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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 1, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 1, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898040101_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 1, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. JWjHiqy Wjg Htff ig mrm WgHHIWW vTj 3SRrri 55TT ser TUC CHAMP MILLER B OURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established Editors and Owners FEB a 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR k4B t PARIS BOURBON CO KT FRIDAY APRIL NORTH MIDDLETOWN 1 1898 NO 26 Of Certain Novelties ¬ the family o Mr F W Houston W of Wades we show 50 patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale Mill D Thompson and wifein Florida who spent the winter All shades all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar left for home on Wednesday 7 John G Rogers newspaper and florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red magazine agency which represents Catchy Frency 2000 leading American and 500 British and blue 4 German French Russian etc period- ¬ icals will also receiye and renew subA few special stripes in silk effects with and without frieze with scriptions for The Bourbon News tf mouldings to match They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric War has been declared One of the fiercest battles in the history of the K 12 2c C B College will take place this New colors in ingrains with large floral borders and ceilings Seven bright evening in the Chapel young ladies and three farmer boys A4- - 1 K S5 Hp all of whom will reflect honor upon The most equisite line of English Chintz and floral designs their teacher Miss Etha VanArsdell 10 dollar srs it 2c per foot to close out will declaim for a handsome A remi ant lot of Room Mold in be pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wil gold medal Two of the judges will at ¬ to from Paris A cordial invitation only last a few days tend is extended to everyone Special Scribe mamr The new goods are coming faster uhan can be mentioned Mrs that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go nesday W F Bryan was in Paris Wedunheralded and unsung We would call your particular attention to It is a suberb line exclusive Watson Judy was in Mt Sterling our Wall Paper etock this seaon patterns original ideas the designers are creators of styles not follow- Wednesday Mrs L D Talbott is spending a few ers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded for inferior goods Just look over the line or such parts of it as will days in Cincinnati Joe Houston of Kansas is visiting interest you and we are sure you will agree with us as to its merits Interesting Paragraphs Gathered By A ¬ At 5c At l 2c At 10c At ¬ permit you 0 drop up to Paris and see Mrs Cornay Watsons Easter millinery today or to morrow The display is ex quisiteiy beautiful and will pay you for the trip It Miss Luclee Allen gave a progressive euchre party Wednesday evening sis teen couples being present The house was beautifully decorated with flowers and an elegant lunch was served The found It pays to advertise pocket book containing 10 and the found gold spectacles both of which wer advertised in this column have through this medium been quickly re-¬ stored to their rightful owners Mr John Cooper of the Kentucky Milling Coiof Nepton was here Tues day and placed several orders for flour ship stuff bran etc Merchants and farmers will save by writing for prices This is one of the best mills in the FRANK CO state l 0 m Carpsts Furniture Wall Paper IfT Roxy MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered 1 day for Louisville where they will make theirhome having moved there from Maysyille Mr Milam has pro cured a track there and will train some good horses this season At sale yf Jas W Paynes estate Wednesday 42 head of extra cattle 1150 nonnds 6 30 milch cows from 25 to 40 to 50 7 head horses from 120 2 work mules hogs at 3 25 46 97 100 35 Win Milnni and dnughters Mrs Misses Garey and hristine left Thurs ¬ ¬ WHY IS NOT THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to tlieir merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by O EDWARDS I Rurc John T Judy Jr has a bad case of inumps Miss Mary Boulden is still very ill with malarial fever Mr A J Styles of Mason was here this week on business Leave your Cut flowers for Easter l2t orders with Joe Mock Dr W M Miller and wife will re- ¬ turn from Atlanta to night Mrs Allen of Robertson county is the guest of J H Curtis and family Collier Bros sold Dave Pence their crop of tobacco at 10 cents all round P F ONeal of Mayalick is the guest of Mr Martin ONeal this week I Elder Cave of Arbuckle Tenn will preach Sunday at the Christian Church SPEClAiacare taken with ladiea and Mrs J EL Fulton and son have re- ¬ children8 White Wear Reasonable turned from a visit with relative at Mt prices Rhone 4 Olivet qTBOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY tf T P Wadell aul family have re ¬ turned f Iom a visit with relatives in Isgrig are Mason Davis JThompson A J Hitt returned Tuesday from an offering surprising bargains in mens extended trip to New Orleans and Hot and boysfstyliBh shoes The prices are right tf Springs tf la And About The cattle shotes 326 implements and household goods sola wen L G Auxier and Company have opened their d apartment store in the old They will have Methodist Church everything carried iu a department store dry goods clothing groceries canned goods fruits candies etc country trade taken for goods All conveniences for hitching horses close to store Call and learn their prices before you purchase It Marguerite Blakely aged 2 years and 7 months one of the twin daughters of Rer H B Blakely and wife nee Miss Sue Marshal daughter of Mr Jno Marshal near town died Monday at Atlanta Gra of pneumonia and the re ¬ mains were brought here for burial Wednesday Mrs Blakely accompan- ¬ ied the remains her husband having to remain with the other daughter who is quite ill f farmiug fat When the Street will Blossom as the Rose s What is Worn and Where to Find It Vt W J nnvplfipc n Tnrlioo neckwear for Easter at Frank All tViP Cos Vifc t 1 Kid Gloves in the latest color- ings for Easter at Frank Cos rfci j5 IV -- - Jeweled Belts and Fancy Buck- - nfwn MlrTKrwl IS THE CHEAT RPavne AT 1mi an All j w v A j vi j LJn - k j feMcOlintcksordMonS I doiDgrsfaclasswork Haggd Reeds new laundry is GiraTis aicali3 UEKGGARDSStRES v HifllHHBftHBHkAkblf y WLr r ik JL zM Costumes for V m A ready to wear Easter at Frank Cos J v i THROAT and LUftSG REMEDY Sold by James Kennedy Druggist reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ROYAL ed to married Ladies Jl lTMm A I V VmTP C nMI 4nTn UU ULIlOr XUJT YV XJOi TPfrtmittlCT JTJUttJX JJV 3USXM XVbM J JxIUJ TJ O TXtJJlO OUU itOtiX3 for circular Price 100 per box e Doxes for 500 eeSend The only safe sure and m PILLS saifei A 1 33DR MOTTS CEDBXKLIGAXi CO For Sale By W T Brooks jPruggist Cleveland Ohio Yoa can do It best easiest Quickest with a Planet Jr s Horse Hoe It pulverizes the earto in a ecientinc kills the weeds lets the air and moisture in makes the crop crow Its a cultivator as well as a hoe does either kind or work equally well If you till your farm or garden with rianes jr tools you will be surmised at tne decrease in worK j r iVVM wr ana tne increase m pront mere is a score 01 tnese macnines any one of which will do as much as h ve or bIx good men d do it better The latest Ideas In modern farming plainly set forth In the Planet Jr Book for 1898 rMalled free S I ALLEN CO 1107 Market St Phllada yno tway W Stir the Earth cfeft j Sjraaazr jm sjtzck VWkX AA f sr day seven head of No 1 cattle to Cyn thiana butchers Ernest Butler sold an Ideal --wheel to Walter Anderson He is also agent for several other good wheels It Mrs Jas A Butler and Rev Laird and wife visited Webb Reynolds and wife on Cane Ridge Tuesday Julian Adair heirel 2000 from his grand father I R Pipers estate Mr Piper recently died at Carlisle Miss Bessie Davis of Mexico Mo guest of Miss Lucile Judy went to Mt Sterling yesterday to visit relatives Mclntyre McClintock shipped a car of hogs yesterday by way of the Midland to Cincinnati on account of high water Frank Davidson who is well known as Old Farmer Hopkins and has plaved here before will appear at the Opera house here on April 25th Some miscreant shot through Mrs Feebacks house near the old cemetery Tuesday night The bullet went through two doors and into the wall bay For sale or trade A gelding 16 hands high good worker Will trade you for good cow or mule It Jas A Butler It will pay the Millersburg people to call on J T Hinton and get his prices on carpets furniture lace curtains and anything else in the house furnishing line tf Ladies the trains run just right to MSIiTtvre zFlls Get your onion sets of McDermott Spears tf Spears PimOlas at McDermott Wanted Organdies both imported and iy American at Frank Cos iw m Buyers for the best stock of carpets to be found in Central Ken- ¬ tucky Cull at J T Hintons Hiiirriiiiiniriiiniiiiiiiiiminiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimia 1 Waist at Frank The new style Taffeta Cos Silk rurnnike Notice All poisons wishing to bid for the con- ¬ liiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiriMiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiitiiil r 1 11 11 11 11 n 11 11 11 ii 111111 11 1 111 11 im 1 11 1 1 11 11 mi mi 11 Jaunty Jackets Capes and Shirt E structing and repairing the turnpikes in Waists for Easter at Frank Cos E Bourbon county are hereby notified to 2d send iu sealed bids on or before the day of April next as the regular Fiscal iiiijiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniJiiiiirjiiimiiiiiiiMiii Court meets on the oth day of April Bids in District No 1 must be left EiiiiimiiiiMiiiiiimiHiiiiiiiriiiimiimiiiiiimig with Mr Ed Turner No 2 with Mr Ready-to-weMcClintock and No 3 with Mr Linne plain and bro- E who han the Turnpike Commissioners EE caded Satin Skirts all lengths will give any person or persons desiring U at Frank Cos E to bid full particulars Bids may be offered with or without IllIllIIIIlUIHIIIIIUlIHIIIIIIlIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIinl the use of the machinery belonging to the county IM II J H LI1 II II The lowest and best bids if any will be accepted The Fiscal Court reserves Plain and Fancy Ribbons for E E the right to accept or reject any or all E Sashes in the latest colorings at bids E Frank Cos ar s 11 1111111111 1 1111 1 11 1111 11 111 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 W M PURNELL s td Jndge of Bourbon County liuimiiiiiiiiiuimiuiiiimiimiiiMimiLiiiiiiiia HiiiiiHMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiLiiiiiiiiiiiinimii Wash goods for Dresses and E Waists in endless variety at EASTER PHOENIX BICYCLES OF THE- - SUITS -- i E Frank Cos E VCl liHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiminiiia EiinniiiiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiinMinnininmimirim Grenadines in figured plaid and g Cos 3 Bayadere effects at Frank 1 11 11111111 5 Si Finest Imported Cloth 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 u 111 u 111 n 111 1 1 1 1 nn 1 1 11 j j 13 jb i 30 AND The same Suit will cost you K a- 35 50 IV f A rr 45 and elsewhere - r - kJXiCJ XitllCUUH Gilro PI aids fffo checks and stripes in nf TTrnnlr - A - Ar fJrfi v 4 t - a p- - Hi u - Nobby Business Suits 2500 TOO and Fine Trousers 800 CO STAND THE RACKET Easy Riding Strictly High Grade Wheels SOLD BY PARIS FURHISHIHG HS JOE MUNS0N Cutter TAILORIHG STOUT Manager DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN FRANK 404 MAIN STBEET 5 Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc LJMII lAdtta sagrtraai 2 iV THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL CUBAN INDEPENDENCE Mr Bailey Introduces a Resolution in the House Speaker Keed Declared the Meas ¬ ure Out of Order 31 ¬ 1 1898 ALL EYES ON SPAIN Will Her Answer LETTING OFF STEAM Senatoro Offer Several Warlike- Res lutions Congress Takes the Helm - RECONCENTRADO ORDER In the Eastern Province of Cnba To Be FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS ate Thursday passed a bill for the protection ol song birds providing that the importation in to the United States of birds feathers or parts ¬ i f k r it V ii- - f i5 - s I Washington March bers of the foreign relations commit¬ saw the president Wednesday An Early Reply is Being Framed at tee who IToraker Offers Resolution Recog ¬ assured the other members that the Senator Cuban Independence Which Madrid to Avert if Possible the nizing Cuban situation will come to a head in Expected Outbreak in the is the One Most Likely to Be a very few days and that congress American Congress Faborably Reported would be informed The utmost limit Washington March 30 Mr Mor- ¬ Madrid March 30 Complete tran placed upon the time when the matter quility prevails here and in the prov- will be settled one way or another is rill Vt from the finance committee inces Public opinion is quieted by one week while others thought that it reported a joint resolution providing the belief that the difficulties between might be within 48 hours for the importation free of duty of The committee considered that it military supplies secured abroad into Spain and the United States will be ar ¬ ranged in a friendly manner and the would be unwise in view of negotia- ¬ the United States and asked for its im ¬ newspapers place great store upon the tions now on to precipitate matters at mediate consideration It was passed It was said that congress conference between Gen Woodford this time Several joint resolutions bearing the United States minister and Senoi need not take action to hurry the ad ¬ upon the Cuban question were intro- ¬ Sacrasta the premier which took place ministration in view of what had been duced each creating a lively sensation The at 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon exp- learneda by members motion of senate¬ as it was read Chair ressing-the belief thatit will have passed resolution on The first was by Mr Allen Neb important pacific results The Span man Davis of the foreign relations Mr Allens resolution was at his re- ¬ ish newspapers also say the govern committee allowing them to sit during¬ quest laid on the table ment oi Spain has decided to do every the session of the senate The2 commitA declaration was next introduced thing possible to avoid war if the tee will resume its session at oclock by Mr Rawlins Utah recognizing honor and dignity of Spain are not af Wednesday afternoon the independence of Cuba and declar-¬ The only distinctive feature of the ing war against Spain fected The note Minister Woodford pre- meeting was the general disposition Mr Foraker Ohio then presented a sented is practically a repetition of manifested to wait for a reasonable resolution recognizing the independ- ¬ ¬ the one presented in September which time upon the president and the senti- ¬ ence of Cuba and favoring armed in ¬ in interests of humanity asked Spain ment in this direction was quite unani- tervention Mr Foraker asked that for an immediate cessation of hostili- mous upon the part of the members the resolution go to the foreign rela Tfie meeting was largely devoted to ties in Cuba tions committee said that the consideration of the testimony his resolution hadHe been Spains reply to this demand it is long ¬ known is now receiving the earnest taken by the Maine court of in ¬ delayed He had intended he nificance could be secured consideration of the Spanish authori- quiry A majority of the members of said to present it at the opening of At the cabinet council Sonor Capde ties at Madrid and their final reply the committee found that they had not the session last December but he had don minister of the interior explain- ¬ time to read this testimony and withheld at may be reasonably expected within had it that time because much of it which appealed to individ ¬ tenor of the presidents message of the ed the results of the elections and the next few days ual members was read by them to the message he said gave promise Thai Senor Moret read a series of import- ¬ that ¬ ONE MORE BODY RECOVERED full committee The general under ¬ within a reasonable time definite and ant documents relative to the situa- ¬ tion of the reconcentrados in Cuba standing appeared to be that the sitThe Mangrove Did Not Take American Of ¬ uation was such that the report and the decisive action would be taken by the and the results of the efforts hitherto administration as soon as ficers From Cuba testimony will have to be fully con- ¬ should be given a fair trial autonomy fore made for their relief A resona Havana March o0 Tuesday the sidered in arriving at a conclusion In ble time seems now to have elapsed Moretview of these documents Senor¬ body of Frank Andrews of Chemung present disposition of the The people of While the the country realize that proved proposed and the council ap N Y was recovered It was identified committee is to oblige the president an open credit of 3000000 by marks on the clothing It is be it was made evident that a large ma all necessary time has been given Spain to be placed at the disposition of pesos Gen lieved that one of the bodies recovered jority of the committee would favor to bring peace to the stricken island Blanco by cable to be used in succor- ¬ Mr Foraker declared Monday is that of John Anderson vigorous action as soon as it is made Autonomy had absolutely failed but just as its ing necessitous reconcentrados and to Col Tejeda who is operating toward evident that diplomatic resources have facilitate means of work Uaracoa and Sierra Maestra province been exhausted What form this action failure was realized the country was willing to return to their for those holdings of Santiago De Cuba has destroyed will take was not discussed at Wednes ¬ confronted by the De Lome incident with the supply of needful advances to according to the palace accounts ex- ¬ days meeting of the committee no Scarcely had the excitement created enable them to till the ground tensive intrenchments of the insur- ¬ preference being shown for any of the by this subsided when what has been Washington March 31 ¬ gents used in defending the zone of four resolutions before the committee styled the Maine incident threw the dent received Wednesday The presimorning a into a excite cultivation The Spanish lost five It was stated by a senator who called country Since thathurricane ofthe sen- ¬ cablegram from Minister Woodford at mene time said killed and four wounded but captured upon President McKinley Wednesday Madrid in which large stores of tobacco the insurgents and discussed the Cuban question that ator we have been awaiting patiently lished report that he confirms the pub he had an extended under restraint expected to export the administration was taking no part and board of inquiry for the report of conference with Premier Sagasta Tues ¬ That report is day No Reports from the relief train to the in the alleged purchase negotiations the interior brought back from Cienfue He said that this may be talked in New now before the committee on foreign reached as definite conclusion was the Minister desires to gos indicate that everything is satis York and by New York men but he did relations Whatever may be done as place the matter under consideration factory Special Commissioner Louis not think it was a part of the adminis to the Maine incident action must before the queen regent and the other come upon the general Cuban ques- ¬ Klopsch is with the relief train moving trations policy regarding Cuba members of the ministry The con- ¬ through Havana province John J McCook of New York again tion Mr Foraker said he hoped at a later ference was adjourned until Thurs The Mangroves departure from here denied that he was a member or repre- ¬ daj Although Mr Woodford does without the United States officials it is sentative of any Syndicate to put up date to address the senate at length not give any details of what transpired upon his resolution said by an officer on board to have an indemnity for Cuban independence Mr Frye Me said he had not in- ¬ at the meeting yet his message is very been due to a change of orders render taking Cuban bonds in return He hopeful in tone and gives the president ed necessary hy the unexpected quiet added that he thought if there were tended to offer a resolution at this hope that a final settlement of the in Cuba any such proposition Spain or the time but in view of others proposed question at issue may be determined Spanish people themselves would take he would present the one he had pre- ¬ at Thursdays conference The main FOREIGN RELATIONS a large portion of any bonds Cuba pared reciting the conditions in Cuba question discussed at the meeting All Eyes Now Turned On This Committee might issue The talk about the pur- ¬ and directing the president in his dis- ¬ Tuesday between Mr Woodford and They Can Open Hostilities by Favorably chase of Cuba was very prevalent at cretion to take steps to drive the naval Premier Sagasta is known to have Reporting the white house Wednesday but no and military forces from the island been the prompt cessation of Washington March 10 Much in ¬ one presumed to speak regarding The resolutions were all except Mr hostilities on the island of Cuba terest is felt in the meeting of the sen Spains attitude Allens referred to the committee on the release of the reconcen- ¬ ate committee on foreign illations foreign relations The sub committee on naval affairs trados with permission for them to which is called for 1030 a m Wednes has unanimously recommended a ¬ At the conclusion of the presenta- ¬ fa day to consider the various resolutions vorable report on the naval personnel tion of resolutions Mr Mason was return to their homes and resume their introduced in the senate Tuesday recognized for a speech on the presi ¬ occupations without further molesta- ¬ bill The exact lines upon which tion The only question of doubt is whether Gen Grosvenor of Ohio has ex- ¬ dents message of Monday the committee will take action at its pressed his willingness to call a cau- ¬ Mr Mason said he believed it was Minister Woodford is at work for a sitting Wednesdaj In view of the cus of the republican members to de- ¬ due the country to know the general final settlement of the Cuban question records of the members of the commit- - cide upon action with expression and intention of themem can not be stated as he has received a ¬ relation to the bers of number tee on the Cuban question and their Cuban situation if one is desired But the senate - Whileihe vuuld ernment of suggestions frombethis gov¬ as to what would acceptapresent attitude tnere is no uncertain some of the most radical republicans not apologize for discussing the Cuban ble to it The concensus of opinion ly that their action will be pro do not believe a caucus should be held question at this time he did not in ¬ however in administration circles is nouncdly favorable to the Cubans It yet as they are of opinion tend by so doing any it would to the administrationdisrespect either¬ that it involves a settlement upon an is too early to say what form as to the necessarily lead to open or the commitdivision be- ¬ tee phraseology the resolution to be re- ¬ tween republicans in congress on foreign relations when he indemnity basis of something less than and the said ported will take but the members oi president he was tired of the dilatory 200000000 Washington March 31 The follow- ¬ the committee individually spoken Mr Baile the democratic leader tactics that had been employed ing authoritative statement was made with express the opinion that it will presented for three years to prevent any assist ¬ declare for forcible intervention Such resolution as a matter of privilege a ance from the United States to the at noon Wednesday by a high govern- ¬ recognizing the independ ment official is the purport of all the resolutions in ¬ ence of Cuba A perfect whirlwind of starving Cubans He continued More The administration has made its troduced Tuesday and the general applause overwhelmed the house from than two years ago the plan of the final proposition to Spain for the ab- ¬ feeling is that any less radical action the galleries Mr Boutelle made a Spanish government to starve the solute independence of Cuba It will would be of no avail and devoid of point of order against children and it and Mr Bailey women andbegun Every bring a reply meaning in view of the former action in speaking to the point of was intelligent few daysdirect congressyes or no in a order de ¬ man woman and the country If of the senate The committee ma ac clared and child was informed that he had no purpose to raise of can be patient that long Cuba may be cept the form of one of the resolutions disorder in it through the ordinary chan- ¬ free The end of negotiations will the house ne believed he presented or formulate a new one nels of information news- ¬ the had a right to make it The greatest papers and by the statements come one way or another by the end of confusion and excitement prevailed ¬ MORE MONEY this day day week at latest and probably Friwitnesses Mr Bailey said the house had a right of disinterested Mexican Thinks a Fund Can Be liaised to decide this question and accept the after day week after week month af-¬ Secretary John Addison Porter an ¬ for Spain ter month and year after year receiv- ¬ nounced responsibility at the white house Wednes ¬ Havana March 30 -- It was an Boutelle Me who wished his naval ed practically no attention from this day that the president will not send nounced at the palace Tuesday that a appropriation bill to proceed raised government until some of the members his message to congress Wednesday Spaniard Senor Telesf oro Garcia re a point of order but Bailey obtained of this body visited the scene of death Madrid March 31 430 pm Wed- ¬ siding in Mexico had telegraphed to the floor and defended his right to of ¬ and distress and brought back t us nesday a cabinet council was held to Capt Gen Blanco informing him that fer the resolution their words of honor that no picture a Spanish committee had agreed to re vigorously against Boutelle replied had been drawn by the press that ful- ¬ consider the American proposals An- ¬ the nit him S200000 adding that he had character of the question privileged ly stated the horrors of the situation other will be held Thursday at noon promises of 1000000 towards a patriotic Some tell us we are not prepared for presided by the queen regent and at Speaker Reed quoting a decision of 4 oclock Thursday there will be a final fund Speaker Crisp in 1SS4 held Baileys war When shall we be better pre- ¬ conference between United States Rumors have been in circulation resolution to be out of pared Will it be when the Spanish order since Monday night that there will be torpedo flotilla has crossed the water Minister Woodford Senor Sagasta Bailey appealed and the chair was no war between the United States and sustained 178 and rests complacently on her base of the premier Senor Gullon the foreign to 137 Spain In spite of this owing it is supplies within five or six hou rs dis ¬ minister and Senor Moret the minister Bailey addressed the house The proposition said to the report of the United States the matter was too serious to saying¬ tance of our fleet We know now offi ¬ for the colonies be conwhich Spain will answer covers two naval court of inquiry on the loss of sidered in other than a proper man ¬ cially what we have believed for 40 tjhe battle ship Maine many families days Shall we wait until she can de ¬ points only and its publication will be ner and in order ¬ have been preparing to leave Havana tion the membersdespite this declara- stroy more of our ships and men God a revelation to some of those abroad over and some of them will go on board the engaged in earnestall almostthe floor forbid that such a crime should be who have been denouncing Americas violent aggressive attitude It is as follows Olivette Wednesday charged to us discussion of the matter Spain to proclaim immediately an At the conclusion of Mr Masons The speaker said the house would Long Iiive Cuba armistice in Cuba to last until October speech Mr Morgan Ala presented VATrAiAiso Ind March 30 A get at the war question as speedily as and secured the passage of a resolu- ¬ during which interval the United good offices with the thousand students of the Northern In ¬ was necessarj States will Washington March 31 Represent- tion calling upon the president for in- ¬ insurgents use its to make this temporal diana Normal school and the citizens formation as to the disposition made headed by the city band paraded the ative Adamson of Georgia has intro ¬ of congress appropriation peace permanent and second of 50000 principal streets of the city Tuesday duced a resolution recognizing the re- ¬ for the relief of American citizens in Spain to do her best toward reliev ¬ public of Cuba and authorizing the night carrying banners reading Long and starvation on president to accredit to it a minister of Cuba and as to the number of Amer ¬ ing sufferingAmerica to be allowed the to live Cuba and Down with Spain island with ican citizens relieved from the fund and an effigy labeled Premier Sagasta this government assist in this work Washington March 80 Assistant Representative Mahany of New with the stars and stripes floating at York Spanish War Ships Leave Carthagena introduced a joint resolution Secretary Day said that there was no the head of the procession The crowd Washington March 31 The navy basis for the marched to the court house yard and recognizing the Cuban republic as a disturbances reports that riots and department has received a dispatch ¬ were threatened independent there hung Sagasta in effigy Speeches free andher to the state and wel- vana The state department in Ha saying that several Spanish second coming posted sisterhood of re were made by a number of students publics in the western class war ships have left Carthagena world Rep the following statement condemning Spain and endorsing the resentative Todd of Michigan intro Spain The destination has not been A Gen stand taken by congress Tuesday duced a resolution declaring a state of there telegram from for theLee shows learned as yet The news excited no alarming Then torches were applied to the war exists between the United States reportsis as occasion to the situation in Ha ¬ great interest at the navy depart ¬ and Spain effigy and it was burned ment vana Can Not Man the Monitor Hurry Up Orders Received Movements of the Squadron Cashier Steele Arrested Me March 31 Because ¬ Portland Key West March 30 The Montgom Milwaukee Wis March 31 Capt PHiiADKrrnrA March 30 Cashier k crew of volunteers to man the moni ¬ ery sailed Tuesday night for Hampton Davis commanding the revenue cutter Wm W Steele of the Chestnut Street tor Montauk destined for this harbor Roads The Iowa arrived Tuesday Gresham received hurry up orders national bank of which institution can not be raised Gen Richards of night from Dry Tortugas after coal from Washington Wednesday direct ¬ the late Wm M Singerly was presi ¬ the militia will probably ing him to bring his vessel to the At-¬ dent was arrested Tuesday night on a sistant Secretary Roosevelt notify As ing not to send The Minneapolis will join the fleet lantic coast at the earliest possible warrant issued by the United States the monitor at Hampton Roads this week in all moment In cqnsequence Capt Davis The bank closed i ts district attorne has decided to sail Saturday morning probability McKinley Hanged in Effigy doorsrin the latter part of December The general impression of officers by which time he hopes to have a full Newport R L March 31 The poand Bank Examiner Hardt immediate ¬ here in that the new color of the war complement of 70 men ly took charge He began an investi ¬ lice discovered an effigy with a placard ships is a grcjat improvement The gation the result of which was the bearing the inscription MoKin ltr i The Act Approved boats are now uniform and look much warrant for the cashiers arrest a Coward hanging from an electric Washington March 31 The act for Even the guns are paJnvd Steele is charged with making false light pole on a prominent thorough- - smaller the sufferers by the Maine the prevailing dull lead and it is diffi¬ the relief of been approved by the pres- reports and statements to the con fare Wednesday morning They cut it disaster has down and took it to the police station cult at any distance to locate their po ident troler of ile currency sition The mem- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Postpone the Gath ering Storm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington March 31 The Span ¬ ish legation here late Wednesday night received a cablegram from the gov ernor general of Cuba saying that the captain general reported the pacification of the eastern provinces so far ad ¬ vanced that it had been decided to re scind the reconcentrado order in these provinces and allow all subjects of this decree to return to their homes in the country To aid in the of the reconcentrados upon their farms the cablegram states the government will grant them the protection of the Spanish military forces augmented by local relief committees to look after their immediate needs Economic kitchens it is said are to be established to support the reconcentrados while waiting for their first crops to mature and they are to be furnished farming implements and oxen by the government The supply will be ready money such of them are able will be given employment upon public works and it is asserted by the authorities that these measures will result in the speedy rehabilitation of the rural communities in the western provinces This cablegram was not made public till more than an hour after midnight and no official comment upon its sig¬ Rescinded Pacification So Far Advanced as to Admit of Thia First RefcHuw Seiiion Washington March 25 Senate The sen- ¬ Americas Greatest Greatest Because in cases of Dyapep sia Hoods Sarsaparilla has a touch like magic which just hits the spot brings relief to the sufferer and gives tone and strength to the stomach as no other medicine does Could Not Eat without Pain For many years I have been a sufferer 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ non-combatan- ts ¬ ¬ ¬ -- whom took advanced positions in favor of aggressive action to stop the war in Cuba aroused intense enthusiasm As soon as the journal was read on the motion of Mr Bou- ¬ telle chairman of the naval committee the house went into committee of the whole Mr Is Americas Greatest Medicine 1 six for 85 Sherman rep N Y in the chair for the con- ¬ Get only Hoods Sold by all druggists sideration of the bill Washington March 26 Senate Not in 1 are the best after dinner 1UUU b ping aid digestion 25c session Fifty first House The stirring scenes of the congress when members of the minority were Delightfully Feminine charging down the aisles protesting against rulings of Speaker Reed were recalled Mother I dont understand you at all the Friday in the turbulent protests made by the You are constantly praising Miss Whirly minority against a ruling of the chair during now and you used to insist that you could the consideration of the naval appropriation nt bear her Daughter But I didnt know then mam bill The ruling in effect compelled members ma that she was jealous of me It is just to confine their remarks under the five minute rule to the subject before the too sweet of her Detroit Free Press house and was made against Mr Hart man silver rep Mont who attempted to THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS make a political speech The ruling was de- ¬ nounced as a usurpation and appeal after ap ¬ peal was taken When all else failed every To Portland Oref forPuget Sound Business expedient was resorted to block progress with via Burlington Route As a result but four p ges were dis- ¬ the bill posed of Before the bill was taken up for Wednesdays from St Louis Thursdays a member of from Kansas City via Denver scenic Col ¬ amendment Mr Foss rep 111 the naval committee made a general speech in orado Salt Lake a great feature persox- advocacy of the policy of building up a strong ally conducted The success of the season and powerful navy- general northwest travel Write L W Washington March 29 Senate A scene for Wakeley G P A St Loais Mo of intense was presented in the senate Monday when the presidents message transmitting the Talking of weather signs it is fair to sup ¬ lindings of the Maine court of inquiry was re- ¬ pose that when ceived The galleries were packed to the cocoanut shells allspice is adulterated with the doors and the attendance of senators was quite Rural New Yorker season will be mild as large as it has been at any time during the present session Eager to ascertain the fulnll- Dont snap in two Limber up St Ja¬ mgs of the court scores of members cobs Oil will cure lumbago sure of the house after the adjournment of that body had hurried to the senate chamber and A mouthful of meat may be a townful of the floor was crowded with them When the reading of the presidents message was shame begun a hush so marked fell over the How to cure Rheumatism Use St Jacobs chamber that one might have heard a Oil It subdues It cures pin Throughout the reading of fall both the message and the findings of the court there was not the slightest demonstra- ¬ tion Following closely upon the message and findings came the speech of Mr Money Miss upon his recent observations in Cuba and the deduction from them which he hail made He spoke extemporaneously and his vigorous and at time impassioned eloquence carried his auditors in full sympathy with him Upon the announcement of Representative Simpkins death the senate adjourned House The reading of the presidents mes- ¬ sage in the house Monday was listened to with breathless interest by the members and the spectators in the galleries who were crowded in like sardines in a box Just one wave of applause swept from floor to ceiling and then the death of Representative Simpkins Mass was announced and the house adjourned Washington March 30 Senate Cuban resolutions were offered in the senate immedi- ¬ ately after convening Tuesday by Senators Allen Rawlins Foraker and Frye All were referred to committee on foreign relations Seventy four private pensions were passed be- ¬ fore adjournment from 430 till 8 p m The Both the method and results when evening session was devoted to consideration Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant of private appropriation bills House The house Tuesday quietly proceed- ¬ and refreshing to the taste and acta ed with the order of the day The whole time gently yet promptly on the Kidneys was devoted to the consideration of the bill to pay 51200000 claims for stores and supplies LWer and Bowels cleanses thesys furnished to the union by loyal citizens of the tern effectually dispels colds head r south during the war There was a bitter con- ¬ test over a claim of 52170J0 preferred by the aches and fevers and cures habitual heirs of the widow of Gen Robert E Lce The constipation Syrup of Figs is the claim was finally stricken out and the bill was passed The evening session was devoted to only remedy of its kind ever pro ¬ pension legislation duced pleasing to the taste and ac ¬ Washington March 31 Senate Permis- ¬ ceptable to the stomach prompt in sion was granted by the senate Wednesday for the foreign relations committee to sit during its action and trulv beneficial in its the sessions of the senate Following this effects prepared only from the most action the resolution providing for the recog- ¬ healthy and agreeable substances its nition of the independence of Cuba introduced Tuesday by Mr Allen Neb was at the request many excellent qualities commend of Mr Frye Me referred to the foreign re ¬ to all and have made it the most lations committee without debate Beyond these two points no reference was made by popular remedy known the senate to the Cuban question Mr Caffery Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 La concluded his speech on the national cent bottles by all leading drug- ¬ quarantine bill after which the measure making further prqvision for a civil govern- ¬ gists Any reliable druggist whe ment for Alaska was passed ¬ House A wild and uproarious scene occur- ¬ may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who red in the house of representatives Wednesday when Mr Bailey the democratic leader at¬ wishes to try it Do not accept any tempted to force the hand of the republicans substitute upon a proposition to over rule the speaker and pass a resolution recognizing the independ- ¬ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ence of the Cuban republic He was cheered SAN FRANCISCO CAL on by the crowded galleries but the members IDUISV1LLE KY HEW YORX NY of the majority refused to support him When the vote was taken only two republicans Messrs Acheson and Robbins Pa broke from the party lines About a dozen more sat si-¬ 2 lent in their seats and refused to vote perfect type the The scene throughout was most dra ¬ matic and the members and spectators highest In the galleries were wrought up to high pitch of excitement Several times later excellence in the day during the consideration of the naval bill whenever the Cuban question was broached the members swarmed about the speaker and the galleries cheered This was especially the case when Mr Cummings NY spoke Mr Boutelle who objected to a request for extension of bs time was hissed The only important action on the naval bill Wednesday was the refusal of the chair to sustain a point of order against the provision for a floating am llySk steel dock at Algiers La ftrom a severe case of dyspepsia I could until Monday not eat without great pain in my stomach House The naval appropriation bill was and would be sick and vomit up what I taken up in the House Thursday and after considerable difficulty an arrangement was did eat One day I read of a case cured made to close general debate at 1 oclock Sat- by Hoods Sarsaparilla I told my hus urday The debate Thursday was not on sen- band I believed this medicine would help sational lines but every radical expression me He went right away and got a bottle was cheered to the echo by the crowded galler- of Hoods Sarsaparilla I took four bottles Dayton and ies The speeches of Messrs Mrs Allen Stivers was cured I both oi Makanda Illinois W Va Pa and Arnold ¬ ¬ ¬ 230 in accordance with previous no- ¬ tice Mr Bate Tenn presented resolutions in memory of the late Senator Isham G Harris of Tennessee Eulogies were delivered by Mr Bate Mr Morrill Vt Mr Morgan Ala Mr Mr Cokrell Hoar Mass Mr Hawley Ct Mo Mr Stewart Nev Mr Chilton Tex At 445 p m as a and Mr Turley Tenn further mark of respect the senate adjourned of birds for ornamental purposes be prohibited and prohibiting the transportation or sale oi such articles in any territory of the United States or the District of Columbia At Medicine nOOU S Pillc pari8a ¬ i OK v- - RECTOS 2A iyj H it A of order of t ¬ Washington March 31 President McKinley will know probably Thurs ¬ day and certainly Friday whether war with Spain be inevitable His proposition sent to Madrid con- ¬ templates freedom for Cuba and imme ¬ diate cessation of hostilities Forty eight hours were given for a reply which must be definite and final Congress will remain passive tempor- ¬ -- An Ultimatum to McKinley Hi IS TRADEMARK ¬ ¬ ¬ arily but has warned the president that his message must be forthcoming oy iuonaay at tne latest If not the legislative body will promptly take ac- tion to drive the Spaniards from Amer- ica Capt Sigsbee Will Assist Secretary Long iwaiteiltti Breakfast j ¬ ¬ Sigsbee who commanded the battle ship Maine at the time of the explosion has been assigned to duty as aide tc Secretary Long This detail was de- ¬ termined on Wednesday after a confer- ¬ ence between the secretary and Capt Sigsbee Gun Boat Machlas Ready for Sea Boston Mass March 31 Xhe gun boat Machias was declared ready for sea Wednesday All that Is essential to active service is the complement of the crew which will be filled Thurs day ¬ Washington March 31 Capt C D neoa ABSOLUTELY PURE DeliciousNutritious COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by x f X WALTER BAKER CO Ltd J ESTABLISHED 1780 y bedsyesateffr vVifdEfeL timm- - v r J- - - e ifliMnrt nil m sasa ysOT 5wwi4saBfc9W r3 j -- CWVT7 -- yiMT is r m t itirrv5 wewr- - 55 s MrfiKrirffw Rlrsv sr i vs1- - v y THE BOTJRBON NEWS PARIS RT FRIDAY APIIIL 1 1898 What is the condition of the starboard turret witness was asked To my knowledge It has not been found sir was the reply m If IfAS A Ml J The Blaine Court of In ¬ quiry So Reports to the President SPAm IS NOT MENTIONED Upon the evidence of concurrent external cause the finding of the court is as follows At frame 17 the outer shell of the ship from a point liy2 feet from the middle line that the after part of the ship was prac- ¬ tically intact and sank in that condition a very few minutes after the explosion The forward part was completely demolished The evidence of the divers establishes of the ship and six feet above the keel when in its normal position has been forced up so as to be now about four feet above the surface of the water therefore about 34 feet above where it would be had the ship sunk uninjured Captain Sigsbeeand the Vessels Crew Are Completely Exonerated THE PLATES BENT UPWARDS The outside hottom plating Is bent Into a reversed V shape the after wing of which about 15 feet broad and 32 feet in length from frame 17 to frame 25 is doubled back upon Itself against the con- ¬ tinuation of the same plating extending forward At frame 18 the vertical keel is broken in two and the keel bent into an angle singu ¬ lar to the angle formed for the outside plates This break is about six feet be- ¬ low the surface of the water and about Temperature Was Normal 30 feet above its normal position In the opinion of the court this effect The temperatures of the magazines and could have been produced only by the ex- ¬ shellrooms were taken daily and reported plosion of a mine situated under the bot- - The only magazine which had an unduo Plates Bent Inward ment pilot The United States consul gen ¬ eral at Havana had notified the authori- ¬ ties at that place the previous evening of condition the intended arrival of the Maine On the night of the destruction of the Maine everything had been reported se- ¬ Discipline Was Excellent cure for the night at eight p m by re¬ 2 The state of discipline on board the liable persons through the proper author- ¬ Maine was excellent and all orders and ities to the commanding officer At the regulations in regard to the care and safety time the Maine wa3 destroyed the ship was of the ship were strictly carried out quiet and therefore least liable to accident All ammunition was stowed away in ac- ¬ caused by movements from those on board Were Two Explosions cordance with instructions and proper care was taken whenever ammunition was 3 The destruction of the Maine occurred handled at 940 p m on the 15th day of February Nothing was stowed in any one of the 1898 in the harbor of Havana Cuba be ¬ magazines or shell rooms which was not ing at the time moored on the same buoy to permitted to be stowed there which she had been taken upon her ar- ¬ The magazines and shell roomswere al- ¬ rival ways locked after having been opened and There were two explosions of a distinctly after the destruction of the Maine the keys different character with a very short but were found in their proper place in the cap- ¬ distinct interval between them and the part tains cabin everything having been re- ¬ forward degreeof the ship was lifted to a marked at the time of the first ex- ¬ ported secure that evening at eight p m That the United States battleship Maine arrived in the harbor of Havana Cuba on the 25th day of January 189S and was taken to buoy No 4 in from five and a half to six fathoms of water by the regular govern- ¬ 1 use at the time of the disaster but for auxiliary purposes only with a compara j tively low pressure of steam and being tended by a reliable watch These boilers could not have caused the explosion of the ship The four forward boilers have since been found by the divers and are In a fair TOLD BY WITNESSES Extract of Important Testimony Taken by the Court Lieut Powelsons Story Told oh Third Day of tne Session Im ¬ portant Discoveries Made Up to Tkat Ti He understood something had been found under the place where the turret formerly was but Its exact character had not been determined te Washington March 28 The following are portions of the testimony Ensign W V N Powelson was called the third day of the court He testified that he had been present on the Maine every day from the arrival of the boat Fern and during a great deal of the diving In reply to a question to tell the court all about the condition of the wreck he said the forward part of the ship forward of the after smokestack had been to all appearances completely destroyed The plosion conning tower lay in a position opposite The flrst explosion was more in the na- ¬ the door leading to the superstructure aft ture of a report like that of a gun while and to starboard Inclined at about 110 de ¬ the second explosion was more open pro- ¬ grees to the vertical with the top of the longed and of greater volume This sec- - conning tower in board Continuing he quoted them Ensign Powelson was asked From reports alone or from the appear ¬ ance of the wreck Either from such reports or the condi ¬ tions which you believe to exist The Impression produced upon me re¬ plied the witness Is that an explosion took place well to port of the midship line and at a point in the length about opposite the conning tower Witness in reply to further questions said his opinion was based upon the observation of things above water He gave no weight to Mr Morgans statement about falling into a hole on the port side because Mor ¬ gan might have been mistaken about it Referring to his notes made of things on the Maine Ensign Powelson said that the arc of the engine room telegraph and the shaft of the steering gear coming down through the armored tube turret was bent from port to starboard The port side of Impressions of Enslgm Powelson What impression Is produced upon your mind by the reports as far as you have THE LATE SECOND CLASS BATTLESHIP MAINE m Presidents Message to Congress Does Not Mention Possi- ¬ bility of War 4 - - fp v Transmits the Report to Congress with No Startling Statement as to Bis Intention Asks for De ¬ liberate Consideration Monday sent the following Washington March 29 congress The president message to To the Congress of the United States For some time prior to the visit of the Maine in Havana harbor our consular rep- ¬ resentatives pointed out the advantages to flow from the visit of national ships to the Cuban waters in accustoming the people to the presence of our flag as the symbol of good will and of our ships in the fulfillment of the mission of protection to American in- ¬ terests even though no immediate need therefor might exist Accordingly tifter conference with the Spanish minister in which the renewal of visits of our war and accepted the peninsular authorities at Madrid and Havana were advised of the purpose of this government to resume friendly naval visits at Cuban ports and that in that view the Maine would forth ¬ with call at the port of Havana This announcement was received by the Spanish government with appreciation of the friendly character of the visit of the Maine and with notification of intention to return the courtesy by sending Span¬ ish ships to the principal ports of the United States Meanwhile the Maine en- ¬ tered the port of Havana on the- 25th of January her arrival being marked with no special incident besides the exchange of customary salutes and ceremonial visits The Maine continued in the harbor of ¬ Havana during the three weeks follow ¬ No appreciable exciteing her arrival ment attended her stay on the contrary a feeling of relief and confidence followed the resumption of the long interrupted friendly intercourse So noticeable was this immediate effect of her visit that tne consul general strongly urged that the prseence of our ships in Cuban waters should be kept up by retaining the Maine at Havana or in the event of her recall by sending there a vessel to take her place - on the 24th of January last r aO JaJTrtitiB- ilfewlii sis ill I mwiMwi - I nil E5gSIil8Brirn TIBET I 1 1 nt i iinr in n 1 1 1 1 rur xL 1 r f nhijm u mi i x n n I km g vessels to Spanish waters was discussed IJaJtuwrer prMlTp frWWgkg firWW lJjMi pffffFHF- k jfcsaL The Maine at Havana ijpmpti fim mfztz i i t rr yz7 - m t Lftg afUFi U 1 JAl 144 TB w -- rvlrai flu wi II i o5E ffiifeM y -- sr 1 TTTTvT Ti 1 1 1 1 1 i rrrnTi v 1 i n - i ri iTJffTTiTiiil iTFBHlglL J s PROFILE VIEW torn of the ship at about frame 18 and amount of heat was the after ten Inch mag- ¬ somewhat on the port side of the ship azine and that did not explode at the time the Maine was destroyed Conclusions of the Court The torpedo war heads were all stowed The conclusions of the court are any in the after part of the ship under the ward ¬ That the loss of the Maine was not in respect due to fault or negligence on the room and neither caused nor participated part of any of the officers or members of in the destruction of the Maine ond explosion was in the opinion of the court caused by the partial explosion of two or more of the forward magazines of the Maine Scale described with close detail the condition under the main deck on the port side The fixtures were completely wrecked while fixtures in the same position on the star- ¬ board side were in some cases almost in- ¬ tact The port bulkhead between the main and berth decks at the conning tower sup- ¬ port had been blown aft on both sides but a great deal more on the port than on the starboard side The flreroom hatch imme- ¬ diately abaft of the conning tower had been blown in three directions aft to star- ¬ board and to port The protective deck under the conning tower supports was bent in two directions the plates on the star- ¬ board side being bent up and on the lar¬ board side bent down 32 inch to one foot S forward magazines and That no evidence has been obtainable fix- ¬ ing the responsibility for the destruction of the Maine upon any person or persons I have directed that the finding of the court of inquiry and the views of thi3 gov- - That the ship was destroyed by the ex- ¬ plosion of a submarine mine which caused the partial explosion of two or more of her her crew The dry gun cotton primers and deton- ¬ ators were stowed in the cabin aft and remote from the scene of the explosion The waste was carefully looked after on board the Maine to obviate danger Spe- ¬ cial orders in regard to this had been given by the commanding officer Varnishes dryers alcohol and other com- ¬ bustibles of this nature were stowed on or above the Maine deck and could not The evidence bearing on this being principally obtained from divers did not enable the court to form a definite con- ¬ clusion as to the condition of the wreck although it was established that the after part of the ship was practically intact and sank in that condition a very few minutes after the destruction of the for ¬ ward part The following facts In regard to the for ¬ ward part of the ship are however es- ¬ tablished by the testimony 4 Condition of the Wreck the protected deck was covered with a greasy deposit the starboard side being comparatively free from it The forward smoke pipe between the main and superstructure decks did not show signs of the internal pressure of gases On the main deck forward of the conning tower where the fore and after angle bulb beam was located the planking was blown off on the only remaining plate of the main deck on the port side while the wood was still attached to that part on the starboard side between the conning tower base and the turrets What witness saw would indicate that ihe pressure lifted the protective deck up on the port side and the protective deck on the starboard side 1 LV destroyed by an explosion by which the entire forward part of the ship was ut ¬ terly wrecked In this catastrophe two i officers and 260 of her crew perished those J T were not killed outright by her ex- ¬ who plosion being pennad between decks by the tangle of wreckage and drowned by the immediate sinking of the hull Prompt assistance was rendered by the neighbor ¬ ing vessels anchored in the harbor aid being especially given by the boats of the Spanish cruiser Alphonso XII and the Ward line steamer City of Washington which lay not far distant The wounded were generously cared for by the authori- ¬ ties of Havana the hospitals being freely opened to them while the earliest recovered bodies of the dead were interred by the municipality in a public cemetery in the city Tributes of grief and sympathy ernment thereon be communicated to the were offered from all official quarters of government of her majesty the queen and I do not permit myself to doubt that the the island sense of justice of the Spanish nation will Canned Intense Excitement dictate a course of action suggested by The appalling calamity fell upon the peo- ¬ honor and the friendly relations of the two ple of our country with crushing force and governments for a brief time an intense excitement pre ¬ ¬ the duty of It vailed which in a community less just and vise was congress of the executive to adthe self controlled than ours might have led to meantime deliberate the result and in the consideration is in- ¬ hasty acts of blind resentment This spir ¬ voked it however soon gave way to the calmer Signed processes of reason and to the resolve to in- ¬ WILLIAM MKINLEY vestigate the facts and await the material Executive Mansion March 28 1898 proof before forming a judgment as to the cause the responsibility and if the facts warranted the remedy due This course necessarily recommended itself from the outset to the executive for only in the light MC of a dispassionately ascertained certainty could it determine the nature and measure of its fuil duty in the matter The usual procedure was followed as in all cases of casualty or disaster to national vessels of any maritime state A naval court of Inquiry was at once organized js JL n -I The Fatal Evening At4Q minutes past nine on the evening of the15th of February the Maine was THE HOLD PLANS OF THE i - 1VEAINE cmi com j Scale 32 inch to one foot j r w till rVfc -- 3kii Hu i eoit eux eon Tntv WM w T v PP vH5fMr V WF - - yxr 7w - ICirSSniII rrjfrrr rtrj 7 5W ov i eo cm imfflfriiinini mSfT 81 51 T I 1 JniT wau I S rsrv r con can co4 ceil 7 4 ¬ have had anything to do with the destruc- ¬ tion of the Maine The medical stores were stowed aft un ¬ der the ward room and remote from the scene of the explosion No dangerous stores of any kind were stowed below in any of the other store MIDSHIP SECTION OF THE MAINE ough Investigation on the spot employing every available means for the impartial and exact determination of the causes of the explosion Its operations have been conducted with the utmost deliberation and judgment and while independently pur- ¬ sued no source of information was neglect- ¬ ed and the fullest opportunity was allowed for a simultaneous investigation by the Spanish authorities composed of officers well qualified by rank and practical experience to discharge the onerous duty Imposed upon them Aided by a strong force of wreckers and divers the court proceeded to make a thor ¬ -- rHh n That portion of the port side of the pro- ¬ tective deck which extends from about frame 30 to about frame 41 was blown up aft and over to port The main deck from about frame 30 to about frame 41 was blown up aft anU slightly over to starboard folding the forward part of the middle superstructure over and on top of rooms the after part Coal Bankers Inspected This was in the opinion of court The coal bunkers were inspected Of caused by the partial explosion the two or of those bunkers adjoining the forward mag ¬ more of the forward magazines of the azine and shell rooms four were empty Maine 3 B 4 B 5 and B 6 namely B A 15 had Plates Forced Up 5 At frame 17 the outer shell of the ship from a point 11 feet from the middle line of the ship and six feet above the keel when in its normal position has been forced up so as to be now about four feet above the surface of the water therefore about 34 feet above where it would be had the ship sunk uninjured The outside bot- ¬ tom plating is bent into a reversed V shape the after wing of which about 15 L feet broad and 32 feet In length from frame 17 to frame 25 Is doubled back upon itself against the continuation of the same MtisnT er etcm plating extending forward tOUwAoUWItuUMKKUiC f -tV At frame 18 the vertical keel is broken in Hit two and the flat keel bent into an angle MM hi - 3tt UIMMuCTulll 4lX similar to the angle formed by the outside IMlM W UW ai WMI Wl Ml TH bottom plating This break Is now about six feet below the surface of the water and about 30 feet above its normal position -- MOnCTiM Tl i 4 Cf MTRt TCtWTII a lllilA j fZ J 7 miuimc V S The Finding of the Court uV tRmu A The finding of the court of Inquiry wa3 reached after 23 days of continuous labor on the 21st of March inst and having been approved on the 22d by the com ¬ j gf r i ivr43 mander in chief of the United States naval force of the North Atlantic station wast 1UI Ji tnJ-futdii transmitted to the executive congress to ¬ It is herewith laid before 2 Tj nwiionujii gether with the voluminous testimony aI cou V 9Lta VP 8 ltmi iM LfJCf II II taken before the court Its purport is In VJ ntmtf to fWM r brief as follows When the Maine arrived at Havana she wasconducted by the regular government IQ fi v ft5iyV7 nu ii yj pilot to buoy No 4 to which she was r in fsv- - juiU - - - iio Tr illnV moored in from 5 to 6 fathoms of water dyCj m sSifciw IIU1M t im r The state of discipline on board and the iww J tttDTH condition of her magazines boilers coal bunkers and storage compartments are Scale 1 16 inch to one foot passed in review with the conclusion that excellent order prevailed and that no in- ¬ dication of any cause for an Internal explo ¬ THE COURTS REPORT been In use that day and A 16 was full sion existed In any quarter of New River coal This coal had been At eight oclock In the evening of Feb ¬ carefully inspected before ruary 15 everything had been reported-secur- e Statements of Cpt Sampson and board The bunker in whichreceiving it on it was and all was quiet His Associates Based on Tes ¬ was accessible on three sides at allstowed At 40 minutes past nine ocFock the vessel times and the fourth side at this time on ac- ¬ timony Taken was suddenly destroyed count of bunkers B 4 and B 6 being empty Two Explosions This bunker A 16 had been inspected There were two distinct exnlnsinnc with The following is the full text of the re- ¬ that day by the engineer officer on duty a brief interval between them The first port of the court of inquiry The fire alarms in the lifted the forward part of the ship very United States Steamship Iowa First working order and there bunkers were in had never been perceptibly the second which was more RateKey West Fla Monday March 21 a case of spontaneous combustion of coal Drplonged ra attributed by the court to the 1898 After full and mature consideration on board the Maine artial explosion of two or more of the for ¬ ot all the testimony before it the court After Boilers Only in Use ward magazines finds as follows The two after boilers of the ship were In i fn 1 --1 orm 1 Tfy i - -- t -- OUIOI M I ffit In the opinion of the court this effect could have been produced only by the ex- ¬ plosion of a mine situated under the bot-¬ tom of the ship at about frame IS and somewhat on the port side of the ship 6 The court finds that the loss of the Maine on the occasion named was not in any respect due to fault or negligence on the part of any of the officers or members of the crew of said vessel 7 In the opinion of the court the Maine was destroyed by the explosion of a sub- ¬ marine mine which caused the partial ex- ¬ plosion of two or more of her forward magazines 8 The court has been unable to obtain ev- ¬ idence fixing the responsibility forthe de- ¬ struction of the Maine upon any person or persons W T SAMPSON Captain U S N President A MARIX Lieutenant Commander U S N Judge Advocate The court having finished the inquiry it was ordered to make adjourned at 11 a m to await the action of the convening au- ¬ Caused by a Mine The Findings Approved thority W T SAMPSON Captain U S N President A MARIX Lltutenant Commander U S N Judge Advocate U S Flagship New York March 22 1898 Off Key West FlaThe proceedings and findings of the court of Inquiry in the above case are approved Rear Admiral Commander In Chief of the ir S Naval Force on the North Atlantic Station AtSICAJUD ¬ Witness had taken soundings and had found five fathoms of water on both sides of the Maine down to the mud Taking a 14 pound lead line and dragging with a wherry for obstructions on the port side dragging close to where he thought the wa- ¬ ter ways would be found he found no ob- ¬ structions whatever On the starboard side he found obstructions for 20 feet where he had reason to believe the waterways had originally been In answer to questions he said there was nothing left of the port plating at all He dragged along the outside to see if anything had fallen out and found nothing Witness thought the ship on the port side was entirely gone opposite a point indicated on side a diagram handed the court It was en ¬ Near the piece of outside plating to tirely blown out which witness referred above he said there This concluded Ensign ¬ were pieces of red shellaced planks On timony on the third day Powelsons testhese planks was bolted a composition A Divers Story track two Inches wide and an Inch thick Chief Gunners Mate Olsen of the United Ensign Powelson then asked if the court meant for him to say anything about what States steamer Iowa told how he had been sent to Havana for the purpose of doing the divers reported or just what he saw The judge advocate replied that he would diving duty on the wreck He had descend- ¬ like to have him state any important dis- ¬ ed four times making about eight or nine coveries which might lead the court to hours of total examination Olsen told draw some conclusion as to the cause went over how on his first descent ho and if a diver gave such information to To use his the forward part of the ship own 1 he state the divers name Before doing so found the wreck expression up said all blowed I found a the judge advocate asked witness to state lot of grate bars down The second if the forward and after part of the ship time he went down there further forward and Ensign Powelson replied were in line located of ten inch that as far asjiu could judge they were there of these a lotplates were shells For ¬ ward the bent inboard not The end where the explosion oc- ¬ over them to be pushed from port curred seemed Asked to starboard from five to ten degrees he ward he if he imagined himself looking for ¬ did should judge with the apex to the star ¬ plates he stated that he lot Going over the struck Into a of six Inch shells board The divers reported to witness that with the slings on at a point where the ten inch shell room witness stated he them aGoing to the right found lot of wreckage should be they discovered ten inch shells It seemed to have been blown over the star- ¬ regularly arranged but the ship had sunk board Olsen stated that he put his hand down so much that some of the shells were into the cranks and brought out several six pounder shells in the mud The next time he went Gunner Morgan reported that In walking fied he went outside thedown Olsen testi ¬ forward of on the bottom he fell into a hole on the the crane on the port side ship followed the He port sde and went down in the mud He bottom along and found that the ships also reported that as far as he could judge side was blown outboard and along the everything seemed to be bent upward in crane it could be walked on part where At the vicinity of this hole He also reported pletelylUe witness said she is blown up com ¬ part of that the plates seemed to have been pushed plates are turned up Then you her bottom over to the starboard and then bent down bottom from there up and the follow the plates are Ensign Powelson then said that a six blown outboard At the top and underneath Inch powder tank that he saw appeared to the bottom they are blown inboard and bent In About three feet forward of that bo an empty tank broken by the explosion spot there as It was not badly dented and merely bulkhead is a piece of iron laid along the The skin of the ripped the length of the seam A ten Inch double bottoms Is curled like ainsid of the tank was badly battered out of any con ¬ per inboard from stem to stern sheet of pa Amidships on the same place there Is an ceivable shape Continuing the witness said thn divers armor plate one plate complete the ton of up to the night before he was then on the the plate standing up Tie plate is inclhipd corr TfiVjeStaftard part letely It stands staricf had not been on the outside of the up of was too deep for them to It Is Inclined forward and the plate down ¬ ship The mud over to star walk on the bottom board ¬ positions Ensign Powelson replied affirma- ¬ tively The beam supporting the pro- ¬ tective deck a few inches abaft of the ar¬ mored tube to port of the midship line was bent up to starboard of the mid- ¬ ship line Just forward of the conning tower underneath the deck two beams met at right angles one beam was broken and pushed from port to starboard A grating was found on the poop awning just forward of the after searchlight A piece of the side plating just abaft of the starboard turret was visible This plate was bent outward and then the for ¬ ward end bent upward and folded back- ¬ ward upon itself This plate was sheared from the rest of the plating below the water line This plating below the water line has been pushed out to starboard The armored gratings of the engine room hatch were blown off A composition strainer was picked up from the bottom on the starboard quarter at a point about opposite the poop capstan and about 70 feet from it The chief engineer thought the strainer was from the firemens wash- ¬ room It was nob a strainer in the ships In reply to an inquiry as to whether he meant with reference to their original held fast and bent that deck downward Witness here exhibited two sketches to the court showing diagram of yarious parts of the sunken ship and explained them to the The witnesss evidence about the strip on the starboard side of the outside plat- ¬ ing of the ship which was folded and rolled back was recalled to him and Pow- ¬ elson said he could see plate underneath it was bent outward as he could see it as it was only two feet under water where the court shear occurred ¬ - jrCl - f Jfcoyal oaxes the food pure wholesome and delicious S- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NUPTIAL KNOTS APRIL 1 1398 V mi POWDER Absolutely Pure Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Invitations have been issued for the Carrie Miss of of marriage to Mr Ventres Hole of Frankfort George H Alexander of Louisville The wedding will occur on April twelfth at the home of the prospective brides father Judge W H Holt OBITUARY Having been engaged in the Dry Goods business without a rest or delay for over forty years and now being of that age when rest is preferable to such a nervous strain as is required in conducting a business with such a large stock of goods to control as is my case i have resolved from this date to inaugurate a series of sales to cut down mv immense stock to a reasonable proportion and will offer DAD GAIN SALE -- j Mm Bf j r I Resneotfullv Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead B F Holliday aged sixty five years who lived in this city thirty years ago died Sunday at his home in TJrichsville Ohio leaving a wife and one child The deceased was a brother of Mr J W The remains Holliday of this city One Half The Price Asked For The Same Class of Goods at Other To take advantage of the high Tariff that was introduced with the advent of the present administration in office I purchased the largest stock of goods I or any merchant ever brought to this part of Kentucky and with this advan ¬ tage in prices and the completeness of my stock I am satisfied I can give my customers better goods at lower EVERY ARTICLE IN MY STORE ABOUT I If Mr Houses ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO HEW YORK were interred Wednesday at Freeport Ohio BIRTHS prices than any competitor To reduce stock I will commencing on SL22C3 TIE BQ0BBQH DEWS Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER 1881 The Advent Of Our Future Women of Isaac Price a son Men And JlxiJL2rjsciy ooii1ii2TL3iias w m April tlire c5Lsfyt Published every Ihiesaay and Friday by In this city Tuesday night to the wife Dr Casey Heirs A Fortune The Lexington Argonaut says that Dr Henry Casey of Lexington of J W Mcllvaine of this city has discovered that he is one of the heirs to 1200 acres of land formerly owned by his kinsman Peter Casey who acquired the land through a land grant from the government The land lies opposite Newport and inn ih of it is in Cincinnati being covered by large factories The claims have been placed in the hands of Col James Taylor a Newport attorney son-in-la- w IllUlbUdjj Sucii 5l B WW W2P e ft onlay April MJh I5th and I6th PS I Editors and Owners Make all Checks Money Orders etc MlLliSB payable to the order of CHAMP li mw The War News Yesterday Offer All iNainsooiis India Linnens Organdies Embroideries and Laces VXTEXJETX -- Shanklin sale Doug Thomas Tuesday at Lexington bought a four year old gelding by Earl Baltic dam by Director for 165 and a four year old black gelding by Robin Warren dam by Princeps for 140 Bacon bought Egyptienne bay mare 13 by Mambrino King dam by Hamble touian for 480 and Wells Grirl bay mare 8 bv Sultan dam by Hambleten ian for 125 Bacon Bros have bought from Lan Hume the bay mare Mary Turner by Westwood for 200 She is Marcus the dam of Mabel P 209 Frieda 2 2U Red Aurellus 217 Rover 228 and the grand dam of Maggie 217 and Black Rover 221 Wilkes Dorg foal Will the President please shoot or She is in also to Scarlet the Woodard bought at give up the gun This suspense is very Thomas Shanklin sale the four year old mare trying on the neryes of the public Sudie S by Hinder Wilkes dam bv 800 The boys who walked Spanish during Alcyone for their school days will please get into The Winchester Democrat says practice to be ready in case of an Renick Bros of the Paris Milling Co emergency are nrerjaring to erect a bis elevator near the site of their mill They have The K P A Outing been earnest advocates of the law to The Kentucky Press Association has prevent the adulteration of flour rightdecided to hold its annual meeting in ly contending that as bread is the staff pure of life be composed Dincinnati this year during the first flour it should M Renick took pf hold of Since B weein July xThe annual outing will the Paris mill he has largely increased consist of a trip to Detroit and Macki ¬ the business and reputation of the mills naw Island The program will be pub- and his flour has a great reputation lished later The block of old houses in which the Dispatches last night quoted the Pres ¬ ident as saying If I do not succeed in treeing Cuba by Monday I will ask Congress to declare Cuba free Gen Lee has been notified to advise Americans to leave Havana The President has notified Spain that she must withdraw her troops from Cuba and grant absolute independence to the Cubans If Spain refuses the U S squadron will be ordered to intercept the Spanish flotilla now enroute Spains answer is expected to day A declaration of war is expected by Monday Eleven Republican congressmen yesterday begged the President to free Cuba at once Madrid newspapers urge Spain to refuse to compromise and to stand firm and fight Europeans think war U sure to come Ex President Harrison is said to be on his way to Washington to succeed Sher- ¬ man as Secretary of State ¬ ¬ At such Low Prices as were Neyer Before quoted in Paris seasons importation no old stock everything fresh and nice previous Bargain Sales will attest the merits of my way of doing business and conducting these periodical sales This sale is made to reduce the already too large stock on hands Many My goods are all new of this Paris Men Buy Horses At the Woodard NEW IMPORTED DRESS GOODS rcilLl loo Too c3c3LocaL to tills jstlLo Come and see us and you shall not be disappointed Remember April 14th 15th and 16th CI 529 MAIN STREET PARIS KY The greatest depth of the ocean ever TTTCIKESR H A SMITH - maim ftBytTrawHaaBim mui wituHLijagtuaaUtoimiii sounded is 28250 feet It is believed And that the bopes of those lauudrymen who Au Coiinm nt have tried bo unsuccessfully to excel in ArtO MA M ST DADIC fV Hdekiu converts beauty of finish and color the work I MIIIO Mormm illeis art ninin ui M OffifiP nvflf fi- S Vwrdpn Mr re VJL W J T T rf deposit T sanKj in Pendletou c nu v done by the Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Work has h n imniruictHl ou the are buried thereabouts Office Hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m iiinjn on tn i m Ilniiuiuu Hung Wall paper in the very best Th inrHrcMllfuiule irarvisl contest manner possible and the best paper TAIUjOIRIIfcTGr will hv Lu li ar Lexitiaii tuc eveniutj furnished at the lowest prices by J T t Th- - rock rniMjrr will t ratpil on Hinton WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K 8E the enrtrac svein in laHsit conutv SCINTILLATIONS intii ecting Jumble or Newt H DAILEY lver EBS4S WVTB FASHIONABLE Ma-li-o- n init l pou tl uu acc iuur IUOlll v V riutlijpc at 4 iur 1h pOSt- - Rich- I Isgkig have in Davis Thompson school childrens shoes extra good values for very little money Try them IMPORTED SIJITWGS AND TROUSERINGS l E3 5t I Nkw ani riage at J T LaNDKETHs ani -- lin i of baby car- - HiimV - tl tefyk-S-- Northern McDermott seed Irish potatoes at tf FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wher quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL - 7W Spears ¬ irarih-ii-PH- tfrTMfiSBSii9fSi TVli m if nt - mfiyM rii an I I Triumph In Photographic Art Tidies ftV -- feRwiA iijsp Ml n 3 ¬ mifcb i prj rhilM tllf -- - tue oit- - iai to ak aclvmau hnfs at Hjial 01 a fc V smallpox patients lived at Richmond will be burned Paris would almost Editor Joe Williams is making the risk smallpox to get some of her old Falmouth Pendletonian one of the best fire traps destroyed weekly papers in Kentucky The Hon J J Oorbett the ex The Louisville Times gets brighter bigger and better than ever a it nears champion ot fistic arena announces May it live that he may be a candidate for Congress its thirtieth volume fcng and prosper from the district in which he resides in New York Jim has demonstrated his About the middle of April L T Wood will begin the publication of The ability as an incessant talker Matrimonial Journal at Mt Sterling Lost Money when you buy furni ¬ ture without examining J T Hintons Will Sue The State stock tf The following are the circumstances STOCK AND TURF NEWS of Capt J M Thomas claim on the State which the last Legislature grant Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc ed permission to sue for says the Win ¬ Turf Notes chester Democrat About fourteen G W Vanstory of Greensborough years ago Messrs Tuonans and Lyon N C bough- four fine harness horses and Judge Wilhite Carpenter of from W H Kerr of North Middletown Shepherdsville were appointed Com- ¬ and three of Joe and J T McClelland missioners to have in charge the con- ¬ of Millersburg last week struction of the penitentiary at Eddy Br Catlett Tillo and Ben Holladay ville No compensation for services are equal favorites eight to one in the was fixed this being left to the Legis- ¬ Metropolitan handicap which is to be lature In 1888 the three Commission- ¬ run at Morris Park May 7 Typhoon ers sought to have the Legislature ap- ¬ is 15 to 1 propriate the money to pay them for II The Woodford Sun reports the sale by their work but were unsuccessful Succeeding Legislaturas also failed to J C Pates to J ijBohannon of 17000 provide for any such appropriation pounds of hemp at 365 per cwt Wednesday at the administrators During the session os the last Legisla ¬ sale of Mrs Augusta Rogers estate at ture a till was passed through the Sen- ¬ ate providing for the payment of 4000 Hutchison horses brought from 1550 to each of the thre men but it failed to to 4875 cows 20 to 40 heifers 15 pass through the House By joint reso- ¬ to 19 calves 550 to 710 shotes 3 corn 180 per barrel lution however the Commissioners property sold at good Other personal prices A T were given the authority to sue the Forsyth was the auctioneer State for their claims and this will be done shortly Advertised Letter 11st The Kentucky Press - Davis lioMisoxtV Tsg- - IG What is Scotts able The likeness is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam- ine this wo derful picture before giving j your order for any copying and enlarg ing of old pictures I make your sit tings free when you desire a large picture from life nd guarantee satis Very respectfully faction I The Carbon Photograph will standthe test of time and atmospheric in- fluences Made in all sizes and is dur JF JTVES MT3TIOFTA VT T4TTORB S S E TIPTON Cutter ¬ 29mar tf L Wrinnan Artist Paris Ky Emulsion It is a strengthening food and m- We re- ¬ your linen and put neck bands on pair Haggard Reed free We are the peoples friends OF COURSE YOU NEED A i To Cure A Cold In One Day tonic remarkable in its flesh-formgf properties It contains Cod- - Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Liver Oil emulsified or partially hjtsAii druggists refund the money f ails cure 25c For sale digested combined with the well if itBrookstoand James Kennedy bv W T Paris known and highly prized Hypo-- Ky phosphites of Lime and Soda so that their potency is materially increased FLUENGE F W of the Mother shapes the course It will arrest loss of flesh and of unborn ge n e rati on s goes restore to a normal condition the sounding through all the d enters the confines of infant the child and the adult It ges Eternity With what care there will enrich the blood of the anemic fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ will stop the cough heal the irrita ¬ er be guarded and how great the tion of the throat and lungs and effort be to ward off danger and Wc make her life joyous and happy cure incipient consumption I mak this statement because the experience of twenty five years has proven it in tens of thousands of Cases sureyou get SCOTTS Emulsion 50c and 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT Be MOTHERS FRIEND allays all Nervous- ¬ ¬ Refrig erator N0T TOO EARLY TO T 5fc Well dont wait until you spoil enough provisions to ness re- buy a Refrigerator before you purchase but come inl now lieves the dim gei uie Desi maae it is a little early but and Naiin sea and so Mfc Awarded Highest Honors -- DR Worlds Fair in Paris Ky postoffice April 1 1898 Bedford E G Jr McKee Maiy B Bell Jas M McOoney Bettie Brooken Mrs L Mucker Mrs Lue Clay Mrs Mary B Kedmon Emma Ferguaon Mrs S 2Royer S L List of letters remaining unclaimed SPRIfi OPENING r t Liioiaal3le ciK Cramps Headache tvj JKJS i JlWit VVi M1iAA I N K KY fully pre- ¬ pares the system that Childbirth is made easy CREARl BANNG POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Graham B N Sandford Frank Garrison Fannie Spears Mrs Mollie Guen Bertie Stewart Josie Harley Abe Steward Walter Hall Lue Ella Sweeney Hardin Hickson Mr Lou Smith E T Holler Win Simmons Miss K Ingels James Sullivan Charlie Johnson Mrs Chas Touff L E Jones Pete Webb Thos W Williams Maggie J Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W L Davis P M ened many say man Deiore connnement it in- ¬ UK NPUrAU MlLLINKR sures safety to life of both moth- ¬ Has arrnnufJ ti nive her first Spring All who have used opening li pin of fashionable millinery er and child Mothers Friend say they will nev- ¬ uu er be without it again No other FHIDAY AND SATURDAY remedy robs confinement of its pain APiMti 1ST MRS M FASKES fancy hardware removable and cleanable ice chBmbers and CORK LINED walls This refrigerator is the best made for theimoney stronger ate Come early dont wait until hot weather compels you All hard wood cabinets uv mlivil IhImihU whi Ai ri funn tent trimmer are making i m 1 2i 1898 Milv 40 YEARS THE STANDARD stockv Mirbi Do not buy any wall paper until you unit v get J T Hintons prices and see his Hfl n IUU i vvihnih ti ar- - ahv Hji- - pjpHraiion nteifsnr v m ivx Sent hv fho ladies of TLB by Mailon receipt of price L0O PEKBOT- yl Book to EXPECTANT MOTHERS iiiimuji vartment is mailed free upon application containing val Mus Aiillhice uable information and voluntary testimonials vj m 1v the events linked forward to For ami late A customer whose wife used Mothers Friend that If aha TiaH tn trn thrrmcrVi tha r Ann1 arain and there were but four bottles to be obtained and the cost was S10000 per bottle he GeoLxyton Dayton Ohio would have them atwa JT JLz Ulilli iMtue 1 tor her thebradfield iTl--itim- t SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS regulator co Atlanta Ga Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE HINTO I r- - j -- i Hy winmiiijiii mm nan mmsjmtifMmiii iiM ww Atfii iiiij aVA arl gisa ll jl f in mm 11 ll Hill llmi ill II - - - - fa 1 gi nliMhtlrf i f tLi m ft Tm55 rWtrr yvempir - y sTf Tgvv rjvj it MTV N nt THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS THE B0URBQH NEWS Eighteenth Year Established secon 1881 KT Mrs FRIDAY APRIL Watsons Exhibition 1 1898 Bourbons Distinguished Guests PERSONAL MENTION Easter Millinery On This morning at 730 Grand Master John S Gaunt of Carrollton Wm sub-committee Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky iissmail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year news costs Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths port you FKOM A the splendid K W get a cant even CHARGE re that place They will GUN FREE OF ¬ Lindsay of Owenton and J T Atkins as of Paducah composing the on the location of the Widows Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And and Orphans Home of the Odd Fellows Elsewhere Lodge will arrive here from Lexington Miss Carrie Wilson has returned on their tour of inspection They will be taken at once in carriages from a visit in Midway Miller8burg to to inspect Harold Johnson of Mt Sterling is 8100 C property in be handsomely Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miiakb Etcv Ladies call and see the beauti- ¬ ful new line of childrens suits sizes from three to seven years at Price Cos clothiers -- - The Bonrbon Fiscal Court will meet Tuesday The Louisville store is being moved to the Saloshin building on the corner of Seventh and Main streets barrels of eighteen year old Chicken Cock whiskey to Boston parties TheG G-- White Co has shipped 180 that the heavy frost Wednesday night ruined the prospects for a good fruit crop in Bourbon will give a court day dinner Monday in the Massie store room opposite the Court house Dennis MeNamara left Tuesday for Cincinnati to join the Valo Douglass Hypnotic Company He will be the advance agent of the company revenue service has been transferred from tho Peacock Distillery to the Poyntz distillery at Maysville It is believed The ladies of the Methodist Church entertained at dinner at Millersburg by Halleck Lodge and Hon J T Hinton wsll entertain them at supper on their return to Paris At seven oclock Halleck Lodge of Millersburg Moreland Lodge of Hutch ¬ ison and Bourbon Lodge of Paris will hold a session at the Paris lodge room and it is urged that every member be present to meet with Bourbons distinguished visitors At half past nine the Paris Lodge will give a ban- ¬ quet at the Hotel Windsor in compli- ¬ ment to the gentlemen of the committee The contest for the location of the be between Home seems now to Millersburg and Lexington The home should by all means be located at Millersburg Located in the splendid buildings there the Home would be surrounded by a community as hospita ¬ ble as intellegent a8 moral and as charitable as any in the United States Let such courtesy be shown our dis tinguished guests as will convince them that Millersburg is the proper place for the Home ¬ ness tions and this is true in a superlative dogree of Mrs Cornay Watsons work To day and to morrow are the days set apart after elaborate preparation to exhibit the Easter millinery She has spared no expense in obtaining from the most fashionable and famous French and American milliners their newest visiting friends in the city patterns Many of Mrs Watsons Mrs O H Buck has returned from favorite new and individual confections a lengthy visit in Cincinnati also will be placed on exhibition to- ¬ of day rich and fashionable in design State Senator J C Gillespie Nicholas was in the city yesterday She has invented many beautiful and Mr F R Armstrong of Lexington novel ideas that will delight the hun dreds of ladies who are certain to at- ¬ was in the city yesterday afternoon tend her openings to day and to- ¬ Lexington morrow Hon C J Bronston of was in the city yesterday on legal busi ¬ Sign ¬ It is the thought and genius of tbd COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY millinery that lends value to her crea- ¬ THE NEWS MAN STODDARD DISC HA Are a little better An Odd In Nicholas -- Than any other harrows on the market but they cost no more They are The following is an exact copy of a Mr and Mrs Harry B Clay and Mrs John C Clay were in Cincinnati sign on the door of an unused blacksmith shop in Nicholas Tuesday IF YOU WANT TO BY THIS Mrs Ed Hite went to Maytville MUST QUIT Tuesday to attend the marriage of Mies MANS FLOWER YOU PAYING ONE DOLLAR TO HAVE Lida Helm YOUR HORSE SHOD AND YOU Mrs W W Aker of Dayton Ohio MUST QUIT GIVING UP YOUR is the guest of her mother Mrs Rachael CROP TO HAVE YOUR TOOLS Crosthwaite KEPT SHARP IT ANT THE GOV ¬ ¬ Judge W M Beckner of Winches- ERNMENTS FALT THAT WE HAVE ter was in the city Wednesday attend- ¬ TO EAT SO MUCH COARN BRED IT ¬ THE ORIGINAL DISC HARR0 best And long experience should make them better See the latest and ing Circuit Court Large Matinee Party The Paris admirers of Chauncey J M Russell gauger in the internal Squire Selby Lilleston has this Spring sold five town lots two on Lilleston avenue and three in Williams addition on which comfortable frame houses are being built by their owners Judge Webb will begin his civil The docket court Tuesday morning will be called at Judge Webbs office in the Sirams building on account of the Quarterly Court room being occupied by the Fiscal Cour - Come in to day and to morrow and There are see my Spring millinery k many handsome new creations this year and you will be pleased at my collec- ¬ tion All the ladies are cordially in ¬ vited to inspect my goods Mrs Geo Rion Tuckers big advei tisement on fourth page He will inaugurate on See Gr April 14th 15th and 16th a series of bargain sales that will furnish golden opportunities to the shoppers of Bour bon At the Phoenix Hotel Wednesday Chauncey Olcott told Mr F B Carr that he was proud of the Paris party at the matinee The Leader last night In that Olcott matinee party said from Paris yesterday were some of the prettiest girls in the Old Common- ¬ wealth The Watters Party has on exhibition Wf Ma to day in J W Davis Cos big Raceland Jersey butter for window a fine lot of portraits of per eons well known in this city These sale by Newton Mitchell portraits have elicited much favorable Circuit Court Proceedings comment from all those who have seen them Dont miss them look in the The argument for a new trial of the big window Woodford will case occupied the entire session of the Circuit Court yesterday By request The News announces that Judge Cantrill at fiye oclock overruling the W C T U will give a social at the the motion Former Senator Joe Black ¬ home of Mrs Thos Fisher on the even- burn of Versailles and Judge W M ing of April 8th The program will in Beckner of Winchester made the arguclude music and recitations by six ment for the propounders and Hon young people who will compete for a Chas Bronston of Lexington argued prize Refreshments will be served for the contestants This morning the The admission will be ten cents contestants will ask that a leceiver be The appointed The case will be taken to The Cynthiaua Times says Tarr farm 108 acres opposite Lair sold the Court of Appeals Tuesday Anderson Harris was given Monday for 66 10 per acre to H H ¬ Huffman of Cincinnati who had mort- ¬ three years in the penitentiary for maligage on it It cost Mr Tarr in 1890 78 cious cutting and Mose Davis got six and hu had spejit 10 per acre in stables months in jail for a similar offense cottages race track etc Megibben James Williams entered a plea of guilty to seven charges of violating the had paid Mr Luir 122 per acre local option law and was fined 175 Postmaster elect John L Bosley Wm Spears was acquitted of false forwarded his bond Wednesday to the swearing For grand larceny Bud Ross Postmaster General Mr Bosley ex- was sentenced to one year in the peni- ¬ pects to take charge of the Paris post tentiary and Alex Rice received thirty Wes some time next week His day 6 in jail for petit larceny office deputy Sherman Stivers and stamp Berry was given four months in jail for clerk Henry Lilleston took the oath petit larceny and was fined 65 and Wednesday before Deputy sentenced to thirty days for carrying of office County Clerk Pearce Pa ton Post mas concealed weapons - J W Ferguson master Davis and his assistants still concealed weapons 25 and ten days in jail The cases of Brice Howard and have charge of the office Sam Harris mule stealing were con ¬ Mrs Geo Rion assisted by Miss tinued All of the parties convicted are Bertha Wright of Cleveland Ohio and colored R L Booth was acquitted Wednesday others has arranged a magnificent dis ¬ play of Spring and Easter millinery for of carrying concealed weapons and of to day and to morrow A visit to her two charges of pointing deadly weapons store will impress you with the beauty but was convicted of two charges of and style of the goods on exhibition petit larceny He was sentenced to Special efforts will be made to day and thirty days in jail on each charge to morrow to see that everyone has an The complemeat of pattern millinery opportunity to view the dainty crea- ¬ adapted from the handiwork of Virot tions Marie Gillot Jeanne Taty Agnes Sorel You are invited to see the Watters and Berthe the famous French milli ¬ display of portraits today in J W ners displayed at Mrs M Parkers toDavis Cos show window A repre- ¬ day will sustain the reputation and sentative of the Watters Party is iu popularity of Mrs Parker as a fashion- charge and will courteously answer all able milliner The opening will cou j tinue over to morrow questions ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ I Olcott the sweet singer gave him a royal reception at the matinee perform- ¬ ance of his new play Sweet Innis carra Wednesday at Lexington In Mesdames R J the party were Neely W W- - Mitchell A F Bedford W L YerkeB F B Carr C B Mitchell Swift Champ A J Fee H O John Schwartz George James Rassenfoss Ed Paton J W Ferguson James Thompson Stout Leer A J Winters R C Tucker Geo B Alex- ¬ ander J K Spears John Gasa Jr Seattle Jas Connors W M Hukill W R Hukill Misses Mamie McClin tock Ida Friend Mary Webb Gass Ella Mitchell Mamie Neely Sadie Hart Mary Brent Effie Paton Maud Stout Lillie Daniels Iva Perry Edith Alexander Kate Alexander Frances Claybrook Hutchison Lizzie Connell Nannie Ewalt Laura Trundle Mattie Varden Anna May Davis Miss Coombs Texas Martha Clay Sue Dallas Buckner Miss Connelly Messrs U Alexander Jr Dorsey Ray Jas R Thompson J W Ferguson W Thomas Swift Champ Ed Tucker O P Carter Jr J G Craddock Custis Talbott Hutchison A J Fee Desha Lucas R J Neely F B Carr G K Varden Chas Kenney Ben Hutchcraft G M Hill T P Nix Frank Reming ¬ ton Carl Crawford P D Smith Floyd Crawford G D Mitchell Duncan Tavlor Jim Chambers Will Clark Ed Hill Jas Connors W R Hukill John Schwartz Smith OBrien H O James Chas James George Rassenfoss The party was organized by Mr Geo D Mitchell and made the trip in a special car IS OWER OWN Between the lines may be discerned a Mrs J M Hall entertained the Young Married Ladies Euchre Club fling at the higher prices of a successful business rival and a whack at all creayesterday afternoon Miss May Fritts of Mexico Mo tion in defense of the government arrived yesterday af ternoor for a visit to Those Mormon Elders Clark Fritts and wife Times yesterday The Cynthiana Mrs J R Williams of Falmouth was in Paris Tuesday en route home printed the following about the Aloi mon elders who recently held meetings from a short visit in Midway in North Middletown The two mor- ¬ Mrs Otis Bacon and son Bently of mon Elders who were in our county Wichita Falls Texas arrived yesterday and who have been holding protracted to visit the family of Mr W A Bacon meetings near Carlisle have had several Mr Winsor Letton left yesterday converts Among the number is Miss for a business trip to Cincinnati He Cassus Manning She is a highly and heard Melba in The Barber of Seville respected young lady She goes with Elder Walsh in May to Salt Lake City last night ¬ R J NEELY sold cjdTjTs s sr j Mr Woodford Clay has been at Latonia for a week on business con- ¬ nected with the racing stable of Clay Woodford A Rubber Held Over colored who Charlotte Hodgkin YOUR SH Shoes Prof A M Gutzeit and Dr Frank Fithian went to Cincinnati yesterday afternoon to hear Melba sing in The Barber of Seville last night Mr J W Peddicord who went over to witness the launching of the Kentucky arrived home Wednesday from a trip to Washington and New York Mr James OBrien left yesterday for Rochester New York in response to a telegram which stated that his brother Frank OBrien could only live a few hours The Jemima Johnson Chapter of the D A R was charmingly entertained at its last meeting by Mrs John Stuart and Misses Winnie and Lutie Williama on Pleasant street Mrs Frank Fithian aad Miss Mabel Russell attended the grand rubbered into a squabble between l Hester Williams and Julia Combs and at this season It is false Should be entirety weather proof finally carved Hester was held over Wednesday by Judue Purnell for trial economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta- ¬ by tho next Circuit Court for malicious ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale of cutting The other two combattants were bou nd over in the sum of 50 each Ladies Misses ind Childrens Shoes and alco Mens and Boys keep the peace at low do jvn prices Our January invoice revealed that we have too many sioes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan ¬ All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at the lodge room to night at 730 tage if you will call immediately I OO F Notice to meet the committee on location of Widows and Orphans Home All Odd Fellows expected to be present Talbott Clay N G Rt Rev Bishop Maes will visit the churches duriugthe summer beginning in April He will be in Lexington May 8 Cyn thiana 10 St Catherines commence- ¬ ment Lexington June 10 Paris San- day June 12 Georgetown June 14 These visits will be looked forward to with great interest by th members of the congregations throughout the diocese ¬ Davis Thomson Xsgrig - of Covington of the diocese CONDONS LOW PMGEi lc r Ty s Keep Condons Crowded operas Die Meistersinger and The Barber of Seville in Cincinnati Wed- ¬ nesday night and last night Former Senator oe Blackburn who was reported to be dangerously ill of paralysis and heart failure a week ago at Washington is in the cit on legal business and seems to be in good health The report of his indisposition was greatly exaggerated The Winchester Democrat says Misses Anna Swift and Mary Lindsay Pendleton handsomely entertained Friday night in honor of their guest Miss Mann and Miss Mann of Paris the Misses Pendleton are now visiting Miss Mary Crockett in Mt Sterling Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices An immense Spring line of boys suits from eight to fifteen s 577 Miss Villa Whitney White an accomplished vocalist of Chicago will Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and Dress Goods from 5c to 8100 per give a song recital in the lecture room One special lot at 39c Children at 10c per pair of the Methodist phurch on the evening yard of the 14th under the auspices of the worth double Notions of all kinds very cheap Musical Study Club Miss Whites Dress linings at half the price voice is described as being rich true asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and un¬ sweet and flexible New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at oc per yard Alva Crawford and wife will move 75c per yard Special sale at 50c this week to the residence adjoining New York Mills Wheeling 18c Large line of Penangs at 4c per Capt Dan Turneys home on Hign yard worth 30c a yard street Mr Rouse of the Blue- grass grocery will occupy the bouse 5 vacated by Mr Crawford append a o gtios I Beautiful Pictures given away with purchajje The Grand Encampment of Odd Fel- ¬ at Price show them Cos No trouble to lows will meet in Lexington the third Wednesday in May There will be in Davis Co have granted the Watters Party space in their big show window to place on display to day a large number of their newly finished portraits The familiar life like faces are pxamples of the wonderful skill of the Waiters artists Visit Mrs Parkers Store To Day XJW attendance about 200 representatives from the 4000 Encampmemt members in Kentucky The young ladies of the Episcopal Church will give an egg hunt at Judge Purnells Saturday afternoon at 3 Admission oclock April the ninth 10 cents All the children are invited MMKS y r- g4W F -- 1 - iit j - - BmmiM Jtmkmrm t - 4i The costume of the really well dressed woman is incomplete without the ad ¬ millinery indeed it dition of is the distinguishing dot that sets off the leader of fashion And of such crown- ¬ ing patterns are tho3e displayed to day by Mrs M Parker As you read these lines this morning scores of fashionable ladies are led into raptures of praise as they view the beautiful millinery at Mrs Parkers Her famehas not been won in a day but is the result of much study close application and the outlay of considerable cash a combination that has ended in the unbounded popu ¬ larity of Mrs Parkers creations Visit her displays to day and to morrow and see the dainty Easter millinery up-to-da- te r Three Dollars is what a groat many people expect to pay for their shoes Appreciating that fact we have a ¬ J Winters Co of this city have en-¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to te at their store on the first and last Thursday of J each month who will test your eye sight acd i and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charge A LEND US YOUR ER v Ladies Tan Kid Button Shoe -- We want to tell you of the fine laundry work we are doing and I Mrs Cornay Watsons spring open ings to day and to morrow will excel all her former millinery displays She cordially invites the ladus to attend ¬ The window full of excellent por- ¬ traits at J W Davis Cos were all executed by the notrd Watters Party You will appreciate their merit when -- beauty and you may feel sure that you wiUget three huridred cents worth of All wear out of them sizes Alter--fcfry at three dollars that is a give everyone that appreciates a beautiful color and fine medium finish on their linen the bene t of our experience and expert work manship There is no laundry in town where you will get tl e same satisfaction as at the ¬ you see the collection which will be on exhibition to day and to morrow - Rion Clay The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO T Hintons stock of wall paper is the best and cheapest to be found in 1 ans No auction or short goods J Proprietors Telephoas No 4 I I jJygWfltjgWFiCT8l sW flu ffiE 3 TJTTwTISGMwESSBJIKMBrRBi Z v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FEIDAY APEIL flBr 1 1898 fc THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 j Published Every Tuesday and Friday by ocb Rmeler rEditors and 0wner THE LITTLE KING He came to his kingdom at dead of night Oh never a cent to pay had he The robes were fine and with lace bedight Of this scion of royalty He ate and slept and took his ease Oh never a cent to pay had he No ward Imald nor cared to please So very high was he On each fine day he rode in state Oh never a cent to pay had he With vassals true to watch and wait His slightest need to see Of everything he had the best Oh never a cent to pay had he With not a care to trouble his rest Or a fear of aught to be And time goes on he holds the throne Oh never a cent to pay has he He has the world for his very own This scion of royalty Oh time goes on but his kingdom stands Yet never a cent to pay has he And we all keep step to his swift com- ¬ mands With glad humility --Emma A Lente in Good Housekeeping hmWrtWrtYtfAYttWWWrtWWM Is your husband awake inued I con- - CORAL CHALCEDONY Many Very IScautlfnl and Valuable Fossils Are to Be Found on the HELP Florida 3acli There are many things of interest at artJ around Tampa but if the majority of tourists who visit the place only fruit Jul in returns is at Ballast Point o snall pleasure resort about six miles irnm the city and on Tampa bay On the shores of this point are found in ¬ kiii v U the most wonderful and most F hitch a team in the double wagon There will be a special train come to the station within- a few hours Have the team waiting for it Three or four men will get off the train take them up and drive them over to the old place just as fast as the horses can go Will you do this for me Sarah Vait I come down was her breath- ¬ less reply I was anxious to be off homeward but before I had time to become im- ¬ patient at the delay the front door opened and Sarah stepped out Did you understand what I told you I asked hurriedly - No indeed He schleep like a log Well wake him up and tell him to i t HpLM 7SjnRB5B 1 vast numbers n curious and valuable form of fossils known as coral chal cedonies the like of which are only found it is said on Desolation island in the far North Pacific ocean These coral chalcedonies were first discovered by a Philadelphia scientist named T A Conrad about 50 years ago and were first described by another Philadelphian Prof Angelo Heilprin a few years later The f os3ils are of both shells and corals although it is only the latter that possess a marked beauty of coloring The corals have become changed from their original composition into chalcedony through as Prof Heilprin believes an infiltration of silicia in a heated condition The fos 6ils nearly all take the form of hollow geodes or hollow pipe stems as the term is and in the former it is on the inside that the chalcedony is found and it occurs in brilliant translucent reds browns whites and blacks Sometimes there are successive layers of different colors which give the whole an appear- ¬ ance of being agate The most beauti ¬ ful however are those which are bril- ¬ liant red and covered with a peachy bloom The pipe stem forms are usually translucent throughout In some cases the geodes although hermetically sealed by nature contain water and from this circumstance are known by the people of Tampa as water stones These forms containing- water which may be seen through the translucent chalcedonjr are somewhat rare and the curio dealers in the south ask extor- ¬ tionate prices for good specimens Many efforts have been made by scien- ¬ tific men to determine the precise method by which the hollowing of these fossil corals was brought about but none of them have thus far been will ¬ ing even to hazard a guess which they would like to see in cold print Some- ¬ times the geodes contain wet sand and this is nearly as curious as the water only in the case of the sand it cannot be fceen through the chalcedony These curious and exceedingly beau ¬ tiful gem like chalcedony corals belong to the geological period known as the Lower Miocene system It is not a re ¬ mote period when the vast age of the earth is considered but long enough to make ones head ache in trying to fig ¬ - yes indeed Then she re- ¬ peated my instructions at my request so there could be no possible mistake Now I must hasten back Heaven only knows what might happen during my absence I said making a start for Ach A CLEW BY WIRE Or An Interrupted Current BY HOWARD M YOST 5 Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co 33WmWVWWWmWMWMMMWMM CHAPTER XV Continued The conversation which Sonntag and myself had noted this morning in our endeavor to solve the mystery of the voices in my bedroom and up in the attic seemed of the greatest signifi- ¬ cance Some property was to be re- ¬ moved this very night and if the ref- ¬ erence was to anything hidden in the cellar the removal might take place while I was absent on my present er ¬ The thought caused me to urge for- ¬ ward the horse to his greatest speed and very soon I drew near the station Stopping a short distance away I tied the horse to the fence and then cau- ¬ tiously approached being careful to keep in the shadows as much as pos- ¬ sible The station was standing out bold and distinct in the fbright moonlight There was not a sign of a human be ¬ ing anywhere around The signal light in front of the place cast a sickly glow against the windows in contrast to the white moonlight With pistol ready for immediate use in my hand I ran swiftly forward and leaped upon the platform The door of the station house was locked as were also the windows By the gleam of the station light I could see the telegraph instrument inside The bank in which I had becu em- ¬ ployed was equipped with a private tel ¬ egraph wire In the gradual climb to the tellership I had at one time held the position of stenographer and teleg-¬ How thankful I was now for rapher the long hard study and practice gone through to fit myself for that position T had not forgotten how to send or re- ¬ ceive a message With the butt end of the pistol a pane of glass was smashed and reaching in through the opening I undid the lock and in another moment was inside My fingers trembled with excitement as I threw the switch which connected Ach Gott Nel vat is de matter any vays Tell me Is dere any harm to you Sarah cried after me in such deep concern that remembering she knew nothing at all of the occurrences at my house I came back I havent time to stop and tell you everything I said hurriedly But I a small portion of the se- ¬ have found the gate curities the bank lost by the robberj- It was a bond and I picked it up from the floor of the cook house cellar Some one dropped it and when the loss is discovered will be back after it So I want to be there and see who it is Ach he kill you Nel Tont go back You git kilt Sarah exclaimed Oh I guess not Ill look out for Sarah wished to accompany me but I told her how much greater service she could render by staying and seeing that my instructions were fully carried out which made her satisfied to remain As I started homeward the bobbing light of a lantera was moving toward the barn which told me Jake was doing his part and the old fellows unusual celerity seemed an auspicious begin ¬ ning to my plan I had left Sarah seated on the porch whence I knew she would not move until her quick ear caught the first far off rumble of the special During the ride homeward the thought occurred to me that perhaps I had been too hasty in sending for Mr Perry and the detectives For if the stolen property or a portion of it should be discovered hidden in my house those who believed in my guilt might claim that I had hidden the se- ¬ curities myself and becoming fearful of discovery or being unable to nego- ¬ tiate a sale had now taken this course that rand pression which the glimpse of the new- ¬ comers back had given me butimme diateh upon his entrance into the walled cellar he stepped to one side ont of the lne of vision odds Jacksons eyes followed him and Gliding noiselessly to the cellar way were evidently resting upon him in I paused and listened Tomblike doubt and suspicion silence was about me You he finally exclaimed With the utmost caution lest the old I listened intently for the answer stairway should creak under my weight and the sound of the voice sent a shud ¬ I descended The instant my head der over me The voice was familiar came below the level of the floor a faint and it was with deepest dread I heard streak of light in the op oosite wall it struck my eye The painted door was Yes You wonder how I found you ajar out came in response to Jacksons ex- ¬ Eagerly I continued downward un clamation That I will not say til I came to the last step Would the Enough that I am here voice sound again and thereby give tire Well we cant talk in this place alarm How could I avoid it Jackson said after a pause His bed- ¬ Thought flies quickly when the mind room is right above us is keyed up by excitement I rememYou mean Mr Conway bered how on former occasions the his hearing He was called toNo fear of my plank at the bottom had given way be¬ by a message from my daughterhouse and neath my weight and how the voice had is with her now I have no doubt sounded immediately after Was there TO be continued some connection between the two Could I avoid the voice by avoiding the ACQUITTED BY THE CROWD plank 0 I climbed over the balustrade and Judsre Who Wanted to Be Reelected reached the cellar floor at the side of Dodsred to Make Votes the stairs To my intense satisfaction Twenty years ago Powers was an en ¬ gine wiper in the snops at Burnham the silence remained unbroken After waiting a few minutes I was Losing an arm in a railroad wreck he about to cross to the door when from the was obliged to use his head more and his limbs less in the business of making a living for himself and his little family Drifting to Leadville with the first tide of fortune hunters Powers remained there as long as he could consistently and until the sheriff took him down to Canyon City to live permanently that being considered a healthier climate for a man of his temperament he hadshot and killed his Pat Kennedy in a friendly with re¬ ¬ son-in-la- w already inside I could not determine If the last idea was the correct one why had he not given the warning My sudden attack taking him so un ¬ awares might be accountable for this and he might return at any moment and sound an alarm I went quickly back to the cook house determined to take advantage of his flight Kicking off my shoes I entered A shudder ran over me at the thought of again descending into the sepulchral darkness but there was not that horrible fear that unaccountable terror in the thought which had so completely demoralized my nerves on the former occasions I was prepared now was on a hot scent the end of which promised a tangible result At the same time I fully realized the danger I was alone single handed against I knew not what ¬ form as he went slowly along the low narrow passage He could not proceed without making some noise and I saw a startled face appear at the other end I could hardly repress a cry of aston- ¬ ishment The light in the room was at one side of the passage it shone full upon the fellow and revealed the form and face of Horace Jackson In one hand he held a bundle of papers and he ap peared too dumfounded to move The man he was watching reached the end of the passage and stepped into the A LITTLE N0HSENSE apartment beside him I was eager to verify my first im- ¬ Mr Ierk Oh iF you could only learn to ley Mrs Perk ook as my first wife did you were as smart as rav dear first husband was youd be rich enough to bin the best copk in the land Cleveland header Horrors of M usic Why yes the boy was eternally playing the violin about the house and in setf defense 1 had to hire teachers and let him develop him self into an artist or it would have been Thats what might be unendurable called niakingr a virtuoso out of neces--- it v Chicago Tribune Young Maud A Probable Freak Clare Dashing is simply awful Maud The Why what did he do very first time met him he had the audacity to put his arm around my Is it possible Clare waist twice Why had no idea his arm was long enough for thats Chicago News One day an Irishman was taking a walk in a small town neai Glasgow when he met an old friend After walk iug along the road together Pats friend Have you heard the latest said to him No what is it news Pat a penny off the loaf Theres Pat Bedad and I hope it is off the penny ones Tit Bits beginning of Hostilities levlf M ¬ 1 1 tossel Im afeard remarked Farmer Corn -- quired his wife Is it a case of over- ¬ No was the answer work taint nothin so onusual as overwork Its a plain old fashioned case of overtalk Washington Star Say asked the man with the thin whiskers and the worried look did nt Shakespeare marry a widow with a boy I dont remember ever hearing of anything of that kind said the fat man But I never was well ac- ¬ quainted with Bill I wish I had your funny disposition But what got me to thinkin about it was that saying of his about the evil that men do lives after them Cincinnati Enquirer fur that politician is about to be drawed to a close Whats the matter in- ¬ thet the period of usefulness ten-year-- old SALE OF EGYPTIAN MUMMIES Londoners Not Very Anxious to Pos ¬ sess These Dessicnted Members of a Decayed Race The market price of royal Egyptian mummies is 25 guineas per monarch This latest quotation on the mummy exchange was determined by an auction sale recently J C Stevens offered for sale at King street Covent Garden seven full grown mummies sound in wind and limb and with all and singular the wraps bandages and coffins thereto pertaining Three were of the royal blood one Ptolemy II of Egypt other- ¬ wise known as Philadelphus Antiochus I of byria known to his intimates as Soter and a certain Alpina reputed wife of Seleucus goodness knows which king of Babylon Their identity was established by two letters one from Dr Birch of the British museum and one from Prof Bcmomi of Sir John Soanes museum The professor said the mummies ought not to be allowed to leave the country Mr Chandler deposed thehierosrlynhicS tWSr3W5 HE on the tombs of the withered potentates 3 giving the royal names and titles Sketches of them came to England with xhe mummies but were lost Could anything be more conclusive According to modern views Ptolemy and Antiochus do not appear to have been proper persons One married his sister and the other his stepmother and Ptolemy exercised royal authority over two of his brothers by putting them to death That is a long time ago Phila ¬ delphus has now acquired a fine nutmeg s tint and his leathery skin is perforated like the borings in a cork He has lost his nose and - some of his fingers and every bone shows through his skin He died possessed of legions and elephants and ships and 740000 talents of money He does not look at all perturbed as to the succession of his estates Antiochus for so valiant warrior In a surprisingly small monarch He is of the color of an old boot with the mold growing on it His mouth and eyes are represented by jagged slits His right arm has gone and the edges of his hol ¬ low armpit are like the torn binding of a book His regal trappings have dwindled to a piece of velvet around the loins and a width of swathing on the arm Alpina is proclaimed a woman by her narrow chest and the matted curls of her dusty hair She is swathed to - ¬ volvers ¬ ure out the years delphia Ledger Florida Cor Phila ¬ WHERE GIRLS PROPOSE 3nWA Pi lt Is Always r i 1 m f I felL j the instrument with the circuit and then handled the key I did not know the call for Phila ¬ A scientific expedition will start short ¬ delphia so clicked the abbreviation Phil a few times and was delighted ly for the islands of Torres straits rof Haddon on his first visit obtained in receiving a quick response Operator Keep this dead secret a valuable ethnological collection and brought back a large amount of inter- and have delivered quick I wired OK Go esting- material relating to the manners The answer came back ahead and customs of the natives among Benj F Perry 1459 Eidgefield Ave whom he lived generally on very Phila Pa Come quick to Sidingon familiar terms He described the is ¬ M division Mid Trunk Ry Get lands as differing- considerably in their on J Re- special train bring detectives structure covery of stolen funds and arrest of Those to the west are composed of old igneous rocks and might be called dis thieves in question Do not fail Am connected portions of northern Queens- all alone Nelson Conway 1 followed this up by another reland and are moderately fertile those quest to have it delivered immediateto the east are volcanic and the vege tation is much more luxuriant Both ly to which the short but gratifying You bet Good are fringed with coral reefs They are response came luck inhabited by distinct races whose man The operator evidently comprehended ners customs and languages are very the full meaning of my dispatch Indifferent only a few words and these chiefly trade terms being- common to deed anyone who had resided in Philadelphia at the time of the robbery read- ¬ both An emphatic instance of their diver ing that message would know its mean ¬ sity is found in matrimonial affairs ing The short term expressing good will Among the western tribes the girls marriage to the men there it is received in answer to my request to always leap year Among the eastern rush coming from one I had probably the more usual course is adopted With never seen encouraged me greatly Then too knowing Mr Perrys en- ¬ the former it might be some time before a lad had an offer In these islands as ergetic nature I was confident that in other parts of the world the path to gentleman would be up and doing im love can sometimes be smoothed by mediately upon the receipt of my disgifts Here however the most attrac-¬ patch A man of his standing would tive present is not gems or personal have no difficulty in procuring a special rain and allowing the time necessary ornaments it is a mans head to obtain the officers of the law in two The youth desirous of an offer from a particular maid organizes a foray or three hours I could expect Mr kills some one man woman or child Perrys arrival it matters not much except that the I could not repress a smile as picfirst is the most welcome gift and thus tured to myself the president of the having proved his prowess may be Safety Security company riding not sought by the fair one Of course the in the coach but on the engine to which actual courtship and marriage have it was attached and nrging the ento their own customs some of them singu gineer my greater speed It was cermind that that special would lar enough and a certain amount of tain in travel as fast as steam could drive the fighting generally harmless is do rigueur between the relatives Among wheels A feeling of satisfaction came over the eastern tribes also fighting occurs me at having taken a decisive step and and as a preliminary the lover practical The ly elopes with the damsel But with my spirits rose in accordance numbness and dazed condition of my both races a payment of some kind is faculties had passed away and I felt made for the wife Prof Haddon obtained most of his in ¬ that to rely on ones own exertions was formation on these subjects from the the better way after all Leaving the station I went back to Vkibtern tribes but will no doubt this my horse mounted and started up the twjie make that about the eastern equal ¬ ly complete He learned most of their long hill Arrived at the top I again totems and the significance of the tat dismounted in front of Sarahs house U o marks but here also he trusts to and going in the front door rapped augment his knowledge There is evi long and loud In answer to mv sum¬ dently a fertile field still open and the mons a voice called from an upstairs expedition if all goes as well as it did window Sarah is that you I asked step- last time should bring back a rich bar ping irom tne shadow of the porch into rest London Standard the moonlight Hl stccomiuodRtinjr Spirit Ach Gott Nel vat is it the good She I have so much money that it woman exclaimed fear and excitement Durdens me at beholding meat this late hour caus He Let me share your burden da- - ing her voice to tremble liiUjf rDetroit 3reePres ¬ -- lieap Year in tlie Inland oi rorren straitH urewsoiue Tokens of Love ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ pro-pot- -e ¬ ¬ E ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ room above came a sound which set my heart wildlj beating the sound of footsteps moving cautiously across the floor toward the stairway All seemed clear to me then A trap ihad been laid for me and I was caught determined as every true Missourian in it is to see justice done In the midst of the proceedings a stentorian oice was CHAPTER XVI heard in the rear room shouting I move your honor that the prison- ¬ The sounds of footsteps upon the landing ceased for a short time I was er be discharged That was all Powers wanted To con- ¬ not afraid to cope with a single man but I naturally felt no desire to have vict the Missourian would have been two or more upon me at once It might fatal to his hopes for reelection and be that Skinner had returned I nerved without waiting for a second to the myself for a supreme effort against proposition he put the motion to the ¬ odds and waited for the alarm which house and declared it carried unan- ¬ would sound the note of warning to imously which it was The court then the colleague in the walled up cellar adjourned to Johnny Sheas where the friends of the vindicated man did the To my surprise no alarm was given The footsteps again began to move handsome thing by the judge the clerk slowly forward To lie in wait for the and all of the bystanders Denver fly approached He must have heard me for he newcomer at the foot of the stairs trip Times glanced around and by his action him up and so make my escape was my An Ag grrieved Small IJoy brought his face in the full light of first impulse There is one small boy on these I was about to station myself in posi- ¬ grounds who fervently wishes that his the moon It was Skinner that treacherous cow- ¬ tion to carry out this plan when a band sister Avould learn to write more ard My animosity toward the fellow of light streamed down and made a legibly Just as he was going for a was not lessened by the fact that he was round yellow patch on the stones be- ¬ swim she sent him down to the pier prowling about my place and I hope low ith a handbag and a note which read God will pardon me for the murderous Thus being prevented irom follow- ¬ Please keep this bag for me until 1 spirit that arose in my heart It lent ing my plan 1 hastily but silently with ¬ come down To his surprise the boy wings to my feet and in a few bounds drew behind the stairs and crouching was ordered to come in and sit down in I was upon him down breathlessly waited a corner of the office After a patient When he saw he could not escape Slowly and deliberately the unknown wait of half an hour he asked May he turned quickly and raised his arm came down When he reached the bot- ¬ go now No was the reply of the ¬ step he paiised Then the beam of busv clerk in defense He started to say some- tom keen auiet and stay where thing but I choked the words injiis light from the dark lantern was thrown you are An hour rolled by and the throat for his arms could not stop me upon the plank and moved from side to sister appeared on the scene An ex- ¬ My fingers were steel and closed about side as if in investigation planation followed and the boy was re ¬ his windpipe with the grip of a vise The secret of the plank was evident ¬ leased with the promise of some candj You scoundrel Ive got a double ly known to the newcomer for when The clerk had rad the note Please charge against you and Ill take my pay he left the stairs it wa by a jump which keep this boy for me until I come now I snarled between my clenched landed him on the stone floor beyond down Chautauquan Assembly Herof ald teeth and thus as in my case the sound He squirmed and struggled his hands the warning voice was avoided Emergency clutching my wrists in the vain en- ¬ I had no opportunity then for specu ¬ Dr Calmness in lecturing to a Weir Mitchell deavor to tear loose from my grasp lation as to the close connection be- school of nurses lately upon the ne- ¬ Soon one of his arms dropped to his tween the ilank and the voice for the cessity of self control int emergencies side and he seemed to be nearly over- time of danger was upon me The told the following incident One of come for I felt his body gradually sink- round glow crept slowly over the walls ini a low nervous ing down The next instant there was gradually approaching my hiding place his patients while by condition swallowed a cold object thrust against m3 temple I held my pistol ready determined from the wrong bottle mistake a dese She shrieked and an ominous click sounded in my the instant the light fell upon me to out that she was poisoned Oreof the ears Anyone who has had the muzzle fire aiming at a spot in the darkness nuirscs screamed Aconite and began of a pistol meaning business thrust directly above it to cry hysterically The other niurFe into his face will understand my sensa- ¬ But the glow suddenly died away seeing that the patienib was going into tion and total darkness again reigned The convulsions from terroir when relief I instantly let go my hold and fell footsteps went lightly across the floor would be impossible said coolly back a few steps So sudden had been and soon the crack of light in the op- ¬ Dont be frightened Look here tak the change in Skinner from the de- - posite wall widened ing a mouthful of the dose herself She xensive xo xne aggressive mat ior a J The fellow paused but an instant be- ¬ then went outside to rid her mouthi of moment I forgot about my pistol When fore the wide open door and then as¬ an emetic anid for I did think of it and got through suming a crouchirg position entered it procured stomach pump sent calma ¬ doctor and a Hef fumbling in my pocket the rascal had into the region beyond ness saved the life of the patienTt N fled around the side of the house He had had his back toward me and Y Ledger whither I followed He succeeded in the light coming from the walled up eluding me however Even had I dis- ¬ cellar through a narrow low passage- ¬ So He Declared His Independence covered him I would not have fired It way leading to it was faint but my Mrs Goodsoul You say you were was not my purpose to raise a disturb ¬ heart took a sudden bound from the thrown upon the world by a great ance just then For some reason Skin- ¬ glimpse of that form fleeting and in ¬ cruelty of nature Thats too bad ner also was unwilling to attract at-¬ distinct though it was Here was a new What was the character of it if you tention to the spot by shooting forif element entering into the mystery dont mind telling he really wished to put me out of the which surrounded me For a moment Bumm DWay Well mum ye see it ¬ way he would never have had a more amazement wonder held me spell- was dis way Nater made hayin an favorable opportunity than when he bound Then rising from my hiding harvest come at a time when its too hot so clever got the drop on me place I swiftly went to the door which ter work an den she turns right Whether the fellow was about to the person who had just entered had around an makes de time ter saw wood enter the cook house when I came upon left wide open come in de winter when its too cold hiin so suddenly or was standing guard She had it in fer us mum The faint light from the room beyond Oh td give warning to some one who was was almost blotted out by the mans Puck V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to restore what remained to the bank Mr Perrys friendship I could possibly rely upon but the detectives who had all along believed I was the real crim ¬ inal might not be so easily convinced of the truth of my story There was no recalling the dispatch however and in the meantime some ¬ thing further might arise to assist my case So I had to be content in hoping for the best I stopped at the orchard below my house and letting down the bars led the horse through the long grass up to the barn so that the sonnd of hoofs on the hard roadway might not serve as a warning of my approach The animal had not been spared in the journey to and from the station but pausing not to rub him down I slipped a blanket over his reeking back and sides and then quietly and cautiously approached the house When I came around the corner T was startled at discovering the dark outlines of a mans figure motionless before the cook house door I stealth 11 You scoundrel the charge of horse stealing That was ranked as a capital offense in those days punishable with death But the culprit was from Joplin and had many friends in camp albeit the courtroom was crowded with them all e But Powers was not nearly so vicious as he looked and during all of the years that I knew him he had never killed a man a pretty good record for that vi ¬ cinity He was alwajs a potent politi- ¬ cal factor and filled various positions of honor and responsibility from jus- ¬ tice of the peace to policeman and jan ¬ itor of the courthous and superintend- ¬ ent of the chain gang While dealing out justice in the old jail a Missourian was brought before him for a preliminary hearing upon i -- i I How much for the preserved royalty The auctioneer said he had never seen such an imperial lot An enterprising young man with a caravan could make a fortune out of it Some years ago an offer of 1 000 was refused for the royal party What offers The enterprising young man hesitated At last some ¬ body said ten guineas The auctioneer was quite willing and the price went up by guineas until it reached 20 Then the real bidding began Mr Cross of Liver- ¬ pool and Mr Tregaskis of Regent street were both in the lookout for mummies They fought earah other by five guinea bids and the dead rulersof Egypt went to Mr Cross at 75 guineas museum bought two rolled mummies from Egypt and an ancient beauty of Peru The rolled mummies produced 18 guineas and 16 There was an element of speculation in it inasmuch as personal ornaments are sometimes found beneath the swath ings The auctioneer had two gold ear ¬ rings to prove it The Peruvian lady who was in a crouching position had braided hair beat the royal average by two guineas But the pearl of price was an Egyptian mystery in a decorated case pedigree not given For that Mr Tregaskis paid 34 guineas Three elephants tails dried bristles complete sold f or two and with shillimrs per tail London Mail Shonld Have to Hnstle Worthless men get along too well in the feet ¬ for the three Hornimans i Ml jsi v 4 v fc v - THE BOURBON NEWS PAULS XY FRIDAY APRIL WOMEN AND THE WHEEL From the Gazette Delaware Ohio vomen is still a disputed question between The healthfulness of bicycle riding for eminent physicians and health reformers Used in moderation it surely creates for women a means of out 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 seventeen-year-oldaughter of Mr J R Reed 335 Lake St Delaware Ohio may point a moral for parents who like Mr and Mrs Reed have experienced some concern for their daughters who are fond of wheel- ¬ ing In the fall of 96 Miss Bertha who had ridden a great deal began to fail in an alarming manner She grew steadily paler and thinner and it appeared she was going into consumption Rest and quiet did her abso- lutelv no cood d ¬ 1 1898 ravs s DORMANT POWERS Most of WASHINGTON WIDOWS They Peraist In Wringing Number One to the Front on Every Occasion ¬ ¬ Capable of Doing Greater Things Than We Think Um jmj vSjil zk tPv iilTilrllnBw3a l L A uiwi m very high rate Thinking this majr have been due to tempo- found kmher a pulse at ¬ nhvsician hewatched her closely but her pulse continued at that rate for two weeks He 1I was satisfied then from her high pulse and steadily wasting condition that Bhe was suffering from anaemia or a bloodless She became excondition of the body tremely weak and could not stand the least noise or excitement In this condition of affairs they were 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 eye brighten the muscles grow elastic ambition is created and good health returns ¬ ¬ She Rides Well ness when he examined her rary nervous- ¬ We are too easily discouraged Some one has said that our chief want I like gratitude I like to hear of grateful people and an anecdote I heard recentin life is some one who shall make us do ly of one Washington man has pleased me Make us that is help immensely He has recently married the what we can ul to surmount seeming obstacles widow of a very wealthy gentleman and the whether discouragement lack of dar ¬ on thea proceeds ofhouse transaction he has house handsome When built ing or whatever the trouble may be was finished and the moving into thewas ac it that confronts us and prevents our do-¬ complishedj the wife and her mother fell to ing what we otherwise might and by discussing just where tJiey should hang the portrait encouragement and approval of what decided of the former husband They had just a small room on the to hang it is worthy help us to reach the goal of second floor when in new husband came the our ambitions in and heard of the matter No Hang him upstairs he said not felt an uplift and Who has siree JNo siree lhat man was my Dene strengthened purpose after the perusal factor I owe everything I have to him He of one or more of Emersons Essays shall hang in the place of honor And husband No 1 now smiles down Read carefully his Self Reliance and from the mantel of the drawing room see how it encourages But that of another Xote the Washington makes me think recently beTake Smiles Self Help widow who has many cases he cites of the powers of stowed herself and her belongings on a secperseverance and the achievements ond husband Its so fortunate said she me my gained oftentimes under the most dis ¬ first husbands last name begantowith a W couraging circumstances vou know and so does my second husreason bands first name All Mr Ws handkerI have frequently heard this for Willie given for the success of some people in chiefs are just the thing the initial on and I them havent even had to have Oh it is a gift changed different lines of work Washington Post they have They couldnt do it if they hadnt the gift until I have grown Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal ps a Cough medicine tired of hearinsr it It is in a way F M Abbott 383 Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 discouraging for have we not all gifts Seneca St ¬ ¬ Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the eens pf smell and completely derange the whole wes tern when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly de rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure man Co Toledo ufactured by F J Cheney O contains no mercury and is taken in ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you gel the genuine It is taken internally and made Co Tes m Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney timonials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Bad Blood 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 -- ¬ Xot Bigoted thought you were a vegetariJenkins I an but I hear you eat mutton Gibbs 1 am not a bigoted vegetarian I only eat the meat of such animals as live on vegetable food Tit Bits ¬ ¬ ¬ coffee at night It spoils their sleep You can drink Grain 0 when you please andsleep like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee Por nervous persons young people and children Grain 0 Made from pure is the perfect drink rains Get a package from your grocer to Say Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c Many People Cannot Drinlc 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 Wesson Miss Bonner Cbaft Quite Natural Mrs McFeegan Shure Moike yez black oye do be turnin grane Mr McFeegan An why wudnt it Oi got it from an Oirishmon on Saint Pat- ¬ 25 afce Jeers araparilia itas a in some direction gift that is in thee JL SOMETHING HAPPENED Bit of Excitement in the Nevada Desert The town of Gait in the middle of the Nevada desert contains 11 houses and you itep out of the First precinct of the First ward into boundless alkali covered space For two hours wo 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 passenger had already investigated the half acre of town at least six times and ¬ complaint roe and traveled in waves For heavens sake cried a stout wine doesnt anything dealer from California ever happen in such a town as this Cant Bomebody think of something to do to pass the time What interesting occurrences The last question have you here anyway 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 nothiif much ever happen here Blame it all evry eaid the local dweller goins on is up at Podiga the county seat where theres as many as 17 houses Theyve got a trial up 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 Xever see nothin nor have no ex perience Them six men that went from herell come back an talk for two years about bein on that jury Plagued shame A man with a sore kneed make as good a feller for a jury as anyone else JWell cant we get up a fight or some- imcfdiverting to pass time away tmtf acin ffchtinVUutT dont fiirht bhlv tviiih Ben Hackbarth fer I can lick him easy But Bens on the jury Hell come back an blow about it too Dog him Ill give a dollar if youll wrestle or run a race or dance a jig oi or or by thunder oiy thing Aint never rassled with anybuddy but Ben Hackbarth cause I can throw him an I dont care to run a race either unless with Ben an hes on the jury isht I was up there havin experiences too Well desperately pursued the tired oul passenger isnt there something you can dc Anything Any without Ben Hackbarth ihing I say Ill make up a purse of 10 foi anv Mister did you say 10 one of the yonnger of the bystanding women interrupt and the ed The wine dealer said Yes girl called the disappointed youth aside and the two talked for a few moments The proprietor of the lame knee then approached the knot of passengers and said Weve decided well take you up mister That is if theres ary preacher with you Weve Preacher You bet your life got a bishop yelled the New York business man of berth 7 And he rushed for the sleeper for he understood the purport of the remark of the Gait man The idy is this here said the latter Ben Hackbarth an me both been kind o tryin around fer this young lady to marry us an Ben bein a kind o traveled an experienced man seemed like itd be natcherl fer her to take him as she told me in our talkin just now Hed been as fur as Elko once said the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the delay was becoming so monotonous that Neglect not the A word to the wise is sufficient Pos is an injunction sibly but the man must be mighty wise and that is applicable in many ways the word mighty sharp Rural New Yorker Manjr people who lack energy and perseverance are all too ready to give Time counts health gains A quick sure as an excuse for their own failures this Cure St Jacobs Oil for sprains reason that they have not been blessed with the gifts that others seem to pos- ¬ THE MARKETS sess While this may be true in part it tends to a false idea of talents be- ¬ Cincinnati March 31 4 00 stowed and it may be that these same LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 3 10 4 50 4 2o Select butchers people have just such gifts themselves CALVESFair to good light 6 50 0 60 3 15 ft 3 75 lying dormant because thejr have failed HOGS Common 3 60 a 3 80 Mixed packers to cultivate them 3 80 3 60 Light shippers 4 15 4 50 It does not follow that because a man SHEEP Choice 9 50 7 00 Spring or woman can now do certain things LAMBS Winter family 3 70 4 00 FLOUR 95 with perfect ease and seeming forget GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 93 jn Oa o ru self that they have always fulness of 33 Corn No 2 mixed 28 O vJU LS been able to do them from their first at- ¬ 52 Rye No 2 tempt Facility comes with labor HAY Prime to choice 9 50 9 20 10 00 and in most cases it is likely that these PROVISIONS Mess pork 8o Lard persons acquired the art through long BUTTER Prime steam 12 n Choice dairy 20tf practice and at first suffered but grad- ¬ Prime to choice creamery 25 00 ually overcame the obstacles of self APPLES Perbbl bush C5 70 POTATOES Per consciousness timidity and the un ¬ CHICAGO derrating and doubt of their own pow- ¬ FLOUR Winter patents 4 8b 1 02 J4 jKAlN Wheat No 2 red l 01 ers No 2 Chicago spring A French writer has said 2871 It is pre ¬ PORN Nn so suming too much to expect every ¬ PORK Mess 45 9 40 thing from natural gifts unaided The LARD Steam 97tf 4 95 lives of most successful men and wom NEW YORK 50 4 90 en m whatever line nave proved xne FLOUR Winter patent ¬ N i ricks day Judge It corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age AllensFoot Easemakes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach- ¬ ing feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roj N Y Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of Shake Into Your Shoes r fir W and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE The Rifirlit Thin to Do fairs Browne My business is all run down Smyth Why dont you wind up your Up-to-Date af- ¬ You should know that for years the stand ¬ ard 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 a married man He He must have been Didnt he re ject the doctrine of free will Puck She 3Lic3i N5W cSSsmmttpgrjjirT S for women who wash No work you do is so unhealthful as your work over a washtub JLhis 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 Pearling and theres nttie or none ot it JNothing but rinsing y the clothes after soaking and boiling them Consider vour health 5ss JZZ mnvii 3 - Hard facts JP Evidence Wasnt John Calvin To Cure a Coltl In One Day fake Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets All Jruggist refund monv if it fails to cure 25c The easiest kind of advice to follow i the kind we had intended to follow anyway Washington Democrat No fits after first days use of Dr Klines are capable of much greater things than we do or attempt Not because of lack of ambition but because we al ¬ low pride to step in and discourage by the fear that we shall make a failure of the attempt and perhaps render our- ¬ selves ridiculous in the eyes of our truth of the statement It is presumably true that most of tis WHEAT No RYE Oj Lo 2 red CORN No 2 mixed jNIIXGQ- - 00i 36 57V Fits stopped free and permanently cured 30 9 25 9 PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Familv GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rvc No 2 western 50 CO 5 2o 4 30 97 4 Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Ll rt CURE CONSTIPATION DRUGGISTS -II -L 5fo I 233 a 1 97 9r 33 33 4 50 4 40 99 SS 34 4 70 4 50 their gardens Lots of men have college diplomas hang ¬ ing in their parlors and weeds growing In Washington Democrat QOEC9a94elKlOIMMOlCBtBelltC0OBtCih04 COOD WfiVES GROW FMR IN THE LSGHT OF THEIR W0RECS ESPECIALLY IF THEY USE 5G4 friends Better times come to all cured of aches And pains by St Jacobs Oil A profitable religion never wanted pros2 lytes ltal Gentle treatment St Jacobs Oil soothes Neuralgia and cures it It fades away A pebble and a diamond are alike to a blind I I I I which is nothing more nor less than a mixture of pride and self consciousness makes us shrink Oats No 2 mixed from the undertaking and so with LOUISVILLE these hindrances we dare not attempt FLOUR Winter patent things that we might do and perhaps GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed do well Alice Brown Cutler In Ladies Oats Mixed PORK Mess World LARD And timiditj I I 93 29 J 27 J 3 75 4 00 94 33f man 2s 5 00 10 00 Ji rj Steam rirufnliocj jnrl nnipl nriins frfim Spintinn rbm St Jacobs Oil the cure of it FOOD FOR THE SICK It Shonld Be Carefully Prepared and Daintily Served 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 con- ¬ tinued neglectof the plainest warnings accompanied by offensive discharges and generally by irregular and scanty ¬ Farmers Be Wise Deal With Us and Save 40 per YOU WE SELL DIRECT TO FARMERS SAVE SALESMANS EXPENSES AHD AGENTS txxIT Phos Acid Ammonia Actual Potash ct on your F CRT5LIZERS j In cooking for the sick a moderate heat is necessary to bring cut and in ¬ tensify rather than destroy or keep within the delicate flavorings of the ma lerials used Where receipts call for butter it must be added to hot dishes after they have been taken from the fire All fried things must be avoided Gruels or serai starchy foods require Meats must be long slow cooking cooked but not overdone Under no circumstances should raw meats raw beef juice or raw beef tea be used Pasteurization is necessary to remove tbe danger of disease germs Serve hot foods hot cold foods cold This does not mean the extreme f either In arranging the tray keep every ¬ thing as dainty as possible using white ¬ Pure Ra w Bono Meal Four Fold Fertilizer Smoky City Fertilizer Big Bonanza Tertilizor Potato Spacia I Fertiliser Tcoacco Special Fertilizer Bone and Meat 9tol0 StolO Jtolio 4 2 For samples and pamphlet write 4 to5 CO WALKER STRflTMAN Jtol0 11 to 12 3tol5 IHolO to5 to3 ltoS 2Hto3 to per cent 3to4Mi 3 4 l4to2 4 5 6 4 to 3 22 00 per ton 20 00 23 OO 21 OO 18 00 15 00 lb OO u 11 to to7 to5 I u Herrs Island Pittsburgh Pa w- Frequent backache and distressing pains ¬ to But when you spoke of givin 10 fer any thing from gittin married to shootin at a mark just so it was done right here and now she took a notion Ten dollars is 10 said the girl suecinctly The bishop was not averse to uniting two loving hearts and the whole train turned nnh to pplpbrate the occasion The marnaga took place on the rear platform of the sleep er and some of the women passengers lent Thf effects to deck the bride out regardless festivities continued up to the time when the engineer announced that he had patched the Hpfppfc in the locomotive and was ready to proceed and then the wine dealer took up a fund tor tne new iamny i cuuuutiui even agreed to carry the couple on to the aiext station for a bridal tour and the Pull man conductor welcomed them to the fine furnishincs of his domain The two left the train at El Boco being in a sort of daze of delight The last observation we heard from remark the bridegroom was this prophetic git back when them six fellers Ill but from Podiga theyll be sorry fer thinkin that nothiu ever happens at home Theyll be sorrv thev was ever called onto that jury Specially with a grim smile Ben Hack Chicago Record barfch ¬ girl or very pale colors A simple vase of flowers with not too decided an odor will prove an added attraction Roses violets lilies of the valle3r or bouvardias are advisable for their daintiness and absence of heavy odor Mrs S T Rorer in Ladies Home Journal Clarified Apples Pare carefully and core the desired quantity of small rather sweet apples weigh and to each pound allow a pound K of sugar Put the sugar with just a ht- tie water over the fire boil and skim add the grated yellow rind of a lemon and a tablespoonful of lemon juice to each two pounds of sugar Put ihe ap- ¬ ples into the hot sirup allow tnem to stand over the back part of the stove until they are perfectly tender and transparent Drain dust with granu lated sugar and dry either in the oven or sun Ladies Home Journal Graham Pudding Heat one quart of milk until luke warm add four tablespoonfuls sugar two teaspoonf uls extract of vanilla and one dissolved rennen tablet Take six custard cups put into each one 1 tablespoonfuls graham bread crumbs then fill them with the prepared milk He Didnt Want the Route set the cups into a warm place until Senator Sulloway of New Hampshire firm then set them in a cool place or tells a good one when he gets warmed on the cival service question said- one of the on ice When ready to serve turn the statesmen who came to help the Michigan pudding into individual dishes and club celebrate Washingtons birthday serve with vanilla or rose sauce or Somewhere in south a bright colored - ¬ ¬ -- remember this Nebraskas soil is rich ti menstruation indicate a nerve deand easily tilled No rocks and stumps W generation of the womb and sur All grains asd fruits that succeed in rounding organs that unless speedily other states in same latitude flourish to there checked will result in barrenness The climate is well nigh perfect the air being dry and free from malaria An abundance of pure water is found It is a great State for Bead Mrs Wilsons letter g stock raising and feeding There is no State in the Union where a DeakMrs Pinkiiam Noonecould Thousands of poor men have i hard working farmer can do so well have suffered from female troubles to become rich in Nebraska can now be bought on easy terms Prices Farms more than I I had tumors on the A handsome illustrated pamphlet describing Nebraska will be gj are low womb my ovaries were diseased sent free on application to P S EUSTIS General Passenger Agent Chicago and for fifteen years I was a burden to myself I was operated upon three different times with only mm temporary relief also tried W 1 I k AI m many doctors LydiaE Pink hams Vegetable Compound Permanently cured by nsincr DR WHITEHALLS KHtUHATic CUKE The aureat and the best Sample sent was recommended to me by a THE DR WHITEHALL MEOK1M1NE CO ioih Bend Indiana fKEE on mention of thl publication lady friend and after takingfour bottles I was like a new woman I had been married nine LIVE STOCK The Light of th Future years and had rjo children I now Why not be In dependent and have a beautiful little girl and we own your own sRlfJiflisiisMr isttjnJilf rH liisisisisisB little gas plant feel assured she is the result of my taking the which will kits May B Wilson 323 Sassafras Compound six V will furnish duplicates JsSWPsfM you lightgastimes more than oflirtTE STOCK Wli7V 4kJiCB Millville N J St frm ordinary or SSfflriHiHBlsMr J 1U JLS or any other electric lights it Modern science and past experience have produced nothing so effective in Out shown in any Spec one half the cost or Applicable for treating diseases of the female organs as Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- imen Book atfor balow nso in churches Quoted prices same stores faotories EpHEflHnMmiiyflLsisH pound and Sanative Wash used according- to special directions residences and j A NKellogg NewspaperCoeountry homes If you know any woman who is suffering- and who is unable to secure relief Safer than ordi or who is sorrowful because she believes herself barren tell her to write to Electrotypers and nary gs or xero Bene lamps Ap ¬ Stereofypers Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass and ask her advice The thousands of Mrs proved by all the Boards of Pinkhams cures are all recorded for quick reference and a reply will be promptly 335 W Fifth St Fire Insurance CIXCINXATI sent wholly without charge that will direct her what to do Underwriters throughout the Mrs B Bluiim 4940 San Francisco Ave St Louis Mo writesIt has been United States We want a first II my great desire to have a babe Since taking your medicine my wish is fulfilled class agent in ev ¬ ery town Write for prices and LydiaEPinKliamsVegetaMeConipoufldjAWoniansRemedyforWoniansIllS catalogue 1 to to to to to 6t e SN HOMES NEBRASKA If you think of changing your location jjjjg - WtiwmM ¬ MWmQIMmm Til I I wi AU B P ACETYLENE GAS hS ¬ Miuniu OUTS 1 MwliB ¬ I I SBBPrivVjSBBBBMSSJfflBBSjSBBBBBflK - - - ¬ ¬ 6T Wedelicbt to do an early triendT cood turn The working puts or - boy appeared before the commission to be whipped cream Ladies World examined for the poprtion of letter carrier Bilious Headaches How far is it from the earth to the A bilious headache is a somewhat wag the first question asked by moon thoe who were to determine the young common complaint but no less disa innns fitness for the place he sought greeable on that account There are How fah am it from de carf to de moon echoed the applicant 3Iy Lawd remedies for it by the dozen but prob ¬ bos if yous gwine to put me on dat route ably none simpler or more effective I don t want de job than the following After nearly fill With that the young man grabbed his f a breakfast cup with black coffee 1 at and left as though he were chased 5Queeze into it the juice of one lemon 1 Detroit Free Pres and in a very short time after this haa A moneyless man goes fast through xhe been taken relief will be txperienced muiket Detroit Free Press i the Although the Estey name is fifty years old it is yet young This is manifested in frequently added new styles The Estey Phonorium tO V IS J J JA A JL ounjr Yet for ANY AERMOTOR Five Finger Exercise No 5 B E A R I N C zephyr run nine ever going cvchmuuk fnM- doubling FOR UP-TO-DA- EXCHANGED A ROLLER MATnuRCT 30 They run bicycle and are made like a mvMniTt on rollers Doublet geared wfv n uun mill power inoAermowr nuwucu itood still and made the ftcel windmill bumas like B8 FOR S6 12ftfortl216tt 1 ws tmmsffiEP FREE ErflWliNAMEoNAPOSTAtgiWD ND fa THE ITATIOXAIt ACETYIjIVVE CxS CO lllO aiolmwU Bldg Cleveland O Best in the World for SCALES 31 Purposes vrite to TAe end Supply Co PJTTSBUBOn Standard Seals zz7rziZ ILtUSTtATED CHTALOGDE lcWlNCHESTTAVe THE NPWBEATSTHEOLDASTHE OLD RF1T THE WOODEN WHEEL toESIHREPEfflfDieARHSQJ NKWHZNwf WE WILL SEND YKJ OUR 156 PAGE Unnnfacturers Itd Pa On receipt of amount revised motor but not neel cr vane wiu do sent w repiaco oia om uitu i w Offer subject to cancellation at any iime returned If your old wheel is not an Aermotor write for terms of swap new tor old to go on oia lower 7 flfin flflfl UUUi UUU C1 FKEK CATALOGUE ACRES FarnH Colony lands j 8oU Timber Mineral cheap esay terms Nashville WJicnATCFORDCO Ten jou can put it on Aerator ic mieag Dt WRITF II C If ill I u If you want to secure a patent 1 JEAd ET Washington SJJJJJJJJJ A pipe organ tone at little more than cabinet organ prices Oar five pointed discourse com plete with catalogue -- nt free is the latest development Estey Organ Co -- Is the only sure cure In the world for Chronic Ul ¬ cers Bone Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcers Vari ¬ cose Ulcers BICYCLE Old Sores ItGangrene Fever Sores and all SEND FOR never falls Draws out all poison Saves expense and- suffering Cures permanent Ulzh Grade 98 Medcla 414 to 40 Ji ail CREAT CLEARING SALK of Wand K Best salve for Abscesses Byriles Burns Cuts mall small 33c large to 18 Sen on and all Fresk Wounds modela best makes ALLEN M1ICIN J P Said by Druggist tpnrotxiZ tcit tiout a eentpautnenU Tree mo 63c Book free MlQB of wheel to our agents Write for our eir CO St JPaHl ftlaa How to Kara THIS WEEK 40 hiph lcKiJSuit SPECIAL - 1 77IM -- I I f 1 Ml 1 1 Usmsjl EASsSEDsawx 1W49jWTJ 95 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Dae in urne oia oy aruRRiate A RIIRFS WHFRt Ail dClftlHC jsssnn kmonev NK E BraitieboroVt grade each T W MEAD CYCItJS CO models f slightly shopworn siu75 souTenir WaHderfatra AwketV athey last boolcof art FBEM f or 8tap while CMICAG OPIUM and Whiskey Habit cured WHEN athomewitnoutnain Book of please particulars sentFXEE BH WOOLLEY M J 1702 - Atlanta Gtu WRITING TO ADVERTISERS ntate that yoa sttw the AdverUsmeat la this payer WWMEyifK r aB see vggBG 1 8 l THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL Cured GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS 1898 Chronic Dyspepsia Sr k IT 111 Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer Worse gets the news each day And therell be some Spanish fun When Uncle Sam gets gay And each Johnnie gets hisgun be more popular than ever this Shirt waists so the dealers say will season so we have taken everv precaution to IRONING MADE EElSY liJIMIItlllIIIHIIIlliiliiliiiiil iffllll VACCINATION It appearing to me by the representa ¬ tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ cination AM cities and towns in the county having CouDcilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as ir is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully W M PUitNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky to be fully prepared to launder them to suit the taste of the most fastidious You will find the latest improved ma- ¬ Chicago Fanny Davenport is dangerously ill at trade is composed chiefly of particular people chinery obtainable in our plant and a fine force of the mo3t experienced hand ironers so if you are at all particular about your work send it to us as our Phone 4 tf llUiniitinllHiliI1llln iff 131111111 11111ir -- - IfjfflfSf fl POyigJ Bourbon Steam Laundry icXCSSZKIHIi Ef i A young lady named Miss Ima Hell A Good Memory popper has petitioned the Kansas Legislature to have her name changed often saves money and also good health ¬ you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ bottle of Dr Caldwells ber to of Syrup take home ahealth will be restored to Hope springs eternal in the breast Pepsin and lnc lo man A Maysville citizen has adver- ¬ you SITrial sizes T Br doses 10c large size 50c oks druggist Paris and 00 of V ljuiwm tised for the return of a five dollar bill Ky If which he lost Anton Seidl the great musician died in New York Tuesday night from pois ¬ oning probably caused from eating fish a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a He gwas born at Beyrouth Austria weak stomach The lightest food produced sixty years ago and received his early distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ musical training under Wagner He tion of gas No matter how careful of my American citizen diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating was a naturalized I was treated by many physicians and tried Your Iiife Insured 1c a Day from dyspepsia Mrs n E Dugdale wife of a prominent business man of Warsaw N Y writes For 23 years I was yw FTER suffering for nearly thirty years r f ip L numerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within a week I commenced improving and per ¬ sisting in the treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels any old symptoms Dr Miles Remedies nSw Dr vljfl are sold by all drug ¬ wraeiQffl gists under a positive guarantee first bottle W f benefits or money re ¬ tpiftestores funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address Kir Nervine Jl DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Send your linen to Haggard Reeds a good finish Steam Laundry for tf OB Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine ¬ and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy con dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kid nevs and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish In relieving pain iu the back kidueys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i1 or bad effects fol- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ dinary effect of swamp Root is soon realized highest for its wonderful It stands thedistressing caes If you cures of the most ned a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bottle Mention The Paris KyNKWSaud send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmo uiness of this offer -- Wrights Celery Tea cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists ¬ REQUIRES NO COOKING AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT kj a Mmmmm a usKge iiM IlJW JW IW 3 HAKES COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE IM MW WXmm ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH mm wfci vWwX L H Landman M Df Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Cincinnati OPTIOIAH TH0HUBtN6ERBRQSX9 IkKEOKUKjOWA NEWHAVENfONHH COPYRIGHTED flg 111 WMIIIiiiUiilllhll lim iii MWI iiiiiiitiiiiuiiiii1iiii1iiiiiiiiirhiiaivwit mm 5rS- Mw- - I r- ZsS Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of others an afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andkrsom Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free S ¬ W Land and a Living WLDOUGLAS For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas and SSOO 350 skilled workmen shoes are the productions of400 from the best material possible at these prices Also S350 and 200 shoes for men 8250 SSOO and 175 for boys and youths W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 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 styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot snpply you write for cata- ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 3SHOEtheoVd Mks Lauka Weishauft Are best and cheapest in the New South 3 to 5 an acre Easy terms Land Sold by vv T Brooks at 50o and 100 Good schools and churches No per box Send address on postal to the blizzards No cold waves New illus- Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trated paper Land and a Living 3 trial aize free months for 10 cents in stamps W C Rinearson Gr P A Queen Crescent Route Cincinnati ¬ Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights For sale by ail wholesale and retail grocers Celery Capsules hve years and has ad ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people Murry Ind Sept 171896 of Paris and Bourbon The Wright Medical Co County and has proven himself comColumbus Ohio petent thorough reliable and honest DEALER in You can get Landmans glasses from Dear Sins La st syrinx 1 purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules frm Furniture Window Shades Oil I have 22 cattle shotes that will Clark Clays drug store between his average about 90 pounds which I desire visits and when he makes his regular L C Davenport druggist Blnffton Cloths Carpets Mattresses to sell at once Apply to Ind and used then tor stomach trouble visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ Etc with which I had b tn afflicted for more ly and make any change necessary to WM 0 TARE 15 vnars Since taking your Cap than give satisfaction Examination free 3t Paris Ky sules I have lost all trace of pain and my I Special attention given to Undertak- References Drs W J Fithian stomnch is entirely well I can eat any ing and Repairing Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C thing and cmu truthfully say that I have D Cram of Paris DR CALDWELLS - Paris Ky Main Street - not felt better in Yonri Respectfully CURES CONSTIPATION MRS LAURA WEISHAUF This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or auy other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder my ff Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky Paris TUESDAY month April 19TH 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each - GEO W DAVIS Shotes For Sale ¬ fr I ¬ YRUP PEPSI h 1 J No 3 5p W O HINTON Agent R ADAIR Dental Surgeon Phone 79 Broadway 6 to 12 a m s 1 pINDIGESTION HI ppsN1 CURES DR CALDWELLS 25c Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST J P KIELY fcfev t Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ holders and to its policy holders and is now holding for them 10000000 an excess over premium reoeipts of over 20000000 tf The Northwestern WE WILL GIVE Paris Ky tion sick headaches and 3dc Wrights Celery Tea curpu onstp at drug erisrc OLD Office Hourp 250 FOR THE OLDEST m tf to Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists RELIABLE P AYING PROMPT- - NON UNION The Northwestern is carrying nearly SHERIFFS SALE OF particulars The 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bourbon Countys representative citi ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr- - for 26oc 8t Bourbon Co Laid f1 BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT dividends t exchange of a new piano We make policy holders are unequaled and to this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ procure Northwestern dividends you strument for a special purpose must carry Northwestern insurance tf All you have to do is to send us the following Northwesterns a pl VTr - a n it J i tne Alter ii idosi wonaenui iousmess m rjiuaua vinier rjoous we ever inaa we are wen sauisnea In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of 1 Steinway Piarfo K GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU ai mnj jr -- t jrel ananow Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods It will pay W C Wilkerson etc Plaiatiffs Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late Yesterdays Temperature i Margaret A Elliott etc R - vs information on a postal card viz 1 Your name 2 Location of your residence 3 Postoffice 4 Factory number of your piano address The number will be found stamned on the wrest- plank near the tuning pins 5 Paper in which juu saw mis uuverusemeni you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch good and honeSt goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats Capes 1 Shoese Defendants t- By virtue of an order of sale in the above styled action JL will abont 11 oclock a in on 1898 expose to the highest bidder at the Court house door in Paris Ky the life estate of B 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 tne costs and expenses of sale aggregating about 5lJ0U0 on the day of sale SATURDAY APRIL 9 The award of 25000 will be decided AND on April 15th 1898 from the applications The following is the temperature as sent to us before that time and the noted yesterday by A J Winters Co decision will be announced immediately of this city thereafter 7a m 30 8a m 34 9am 35J- Co 10 a m 37i Worth 16 and 18 for 9 days only 11 a m 38 121 123 W 4th St Cincinnati Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 12 m 40 Worth 12 and 10 for 9 days only 2p m 44 6 for 9 days only 8 and Worth 3p m 40 4p m 4 for 9 days only 5 and Worth 40 op m 49 Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 7p m 38 READ HEED YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters 999 7fiS Ernest Urchs Ladies and Misses Jackets and 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 12 Ladies J ackets worth each 1 n OX i o uauies jacKeus wortn eacn 7 Ladies Jackets worth each mT I i1 r i a juauies vjauea worun eacn 9 Ladies Capes worth each 11 Ladies Capes worth ench 1 649 1200 now 499 437 319 T I X v A SIX ROOM HOUSE on Avenue in Paris Ky has two porches mercury or potash These drugs bottle Plaid Dress Goods 5c necessaiy outbuildings and one acre of up the poison and dry it up in the ground Call on system but they also dry up the marrow in the bones at the same time J J McOLINTOOK 9 The suppleness and elasticity of the Paiis Ky joints give way to a stiffness the rack- ¬ or address ing pains of rheumatism The form Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double 0 L MARTIN Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c gradually bends the bones ache while Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Said sale will be made upon Terms decrepitude and helplessness prema- ¬ Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 days only 100 532 Third Ave credits of 6 and 12 months for equal turely take possession of the body and Mens Caps 19c worth double parts of the purchase rnoiiej for which 22mar tf Paris Ky Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 it is but a short step to a pair of Mens Heavy Socks 5c worr h double the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ Ladies Shoes 400 for 9 days only 200 crutches Then comes falling of Wool Socks 12c worth double cute bonds with good surety to be apMens Boots and Shoei worth 400 now 200 the hair and decay of the bones a con- ¬ proved by the undersigned bearing in- ¬ Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth dition truly horrible Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now 175 terest from day of sale until paid at the double Men7 Boots and Shoes worth 300 now 150 Contagious Blood rate of 6 per cent per annum having KpotashI Poison force and effect of a judgment the curse Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double the Mens Boots and Shoes worth 250 now 125 PARIS KENTUCKY of mankind is the Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 100- most horrible of all Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth GEO W BOWEN double 14 yds Masonville Cotton 100 diseases and has al-¬ Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls SBG Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton ways baffled the 100 promptly answered Your work is doctors Their pot- ¬ Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 solicited Prices reasonable McMillan Talbott Attys ash and mercury bottle up the poison RAILROAD TTIME CARD but it always breaks forth again attack- ¬ delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Rememberwhen we adver ¬ N ft R L ing some delicate Dont ARPIVAL OF TRAINS organ frequently tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with Property For Sale the mouth and every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p throat filling them m 1015 p in with eating sores From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m GOODS HAM- SSS is the only 333 p m 627 p in have for sale a splendidly situated I known cure for this From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m building admirably adapted for a school disease It is guar- ¬ 328 p m for either young men or young women anteed purely vege From Maysville 743 a m 3o p m The grounds and building are large and table and one thousand dollars reward is in every way suitable for school pur- ¬ offered for proof to the contrary It DEPARTURE OF TRAINS poses and was long successfully used for never Blood To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ Poison fails to cure Contagious Scrofula Eczema Rheumatism 340 p m respond with persons desiring to pur ¬ Cancer or any other disease of the To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m chase said property Terms made blood If you have a blood disease 545 p m 1021 p m known on application take a remedy which will not injure you To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m Beware of mercury dont do violence C 1025 p m to your system Dont get bottled up To Maysville 750 a ra 635 p m Real Estate Agent 701 Our books sent free to any address F B Carb Agent rARIS HY Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga J 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 For Rent or Sale Sailors Black and all colors 25c 100 Worth 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Whether in the form of pill powder or liquid the doctors prescription for Comforts worth 100 now 50c Stoner blood diseases is always the same RJankets worth 100 now 50c 200 Ladies Bot 229 1 Capes worth each 7 Ladies Capes worth each Ladies Wool Hose now 10c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 10 18 Ladies ouu 500 r rr ouu 600 450 300 200 8 00 nnvcr n rr uwii 300 now 400 now 275 now 2 19 now 299 now 212 now 163 now 99 l Specials For Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes ¬ JOHN CONNELLY IJl Jail 3 Mm iiiniXisi ifftiiViiwa SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE BURGS LACES Etc TWIN BROTHERS Jifcjiiii N FISHER BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY i A i w - aft vWicamHiMWtiWwxt- - ig m igsxm Miligr -- j Miiwwi yjiHaiiwwWfWWJiii jimj

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