government Also a Copy Will Be Seat Containing News Unpalatable to Spaia to Congress by the President Forbidden Washington March 22 The pro New Yobk March 22 A dispatch to line of action at present inteuded to be pursued upon receipt of the report which is expected to reach Washington next Thursday A copy will be laid be fore the Spanish government very ear ¬ ly and as soon as can be consistently done the report will be sent to con- ¬ gress and be made public at the same time The report to congress will be accompanied by a message from the president stating that after receiving the report the conclusions were laid before the Spanish government and appropriate action from that quarter asked It is stated positively that of the no part report and no intimation of the findings has ¬ ¬ the World from Madrid says Instructions have been given since Friday night to the press censor to stop all foreign and domestic press telegrams1 and even telephone mes- ¬ sages containing news unpalatable to the government Unauthorized details of naval and military preparations of the movements of war vessels particu ¬ larly of the flying squadron of the purchase of vessels of war and stores abroad are especially interdicted Hitherto no step had been taken to prevent the Madrid press from pub lishing frequent and abundant in ¬ formation The same press censorwill also stop telegrams sent from Madrid to newspapers in America England and France when they contain news which is deemed likely to create alarm Therefore the people now are at th ¬ - j 1 ltfc III Rpdv thing about the station agent I have her fathers consent Sonntag extended his hand and smiled But the smile died away imme- ¬ diately and the expression which fol- ¬ lowed strangely disturbed me Was it sorrow For what Or was it pity Surely not pity for me I went from the office resolved to follow my lawyers advice just this once To morrow was not far distant and I would know all then Wondering very much what this all would prove to be I started on my five anile walk homeward Fortunately I encountered Sarah who had driven to Twineburgh to do some trading and who was just climbing into her wagon as I came up ¬ ¬ I congratulate you that Sonntag did I believe He came here about the same time I tont know nodding aboud him Hello Sarah I called as she was about to take up the lines Will you give me a lift She looked around in surprise then expressed her pleasure at seeing me again as I climbed up beside her As we were crossing the track at Sid ington I was considerably surprised to ir p j p - - Yes I guess so Sarah I began again after a pause can your husband be relied up ¬ on td face danger Danger Yes Dont be alarmed I dont know of any but supposing some sud ¬ den danger arose before him would he have the courage to meet it Yes if I vas with him was Sarahs reply When you are with him Yes I tont know if he vas alone bud he fight de devil if I am py him I could not restrain a burst of laugh- ¬ ter at the idea of the great powerful farmer being courageous only in his wifes presence Sarah joined heart- ¬ ily in my merriment and remarked that her husband could be relied upon to do just what she desired Well then can 3 ou and Jake come over to Nelsonville to morrow morn ing early and help me dig a way into the cellar I asked again becoming serious Sure we can Sarah replied ev citedly And bring a crowbar along and sledge hammer if you have them h we cannot cut the thick beams in thv flobr of my room we may be able to dig through the foundation wall This is fhe last night I will spend in the old house with the mystery of the cellar remaining unsolved if there is ariy mystery at all ¬ 4 1 W0 v m - S ITO BE CONTINUED LINES OF THE TWIN UNITED STATES MEN OOP WAR THEKEAHSARGlkNIJ 3 THE KENTUCKY TO BE LAUNCHED MARCH 34 Or iTwmSMBKali y vFi Pi PLAYED BY SECOND VIOLIN H But my trust and confidence in the old lawyer soon received a shock When we arrived at Sonntags office t sprang from the buggy and after thanking the doctor walked up to the door Sonntag Avas walking Iwk and iorth with hia Lands behind him ear safe in his hands My own opinion so heartily corroborated by the doc ¬ tor made me all the more satisfied g- mjsterious demonstrations cannot accomplish it by frightening me then the purpose is to remove me by death There may be something in what you sa Sonntag remarked after a moments thought But promise me you will not attempt to shoot the station agent he added with deep ear- ¬ ¬ ¬ Impromptu Serenade Delimits the People of a Lake Front Home On the North side in the shadow of one of the fine residences close to the lake front a couple of Italians were standing one of them with a violin in his hands and the other holding a harp Was it really the face of Horace Jackson They were playing one of the popular see the station agent at work on the waltz tunes o the day and as the win ¬ platform handling some freight The dows of the house were opened to the fellow really seemed to be ubiquitous summer night the strains of the music to where I had encountered him in Nelsonville floated inWhile the the occupants were waltz was still in seated in Sonntags office and now again at the midst of its swing a tall man in a the station attending to his duties His back was toward us and he did long cloak enveloping him and a silk¬ not notice the wagon and its occupants hat on his head came around the cor Sarah pulled up the team at my re- ner He paused for a moment and then quest and I climbed down from the going over to where the Italians were wagon I was curious to note again standing he produced one dollar and Let me play them a what effect my presence would have on said to the men serenade I play second violin down ¬ the fellow When I had moved some town distance from the team for I did not In his hands the tall man carried j propose to endanger Sarahs life in violin case It was only a minutes case he took it into his head to fire at me again rjlacing my hand on my re- work for him to get his violin out and volver as it rested in my pocket I he laid it to his cheek and began to play His long right arm with a won called to him derfully swift smooth sweep coursfid Hello there I say you Skinner up and down the strings with the f y The fellow dropped the truck handles and turned quickly Then he fled swift ¬ ing bow and the music leaped from tle ly along the platform toward the door magic shell and fled away into the of the station house thrpugh which he night Higher and higher the echrc rose the heavy chords of the G string bolted of thv But I was not watching him His mingling with the shrill wailings and high notes and the very air around flight and the manner of it was per-¬ charged with ceived simply because his form was in about the player seemed melody the line of vision at first In the house the It was upon the bow window in the questioningly and peoplesat mute spoke fetus telegraph office that my gaze was fixed ing to lose a note ofthen marvelous fl7W the For at my hail a face had appeared at of melody The music ceased the p that window and then was quickly ple rushed to the front door and dovru withdrawn the steps But the tall violinist had Did my sight deceive me or was it hurriedly thrust his fiddle into its cae really the face of Horace Jackson was around the corner be Following a natural impulse I and theystridingcatch a glimpse of hi could fore sprang upon the platform and went to face They gave the two Italians a H V the door It was locked Then I tried eral remembrance before they left ard the door leading into the ladies waiting- days after they learned the naroa tjle -room but that was also locked famous name of their midnight a walked around the place a few times enader And they will not forget ai nil I and peered into each window but no not in all time the music they heayrl one was to be seen night from second violin CM It was no surprise that the fellow that Chronicle the cago Skinner should wish to avoid me but if the other face I had seen belonged to Iore Than He Could Stand Jackson why should he desire to hide Jorkins broke his engagement wTTn ¬ ¬ ¬ servation on the night of the disaster s that there were two distinct explosions The tendency of this is to support the the pier at Governors Island Barrels theory of external cause as this is aDd boxes and cans evidently contain based on the idea that the first exter- ing various kinds of explosives were nal explosion was followed by a second placed on the end of the wharf and internal explosion carefully covered with tarpaulins No Washington March 22 It can be information was given as to what is to stated positively and authoritatively be done with them Four ten inch rifles and two eight that the report of the court of in on the Maine disaster had inch rifles which have been tested at quiry not been received up to noon Monday the Sandy Hook proving grounds will From the same authoritative source be carried by the schooner Daisy Far it can be stated that the present of- ¬ lin which will sail for Key West some ficial information is that the report is time this week Workmen are busy at the pier on not likely to be here before next Thurs day or Friday It is a material change East river preparing to load these from the expectation prior to this guns and anchor xhem to the deck of time The cause of the delay is not the schooner The larger pieces weigh known but it is assumed that the con- 38 tons each and the smaller ones 16 clusions of the court are not yet in tons each and the utmost care will be such exact form as to warrant their exercised in placing them so that they will not prove too heavy for the ship earlier presentation here The government haa made no further should a storm strike it purchases of warships but its negotia- ¬ While it is stated that these guns are tions in that line have been productive to be landed at Key West for the forti- - i of at least one important result name fications there it is believed here that ly in establishing that unless the bat- some of them will find their way to tleship Gen QHiggins becomes the Dry Tortugas which is being fortified4 property of the United States it will for an advanced naval station Other guns are soon to be sent soulh not be sold at all Spain it is confidently asserted will not be able from the Watervliet arsenal and cr to secure this war vessel nor the first time the strategic value of the are her chances any better or well known inside water route will he as good as those of the United States tested ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- reached the executive authorities in Washington as yet At the same time it is a noticeable fact that the current of official opinion is beginning to follow that of the unofficial opinion express- ¬ ed so positively and persistently at Havana and Key West that the cause of the explosion was ex- ¬ ternal to the battle ship Of- ¬ ficials high in the administration stated Monday that while they ware wholly without exact information as to the findings of the court of inquiry they found themselves sharing in the apparently intangible conviction that the cause of the explosion was not accidental Opinions expressed by the Maine survivors who reached here last Saturday doubtless has con- ¬ tributed largely to this view in of-¬ ficial circles In this connection it is understood that one of the offi- ¬ cers who arrived on Saturday stated not as opinion but as his personal b ¬ rid phone messages were stopped by the press censor in Madrid The governments action has caused profound sensation not only in Mad ¬ a several hundred telegraph and mercy of rumors propagated by word of mouth or the post which is much worse The- Liberal says that on Saturday - tele- - Even ministerial newspaper the Lib- ¬ eral sides with the majority of the press in censuring vigorously a measure which it says is calculated to increase the national anxiety because most people surmise that-- the relations be- ¬ tween Spain and the United States have got into a very critical stage in- ¬ deed when a liberal cabinet decides to be more rigorous with the press than was Canovas and worse than the re ¬ actionary cabinets of 18S4 and 1885 New Yokk March 22 A boat load of powder and supplies which was as ¬ serted to have come from Fort Schuy ¬ ler up the Sound has been landed on but throughout the provinces J t 1 I I 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ from me Probably Jackson having heard that Was he justified I was residing at Nelsonville and know Yes he found out that her moMr ing that I must therefore have met was one of these women who never Florence Morley and have been in travel without taking a bird cage formed by her of his contemptible man along Chicago Uecord ner of trying to win her thought it Both Were Ijrnornnt best not to meet me nestness Gobangs wife does not know what If he wished to avoid me he was at What Make no defense against liberty to do so It was a trivial circum- he suspects about her No And he does not suspect whai his cowardly attacks I exclaimed in stance at any rate and so I left the N Y Truth she knows about him amazement at my lawyers request platform and climbed back upon the He will not repeat it voninaybe wagon j No Wonder sure At least promise to defer re Vhatfor he rim soinqmredSarah ATheyhad a quarrel taliation until to morrow aa sue o rove on 7 About what r Vk v A And gct shot in the meantime Oh yhaveV little account tbsettle - He guessed her age Tpvr4 Topic ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss Loveteigh ¬ J - - -- Marcn 22 The Alpha Portland Cement Co of Whitaker N to hurry Jt received orders Monday orders for the work on all government cement The cement is to be shipped to southern points The works of the company will operate day and night until the orders are completed Gun Carriages for Dry Tortugas New York March 22 The Evening World says The government has chartered the schooner James Paul to carry to Key West gun carriages aggregat ingin weight 195000 pounds intended for the fqrtificatious at Dry Tortugas ¬ Easton Pa Hurry Orders Received March 22 Rev Stokes in a sermon to his the largest Negro congregation in the south bays war tvith Spain is inevitable and that every Negro in the south must enlibt He promises the southern Negroes will do most of the fighting as the Cuban fevers dont attack them Fatal Stroke of Uffhtnln Shelbyvilie Ind March 22 Lightning struck the residence cf Mar¬ tin Davis in Marietta passed down the chimney through the stove aud into the lap of Mrs Davis vho was faxaliS Montgomery Ala Colored Soldiers Needed injured iSL i RHBSBKTl THE Jloyal maKes the food pure wholesome and delicious 25 v URBON MEWS PARIS KY NUPTIAL KNOTS- - FRIJ AdVlTtlS L t l MARCH 25 1898 JsL avnrjg3gxsjLttfciatu3acHyCTLCa r GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Itemarks In Engagements Gosh how Uncle Samuel grins Hes old but quite game and plucky Proud is he of those christened twins POWDER J Absolute Pure Invitations have been received in this city announcing the marriage of Mies During several recent sparking trips Bessie Bernard of Louisvillp to Mr to the country a Paris youth who is Liesne Harder reters or Fittsourg well known in younger circles of local The ceremony will be solemnized at the society has had three amusing experi- Broadway Christian Church in Louis- ences When he returned from the first ville on April 6th Miss Bernard made visit he was followed to Paris by a quite a number or mends m this city family horse and on the second trip a during her visits with Miss M ry Ash- pet fox terrier stole a ride to town in his brook at Mrs R B Hutchcrafts buggy While taking the object of bis Thos Woodard of Mt Olivet who admiration a drive during the third ¬ The Kearsarge and the Kentucky List of 1 tors renwitsuur n Announcements And Sol tin d eninizations Of The Marriage Vows Ky uoatoffioe Mf inParib i 198 The marriage or jir Marry JjnsDie Anut rsou Mib M MtUiP U uyvn ftlips D it and Miss Lizzie Addams of Cynthiana Alexander Don Carter Mr Kittsie Iv te will occur in April Dolauey TitM Doylo Maun Dnier J- bu FletcLi r Ll - 1 STODDARD Ulllt iiilorjj 2 VI A O i v III t K-l-r- k t jwm h s T i iiS Green upl Hope Pan Hord Dr W h s t I- - Tajlyf 1 T tUu jn I T11 Ju kso Tll i l- Icy 11 1 ROWS e - 1 YlL K I I l jm V-ti- Lanen L ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE BOOBBQH HEWS 1881 visit their cooversation was interrupted by the cackling of a hen in the back of the buggy She was not laughing at the conversation however but did it just to announce that she had played a joke on the young man She had been laying for him that day Keep shy of my arm sir Lest you do it harm sir And I give harsh exclamation Pray take my advice sir If youve got the price sir Go get you a vaccination Parisians who expect to go to Lexing ton next Wednesday to see Chauncey Olcotts matinee performance of his new play Sweet Inniscarra can have excellent seats reserved by calling on Mr Mr Geo D Mitchell of this city Olcott is the sweetest singing comedian on the American stagp and those who heard him here in Mavourneen will want to see his new play which has had such a successful run in New York It a large crowd of is expected that Parisians will attend this performance Chauacey Olcott has been popularly termed the matinee idol Eighteenth Year Established Wil tui iu Persons caiimii or rth iw rt wIi was married under veiy please say i wi unusual circumstances has sued for a divorce Several years ago he made arrangements to elope with a pretty 53S3333S3a3333333933 Robertson county girl but at the last n moment she changed her mind and her M sister took her place Darkness favored vl the deception and the groom did not notice the change until after the mar ¬ riage was performed at Carlisle i Kiiubill LriMs Mi - Ui trt-- -- w Wm h iiv i h Mvii t M R fi Are little better Published every Tuesday and Friday by HTALTER CHAMP Editors and Ovmert BBUflE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc may able to the order of Champ MilIiBB JLDVJER1IS1NG RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser ¬ tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals In black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when ¬ If you have coughed and sounded is 23250 feet It is believed that the hopes of those laundrymen who d coughed until the lining mem-have tried so unsuccessfully to excel in brane of your throat and lungs beauty of finish and color the work is inflamed done by the Bourbon Steam Laundry a are buried thereabouts OBITUARY The greatest depth of the ocean ever Weak s Lungs Scotts Emulsion i Than any other harrows on the market but they cost no more They are 1 1 1 THE ORIGINAL i tf W DISC HARROW best And long experience should make them better See the latest and D v running at line rates Obituaras cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards Yesterdays War News Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead ¬ Mrs Thomas of Vine street died at an advanced age and her remains were m taken to Fleming for interment fcV I v5 ft t - stV f Jt ir ttf v-- B1 J- it Vs J fj fc All druggists 50c and 100 g money passed throngh SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York 3000 earned J Monday He has the money Louisville IB3C3t- - 3 and four months left of the stipulated T three years time in which to return to - - - PARIS KY 402 MAIN ST mm piNew York Phelps was in Paris several it BIRTHS Over Deposit Bank months ago selling a perl ume called r IB i in The Breath of Heaven The odor of The Advent Of Our Future Men And E 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p in Office hours The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ Women that perfume lingers with Paris still puba thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No when the Creator said to woman Agents At Danville last week to the wife of In sorrow shall thou bring Senator Thurston made a ringing forth Strawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ Sterling Chase formerly Miss Car- children speech in the Senate for freedom in In compliment to Gen W H Gentry Dr that a curse was pro- ¬ alogue on application to a son nounced against the human race Cuba and his jack rabbit farm Pn f Hariy rie Tayior of Cincinnati H F HILLENME12ER isecoud child and second son but the joy felt by every Mother Has any Senator denounced Chili for Saxton has written a two step whi h he Office over G S Varden Lexington Ky Co when she first presses to her heart Its having a corner on the warship mar- ¬ calls the Jack Rabbit Two Step Telephone 279 Rafft bpfrHnP that thp nippA Iimh nlpnhw eF New and elegant line Of bajb v car her babe proves the contrary ket riages at J T Hintons in it Danger and suffering1 lurk in Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m ti The Secretary of War says that the the pathway of the Expectant United States is prepared for war -j Mother and should he avoided The society minstrels at Shelbyville What is the Board of Inquiry waiting DEALER DT r OPENING- chat she may reach the hour when played to a packed house last Friday for now Furniture Window Shades Oil he hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ OF m night A cake walk was one of the Cloths Carpets Mattresses ized in full vigor and strength The Kentucky Press amusing features A matinee will be H Etc 5 Phone 79 Sixty prominent The Louisville Commercial with its given to morrow splendid news service dignified editori- ¬ society people of Shelbyville took part No 3 Broadway Paris Ky Special attention given to Undertak- als and neat typographical appearance in the performance so relaxes the PRpfi Hnnrfl - A to 12 n m nnrl 1 tm w V UH j is an admirable Kentucky newspaper - - Paris Ky lMAIN Street system nnd as ¬ 5 p m 3dc tf Yesterdays edition of the Cynthiana Actor E S VVillard is suffering from sists Nature The Popular Milliner Times shows much improvement in its a severe attack of typhoid fever at that the nec-¬ Has arranged to give her first Sprin Sews features Eight of ita best items Chicago and has couceitd eM his engage opening display of essary change fashionable niillinen ments for the remainder of tfifs season on yesterday wer copied without credit takes place fcttm The Bourbon News without Nau- ¬ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Lost Money when you buy farni sea Headache Congressman Settles Daughters ture without examining J T Hintons APRIL 1ST AIM 2D 1898 Nervous or stock tf re Giooiy To Kentucky has fallen the honor A corps of competent trimmers are nOW employed early and late making bodingof da- ¬ of furnishing to Washingtons official Brilliant Season of The Grand Opera elaborate preparation for the event nger and the society this season the two young wo ¬ The four performances to be given at which are always looked forward tc trying hour is robbed of its pain men who have won the greatest ad- ¬ with such pleasure by the ladies oJ miration They are the Misses Mary the Music Hall Cincinnati nest Mon ¬ Bourbon The trimming department ig and suffering as so many happy and Margaret Settle daughters of Rep- day Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday under the supervision of Miss Anneice mothers have experienced resentative Evan E Settle of the nights will constitute the most brilliant Hadden who is widely famed for her Nothing but Mothers Friend does many beautiful creations this Seventh district At the Presidents season of the grand opera that Cincin Dont be deceived or nati has known in many years The persuaded to use anything else last reception Miss Margaret was pro repertoire and casts will be a3 follows notlneed the prettiest girl at the White Mothers Friend is the greatest remedy ever Tanuhauser with on the market and all our customers praise it Congressman Settle and his Monday night House Co Whitewright Tex W H KiHG ighly GadBki Staudigl Kraus Fischer family occupy a pretty home in Wash ¬ druggists at 6100 Stehman and others I wish to rent at once a very desirable Of price Write for or sent by mail on receipt ington and his attractive daughters Mattfield book containing valua of brick residence centrally located have become a necessity at every social Damrosch conducting Tuesday night Rent is extremely reasonable and house ble information for all Mothers mailed free The BradOeld Begalator Co Atlanta Ga with Melba Toonta Van in good function The honors conferred upon Faust repair Apply at once to Salignac Boudouresque them by Washington society have been Cauteran numerous and distinguished and with Campanari Viviana and others Real Estate Agent such representatives in the social Damrosch conducting Wednesday IDIIIIISTBiTOBS SALEL circles of the Capital the reputation of night Paris Ky Die Meistersinger with the old Commonwealth for the beauty OtT and accomplishments of ita women can Gadski Staudigl Fischer Kraus Steh- ¬ not suffer man and others Damrosch conducting Louisville Times PFRSflMPI PfiOPFBTY f Barber of Seville To The Klondike Alaska North and Thursday night with Melba Cauteren Salignac Cam Northwest I have 22 cattle shotes will panari Carbone Boudouresque Vivi- ¬ average about 90 pounds whichthatdesire I First class service via the Queen As Administrator of J ugnta G Crescent Route with through Pullman ana and others Bimboni conducting to sell at once Apply to Rogers deceased I will on Sleepers to Cincinnati Louisville and Orders for seats with checks or money WM 0 TARR TOBSttAY MARCH 29 1S98 St Louis Vestibuled trains from New orders made payable to John Church 3t Paris Ky OrleanB Birmingham Meridian Jack-¬ Co will be promptly attended to by beginning at 10 a m sell at h r late Well dont wait until vou spoil enough nrnvfcinnQ fn sonville Atlanta ana Chattanooga the Church Co residence near Hutchison The prices for seats are Bourbon Ask your railroad agent for particulars County Ky all the ptrsosial property buy a Refrigerator before you purchase but come in now 2 250 and 3 according to location or write to of the late Augusta G Rogers consist ¬ and get the best made It is a little early but O L Mitchell D P A general admission 150 gallery 1 A A SIX ROOM HOUSE on Stoner ing of household furniture and goods Chattanooga Tenn number of Parisians will attend the Avenue in Paris Ky- has two porches cooking utensils livestock produce and performances necessary outbuildings and one acre of curedmeats on tht following terms Awarded For all pure ases of 20 and under The L N will sell one cash and for all purchases over 20 the Highest Honors Worlds Fair fare for the round trip totickets athold ¬ ground Call on persons J J McCLINTOCK purchaser will be required to execute to All hard wood cabinets fancy ing tickets for the opera me a bankable note due 60 days after hardware removable Paiis Ky date bearing interest at the rate of 6 per and cleanable or address ice chBmbers and CORK LINED walls Portraits By The Watters Party cent per annum from date of sale until C L MARTIN This refrigerator is the best made for the money paid The attention of admirers of fine art 532 Third Ave S B ROGERS Come early dont wait until hot weather compels you 22mar tf is directed to the show windows of J Paris Ky GK Rogers deed Admr of Augusta W Davis and Co where are displayed finished portraits by the popular and renowned Watters Party It is the pur- ¬ pose to every week place on display different portraits of pers ons known to I have secured Doug Thomas Train ¬ the citizens of Paris as an exemplifica- ing Stables in the suburbs of Paris Ky Attorney-At-La- w lately occupied by John T Hedges Elegant line ot Jfictures and Room Mouldings A tion of the artists faithfulness to life AND splendid track is attacked to these Send me your old furniture to be repaired The Watters Party invites the closest stables which have every modern con- ¬ Your furniture moved by experienced hands scrutiny of their work venience 22mar tf I will be glad to ereet all my old Wood Mantels furnished complete Hung Wall paper in the very best friends and patrons at my new quarters MOST PERFECT MADE Undertaking in all its branches office Main st opp J51101136- G- A pure Grane Cream of Tartar Powder Free manner possible and jthe best paper Embalming Pcientifically attended fn fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant furnished at the lowest prices by J T PARIS KENTUCKY 5ver Louisville Store Hinton CRRTAGES 30R 40 YEARS THE STANDARD tniHrlvrl 22mar lmo Washington dispatches last night stated that President McKinley believes war inevitable Secretary Alger says his department is ready and Secretary Long says the navy will be ready in a week The President and Congress have de- ¬ cided that Cuba must be free A Spanish fleet of torpedo boats has sailed from the Canaries for Havana The officers composing the Board of Inquiry have been ordered home to await orders The monitor Puritan has been ordered to Key West It is believed that the only thing that will prevent war is for Spain to abandon I Frank M Phelps the alleged globe trotter who started from the Manhattan Club New York on July 4th 189 clad only in a paper suit to make the girdle of the earth and return with ¬ mail agent on the Kentucky Midland died suddenly at to Frankfort Tuesday morning He leaves ife a woung wife and one child The funeral of Mrs Joe Hoeing nee Alice Stoker will take place from Christ Church in Lexington this after- ¬ 6 noon at 3 oclock The deceased has been a long sufferer from consumption SB but her death was rather sudden and unexpected Besides her five children she leaves a father Mr John Stoker of Ruddles Mills and two sisters Miep Nellie Stoker of this city and Mrs J B Casey of Cincinnali W T Crutcher of Cod liver Oil will sooth strengthen and probably cure The cod liver oil feds and strengthens the weakened tis- sues The glycerine soothes and heals them The hvno- - X phosphites of lime and soda impart tone and vigor Dont 8 neglect these coughs One m bottle of the Emulsion may do more for you now than ten can do later on Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion S a EELY plants trees VINES SPB 898 g 3E8ISrl3XS3 H DAXLEY Mm SSy 1 7 VlkHZi Ki ¬ XS32a13XST A SMITH get-up-and-- get SPRING - fr - R ADAIR GEO W DAVIS Dental Surgeon - MILLINERY MSS M FAEIES MOT ¬ OF COURSE YOU NEED A ¬ 4 ¬ Residence Fr Kent N C FISHER 4 3 Shotes For Sals 1 Kefrkerator 4 J For Rent or Sale - NOT TOO EARLY TO BUY CEE4M lew Training Stables RAfffMlii IfiMiillls N C FISHER Real Estate Agent ¬ JT-- HINTON MiwfHcJ poWDm W SWEAKENG EN v iliV LS s toJMMMMi fr tppSS THE BQHEBOH HEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 V THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 25 1898 Circuit Court Decisions PERSONAL MENTION The Battleships launched George Colson indicted for forgery was COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN acquitted The jury in the case of W Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as H Current vs Thos Current found for second jiss mail matter the defendant The suit was for the Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel IiObbies And possession of a thresher engine Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 Wednesday Morris Beasley white David Roe Leer is quite ill was sentenced to two years in the peni ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Prof Edwin Boone is in Cincinnati tentiary for malicious cutting and Payable in Advance Walter on abasiness trip wounding with intent to kill 8100 S2 00 Six months One year Brothers colored got three years for Ed Bean left yesterday for a busi ¬ news costs you cant even get a re ¬ stealing a gold watch and other articles port from a gun free of charge ness trip to Louisville of Henry Veach colored convicted Attorney John Williams was in Make all Checks Money Orders Etc breaking into Sol Spears warehouse MixIjKR Champ Lexington Wednesday to the order 1 In the Bourbon Circuit Court Tuesday The twin battleships Kentucky and Kearsarge were successfully launched yesterday morniug at Newport News in the presence of 18000 persons Mrs Winslow of Washington christened the Kearsarge with champagne and Miss Bradlev christened the Kentucky with water from the Linooln Spring As the Kagtucky glided into the water seyeral Kentuckians smashed bottles of Bourbon whiskey against her bow Pictures of the sponsor the vessels and the bottle together with dispatches from Newport News appear on page two ¬ YOUR SHOES Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is false economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta ¬ ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and aleo Men s and Boys payable of KG r i k It is expected that three circuses will visit Paris this Summer The anti cigarette bill was vetoed yesterday by acting Governor Worth- ington in this city two seabons ago will play at Danbury Conn this season has sold of land near mouth to Chas Brant for 1500 120 acres Uf J- mm M - Best and Matthews who played ball t sc Grant Calloway of tbis county Fal- ¬ UseB films and takes fine pictures For Sale Eastman kodak No sell very cheap office home George Reed colored was sentenced Inquire at The News to twenty days in jail for disturbing 2 was given three years George Washington colored an un worthy namesake of the father of hie country was convicted of breaking into the store at Clintonville The prisoner pleaded guilty and was given five years for housebreaking He could not tell a lie for he was caught in the act Gilbert Pucket who was tried for taking a small satchel and a pair of socks was given thirty days in jail the term being dated back to the time he The sentence expired was arrested yesterday The youth was befriended by Dr Faries who will find him a at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that t we have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan ¬ tage if you will call immediately Shoes ¬ Will religious worship and Babe Kennedy negro woman was given thirty days The Monday Night Literary Club will a jail for stealing clothing from Miller have its next meeting with the Misses in McClintock on Higgins avenue Mon- ¬ Wards home The grand jury which is still in day night session made a report Wednesday reThe Queun Crescent ran its Florida turning sixty one indictments for vari- ¬ N from Cincin- ous offenses about thirty being against Special over the L Wednesday on ac- North Middletown negroes for violating nati to Lexington count of a freight wreck near George- ¬ the local option laws The following is the docket town ¬ ¬ 2fc ¬ V1 M I j cs ft MK PSK rrjirn rjwiw Commonwealth vs Speck Helvey finest pair of twins the world has ever They were christened Ken ¬ maiming known Same vs Virgil Stevensonhorse steal tucky and Kearsarge yesterday at New ing port News Same vs Luther Jones and John Prof Edwin Sparks will deliver the Charnell housebreaking 29 MARCH TUESDAY last of a very interesting and instructive Commonwealth vs Bud Ross grand New ICcvuuuc Men Appointed series of lectures to night at the Metho ¬ George Wash ¬ larceny dist Church Subject ¬ Dispatches from Washington anSame vs John Jackson malicious ington The First President nounce that James M Burbridge and -shooting etc Ply Allen W Cottiiighain of this city have Thieves stole twelve extra fine Same vs Alex Rice petit larceny been appointed revenue storekeepers moth Rock hens from the pump station Same vs Biice Howard and Sam fiora the eligible list for service in this of the Paris Water Company Tuesday Harris horsestealing district Other appointees are H A They were the property of night Same vs Same mule stealing Dress Goocte from oc to 100 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and Daniel Franklin Sparks W T Crosth ya d Newton Mitchell ¬ Superintendent Same vs Mose Davis malicious cutOne special lot at 39c Children at 10c per parr vaite Lexington Chas T West worth double etc Constable Joe Williams has ar- ¬ ting Myers Eugene Craig Versailles Prank Notions of all kinds very cheap Same vs Wes Beiry petit larceay A Beautifully Blended Bouquet Divss linings at half the price rested and jailed John Smith and Will D Clark Vancebuig Horace G Holla car ¬ Same vs Jas Ferguson colored Trimble colored for raiding James At Mrs M Parkers yesterday an day Maysville Delano B Walcott asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and un- ¬ They rying concealed deadly weapons Hintons hennery near Paris New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at 6c per yard big lot of fashionable millinery Frankfort Samuel Barber Wyoming Same vs Anderson Harris malicious other have been indicted by the grand jury 7nc per yard Ppeeial sale at 50c was made ready for the openings next cutting A Kentucky Boys Success New York Mills heeling 18c Large line of Penangs at 4c per The Paris Milling Company has Same vs Wm Spears false swearing Friday and Saturday The collection of Easter novelties bright and charming B Frank Croxton sou of Chester yard a two worth 80c a yard WEDNESDAY MARCH 30 broken ground in East Paris for building thirty six fet Henry Berry is of surpassing elegance and the display Croxton of L oriugton is meeting with story frame Commonwealth vs is like unto a beautifully blended great success on the operatic stage in wide and fifty feet long which will be grand larceny 5 -Same vs R L Booth unlawfully bouquet Mrs Parker has achieved an Ni5wYork He is laying the character nsed as a storehouse It will also conenviable reputation by the many stylish of Sir John Hawkherst in EeKoven pointing a deadly weapon at another tain office rooms mil nun iiiiiiiimii 111 iiiuiiiBimi nimi mi n ihmiiihimmi ibiiii iiiiiiiiiiii mi and fashionable creations that have Smiths latest opera The Highway Same vs Same No 2 The Kentucky was christened with a Same vs Same carrying concealed originated under the skillful touch and man which celebrated its 150th per ¬ Kentucky toddy auyhow The sponsor deadly weapons trained eye of her expert trimmers formance Monday night x He also reOPJCILiOIRXNGr I broke the water bottle on the bow and Every effort is bent towards pleading tains his pobition as baritone soloist at THURSDAY MARCH 30 whiskey seyeral Colonels smashed the WE RAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K SF her customers and tne assistants are St Johns Church at an increased sal- ¬ W L Gibson vs W C Wilkerson ¬ Now lets have peace onthevessel drilled to be always polite and accom- ary roxton was one of the Mr IMPORTED SUITINGS ARD circles in christening Raceland Jersey butter for modating to all visitors A cordial and singers at Parks Hill Camp Meeting sincere welcome will be accorded to last Summer and has many friends in Sheriff G W Bowen has received sale by Newton Mitchell those who call on April 1st and 2d or this city his old home a letter from the Warden of the FrankMidnight Raiders Drain A Fish Pond on any other day Remember next fort penitentiary instructing him not to J T Hintons stock of wail paper is Friday and Saturday will be the Easter A fine pond on the Clay Bedford land bring any prisoners to the penitentiary the best and cheapest to be found in display days Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whe until the danger of introducing small- ¬ near Elizabeth was ditched and drained Paris No auction or short goods quality atd style are considered We ask you to give us a calL dry Tuesday night by unknown persons pox into the prison is past Faithful To Iife Portraits The pond was stocked with newlights We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ The Paris W C T TJ extends a gen and catfish and the marauders bagged The News man has noted on ex- pair your linen and put neck bands on eral invitation to the public to attend every fish Passers by saw lights at hibition two fine works of art portraits Kaggard Reed memorial meeting midnight near the dam that formed the of State Senator J M Thomas of this free the Frances Willard JFXTIE MEROHA JTT at the Methodist Church at half past pond but did not know that the pond city and little Harry Boone executed A by the Watters party The pictures three oclock Sunday afternoon waB being ruined and despoiled of its S JS CiUei be very interesting musical program is Cos contents Two large ditches eight feet are to be seen in J W Davis For Sale scnool ing arranged by Mrs Chas Mehagen apart were cut through the dam to the show window and they acclaim in an unmistakable fashion the skill of the A general invitation to attend Mrs bottom of the pond and it probably noted Watters artists The work is M Parkers millinery openings on April took the raiders all night to accomplish Jz 2 I have for sale a splendidly situated lifelike in its faithfulness Mr Frank P object a school building admirably adapted for 1st and 2d is extended to all the ladies their unlawful for either 3oung men or young women Bedford guardian of the ulay Bedford Mrs Parker and her many skillful Elks Elect Officers The grouuds and building ire large and ¬ assistants are busy early and late ar- ¬ heirs of near Elizabeth authorizes The The Paris Elk Lodge elected the fol- ¬ in every way suitable for school pur- TBli2tni vmvxMTt4iM3xkammmfaliiMii News to state tnat ne will pay a re- ¬ events The Easter ranging for the poses and was long successfully used for ward for evidence leading to the arrest lowing officers Tuesday night Ex- ¬ such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ store is magnificent millinery at her alted Ruler P I McCarthy Edtesmed respond with persons desiring to pur and conviction of the guilty persons Terms made V son of Landlord mith chase said property city5 Julian R Howe Co Several valuable ponds in the same Leading Knight John S A known on application Dunlap Howe of the Windsor Hotel neighborhood were dynamited a few Esteemed Loyal Knight W E Board O of who hap won deserved praise in the years ago and utterly ruined as they Esteemed Lecturing Knight Benj pre- ¬ Perry Secretary E H O wings Treas Bluegrass as a trick rider has been Real Estate Agent have never since held water of Paris Ky urer Ford Brent Trustee long term sented with a handsome all nickeled H Clay Howard The lodge has work Crawford wheel by the Crawford Cycle George Clay Wins Iu The East use it for trick every meeting night and has a num Company He will Clay of this city ber of applications pending George Williams riding this Summer satisfac- has met with success at the meeting of H C Groce who was a dispatcher the Interstate Shooting Association of N shops at Louisville are The L Call on the Kentucky Central in this city America which began its sixth annual working on ten partitioned coaches for appearing to me by the representa- ¬ It when Mr I G Rawn was the Chief shoot Monday morning at Elkwood white and colored passengers which will tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer Dispatcher has accepted the position of Park Long Branch He divided first of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ ¬ Telegraph System money with eight on straight kills in be improvements on any such coaches cessity that all persons in the County Superintendent of the with head- ¬ the first event There were 54 entries in in use in the South The partitions are should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ OSWRR of the B light oak with stained glass in ize and empower the physicans of their quarters at Cincinnati Mr Rawn is the third event Clay being one of the to be of stead of the rather unsightly partitions respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ now the General Superintendent of that sixteen to divide first money on straight to procure vaccinaLOVE IS BLIND in use now on most roads The com- ¬ sons who are unable O load kills In the final event Monday there partment for the coldred people will be tion forty entries Claygot a division much larger than heretofore and will be The physicians shall furnish to me as to all the faults of the loved one in The Lexington Argonaut Tuesday were money being one of fourteen well lighted The seats will also be of a Judge of said Couuty a true list under Armstrong and of first Mrs Lillian M said oath of the persons so vaccinated by everything but untidy or soiled little son left yesterday to rejoin Mr who had killed twelve straight out of modern pattern them with the charges thereof not to fifteen birds Darkness ended the sport ¬ exceed 25 cents for each successful vacJoseph Armstrong in N6W York Mrs linen A dainty woman draws the Metcalf who has been with her daughter Rev F W Eberhardt was one of cination The Cat Came Back Mrs Armstrong at the Phoenix Hotel the judges in the oratorical contest at All cities and towns in the county not to make a line on that To look iramaculaet will go to Detroit iu April Mrs Amelia Barclay of Mt Airv Georgetown College Monday night having Councilmen or Trustees isSoespec- ¬ come under this notice as it Mrs sojourn with her daughter avenue has a cat which fullv sustains George Green of Covington won the ially their duty 10 make proper proly neat and presentable and have Farnsworth the reputation of the one made famous first honors and will represent George- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under in song Her cat which left home a town College at the Inter collegiate con- ¬ Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Notice your collar cuflor shirt irreproach ¬ vear aeo on account of being kicked by test at Lexington in April Every good citizen is interested in ob ¬ e The order directing the sale ot serving and assisting in the enforce member of the family has just re able in colorand finish bringHt to COPVStlQMT iQ Davis Thompson Isgbiq have in ment of this notice tJanjitJi three pieces of property belonging to the tnrned and dropped into its old habits school childrens shoes extra good values smnners eHtare naving Deen set asiue and haunts I hope no further steps will become for very little money Try them the houses will not be sold Saturday necessary I am Harmon Stitt Respectfully Get your onion sets of McDermott BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Assignee tf Spears It Do not buy any wall paper until you W M PURNELL get J T Hintons prices r and see his Northern seed Irish potatoes at JTelephons No 4 r Spear3 stock Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky PimOlas at McDermott tf Spears McDermott Uncle Sam is now rejoicing over the MONDAY MARCH 28 Howard Edwards is at home from Central University on a visit Miss Louise Bruer has returned from a visit to friends in Maysville Miss Mary Brent arrived home yes terday from a visit to friends in Lexing- ¬ ton Mrs Maggie Waller and daughter MLs Lillian were in Cincinnati Wed- ¬ nesday Miss Nellie Mann left yesterday for a visit to Miss Anna Swift Pendleton in Winchester Miss Louise Parrish returned to Cincinnati yesterday accompanied by her guest Miss Madge Carruthers Mrs Hal Brent of Kansas City who has been visiting relatives in Lex ington is a guest at Mr Ford Brents Mrs Helen Spears and daughter Miss Ida leave this morning for Chatta- ¬ nooga after a months visit to relatives and triends in Paris Editor J L Bosley Judge H C N A Moore and Chas Howard Throckmorten were among the Paris- ¬ ians in Lexington yesterday Miss Maiy Irvine Davis goes to Louisville the first of next week to make a short visit ana to appear in an entertainment to be given for charity Mr John W Allison Has returned from a business trip to Helena Ark He stopped at Hot Springs on his return trip and was considerably improved in health Miss Louise Parrish entertained about twenty five friends at cards Tuesday evening at her home on High street in honor of her guestMiss Madge Carruthers of Cincinnati The gentle mans prize was won by Mr Oakford Hinton and the ladys prize was cap tared by Miss Mary Webb Gass -- Saw The Battle Ship Launched Hon C M Clay Jr and wife and Miss Annie Louise Clay Mr and Mrs Henry Power Mr Matthew Ktnny Mr Walter Kenney and Mr Peddi cord of this city Mr and Mrs G R Keller of Carlisle Mrs R M Collier and Miss Lucy Thornton of Cynthiana of Flemingsburg Hord Armstrong were among the hundreds of dis tinguished Kentuckians who saw the battleship Kentucky launched yester- ¬ day at Newport News ¬ Davis Thomson Xsgrig iwes toet IsTo v t On Sale EOR THE SPRING New And Novel Millinery Many new ideas are being introduced in millinery this Spring at Mrs Cornay Watsons and the pleasing novelty and witchery of the innovations have been a great delight to the favored few per mitted to see the trimmed goods prepared for the Easter display to be Organdies held April 1st and 2d Among the disGive us a call play will be a large number of patterns elsewhere selected from French and New York milliners giving ail the imported styles and fashions iu both shape and arrangement The mammoth dis ¬ play is made for the especial benefit of the public and extraoramary efforts will be made to show the beautiful mil- ¬ linery to all who call at Mrs Watsons on April 1st and 2d No Easter display in Paris has ever equaled the one being prepared ¬ up-to-da- New wash Dress Goods New French Organdies New French Ginghams Choice line of Domestic Ginghams The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of our di- ¬ rect importation ever brought to this city New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc jus- received White Goods Picard- - Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks ana - and see what we will do for you before buying M J te CONDONS LOW PRICES i Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring GoodsNow on Sale at Special Cut Prices ¬ ¬ Beautiful Pictures giy en away with 11 111 11 purchase -- ¬ ¬ PiLSEIOlTiLBLE TBWlfCS ¬ FOK FALL AND WINTER ¬ ¬ pf9 lliON 1JTTtf v flB ¬ N FISHER ¬ ¬ VACGINAT mn have en of this J Winters gaged the services an eminent oculist to be at their store on the first and last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight and and fit you with glasses and guarantee in and have your eyes tested free of tion charge The Oculist will make his first visit Thurs day March 31st ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry eJ2 THE BOUKBON NEWS PABIS EX FRIDAY MARCH 25 1898 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by ficulty in recognizing me as I shall dress in short that Pellingham had not been in pale green and wear a hat trimmed with at all idle red poppies Believe me yours in confi- ¬ Neither had Tom Brunner jin another dence ALICE TOWNSHEND A WAUKEGAN GIRL fro WITH clear FEARLESS FRONT Btand thou with fearless front and vision i In which the human Insects thoughtless flit Born of the damp dank bog and part of it The Above the misty marshy atmosphere M J 15 t ffl Vich dodge ways R--dy hearts little narrow cramped deceitful and marts with venomed sting to strike and kill Tcse who despise their ways and balk like gnats through worldly it in - their will fl O l Liv r ix i neither narrow nor unduly loose large of heart regardless of abuse Ami treading straight the path by heroes trod Yield thy allegiance unto truth and God Scorn thou the cheapling arts which fawn for place Thy beacon Gods own truth and shining grace Thy law of life Has law of deathless love His service ranking all things else above Bow not thy need to flattery nor pride For false ambitions turn not thou aside Thy lessons learned in Natures broad gauge school Thy acts all measured by the Golden Rule So shalt thou stand a giant tali and strong Thy psalm of life be calm contentments song Thy heart be clean as crystal clear thy dole Keen eyes the field of duty well to scan Clear vords which prove the mirror of the Cumt no task worthy unless wisely done j espise not any souls slncerest creed J at let thy faith agree in word and deed S nd thou erect thy gaze toward the sun le Be t f Thy skies undimmed by gloomy doubt or man A faithful fearless broad gauged loving life soul IS Master of self victor in every strife I EDGAR JONES A PRACTICAL JOKE By J H Wolfe Ltl If I to be one of the best iellows His penchant however for practical joking though it never sa ¬ vored of malice gained as a rule more censure than appreciation For one reason his jokes were not always in good taste and the case in point will serve as an illustration It took the form first of all of an advertisement in one of the dailies to wit A gentleman unattached and under SO with good income would like to make the acquaintance of an amiable young lady with a view to matrimony Address in confidence X 160 office of INacknowledged MANY respects Tom Brunner was I this paper He smiled grimly as he read it over in print wondering with curious interest what sort of replies he would get and liow he should treat them Although literally speaking he was unattached fc 4 tKat is to pay although there was no awsatmum spoken engagement between him and his old plajmate and friend Nellie Marsh he felt that he was sufficiently idol ¬ ized by that lady and sufficiently under the spell of her charms to defy the a iiossible influence of any of the appli ¬ cants however fascinating Moreover as his income was at pres- ¬ ent too modest to permit of his marry ¬ ing anybody he went into the jest with a double sense of safety The replies were several and on the whole not interesting Most of them were from matrimonial agents who promised for reasonable fees to pro cure hrm the necessary introduction while guaranteeing their clients amiability and every other virtue Thp rest with one exception were palpably bogus Tliq terseness of this one apart rfrom its neat and ladylike handwriting gave it a genuine ring It read as follows If the advertiser is willing to send by post further particulars about him ¬ fr self and exchange photos with the vriter the confidence will be respected Address Miss Townshend 1 3 Hill street W -- - ¬ Kings Oval it MB - if P Decidedly the lady means busi- ¬ ness thought Tom and the thought led to others which convinced him that in following up the joke he would run a risk of making an ass of himself or worse After all it was clear there was not much fun to be got out of the affair and he was about to put this re ¬ ply with the rest in the fire when sud ¬ denly a new idea struck him While rummaging among his collec- ¬ tion of photos a day or two previous lie had come across one of a club acquaint ¬ ance a Mr Pellingham which had reached him on some forgotten occa ¬ sion probably through a third party As this photo happened to be on his table at the moment he placed it in an envelope He then looked up the ad- ¬ dress of the original whom he knew to be a single man like himself and boldly indited the following letter Maple Terrace Regents Park Dear Miss Townstnd In acknowledgement of your letter I Inclose my photo and beg to state that I am a junior partner of the firm Pellingham railway con- ¬ of Hawson tractors My object in advertising I shall hope to explain with further particulars at an early interview I leave the appoint- ¬ ment in your hands Yours faithfully and sign myself This letter he inclosed with the photo and posted off to the address in Kings occasion ALFRED PELLINGHAM chuckling at the tale Pelling ham might have to tell on some future Oval ¬ I li In his business or social capacity Al ¬ fred Pellingham was not easily dum lounded yet a certain letter which ar rived one evening at his private resi dence marked an exception It ran thus ¬ ¬ II 12 Hill Street Kings Oval Dear Mr Pellingham I inclose my photo in ex ¬ change for your own and I shall be pleased to meet you near the bookstall of the Great Narthern Terminus at eight oclock Urjvyjf ayalbgr You will have no dif The train is a popular one and on this particular occasion the smoking coach was well filled with a mixture of drum ¬ ever possible and impossible construc- ¬ mers commuters and occasional trav¬ tion on the letter In the end curiosity elers all of whom were busy playing decided that he must at least keep the cards smoking or reading the after- ¬ appointment if he ever hoped to solve noon papers the problem About three minutes before the sched ¬ Accordingly at the time and place uled time for departure the smokers referred to he found himself anxiously card players and readers were startled awaiting the appearance of the mys ¬ by a shrill feminine voice that fair-¬ ¬ terious stranger who Avas growing all f ly shrieked out the inquiry the more mysterious in not being pres- ¬ Has anyone got a commutation ent Five ten fifteen minutes passed ticket to Waukegan and yet nobody appeared answering to Every passenger turned his face in the description and he was about to the direction from which the voice pro ¬ quit the place under the impression -T j ceeded and expressions of surprise ap ¬ that some fool had been playing a hoax peared on the countenances of all when on him when I beg youppardon they saw the author of the disturbance was uttered by himself and another al- ¬ meeting ¬ The surrounding commotion prevent- ¬ She was not a bad looking American most in the one breath girlr possibly 22 years of age rather The lady he had bobbed into was at- ¬ ed any display of sentiment He man ¬ well dressed and she stood fearlessly tired in black and under other circum- ¬ aged however to explain the cause of in the aisle apparently nothing daunted stances would have passed unnoticed his absence and convey to her some idea by the fact that she was the only woman The mutual apology however brought of his recent success wnereat she in the car Before anyone had t time to their eyes together and he had a good looked at him proudly and smiled with form an opinion as to what she was do- ¬ all lier eld kindliness as she said memory for faces I cant tell you how delighted I am ing in the smoker she shouted out once material Miss Townshend I presume more this time not quite so loudly That is to say it was believed to be The lady paused and turned pale Tom but Im not surprised to hear of as she now had the attention of all the last of it But it was not in fact your getting on You know Ive al ¬ then blushing violently spoke like a present A few days ago Robert Anderson ways believed in you of thief caught in the act I say has anyone here got a commu-¬ Idaho Falls Idaho wrote to say with Of course you have Nellie he re- ¬ Mr Pellingham I believe tation ticket to Waukegan That That is my name replied that gen ¬ sponded and he felt that the moment plagued gateman will not let my friends great courtesy that a mistake had been ¬ was the happiest he had ever known made There was a Brig Adams and tleman But you are not the only one with a through without a ticket There are he wasnt the kind of man the yarn I really I had no notion of keeping story to two of them He thinks we are going pictured at all this appointment I took the whole nificantly tell she added smiling sig ¬ to pay full fare when we can just as part of him storied He did not fit any the description not thing as a jest Teacher Indeed Out with it then he an ¬ well buy4 commutation rides from some physically morally intellectually or knees Thats right Now Yet you have kept it said the for- ¬ one on the train and save 30 cents I otherwise Besides which he had been Tommy what was the next thing they swered lightly Your bus wont be mer smiling rushed by him before he could stop Head for a long time sacrificed his life did Tommy Fell on the ab- ¬ here for ten minutes In a sense yes Im afraid I must me Cant some one help us fool him in a heroic manner to save and help an- - origines Chicago News Well once upon a time that is to plead guilty to curiosity at the last say about a month ago some person Quick The train is ready to start this other Do you object to having a sentence Parenthetically it may be moment j said that they do or persons unknown put a matrimonial minute that kind of thing in ended with a preposition inquired one Mine is a similar confession Apparently no one within shouting Jackson s Hole member of congress advertisement in a daily paper It all depends An embarrassing silence followed on circumstances He gave a start and looked at her distance had a commutation ticket to I have this to say of Adams the replied the other this double admission which Mr Pel ¬ sharply but her eyes were wandering Waukegan and the girl might have Idaho man writes not because de When some people here get started Id lingham was the first to break May gone without it had not a very stout mortuis nil nisi bonum but because he be thankful to have them end the en ¬ I ask Miss Townshend how you be- ¬ for the moment and she continued gentleman just then entered the car came acquainted with me and why you Now it happened that a very intimate and made his way down the aisle to the was no such man as the storv nictnrps tire address with any part of speech him Mr Adams was a ranchman in that comes handy friend of mine named Miss Townshend Washington Star made this appointment only vacant seat half way to the end Jacksons Hole a stalwart firm-looanswered the advertisement for the fun At this direct challenge the ladys He had not heard the inquiry but as A UNIQUE MINING CAMP eyes widened with astonishment You of the thing and gave the address of her was depositing an armful of bundles he ing man of about 30 He was not col in are the Mr Pellingham that wrote to milliner whom she took into her con- ¬ the empty seat a drummer sitting next lege bred but had a good common Obedient Gold Diggers Who Neither fidence school education He was distinguished Smoke Dsrinlc Xor Swear me are you not she asked Well he asked prepared by this asked him if he did not happen to have for his courteous bearing to all and Eighteen miles from Tombstone A It was his turn to look astonished time for further a commutation ticket to Waukegan was as straight morally as well as T is a mining camp unique surprises Wrote to you he repeated Certain ¬ in all the f- Yes he affably replied do you physically as the pine trees on the ad ¬ Well what do you think Tom The west where whisky and tobacco never ly not I dont understand Im afraid at the same time ex- jacent mountains The Actress Maude advertisement turned out to be a huge want a ride intrude where oaths are unknown and there is some mistake tracting the ticket from his wallet Adamswas bythe way his niece Ne- ¬ where the population keep the A sudden glance of suspicion greeted hoax and instead of meeting the ad- ¬ Sabbath The sight of the ticket was the sig this remark but was quickly dispelled vertiser as arranged the lady made the nal for the now interested spectators ither was he the unsophisticated man the with all the strictness of a Scotch vil- ¬ by his air of candid bewilderment acquaintance of a Mr Alfred Pelling and every man of them with a remark ¬ picture makes him He did a lucrative lage The miners hold morning and i business in supplying some of the parks Pardon me she said as she produced am able spontaneity began to shout as far east as New England with deer evening prayer and the argument of Pellingham I fancy I know the from her handbag a letter and a photo Heres one Heres one at the same and elk and on his trips became fairly Scriptural points furnishes the only gentleman recreation for sturdy graph and handed them to him these You see he kept the appointment time pointing toward the stout gentle- ¬ well acquainted with several of the as in other camps find men such men are from you I presume their pleasures man who ticket in band and a puzzled eastern cities In short he stood well at the gambling table or in red liquor He examined both and began to out of sheer curiositj- not knowing who look on his face was standing in the the lady was or scent the truth The photo is mine him Of course why she had written to aisle evidently wondering what it all But the manner of his death shows him Yet it is their choice and few have been more than a straightforward business the backsliders in the years the com- ¬ the joker had written to he replied but not the letter Evi ¬ her first of all from the wrong address meant man A new settler came into Tacks on s munity has known an organized ex- ¬ dently some mischievous acquaintance The girl did not leave him long in sus- Hole late in the fall of 1S9G The new- ¬ of mine whose handwriting I cant I hope you follow me pense She shouted out in reply to the comer was ill provided for the winter istence Of you The camp is in every sense a coop- ¬ identify has been playing a practical Nellie course I follow lias But I say many encouraging voices Gee whiz what on earth not even a cabin to take his family erative one It gains its livelihood and all this joke on us Tet me have it quick and darting in Wait a Good gracious Then you know denouement minute Im coming to the the direction of the stout gentleman into Mr Adams was never behind ¬ takes its name from the Copper Glance as they say in the novels hand in such cases He started at once mine a gold property of real value All nothing about this advertisement me said Tom with a smile had snatched the ticket from his hand through the snow to the new mans the men do their share in the extraction v - Pardon She handed him the cuttinsr gone before he could say Jack camp brought new life to the de- ¬ I think I can guess the sequel Your the He read it and looked up with a smile Robinson every one in the car clap- ¬ spondent family and got to work with a or reduction of thp rich ore and aUdTragj sassKfc lady friend and Mr Pellingham fell increasing m wnrlrfo cmcfo o koG4i I am not responsible for this I assure desperately in love at the first meet ping his hands and yelling Go it Go will though no reward was promised rapid rate you Youve got time yet That is or desired While engaged in this Good in and have met several times since it As is usual in such Well what a stupid jest the with the result that they are now en ¬ every one save the stout gentleman Samaritan work a decayed limb fell camp has a recognized communitiesname leader His I quite agree with you who still in the dark evidently began from a tree he was chopping for house is There was a pause each looked at the gaged to be married to suspect that his fellow passengers logs The limb struck him squarely in Samuel Donnelly He is stoutly built They are married height about five feet seven inches of other and tried to appear very much an- ¬ Really that is a romance I sup- ¬ were leagued together to rob him of on the head andhis skull was crushed what might be termed benevolent pres- ¬ noyed It was a failure however and pose Nellie you were the principal his commutation ticket in The man a time got help to ence a full beard largely concealing a they both laughed The heads that were thrust out of the take him homeafter brdesmaid There is no doctor in rather weak face He is the camps Her thoughts at that moment were windows on the right saw the girl and Jacksons Hole But his Oh no Tom u What a fiuely resolute young arbiter judge and ruler His words are made handsome man he No By the way this Miss Towns- ¬ her two friends emerge through the wife nursed him night and day for a law His influence on his two score of is A gentleman evidently He has hend gate about ten seconds later She put week when death came to his that was who is she followers is remarkable and though relief turned 30 though her two friends on the rear platform She is my most intimate friend Thus according to Mr Andersons furiously erratic seems generally di- ¬ On the other hand he was at a loss He looked up with a puzzled expres- ¬ just as the train was starting but man ¬ description the real Brig Adams the rected toward absolute justice en a code to decide whether her most captivating aged to take time to shake her fist at man who supplied the name but no modeled on the teachings of the apos- ¬ feature was the charm of lier voice her sion I ought to know the lady the shouted Its j our own fault if you dont for backdistant gateman as she herself other essential part of the light little tles of old His generosity is evident unquestionable refinement or the youve been friendly with before jumping aboard anecdote was a man worth her all your the fact that freely divides beauty of her face but he gave up the life Thats the time you got left didnt The writer is sorry that he knowing from the community hethe did not with query as one unaccustomed to such rid ¬ wealth de His eyes widened know him Really Nellie you rived from working the mine of which dles In the smoker the readers went back 1 dont understand As before remarked while a name he is the principal owner Allow me to return your photo to their papers the smokers to their is a splendid thing for a fictionmaker Oh Tom she exclaimed with hu- ¬ il The first scandaL attaching to Copper to she said morous petulence how very stupid cigars and the players to their cards have in stock it is likely to prove em ¬ 31ance camp came from a man who And I yours he answered all except the stout commuter whose you The exchange was effected with mu ¬ ed are Miss Townshend never exist- ¬ questions and inquiries for some ex ¬ barrassing unless it is absolutely cer- ¬ had deserted the fold and had joined a myth Dont you see that tainly and unequivocally fictitious at Bisbee the great majority of carnal tual apologies which latter of course was Shesname answered the that I assumed when I planation were only of Bunco by cat ¬ Even then it is best to choose another minded He told a story of incidental were unnecessary but they served to He calls jeers and cries Chicago Record immortality on the part of Donnelly prolong the interview The lady was answered that advertisement too finally subsided apparently con- ¬ You he gasped The deserters wife it appeared had re the first to make a move Cocoalne In SnniT Good night Yes I Tom she replied adding vinced that he had in reality been bun- Mr Pellingham Did you know said a man who has fused to follow him remaining with she said extending some words of friendly coed and despairing of sympathy from parting which her hand I regret our introduction were a vague traveled in Texas somewhat that the her several children with the prophet recollection by the time those around him He was only relieved negroes of the Donnellys duties are correctional as was not of a more formal character the bus had whirled her out of sight from this conviction by the conductor caine to an southwest are usinq- co well as admonitory Thus it was he He took her hand It was dainty and and he had alarming extent They was hauled begun to realize the truth who when the train was about ten take it in the way of specially neatly gloved and in the novelty of his prepared Tombstone before the district court at miles out brought to him from a rear She was right he groaned charged with castigating I am car his commutation ticket with silver snuff The old mammy of course used sensations he could barely refrain from very stupid with a buggy whip an Tit Bits pressing it Good night Miss Towns- ¬ and copper to make up for the three to take snuff but her snuff wjis the pure babe in which the devil was supposed hend he replied rather awkwardly tobacco product The negTx-- of to day to Carson and the Buffalo rides shy have found temporary lodgment He adding with a sudden and curious de- ¬ Kit Carson white with Fremonts ex-¬ The commuters on this road admit has improved upon this habit of his an- ¬ sire to know more of the ladj- - I dont pedition had an experience similar to that other communities may have their cestors Almost every druggist in Tex- ¬ was also charged in the same complaint feel disposed to let the matter drop I that of a tiger hunter in India when enterprising girls but it is hard to con- ¬ as keeps a special prepai ation of co- ¬ with aggravated assault in having must try and find the perpetrator of this the tiger hunts the hunter While hunt ¬ vince them that any community can caine and snuff and those whom I have ducked a small boy for some trivial mis deed such hoax and demand an apology ing to get meat for the expedition produce the peer of this particular Wau ¬ met and talked with tell me it finds ed with ducking having been attend- ¬ unusual Praj- - dont trouble on my account Carson chased a buffalo bull On com- ¬ kegan commuter for enterprise coupled a heavy sale The white people dont crueltv Itcircumstances ofooQT was was the response as I told you I was ing up to the bulls side Carson fired with iron nerve And they claim they seem to care for it but the cullud folks of his peculiar a ramKlinnviews of religion He are good buj ers To what extent the had been a not in earnest myself just as his horse stepped into a prairie ought to know N Y Sun member of the Salvation crimes of the southern uegro can be Arm- - he said He bowed and raised his hat at the dog hole Kit went 15 feet over the but laid to this habit I dont know Of preferred to carve in later years had Cold Meat Pie same time making a last desperate ef- horses head The bull maddened by for himself just fort to retain the acquaintanceship I the bullet which had struck low under Cut up the meat and rub each piece course cocaine is a short cut to the particular kind of spiritual meat the need- ¬ take it then you have no further in- ¬ the shoulder chased the hunter who in a mixture of two or three tablespoon madhouse yet I never heard that the ed by his system The jury terest in the matter ran toward the river It was a race fuls of flour teaspoonful of celery salt asylums of Texas were being over- ¬ guilty though the charge offoiuid him whipping She hesitated a moment and looked at for life a case of nip and tuck as to Place in layers in the pie dish and put stocked with negroes Perhaps it is too was illy sustained and ft the mother of her boot It was a trifling action but it which should reach the river first Kit on each layer a little boiled macaroni early yet to notice such a tendencj the boy stated the ducking was with her got there and leaped from the bank and a few slices of raw tomato Make for the habit is only about ten years full approval The case is now emboldened him to add on ap ¬ Otherwise I should ask permission just as the bull stopped on the brink the gravy by putting in a saucepan the old I cant say either how far out peal before the territorial supreme in case I do make any discovery to drop shaking its head Kit svram round and bones well broken half an onion and a side of the user of the snuff and his fam ¬ court at Phoenix and a decision is ex a line or communicate with you I still round the bull watched then a com- ¬ small piece of carrot also a little salt ily the effect spreads that is whether pected within a few days Cincinnati have your address you know panion crept up shot the animal and Cover with warm water and let simmer it leads to the injury in any way of Enquirer Again she looked at him and instinct Kit crawied on shore skinned the buf¬ for two hours Strain and put to cool other persons It may be that in the Population of the World convinced her that he was a gentleman falo cut off its haunch and cut out its when the fat can easily be removed incipient stages of insanity caused by Hibners statistical and geographical She answered tongue Youths Companion The gravy can be enriched by using a cocaine the takers of the snuff are led tables as a result of the latest investiN Y Press teaspoonful of beef extract Fill up the to commit crimes Pray do what you think fit Mr Bntter Calces gations give the population of the gravy and cover with short Pellingham and now good night Sixth Sense In Pigeons Mix one quart of flour with one tea dish with crust Bake in a very hot oven for an again Capt Renaud the French specialist world at 1535000000 This is an in- ¬ spoonful of crease Good night Miss Townshend and solve one salt and one of sugar dis- ¬ hour Boston Globe in charge of the military pigeon service 000000 over the figures of 189G of 23 -yeast cake in one pint luke ¬ To this increase Europe is thank you is a firm believer in a sixth sense in warm water add it to the flour and mix credited with contributing 5700 000 Good Manners and Mannerisms pigeons and other birds and all into a fine dough work it on a board Each and all of us accounts himself possessed of homing instincts animals Asia 6200000 Africa 7500000 Amer which ica 3200000 in till it does not stick to the hands then sensitive but how many are as sensi ¬ The United States with he calls the sense of orientation A month had elapsed He take the dough up in the right hand and tive for others as for themselves In its great growth estimated by this au has defended his theory at length in a In the interim Pellinghams endeav- ¬ throw it with full force on the board that lies the secret of good breeding paper recently read before the French thority at 2800000 and its present pop ors to discover the humorous advertiser continue this for ten of an as he facetiously termed him were so turn the dough to the minutes then re ¬ To show appreciationin what intended Academie des Science claiming to have ulation placed at 72300000 represents is meant or pleasure board far without result His motive how-¬ let rise to double its height cover and kindness pleasure to please and to be amply proved it by special trials oi more than 53 per cent of the entire pop- theij take to give illation of North and South Americever in still keeping his eyes open was small portions from the dough pull pleased and above all to look only for various kinds Chicago Tribune a circumstance adduced as highly anot as at first to thrash the fellow on them apart into flat Deserved Death cakes one quarter what is best in things and people is an nificant and the ladys account but to thank him of an inch in thickness Klondike Gold Digger What are of the earth occurring in no other parV put them on a easy task and soon becomes a habit on his own for having brought him into The population well greased griddle and sjyrings they lynching Sand the grocer for was increased to 37qrnn nnn of Europe relationship with the dearest and pret- ¬ fire light brown on and bake over slow This is good manners mannerisms ara Augget He was caught pnttinggold both sides Boston from the heart while tiest girl in the- world Which proves Herald ciust tn nis sugar flit Bits from the head Banner of Gold of the eurth Y Times Seven-and-sixpence the wonderment of Mr Pellingham on receipt of this amazing communica- ¬ tion The photo was certainly that of a pretty girl yet Who is Alice Townshend And what on earth can she want with me were the questions he still kept asking himself after putting ¬ It would be impossible to describe connection In fact the month had been so big with other events for this individual that he had as good as for-¬ gotten the incident of the advertise- ¬ ment He was just landing home from the continent having in the meantime done so well for the firm he represented that his business position was already double its former importance and the future was full of bright prospects In the meantime also among strange faces in strange lands he had missed very keenly the society of his ideal Nellie Marsh and the many pleasant recollections he indulged in concerning her had all the more charnrfor him now that he was at length in a position to confess his love He had left Charing Cross and was turning into the Strand when a voice behind him said Tom Wherever have you sprung from He turned and his heart gave a leap of delight Nellie What a fortunate kee and stopping Northwestern railroad was almost ready to pull out bound for Milwau- 8c Chicago every afternoon on the Chicago Nerve That Startled the Co maters on a Chicago Train The fast express train that leave i at the larger station a rather eminent author Las said consists in the name When you get a good name you get a mine Which is true not only of the title of the narrative itself but also of the char-¬ acters which figure in it Once a writer of fiction confessed that he had searched the signboards for names and on the day when he saw Milling ton Rickaby painted on a lawyers door he produced the best story of his life on the inspiration of that cognomen But it is not always safe to do this The proof is right here The writer of this department jour neying in the Teton country just south of the Yellowstone park some years ago heard among other names mentioned that of Brig Adams That Brig Adams really existed was never stated the name was simply carried into a conver- ¬ sation when and under what circum- ¬ stances is a matter of hazy memory But although the details of the first hearing of that appellation have long since faded the name lived in recol- ¬ lection lived on waiting for a story to be written That was the last of the name and having been used it passed along the way of all used up literary Btory THE DANGER OF USING NAMES Sometimes the Onraer Tarns Up and Does Not Fit the Story Half the struggle in writing a NONSENSE He Stunning hair that girl over there has I I should think when she undoes it it would fall below her waist Yes right on the floor Bhe jealous Punch The Mvsterv Explained Husband But Nelly how is it they afford to sell you everything at less than cost Why Dick of course they can Wife afford it when they sell such quanti ¬ Judge ties who has Conclusion Sportsman bagged nothing and is bargaining for a Thats hare Shopkeeper rather high isnt it Ah but see what a splendid plac its p been hit Not Their Fault Old Party See here you boys Dont you know it is The Boys wrong to fight that way May be it is boss but its de only way we knows Yer cant expect us kids ter be up in de Markey of Queensbury rules Puck Your Majesty said the cannibal kings chef there is among the prisGood oners a native of Scotland replied the dusky monarch Serve him sizzling from the broiler I have often wondered what a hot Scotch tastes Life like For the Orphans Cousin Ethel Our fair was perfectly lovely we made 2575 Aunty You must have had a large attendance Cousin Ethel No not so very we took dubiously 75 cents at the door and papa give us 25 not to repeat it Truth Teacher of juvenile class Johnnie what was the first thing the Puri tans did when they landed at Plymouth rock Johnnie They fell on their A LITTLE Pick-Me-U¬ J- - j j k- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I aivas M mm ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - V Ser- X- - ijj jiuiwjfruuik SSnHPB VWL WFM-j- - J msxiarass -- I if - TEE THE INGENIOUS MAS His Invention Was Forgottenln Ilia of Need 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 and for an ordinary unexpected rainstorm what could be better A man is sure to have his walking stick with him BOURBON XEWS PARIS J EX FRIDAY MARCH 25 1898 7- - ¬ ¬ had been perfected that the man was out 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 pretty wet 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 You had that old invention of yours done 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 It was not so very long after the invention GAINED 22 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 sicknesB will read with interest the following I was broken down in health and utterly miserable said Mr Camp to our reporter I was unable to work much of the time and so badly afflicted with a form of stomach trouble that life was a veritable nightmare I tried various remedies but during the Bix months of my sickness I obtained no relief I had ahvavs been a robust healthy man and sickness bore heavily upon me About two years ago I was advised to try Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People 1 purchased one box and received so much benefit that I used five more and was entirely cured I gained twenty two pounds in five weeks Since I stopped taking the pills I have scarcelv had an ache or pain ¬ ¬ State of Ohio City op Toledo S8 Lucas County Erank J Cheney makes oath that he is the Misers Will Have to Hustle If They senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Make It 10000000 Co doing business in the city of Toledo The gold output of the Klondike County and State aforesaid and that said country for 1S98 at the clean up in firm will pay the sum of One Hundred DolJune will be between 10000000 and lars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot the use 12000000t according to the estimate of Cure be cured byFRANKof Halls Catarrh J CHENEY These two words emphasize a necessity Only those who have been relieved A D Nash of Portland who has just Sworn to before me and subscribed in my of great suffering can fully appreciate and indicate a remedy arrived from Dawson He is an old presence this Gth day of December A D Spring the season when the blood is the gratitude with which the testi- ¬ A W GLEASON timer in the Yukon country having 1SSR Notary Public Seal Yumost impure as a result of the win- ¬ monials overflow written in favor of mined along the tributaries of the Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and kon in British territory since 1895 acts directly on the blood and mucous surters closer confinement higher liv¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla Just read this But this estimate may be far too high faces of the system Send for testimonials ing slower action of the kidneys and F J CHENEY for everything is overrated in the Klon- f i ee by druggists 75c CO Toledo 0 liver when humors of all kinds boils Sold dike country Until recently the gold Family Pills are the best Halls pimples and eruptions are most liable product of 1897 was figured at 10000 to appear when the weak languid Sacque religious the young woman who 000 By degrees this exorbitant esticondition of the whole bodily struc- ¬ mate suffered reduction First it was uses the church to advertise her new clothes Rural New Yorker ture demands and welcomes help cut in two Now comes an official state- mentfrom Ottawa which places the outSore and stiff Cold St Jacobs Oil the Medicine that to which the millions of Cure It warms and relaxes piit of 1897 at 2500000 Estimates turn at this season Hoods Sarsapar this years yield of gold run up to 25 rilla The original and only prepEmpty wagons This is the figure given out la Democrat rattle most Washington 000000 aration especially adapted to the pres- ¬ by the combination having mines to ent needs of the human family that sell Since last fall over 300 men have which makes the blood pure and THE MARKETS arrived from Dawson with claims to clean as shown by its thousands of f f I WNfikJ S WA March 24 sell It is estimated that they have over Cincinnati wonderful cures of dreadful blood 90 3 3 2000 claims to put on the market Some rTW TOfTfC rnttleeommon 4 00 diseases creates an appetite and 4 50 lo Select All the CALVES butchers good light of these claims are mythical q 7 25 62 cures dyspepsia as shown by its Fair to 3 75 3 25 surveyors on earth could not locate HOGS Common magictouchinall stomach troubles C I Hood Co Lowell Mass 3 80 fca 3 90 Mixed puckers are as valuable for placer them Others 3 85 3 00 steadies and strengthens the nerves My first experience Gentlemen Light shippers 3 90 3 80 SHEEP Choice mining as is Lincoln park in Chicago ¬ with Hoods Sarsaparilla was when I as proved by people formerly nerv 5 50 5 00 LAMBS Good to choice All these men agree that the Klon- FLOUR Winter family 3 70 5l 4 00 ous now calm and self possessed used it as a tonic and spring medicine a 97 dike claims will yield 25000000 in gold GRAIN Wheat No 2 red thanks to 93 It did me so much good my faith in its No 3red 311 this year They also say that the Alas ft 284 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 ka Commercial company and the North 52 Rye No 2 American Trading and Transportation HAY Prime to choice 9 50 2o THE KLONDIKE YIELD IN 1898 ¬ Spring Medicine merits became very strong About two years later I had a running sore on my foot It developed into erysipelas and affected the entire limb At that time Very Much Run Down as I had been troubled with dyspepsia The drain on my system was so severe and my stomach was so weak I became a7 ready victim of malaria I feared I could never regain my health My stom- ¬ ach rebelled at 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 given good circulation I have had no return of my old troubles since Mrs W Kane Media Pa Hoods Sarsa- ¬ parilla is The Medicine For You Because of what it has done forothers because you ought this spring to take that which will do you the most good ¬ ¬ I was ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dr Williams Pink Pills restoied me to health and I most heartily recommend theni L W Camp on oath says that the foregoing statement is true W W MELOAN 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 phvsical 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 physical condition SAML RUSSELL M D Subscribed and sworn to before me thil 30th dav of September 1897 W W MELOAN Notary Public ¬ Interviewing the Aldermen Natural History Teacher What can you tell me about thfl rabbit Pupil Its left hind foot is luftky Puck called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing nourishing food drink to take the place of coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have useel it because when properly prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but is free from all its injurious properties rain O 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 as much as coffee 15 and 25c qg4Sive the Cliiltiven a Xtrmic company hold in their safes at Dawson over 7000000 of the yield of 1S97 As a matter of fact the companies at Daw son do not hold over 1000000 A little figuring will show how much work the Klondike miners will have to do to run their yield up to 12000000 This winter 300 claims are being worked To make the total reach 12 000000 the claims will have to produce an average of 40000 each Now these 300 claims are not of eqxial richness Some may not yield 5000 Others may not pay for the wood burned to thaw the ground and thus make it workable There are only 100 really rich claims in the entire district These are on Bon ¬ anza Eldorado and Hunker creeks All other rivers creeks and gulches in the Klondike country will be tail endera when the spring clean up is made Every foot of valuable ground or ground believed to be valuable within 75 miles of Dawson in an3T direction is staked It is staked to last water even to the tops of the trees as the old Klon dikers express it The miners real min ¬ ing work begins at Dawson Unless he has money to buy a claim already staked or to buy provisions and wood to enable him to get a lay from a claim owner he must travel 75 miles from Dawson in order to prospect on ground which has not been taken up Buying is an expensive luxury as claims are held all the way from 10000 to 3000 000 To get a lay the miner must have money enough to buy wood at from 25 to G5 a cord and provisions at an aver- ¬ age of 75 cents a pound The cheapest course open to the miner is to prospect on his own account That requires as has been said a journey of 75 miles from Dawson over a hilly and mountainous country Then the prospector j must take his chances He may make a stake and he ivay not It is all specu- lation Chicago Inter Ocean ¬ ¬ j PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO 11 fihlO 25 49 12 3 00 2 2j 4 90 325 2 50 20fc Hoods Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine because it cures when all others fail FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam 5 00 1 OVA 95 28 253 9 o 00 9 75 5 0254 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 4 90 1 Try Grain0 Try Grain0 Ask you Grocer to day to show you yJATKiTiTyyyiZ I J- - o - - -- - - -- - itfSSs -- - Be sure to get Hoods i- - -- - fc - - t- - -- r 5 50 1 03 04 3t3 RYE OATS w Mixed PORK--Ne- LARD mess Western BALTIMORE 9 75 5S 31 10 25 G 35 4 1 FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheats No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess 4 30 CO 99b 34 4 40 97 33M W 00l4 4 40 33 34 ooYs 4 60 4 50 94is 29J4 27fc 3 75 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 GRAIN 0 has that rich seal brown 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 -- A 100000 Prospectors this Year Is there The Best Routes to Dawson Gitu and A ih Room lor Them what to take The metnoas ot mining ana an aDoui me niasKan country M THE FIRST AUTHENTIC AND THOROUGH AHTTfTF With ThirtM By S S Bush President of the Chilfcoot Pass Transportation 65 Illustrations Zt Ife JK 4 - THE PREVENTION OF LYNCHING The Problem in the Southern States By Edward L Pell D D THE BLOWING OP OF THE BATTLESHIP Spain and the United States Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee Insist that your grocer gives you GRAIN 0 Accept no imitation Mir m m 1f 400 1 00 31V5 10 50 LARD Steam 29 11 00 5 12H WELL MACHINERY Great Money Makers NYMAN TIFFIN OHIO LOOMIS 04e I THE ZOLA DREYFUS AFFAIR Interviews with Zola Nordau and Drumont Another St Bartholomews Day ilLVER IN THE NEXT GAMPAIGN These articles and fifty more arc in the MARCH No the intelligent farmer every iTTiTiTiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiniiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiim RFVIFW OF lac Iff ilisa 1 up-to-d- ate American should miss it This mapazlne is invaluable for the country physician lawyer clergyman merchant ana It gives all the legitimate news with nearly a hundred portraits an month pictures There cannot be found in any PRESIDENT GATES OF IOWA COLLEGE says other current literature in the English language so brilliant an interpretation of passing events in every part cf the world I regard the Review of Reviews as the latest and BISHOP JOHN H VINCENT best means of aid for the busy man who wants to be familiar with the language of the time r ftor Infants and Children iMttUtnntntinillilMIMMiiitminiMCH umiitiimuittitnnnmU n The Kind You Hawe Always Bought Bears the Signature THE WOMEN AS COMPOSERS Very few people care to be undertakers yet a great many are willing to run funerals Washington Democrat Oil writes Mr Goodman Williams From one package Salzers German Coffee Berry costing 15c I grew 300 lbs of better ceffee than I can buy in stores at 30 cents a Co 111 What Splendid Coffee lb A package of this and big seed catalogue is sent you by John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis upon receipt of 15 cents stamps nd this notice Send for same to day k 5 People alwavs laueh at the first man to follow a new fashion and at the last one to adopt it Atchison Globe cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age AllensFoot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain ever Milling cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ¬ As to nationality one finds best rep ¬ ing feet Tru it thday At all druggists and shoe stores 25 cents Trial package FREE resented the three countries that are now working along the best lines of Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y It Slinke Into Your Slioea Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Publishers Say Their Manuscripts Far Outnumber Those by Men A prominent publisher tells me that where some years ago only about one tenth of the manuscripts submitted were by women now their manuscripts outnumber those of the men two to one While this ratio will not hold in pub lished compositions the rivalry is close even there Women are writing- all sorts of music A few of them have already written in the largest forms producing work of excellent quality and still better promise It is in the smallest forms however in instrumental solos and short songs that they have naturally found their first success So good has their work been here that honesty compels the admis sion that hardly any living men are putting forth music of finer quality deeper sinceritj truer individuality and more adequate courage than the best of the women composers Besides these there is a number of minor com- ¬ posers writing occasional works of the purest quality and in art quality is ¬ - iYegefablePrcparcuiouf or As ¬ similating tiieToodaridBegiila ting theStomachs andBowels of LATE FRANCES E WILLARD PRESIDENT WORLDS W C T U The brightest outlook window in Christendom for busy people who wanttoseewhat l is going on the world PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CYRUS NORTHROP L L D The Review of Reviews is invaluable More than any other publication it brings the reader into communication with the whole thinking world at once 25c IN mm 2romotesXiestionGh8eTfuI iiessandRestGontains neither Kot NAac OTIC Pumpkin JVssrJ Opiumorptiina norlmeral XugxaroidllriMEELHIUBZ ItocAtlleSalis Aiujc Seed Peppermint JEnCarionateTtSSP ffvrmSced -- fW SEND STAMPS FOR THIS NUMBER CONTAINING THS KCnDIKE ARTICLE Special Offer to Readers of this Advertisement The regular price of the Review of Reviews is 250 We will send the magazine to readers of this paper on a trial subscription for six months for 100 Cut out this coupon Address fe THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS CO 13 Astor Place NEW YORK CITY ze-z- - 5sl5s JbcSama SIUO FOB YUytl PHOTOGRAPH PROPOSITION 1 yil fzsss ¬ ttarilicd Sugdr ¬ Atjcrfect Remedy forftmsfipa- - Worms Convulsions Jever ish tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea ness andLoss OF SU3ER Yac Simile Signature of TTEW YOBK IL XXACT faww WfctfHippMlWffipiKB J Bough Always CASTOR THC CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY You Have Is SQUAW VINE T7IXE CERTIFICATES Write us 1st How long you have used or sold Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine 2nd Stnte Diseases it cured 2d 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 centlv taken Photopraph we will fend you a 8100 Bottle Squaw Vine Wine FKEE PROPOSITION 2 Rft EHDYOUJ NAME ON A POSTAL ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 156 PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE - LIVER MEDICINE CERTIFICATES Write us 1st How long you have known used or sold Dr 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 Btrength and action of J II Zeiliu¬ Cos Liver Regulator and the Chattanooga Medicine Cos TlackDraught both of which contain Woocy 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 80th 1893 the Supreme Court enjoined J H Zeilin Co from manufact ¬ uring and selling medicine under the name of Dr Simmons Liver Medicine Zeilins 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 testified in the ley case and Zeilins advertisements said that all the Liver Medicinethey 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 1840 and filch our trade by allowing their customers to untruthfully represent it as the same as our genuine arti- ¬ cle they giving color of truth to the de- ¬ ception by publishing the picture of a Dr Slmmong 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 ISaO On receipt of letter enclosing a recently taken Photograph we will mail you a 100 Package Liver Medicine FREE MED CO a F SIMMONS St Loins Bra Wtese repeating Arms Co IBOWlHCrlESTEH AVC NEW HAVEN OoNtf 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 ealico dress should not look as well as a stuff dress if it be properly made Get a piece of Simpsons Print and you can find nothing to equal it ia 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 iu his pocket Washington Democrat Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days 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 that he is pei fecting himself Socrates All Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablet drenists refund mon- - if it fails to cure 25f- - The best man is he who tries to perfect To Cure a Cold In One Day Germany of course modern music whose Clara Schumann wrrote much that wns worthy of serious considera- ¬ tion France and Ameriaa for Ameri ¬ ca whatever its musical past is surely winning its right to the place in this triumvirate of modern music Its tendencies are toward the best things Italy has recently had a flurry of new life and of growth away from the debilitat ing mawkishness into which it had drifted but has not yet produced a notable woman composer The other continental countries seem even more torpid and though English women have written much they have not got beyond the prevailing cheapness of the English school except perhaps in cer tain of the compositions of Mrs Marie Davies and Miss Maud Valerie White Rupert Hughes in Century ¬ ¬ ¬ C0PTOF WRAPPER -- SCALES -- Best In the World for all Purposes rtwm BarT g YMiYiViVMuWtaYm Manufacturer iSigthctviiyiLiiy riTTSBUBGH Pa The Standard Seals and Supply Co Ltta write to AINT WALLS CEILINGS Ill v FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS Purchase a package of rtfrm your flAI f sommmg crrnnpr rr nninf rlpplAr nrtri Hr Trriir own leal- - UJHklll IIS principles by machinery and milled in This material is made on scientific twentv four tints and is superior to anv concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water B3T SEND FOR SAMPLE COLOR CARDS and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it Calcimo Fresco Tints is tbe only sure cure In the Ulcers Hone TJlcers Scrofulous Ulcer Varicose Ulcers White Swelling Fever Sort and all Old Sores It never fails Draws outall poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Hollo Carbuncles Piles Salt Rheum Burns Cuta and all Fresh Wounds By mail small 33c large tBc Book free J JE ALLEJJ MEUICIAE CO St Paul Minn Sold by Druggists s 7 if Allens Ulcerlno Solve world for Chronic JIIIOOII0U 00 h dfyBuDrA Wheats iwr cats- Of CO jjrowwheat at40c f 173How to bar anil lKlO hima bu and 231 bus a fnfnfnnv nils t nn t OU O X m How many petitions have you signed without knowing what they were all about Rural Xew Yorker I can recommend Pisos Cure for Con- ¬ sumption to sufferers from Asthma E D Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 The people who get the least mail are the worst kickers when the mail is late Wash ington Democrat ¬ The Billtopses and the War War said Mr Billtops is not a thing to be lightly thought of and I would detract nothing from its dignity by the introduction of personal consid- erations But do you know that Mrs BHltops doesnt want me to go This is certainly flattering to me but I won der what she would think of me if I ¬ j padassssssas9a9a WMtfWfmnw THE MURALO CO vv - 9- NPW BRIGHTON - SI NEW YORK JON A SAMKK SKKD IA CIW3SE 1Y1S K5 SEND FOR didnt go XY Sun wastes itself whilst we are preparing to live Emereon to Theres the Rub Man you mustnt Smith Pshaw be daunted by trifles The distance to Surely Often after 30 15 20 years suf the Klondike is no obstacle whatever fering St Jacobs Oil cures rheumatism Brown I know that Its not the Life j distance up Ihere that I was thinking flu To morrow will be like to day Ay ¬ wAr yLiu gl5ee6686666g BC KflHv EAST WEST HOME IS BEST IF KEPT LEAN WITH 0 JT High Grade 08 Models 14 to 40 CREAT CLEARING SALE or 07 and models best makes 975 to 18 Sent on approval vHthout a cent payment Free us jr ATbcel to our agents Write for our new plaa How to Earn a Bicycle and mtxlza money SPECIAL Tl JI8 WKEK 40 hipli trrado 97 models fsllehtlv shonwornl S107S vv nnaeriBjrs awucoi eacn a souvenir bookof art FREE for stamp vhllo they lost W MEAD CYC1VE CO CHICAGO BICYOLE 1 39 about RH V B B vJ uSNv H fl fSm B F Vj and Largest growers of 5000 acres Our Grass Mixtures last 9 A In America Meadows sown in April will give m m a lifetime STOiisincrcrop in July Prices dirt cheap Mam moth catalogue and 11 pkgs Grass and Grains 2 FREE for but 10c and thla notice Catalogue 5c CLOVER SEED S Clover Seed Grass A J I Cough Tastes Good M Best in time Syrup by drupRlflts Bold AiU CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Use a01If 81LZEB SEED CO LA CROSSE WIS IK 6 Humned and bent Lame back did it Straight and sound t St Jacobs Oil did it jj What was it then The distance from there here TcrDate ANK E lr lcnnniKntly enrd by uMng- DR WHITEHALLS Kb TMATIO CURR The snrest and the befit Sample sen fcJCliE iU mention of this publication TUkJ Dlu WHITEHALL MEG1UMJXE CO Sout u echo xnuiBuo FBKK 7 mill liiinAtntiJarms ffUuUtUUU CoIoot lends Seoua COeafip eair terms XafciMlt Teas WHCJUWF0K9 A CATALOGUE Timber Mlaeral WHffll WRITING J0 please state ikat fm siw tiro tt AlVllttjM1 Adfffiiv 1701 lm tkis payar trS rvie-4B4r - - t mi e -- - V 5 A 3 Tt JJUBtiff rwrej-vster-- il i iiiiiiTiiiiHlilliiMiMliMlliiiiil v tL 1N witotwwm 4- - r a iiiiiir- - A-- ri nrftiiiriiwniiaMi rL rrtJirTHgFTf1jiigmn rrrrimrtr7mnKtr -- 5fl w Ta m X vs THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 25 1898 CARLISLE V- - H M To Cure A Cold In One Day 8 lets Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ T ft1 L if it fails to cure All druggists refund the money 25c For sale by W Brooks and James Kennedy Paris v It fti tev IK V The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policyholders and to its policv holders and is 180000000 an now holding for them over premium reoeipts of over excess 20000000 tf ¬ r fk f The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr for particulars 26oc 8t Yesterdays Temperature I The following is the temperature as noted yesterdayby A J Winters Co of this city iC r f3 m m m 10 a m 11 a m A2 m 2p m pm Ap m 5p m 7p m 7a 8a 9a JLand and a Livings 55 56 5fH 57 Gl 6U 664 65 63 60 59 f r v ek i aL 53 JC f mf f v r IE I ingsburg and Carlisle will each have nine graduates this year Eight young ladies and one young gentleman at each place J R Baeeom sold this week to G W Bramblett 17000 pounds of tobacco at RAILROAD TJ3C3 CARD 10A cents Ben T Wright also sold to Mr Bramblett a portion of his crop at NRR L from 7 to 10c ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Died At the home of his father From Cincinnati 1058 a in 538 p Mr Henry B Sampson on Sunday m 1015 p m March 20th Garfield Sampson of ty From Lexington i39 a in 745 a in phoid pneumonia aged 17 years Bur ¬ 33d p m b2 p m ial at Ellisville From Richmond 433 a m 740 a m 328 pm S Tour Life Insured 1c a Day m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ departure op trains Wm able paper on the Capital City Bank of TokCincinnati 445 a m 755 a m Columbus O There can be no stronger -h d40 p m guarantee given you We dare not use To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m a banks name without authoritv if you 545 p m 1021 p m doubt it write them Good health is To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m the best life insurance Wrights 1ft9K n in AV Celery Capsules gives you good health j To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach F B Carr Agent trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings r Wrights Ciorv T a cvtipn sick heactauheii 25c at dnir your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist WV L UJL - Are best and cheapest in the New South 3 to 5 an acre Easy terms Good schools and churches No blizzards No cold waves New illustrated paper Land and a Living 3 months for 10 cents in stamps W C Rinearson G- P A Queen Crescent Route Cincinnati Land ¬ A Good Memory If saves money and also good Health News Culled From Nicholas County oftenare troubled with constipation Indiges- ¬ you Precincts tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ Dr ber to take home a bottle of ue Caldwells From the Mercury Syrup Pepsin aud health will10c restored to large size 50c you Trial sizes Hc flu doses Died Near this city on the 17th and 1 00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and now ljan xm inst one year old son of Chas Herring Ky for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of ton HOW TO FIND OUT Married At Mt Pleasant Church on 23d inst Mr John fl Hollar and Fill a bottle or common glass with urine eUi and let it stand twenty four hours a con- ¬ Miss Bessie B Kendall ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy When of Died At the home of her mother at ditionit is the Kidneys kidney urine stains trouble Too evidence of linen Ellisville Monday of pneumonia Miss frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof ilmt the kid- ¬ It will pay you Emma Vaughn aged 20 to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO Died At his home near this city on good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock hi There is the 16th inst of pneumonia A J expressed comfortDr the knowledge so often Swamp Root Kilmers that Banta aged 50 years Burial at city the great kidt ey remedy fulfills every wish cemetery in relieving pain in the hack kidneys liver bladderand every part of the urinary pas Sharpsburg is soon to have an Old sages It corrects inability to hold urine and pain in passing i or bad eflecu folMaids Convention and we understand scaldinguse of liquor wlue or beer and over- ¬ lowing several delegates from Carlisle will be comes that unpleasant necessity of belng compelled to get up many times during the in attendance night to urinate The mild and the extraor Mr Boone Ingels and family have dinarjT effect of wamp Itoot is soon realized highest for its wonderful moved to the Henry property he lately It stands thedistressing ca es If you cures ned of the most purchased and is now a fall fledged a medicine you should have the bst Sold Worth 16 and 18 for 9 days only 999 by druggists price lilty cents and one dollar Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 7fi8 citizen of Carlisle 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet 12 and 10 for 9 days only 649 Rev Dr Scudder has been selected to both sent free by mail upon receipt of three Worth 8 00 now 300 12 Ladies Jackets worth each cover of two 8 and 6 for 9 days only 437 preach the Baccalaureate sermon before on cent stamps to Mentioncost The postage Worth Paris the bottle 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 the students of Central University Ky News aud send your address to Dr Worth 5 and 4 for 9 days onlv 319 7 Ladies Jackets worth each Co Blughampton N Y The 500 now 2 19 Kilmer Richmond next June 3 for 9 days odly 229 proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen Worth 350 and 12 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 400 24sp lmo R P Sparks late deputy Sheriff has uiness of this offer 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 purchased the Peoples Drug Store from W Celery l1ea cures constipa ¬ 11 Ladies Capes worth each R Ewing tion rights headaches 25c at druggists 200 Ladies Sailors Black and all colors 25c 450 now 212 Dr Geo W Grimes and H sick CDWorth 100 will continue with him as clerk 18 Ladies Capes worth each -300 now 163 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c MRS IiAURA WEISHAUF 7 Ladies Capes worth each 99 200 now It will pay the Carlisle people to call Comforts worth 100 now 50c on J T Hinton and get his prices on Ladies Wool Hose now 10c carpets furniture lace curtains and Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Blankets worth 100 now 50c Infants Wool Hose now 5c Celery Capsules anything else in the house furnishing Plaid Dress Goods 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 100 tf line Sept 17 1896 Murry Ind The Graded High Schools of Flem Wright Medical Co fl GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU t K - v Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods ShoesL FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats ¬ READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters Ladies5 and Misses Jackets and Capes The Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ind and used them tor stomach trouble Mens Caps 19c worth double with which I bad been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ Mens Heavy Socks 5c worrh double sules I have lo3t all trace of pain and my Wool Socks 12c worth double stomach is entirely well I can eat any Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth thing and cari truthfully say that I have double not felt better in years Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Yours Respectfully Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mrs Lauha Weishauft Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Sold by W T Brooks ic 30c aud 100 Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double per box Send hiuiv- - on tostal to the Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double Wright Med C CsiubaV Ohio for trial sizr free ¬ Specials For 9 Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes 75c Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies 150 for 9 days only 200 for 9 days onlv 300 for 9 days only 400 for 9 days only Mens Boots and Shoef worth 400 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 Men Boots and Shoes worth 300 Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 100 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 100 now now now now now 100 2X0 200 150 175 125 lOO WE WILL GIVE Dont delay as these prices are special for every o and 10 T17 S1buy you U aS 25022 FOR TKE OLDEST Remember the place Remember when we adyer- We Sive a lare Seautifui glass framed picture Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed 9 Days ed- - only fc Sti11 SPECIALJUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc x i Miraculous Benefit RECEIVED FROM For Rent 61 Three rooms for rent at Steinway Piano In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the All you have to do is to send us the following information on a postal card viz 1 Your name 2 Location of your residence 3 Postofflce address 4 Factory number of your piano BLACK The number will be found stamped on the wrest BOUSE AND LOT ASD 5 Paper in which plank near the tuning pins SMITH SHOP FOR SALE you saw this advertisement BR OTHE BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGSRS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ¬ Walker Ave tf Dr Miles New Heart Cure Mrs Laura C Taylor f Send your linen to Haggard Steam Laundry for a good finish tf It will pay persons wishing to pur chase anything in embroidery finished pieces started pieces or stamped linens to visit Mrs Nannie Browns millinery store during the remainder of the embroidery display Many fine pieces will be on sale at bargain prices The contest for the beautiful premium will close Thursday March 31st 3t T exchange of a new piano We make this remarkable offer as we want the in- Retds strument for a special purpose Landreths garden McDermott seeds D The award of 25000 will be decided DESIRE to sell my house and ot on April 15th 1898 from the applications with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati sent to us before that time and the ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Ohio decision wiH be announced immediately ance in twelve months For further Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris particulars address or call on thereafter I LH Landman M 0 COAL Give us a trial ft-- Spears tf for thirty years of the Babcock The North westerns dividends t Mussel Carriage Co of Auburn says I policy holders are unequaled and to write to express my gratitude forthemirac Jous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart procure Northwestern dividends you Is a blood disease and only a blood reme ¬ Cure I suffered for years as result of army must carry Northwestern insurance tf dy can cure it So many people make Published life from sciatica hich affected my heart o i i Avoca N rLI P BABCOCK Iof Y ArtilleryYanda veteran of the 3rd prices Dont fail to take advantage of the offer We are offering some choice ladies misses and childrens shoes at special Davis Thompson tap- - Ernest Urchs 121 Co Cincinnati U3oct tfl BENJ F SHARON We have just opened up at tlfeld stand of the Midland Coal Co Mam St between 6th and 7th St and we are offering the best KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE COAL Jacksonville Ky TUESDAY April 19TH month 1898 AT11AND12CTSPERJHJSBEL 123 W 4th St theWORLD NEW YORK THKICE-A-WJ3E- K returning every second Tuesday in each delivered Isgiig EDITION 1S raes a Week loG Papers a Yar FOE ONE DOLLAR every Alternate Day exeept Sunday in the Yrotst form to button ray clothing had sharp pains cbout the heart smothering spells and shortness of breath For three months I T7as unable to lie down and all the sleep I gofc was in an arm chair I was treated by tho best doctors but gradually grew worse Abort a year ao I commenced taking Dr Miles ITow Heart Cure and it saved my lifb E5S5EsSiiS8S is if by a miracle Dr Kilos Kemcdiea It STa drug- hires rmisz nnnrp n twiii vn fv Euaranteo first bottle llMsart Gurerx bencfite cr money re- - ETReotore E rC the ankles up my limbs swelled from I bloated until I was unable Shirt waists so the dealers say will be more popular than ever this season so we have taken every precaution to v rpym to be fully prepared to launder them to suit the taste of tho most fastidious You will find the latest improved machinery obtainable in our plant and a fine force of tb most experienced hand lrouers so if you are at all particular about your work send ir to tis as our trade is com p wed chiefly of particular ¬ the mistake of taking remedies which at best are only tonics and cannot possi- ¬ bly reach their trouble Mr Asa Smith Greencastle Indiana says For years I have suffered with Sciatic Rheuma- ¬ tism which the best physicians were un¬ able to relieve I took many patent medicines but thev did not seem to reach my trouble I gradually grew was un¬ able to take my food worse until are sold by ail L eases of tho heart and nerves freo Address DD UILCS MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind i mm or handle myself in A new line of string ties hand bow3 any way I was abso- ¬ tecks aud pnff at 2o 10 aud 7o cents at lutely helpless Three s rlorhiprn R5 h trice ix Uo bottles of SSS re-¬ lieved me so that I W vnted 3nvers for thi best stock r4cz mui2t ljgjWas soon able to move Mgl ar TJTv jfc7v of carpets to be found in Outral Kenmy ngnt arm beiore tucky Cull at J T Hin tons long I could walk across the room and when I had finished one dozen bottles was cured completely and am as well as HPEH11L ever I now weigh 170 people ti Phnnn 4 I Bourbv Steam Laundry xmim ti Mr icaais ¬ FOR I can mi Mliml 3VHLE3 The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The New York World is first among all weekly papers in size irequeucy of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 0 daily at the 1 Cram of Paris the price of a dollar weekly Its political news in prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ OT O tify It is against the monopolies and for th ppopb It prints the news of all the world having special corrt spoudenee from all important iit ws jioints on the ulobe Lt has brilliant illustrations stories by TRE VERY BEST great authors a capital humor page RELIABLE complete market departments for the OLD PEOMPT household and wonifnH work and other AZINO interest special departments of We offer this ununaied newspaper and The Rouubox News together one year for 2 25 The regular subscription price of the two papers is UOO ¬ THE PARIS COAL CO Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over ALVA CRAWFORD five years aud has ad CARL CRAWFORD glasses to the justed eyes of the best people Ot Paris and Rnnvhnn County and has proven himself com petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark fc Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eves thorough- Shop corner Slam and Fifth Sts ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free DR CALDWELLS References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C CRAYFORD BROS ¬ Expert stz53x s ¬ lYRUP PEPSI CURES COWSTiPATJON f HINTON Agent j Fire Wind and Storm Insurance uul Do yon expect to do any puper We will s ncJ von f iiK u large selection of samples f iom 3c per roil up all new colon u ai d novelties up to date WE PAY FREIGHT We want an agent in everv toiwn m Kali on commission from lartbaiii pie books xno IfALL PAPER capital required 747 753 Jbor samples u- NON UNION MB II particulars address or - II S WOLF Ninth Ave N Y City A Real Blood Remedy JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Your work promptly answered rownnnbl solicited Prices EAS1 TTQ 2 a B W AXi AHC Ln vacs l - frfw -- s ror 14 years tuls alone ha distanced nil competitors 7 L iouslas S3SO J5400 and JgGOO Uoes aro tUe productions of skilled workmen from fie hfst material possible nt these prices sKn SOSO and JSSOO Phocs for men 250 and boys and youths 3200 V L DouglasforBhoes aro Indorsed by ovor 1OXUOO wearers as tho best in style nt and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They aro made In all tho latest Bbapes and styles and of every vari ety of leather cannot supply you It dealer L Douglas Drockton write for cata- ¬ logue to W Mass Sold by raS M ft P0 UQLAS 0 r4 uusi fX II the World 6hoe bv merit tr 111 SlJS sell at 150 to beautiful whiteplumctfe inquire but Co Atlanta little water in fact need it onlv for Ga drinking purposes Thev have many good qualities cannot flv or climb fences easily kept in with low fences Grajie Vines Feathers almost eqtlrtl to geese Drakes i 00 now fill orders for ecs of the SSS cures Scrofula Cancer Eczema above variety of ducks Tun are and any form of blood troubles If you from carefully selected hiiru clHss water fowls as fine selections as can bp founa cine SSS guat anleed purely vegeta anywhere 1 have been unable to huo table is exclusively for the blood and ply the numerous orders for sinide is recommended for nothing else It fowls pairs aud trios 1 have uo more forces out the poison matter permanent- ¬ for sale at present but can 8ipplv the ly We will pgs at prices q foted below Pekiu send to anyone Ducks grow quicker and command a our valuable readier sale than any othr kind of books Address poultry They are lVrce and hae h Swift Specific hs Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls is -- OF THE- - Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys curen constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists MiWCTrfuimin Finest Imported Cloth The same Suit will cost you 45 nfiwai HeYs and Opinions National Importance THJK NUN CON TAINS BOTH Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail is the greatest 6 S At Cost and ro elsewhere Eggs Bruce 150 per 13 Millar 275 per 26 X TIE -- TO IM HE nvvvyrl BUMMC c dllilS lbA TOO and Box Paris Ky J P KIELY vv i kc3c3L2oss a year Fine Trousers 8oo - - a year rhn ivsntw IJRES- DR CALDWELLS - itg fi5 PSEK223TON N Insure yonr property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- ¬ pany O W Miller Agent Hutchison Ky - H MUi fl Bm II 8fiMftW m w urn uj immim i The Sunday Sun the world Sunday Newspaper in PARIS FURHISHISG H s STnrrT 1 TAILORfflG Ctffe two v BUSEBEECJ MO By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copy Address THE SUN New York r n1 JOE MUNSON Catter 4 ft 1i ravai X m J f 4 t j al y

© 1999-2009 Kentucky Virtual Library

• xhtml 1.0 Strict