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Sftpvj m SB f - - 1 E CHAMP MILLER BON i B rf ws Established HjtAmioiJBLnvj i Editors and Owners MJ PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY HIWW1ILJI LU1WJ feb i 1881 nWlTif JrMJ F ii ii mum jjui uiMmnuMmaAwmwwB EIGHTEENTH YEAR miimann PARIS BOURBON CO KT TUESDAY MARCH 29 1838 azacszsaa MILLERSBURG j NO 2 LIUIIIIIimTAIIJHlllIJHiJlIHUIIt XUjni Of Certain Novelties Â¬ TAt lady friends here Sunday John Thornton of Tyrone was here w that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale Sunday to visit his mother to the cellar All shades all designs to suit any room from the attic Mrs Belle Armstrong returned Satur- Â¬ 7 day from a visit in Carlisle Catch Frency florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red John and Ilenry Clay of Elizabeth and blue were here Saturday on business Miss Mattie Power returned to her A few special stripes in silk effects with and without frieze with school at Pleasant Green Saturday mouldings to match The hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric Joseph Thorn and wife of Onthiaua ere guests of relatives here Friday 19 I 9P At jik New colors in ingrains with large floral borders and ceilings Mr M H ONeal visited friends in Mavelick from Saturday till yesterda 15c John Hugbes of Lexington was here The most exquisite line of English Chintz and floral designs Saturday looking for some good horses A rem i ant lot of Room Moldings it 2c per foot to close out Miss Annie Hurchcraf of Paris was pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi 1 the guest of the Misses tFleming Sun Â¬ only last a few days day fT Mrs Ahel Reese and son Ahel of Mason are guests of E P Clarke and IX family A9 Miss Gertrude Loner of Hsirrison Carpets Furniture Wall Paper was the guest of Miss Miunie Dye la t Burc The new goods are coming faster than can be mentioned many that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go Miss Mary Boulden has been quite unheralded and unhung We would call your particular attention to for past week It is a suberb line exclusive v Earl Current has secured a clerkship our Wall Paper otock this season patterns original idea the designers are creators of styles not follow- in the post office Leave your ers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded Cut flowers for Easter or such parts of it as will orders with Joe Mock 2i for inferior goods Just look over the linn ou and we are sure you will agree with us as to its merits interest of Paris visited Mr Dorsey Ray Nnws Notes Gathered In Ainl Abnnt The 1 I 5c Atshnw 50 patterns i At l 2e 4t 10c i j I j view the K jjyy College building and grounds with a prospective view of locating theft Widows and Orphans Home here jIHalleck Lodge is having quite a boom m meinoersnip ana is working harfl to secure the Home The location Committee will be guests of The Hon J T Einton while in Paris jboagea8 aomg its nest to neip hans Millersburgjgecure the Home R B Boumen has an interesting relic in the shapeTf a printed card advertis Â¬ ing a band ojanizd in Millersburg in 1847 fifty one years ago Some of the names of thd old time musicians are now enrolleo5on tablets in our cemetery The MilThe card reads as follows lersburg Independent Brass Band r- Â¬ espectfully announces that they are pre- Â¬ pared to furnish music for Military a d Civic parades parties of pleasure serenades ec a splendid collection of music comprising inarcnes quickstep erallonp waltzps nolkas nnlonaises c ror particu andantes ana tune Drions 1 addrpssjL M Vimont Clerk of band Names of band A R Trigg lp ww r cVarinnPt- W H - Drmbler fin t Â¬ j- FRANK Are showing a House Pull of Jackets and Capes cornopean Li Vimont second corno em T TjgVnnont B clario iet H A M Hendersojb trombone primo John 1 J T - 1 f ffl i MoVimontjB trombone I J Douller trombacellofl I Dimmitt opheiclidt- L M Vimont tambour basso Jos L Trigg tamlxrar tenora L R Marston bugle posfSBtorn and cornet SPECiALgare taken with ladies childrens SVhite imi9l hone 4 prices tf Wear and Reasonable au3-wa-i- xJi3iLircs T3osr ILVHwrmPV MMJ TT ta jc iijii u miii iWJ week Mrs ourbon Steam Laundry rnf V WHY IS NOT wa Wi HeS re L Is WU K5 ivPitk E6A 3Xbi ffsft cXSi im Pv KB nPTTTO JU JL9JLXI RT T FLOYf MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money hack For sale by very ill Mr Ed Brown returned Friday from Visalia where he was sub operator for the past week Miss Gertrude Thompson guest of the Misses McClintook returned to Augusta Friday Mrs Claude Vimont returned Saturday from an extended visit to Flemings- burg and Sharpsbnrg Judge W M Purnell and son Littleton of Paris were euests of T M Pur nell and family Sunday Â¬ Owens went to Williams town Saturday to see her sister who E J Insureraa the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late Isgrig are Davis Bhompson offering surprising bargains in mens and boyslstylish shoes The prices are right - sisr r jr EXL - READY-TO-W- E r A m fvirw tf MAGGAtfld5 f n Reed s new laundry is Give ns a call Haggard Reed v v iilQlD Correct in Style Correct in Make The Hang is Slight The Finish is Right d doing firsffclass work tf -- - Â¬ Get yduonion sets of McDeriiiott SpearsVjj - O t- EDWARD Viti fcT - Miss Letitia Fightmaster of Lexington is the guest of her aunt Mrs 21artin Bowles near town Mrs Frank Armstrong of Maysvill is the guest of her father I F Obance tf JiSpears Â¬ Piii Qffllf at McDerraott Wan TiEDlF- - Buyers for the best stock kJ7o gnsTtfn - f si J iU or carp etsito be found in Central Ken- lor and family this week tucky at J T Hintons Mr Jas Duncan and Miss Kate Duncan of Carlisle were guests Of H C Dailey and family Sunday Mr Henry Bethards was in town r Saturday first time for several months imrjroved in health He is much For Sale Miss Lizzie Taylor has returned from Cincinnati witha fpll Jine of I Spring vPlHCt B splendid CMIF mm W OTVSEr SfflWrSSSffiSSr Hiram Carpenter and daughter Miss Julia of Cane Ridge have been guests for either young men or young women iittM building admirably adapted for a school 3vin i Fil tf V M1kSEw AfD IS THE GREAT THROAT and LUNG E2EY- - of relatives here for several days John M Jameson Sr has been ap nointed a government storekeeper but ha l o been assigned to work yet Miss Ruloff of Lexington came Friday to nurse Smith Clark who was thought to be some better yesterday Miss Maude Spears of Lexington was the guest of her aunt Mrs America Â¬ The grounds and building are large and in every way suitable for school pur- Â¬ poses and was long successfully used for such purpose I should like to cor- Â¬ respond with persons desiring to pur- Â¬ chase said property Terms made known on application Ready-To-Wea- r N O Real Estate Agent Pabis Ky FISHER Butlr from Saturday till yesterday SILK WAISTS and PETTICOATS Our Waists 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 our 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 -- I liave just received a well selected line of stylish new Buggies Surreys Barouches I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron age I promise good work and satisfaction Mr Ralph Wilson of Falmouth was the guest of the Misses Robertson and Miss Talliferro Saturday and Sunday MiSo Lizzie Ritchie of Headquarters Sold by James Kennedy Druggist came home Saturday from Miami College at Oxford Ohio to spend a few It appearing to me by the representa- Â¬ only safe sure and days The tion of Dr Bo wen the Health Officer reliable Female PILL to George of Bourbon County that there is a ne- Â¬ McClelland ever offered to Ladies Vausburg of Bros sold Greensborough N J cessity that all persons in the County especially recommend I hereby author- Â¬ ed to married Ladies three nice roadster geldings at fancy should be vaccinated physicians of their ize and empower the Ask for D2S MOSSS PEHT TZBOYAI PIXIB and take no other prices respective precincts to vaccinate all periSsT Send for circular Irice 100 per box 6 boxes for 8500 wfyv Miss Bessie T Purnell returned Sat- Â¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- Â¬ nr niftwion nri tvir ivroTrPa OTnFmvrm urday from a visit with Mrs Jas Cum tion 3or Sale By W T Brooks rirnjjjcist mings at Maysville who is much improved The physicians shall furnish to me as County a Burglars broke into H H Phillips Judge of saidpersons so true list under vaccinated by oath of the residence Friday night but were scared them with the charges thereof not to away by Mrs Win Milam before they exceed 25 cents for each successful vacsecured any booty cination Yoacan do It best easiest Quickest with a IMnnnt Jr r r Capt Wm Milam wife and daugh- Â¬ r xo tbeeartn in scientmc All cities and towns in the county r fx way killsuorse iloclets it pulverizes moisture in amakes the ters Misses Gary and Christine of the weeds the air and crop grow Its a cultivator as well as a hoe does either kind having Councilmen or Trustees do not Louisville have been the guests of Mrs ror worK eauauv well it vou till vour farm or carden with come under this notice as it is espec H H Phillips for several days ifianet Jr tools vou will be surprised at the decrease in work ft rnaone orincrease in pront There u a score or these machines ine iallytheir duty to make proper pro- Â¬ is any wnicn wui ao as much as ve or six cooa men Mr Frank Knoll of the Covington visions regarding vaccinations under rand do It better The latest Ideas in modern farming Artificial Stone Co will put down a Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes rare plainly set forth In the Planet Jr Book for 1893 rMalled free pavement for C W Howard arid sever- Â¬ 8 L ALLEK CO 1107 Market St PhHndo Every good citizen is interested in ob- Â¬ al others as soon as weather permits assisting in the enforce- Â¬ It will pay the Millersburg people to serving and notice call on J T Hinton and get his prices ment of this on carpets furniture lace curtains and I hope no further steps will become anything else in the house furnishing necessary I am line tf Respectfully Many ladies here are arranging to at- Â¬ W M PURNELL tend the big millinery opeuings to be held at Mrs Cornay Watsons in Paris Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky on aprii isr ana za juiaoorate prepa- Â¬ rations are being made for the display The City Council has quarantined against all persons going to the depot unless to take the train Marshal Thomas will be onhand to enforce the ordinance and everyone is cautioned All persons wishing to bid for the con- Â¬ against violating the order structing and repairing the turnpikes in Miss Lucile Judy entertained about Bourbon county are hereby notified to rorty of her young friends Thursday send in sealed bids on or before the 2d evening in honor of her cousin Miss day of April next as the regular Fiscal Bessie Davis of Mexico Mo An ele- Â¬ meets on the 5th day of April gant supper was spread and music and Court in District No 1 must be left Bids games passed a pleasant evening with Mr Ed Turner No 2 with Mr McCiintock and No 3 with Mr Linne up-to-da- te Mrs C M Bests class in elocution who will give an entertainment at the Male han the Turnpike Commissionersdesiring will give any person or persons College Friday evening April 1st asÂ¬ sisted by the Millersburg Glee Club to bid full particulars emBids may be offered with or without the entertainment the young men Â¬ After of the Training School will entertain the use of the machinery belonging to the county Admission 10 cents 2t The lowest and best bids if any will reserves The I O O F The sub committee com- Â¬ be accepted accept Fiscal Court or all any or reject the right to posed of Grand Master John S Gaunt bids of Carrolton and4 Past G M Wm wm Lindsey of Owentou and T J Atkins KSi of Paducah will visit here Friday arid Judge of Bourbon County td Â¬ KKo OaBlB at Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ s - Eart Â¬ - - - - - iV STYLI VEHIC iix renaaines stylos tll tlx lsttojst - 1st Turnpike Mice PMons and Road Wagons and Children LADIES TIES of allkinds 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 Â¬ JH HAGGARD FRANK 404 MAIN STREET JJ o purnell s ffv s 6 Iv THE BOUEBON NEWS PAUIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 29 1898 - WATER USED By Christine Bradley to Christen the New Battle Ship Kentucky Sirs Winslow Christens the Kearsarge With Champagne First Time is History of Two Battle Ships Being launched From the Same Yard In One Day ley declining- to use anything- else and - ItfT kr X ll w ft y m it i re are - herself is a striking blonde and despite her youth has already attained unsought reputation in her native state as a literateur of great promise Kentuckians proud of her cheered her act and the states general assem- Â¬ bly recently adopted resolutions comy mending her for her stand in behalf of jlfiif jiiiiL i tJwm pure water for the christening and a more deserved name for her state Her maids of honor all representative Kentucky belles were Misses Ab bie Ballard Alice Castlemon and Lil- Â¬ lian Stege of Louisville Miss Sallie Bronston of Lexington Miss Frances Collier of Lancaster and Miss Gate wood of Mt Sterling Lieut H S Whipple Seventh regiment United States cavalry on detail duty in Ken tucky was master of ceremonies for the Kentucky contingent Gov Brad- Â¬ ley was surrounded by his staff in brilliant uniforms Adjt Gen Collier chief of staff Assistant Adjt Gen For- Â¬ rester Judge Advocate General Jas M Beatty Surgeon General Geo W Grif fiths Commissary General T J Lan dram Quartermaster General C C CHRISTINE BRADLEY spirit of alcohol which Mengel Inspector General Frank lives desolated so manyhas destroyed so many homes and caused the Wright Smith shedding of so much blood and so many tears the Kearsarge which is to commemor- Â¬ Coles ate the name and fame of the stanch Conway Ahlering and Mulligan Add but the spirit of Kentuckys noblest son the old ship which swept from the seas the ed to these were most of the state of- grandest man in all the tide of time symbol- Â¬ that ficials Auditor S H Stone Treasurer ized by Gods gift to man and which cause3 Alabama the earth to yield its fruits harvest which This is the first time in the history cleanses and purifies which quenches the of modern naval architecture that two thirst of the living and relieves the parched lips of the wounded and dying immense battle shipsv of the first class Purity and patriotism have to day been have been launched from one yard on blended in the christening of the ship which I the same day and the Newport News Â¬ n f Newport News Va March 25 Two more naval defenders of the na- Â¬ tional honor are proudly floating- upon the mighty deep The Kentucky fit representative of the thorough fared state whose name it bears and - Of this Kentucky I can not flttlnglygpeak in COMMODORE SCHLEY the short time allotted But it is the other winning- her fight for it after a Kentucky calls for speech and poetry and and hard fought battle song that that private Kentucky which to day gave its Will Be the Commander of the Squad- Â¬ opposed her first kiss to the sea those who with ron at Hampton Roads Carrying out her sentiment in There is no better ship there could be no she had the water better name manned and equipped the matter fully she brought in a plain wire covered glass onWhen mission we will all exclaim starts These Fast Flying Vessels Will Be Trans Â¬ her God bottle from the famous crystal spring bless Kentucky on the land God speed and formed Into Formldablo Figrhtinff Ma Â¬ on the spot where Abraham Lincoln protect Kentucky on the sea chinesThe Spanish Torpedo Boat No Flotilla Will Likely Be Intercepted was born in Larue county Kentucky been ship has ever been christened as it has to the Miss Bradley was an attractive figure VikingsNot according skins ofcustom of pirato wild beasts buw clad with the Washington March 26 Commodore on the boats bow with an emblem of with sparkling water from the spring which purity from its historic source in her quenched the infant thirst of him who gav Winfield Scott Schley at present con- Â¬ uplifted hand surrounded by her six freedom to a race and saved our country from nected with the light house board has been ordered to pretty Kentucky maids of honor She destruction - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ of the flying squadron Monday The formal orders posted at the depart Â¬ ment Friday stating that Commodore W S Schley was detached from his present service with the Light House to was -- ordered board and flying squadron command the in cases of Dyspepv cruiser Brooklyn flagship was the Greatest Because sia Hoods- Sarsaparilla has a touch first public admission of the navy de- Â¬ like magic which just hits the spot partment of the creation of a flying brings relief to the sufferer and squadron The fact that this squad Â¬ ron was contemplated has been well gives tone and strength to the known but not until Friday has the stomach as no other medicine does command the flying department defined its character The Could Not Eat without Pain squadron at Hampton Roads with the designation of flying has a distinct For many years I have been a sufferer Brooklyn as his flag ship meaning in naval parlance It will dyspepsia I could Commodore Schley received the news give the ships a base at Hampton from a severe case ofpain in my stomach eat without great of his assignment at the Light House Roads but they will be subject at all not would be sick and vomit up what I board where he was engaged in clos- Â¬ times to Commodore Schleys orders and eat One day I read of a case cured did ing some of the work of the bureau for immediate service at any point by Hoods Sarsaparilla I told my hus Â¬ He expects that it will be a day or two aloncr the Atlantic coast or indeed band I believed this medicine would help before he finishes his work here and throughout the world me He went right away and got a bottle takes command of the squadron His At present the fine armored cruiser of Hoods Sarsaparilla I took four bottles Mbs Allen Stivees command at present comprises three Brooklyn which is to be Commodore and I was cured Illinois vessels the Brooklyn Columbia and Schleys flagship and the battle ship Makanda Minneapolis all ocean greyhounds Texas which it was learned later ar Â¬ but in a short time his squadron prob Â¬ rived Thursday night are the only ably will be swelled to about a dozen ships of the flying squadron at Hampships Commodore Schley refused to ton Roads The battle ship Massachu- Â¬ 5 81 six talk at all concerning rumors that the setts is hourly expected and the crack Is Americas Greatest Medicine Hoods for flying squadron might be sent out to cruisers Columbia and Minneapolis Sold by all druggists Get only MISS FRANCIS COLLIER intercept the Spanish torpedo boat are outfitting at the League Island WrrPe Dille are the best after dinner nOOU S pills aid digestion 26c Of Lancaster Ky the Daughter of Kentuckys flotilla He said that was a matter navy yard and will proceed to Hamp- Â¬ Adjutant General She was one of Miss concerning which he could say nothing ton Roads at an early date as well Bradleys Maids of Honor Delightfully Feminine at all The cruiser Cincinnati and gunboat Mother I dont understand you at all And when the great ship majestically moves You are constantly praising Miss Whirly to the glorious destiny which is in store for it now and jrou used to insist that you couldV it will be sanctified by the prayers of more bear her ntDaughter But women than all others that have ever Christian I didnt know then mam Â¬ moved on the face of the waters ma that she was jealous of me It is just Whether under calm and cloudless skies or too sweet of her Detroit Free Press struggling with tempest and wave whether in peace or war there shall hover over it not the felt said he would assume command Americas Greatest Medicine - V IfffF- - Â¬ U4 o nUUU llilb THROUGH parilia K -- TOURIST SLEEPERS Aides-de-cam- ps Â¬ To Portland Ore f or Puget Sound Business Â¬ via Burlington Route Wednesdays from St Louis Thursdays from Kansas City via Denver scenic Col Â¬ orado Salt Lake a great feature person Â¬ ally conducted The success of the season f orgeneral northwest travel Writ L W Wakeley G P A St Louis Mo Shipbuilding- - if and whose every motion as it rose and fell on the swell from the passing steamers told of grace and symmetry All the ships in the harbor had also been decorated in honor of the event Red white and blue bunting swung in jne oreeze irom every point oi van-- J credit for this striking illustration of the capability of American ship Â¬ builders The bosom of the lordly James oppo- Â¬ site the immense plant of the company was thickly dotted with crafts of every description from the humble and insignificant batteau up to the palatial yacht whose every line told of speed Â¬ Dry Dock Co deserves predict will win more fame gather mora lau- Â¬ rels and accomplish more good than any that has ever swept the seas And in parting with the majestic vessel Kentuckians with one voice exclaim In spite of rocks and tempests roar In spite of false lights on the shore Sail on nor fear to breast the sea Our hearts our hopes are all with thee Our hearts our hopes our prayers our tears Our faith triumphant oer our fears Are all with thee are all with thee Talking of weather signs it is fair to sup Â¬ pose that when allspice is adulterated with cocoanut shells the season will be mild Bural New Yorker Dont snap shame in two Limber up cobs Oil will cure lumbago sure St Ja- - A mouthful of meat may be a townful of How to cure Rheumatism Use St Jacobs Oil It subdues It cures COMMODORE SCHLEY tage Shortly before 9 oclock long rows of workmen with immense hammers took their stand on either side of the huge mass of steel plates towering high above them At a preconcerted signal each hammer was raised aloft and a moment later the dull muffled sound of half a hundred sturdy strokes in uni Â¬ son was borne upon the morning air As the wedges were gradually driven home the huge vessel slowly rose to the go off the ways first The Kearsarge had been selected to proper position Suddenly the sound of the hammers rfiCfr1 oc l f T itr mnrrio A V1110T1 fall h fover the vast throng who were push- mg ana jostling eacn otner in tneir efforts to get a good view of the launching and the sound of the solitary saw as it slowly severed the last bond that bound the vessel to terra firma was plainly heard Â¬ V 4- m-- MRS HERBERT WINSLOW Who christened the Kearsarge Commander Winslow her husband is a son of the com- Â¬ mander of the old Kearsarge when she sank the Alabama I te h- - si - IX As the last plank was sawed in two and a thrill of joyous freedom shot from the keel to the fighting tops of the marine monster Mrs Herbert Winslow wife of the son of the commander of the famous old Kearsarge reached forward and caught hold of the handsomely decorated bottle of champagne which hung at the bow of the vessel Then as the namesake of Capt Winslows famous old ship slowly and gracefully began its first voyage she dashed the bottle of sparkling wine against the steel prow and exÂ¬ claimed in a distinct voice I christen thee Kearsarge Amid breathless suspense among the throng of onlookers the huge hull with streaming pennants and bunting fly ing in the morning breeze gently traversed the well greased ways and leaped into the laughing ripples that were ready to welcome it Cheer after cheer arose from the paÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ships as may be assigned It is com Â¬ monly known as the flying squadron the idea being to make Hampton Roads the base of operations and yet to give Commodore Schley easy and ef Â¬ fective cruising distance of the entire The bottle containing water from the favor- Â¬ ite spring of Abraham Lincoln at Hodgenville sweep of the Atlantic seaboard north Ky which Miss Christine Bradley will break of that point The two commands over the prow of the battle ship Kentucky is under Commodore Sampson and Com Â¬ an innocent looking affair It cost five cents modore Schley will be of equal dignity and never has held anything but water CM G W Long Register Charles O Reynolds and others First among the prominent citizens were the memÂ¬ bers of the state commission appoint ed by the governor to arrange for Kentuckys part in the christening The christening of the Kentucky was an exact counterpart of the former except that when the critical moment arrived Miss Christine Brad Â¬ ley broke a cut glass bottle of water from a spring on the old Lincoln farm and said I christen thee Kentucky Then as the vessel started down the ways several bottles of old Bourbon whisk7 were hurled against her sides by Kentuckians who were opposed to the water christening Water from the spring on the Jefferson Davis farm in Kentucky was also smashed on the vessels sides Both launchings were successful in every particular COMMODORE SCHLEY The invited guests and distinguished visitors then boarded the steamer New- Â¬ and will be entirely independent of port News and proceeded to Old Point each other for the present at least where the ship yard officials tendered a magnificent banquet Covers were ESTIMATED LOSS laid for 600 persons It was entirely informal Among the toasts respond- Â¬ To Indianapolis Railway Lines by the ed to were Kentucky by Gov Brad Storm Will Not Be Less Than 8800000 Indianapolis Ind Icy and Virginia by Gov Taylor March 25 Gov Bradley said Conservative railroad men estimate Which Kentucky Is it the Kentucky whose that the loss to the Indianapolis lines people with one acclaim return thanks to the alone because of the storm will not be distinguished secretary of the navy for the splendid compliment paid them to day and to less than SS00000 including the loss of the builders of the ship for their kind and gen- Â¬ business damage to the tracks dam Â¬ erous hospitality age to equipment and personal in- Â¬ Is it the Kentucky whose name is written in juries deliblyjupon every chapter of the nations his- Â¬ The Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton tory since her admission into the sisterhood Â¬ -- at Hampton Itoads Washington March 25 Commodore W S Schley will in all probability be placed in command of the squadron at Hampton Roads This will consist of the battleships Massachusetts and Texas the cruisers Brooklyn Minne- Â¬ apolis and Columbia and such other To Be Placea in Command of the Squadron III tfj I i if liW 111 m n k wwmk w mF Both the method and results whenM Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasantffv and refreshinsc to the taste and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys Â¬ tem effectually dispels colds head- Â¬ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro Â¬ duced pleasing to the taste and ac- Â¬ ceptable to the stomach prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 s cent bottles by all leading Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro Â¬ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute druo--gist- ON BKI07S iyt v s j i n i SiT -- Kentuckians proud of the new bat-Â¬ tleship bearing their states name were here Thursday by the hundred Gov Bradley the states first republic Â¬ an governor one of the leaders of his party in the south an orator and of commanding presence was next to the central figure at the launcing and the luncheon given to 500 ships builders after of the The central figure the ceremonies was his daughter and only child Miss Christine Bradley a beautiful old girl who came with her mother and friends from Washington where of every land and who earnestly desire that L1UI1 school to christen the ves- - the nation shall intervene to prevent further she attends Sank an Unknown Vessel The christening which many of-- atrocities upon the suffering people of Cuba seL HAKWICK Marnb ok rnn d and if the investigation should justfy to ficials thought should be done with avenge the death of our sailors not by demand Â¬ steamer Seamew on her way to wine or Kentuckys famous product ing an Indemnity Inmoney but an indemnity Wednesday evening sankaiL un was done with pure water Miss BraC In blood known vessel off the Dutch coast V 5 18-yea- triotic Americans assembled r- got a train through to Cincinnati Wed nesday evening and trains are aga n neers rescued a wilderness from the savage and running regularly The big Four5 got made it blossom as the rose a train to Cincinnati at 9 oclock Thurs Â¬ day morning There are fears that the bridge at Valley Junction will go out Trains on that division of the Big Four are run from here to Griffith and then over the Baltimore Southwestern into Cincinnati The Peoria Eastern trains runs as far as Arcanum O on the east end The west end is all right The Indianapolis division of the Pennsylvania is all right as far as Richmond and by Friday it is hoped to get through to Columbus The fast trains to the east are run over the In- Â¬ dianapolis division of the Big Four to Crestline and then by way of the Fort Wayne division to Pittsburgh the Big Four carrying the passengers for Columbus and Cincinnati There BATTLE SHIP KENTUCKY will be no trains through on Is it the Kentucky the eloquence of whose the Louisville division for a Clay Crittenden Marshall and Breckinridge day or two the train- from nnd shook the halls of congress and stirred the to this citv are run nvpr fho Vnioin hearts of the people on the hustings Monon and Baltimore and Ohio South Is it the Kentucky of waving blue grass of crystal stream blended mountaiv top and sky western All trains on the Indian Â¬ of chivalrous men and beautif u women apolis and Vincennes have been aban- Is it the Kentucky of whoso gallant soldiers have ever been found in the forefront of battle uonea ana tne passenger train at whose seaman have won fame upon the ocean Martinsville can not be moved By and christened heathen lands with their Saturday afternoon it is thought that precious blood trains will be running no niA tvo It is the Kentucky whose generous people other lines are in fairly good condi- sympathize with the oppressed and of states Is it the Kentucky whose brave bold pio- Â¬ Â¬ I Â¬ i down-trodd- en i j t Ham-burg- i - Chilian troubles that threatened to was issued Friday detaching Capt A perfect type of the end in war and that it had a peaceful Chester commander of the Cincinnati termination it is believed was due from the South Atlantic squadron and highest order of largely to his tact and discretion The leaving him in command of the Cincinthree vessels at present under his com Â¬ nati The effect of this is to reexcellence mand are all swift cruisers and among move the Cincinnati from the South the others which probably will be Atlantic service and makes her added to his command are the available for the North Atlantic St Paul and the St Louis of station where her speed would make the American line which were built her a valuable adjunct to the quick so that they could be turned into eff- Â¬ manouvers of a flying squadron vCom icient fighting- machines at a few days modare Schleys orders in terms make notice These vessels have not been him commander of a distinct squadron impressed as yet but arrangements so that the ships at Hampton Roads have been perfected between the gov Â¬ will be entirely apart from the North ernment and President Griscom so Atlantic squadron of which Capt that no delay will result as soon as Sampson is in command This is an the decision is reached that the out- Â¬ unusual expedient as the North At-look justifies the large expenditure lantic vessels always heretofore have of money necessary for their trans Â¬ been intact fer to the navy department Officers Washington March 26 Men speak TRADE MARK have been provisionally picked out to in whispers to day A solemn stillCommander ness freights the air It is the calm command these ships W H Emory and Commander Willard before the storm Excitementpatriotic H Brownson at present in Europe on bursts of oratory and bragadocio have a special mission for the government given way to sobriety dispassionate being the officers who it is expected speech and solmnity The country is will be assigned to the command of the on the very verge of war now for the St Paul and the St Louis first time seems to fully realize it Two battle ships are on their way to A most remarkable change has come add to the fighting strength of the fly Â¬ over the spirit of the nations capital ing squadron They are the Texas For the past two days the president and the Massachusetts One of them has been summoning before him the may reach Hampton Boads Friday and great men and true hearted of senate the other should be there Saturday and house whether republican or The Massachusetts is a first class bat- Â¬ democrat or populist and has been tle ship of 10228 tons displacement unbossoming himself to them as though while the Texas is a second class bat- he knew in this critical hour that he ABSOLUTELY PURE tle ship of 6315 tons Both are heav Â¬ could call them all brothers He has Delicious Nutritions ily armed and will add immensely to told them his hopes He has told them squadron They his fears His frankness has the strength of the COSTS LESS THAHONE had o CENTACDP are less speedy than the cruisers which magical influence naturally would do the scouting while Exploded a Torpedo the battle ships would bear the brunt Osgood Ind March 26 Sarah of the hot work of battle ley found an unexploded torpedoBai on Commodore Schley visited the navy WALTER BAKER CO Ltd LrUK ana tned to open it department before noon and after a withanail It evnlndoi mJ ESTABLISHED 1T 5 talk with avstant faecretary Eoose- - her hand and burning her clothing Â¬ Â¬ - Commodore Schley has a fine record Wilmington probably will be added to for discretion g ood judgment and this squadron as will the Bancroft fig hting1 qualities He was in com- Â¬ now on their way across the Atlantic mand of the Baltimore during the for Fortress Monroe An official order CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO IDUISVIUE CAL NEW YORK KY NY i I r X X m H I Â¬ WattMsj Breakfast I pa t I I V Â¬ I X s - Jt iS V3 VWFpjj VBF THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX TUESDAY MARCH 29 1898 -- vp- - A How did the bond which was stolen from the Safety Security company A made He It cannot be thatworldwho our delight Mine Was Exploded Under the Bat- Â¬ for This wondrous over a year ago get into the cel- Â¬ At Cincinnati 59 Feet and 9 Inches Designed that all its charms should fade lar of an old country house be Â¬ tle Ship Maine on the Port Side And pass forever from our sight Was Reached Monday longing to a former employe of the That all shall wither and decay Who could have dropped it Explosion Dae to No Fault of Those on And know on earth no life but this bank With only one finite survey there and where were the rest Was Board First Explosion Lifted the Ves Â¬ In the Lowlands of the City Nearly On Of all its beauty and its bliss sel Conrt Declares It Can Find No ThoHsand Houses Are Flooded With a trap laid for me Evidence to Fix Responsibility years Â¬ from One to Four Feet of Water It cannot be that all the Sonntag Skinner Jackson the un Of toil and care and grief we live Railroad Traffic Is Disturbed explained and curious relation between Shall fine no recompense but tears Washington March 28 Following No sweet return that earth can give these three the walled up cellar the Â¬ is a complete abstract of the report of all that leads us to aspire That underground passage undoubtedly leadCincinnati March 28 Unless1 rain And struggle onward to achieve to it and so safely guarded what the court of inquiry which investi- Â¬ should come copiously and quickly ing With every unattained desire Was it possible gated the wrecking of the battle ship the present flood in the Ohio river will could it all mean Was given only to deceive that my old house was the receptacle of Maine This abstract is made from very soon pour the great flood into the It cannot be that after all the mind access to which was From Portsmouth up it the stolen property and Sonntag the report itself despite official secrecy Mississippi The mighty conquests of obtained Sunday was falling Sunday night At Ports Â¬ pass beyond recall Our thoughts shall Skinner even Jackson the gang or a unparalleled in the handling of official And leave no record here behind mouth it is rising slowly At all portion of it had perpetrated the rob- Â¬ papers That all our dreams of love and fame points below to Cairo it is rising bery And hopes that time has swept away The report is made up of eight parts Here at Cincinnati the current is un Â¬ here Ail that enthralled this mortal fame If this was true then there was an as follows Â¬ usually swift which indicates that the day Shall not return some other At my feet a part of the stone pave- attempt being made to furnish some The court ment had been removed and a plank in- Â¬ proof which would throw conviction ofFirstexplosion finds that at the time access of water from its tributaries It cannot be that all the ties the the battle ship Maine below has diminished greatly and given serted Lviner near the edsre of the upon me Of kindred souls and loving hearts was lying in five and one half to six free course to the piled up waters Are broken when this hody dies plank was a paper with some printing Was this the myBtery which sur Â¬ And the immortal mind departs above Reports from various points on a bond or rounded me Single handed how could fathoms of water on the outside like that That no serener light shall break Second The discipline aboard the of the Ohjo valley agree in announcing deed I stepped down upon the plank I hope to cope successfully with it At last upon our mortal eyes ship was excellent everything stored warm temperature cloudy skies and To guide us as our footsteps make and again noticed that one end Jake Hunsicker and his wife were to according to orders ammunition high winds with only one instance of The pilgrimage of Paradise sank under my weight Stoop- Â¬ be depended upon as far as their judg Â¬ guns stores etc The temperature of drizzling rain David Banks Sickles in N Y Commer Â¬ this history that impatience regarding ing down to pick up the paper ment and ability went I thought of Mr the magazines at 8 p m was normal cial Advertiser At Cincinnati the mercury registers things which seem to have a bearing my ears were again assailed by the sol- Â¬ Morley who being a trustee of the except in the after ten inch magazine 6S In the lowlands of Cincinnati on the supernatural is one of my char- Â¬ emn admonition seeming to come from bank would naturally be interested in and that did not explode nearly 1000 houses are flooded with An- Â¬ acteristics To feel a sensation of fear the opposite side of the cellar Third The explosion occurred at 9 40 from oneto four feet of water Some the affair But that gentlemans own when there is no apparent reason for other step means death Pause before evident troubles and the unwillingness oclock on the evening of February 15 have been abandoned which is the CLEW BY it causes disgust at what I consider you take it to add a greater load to the already There were two explosions with a case with one story cottages In two Grabbing the paper I quickly re- Â¬ overburdened man turned me from the very short interval between them The story houses families remain in the an unpardonable weakness Or An interrupted Current ship lifted on the first explosion So then I determined to chastise my sumed an upright position and hold Â¬ idea of aid from that direction upper stories Of flooded houses 500 on and explor Â¬ ing the candle above me gazed intent Â¬ Fourth The court can form no defi- are in and about Cumminsville from cowardice by keeping There was another one and the BY HOWARD M YOST ing that dark hole I would not allow ly in the direction of the voice There thought had no sooner come into my nite opinion of the condition of the back water in Mill creek where the in Â¬ Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co 2 5 myself to beat an ignominious retreat was nothing but the walls around me head than I proceeded to follow it up wreck from the divers evidence undation is more annoying than seri- Â¬ Fifth Technical details of wreckage ous In and about Columbia the ex- Â¬ of fear in Â¬ With cautious tread I took the f orbid- simply because a sensation Stealing cautiously from the house tden step clined me to such a course I went out to the barn and saddled the from which court deduces that a mine treme up river limit of the city 400 step and my feet j Back for your life Back for your horse mounted and was soon tearing was exploded under the ship on the houses are soaked with from one to I took the last CHAPTER XIII Continued port side The words were hurled at me down the Sidington road four feet of water rested on what seemed to be a loose life Sixth The explosion was due to no At Riverside the extreme down Â¬ on my remain nlank which crave wav a few inches in fiercer tones than before My old nurse insisted ITO BE CONTINUED fault of those on board stream limit of the city 100 houses are I advanced another step and still ing at her house for dinner and left under my weight From the feeling Seventh Opinion of the court stating affected about as at Columbia 1 lived a few moments with at- Â¬ Those Waiting Consnuguincoud MmrTiagen me seated on the porch while she went of insecurity this brought to me that the explosion of the mine caused driven out findno difficulty in securing Â¬ The results of consanguineous marthrust out my foot to feel my way be- Â¬ tention strained to fix the spot whence inside to prepare the meal shelter with their more fortunate voice sounded and being given no riages have been differently regarded the explosion of two magazines the From my seat I could see the station fore proceeding farther Eighth The court declares that it neighbors though some occupy tents Before I could take a step forward further warning I began by the lightÂ¬ by various authors tif note Esquirol can not find evidence to fix responsi on far down the hill through the trees high ground Household effects Two men were moving about on the however from somewhere in that tomb- Â¬ of the candle to search the place close- attributed to them a predisposition to bility damageable by water have either been platform but the distance was too like darkness in deep solemn tones ly with my eyes Where could the voice insanity among the descendants saved by timely removal or by have come from No possible hiding Meniere asserts that in the majority of great to allow distinction of anything sounded a voice friendly boats Nearly all affected Another step means death Pause place appeared nothing but the bare cases deaf mutes owe their infirmity but their forms are experienced flood fighters and are walls to the tiesof relationship between thejr Remembering then that my field before you take it seldom caught napping when a great Moving the candle about it struck me parents Lucas thinks that these mar Â¬ To say that I was simply startled glass had been left here at Sarahw rise comes down the Ohio On the op- Â¬ riages are a cause of degeneratibn in house on the morning of my arrival I would not be true I was paralyzed that there was a space in the wall Kentucky side the inhabitants of low called in to have her bring it to me with fear My hair bristled up my posite which did not reflect back the the human race producing mental dull Â¬ lands near Dayton and Bellevue have over it the which did which she did heart began a trip hammer action and light green ooze not have approached ness brutality insanity impotency etc been placed in the same unpleasant When I Liebreich states that consanguinity is Taking the glass from the case I ad Â¬ the blood surged to my head in a fierce dank situation as their Cincinnati neigh- Â¬ nearer two cracKS running parauei frequently the cause of pigmentary to my eye and then turned it tide justed it bors But most of them have seen Back for your life again sounded I perpendicularly and about two feet retinitis among the descendants Ray Â¬ floods before and know how tQ toward the station my hand naud ranks it amosg the conditions My sight had not deceived me even the voice this time in sterner tones apart became apparent I ran make the best of them No railroads over the intervening space andi found which may produce albinism On tine momentary glimpse of the face Back for in Cincinnati have been disturbed by in the it aniooth A close examination re- - other hand some authorities have ex- Â¬ the flood except that some have been But I stayed not to hear more Never at the window plicitly declared themselves in favor of deprived of the use of the Grand Cen face waa Horace Jacksons and had that stairway been ascended in The such marriages and assert that they depot on greater haste I fairly tumbled up iere the fellow was now standing I are not at all injurious and that gen Thus far no casualties have been re- Â¬ the edge of the platform speaking most using my hands as well as my feet u uuc ported Interruption to street car erally Tney gave goou resuius earnestly judging by the vehement Pausing not to close the cook house face of such extreme opinions it is per- Â¬ travel has been almost nothing as it door I made a wild rush for my room gestures to the station agent was either near the end of a line or at haps not astonishing that there are to intent on the one only purpose of COMMODORE C S NORTON be found names of equally high repute Commandant of the Navy Yard at Wash a point where passengers could trans Â¬ escaping from the unknown terror of CHAPTER XIV fer by a short walk The railroads are among those who affirm that these mar- Â¬ ington D C that horrible voice I closed my bed- Â¬ all in better condition The Cincin- Â¬ of both good and riages are productive The rest of the day was spent at room door after I had entered and Dayton is clear on sign Â¬ nati Hamilton The report is unanimous and is evil xesults depending on whether or Sarahs house5 Here at least were bolted it Then I threw myself into not any constitutional disease affects ed by all the members of the court It all its line also the Pennsylvania quiet calm and peace No uncanny the nearest chair and covered my face Ohio Southwestern does not refer to existence or The Baltimore either part- - N Y Tribune mysteries no disturbing influences with my hands to make detours east of mines in the harbor of Ha is still compelled marred the restf ulness The old nurse For some time I remained so limp The Song of the Siren vana except in the specific finding that and west but this will soon be over as herself was a certainty no doubts and powerless and completely unnerved Several years ago when the famous a mine was exploded under the ship repairs are pushed with all possible fears were produced by her society The night had fallen when I again old siren whistle was blown so fre Â¬ and the opinion that the explosion of dispatch The Cincinnati George- By her absolute faith in me by the looked up and my room was shrouded quently at the river mouth no not by the two magazines was caused by the town and Portsmouth were compelled- many little expressions of devotion to in gloom Darkness was horrible so fheVriVer mouth i certain East end explosion of a mine to make transfers in the east end of my best interests a feeling of security staggering to my feet I fumbled about family owned a cow She was just an report as a whole is a formal Cincinnati Sunday The All other roads was inspired so that when I started on for some matches and in feverish haste ordinary cow in all respects save one dispassionate recital of facts and bears are practically intact Of course there the homeward journey the influence of lit the two lamps and the candle The siren whistle had a remarkable ef Â¬ the stamp of that strict officialism will be some loss and damage to Sarahs peaceful abode went with me which were in the room The window fect upon her Every blessed time the which marks naval proceedure It is people driven out of their homes in The sun was hanging low and a cool was open I closed the shutters and in to wail and mioan a brief not exceeding 1800 words and the way of loss of time as well as of whistle started breeze had risen I insisted upon bolted them The door leading into the that cow started upa vigorous series of among the eight parts goes to the property but it will be reduced to the walking much against Sarahs wish parlor where my grandfathers body moos And the most curious feature greatest length under the second head minimum Merchants and commission But the horses had had a hard day in had reposed in the coffin waiting for about it was that the cows vocal ef Â¬ ing which deals with the discipline and brokers in the bottoms removed their Back for your life the fields and I would not allow them burial so many years ago was also fort ran up and down the scale in a order of the ship This the court goods to dry spots without loss Very to be taken from the cool clover patch open and in my wrought up imagina- Â¬ vealed to me what seemed to be some fairly close imitation of the whistle specifies with extreme minuteness few factories of consequence have Beminding the good hearted woman tion specters of the dead seemed to pass kind of a wooden door rudely painted detail of the satis- been interrupted or stopped Small would go to the the least to drifts over to Nelson before it There was no bolt to this to represent the surrounding stone siren of her promise to condition of everything boats continue come and would g Co factory given The go board being navigation rille early in the morning I started up door and not feeling satisfied in having walls But there was no sign of bolt the cow But there was always a wild on be will and road toward home The dust had it simply latched by great effort I latch or hinge If this was a door it crescendo shriek at the end of the si normal temperatare of the large for fully resumed by Monday or Tuesday the been laid by the heavy shower of the shoved a tall chest of drawers against it must close with a spring lock which tcds efforts that no cow no matter ward magazines at 8 oclock only an At 10 oclock Sunday night the stage Even thus barricaded there was no was on the other side But then how how accomplished could hope to rival hour and 40 minutes before the explo- Â¬ here was 59 4 10 feet Between 8 and morning the air was bracing the last song of the birds was sounding the feeling of safety There was no know Â¬ was it opened Rapping upon the wood And this cow being a seasibleand rath Â¬ sion disposes of the question of acci- Â¬ 9 oclock it has remained stationary It will probably stop at 59 feet and patches of woodland through which I ing what fearful mystery might come produced a hollow sound Undoubted er phlegmatic animal didnt attempt dental combustion within these ma- Â¬ passed were resplendent in the rays of up through the floor from the walled ly there was some kind of apartment it But her efforts wthin reasonable gazines While the court holds that nine inches and by Monday noon will did the dying sun which shot golden up cellar beneath limits never failed to arouse the hilari- Â¬ these magazines they not explode from be falling behind it nevertheless are internal causes shafts through the leafy masses over The experience just passed through Gladstones Condition Critical What was it used for and where did ous attention of the jveighbors and of the opinion that the explosion all were calm and peace and solitude was enough to frighten anyone But it lead to Was there a passage way frequently caused neighbors to pause London March 2S Elaborate pre mine under the port My spirits answered to the influences it was not that alone which caused such behind the door leading to the walled by the fence and listen- open mouthed of the ship caused the cautions have been taken to keep the of nature and in a happy reflective a complete demoralization of my nerves up cellar under my bedroom Cleve Â¬ side of This to the astonishing performance explosion of the two magazines This mood I proceeded on my way In my and so absolute a terrorism of all my was probable as the door was in the land Plain Dealer will explain the remarkable destruc mind one beautiful object predomi- Â¬ faculties There was something more wall nearest the main building They Knew Sin tion wrought the explosion thus be than the demonstration just encoun- Â¬ nated Florence Some one had gone through the door The train had stopped for a few min ing shown to have combined the force With the lovely phases of the peace- Â¬ tered something from within myself on the night of my arrival and startled out on the plains and of a mine without and two magazines at a Looking back to the time now I real- by the pistol shot at my reflection had utes or station ful evening appealing to the sense it two three barefooted girls and boys within The two explosions which the seemed natural for my thoughts to ize how true it is that often coming allowed it to slam their backs against nthe depot and courts find to have occurred with a had turn to the beloved one to dwell en events cast their shadows before Standing before the place and reason- Â¬ their fingers in their mouths while very short interval between them is After awhile I began to realize more ing thus to myself I noticed a small they stared at the passengers Sudden- Â¬ an additional detail showing that two her goodness her faith her love for and more that the intensity of the fear hole between two stones at about the ly a boy of about ten years dashed forces operated in causing the destruc jae Anticipation of future happiness which had swept over me was not height of my chest Besting one hand around ithe corner of the station and tion The finding that the ship lift when my darling should be always at wholly caused by the sound of the on the edge of the door frame I stooped called to his brother and sister You ed on the first explosion indicates my side should be in my life rounding voice or the attendant circumstances down to examine it more closely Joey Ma says if you an Maggie don t an external source and one of tre Â¬ it out in the fullness of content en- I scouted all idea of a supernatural oriImmediately there was a blinding come right straight home shell shell mendous power to be able to lift a bat my mind There were no gin but then what was it grossed flash right in my eyes a hot flame al-Â¬ well I forgit what but shell do it sure tle ship of thousands of tons The The season of the year had arrived most burning my cheek a loud report for you know what ma is when she gits character of the wreckage technically cruel forbodings no forecasting of lire events no warnings Even the when the farmers had about completed then total darkness The candile was started so youM better git home described in the fifth part of the rethe court deduces sight of the station agent Skinner the garnering of an abundant harvest shattered in my hand There was the straight off Joey and Maggie evi port a from whichexploded under the mine was Â¬ cutting across the fields toward Sun- and therefore a feeling of content smell of burnt powder and my lungs dently knew what ma1 was when she that WILLIAM EWABT GLADSTONE set Hill caused only a temporary re- Â¬ abounded The countryside was over told me of the smoke which filled the got started for they started home ship on the port side sustains the view run by tramps the members of the dus- Â¬ cellar Half stunned I groped about ward as fast as their bare little feet taken by some experts shortly after any information from reaching the lapse from my happy mood the disaster that the force of the exIf Skinners errand was with the ty fraternity well knowing that food for the stairway but it was some time would carry them Youths Compan plosion was exerted from port to star- Â¬ press concerning Mr Gladstone but Morleys Florence would undoubtedly was never denied a hungry man by the before I located it and ascended ion it is learned that his condition Satur board The soft pure air outside partly re Â¬ refuse him admittance after what I well provisioned farmers Perhaps the urday was most critical The feature of the report of deepest To Make It Popular cook house cellar was a rendezvous for vived me and I managed to drag myself had told her Socially said the social philoso interest to the navy is the complete One Ray of Peace By the time I arrived at my house the a number of tramps I was so eager to across the yard to the main building and the exoneration of Capt Sigsbee and all pher in his usual assertive way New York March 28 A special ta On the first occasion sun had fallen behind the mountains arrive at some explanation of the event so to my room notdepend upon on board contained in the second find Â¬ the Herald from Washington says a wholly materialistic terror had lent fleetness to my feet now success of a sport does md only the golden rays remained in which would have the sport itself Thereat they all mar ing setting forth the perfect order The one ray of peace is that Spain at A veled the western sky and fired the edges of bearing that the absurdity of a man they seemed weighted with lead the ship I will guarantee he went on and discipline prevailing on the sixth the last moment may offer a solution seeking a resting place in a damp foul numbed indifference to my surround Â¬ the single cloud more directly stated in and to make any old thing popular the that will prevent war This proposi- Going up through the yard I noticed cellar when a much more comfortable ings was over me I was heavy-heade- d only invent a dis finding which declares the disaster to tion which mav be submitted is that days if some one will and drowsy so much so that I fell tinctive and attractive costume for it be due to no fault of those on board the door to the cook house was unÂ¬ bed might be secured out at the barn Spain will set straw did not strike asleep The inability of the court to find evi- date beforeagree toshe a definite near latched I had been unable in my amid the hay and Thereat they ceased to marvel for he which is to pacify the I awoke suddenly with a start that had proved his case Chicago Post dence to fix responsibility as stated island by a form of autonomy explorations of cherished spots of in- Â¬ me or fail Â¬ Then too the place would undoubt Â¬ brought me to a standing position A in the eighth part makes the report so ing will withdraw terest in boyhood days to gain en- Â¬ her ships and At Iast guarded in expression of blame that trance to the cook house The door edly lose a degree of horror if a light glance at my watch told me it was afloat ea a neither Spain nor the Spanish are troops and acknowledge the independ Â¬ The shipwrecked artist had been locked and I had not con- Â¬ was introduced So seeing that my past nine oclock and that I had slept ence of the island raft in mid ocean opened the grip tc mentioned throughout sidered it of sufficient importance to pistol was in my pocket and taking the two hours When I put back my coat candle and some matches I again made for the purpose of replacing the watch which he had clung when the vessel Mrs Delia Tudor Parncll Dead ask Sonntag for the key Domb or Mine cook house Having resolved to in my vest pooket a rustling of paper went down and proceeded t rig up an London March 28 Mrs Delia Tudor Wondering why the place should now for the Jacksonville Fla March 28 The apparatus to catch the wind Parnell daughter of the celebrated open and descend again into the mysterious attracted my attention be unlocked I pushed the door letter There he exclaimed as he com Swedish consul has received a vessel American naval ofiicer Br Adm Chas gloom I did not allow myself to pause This brought to my mind the pieco I entered of a Swedish from the captain It can no longer be now at Santa Cruz who was on a ferry Stewart and mother of the late Chas The recollection of a deep dark apart Â¬ and think that would mean perhaps a had picked up in the cook house cel- Â¬ pleted his task of my ment underneath which had been used return of my fright I must plunge into lar and hastily thrust into my coat said that I never made a sale boat at Havana the moment of the Stewart Parnell died Saturday night Brooklyn Life the mystery suddenly or not at all pocket I took it out and examined it canvases ns a root cellar during my grandfathers Maine explosion He tells of the first at Avondale Rathdrum county Wick Among the securities lost by the bank A Ivlncl HecommendatiftB lime was brought to mind by seeing It was like taking a cold water bath and second explosions and says it was low Ireland as the result of the burns received Friday from the igniting of the longer one waits the harder to make in the robbery was a batch of Morgan has reached a bomb or mine Weakleigh My trouble that the door leading to the stairway was her clothing while she was sitting be Â¬ county refunding bonds There liad that condition where I aim obliged la partly open Obeying a sudden impulse the plunge Belief Supplies Diverted fore a fire Inside the cook house I lit the candle been 100 of them issued each of 1000 have a specialist Can you recommend E entered and standing on the landing Tampa Fla March 28 A letter has The Dauntless Offered azed down into the impenetrable and taking the xistol from my pocket denomination and the bank had pur- Â¬ Dr Cutter been received from a United States approached the stairway chased the entire issue Jacksonville Fla March 28 The Flint Certainly gloom consul alleging that tops of food have famous tug The paper picked up in the cookÂ¬ Weakleigh Vhuis his specialtyv Dauntless has been offered About again to descend the recollec- Now there was no reason why I to the governor of Matan B3c been issued PTTipripnpp nmp in Tn by ite owners to the gqversjncnt as a n f niv Richmond house cellar and which I now held ia should go down into that cellar never tinn zas that have never been given to re torpedo boat me on in all the force of its unearthly qual- - my hand was one of those 10C bond oatch theless a strong impulse urged rod n pivtr art or -- IT CANNOT BE As I cautiously proceeded a thrill came over me something like that which a child feels when impelled by curiosity qualified by fear it is about to venture into some unknown place I would probably have gone to my roomÂ¬ and procured a candle had not this fearsome sensation come over me I laughed at inyself for experiencing it Testing every step before trusting my whole weight upon it lest the tim- Â¬ bers rotted by the dampness might give way and precipitate me headlong to the depths below I went slowly down into the Egyptian darkness My hand rested on the rude balustrade all the way and when it came to the end I knew I was standing on the last step I am probably no more of a coward than most men and had never been afraid of darkness but this was the blackest night I had ever been im- Â¬ mersed in Really there was a lesser degree of darkness when I closed my eyes for then the sensations of the glowing western sky still lingered Standing there on the bottom step an unaccountable fear came over me Probably it has been perceived from ities and I was seized with a trembling fit My knees smote together and my hand shook so that the flame of the candle was nearly extinguished The return of my fear howevermade me all the more resolved to go on I gritted my teeth and advancing my pistol in readiness slowly began the descent Not a sound greeted my ears save that made by my own footsteps After reaching the bottom step I held the candle aloof and gazed expectantly around The room was about 20 feet square the flat stones with which it was paved and the surrounding walls were slimy with moisture and here and there re- Â¬ flected back the light of the candle That was all No human being was in sight not a sign of one having been CHAPTER XV-- INQUIRY EEPORT OHIO BITER FLOOD IA -- WIRE Â¬ Â¬ I Â¬ non-existen- ce Â¬ P- Â¬ Too-oo-oooo-- 000 Â¬ Moo-oo-oocsv-o- oo - Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Flint-7-Autopsie- a -- gBJiy tf ff- jOssaRMTfnt bi m LV W tvji jiktw -- n v 4 4 ilS-- - r eJT - - THE ECTJKBON NEWS PARIS EY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NUPTIAL KNOTS- TCTFISUkV- MARCH 29 1898 m w VS- iioyal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious I K Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks In Engagements The April Puritan contains a picture of Miss Christine Bradley of Frankfort A certain Paris man is so warlike just now that he doesnt drink anything but w fcVM gunpowder tea Sir Henry Irving will not visit the United States next season as has been published POWDER I I - Absolutely Pure 1 ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK died at Lexington yesterday The remains of Nicholas Big Nick I R Taibott who died at Erlanger Fri Â¬ Dollie Howard Powers and wife day afternoon vere brought to this Theobald are meeting with success in city Sunday and the remains were in Â¬ be produced next season properties It contains Cod Liver Oil emulsified or partially digested combined with the well OBITUARY known and highly prized Hypo phosphites of Lime and Soda so To Chattanooga is the name of a new Respectfully DedicatedDead The Memory that their potency is materially Of The ov niav without shootimr which will Ai Smith McCann aged fifty three increased by Lincoln J Announcements And Sol Â¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Rev W H Burrill of Camden N J is Cupids right bower in the East He Hti has married 28000 couples netted 6000 in fees in one year The marriage of Miss Marv Belle Patterson and Mr Hub Holladay of Harrison county who are both well known in this city will be celebrated at home of prospective brides parents on April 6th What is ti uriinr jjrrtnn miirmr S cotts STODDARD lesh-form-i- ng Emulsion Are a It is a strengthening food and tonic remarkable in its f lie better Carter their vaudeville sketch and Soubrette The Singer I Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published every 1uesaav and Friday by WALTER CHAMP manors una sunia a BBUOE MILLER will play in A Lady of Quality Shakespearean roles next season trying Viela Juliet Rosalind and Portia Miss Julia Arthur who starred this season V Make all Checks Money Orders etc Payable to the order of Champ Milder Displays one dollar per inch for first inser Â¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in black type tweuty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituarss cards of thanks callB on candi Â¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Special rates given for large ments and yearly cards ADVERTISING RATES like nature ten cents per line advertise Â¬ The War Ife ivs Yesterday The Board of Inquiry reported that the Maine was destroyed Dy a mine The responsibility was not fixed Ex Â¬ tended report is printed on page two Gen Lee declines to have a body guard The U S says that the war in Cuba must stop Spain says no Commodore Schley took command of the Brooklyn as his flagship The Atlantic liner Michigan brought 200 cases of smokeless powder from London The Capital was crowded at nine oclock yesterday morning with people to hear the report of the Bo ird of In quiry read at noou The crowd began to gather at daylight The U S government has bought th9 Japanese battleship Kasagi a more powerful vessel than the Maine Nego- Â¬ tiations are pending in London for torpedo boats Pictures of the Brooklyn Texas Columbia Minneapolis Massachusetts and Kentucky together with details of the launching of the latter will be a3Eis Sk found on page two Â¬ pis - KS3ftvsa a P3geiBpMiS 5 W Russia Gets Two Slices Off China 41 V i A- dispatch yesterday from Pekin The Chinese garrisons were said withdrawn to day from Port Arthur and the Russians landing flag was hoisted at and the Russian both places Ta-Lieu-W- an The spirit of Patrick Henry hovers over Cuba Cyclers speak of our new battleship as a 98 model chainless machine for war service The senate committee decided to re- Â¬ port favorably Senator Hoars constituÂ¬ tional amendment changing inaugura- Â¬ tion day to the last Wednesday in April Denny is having a hard time to rind some patriot to take the Postoffice at Breck Owen county The salary is twenty one dollars per year Ye gods just think of an offi e Referee Geo going a begging in Kentucky wouldnt happen in Ohio It The Postoffice department gives notice of a very important ruling relating to postal cards There are thousands pos- Â¬ sibly millions of postal cards in the pos- Â¬ session of large business houses and their correspondents all over the country that are through this decision rendered valueless says the Times Star The Postoffice department claims that postal cards having printed matter on the backs of blank forms for orders and on the face the address and business of the firm constitute an advertisement and is a violation of law 1 t V- - p1 1 - f o- v lrK til - -- - Awarded Highest Honors k Iwv PR Worlds Fair I- 4 CltEflt - W- VABlnO MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free She IrvVTIMLIt YEARS THE STANDARD om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 5Rb 40 Cases Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion Matthews 50c and 100 all druggists The greatest depth of the ocean ever BOWNE Chemists New York and Henry sounded is 23250 feet It is believed SCOTT and noets Madison Cawien Â¬ draSemple of Louisville will give that the hopes of those laundrymen who at the Stuart Robinson have tried so unsuccessfully to excel in matic readings Portraits By The Walters Party Kindergarten benefit in Louis- Â¬ beauty of finish and color the work Free The attention of admirers of fine ait ville Thursday nighty Miss Davis will done by the Bourbon Steam Laundry is directed to the show windowb of J Messrs are buried thereabouts give a Cleopatra reading tf W Duvis and Co where arc displayed John Strauss Letzler Asbbrook Chas finished portmirs by tli- iflf nha Mrs Clifford Roberts Crom ti iir and STOCK AND TURF NEWS renowwl Witters Parry l - rlv pur Miss Mattie Cowling well Quartet k on Hicnlay pla Of Stock Crop Ktc pose to cvrv and Mrs Brannir Sherley will con- Â¬ Sales and Transfers Notes Turf different t j r uti i knmvn to tribute the music Hughes of Fayette ha won th- - i P ins an JT -Mi v tiS tt life 32000 during the thirty two years he WxTTar Pirr Th invi rn rvsost CHAUNCEY OLCOTT at sornitiy of h ir ork has been exhibiting harness horses V2mir tt Manager Chas Scott of the Lexing- Â¬ the St Louis fair ton opera house has arranged tor Wj11 Bung in rb- - vtrv boSt handsome Chauncey Olcott he sweet Celery Compound 85 cents bottle at ma mt nossihl and fhf luft mmer singing comedian and matinee perform- Â¬ Vardens fnrnished Ht tilt lowest in ci 6 u J T ance of Sweet Inniscarra at the Lex- Â¬ ington opera house to morrow for the Memorial Meeting Hintou benefit of his out of town patrons The railroad fare to morrow will be eighty The Frances Willard Memorial meetDavis Thompson lV IsukKt havp in cnts for the round trip to morrow and ing at the Methodist Church Sundav Hhnii hiilriiia jiiut exurt uud values the indications that a large party of i ih m Parisians will go up on the 1105 train afternoon was largely attended All of tor r iti nuiiiand return at 0 25 Good seats for the the resident pastors participated except KnKTjlKitN performance can be secured from Mr Eld Sweeney who was railed to lll l potatoes at Geo D Mitchell of this city who Las officiate at a funeral and Rev F J M iip A tf already sold thirty tickets to Paris people Persons who want th reduced Cheek who was filling an appointment rate on the railroad can secure tickets at Sharpsburg The program consisted WVJPCT BPP sketch- - of Mits rroui Mr Mitchell of a biographical IS LWv ilc a few ga a k Crepe paper large rolls 13c at Willard by Miss Mattie Varden a y i 1JM paper on Miss Willard as a Woman Vardens by Miss Elizabeth Ash of the Mother shapes the course and Friend Lost Money when you buy furni- urst paper on Miss Willard as of unborn generations goes ture without examining J T Hiutons Leader by Miss Blanche Lilleston ad sounding through all the tf stock dress Miss Willard in Public Life b ages and enters the confines of April Kevenne Assignments Rev E G B Mann address Mist Eternity With what care there- Â¬ fore should the Expectant Moth- Â¬ Among the revenue assignments made Willards Personality by Rev E H Pierce who was well acquainted with er be guarded and how great the for April by Collector Roberts are the deceased lady address JiMiss Wil effort be to ward off danger and Storekeepers noted the following Rev F Wrf Bbor make her life joyous and happy lard as a Patriot Van Denny day Thompson Ware ad- Â¬ hardt reading by Dr M H Daily ditional W L Baker night G G Mrs Wm Myall presided over tht White Co H F Given day W B 1 Hi La IB O meeting announcing the numbers 01 litfbVJ Allen additional B N Grehan bot- Â¬ program and talked of the lasr allays all tling Paris Distilling Co J D Sprake the Miss1 Willards scenes in life her Nervous- Â¬ day Rolla Flannin additional Bourbon Mrs Thos Fisher an- Â¬ funeral etc ness re- Â¬ Co Storekeepers and Distilling nounced tne hymns an I Mrs Chas lieves the gangers 0 P Carter Jr Peacock Mehagen sang Crossing The Bar Headache Distilling Co M F Kenney Levall Cramps Mayse P Nippert Jr Merritt Bros Another Bourhon Boy In Alaska and Nau Â¬ Cowles W A Johnson Cole Richard Collier late of Millersburg sea and so Gangers O B Heady Paris Distilling fully pre- Â¬ Co M G Neal G G Berry G G who started to Alaska some time since has written an interesting letter to Paris pares the White Co J R McChesney Bourbon relatives describing his journey He system that Childbirth is made easy Distilling Co left California on Feb 15th and after a and the time of recovery short- Â¬ Have yon seen the 98 Sterling bicycle very perilous voyage arrived at Juneau ened many say stronger after at Vardens on March 3d Th boat stopped at than before confinement It in- Â¬ Seattle Victoria B C and several sures safety to life of both moth- Â¬ A Wonderful Machine other points During the voyage the er and child All who have used The G G White Co distillery un boat struck on the rocks three times and Alothers Friend say they will nev- Â¬ der the able management of Mr R L the leaks came near sinking No other the vessel er be without it again Boldrick is now making a successful Dick is living in a cottage with Harry remedy robs confinement of its pain run One of the wonderful improve- Redmon late of Muir James Brown A customer whoso wife used Mothers Friend ments at this distillery is a machine late of this city says that if she had to go through the ordeal and another man from again and there were but four bottles to be which dries the still slop which was Bourbon The Kentucky boys are all in obtained and the cost was 10000 per bottle he would have them formerly fed to stock or run into good health Geo Layton Dayton Ohio slop runs into a press Stoner The Sent by Mail on receipt of price S100 PERBOT which reduces the pulp to cakes which Book to TLE EXPECTANT MOTHERS Triumph In Photographic Art mailed free upon application containing valare conveyed to a huge cylinders thirty The Carbon Photograph will stand uable information and voluntary testimonials five feet long and six feet in diameter the test atmospheric in TheBRADFIELD regulator CO Atlanta G a time SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS This dries the pulp which resembles fluences ofMade in and sizes and is durall sawdust or tobacco clippings This able The likeness is always preserved dried slop which makes excellent cattle in minutest detail and can be made 1BHI STATU S SALE feed sells at 13 per ton and is ex-Â¬ from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam Â¬ OF ported The drying machine has a ine this wonderful picture before giving capacity of two and a half tons per day your orders for any copying and enlarg PBBPEBTY ing of old pictures I make your sit- Â¬ Grand Opera Season tings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satisThe Damrosch Ellis Company began faction Very respectfully As Administrator of Augusta G its brilliant season of grand opera last L Grinnan Artist Rogers deceased I will on 29mar tf night at the Music Hall Cincinnati in a Paris Ky TUESDAY MARCH 29 1898 magnificent production of Tann New and elegant line of baby car hauBer Faust will be given to- riages at T beginning at 10 a m sell at her late tt J Hintons night Die Meistersinger residence near Hutchison to morrow Bourbon County Ky all the persoual property night and The Barber of Seville of the late Augusta G Rogers consist Thursday night The L N will ing of household furniture and goods give half fare rates to persons holding codkiner utensils livestock nroduce and OP 1 cured meats on the following terms tickets for the opera The Baggetto For all purchases of 20 and under Italian Opera Co is at the Grand this cash and for all purchases over 20 the week purchaser will be required to execute to me a bankable note due 60 days after No Decision Until April date bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from date of sale until Circuit Judge Cantrill informed the IS paid distinguished attorneys who came to S B ROGERS The Popular Milliner Paris to see him Friday that he could not take up the trial of the- test case be- Has arranged to give her first Spring Admr of Augusta G Rogers deed opening display of fashionable millinery tween the Sinking Fund Commissioners on and the new Prison Commissioners FRIDAY AND SATURDAY until the beginning of his regular term Attorney-At-La- w at Frankfort April in Col APRIL 1ST AftD 2D 1898 George has written the other new com AND A corps of competent trimmers are missioners to know their wishes as to now employed early and late making meeting and electing new Wardens elaborate preparation for the events which are always looked forward to etc without waiting on the courts with such pleasure by the Jadies of j Do not buy any wall paper until you Bourbon The trimming department is Office Main S i opp Co art house get J T Hint ons prices and see his nnder the supervision of Miss Anneice Ovr LTiisvill- Store Sudden who isvidely juuQa for Tier stock iiV nnifnVcrivioup ii city and tragedian Walter i- Mary Irvine Davis of this terred in the Paris cemetery The de Â¬ ceased was aeed 65 years and was for a long time a resident of this county Hi8 wife was a sister of Mrs Mattie Giltner and half sister of Mrs Lloyd Ashurst Mrs Joe Redmon and C M John D Joseph D and Wm Penn of this countv Services were conducted by Eld J S Sweeney at the grave infant the child and the adult It will enrich the blood of the anemic will stop the cough heal the irrita- tion of the throat and lungs and We curc incipient consumption mac this statement because the rfnPi nf twen tv five vcars has proven it in tens of thousands or Than any other harrows on the WhatWiiittDo market but they cost no more It will arrest loss of flesh and restore to a normal condition the They are THE ORIGINAL DSC HARROW best And long experience should make them better See the latest and r Â¬ w-t-- iz-w-- i - -- - -- U H DAILBY 402 MAIN ST ELY Ef XE3TG- - 3 Â¬ - 898 K 1 - - - PARIS KY TREES 1 Â¬ Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 PLANTS VINES to 12 a m 1 toR p in 1 Llh fill i A SMITH X 3E235Q Â¬ TIST 12 The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every- Â¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat- Â¬ alogue on application to -- H F HILLENME3ZER Lexington Ky Telephone mmmmtm Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co 1 279 to a in to 5 p m J No 3 5p xi ixlJ illxi f GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Dental SurgeonV Phone 79 Broadway 6 to 12 a Furniture Window Shades Etc Jpil- - Cloths Carpets Maftresses RIEND Paris Ky in and Cddc 1 Office Hour to ing and Bepairing Special attention given to LTndertak- - m tf Main Street - - - Paris Ky OF COURSE YOU NEED A t - Â¬ A Â¬ Ggfe-- 0 ln Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ n Â¬ PESSOH Â¬ Refrigerator V Â¬ j i Well dont wait until you spoil enough provisions to buy a Refrigerator before you purchase but come inj now and get the best made It is a little early but ggl SPRING OPENING i NOT TOO EARLY TO BUY All hard MILLINERY M PARKER fancy hardware removable and cleanable ice chBmbers and CORK LINED walls This refrigerator is the best made for the f money Come early dont wait until hot weather compels you wood cabinets v i -i - Â¬ N C FISHER I JT -- Real Estate Agent - Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete HINTON - -- Undertaking in all its branches EPbnf -v lWtencled to - i r s j HI Tk uijiif t ift -- - J iyVTISffir r fci3 -- tV7Wr PT5S5 mjwstW 1 jpr v f WffWy fh- - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY fJljj anorg I TUESDAY MARCH 29 189 W9 TEE BOUBBON HEWS Eighteenth Year Established secoL 18S1 Convictions In Circuit Court PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Ex Confeclerafes To Meet Col John Boyd Division Commander Kentucky Division Confederate Vet Â¬ Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky iiss mail matter as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 Sixmouths One year news costs you cant even get S100 port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE a re Etc Â¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order oChamp Orders Miiltcr Ladies call and see the beauti Â¬ ful new line of childrens suits sizes from three to seven years at Price Cos clothiers Moth Balls Vardens 10 cents per pound at Give your order to choice Easter flowers W M Goodloe for It and Special doll sale to inorrow Thursday at Mrs Nannie Browns It Â¬ Rev E H Pearce of Winchester preached at the Methodist church Sunday night Six colored men were convicted in Circuit Court yesterday and given sen- Â¬ tences in the penitentiary John Chan Junes each got five nell and Luther years for house breaking and Will Trumbo and John Smith were each given two years for a similar offense Virgil Stevenson was given three years Speck Helvey was for horse stealing convicted of mayhem and sentenced to one year His offense was splitting Liza Hancocks ear The grand jury reported twenty five indictments Saturday the most important being the indictment of Emmett Kirk and Lou Anderson for malicious shooting They were arrested for shoot Â¬ N nightwatchman John Shea ing L Twelve indictments were for sufferii g nuisance in keeping houses of prostitu- Â¬ tion or renting property for such pur-Â¬ pose One indictment was for fornica- Â¬ tion and twelve for violating lDcal option laws The present grand jury has reported 104 indictments the largest number returned in Bourbon since the war It is understood that the arguments for a new trial of the Woodford will case will be heard Thursday Â¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On Tlie Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mr Robt Parks spent Sunday with I tf The Paris Bar Entertained been granted a pension of twelve dol- Â¬ lars per month The Paris bar and a few invited friends were delightfully entertained at HiCKiiAN Moseley formerly of this city now of Cynthiana will locate in dinner Friday evening by Col John S Smith at his home on South Main street Colorado in April The dainty dinner was served in six Eastman kodak No 2 courses ol tables beautifully decorated For Sale Uses films and takes fine pictures Will with smilax violets and white carna Â¬ sell very cheap Inquire at The News tions Instrumental and vocal music 2t added to the pleasure of the evening The office guests were Judge J E Cantrill Judge The Monday Night Literary Club W M Purnell Judge Russell Mann held an interesting meeting last night Judge H C Howard Dr Frank with the Misses McClintock on Higgins Fithian Prof A M Gutzeit Col J avenue G Craddock Messrs E M Dickson Ernest Edward Exon infant son of W H McMillan R C Talbott Jas Mr and Mrs E E Exon was Condon J M McVay T E Ashbrook Hart Talbott christened Sunday morning at the Clifton Arnsparger Neville Fisher Denis Dundon S B Episcopal Church Rogers T E Moore Jr John Wil- Â¬ The annual meeting of the Confed- liams J M Burbridge Hugh Alexan- Â¬ erate Veteran Association will be held der Edgar Hill W M Goodloe W M at 12 Myall R P Dow Jr Walter Champ Saturday Lexington m oclock All members are requested to Illness prevented Commonwealths Atbe present torney Franklin from being present The sacrament of the Lords Supper Raceland Jersey butter for will be administered in the Second Usual sale by Newton Mitchell Presbyterian Church Sunday services on Wednesday evening and Sat- Â¬ Street Improvements urday morning of this week At a recent meeting of the City O roads have Council it was determined to widen N and C The L been using the Fourth street station in Brent Street from 16 to 30 feet and Cincinnati since Saturday the high macadamize and grade it from Second water having shut all of the roads out to Seventh Street Under a previous of the Grand Central Station contract the city agreed to pave Brent street and the estimated cost of same Miss Villa Whitney of Chicago was 132 By a recent arrangement willgive a song recitaLinhe lecture the property holders on Brent street room of the Methodist Church Thurs Â¬ to under the will add the sum and concrete side April 14 day evening walks five feet wide will be built auspices of the Ladies Musical Study which will make it one of the hand Â¬ Club somest streets in Paris Charlotte Hodgkins a Ruckerville The City will lay a new brick crosscolored woman who is known as ing at the Bourbon Bank corner in a Jake has been arrested by Constable few days and the county will place a Donahoo for maliciously cutting and similar crossing in front of the Court may prove entering wounding a woman at Clintonville house which Her trial will be held to morrow before wedges for brick streets Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Maria Anderson of this city has Dress skirts in all styles at Mrs 29mar-4t-Nannie Browns T i friends in Lexington Miss Allie Hart was a visitor in Lexinjitm Saturday Mr H A Daniels and family have returned from California Miss Annie Gaper was the guest of friends in Lexington Sunday Mi6S Mary Irvine Davis left yester- Â¬ day for a brief visit to Louisville Mr Amos Turney left Sunday for New York to look after his racing in- Â¬ terests Miss Bessie Riddell of Irvine is the guest of Miss Ida Friend on Mt Airy avenue Messrs John Spears and Frank Bowden were in Winchester Sunday on a brief visit to friends Miss Willie Johnson of Mt Ster- Â¬ ling is spending a few days with her sister Miss Leila Johnson Miss Curry Breckinridge of Lex- Â¬ ington was the guest of Rev and Mrs E H Rutherford Saturday Mr Hugh Clendening who has been attending Medical College at Louisville has returned home Miss Van Greenleaf of Richmond is the charming guest of Miss Lizette Dickson on East Third street Messrs Joe Grosche and H L Tei N went to Cincinnati rill of the L Sunday to see the high water Mr Seymour Wilson arrived home Friday morning from Atlanta for a visit to his mother Mrs Minnie Wilson Miss Nellie Lyle who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs J A Lyle re- Â¬ turned Saturday to her home in Dan- Â¬ ville Mr and Mrs Boldrick arrived yes terday from Lebanon to visit Mr R L Baldrick at Mrs Gass on Duncan avenue Mr Ed Davis who has been in Paris for two weeks on business re- Â¬ turned yesterday to his home in Midway The friends of Miss Emma Miller will be glad to learn that she is able to be out again after a serious illness of nervous prostration Ex State Senator Henry George of Mayfield was in the city Friday Mr George is one of the Prison Com- Â¬ missioners elected by the last legisla- Â¬ Â¬ erans has announced the following comrades to deliver addresses at the an Â¬ nual meeting at Lexiugton Saturday Col E F Clay Paris Capt J W Alcorn Stanford Dr H McDowell Cynthiana Dr L H Blanton Rich Â¬ mond Capt W T Havens Mt Ster ling Rev John R Deering Lexington Capt Frank Chinn Frankfort Judge J E Cantrill Georgetown CdI J T Tucker Winchester Rev E M Green Danville Maj O S Tenuey Lexington and Capt John H Carter Avon Each one is expected to relate the bravest deed the most thrilling adventure or the most humorous occurrence he wit- Â¬ nessed during the war and limit his speech to ten minutes Solely For Feminine Eyes YOUR SHOES Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is false economy to wear shoes that do not keep your fee flfy and comforta Â¬ bleyou cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale of Ladies Missesind Childrens Shoes and aleo Mens and Boys -- at low do jvn prices Our January invoice revealed that we have too many sioes and this fact will prove greatly to your V advan- Â¬ tage if you will call immediately Shoes Davis Thomson u Is grig iir rnti The ladies of Bourbon and surround Â¬ ing counties who visit Mrs M Parkers millinery store on Friday and Saturday will be delighted with an ocular feast which has been prepared for their edifi ca ion by Miss Anniece Hadden of Chicago and her skilful assistants No matter which way the eye turns it will New wash Dress Goods rest upon an exquisite creation of Easter New French Organdies milliner each color in perfect har- Â¬ New French Gingham mony and tempting to the beholder Choice line of Domestic Ginghams Everything new and novel known to The largest and cheapest line of Hamburgs and Laces of our diÂ¬ millinery art will be in evidence and rect importation ever brought to this city the exhibition will be one of bewilder Â¬ New line of Silks for waists skirts linings etc just received ing beauty The satisfaction given to White Goods Picardy Welts Piques Plaid Muslins Nainsooks an Airs Parkers patrons in the past is a Organdies guarantee of her skill Ladies who Give us a call and see what we will do for you before buying have an eye for the beamifal will not elsewhere fail to attend Mrs Parkers displays on Friday and Saturday ISTo w On Sale FOR THE SPRING Opening Display Of Portraits The Watters Party has completed ar- Â¬ rangements for a large display of por- Â¬ traits on Friday and Saturday in order that the scores of visitors i the city on those days may have an opportunity to view the life like collection A bis show window at J W Davis fc Cos store will be npud by the Watters Party and it vill be an excellent opportunity to consult with representatives of the Watters Party concerning any portrait- desired Visitors should not fail to see the display as the masterful work of these famous artists will amply repay them T- ft CONDON Now yard worth double LOW PR CBS Sale at Special Cut Prices -- Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Goods Dii Dress Goods from 5c to S1U0 per Dress linings jit half the price SHERIFFS SALE op Splendid Hosiery for Ladies anl Ont special lot at o9e Children at 10c per pair Notions ot all kinds very cheap Bourbon o Land BOURBON -- ture Miss Louise Parrish who came honi9 last week on a visit from the Col Â¬ lege of Music in Cincinnati has been -- asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and un-Â¬ New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at 6c per yard 75c per yard Special sale at 50c New York Mill Wheeling 18c Large line of Penangs at 4c per worth 80c a yard yard CIRCUIT COURT - WGi WJlkerson veto PlaiaUff r VS A - i ill for several days being threatened Margaret A Elliott etc Defendants with fever By of an order of sale t in the Maj P P Johnson and wife have above virtue styled action I will about 11 returned to Lexington from a sojourn at oclock a m on While in Florida Jacksonville Fla Maj Johnson caught a shark which SATURDAY APRIL 9 1898 measured twelve feet and six inches expose to the highest bidder at the Matthew Kenney and Kenney have returned from Walter Newport News where they went last week to witness the launching of the Kentucky They were guests at the new Chamberlain Hotel at Old Point Comfort and were very much pleased with the launching and the trip Mrs Robert Goggin Misses Olivia and Sallie Buckner and Messrs Sam Q Clay J Ward and Jr Chas Mitchell yesterday left for Cincinnati to see the grand operas Tannhauser and Faust given by the Damrosch Ellis Grand Opera Company Tannhauser was giyen last night S -eral other Parisians will go to day and to morrow to see Faast Die Miester- singer and the Barber of beville Messrs f fe Beautiful Pictures given away with 5 punchas WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLEHDID STOOK 0F IMPORTED SUITIiYGS AND TROUSERINGS Judge Purnell Fresh stock of insect powder - at Mrs George Rion has given especial Vardens- Court house door in Paris Ky the life estate of E O Elliott in so much of the following tract of about 80 acres of land as will be necessary to satisfy the judgments in this action and the costs and expenses of sale aggregating about 59000 on the day of sale A tract of about 80 acres of land situated in Bourbon Co Ky on the waters of Hinkston Creek and being the same land allotted to said Margaret A Elliott as her share of the estate of her father Andrew Banta bounded on the N by the land of Margaret C Arnold on the E by the lands of Mary J Gillespie and Isaac Clinkenbeard on the S by the lands of Lot Banta Henry Banta and Jas Bantas heirs and on the W by the lands of Lot Banta Terms Said sale will be made upon credits of 6 and 12 months for equal parts of the purchase monej for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be ap- Â¬ proved by the undersigned bearing in- Â¬ terest from clay of sale until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum having the force and effect of a judgment Â¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any hoUBe in Central Kentucky Tfeax quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL h attention to her Spring display of Pleasant Tasks For Ladies millinery and the result is an exception- Â¬ Selecting a new hat or bonnet for ally handsome and fashionable collec- Â¬ tion Taste style and beauty describes Easter will indeed be a trying though the perfection of her trimmed goods pleasant task for the ladies when they are surrounded by such an endless array Openings on Friday and Saturday of exquisite millinery creations as will Easter Flowers be on display at Mrs Watsons store You can get them from W M Good- Â¬ Friday and Saturday There will be something in Torreador Jane Hading loe The best is the cheapest It Shepherdess styles opera bonnets car For To Morrow Anil Thursday Onlv riage bonnets mourning bonnets somi To make rxnm for Summer millinery thing to suit the style and complexion of we will close out several hundred fine every lady who attends these displays dolls at cost This sale will end Thurs Â¬ There will be such a profusion of pretty hats at Mrs Watsons that it will be day eve impossible for a lady to make a mistake Mrs Nannie E Brown It in her selection no matter what she chooses Remember the days Friday Bourbon Tobacco Sales and Saturday Ossian Edwards of this city sold Call and see a nice line of dress skirts six hogsheads of tobacco in Cincinnati 29mar-4t-last week at from 1150 to 1475 K at Mrs Nannie Browns P Moore sold eight at 1150 to 1575 Mrs Kions Millinery Openings and Caldwell Burton sold one hhd at My careful arrangements for an 1725 Easter display have occupied several Suits Throivn Out Of Court weeks and I can with pride point to the beautiful millinery that is prepared The suits against J ames McClure and The ladies will be accorded every atten- Â¬ F R Armstrong former Sheriffs of tion and I cordially invite them to see Bourbon County came up before Judge my displays on Friday and Saturday Cantrell in the uircuit Court last Fri- Â¬ Miss day and after a full hearing were tasty Bertha Wright an experienced and trimmer of MiddletownOhio has thrown out of court charge of my trimming department and her work in eliciting great admiration Two Fire Alarms and praise from critical students of the fashions Be sure and attend my open Â¬ Sunday night a carbon dropped from ings on April 1st and 2d an arc light in G S Varden Cos Respectfully Mrs George Rion drug store and set fire to the paper Â¬ decorations on the ceiling and chandeEverything Goes liers The blaze was quickly ex-Â¬ tinguished with small damage We will get our stock straightened Yesterday morning at 1030 oclock a oat this afternoon or to morrow and telephone alarm was sent in from J T will put on sale our entire stock of Hmtons big store The damp weather books stationery etc at prices for caused heavy clouds of smoke from the cash that will open your eyes furnace to hang over the rear of the Some of this stock is slightly damag Â¬ to be on ed but the bulk of it is fresh and clean big building and it was thought fire but investigation showed there was It all goes G- S Varden Co no damage Â¬ T -- M An immense Spring line of boys suits from eight to fifteen jCTPijimjn5rii iiii imwii mnni rm T2fyLTijj yjyT n rierwViiiMf at Price show them Clay Cos No trouble to A J Winters Woodfords Horses GEO W BOWEN SBC The stable of race horses of Clay Woodford which has been trained at Runnymede by John Hannigan has McMillan mu Talbott Attys It contains the following Black Heart b f 4 by Hindoo Cherry Blossom Duncan Bell br g 4 by Hindoo Miss Used Mariti br f 3 by Hindoo Mary Megowan Heman ch g 3 by Sir Dixon Hindooland Governor Wood ch f 2 by Hindoo La Colonia Kanaka b f 2 by Sir Dixon Imp Kissengen Factory Girl o chf-- 2 by Hiridoo Mary B Terrence ch f by Terra Cotta Duchess of Montrose Duplicate br f by Hindoo Miss Moor- - Grievance b f 2 by Hindoo Miss Used Little Mary ch f 2 by Imp Candlemas been shipped to Newport May-Be-S- Pleases at first sight Ladies Chocolate Kid Lace Boots Vesting Tops gaged the at their store on the first and last Thursday of each month who will test your eye sight and and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac- tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charge The Optician will make his first visit Thurs Â¬ day March 31st LOVE IS BLIND - Co of this city have ei services of an eminent optician to h to all the faults of the loved one fm Jaconet New lot of fountain pens at Vardens A Successful Meeting1 lljU New Spring goods Shoes that are hot handsome Nobody can and good tell how good a thing is un til they see it and we w siQt you to see these everything but untidy or soHeS linen A dainty woman draws tlhjs To look line on that immaculate and- Â¬ One hundred and twenty five persons have united with the colored Baptist Church on Eighth Btreet during a re- Â¬ vival which has been conducted for the past fortnight by Rev Bea Fe rell of Indianapolis The meeting will close Thursday night The collection Sun Â¬ 4 day amounted to 5456 About fifty of J T Hintons stock of wall paper is We are the peoples friends We re- Â¬ the converts were baptized Sunday the best and cheapest to be found in pair your linen and put neck bands on afternoou in Houston near the City Haggard Reed free School Paris No auction or short goods 4 ly neat and presentable hava i your collar cuff or shirt irreproacfc- copvrTqt able in colorjind finish bring it fa i on S v - Clay The Bpurboii Steam Laundry W M HINTGN F4 TelephoasNo 4 t - JRBRO Proprietors v- - - BHffflSgk wm aCfcieaM fTJSfT BUSH HFP -- n 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 29 1898 and a roar and a crish and a crash that shook things enormous The volcnno has belched I says and as I was hurryin o I seen some thin comin tearin down the road tords me like a runaway hoss As it got nigh me I see it was Toms hired man Bears he hol Bears Bears lored as he went tearin by Bears be durned I hollered stop pin to argue with him Bears aint the pint The pint is But the hired man tore on out o Consarn em I says There aint no more logic in em than theres fleas on a catfish So I hurried on to find out whether there was enough left o Tom to be open to conviction I found him lyin on the ground at one edge o the pastur groan in considerble and squirmin and wrig glin and twistin worse than if cholera morbus had sot in I riz him so he sot up but it was a minute or more before he got hisself gethered together enough to know where he was Then it come to him and lookin up and seein me he says Did they chaw me up pooty tre- Â¬ Am I clawed and mendous Abel ripped up much by em says he I see that he was stickin to bears yit and it riled me Consarn yer Tom says I Bears aint the pint Did you fire that gun or didnt you The heft o evidence mowt be that I did says he but T wouldnt want to swear that it wasnt earthquakes says he Then I see he was kind o gittin round to seein the real pint o the argu- Â¬ ment and I says Where is it Seems to me says he that I remember of its quittiri me but I didnt have no time to ask it where it was go in says he Then I see that one side o Toms face was swelled up biggern a pumpkin and that he didnt have no use o his right shoulder and he said he didnt think from the way he was feelin in them parts that there was more than four o his ribs broke on that side but there mowt be five I looked around and seen a panel o rail fence down a rod or so behind us What did you tear that fence down fur I says There want no fence tore down when me and the gun came in says Tom Then I knowed that the gun had kicked that panel o fence down and I followed the trail through the panel o fence found a gully plowed in the road clean acioss it moren six inches deep kind o catty cornered tords the woods on tother side I followed the gully off into the woods a couple o rods and at the end of it I found the gun chuck Â¬ Â¬ THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Owners PRUCE MILLER I E3ltors and Bear Wasnt the Point The Point Was Gun and the Result Proved the Truth of It Spellbound said Senator Sorghum Yes I think I may say that I have held toy hearers spellbound I dont doubt it replied Miss Cayenne When I left the capitol the day I felt exactly as if I had ex- Â¬ other perienced a hypnotic influence And to tell the truth I was drowsy all the next day Washington Star Variety Dafs healthy foh ter eat But loafln is de lasses Dat3 spread on to make it sweet Washington Star TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT Workin Is de hoe cake He had met the fairest maiden out of That Is What the Platlasr of tho Heaven Farm Corn Crop Is They had chatted gayly for a little while REMODELING A BARN When they parted she turned half around So far as conditions will permit the and thrilled him Effectively and planting should be done early as in With the faintest sweet suggestion of a How It Can Be Done at Small Expense nearly all cases it is the early planting smile As the country grows older and tim- Â¬ that makes the best growth and yield Then he rushed away to look Into a mirror-Woe Into tke Abyss AGRICULTURAL HINTS AN IMPORTANT ITEM h For his necktie gentle reader was unfas Â¬ tened And climbing up his collar back behind I Chicago Daily News his mind struck his heart and overwhelmed sight iv SV yr rpiIE consarned30 gun hadnt been shot oft tor year and better s d the Knob country man and I told Tom so when he started out with it at night Tom I says that gunil ck you worsen a mule if you fire it Cause it was an mind what I tell you old army musket that Tom had lugged all through the war and when he come Lack home hellung it up on a couple o pegs on the settin room wall and it seemed to me that it hadnt never been took down sence Tom I says that gunil kick you worsen a mule Cut Tom he says But do you want bears to pitch in and chaw me In Some Cases Here is a case of a girl who married an Indian he said and now she has to work to support him Dear me she replied its just as bad as marrying a white man isnt it It did not take him long to decide that he would better postpone his pro-Â¬ posal until a more auspicious occasion Chicago Post Too Trne Air Casey Im a goin to take little Pat to the circus when it comes They charge half price for children dont they Air OEourke Yes an bedad its no more n right they should The ber for building purposes gets scarcer the fact becomes more and more apparent that the practical farmer should endeavor to derive the most benefit pos- Â¬ sible from under one roof This ap-Â¬ plies in particular to the barn A barn with a basement under it may have nearlj a third more room than one with- Â¬ out and that at the expense of but little more building material Especially is this true if the barn is located on an incline or bank In any case however the most required will be stones for the wall and generally speaking stones of the requisite sort can be had in most localities in abundance Of course there has been some con- Â¬ troversy of late years concerning the comparative value of a bank or base- Â¬ At the same time it is a detriment to the crop and often to the soil to work it when wet or to plant before the soil is in a good tilth In order to make sure of planting early every advantage With should be taken to plow mfw the plowing all done by using the disc and the smoothing harrow the soil can be made ready for planting very rapid Â¬ ly It is always best to plow deep and thorough Ground plowed deep will will hold moisture much better than if plowed shallow and this is quite an item with corn When plowed early run out the furrows clean so as to give good drainage as in many cages this will help materially in drying ut the pays to prepare the il well planting the seed not oniy as an before aid to the germination of the seed but also to get more vigorons start of the plants to growing and as a help to beÂ¬ ginning the cultivation early Harrow drag and roll if necessary to secure the soil It always fc- - But heres two more o my sheep lugged away last night says Tom And b3 that same infernal old bear 1 know And that makes nine sence the fust o the month says he Haint this clearin got nothin to do but raise mutton for bears says he Tom I says I haint raised the question o bears I says Stick to the pint I says The pint is that if you shoot that gun itll kick you worsen a mule Thats what I argue an I stick to it Kickiri guns not bears is what Im arguin on Itll kick you worsen a mule I says Mind what I tell you Oh you pshaw and Tom he says off he goes with the old gun and Jake Dolph his hired man Samantha I says to Toms wife that gun haint been fired for 30 year and better has it I says Xot as I knows on says Samantha Pap took it down a year or so fore he died jest after Tom fetched it home from the war she says and put a load in it to kill a hawk says she Thats so I says I didn think it had been took down sence Tom hung it up I says Pap took it Yes says Samantha down an loaded it to shoot a hawk savs she but the hawk wouldnt be come nigh to and Tap didnt shoot it so he hung the gun back says she Yes and it was took down agin come to think on it says Samantha It Avas eh I says Along mebbe a Yes says she couple or three year after Pap died Toms brother Sim took it down and loaded it to kill a fox but the fox got away and Sim didnt fire it says she Your pap loaded it and didnt fire it I says jrajYes says Samantha nCBBESlifiiL 0 gun I haint sayin nothin bout bears I says Its the gun I was talkin bout I wouldnt be afeard o mectin half a dozen bears I says but seems to me Id be overpowerin skittish o that Kemember my boy said Uncle Jrmes as he gave Bobby a coin that if you take care of the pennies the shil- Â¬ 33vNWR SciSvcvc CI lings will take care of themselves Bobby looked a trifle dubious Governess Now you have heard I do take care of the pennies he re Â¬ THE OLD BARN dearie how the terrible wolf tore the plied but as soon as they get to be shil- Â¬ innocent little lamb to pieces How lings pa takes care of em Tit Bits tnent barn and one built on level should it be punished do you think ground Nevertheless the writer haz- Â¬ Elsa They should wash him and One Abuse of It ards the opinion that no farmer who clean his teeth Fliegende Blaetter I see that a Georgia woman has pub- Â¬ contemplates building a new or remodelÂ¬ lished a letter on The Abuse of Oscula- Â¬ ling an old barn will be sorry if he Deceit he said tion in the South chooses one with a basement Why Oh what a tangled web we weave Oh well she returned I suppose Because such a barn is economical and When first we practice to deceive there are men in all parts of the coun- Â¬ warm and if well ventilated very com- Â¬ You tell one little fib and then You have to back it up with ten try who dont know any better than to fortable for stock Indeed in case of Chicago Record kiss a girl on the cheek instead of th an old barn such as is shown in the first lips- - Chicago Post One Way illustration rather than replace it with Kev Longnecker I wish I could a new and enlarged affair which will Why Not think of some way to make the congre- Â¬ The man who buries us when dead cost much time labor and money why gation keep their eyes on me during the Ts called though why no one has said not new timber new side and new roof sermon An undertaker it as may be needed and then raise it up Little Tommy Pa you want to put In future days in language bald sufficiently to build an eight foot stone He whqcremates us will be called the clock right behind the pulpit wall on three sides of the rectangle the An undertaker Boston Traveler fourth to be boarded battened and pre- Â¬ pared as shown in the following cut An old barn thus made over will prove -Up-fo-Date children dont enjoy it half as much as the grown folks N Y Truth Had Some Doubts About It desired tilth When planted early it is best toplttnt shallower than later on A certain amount of heat and moisture are essen- Â¬ tial to a good germination and these conditions can best be secured by plant Â¬ ing early while later on when the soil gets warmer and drier deeper planting will be best In determining the varieties to plant the character of the soil as well as the time of planting should always be con Â¬ sidered On a good rich soil it is nearly late-maturing always best to plant the large varieties but on thin or gravelly land it will be best to plant the smaller quicker maturing sorts The large late varieties may be planted late and on a rich strong soil make a good crop though there is always a risk of injury from early frosts But it is an excep- Â¬ tional case when it is advisable to plant a large late variety on thin land Use plenty of seed bo as to secure as far a3 possible a good even stand It is always better to thin out than to replant The condition of the soil as regards fertility should largely determine the number of plants in a hill Two vig orous stalks capable of producing two or three good ears of corn are better than four little stalks with four nub Â¬ bins St Louis Eepublic BERRIES IN BARRELS A Method of Culture IfiD THE BARN REMODELED 5sii p5- - after that and didnt fire it I sa3s in Yes says Samantha Did Tom load it for usin this even fB says Samantha Samantha I says when they fetch Tom home to night considerble on jinted I says and mebbe peeled like a spudded hemlock send fer me and Ill explain things I says Why Abel says Samantha skeery like you dont think the bearll chaw him and mummix him as bad as that do you Bears ain i the pint I saysv I haint said a durn thing about bears I says Gun is what Im arguin on Tf Tom jfires that gun itll kick him worsen a mule Worsen a mule Siz ih Socrates Worsen a drove o mules I says and away I starts for home aggravated like Sam Hill cause they kep thro win up bears at me when I vant arguin bears but was makin that gun the all pervadin pint Yit when I come to think on it I hadnt orto blamed Tom and Samantha so much for it after all for bear had been thinnin out their sheep tremen- Â¬ dous and though hunters had sot up nights watchin for the thievin bruin and tried to run him down with dogs daytimes he give em all the slip- - and then when theyd go home to rest and git a little sleep hed sneak in and lug off another sheep till he had Toms pastur pretty well thinned down and Tom le made up his mind hed go out with the old musket and see what he could do himself Consequently meb Â¬ be T hadnt orto blamed him so much for arguin bear when I was makin gun Yes -- I says I FOUND HIM up ON THE GROUND AN APEIL FOOL JOKE THAT KECOILED bark knocked off o the tree half way round and three foot up The gun was actually quiverin yit as if it hadnt Appropriate Recoernized No Limit hardly give its dyin kick I picked it Receiving Teller Did old Shortsight Alother said Aliss Dollie CumrOx up and went back to Tom Jest as I got Bwear when you pointed out that the cant father afford a seat in the senthere in come Samantha and the hired check he presented had never been ate man and we worked Tom home by de- signed A seat echoed the good lady grees The doctor from the Eddy hapPaying Teller No he just looked scornfully Id have you understand pened to be at the mill that night and it blank N Y Journal that he is rich enough to have a whole didnt take long to git him After he Washington sofa if he desires it Veracity had straightened Tom around and made Star Caller Is Airs Wicks at home him comfortable Samantha took up the Bridget No mum argument agin A Misfit Caller Oh Im very sorry And right in the midst of the coldest storm Whod a thunk says she that bear he Bridget So am I mum but shes One is likely to smile if to sees himself ould a keep An Englishman trying Samantha says Tom bears aint really out this time N Y Evening warm Â¬ Â¬ agin a hemlock tree and there was very satisfactory and if only properly attended to will serve for many years The barn represented in the sketches is supposed to stand on perfectly level ground which renders the work of con structing a basement and approachesfor driving in and out of the second floor quite difficult and yet one has only to glance at the remodelled barn to see how nicely and completely the whole may be arranged by a little planning and labor As before mentioned the work is lessened greatly provided the barn is situated on an incline or bank for then the approach to the second floor will be for the most part of natural construction In any case a basement pays owing to the extra amount of room that is obtained and if the barn is only properly ventilated by means of windows and a ventilator at the top a better more convenient and of stock cannot easily be devised es- Â¬ pecially when the cost of construction is taken into consideration One of course can arrange the ground plan of such a barn as he de- Â¬ sires but it is well to divide the stall room as far as possible so that it will give the best service Por tieing cattle it has been found from practical experiments that a chain is very serviceable The way to use it is to place a 2x4 inch scantling with rounded edges to permit free working up and down of the chain in the stalls in such a manner that one end of the scantling is fastened to the top of the partition and the other to the top of the manger slantingly The chain placed about this scantling and the neck of the animal allows plenty of room while eating and lying down and yet keeps the animal in its proper place constantly- - The cow stalls should vary in length according to that of the cat- Â¬ tle and behind all of them ought to exÂ¬ tend a six inch drop Simplicity is the object aimed at and as regards the stalls they are practical- Â¬ ly separate even to the mangers there- Â¬ fore each animal has its own stall and own food a thing of vast importance especially where animals of different ages are stalled together Frederick O Sibley in N y Tribune Tried Successfully Probably many readers have heard of the plan of raising strawberries on the outside of a barrel If one has only a small city or village lot or back yard the experiment is well worth trying The accompanying illustration shows one or two wrinkles that may help to make the experiment a suc- Â¬ cess Pirst bore the holes all about the barrel then put inside a drain pipe made of four strips of board reach rr ing from the top to the bottom TheV - That Has Been 3 will 111 I l - v comfortable structure for the housing STRAWBERRIES IN A BARREL Â¬ joints should not be tight Now fill in earth about the pipe and set out the strawberry plants in all the holes and over the top Put the barrel on a bit of a plank on the bottom of which wide castors have been screwed The barrel can then be turned about every few days to bring the sun to all the plants An ordinarj flour barrel will answer very well for trying this inter Â¬ esting experiment American Agricul Â¬ 1 if the pint I hadnt got fur on my way home when I says to myself that I better go find Tom where he tnowt be layin low in the pastur lot and argue with him agin thinkin mebbe that I mowt be able to make more of a pint byfetchin in the arguments about Samanthas dad havin rammed a load in the gun and left it there and Toms brother Sim havin rammed a load in the gun on top o Samarifhas dads and left it there and the load that Tom himself had rammed In on top o Samanthas dads rmd Sims with the idee o not leavin it the pint The pint is that amazin gun and when I git around agin says he Im goin to spike it and biuy it clown in the fur corner of the old stone lot says he with stones a top of it three foot deep Then I knowed that Tom had come square round to the pint o the argu ment and seen that logic was logic and I went home feelin that all you got to do when you got your pints right is to stick to em and nothin kin down you Did Tom git any bears Well as I been trym to tell you bears want the pint but I believe they did find a couple o bears in the pastur lot next day One of em they said had a hole through him you could shove a stovepipe in and out o tother un which must a been in range o the first Tin they took so much leadthatlhaveanidee he must a stopped all o Toms load and all o Toms broth er Sims load and all o Samanthas dads load there bein toomuch vim to the gun for em to Have timef or stop pin in the first bear N Y S5n Â¬ Â¬ World turist He said she was fickle Twas very unjust Retract the assertion he certainly must When he thinks how for years with affec- Â¬ tionate eyes She has gazed on that dog whom the neigh- Â¬ bors despise Washington Star The Ijuclsy Canine In a coat made of Irish frieze L A W Bulletin AT THE DOOR CORN STALK DISEASE Ill his head them Airs Character Reading First Man Do you think that you can tell a mans character by the bumps on Second Ditto Well I think you can tell more of his wifes character by Tit Bits Scientists Cannot Agree Upon Its Na Â¬ ture or Effect The farmers of Xebraska and Iowa seem to have suffered more from the corn stalk disease this season than ever before though comparatively few cases of it are reported in other states Dr Peters of the Nebraska experi- Â¬ ment station experimented with cattle in order to learn the exact nature of the disease and his conclusions were that a remedy may be found in feeding a grain ration instead of feeding stalks exclusively This conclusion has been negatived by the experience of John N Garth of Webster City la as related in a local -- ihere If theni arguments aint enough to show Tom that the pint is gun more han bear f says then he dont know nothin about logic and if Samantha is ft a waderniul the coroner gits a fee wont be because I didnt ar T says get information irom Dubrett Mean Â¬ turned juiJ follored the road while some of the guests had arrived itifrds Toms back pastur lot where he and among them the two about whom vas moren likely settin on the brink there had been so much trouble as to iff a volcano tbat would do some onmer-ft-f- precedence And then Lord Blank re belehin if lie ever let that gun go turned with Debrett in i his hand had got pretiy well in tords the and called out I was quite right my A Conversazione Reason Enough fence vhti all of a suddent there dear Lady Smith was a Jones and he Josephine can fairly make a piano Triwet Why is not a donkey as in Tis a flash thai lit up the surroundin is a mere nobody Italian bees are not only more hardy The Smiths no talk telligent as a horse country for a seeoid or so like sheet longer dine with Lord und Lady Blank but more energetic than black bees Yes and allthe neqpleho hear her ryc Dicer I suppose it is because he laclu njhmin and thca there was a rumble Yanit Fain and are thereforermore profitable farmers Voice play talk horse sense Judge So 1 -ul nc on proper pinis At a dinner party whichJLord and Lady Blank were giving befpr the ar j rival of the guests much discussion was held as to questions of precedence On question especially puzzled them and as there was a minute or so to spare Lord Blank went to his study to Xot on Visiting sat jrns Â¬ Out of the Question Cobwigger I hope you had a good word for her Airs Dorcas How could I my dear It was at the sewing circle N Y World Invalid O doctor Im afraid In Same Thing pretty well at deaths door AIrs Wabash Are you engaged to Doctor Dont vou worry my dear him Londo- Airs Bacon Well it amounts to the sir well pull you through same thing He paid for nry last divorce Punch Town Topics Washingtons Version The three great virtues weve always Speaking of Strength L known Customer Is that what you call a Learned at our mothers knee strong cup of coffee But this is the way George thought It ran Faith Waiter Sure Alike You couldnt Judge hope and cherry tree hardly break one of dem cups wit a ax Indiannpolis Journal The Proper Caper Alillyuns briskly Want my Air A Popular Fallacy daughter eh Well how much are you Whenee a man attempts to drown worth Aloney talks yon know His troubles then I note i Bob Hardup cheerfully- - Yes He always seems to think they are da Located in his throat know but Id be willing to let her Brooklyn Life most of the talking Puck paper 1 pas-ii-t- ir a few potatoes for early use in the gar- Â¬ den But this is bad practice because often the potatoes are planted on the same ground year after year and as the germs of disease live in the soil over winter the potatoes thus grown are most likely to be diseased Besides where potatoes are grown in succession the soil is filled with hard shell potato bugs which come up just about the time the potatoes do and will often be found gnawing the potato shoots before it is fairly out of the ground It is much better to plow a clover sod somewhere on rich land for the early potatoes and reserve the garden for vegetables not so easily grown by field culture American Cultivator Early Potatoes in Gardens It is the habit of most farmers to plant v Air Garth has been feeding his cattle shock corn They have had access to water and salt all the time They were turned into a stalk field one hour the first day two hours the second day and the third day five of them died This case sets at naught the smut theory the impacted stomach theory and negatives the conclusions of Dr Peters The government has been investigat ing the disease for four or five years but no definite remedy has been discov- Â¬ ered If the disease is not increasing it is attracting more general attention than ever and farmers soon will become afraid to turn their cattle into stalk fields where a mysterious death lurks The consensus of opinion is that corn stalks preserved in a silo never serve to introduce the disease If this proved to be a fact we may look foria a large increase in the number of silos in the corn belt in the near future This a ii would arlrl o tliami uc ui xne corn cron and improve its feedino- mmio VD I Â¬ Â¬ -- i Â¬ l Sr i V - t i V vJ w B8H--citJi- sxaa mw ijgsam Iwf - f THE BOURBON NEWS tAKIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 29 1898 WOMEN AND THE WHEEL From the Gazette Delaware Ohio The healthfulness of bicycle riding for women is still a disputed question between eminent physicians and health reformers Used in moderation it surely creates for women a means of Qut door exercise the benefit of which all physicians concede Used to excess like any other pastime its effect is likely to be dangerous The experience of Miss Bertha Reed the eeventeen-year-oldaughter of Mr J R Reed 335 Lake St Delaware Ohio may point a moral for parents who like Mr and d V Mrs Reed have experienced some concern for their daughters who are fond of wheel- Â¬ ing In the fall of 96 Miss Bertha who had ridden a great deal began to fail in an alarm- Â¬ ing manner She grew steadily paler and thinner and it appeared she was going into consumption Rest and quiet did her abso lutely no good v U1 B iWH 1IV mJIX A physician UfQ ytfSsT - ill - h very high rate Thinking this may have been due to tempo found 104her pulse at a rary nervous- Â¬ m KPN examined her he watched her closely but her pulse continued at that rate for two weeks He was satisfied then from her hieh pulse and steadily wastinc condition that she was suffering from anaemia or a bloodless condition of the body She became extremely weak and could not stand the least noise or excitement In this condition of affairs they wrere recommended by an old friend to get some of that famous blood medicine Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People They did so and almost from the She first dose Bertha began to improve continued to take the pills and was by means of those pills made entirely well and more grateful people than her parents cannot be found in the whole State of Ohio Dr Williams Pink Pills have proved a boon to womankind Acting directly on the blood and nerves they restore the requisite vitality to all parts of the body creating functional regularity and perfect harmony throughout the nervous system The pallor of the cheeks is changed to the delicate blush of health the eyes brighten the muscles grow elastic ambition is created and good health returns She Hides Well ness when he Â¬ DINNER WASHINGTON WIDOWS It Is the Proper Tiling and Here Is They Persist in Bringing Number How to Do It One to the Front on Every In giving- the red dinner so distinctly Occasion In vogue at this season the tomato is by reason of its complexion the belle like gratitude I like to hear of grateamongst vegetables When raw toma- Â¬ fulI people and an anecdote I heard recenttoes are difficult to get or are too ex-Â¬ ly of one Washington man has pleased me the pensive the following recipe if care immensely He has recently married and widow of a very wealthy gentleman fully carried out simulates the whole on the proceeds of the transaction he has tomato so perfectly in appearance and built a handsome house When the house Is so delicious in flavor as to make the was finished and the moving into it was acto the wife salad the crowning glory of the feast complished just where and her mother fellthe they should hang discussing Take one pine of strained tomatoes portrait of the former husband They had just one teaspoonful of salt one half tea- Â¬ decided to hang it in a small room on the spoon of white pepper one tablespoon second floor when the new husband came the matter of tarragon vinegar one teaspoon of in and heard of upstairs No Hang him he said onion juice one bay leaf two sprigs of siree No siree That man was my benefactor I owe everything I have to him He parsley one quarter cup of gelatine shall hang in the place of honor Put all the ingredients in a granite And husband No 1 now smiles down dish Let soak for two or three hours from the mantel of the drawing room then bring to a boiling point remove But that makes me think of another bebay leaf and parsley turn into small Washington widow who has recently secstowed herself and her belongings on a molds When ready to serve dip the ond husband mold in hot water for a second only Its so fortunate said sheito me my Drop the jelly the rounded side up on a first husbands last name began with a W my lettuce leaf Surround this with a you know and so does Mr second husbands first name All cream mayonnaise dressing to which chiefs are just the thing forWs handker-I Willie and has been added finely chopped celery havent even had to have the initial on them Washington Post Points to be observed Keep a re changed volving flour sieve expressly for strain- Â¬ THE MARKETS ing tomatoes Experience proves it to be more satisfactory than any other Cincinnati March 2 A RED - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Coatain Mercnry as mercury will Burely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys tem when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such artteies should never bo used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly deÂ¬ rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure man Co Toledo ufactured by F J Cheney O contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It istaken internally and made Co Tesin Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney timonials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ M MMMM MMMMMMMMMM MMMMM M J Bad Mood is a good thing to be rid of because bad blood is the breeding place of disfiguring and dangerous diseases Is your blood bad You can have good blood which is pure blood if you want it You can be rid of pimples boils blotches sores and ulcers How By the use of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla It is the radical remedy for all diseases originating in the blood f Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla was recommended to me by my physician as a blood purifier When I began taking it I One bottle cored me had boils all over my body Bonner Craft Wesson Miss Â¬ -- Â¬ Not Bigoted Jenkins I thought you were a vegetarian but I hear you eat mutton Gibbs I am not a bigoted vegetarian I only eat the meat of such animals as live on vegetable food Tit Bits Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep like a top For Grain 0 does not stimulate it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee For nervous persons young people and children Grain 0 Many People Cannot Drlnlc coffee at night It spoils their sleep You is the perfect drink Made from pure grains Get a package from your grocer today Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c Â¬ Â¬ Quite Natural Shure Moike yez black oye do be turnin grane Mr McFeegan An why wudnt it Oi got it from an Oirishmon on Saint Pat- Â¬ Mrs McFeegan fake jeers AN arsapariia device Be sure to use the white pepper makes an enormous difference in the HOGS Common Mixed packers tint of the jelly The ordinary sloping Light shippers after dinner coffee cup is the best dish SHEEP Choice in which to mold the salad form The LAMBS Spring family FLOUR Winter small blue stoneware baking cups also GRAIN Wheat No 2 red make a good form Xever use a tin mold with a recipe containing eggs or acids This amount makes eight molds The following dessert for a red din Â¬ ner is quite beyond praise ZNTut Cream One pint of cream un whipped one half cup almonds one quarter cup gelatine six tablespoons maraschino or four tablespoons sher ry one third cup granulated sugar one teaspoon vanilla one half teaspoon rose water Have a large bowl on the ice The cream must be ice cold Have your egg beater also ice cold Half the trouble experienced in whipping cream comes from non observance of these two simple precautions Whip your cream Soak the gelatine in a pint of cold wa Â¬ ter for an hour Be sure to cover it wr3l2 it is soaking Add the wine and flavorings to the sugar Add these tc the whipped cream then the nuts chopped fine and salted a very little Save out a few for the top Put the dish of gelatine in a dish of boiling water and stir until dissolved Add quickly to the cream stir rapidly a moment and put in ramikins Sprinkle a few finely chopped nuts over the top and crown all with one or more crystal- Â¬ lized cherries This mount of cream fills 12 ramikins Having decided upon tomato for your salad and not wanting to repeat the flavor in your soup you may feel hard pressed for a properly tinted soup In this case a cream soup decorated with little red peppers looks very pret ty and no one is obliged to eat the pep Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light 3 10 4 25 6 50 3 15 3 75 3 6J 4 00 7 00 3 70 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork in o o reel 00 55 25 70 85 85 40 00 00 95 93 ricks day Judge 9 25 cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantlj takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes 31H tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain 284 cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach- Â¬ 52 ing feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists 50 75 12 20 25 70 It Allens Foot Ease Shake Into Your Shoes a powder for the feet facts Hard No work you do for women who wash is so Â¬ Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choicc dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bush CHICAGO A and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y My business is all run down Smyth Why dont you wind up your fairs Browne Up-to-Date U 3 00 65 4 85 - The Riffht Thing to Do af- Â¬ HAPPENED A Bit of Excitement in the Ncvnda SOMETHING FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam 5 25 1 01 Desert The town of Gait in the middle of the Nevada desert contains 11 houses and you step out of the First precinct of the First ward into boundless alkali covered space For two hours we had been lying on the main track waiting for the engineer to find out just what was the trouble with his locomotive and to remedy the disability and there was little prospect of a resumption of the journey short of half a day of lingering Every nassencer had already investigated the half acre of town at least six times andi the delay was becoming so monotonous that complaint rose and traveled in waves For heavens sake cried a stout wine dealer from California doesnt anything ever happen in such a town as this Cant somebody think of something to do to pass the time What interesting occurrences have you here anyway The last question was addressed to a thin lazy looking young man the only male adult resident in Gait who was visible among the 12 or 14 women and children gathered at the railroad tracks Dont nothin much ever happen here said the local dweller Blame it all evry goins on is up at Podiga the county seat where theres as many as 17 houses Theyve got a trial Tip there this week an all our men folks has been drawed on the jury Thats why Im the only one here Id a gone too but I got a sore knee an the Always my shurreff wouldnt take me luck Never sec nothin nor have no experience Them six men that went from re 11 come back an talk for two vears pers Sut Jeinr on that jury Plagued shame Â¬ Â¬ 9 35 4 87 25J4 91 283 25 9 40 4 SO 5 50 1 FL6UR Winter patent WHEAT No OATS red CORN No 2 mixed 2 NEW YORK 4 90 03 30 58 30 75 25 60 You should know that for years the standard of quality style color and finish in black and white or mourning goods has been Simpsons Prints and that their colored goods are all of the same high standard Always ask for Simpsons and you will get the right thing Â¬ 3LisiI biL PORK New mess LARD Western FLOUR Famiiv GRAIN-Wheat- -No Southern Wheat BALTIMORE 2 Mixed 9 50 5 20 4 30 a married man He He must have been Didnt he reject the doctrine of free will Puck She Evidence Wasnt John Calvin Â¬ SJ3 J2 JbbJ 25c 50c CfSC 8P5S crs --ywrtw unhealthful as your work over a washtub This hard perspiring work in the midst of soiled clothes and tainted steam will make trouble for you The less of it you do the better Wash with Pearline and theres little or none of it Nothing but rinsing aiXKj uuimi Liio vavmv qiiw ovarviii 7 them 583 Consider your health vl z JP- J3 -- 3t sir JSPG r Jsr r jet jr jar JT T3 CANDY To Cure a Cold CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn Mixed Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 98 95 33 33 4 50 4 40 98tf 99 34 ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet riggists refund monev if it fails to cure in One Day 25- Ai - 33tf 55 y2 70 50 94V5 The easiest kind of advice to follow is the kind we had intended to follow anyway Washington Democrat Great Nerve llestorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines NsCURE CONSTIPATION i jj I 29 27 3 75 DRUGGISTS 283 4 00 1 00 29 11 Lots of men have college diplomas hanging in their parlors and weeds growing in their gardens Washington Democrat k Â¬ 9 10 50 00 5 12 And pains by St Jacobs Oil -- Better times come to all cured of aches Itai Gentle treatment J CROW FAR 11 O0O WIVES THEil WORKS TSE EJCHT OF MtnAI nB faorbUALLT RRn Sfr a Pisos Curefor Consumption has no equal a Cough medicine F M Abbott 383 lytes Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 A word to the wise is sufficient Pos sibly but the man must be mighty wise and the word mighty sharp Rural 2yew Yorker Time counts health gains A quick sure Cure St Jacobs Oil for sprains Â¬ A profitable religion never wanted prose Neuralgia and cures it - I V 1 fef 3J t a u A a St Jacobs Oil soothe It fades away - i J l 1 J 0 t -- Detroit Free Press A pebble and a diamond are alike to a blind B - w i - teiSr juliuicl r2mrv as anvone- eise vWell cant we get up a fight or some- Â¬ thing diverting to pass time away i aint agin fighrin but I dont fight only with Ben Hackbarth fer I can lick him easy But Bens on the jury Hell come back an blow about it too Dog him 111 give a dollar if youll wrestle or run a rice or dance a jig or or or by thunder T - FOR FLOWER GROWERS Ml ftJIURh j 8 Care of House Plants Weather in Cold Â¬ Crutches and cruel pains from Sciatica Jrom bt Jacobs Jil the cure of it Farmers Be Wise Deal With Us and Save 40 per ANALYSIS Examine the outdoor rose beds occasionally to see that the wind has not removed the covering The piants stored for the winter in anything the cellar have now been in some time Aint never rassled with anyhuddy but Ben Hackbarth cause T can throw him an Perhaps they need a little water oi I dont care to run a race either unless with other attention Ben an hes on the jury Wisht I was up Where plants are kept about the win there bavin experiences too Well desperately pursued the tired out dows cold drafts from the sides of the passenger isnt there something you ran do sash should be carefullj- - guarded Anything Any without Ben Hackbarth thing I say Tll make up a purse of 10 for against during severe weather frequent cleansing of the leaves of anv 10 one of the foliage plants by using tepid water anc7 Mister did you say yonnger of the bystanding women interrupt a sponge lends to their attractiveness and the ed The wine dealer said Yes girl called the disappointed 3routh aside and and is essential to the health of the the two talked for a few moments The pro plants prietor of the lame knee then approached Just at this time when work with the the knot of passengers and said flowers is very light is a good time to Weve decided well take you up mister consider what will be best to plant in That is if theres ary preacher with you Weve the garden in the spring When the Preacher You bet your life got a bishop yelled the New York business proper time comes everything must be man of berth 7 And he rushedfor the in readiness so that no valuable time sleeper for he understood the purport of Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Hopeful Words to Childless Women The darkest days of husband and wife are when they come to look forward to a childless and desolate old age Many a wife has found herself incapable of motherhood owing to some great lack of strength in the organs of generation Such a condition is nearly always due to long continued neglect of the plainest warnings Frequent backache and distressing pains Â¬ - SELL DSRECT TO FAKHIERS ct Phos Acid per cent i2to55 9 to 8 to 9 to 9 to 10 10 10 TOU SAVE SALESMANS EXPENSES AND AGENTS on your FF3TILIZERS Pure Eaw Bone Meal Four Fold Fertilizer Smoky Citv Fertilizer Big- Bonanza Fertilizer Potato Snsciai Fertiliser xooacco Special Fertilizer Bone For samples and pamphlet write Ammonia per cent 4 to5 2 to 3 Actual Pota3li per cent 4 6 4 FitvIT and Meat 4 to5 WALKER STRATMAN CO ntoiu I3tol5 10 zy to iy A to y 3 vito2y to4 lto2i to 5 to7 to5 2 to 3 Herrs Island Pittsburgh Pa 22 00 per ton 16 00 15 OO 20 OO 23 OO 21 OO 18 OO accompanied by offensive discharges and generally by irregular and scanty menstruation indicate a nerve generation of the womb and sur rounding organs that unless speedily checked will result in barrenness Read Mrs Wilsons letter DeabMrs Pinkham Noonecould have suffered from female troubles more than I I had tumors on the de- Â¬ Â¬ ft g iti eee6eee3segg If yu Ed LJ ll O w lils V ll lllBRRAICll HIS E The idy is this here said the latter Ben Hackbarth an me both been kind d tryin around fer this young lady to marry us an Ben bcin a kindo traveled an ex perienced man seemed like itd be natcherl fer her to take him as she told me in our talk in just now Hed been as fur as Elko once said the the remark of the Gait man will be lost Cinders form a good material for covering the floors and paths of the con- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ servatory cinctly The bishop was not averse to uniting two Neatly Dressed loving hearts and the whole train turned There is an exquisite charm about a out to celebrate the occasion The marriage neatly dressed woman She does not sleeplook place on the rear platform of the er and some of Vnc women passengers lent wear her hair loose as if it is just about effects to deck the bride out regardless The to fall on her shoulders Her gloves are festivities continued up to the time when the engineer announced that he had patched the not ripped at the seams nor are any defect in the locomotive and was ready to buttons missing from her boots Her proceed and then the wine dealer took up a veil does not reveal a hole over her The conductor chin nor iHoes the binding of her skirt fund for the new family even agreed to carry the couple on to the show ragged in places Not many wom next station for a bridal tour and the Pull man conductor welcomed them to the fine en show their tidiness in these details furnishincs of his domain lhe two Icitthe but the well rroomed woman emisiflers of f J0Q J1615 in a sortt of at in from that neglect tp these little things is The last observation we dahcht J womankind Xote the full of shame p briflearoom was this nroribetic remark Ill bet when them six fellers git back well dressed tailor built woman Her from Podiga theyll be sorry fer thrnkiir cloth gown fits her without a crease that nothin ever happens at home Theyll and there is neither speck nor spot on be 3orry they was ever called onto that jury with a grim smile Ben Hack it Her linen collar and cuffs are snowv Specially white and remain perfectly fixed in Chicago Record haiTth their places Her gloves do not wrinkle Â¬ Â¬ -- To clean old flower pots on which green moss and a sort of white mold has grown scrub them vigorously with sand and water Theis will make the girl But when you spoke of givin 10 fer any pots look bright and new Use porous thing from gittin married to shootin at a vessels only to pot plants in They will mark just so it was done right here and do better in such than in tin cans now she took a notion girl suc Womans Home Companion 10 said the Ten dollars is Â¬ Â¬ womb my ovaries were diseased and for fifteen years I was a burden to myself I was operated upon three different times with only temporary relief also tried many doctors LydiaE Pink hams Vegetable Compound was recommended to me by a lady friend and after taking four bottles I was like a new wo- Â¬ man I had been married nine years and had no children I now have a beautiful little girl and we feel assured she is the result of my taking the Compound g ft ft j mnmmmKp Mluniu think of changing your location S remember this Nebraska s soil is rich an easily tilled No rocks and stumns A11 Srains and f ruits that succeedin g fc other states in same latitude flourish there The climate is well nigh perfect the air being dry and free from t malaria An abundance of pure water is found It is a great State for stock raising and feeding There is no State in the Union where a jjj hard working farmer can do so well Thousands of poor men have become rich in Nebraska Farms can now be bought on easy terms Prices are low A handsome illustrated pamphlet describing Nebraska will be j sent free on application to P S EUSTIS General Passenger Agent Chicago Hi6i3aJIn WlJ j j- - 11514 Permanently cured by using DR WHITEHALLS RHEUMATIC CURE Tno surest and tho best Sample sent THE DR WHITEHALL HEGRIMINE CO South Bend Indiana FREE on mention of this publication LIVE STO VP St Millville N Mat Modern science and past experience have produced nothing so effective in CUTS or any other Spec Out shown treating diseases of the female organs as Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- Â¬ imen Book in anybelowÂ¬ at or pound and Sanative Wash used according to special directions Quoted prices for same If you know any woman who is suffering and who is unable to secure relief ft NKeflogg Newspaper to or who is sorrowful because she believes herself barren tell her to write to Electrotypers and Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass and ask her advice The thousands of Mrs Stereotypers Pinkhams cures are all recorded for quick reference and a reply will be promptly W Fifth St I 335 sent wholly without charge that will direct her what to do CINCIAXATI Mrs B Bluhm 4940 San Francisco Ave St Louis Mo writes It has been my great desire to have a babe Since taking your medicine my wish is fulfilled t J B Wilson 323 Sassafras GKfe CUTS SSaBK5s53aMRP ACETYLENE GAS The Light of the Future Why not be InÂ¬ dependent an d own your own little gas plant which will give yon six times more light than ordinary gas or electric lights it one half the coat Applicable fox use in churches stores factories residences and country homes Safer than ordi Â¬ nary gas or kero Â¬ sene lamps ApÂ¬ proved by the Boards CfliIVS STOCK wHI furnish duplicates JiESxsi Lif swmmmmm mmmmmm SBmmumMmM ofgfKliE41 - lire Insurance Under wri tera throughout all of i J LydiaEPinKtiamsYegetaWeCompoiifiajAWomansRemedyforWomansIllS T h na i oung Yet Exercise We drlieht to do an early f rlnd cood turn Tlie woriine parts or f WW EKSa mm j How far is it from the earth to the moon was the first question asked by those who were to determine the young mans fitness for the place he sought How fah am it from de earf to de moon echoed the applicant Mv Lawd boss if yous gwine to put me ou dif route J dont want de job With that the young man grabbed his hat and left as though he were chased -- but button smoothly over her wrists her shoes are dainty and polished Her tells a ffood one when he sets warmed on bonnet or hat is pinned on straight the civil service question said one of the statesmen who came to help the Michigan and her hair is neatness itself She is dub celebrate Washingtons birthday the picture of delicate finish and whole oinesrhere in the south a bright colored boy appeared before the commission to be Borne order Would that we could come s her somewhat oftener N Y examined for the position of letter earric Ledger He Didnt Want the Route 1 VV FiveFingcr nine ever going everlmfinc power donbhnc PT por S6 Motor n run like a lucycle for WO They UP-TO-DA- ANY AERMOTOrr EXCHANGED FOR A ROLLER RPARINCxephyr run 5elpTi United State3 Wc want a first class agent in ev Â¬ ery town Write for prices and catalogue tho I THE XATIOXAI ACKTYIjEXK GAS CO 111C MohawH Ulilr Cleveland O i PKiaaiP fTJEEVt EKDtURKAMEOHAP0STALfRD WE WILL SEND YOU QUIZ I50VAC ILLUSTRATED GXALQGVE FREE VND Although the Estey name is fifty years old it is yet young This is manifested in frequently added new styles The Estey Phonoriurrr THE NEW BEATS THE OLD AS THE OLD RPAT THE WOODEN WHEEL wheel On receiDt of unuint revised motor but not or vane will be sent to replace old one men ft for u21cft nd are made like witch every movable part on rollers Doubles geared mill power TbeAermotor ran when all other Bills stood still and made the steel windrow Business 98 fi I Best in theWorld for ail Purposes e82Srr4 S f 11 tv rue to 5 W sav naiP1 - Tlio Standard Soaleand Supply Co P1TTSBUBGH - Warns Repeating Arms Co 180WlNCU5TCfHWB NEW HAYEK Manufacturers tlicap CO itd OWN 1 doi returned Oner utjcct to cancellation at any rime i It your old wheel is not an Aermotor write for term of swap new for old to go on old lower rou can put li on aerootor iot vmap w hl Pa I UUUlUWU tRKK CaTAtnnPK finn nnn AuRcS Farms Timber Mineral Colonj Undi WllCRAWronP South A SahilHc - eairtrnas Tpbd Detroit Free Press marked A moneyless man gees Chocolate II lane 3Ianpre One quart of milk half a box of gelatine soaked in one cup of water four tablespoonfuls of grated chocolate rubbed smooth in a little milk three eggs extract of vanilla to taste Heat milk until boilinjr then add other in- j redients and bcil five minutes Pour the 1 Ssto mold Serve eold with sugar jl fast thresh cream or custardN YTXedcer WRITPJF VI 111 1 L Is tbo only sure euro in tho world for Chronic Ul Â¬ HN IC TEAGLET TVashlngten if yon want to secure- a patent Â¬ the latest development A pipe organ tone at little more than cabinet organ prices is Onrjfivo polntet discourse coxn pJoto with catalogue sent free 1 Estey Organ Cof BuJfiebdro Vt x cers Bone Ulcera Scrofulous Ulcers Vari Â¬ m cose Ulcers Onucreuc Fever Sores and all Old Sores It never fails Draws out all poibon ffisk TIIK2n1snMnlilft dl4tO40 Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent HCREAT CLEARING SALE of 97 and 16 Best salve for Abscesses Piles JXnrna Cuts vn and all Fresh Wounds By mail small 33c larjre modelsbest malear y7 to io 1 approval without a ftntjgymeiit Free uno G3c Boot free F AXLJ3N aiKlICIKi CO St Paul Minn Sold by llrueuIiU or wheel toourngcnia hhiojw hj ipinn How to Jnrn HlflSiX JH xr jv ulZi mm mu bihyole uj KssOQsisSeS ana SEZtUVflLsl CIIRFS WHFRF nil PISP Fans Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time sola Joy aruRRlsts m Wz J inoney PFEC1 Ab WnndprlnKK AwliccaB0UTerir leach V nooirof art FKEJSiur atuxnp waile they las TV MEAD CYOlJS CO CHICAGO I i A JPIUM ana nuiikev Hcult cure nthomewltnout nntti Bunk oi7 particulars seuiFJCKli B M WOOLJJJY M J Atlanta Gf NK whpm E please state that yoa saw tW jeat la tbls payer wwinriivcL nnn Bvvvfiiiva A4rr ft 1702 J ggraws sjy I s TI BBWggpgwTFWgM f i ft f inSK - 8 To Cure A Cold In One Day Â¬ THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY MARCH 29 L898 CARLISLE A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges- tion or any form of stomach trouble remem ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will ne restored to you Trial sizes luc li doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of V T Br oks druggist Paris I I - -- r Take Laxative firomo Quinine Tab- News Culled From Nicholas County Precincts lets All druggists refund the money it it fails to cure 25c For sale by W It will pay the Carlisle people to call T Brooks and Jarues Kennedy Paris on J T Hinton and get his prices on Ky carpets lurniture lace curtains and Ky furnishing The Northwestern Mutual life has anvthing else in the house tf line i H GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU - lijan xm j p f Trouble and Constipation I was unable to muoley cow clo anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they AtKokomo Ind Eld Mitchell 74 have cured me Kor tho beneflt of otLcr so afflicted I wish to send this letter died of heart disease while on his knees Very truly yours old by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free fc HOW TO FIND OirT paid to representatives of its policy Â¬ Fill a bottle or common glass with urine holders and to itspolicv holders and is SCINTILLATIONS and let it stand twenty four hours n spdi 180000000 an now holding tor them ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy conexcess over premium reoeipts of over An Interesting Jumble Of News And dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too 20000000 tf Comment frequent desire to urinate or pain in the B Gordon will lecture in back is also convincing proof that the kid- It will pny you to call and see Gen John The Northwestern is carrying nearly neys and bladder are out of order the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing WHAT T DO good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock 1000000 insurance on the lives of Stanford on April 7th There is comfort in the knowldg so often Bouibon Countys representative citi Â¬ The Bath county Fiscal Court has expressed that Dr Kihneis bwuuip liout zens Call ou R P Dow Jr for contracted for turnpikes to the amount the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liverÂ¬ 2Goc 8t parriculars part of urinary pas bladder yet to be sages and every inability the hold of 22600 Three roads are corrects Itpain in passing i to bad urine and or scalding eflecti folpurchased YV S Anderson lowing use of liquor wine or beer and overToll gate raiders in Jessamine county comes that unpleasant necjsslty of being to get up mauytimes during the OI Peck P O Pike Co 0 Recommends tried to use dynamite on a toll gate and compelled night to urinate The mild and the extraor-Â¬ Wrights felerv Capsules dinary eflect of swamp Knot is soon realized To the Wright Medical Co were fired on by troops highebt for its wonderful cures Loumbus Ohio It stands thedistressing ca as Oewts I have purchased a box of Wrights If you the most 1G and 18 for 9 days only 8999 A Louisville man was fined 10 last ofmedicine you should have the best ned Worth Celery Capsules from lames T Blaser drug a sold sister-in-laa by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar Morcn gist Waverly O and used them forStomacii week for calling his to ana 14 tor 9 davsntiv 7 After the most wonderful business in Fall anrl Wintpr finnrl wo avat hurl wp arp wpn satisfied for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of n and- - now j Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Â¬ Â¬ FOR NINE DAYS ON LY and Overcoats Ulsters Gapes Shoesc guch e- READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS xr 5 Â¬ Â¬ Mens and Boys Suits Worth Worth and 1ft for 9 days only and 6 for 9 days only Worth and 4 for 9 days only Worth 350 and 5 for 9 days odly 12 8 5 Ladies and Misses Jackets and 15 12 Â¬ w W S ADEKSOJI praying at church Land and a Living - Are best and chpapest in the New South Easy terms Land 3 to 5 an acre 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 - Â¬ RAILROAD TDtE CARD L r NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1008 a m 538 p m 10lo p in From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 135 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 742 a in 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS From Cincinnati To Cincinnati i45 a in 755 a m 340 p m To Lexington 750 a mvll05 a m 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent Five out of six pardons granted Fri- Â¬ Wrignts Celery Tea cures constipaday by acting Gov Worthmgton were tion sick headaches 25c at druggists for murder MRS LAURA WEISBTAUF An Elk lodge will be organized at Of Murry Ind Becommends Wrights Cynthiana Celery Capsules Dr Ben L Bruner prison physician at Frankfort penitentiary has been Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 busy for the last few days vaccinating The Wright Medical Co prisoners He has up to Friday night Columbus Ohio yaccinated over 800 of the 1309 Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celerj7 Capsules frin Your Life Insured lc a Day L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble Our insurance is protected by bank with which I had been afflicted for more able paper on the Capital City Bank of than 15 years Since taking your Cap- Â¬ Columbus O There can be no stronger sules I have lost all trace of pain and my guarantee given you We dare not use stomach is entirely well I can eat any a banks name without authority if you thing and can truthfully say that I have doubt it write them Good health is not felt better in years Wrights the best life insurance Yours Respectfully Celery Capsules gives yon good health Mrs Laura Weishauft they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Sold by W T Brook at iUc aud 100 trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment per box Send add rey on postal to the costs lc a day A sight draft on above Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for bank in every 1 box which brings trial size free vour money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Â¬ Â¬ both sent iree by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bottle Mention The Paris KvNKWSaud send your address to Dr Co Blughampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen- 24sp lmo uiness of this otier Â¬ You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet 649 4 37 319 229 200 Ladies 200 Ladies Mufflers worth CTJWorth 100 Blankets worth Sailors Black and all colors 25c 125 now 59c Comforts worth 100 now 50c 1 00 now 50c Plaid Dress Goods 5c Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600rnow 275 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 now 2 19 12 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 400 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 11 Ladies Capes worth each 450 now 212 18 Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 163 7 Ladies Capes worth each 99 200 now Ladies Wool Hose now 10c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton ldO Specials For 9 Days Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Celluloid Collars 5cy worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c wor h double Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worfrh double Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders Kc worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Canton FLmnel Drawers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double Men Ladies and Childrens Shoes rruk Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only fiUCT Jbaaies bnoes 2U0 lor 9 days onlv 100 Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 Ladies Shoes 400 for 9 days only 2 00 Mens Boots and Shoe- - worth 00rnow Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now Men Bwots and Shoes worth 300 now Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 now Mens Boots ancf Shoes worth 200 now 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 1 yds Lonsdale Cotton 100 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 200 150 100 125 175 For Rent 61 Three rooms for rent at Walker Ave WE WILL GIVE Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adve- - n tf Mrs Laura -- C - Taylor 00 Â¬ tion sick headaches Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa 25c Â¬ at druggists I 4 OFironic Dppepsia Cured Send your linen to Haggard Reeds a good finish Steam Laundry for tf FOR THE OLDEST It will pay persons wishing to purchase anything in embroidery finished pieces started pieces or stamped linens to visit Mrs Nannie Browns millinery store during the remainder of Many fine the embroidery display pieces will be on sale at bareain prices In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the The contest for the beautiful premium exchange of a new piano We make will close Thursday March 31st 3t T this remarkable offer as we want the instrument for a special purpose Landheths garden seeds All you have to do is to send us the ftllotvin Spears McDermott information on a postal card viz lYourname tf 2 SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc Stemway Piano Â¬ JLJl1 BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARJS KY HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK- - BROTHER kjj VJ- - if The award of 25000 willbe decided DESIRE to sell my honse and ot the offer on April 15th 1898 from the applications with blacksmith ehop at Jackson- Â¬ Davis Thompson Isgrig sent to us before that time and the ville Ky 1 will sell for half cash bal The Northwesterns dividends t decision will be announced immediately auce in twelve months For further particulars address or call on policy holders are unequaled and to thereafter BENJ F SHARON procure Northwestern dividends 3ou a3oct tfl Jacksonville Ky Co must carry Northwestern insurance tf -- We are offering some choice ladies misses and childrens shoes at special prices Dont fail to take adyantage of Location of your residence 3 Postoffice 4 address Factory number of your piano The number will be found stamped on the wrest plank near the tuning pins 5 Paperin which you saw this advertisement IJ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE I L Ky HTflrrriTfifln lzPITOhio- - K r - W 9- - C ATI i- I vjssBKOsr Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati we nave Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ernest Urchs k 123 W 4th St TUESDAY April 19TH month stand Co r Main St between 6th and 7th St and we are Paris offering the best KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE COAL 1898 AT 11 AlYD 12 CTS PERBUSHEL Give us a trial jut opened f upSafrot the Midland Coal - - - ffieasiaR r Shirt waists FTER suCeria for nearly thirty years iron dyspepsia Sirs LT E Dugdale wife of a prominent business man of Warsaw N Y writes For 23 years I was a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a weak stomach The lightest food produced distress causing severe pain and the forma Â¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried numerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Kcrve and Liver Pills and Kervine Within a week I commenced improving and per Â¬ sisting in tho treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels 121 so the dealers say will Cincinnati THKICE-A-AVEE- K Til 18 33 returning every second Tuesday in each delivered be more popular than ever this season NEW YORK WORLD EDITION Pages a ICG ri so we have taken every precaution to be fully prepared to launder them to suit the taste of the most fastidious You will find the latest improved ma- Â¬ chinery obtainable in our plant and a fine force of the most experienced hand to Papers a War vek any old symptoms VS Dr Miles Remedies 5afii B v SSW are sold by all drug Â¬ feCT fWIHfie- gists under a positive ra L guarantee first bottle p benefits or money re Â¬ hp Restores funded Book on dis- Â¬ eases of the heart and m Health isaiw nerves free Address Wi - Jr l Whether in the form of pill powder or liquid the doctors prescription for ironera so if you are at all particular about your work send it to us as our blood diseases is always the same trade is composed chiefly of particular mercury or potash These drugs bottle up the poison and dry it up m the people Phone 4 system but they also dry up the marrow tf Bourbon Steam Laundry in the bones at the same time The suppleness and elasticity of the joints give way to a stiffness the racking pains of rheumatism The form gradually bends the bones ache while decrepitude and helplessness prema I wish to rent at once a very desirable tmvsly take possession of the body and I rick centrally located it is but a short step to a pair of residence Then comes falling of Rent is extremely reasonable and house crutches the hair and decay of the bones a con- Â¬ in good repair Apply at once to dition truly horrible FOR ONE DOLLAIi Published every Alternate Day except Sunday Residence For Rent Â¬ N C DR MILE3 MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind mm I have 3t FISHER Real Estate Agent Paris Ky 1potash Contagious Blood Poison the curse Shotes For Sale 22 cattle shotes that will average about 90 pounds which I desire to sell at once Apply to WM 0 TARR Paris Ky For Rent or Sale A SIX ROOM HOUSE on Stoner Avenue in Paris Ky has two porches necessary outbuildings and one acre of ground Call on JJ McOLINTOCK Paiis Ky CL years tbis shoe by alone lias distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes aro the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S2GO and 200 shoes for men S250 and for boys and youths SSOOW L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over lOU0C00 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and stj les and of every vari Â¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata Â¬ logue to V L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 14 W L DOUGLAS 3 SHOE theeWord merit For 15 or address 22mar tf MARTIN Third Ave Paris Ky 532 most horrible of all diseases and has al ways baffled the doctors Their pot- Â¬ ash and mercury bottle up the poison but it always breaks forth again attack- Â¬ ing some delicate organ frequently the mouth and them rlJiJt a t s v2 ill throat filling suxca witiji eating II SSS is the only gfNLH known cure for this vW 14 WPWiT1 Ills 5i disease It is guar- Â¬ anteed nurelv vege table and one thousand dollars reward is offered for proof to the contrary It never fails to cure Contagious Blood Poison Scrofula Eczema Rheumatism Cancer or any other disease of the blood If you have a blood disease take a remedy which will not injure you Beware of mercury dont do violence to your system Dcjnt get bottled up Our books sent free to any address Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga of mankind is the The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of References DrsW publication and the freshness accuracy J Fithian and variety of its contents It has all Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C the merits of a great- 6 daily at the D Cram of Paris the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- Â¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- W O tify It is against the monopolies and for th people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important news points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by THE VERY BEST great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the OLD RELIABLE PROMPT- household and womens work and other F AYING special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 - THE PARIS COAL CO Optician La ndman has been visiting this city regularly for over ALVA CRAWFORD five years and has ad CARL CRAWFORD justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from 2z5ZLjgext Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- Shop comer Mam and Fifth Sts ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free CRAWFORD BROS Â¬ IB2fo03js i Â¬ WRUP PEPSI IV CURES CONSTIPATJON HI Rk DR CALDWELLS Â¬ HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance iner f ALL PAPER paper Do you expect to do any We will rpth vnn NON UNION iarge selection of samples fiom 3c per rroll ud all new nnlnriTins ari tip to date WE PAY FRWanrn I We want ai aSent in evpry town to sell on commission from Jarge sample books v uapuu icijuucu or samples or particulars address 747 753 S WOLF Ninth Ave N Y City w riHiiKJrlHi N JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable EAS TER ill til 3 I Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is SUITS -- OF THE- - Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists- - Finest Imported Cloth Hews audi Opinions OP Sew Training Stables ing Stables in the suburbs of Paris Ky lately occupied by John T Hedges A splendid track is attached to these stables which have every modern con- Â¬ venience Grape Vines At Cost TRUE National Importance 80 AND The same Suit will cost you 4 35 50 THE SUN - and elsewhere I have secured Doug Thomas Train- Â¬ TOW Nobby Business Suits a year 2500 TOO and CON TAINS BOTH Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail 6 8 Fine Trousers 800 - J P KIELY CALDWELLS J friends and patrons at my new quarters I m will be glad to greet- all rny old to - a year SDR ra PEPSI J 1 DIGESTION 0L SWEARENGEN l W PAIS KENTUCKY 22mar lmo M BUSHBERG j Mfi istKe greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world By mail a year Price 5c a copy Address THE SUN New York The Sunday Sun PARIS FURHISHIMG JOE MUNSON Gutter TAILORIHQC0 - H S STOUT Manager