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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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TBf J TH CHAMP MILLER OURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MILLERSBURG NEWS Established Editors and Owners fee i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY APRIL 5 1898 well face answers to uaine of Sport good dryer 10 reward for re ¬ broke 2t McClintock News Notes Gathered In And About The turn to Mclntvre Burs Sanford Carpenter will ship to night 42 head of thejjfest horses ever taken to E P Clark has the fever Atlanta TheJ consist of five teams Send your orders to Joe Mock for well inatchedjf15 saddle horses and 2t Easter flowers These horses balance all roadsters have been specially trained and prepared Mrs Martha McClelland has been ill for the markejj for the patst week Jas A Butler is agent this year for SCINTILLATIONS the Deering Binders fa k E T Beeding and family of Paris An Interesting Jumble Of News And visited relatives here Sunday Comment visit- ¬ M H ONeal and John Connell Rain or snriwj fell on fifteen days in ed friends in Mayslick Sunday March to a delth of 736 inches against Chas Cooper and son visiter friends 625 inches lastly ear at Nepton Saturday and Sunday Ja tienaingjitne last or tne men in ¬ Mr W S Haney and wife of Sylvan dicted for assaulting Mrs Bertha Glea- Dell visited friends here Sunday son near Newport last summer has M V Bostain of the Sharpsburg been sentencedlto sixteen years in the Flouring Mills was here yesterday penitentiary JH M V Shaw has bought a Ramblpr Alice Mitchell the young woman bicycle from Ernst Butler local age nt who a few years ago created a sensa- ¬ Mr Enuis Ross and wife of Carlisle Memphis by cutting th3 throat were guests of Mrs Ed lngels Friday tion in Ot Freda Ward an intimate friend died John Layson Jr of Cynthiana visit- - in the e insane ssylum ed his parents from Friday until yester- ¬ day New and elegant line of baby car Mr Will Ryan and sister Miss Mary riages at J TMHintons tf went to Helena Friday to visit rela ¬ tives An immense Spring line of Miss Sallie Mclntvre of Carlisle visited relatives here Friday and tfaur boys suitsSrom eight to fifteen urday at Price igo s No trouble to Miss Dorothy Ped returned Friday show theml from a visit with Miss Nannie Peed 1 Mayslick Hung TOall paper in the very best Miss Maggie Duke Watson of Mays possible and the best paper lick is the guest of her aunt Mrs Jas manuer furnished anthe lowest prices by J T Arthur Miss Leila Johnson of Paris was the Hinton guest of relatives here Saturday and Isgrig have in Davis Thompson Sunday school childrens shoes extra good values MissEmma McClintock of Lexing- for very litttefinoney Try them ton is the guest of her cousin Mrs C W Howard Lost Money when you buy furni- ¬ Miss L CBrock of Cynthiana was Friday ture withojJjgxaniining J T Hintons the guest of Lucylee Allen from till Monday stock tf several local physiciars have The vaccinated about 250 persons as prevent- ¬ jjavis jjgoMPSON isgrig are ive off small pox offering surprising bargains in mens Mrs Annie Miles of Louisville guest and boys stSisb shoes The prices are tf mt of Mrs Sandusky returned to Louis- ¬ nght 41 week ville last Haggaid Reeds new laundry is Mr Sam Procter and wife of Cincin- ¬ Mr and doing firsEcmss work Give us a call nati are guests of rtftlfc t Mrs Wm Hamilton Haggard Reed wBr Mr Jas Dougherty and Bvaden Stephens of Cynthiana visited lady AHA friends here Sunday Get you Kion sets of McDermott Mr Chas Darnell returned Fridiy Speara tf from a two months trip in Tennessee and Southern Kentucky C P Mnrtnimn Pm oiiuuii ix cicaia BSX2 lMtek Misses Lizzie Taylor and Sallie Bar- went to CincmnatiyesCLbujy nett NO 27 Of Certain Novelties ¬ many The new goods are coming faster ohan can be mentioned that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go unheralded and unung We would cill your particular attention to It is a suberb line exclusive our Wall Paper stock this season ideas the designers are creators of styles not followpatterns original 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 interest you and we are sure you will agree with us as to ito merits we show 50 FRANK CO patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale All shadep all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar At 5c At 7 Catchy Frency florals and stripes in the new tones of grren and blue l 2c red 4t A10c special stripes in silk eflects few mouldings to match with and without frieze with They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric with larg floral borders and ceilings At 12 l 2c in ingrains New colors 15c The most exquisite line of English Chintz and floral designs Aremiant lot of Room Moldings nt 2c per foot to close out1 pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi only last a few days Ta j i CT e 9 When the Street will Blossom as the Rose Jvr Carpets Furniture Wall Pape I i 1 What is Worn and Where to Find WHY IS HOT THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by It ¬ All the novelties In Ladies neckwear for Easter at Frank Co5s sQJQrw in the latest color- ings for Easter at Frank Cos Kidv Gloves fep A J 5 -- W O EDWARDS W4t No it is not claimed that IP Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Cqnsjjmptiqisl or Asth m a in ad- TiffflBTillTiillnr PpSJWepiiag L vancei a staffesTTrnolds out no such c false hopes but does truthfully 7ti m - r JJ IV rt lo c JOO Jeweled Belts and Fancy Buck- U J TvoV iuuj 2-2- At vjl nc JJ o n Jl - bti- - claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist reliable Pemale PELL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend- I ed to married Ladies Ask for D3 MOTTS PEJTHYEOYAIi PILIiS and take no other Send for circular Price S100 per box 6 boxes for 500 The only safe sure and of carpetstobe foundirt-- GentHln Miss Kida Thornton commenced a Summer School yesterday at Walnut tucky Cull at J T Hintons Grove School in Nicholas Saturday April 9th will he the annual horse show here Bring in your horses if you are not ashamed of them McClintock have rented Mclntyre I have for sale an the John Jameson farm which was pony 3 years old extra nice Shetland color dark brown rented by Jas Payne deceased nearly black 12 hands hands 4 ft Mrs Roseoerry Rogers has been the 2 in high weight 550 pounds heavy guest of her parents Mr and Mrs mane and tail is Kind and gentle enough for any child to handle saddh s Joshua Barton for several days nicely In is - model MrJW F Turner of Paris precinct For further appearance he call a- on or information and Kirby Denton of Ruddles Mills address were guests of Ben ones Sunday Jk -- mmtwm iii TJiiJi TT s -- L fSk ABiai fcfe JfiJNlP - r A -- r 2 s Ki f - Costumes ready to wear master at Jbranic fc Uo s V 2 ------ for 4 r StOCKl T BMMHH8irlt TPKfFjfc fr Pony For Sale pi r Zi - t - jgjWBBitefert - yfftlKMBKKKKmfF iii LV 1 Organdies both imported and American at Frank Cos -- i zsyk iiiriiiiiiniiiininiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiHiiiiHiii The new style Taffeta Waist at Frank Cos Silk IP s1 PILL SseSSWL jfcg IXR IVIOTTS ClBOBliyLKJJJLi CO - Cleveland Ohio For Sale By W T Brooks JrugrRist m J Yon can do It best easiest quickest with a Planet Jr n a rt n I M1 rmnn La a ki nnn cj lucraiiu m n euuiuuv SSwayA Killsiiurso nuc ituivciuco moisture in umakes tne tne weeds lets tne air and ron erovv Its a cultivator as well as a hoe does either kind ror worn equally well If you till vour farm or trarden with s Ann n Lmnstv i y imuitji muiayuu wui vue Burpuseu ui nib- uixieusc m wuih mo iiicreaae in prone jnere is a score 01 lutae luacumea yuuone 01 JKjHk r any wnicn will do as mucnas nve or six good men o oo it oetter Tne latest ldearn modern farming Plainly set forth in the Planet Jr Book for 1898 fMailed free B I ALLEN 4 CO 1107 Market St Phllada re I W M W Stir the Earth a I mk S jrxjrf mr axv H TWJM Jno T Hinton Jr Capt Taylor and N Wheel about ten others ot the L Club of Paris wheeled down Sunday Mclntyre McClintock sold Gentry Bros of Lexington two extra milch cows to be shipped to Havana Cuba Mr Abe B Campbell of Nicholas has bought the John Henry Wren farm for 2000 Mr Hartley will live there this year The entertainment at the Male Col- ¬ lege was quite a success The speakers all did well and the Glee Club Band w s highly complimented It will pay the Millersburg people to call on J T Hinton and get his prices on carpets furniture lace curtains and anythiug else in the house furnishing line tf Lost Black Shepherd dog white spot in breast and on tip of tail and GEORGE oapr lmo TO TBE CLAYTON Hutchison Ky Iimimmummimmuriiiimiimimmiiiiimii Kiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiim Jaunty Capes and Shirt Jackets FIBIIEBS OF BiUBBOl Z Waists for Easter at Frank COUNTY Cos z - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiniiinminiimiii EIIIIIIllIHIIIIIIlllHIIIIHllIIimillllIIIIIIIR Ready-to-weplain and bro- - E E caded Satin Skirts all lengths ar As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up the best Chicken Fence on the market If you are needing any fence give me at Frank Cos liliiilllillllllliiiliilliiiniiiimiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil y a call SImillllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIILI1IMIlIIlIllIIIJllIH Plain and Fancy Ribbons for E E E Sashes in the latest colorings at E 0 W MILLER Agent Paris Ky I B Frank Cos 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1a 1 mj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ri 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 111 11S EASTER PHOENIX BICYCLES M aIIIllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIUUIUIUIIMlIUHIIllIliU Wash goods for E Waists E Dresses and E SUITS -- Frank in endless Cos variety at s m W HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiia E EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlliniliniTIHlIIIIIIIIIIMinM FJlif ImgJL Miffrrw I OF THE- X Finest Imported Cloth Wl 1 m fcv a xxWV W m SSkV X m jUv tr jIW ftfJr x fr JBmC ww W B x lily ill Wit Is s S vVdJk 5 j wsi SW Grenadines in figured plaid and Bayadere effects at Frank Cos y a 3 Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiuiiiuiuinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiul S--1 30 AND S35 The same Suit will cost you 45 p i and 50 elsewhere mZ W SOLD BY I X SZ ig 1 W iv f Plaids checks and stripes in Taffetta Silks at Frank Cos i a hr Ar Nobby Business Suits 2500 Fine Trousers 700 and 800 CO i STAND THE RACKET Easy Riding Strictly High Grade Wheels PARIS FURHISHIHGl TAILORING H JOE VINSON S STOUT Oatter- - - Manager S V I DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN FRANK 404 MAIN STREET Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc s jayS y ti tM - if tiJWJiijj1 - t ir jiiia i f tuiV j wiv wjfjt1- - liyIIWffWlHl IBWWMPBWHBMMMMaByftWffa rr tMPT iyi wjwliKH3fHlwytMbM WW- llWIJWlMWWIWyl1All 4 rpn ViryrFrIBWr v - y V f R rfi- - s - THE BOUEBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 5 1898 THE LEVEE BKOKE THE X RAY Its Field in Case of War Milwaukee Wis April 4 Use on Board of War Vessels and on the PUBLIC MEN- jtfif- WAR NOTES The Preparations That Are Goin Over the Country on All i i-- R 5And Shawneetown III is Under From Twenty or Thirty Feet of Water i- - Is 3tver Two Hundred liives Were Iost By the SvU l Sudden Onslaught of Waters Houses Floating With Their Occupants Clinging to Their Hoofs 4 t sn isn ff a -- 5Y f io the Courier Journal from Evansville Ind says At G oclock Sunday afternoon the levee at Shawneetown 111 broke a mile above the town and from all the information that can be secured here it- is learned that a great part of the place has been destroyed and that perhaps a large number of citizens have been drowned - Xouisville Ky April A special ¬ m- - - R- Ev - S t - W tt v - F4 K b - -- 5- - Sr y -- ft-- drowned Citizens came from the place by skiffs to a telephone several miles away and asked for aid from Evans ¬ ville They said that more than 200 people were drowned and they had reason to believe it would reach 500 or even 1000 The water stands from 20 to 30 feet all over the town There are of course no fire or lights in the place and darkness envelopes the desolate scene Consequently it vvas impossible for them to have any ¬ thing like definite information The men quickly left the telephone and no communication has since been had with the place All telephone and telegraph wires are now down and outside communi- ¬ cation appears to be impossible At ten oclock Svmday night two steamboats and a couple of tugs start- ¬ ed for Shawneetown under full head of steam and it is expected that some of them will arrive there by two oclock in the morning They carry large sup- ¬ -- land with hills skirting it in the rear and with a 25 foot levee in front run ning from hill to hilL The town is very much in the position of a fortified city and when the levee gave way a mile above town under the pressure of the very high river the water shot through a 20 foot opening and struck the place like a hurricane sweeping everything before it Houses were turned and tossed about like boxes The people were not warned of the break and for that reason so many were caught Those at home sought refuge in second stories and on housetops Those in the streets Avere carried before the avalanche of water and probably a majority were ¬ -- Shawneetown is 75 miles below Evansville on the Ohio river It is situated in a valley of extremely low ¬ ¬ Sunday afternoon and the Ohio river flowed over the town many feet deep Scores of houses were floating about Sunday night and many persons were clinging to the wreckage in the hope that rescuers would soon appear with boats to take them to places of safety J All communication with the town is Voir Trains can not reach there nabteTephone and telegraph wires are S8wPrCRrPHs HEK d own The first report that reached here Iwas that the entire population had fbeen drowned but this is not con- ¬ firmed The levee was built by the govern- ¬ ment and was regarded as impregna- ¬ ble hence the people had taken no precautions against a possible flood It is reported that the flood now extends four miles inland and people are flee ¬ ing for their lives from the lowland -- this place The north levee broke at 420 oclock plies of food and blankets quickly col- ¬ lected by the city officials Chicago April 4 A special to the Eecord from Cypress Junction 111 says Two hundred and fiftj persons were drowned Sunday by the inunda tion of Shawneetown six miles from ¬ Mteddiut v hamlets Ea ruxgtox Ky April 4 At S45 Sunday evening Superintendent W S Martin of the Henderson St Louis division of the Louisville Nashville railroad stationed at Evansville Ind received a telephone message 111 from Cypress Junction say ing that the levee surxounding Shawneetown 111 oh- the Ohio riv er had broken and the waters had drowned every one in Shawneetown There has been no railroad communi cation direct between Evansville and Shawneetown for over a week on of the high water in the Ohio river The levee was built by the govern ment after the floods of 1SS4 and has been regarded as safe people felt se¬ ¬ ¬ ac--cou- nt ¬ ¬ cure Cypress Junction is six miles from Shawneetown I Berlin April 4 The torpedo boat purchased at Schichau for his govern ment by Lieut A P Xiblack the naval attache of the United States legation Jiere passed through the Baltic Satur day on its way to England the gov- crnment having granted permission for it to do so Lieut Xiblack is ne gotiating at Pillau for two more tor-pedo boats ¬ ¬ Our New Torpedo Boat ¬ -- Sioux Falls S April 4 Six hundred Sioux Indians under the lead ¬ ership of Six Fighting Braves from Pine Ridge agency have tendered theix services to Gov Lee to re enforce the inilitia They say ther are only too willing to go to war if permitted to fight Spain Most of these Indians were with Sittinsr Bull at the massacre uj vjuii uster ana tne oeventn cav D ¬ Sioux Indians Tender Their Services alry Crisis Will Reach Lynde Believe That the Climax in a Few Days Bradley an expert electrician of this city has perfected plans for the use of the X ray on board war vessels and on This Delay Will Be Welcomed By Thoso in the field and in case of war will imme- ¬ Charge of the War Preparations Can Congress Be Restrained Until in the govern ¬ diately enlist the Message is Issued Mr Bradley says ment service that while it would be a simple Washington April 4 The opinion matter to bring the X ray into use on a war ship that considerable almost universally held in Washington difficulty would be attached to the in Sunday night by leading public men troduction of the machine on the and diplomats is that the crisis will field A small engine boiler and dyna reach its climax this week and that mo would have to be mounted on the question of war or peace will be wheels for field use and the X ray ma- determined within the next seven days chine mounted on a carriage The ap Senators and representatives met and paratus however will be much lighter conferred all day about the gravity oi and more portable than may be imag the situation and at the white house ined and his field apparatus could be the president consulted with several members of his cabinet and other furnished in a week I have been thinking of this matter confidential advisers regarding the for months said Mr Bradley Satur- message which he is preparing day but have waited for hostilities to send to congress At the state to begin before taking any active war and navy building active work steps The great help that the X Ray was going on and altogether it has would be to surgeons lies in the quick been a day of suppressed feelinsr Nc easy and painless method of locating a absolute day yet announced when the bullet or splinter in a mans body a message is to be sent to congress and fracture of a bone or other sexious in all that seemed to be absolutely cerjury tain Sunday night was that it would not go in Monday Tuesday possibly TORPEDO FLOTILLA but more probably Wednesday or perBeached the Cape Verd Island 2000 haps Thursday In addition to the Miles From Porto Rico on Saturday physical work of preparing the Madrid April 4 The statement comprehensive document upon which cabled Friday night that the torpedo the president expects to rest Amerflotilla of Spain has arrived at Porto icas case with the world there Rico was taken from a newspaper are other reasons why those in charge Investigation shows the an- of the war preparations will welcome here nouncement to be erroneous The every hours delay War material which Spanish flotilla has arrived at the we have ordered abroad is not yet Cape Verd islands and it is said shipped and the factories in this counwill proceed after coaling try which are running day and night Washington April 2 The an- making powder and r jojectiles are nouncement that the Spanish torpedo anxious for delay Some of the facflotilla was at the Cape Verd is tories in Connecticut with contracts lands off the west coast of Africa in- have telegraphed Representative Hill stead of at Porto Rico was received urging all the delay possible They with a good deaLof satisfaction at the say every day now is precious navy department which was without There is still a divergence of opinion information of its own on the where- ¬ as to what the president will recom- ¬ abouts of the flotilla The islands are mend in his message indeed there more than 2000 miles from Porto Rico seems to be still a question as to and it is the opinion of naval experts whether the president will make any that at the very best ten or twelve specific recommendations Some of days would be the least time within his most intimate friends however as- ¬ which they could make the run across sert emphatically that his recommend- ¬ ations will be specific and vigorous and ROYAL FAMILY such that his party and country could Of Spain Fears an Outbreak Unless the willingly follow when he points the Differences With the United States Are way One of these said that the pres- ¬ Soon Settled in his strong for peace Berlin April 4 The German am- ¬ identhis earnest hope desire war might and that bassador at Madrid Herr Von Rodo possibly be avoided was yielding somewitz reports to the foreign office here sentiment of the leaders that the Spanish royal family fears an what to the and of his part3r the country He has outbreak unless the differences be- ¬ not given up hope yet that hostilities tween the United States and Spain are may be averted There are those who soon settled believe the president has not yet made The Carlist movement is assuming more active form and the royal family up his mind as to the exact course he will pursue fears especially a pronunciamento question as and there seems to be a to whether the consular from Gen We3ler and the military reports and the diplomatic corres- ¬ party Everything is prepared in the royal pondence is to be transmitted with the castles for flight The boy king Al message The suspense caused by the necessa- ¬ phonso will be taken to San Lucar de ry delay in the preparation of the mes- ¬ Barameda an Andalusian port where sage is very trying upon mermers of a yacht is kept ready for sailing The replies to the queens letter ask- ¬ both houses and the most universally ing for the intervention of the Euro- ¬ discussed question in WashinglonfSun pean powers have been wholly unsat- ¬ day night was whether congressman be restrained until the messageliis isfactory All realize tlieidifficult transmitted THE PRESIDENT and arduous rtask of TiinnnnT tacjrr an- t the worla WilKRecommend Kccocrnition of Cuban In- ¬ our case mfor dependence But Will Omit All Keference spection and the care which must to Armed Intervention be exercised and there seems to be Washington April 4 A member of no disposition to unduly hasten the the senate commmittee on foreign re- ¬ president The party leaders are ex- ¬ lations who visited the president Sun ¬ tremely anxious to avoid a breach day night after leaving the white with the executive such as would ochouse stated that the message would cur if congress were to take the initia- ¬ be sent to congress on Wednesday and tive After a careful canvas of the situation Sunday they believe the rad- ¬ that it would recommend the reco-nition of the independence of Cuba but ical republicans can be held in line a omit aii reference to armed interven ¬ few days longer until Wednesday at tion least The conference of republicans This it is believed will not be satis ¬ of the house who have been insisting factory to congress There is a sus- ¬ upon prompt action hold another picion that the president pursues this meeting Monday night While course for the purpose of throwing the many of them are now in favor entire responsibility for whatnay fol- ¬ of giving the president more low on congress leeway than they were last week it is realized that 25 republican votes in Army Regiments Practically Full Washington April 4 Adj Gen Cor the house would with the democratic bin Saturday pronounced absolutely and populist votes be sufficient to act false the report circulated in New York It can be pretty confidently asserted that the war department had issued that all the republicans of the house orders to add 10000 men to the army with possibly exceptions which could No such orders he said had been is- ¬ be counted on the fingers of one hand sued or are contemplated The army can be controlled until Wednesday regiments are now practically full After that what might happen if the with the exception of a few men need- president asks for further delay is ed to fill companies to their full quota problematical Mr Bromwell of Ohio and only an insignificant number of for instance who says he hopes he will men are needed unless congress by not be obliged to part company with legislation provides for a larger army the president says he will vote with the democrats if necessary to over- ¬ The Rising in Zambales Subdued rule the speaker after New York April 4 A dispatch to Cooper of Wisconsin Wednesday Mr ¬ has made a simthe Herald from Hong Kong says The ilar statement The rising of the Colinas in Zambales has the house committee on republicans of foreign affairs been subdued The troops killed have held informal meetings Sunday thousands of Indians including hun- - and have practically agreed to report dreds of women and children A a resolution of a tenor similar to that rebel meeting in Manila was surprised agreed upon by the foreign relations by civil guards who killed llinthe committee of the senate Saturday house and took GO prisoners All the The house prisoners were shot the same day with- - follow the resolutions will probably language of those of the out a trial Six of the guards were senate regarding the blowing up of the wounded and two killed The alarm Maine has subsided Washington April 4 The full sen- ¬ Tonedo Flntilln- Will vun ut viijic ir ate committee on foreign relations has Tcrue Madrid April 4 The Spanish cabi- ¬ practically agreed to accept the recom- ¬ net has decided that the torpedo flotilla mendation of the sub committee for a shall remain at Cape Verde Island until resolution recognizing the independ- ¬ further orders The flotilla will be ence of Cuba and recommending armed joined by a squadron composed of the intervention if necessary to secure it Charles V the Alphonso XIII the In- ¬ This conclusion was reached after fanta Teresa and the Christopher a session Saturday that did not con Colon which will accompany it to tinue for more than an hour and so Cuba It has also been decided that far as can be learned there was no di- ¬ the Vizcaya and Oquendo as soon as vision of opinion expressed the they are sighted at Porto Rico shall be committee as to the propriety in the of ordered to return to Havana course ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Havana Riots are expected in Havana Americans are preparing to leave We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe Hows Tliis Spring Medicine A Good k The navy is being rapidly recruited with vessels and men The Havana press has woke up to the fact that war is near Fire insurance companies in Boston out anv obligations made by their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists ToSpaniards in Chili are asked to fight ledo 0 against Americans Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale in Washington Talk of peace has practically ceased transactions and financially able to carry him perfectly honorable in all business ¬ Blood Purifier a Neces- ¬ sity Now Hoods Sarsaparllla Unequalled for Making Rich Red Blood Medicine to purify the blood and Wild up Druggists the system is based upon natural and un-¬ avoidable causes In cold weather there free has been less perspiration and impurities refuse to take war risks ialls Family Pills are the best have not passed out of the system as they The tone of the Madrid press is quite should Food has consisted largely of rich fatty substances and tuere has been belligerent over the situation Onr liangnagre less opportunity for outdoor exercise Tom What a queer language ours is Minister Woodford has packed up The result is the blood is loaded with imDick Why ready for a call to return home We Gen Graham reports the harbor de chicken say a man is not game ivhen he is purities and these must be promptly exhearted pelled or health will be endangered fense at New Orleans in good shape Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best Spring The French admiral says Spains prompt reliable Medicine because it is the best blood Persian navy is more than a match for Amer ¬ harmless Freckle Cream removes freckles purifier and tonic It thoroughly purifies Positively ica Pleasant to apply and in successful use for the blood and gives vigor and vitality Torpedo defenses in connection with past ten years Postpaid 50c in plain wrapcoast fortifications are to be strength- - per Persian Cream Co Hamilton Hawk Sts Albany N Y ened ¬ is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials Halls Catarrh Cure Toledo Ohio The necessity for taking a good Spring ¬ ¬ ¬ Up-to-Da- te ¬ Enormous orders for supplies have been given to Chicago houses for food supplies Nine leniocrat The more work a man has the more other want him to do theirs Washington Is Americas Greatest Medicine HnndJsSarsr panUa SI six for 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Oquendo The navy and war departments have Man is the architect of his own fortunes decided upon Tampa Fla as a base and he doesnt have to move every spring for supplies Chicago Record An extra session of the Georgia legislature will be called to provide for Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No coast defenses 1 Asthma medicine W II Williams An The flying squadron at Hampton iioch 111 April 11 1894 Roads is ready and awaiting orders tc Why is it that men always look at the face begin business of a bride and women at her clothes ChiIndiana patriots are eager to go to cago Daily News the front and the state guard is pre The Grip of Pneumonia may be warded off pared to move at once with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Ohio is ready for a call to arms Gov Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Bushnell says he can put 100000 men in the field at the first call Some peoples sole aim seems to be to Uncle Sam has purchased a cruisei have things to lock up Washington Dem from the Thames Iron Works London ocrat She will be ready to sail in three days While asleep cured soreness stiffness All right St Jacobs Oil did it The United States authorities have ordered further work in wrecking the A man Maine stopped The order is signifi ful wife can never thrive who has a waste¬ prisoners arrived in Spain charged with trying to blow up the One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund moriev if it fails to cure 2k- To Cure a Cold in HrkrkHc 11UUU J ST Pillc arQ III tic the favorite oatbar All druggists 25c and get a 15c package of Go to your grocer to day ¬ Grain0 It takes the place of cof fee at J the cost Made from pure grains it ful Insist thatyonr grocer gives you GHAJN Oi ¬ is nourishing and health- ¬ tteji 1 110 IIIIIUIIIOU ¬ ¬ cant ¬ Cannamaba Cuba The pope is actively at work in an endeavor to secure European interven ¬ tion in the prospective war between Spain and the United States The commander of the Louisiana naval battalion at Now Orleans has received orders to hold his command in readiness to move at a moments notice READY FOR WAR pital corps has been ordered to Wash ington Spain has 11 armored vessels and OS cruising vessels and is especially Strong in torpedo boats anil torpedo destroyers Germany is preparing to enforce her demand for indemnity against Spain for subjects killed by insurgents in ¬ Dr 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glWINIKIMIMIWININIMINIKIialMIMIMIMIMIMIMIISIWIMIMIHIMIM f of Cassa- ¬ Want the Reduction in Mablborough Mass April 4 The boot and shoe workers of this city notified the shoe manufacturers Satur- Wasres Restored BEFORE THE DAY OF 1 ¬ I 1 May 1 for pearly a year shall be restored on The Funerals of Branu and Davis day it is the desire of the shoe work- ¬ ers that the reduction of five per cent in wages which has been in operation SAPOLIO THEY MSED TO SAY WOMANS WORK IS NEVER DONEB f I 1 I 1 Waco Tex April 4 The funerals of Brann and Davis Sunday were large ly attended both corteges being over a mile long The floral offerings were magnificent No demonstration of any kind occurred ¬ SSj m gwiiiirwiniwum wwwwwwiiwriiini7 T f w- r- - - fpTs y THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX TUESDAY APRIL 5 1898 THE TEMPLE IN THE TWILIGHT The lyric of the timid thrush That fills the star gemmed arc iA hymn Is after which the hush Of dusk and then the dark The fragrant garden blossoms bright That waver to and fro Are censers from which through the The winds sweet incense blow The moon the sister of the sun Who lifts a face so pale In worship is a patient nun Half hidden in her veil And I a wanderer am I Who turning from my way Haveentered in this Temple by The bright door of the day Alone aqd free of every care I linger here and long My lips move in sweet words of prayer After the evening song Frederic F Sherman in N T Independ- ¬ ent - night VVVyWiWfeVWWYMVVYAYViVYAV 1 A CLEW BY WIRE Or An 5 Interrupted Current 1 35 BY HOWARD M YOST Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co I mWVWWMWMWAWVAWWW CHAPTER XVI Continued Now I certainly had received 110 mes- sage from Florence If one had been sent me it must have been either dur ing my first visit to the cellar or during my trip to Sidington and therefore I had missed it Yes I have heard that they have met Much good may it do them again Jackson responded with a sneer Then he went on And since you found my hiding place perhaps youll tell me what you expect to gain by coming to it Have you arrived at your right senses again I have came the answer Oh then you agree to give your daughter to me I thought you would come to time No a thousand times no I have an accounting from you come to have Accounting From me For what Jackson asked with inso- ¬ wonder I lence You have broken our solemn agree- ¬ ment You have removedinot only your share of wha remains but also mine Restore it and you will not be injured although we can never again resume our compact Refuse to do so and I will crush you Oh ho you will will you How asked Jackson in derisive tones Bv denouncimr you Mr Morley re plied sternly Now that is useless and foolish talk Let us reason as between two business men said Jackson assuming a confi- ¬ I want to marry your dential style daughter At first you kept promising me that I should do so All through the five years of patient waiting for an op- ¬ portunity to tup the vault you kept me to the job by that promise Lately you refuse to fulfill your promise and yet you now talk to me of breaking our agreement Give me your daughter she would be influenced by You know your wish -- her I dont care what happens to me There must have been something iu Mr Morley after this speech which dis- ¬ turbed Jackson for he gave vent to a nervous laugh and backed away so that I could not see him Now dont act like a fool old man and do anything Before Jackson could finish a pistol shot rang out This was immediately followed by two other reports Mr Morley had evi- ¬ dently missed the first time and his second shot sounded simultaneously with Jacksons return fire Then Mr Morley staggered before the passageway His arms were upraised and the hands worked convulsively He made a great effort to speak but no sound came from his lips except a deep groan as he fell forward full length And there he lay motionless his face resting on the hard floor In a moment Jackson was bending over him The look of horror of fear of dread in his face as he arose from beside the prostrate body told a tale of murder With nervous haste he picked up the papers which had fallen from his hand and throwing a hasty glance around seized the lantern and entered the pas ¬ sageway intent on instant flight Too horrified to think what course to pursue I backed away from the door and took a position near the stairs Jackson entered the cook house cel- ¬ lar and placing the lantern upon the floor closed the door Then he turned and peered about The start he grave and the alarm on his face told me I was discovered He had his pistol still in his hand and started to raise his arm 1 I do love Florence and if I cant have the door to watch Sonntag and Skin ¬ ner leaving me to my thoughts My heart was rent Poor Florence when I pictured her grief And my promise to Mr Morley that she should never hear anything against her fa ¬ ther to cause a diminution of her love and respect how was I to keep that promise when the father lay there in yonder room shot to death by his part- ¬ ner his tool his pupil in crime Here another pistol report sounded followed by an exclamation of satisfac- ¬ tion from Sonntag for immediately the door swung open Now then Mr Conway you can investigate this mystery he said com- ¬ ing toward me While Mr Perry and Skinner were en ¬ gaged in searching for the cause of the voice and the pistol shots Sonntag spoke in low earnest tones Where is the man who came down ascertaining how much Sonntag1 or Wilson knew He cast upon me one of his whimsical At looks and after a pause replied first it seemed quite certain there was some one sonnected with Jackson in the affair But now I find there was not Here Skinner who had been listening to our conversation glanced quickly up at Wilson and I saw some signal flashed between the two And what may your name be Are you a detective too He Loved juad Won Tom That friend you introduced at the club last night seems to be a mel- ¬ ancholy sort of fellow Whats the mat- ¬ ter with him Jack Disappointed in love I believe Tom Too bad got the mitten I suppose Jack Oh no he got the girl Chi ¬ cago Daily News Bold Jack begged a kiss From Celia artless miss Who softly answered this Father is sitting in the hall And Jack thus denied Sat motionless beside The maid who said and sighed But he cant hear anything at all Artlllce ner I asked of Skin- ¬ after you keep that hand No no I cried He saw I had him covered with down my revolver and he obeyed my com mand for the moment But I knew that he was a desperate man and would not hesitate to throw his life away in tlie endeavor to escape Therefore I hastily followed up the advantage Youll throw that pistol to me I Instantly 3ou damned eontmued you murderer or as sure as villain Heaven But my words were interrupted He had backed up against the door his eyes staring fixedly at me There was a movement of his arm and I was about to pull the trigger to forestall his pur- ¬ pose of firing at me when a report sounded out from behind- him as he leaned against the wall and doorand with a loud cry he sprang forward came down all in a heap rolled over on his back and lajr there dead dead and by his own murderous device for guard ¬ ing his hiding place Hurried footsteps were crossing the room above and I hastily took up a new position of defense Stop I yelled as the feet began to The stairs are covered by my descend pistol There was a pause and a hurried con ¬ sultation upon the landing Is that you down there Mr Con ¬ way inquired a voice which I recog- ¬ - What did Jackson lock him up Then he there How did he succeed paused and holding the lantern higher Dead gazed thoughtfully in my face You dont mean to tell me too I nodded my head Sonntag ex- ¬ Lord Almighty claimed and then turned slowly from me and joined the two at the door Mr Conway come here Mr Perry See he said when I called to me came up here is the voice On one side of the door was a wooden I box in which was a phonograph You observe this wire began Skin- ¬ ner It is attached to the instrument and runs down seemingly in the Now Ill go and step on the ground plank and see if the wire is not moved He and the phonograph set a going olock work arrangement did so and a was set in motion which communicated ment I pointed toward the inner he asked apart- ¬ Yes he replied simply I am a detective and Skinner is my name Why did you try to shoot me I didnt 1 fired in the air Still did want you to think I did It was I for two purposes One to frighten you away until this affair was settled an- ¬ other to make you really clown on me You see Jackson at last seemed to suspect me and I thought if I could show him you were terribly down on me it would put me all the closer in his confidence Oh you succeeded in making him believe you were his friend I re- ¬ Worked the pal racket on marked him eh As much as I could Then you really were not treacher- ¬ ous to your contract with Miss Mor- ¬ ley Good God no Who could play false Skinner exclaimed in such to her convincing tones that I was satisfied Your Here Mr Perry broke in name will come out resplendent Nel son when the whole truth is known and we will take care that it be known that you allowed yourself to be made a martyr of by enduring the suspicion for the sake of aiding the search for the real robbers Now then come gen- ¬ tlemen Let us go into the other place TO BE At all events remarked the caller trying to say something cheering to the expert penman whose too free use of his talents had brought him to jail they have given you one of the best cells iiv the building Its right oyer the por- ¬ tico and faces the public street Yes gloomily replied the prisoner I seem to have forged my way to the Chicago Tribune front Change in Bill of Fare Warden to prisoner about to be electrocuted Hurry up my man and eat your dinner You will be taken Jxr th electric chair as soon as you havo finished By His Own Exertion Walter Champ in Judge A SUPERFLUOUS Z YOIATnU Jerry the Thug disconsolately Well Ive et meuny a dinner dat fin ¬ ished on nuts an raisins but disis de first one dat ever ended wid alter natin currents Judge 7 She 1 n Grump A woman orator Bah There never was a woman yet who could Thrtw Things hit the mark wrong Henpeckt Beg pardon but youra Grump Prove it sir prove it Henpeckt Easily if you will come home with me to dinner Ainsleeea Magazine Getting a Good Ready A clatter on the attic stair A trampling overhead Small feet that scamper here and there With swift and noisy tread I hear a scrambling by and by The sound of merry squeals And now that from the attic high Theyre taking down the wheels Cleveland Plain Dealer Of No with the instrument Let us see what pulls the wire said Mr Perry We went over to the plank and saw that Skinner had raised it so we could look underneath There was a steel spring under one end which was compressed when a weight was put upon the plank The compression operated a lever which pulled the wire attached to it The wire ran through an iron pipe xmder the stones toward the phono- ¬ graph the other end being fastened to the clock apparatus as we had already ¬ t U It canrfbtbe And why not I know she doesnt like me but I love her and want her more than anything on earth Shell do as vou tell her vou know that Come Ill give up not only your share of wrhat remains but all my own I am t t t K rich now and dont need it And who made you rich Oh you did I dont deny it and you have my thanks replied Jackson in mocking tones That last deal in on opposite sides hap ¬ which we were pened to tucn my way and I got the pile you dropped Thats my luck I can give Tier as luxurious a home as she has had Come old man be rea- ¬ sonable Never You cannot have her She despises you and her likes and dis ¬ likes have more weight with me than anything you could offer Thank God she will marry a better man than either vou or me Oh she will Not while I live No she shall marry no one if not me Jack- ¬ son exclaimed in rage And you thought that removing the stolen bonds to some secret hiding place of your own and thereby depriving me el my share would compel me to ac- ¬ cede to your demand for my daugh ¬ ters hand asked Mr Morley in great scorn Partly that There was another rea ¬ son too I had an idea that some one was on our track and it was my pur ¬ pose to throw proof on the one who was universally considered the guilty part3r in case it became too hot for us Too hot for you quietly interposed Mr Morley No for us Do you suppose I have been such a fool as to place myself so completely in your power that my safe- ¬ ty should depend on your whim Not much If I am found out be sure jou go down with me in spite of your high venom This conversation is fruitless We will change it remarked Mr Morley in tones wherein great effort at self control was evident Now restore my portion of the bonds and you have my word that I will not molest you Re ¬ fuse and Ill grind you down in the dirt where you belong exclaimed Jack- ¬ Bluff all bluff son with a derisive laugh There was a time when I was afraid of 3ou but not now not now Youve been so very kind as to tell what youll do now let me ave my say Youll give me your aughter or I will denounce you You W9wv0 kn o w I can do it I hold absolute proof s which will astonish the world you bet Dont answer just yet Think over what I am saying I know well I must r fall when you do My showing you up necessarily includes that But you f are such a senseless old fool in re ¬ fusing me your daughter that it would be a pleasure to show you up Besides -- standing and incorruptible honor Jackson hissed out these words with seen An arrangement like that which oper- ¬ ates the phonograph was also used for side of M Ganderax to whom he ab My dear Gaixderax since ruptly said Poirson is dead will you bamy heir Surprised at this proposal M Ganderax could not dissemble his confusion But my dear friend replied Grandax you are not dying yet and I cant see why you should think of your testament At all events you musthave old Meilhac re er friends than mjself joined That has nothing to do with it I simply ask you yes or no will you Ganderax consent toibecome my heir In mL held outaKis hand an answered con- ¬ rthat casemy dear Meilhac I may nized sider tjhatdn speaking thus to me you Yes it is and as I do not know ask me if I will be your best friend I whether you are an enemy or a friend therefore wwillingly accept your pro ¬ Mr Sonntag I guess I wont run any iJiK posal risk Youd better stay up You have P Renj esfoering telkrgersuihs of mednypur powerv penned up here inJ money he earned1 by his pieces itis this hole but if Ive got to die some perhaps astonishing that he left such a one else goes with me G000 small fortune about It is Again there was a hurried conversa- ¬ true he was generous even to extrav ¬ tion in low tones between Sonntag and agance and the more he made the more some other party who I surmised was he spent His funeral at the Madeleine Skinner was attended by all the celebrities in Perhaps yoti will not object to my art science and literature LondOti approach Nelson a voice called out Globe as a second pair of legs came down Sis eyes Etarin fixedly at me We are all friends true friends it A Desljcrniup Widow continued Widow Flapjack who has The which was fixed above it There was something so familiar in the revolver muzzle pointing to the small hole boarding housa aod a pretty dat the sound of the voice that I hesitated thethe mortar between two stones The would like very much to marry Mr in in again uttering a remonstrance ex- ¬ Starboarder who is a trifle shy sotie We are all friends the man said spring however which caused the widow said to him again as his head reached below the plosion of the pistol was fastened on Do you know that my daugir ¬ level of the floor Dim though the light the inner side of the door and so ar Fanny is very much taken with you was upon the stairs I recognized him ranged that either a pressure oh the Is that so replied Mr Starboarded i ramediaf el y and with a loud call door or an adverse force compressed it My leaning the weight of my hand With a gratified smile for he is really sprang toward him infatuated with the daughter Oh thank God you against the door when I had stooped Mr Perry Yes continued the widow with a have come I stepped unthinkingly down to peer into the hole had operated languishing look Fannie said yester ¬ on the plank at the bottom and he the spring as had Jacksons body when day that you were just the kind of a came down to me and grasped my hand he backed from me Clever rascal that Jackson and a man shed like to have for a papa Dont mind that It cannot hurt patient one Mr Starboarder says if it wasnt for remarked Sonntag you I remarked as the warning voice Then you know he robbed the Fannie he would hunt up another hash again sounded out just as though its ery Tammaray Times bank I asked services were longer needed Oh yes we knew it and have known Byron a Hero of Greece I know it cannot Mr Perry re- ¬ for some time Sonntag said dryly marked with a smile Here Sonntag it With all the faults and foibles of Then why was he not arrested I Byron Greece had nothing to lo she and another man brushed by us and continued went to Jacksons prostrate body knew nothing of them to her fte was Well we wanted to recover the prop- ¬ only the great and noble Will you look here sir CrWssLng Sonntag He had it hidden around the Gulf of Salamis one day in a boat called motioning for Mr Perry to ap- ¬ erty also his hunting lodge somewhere we were with a rough mountain captain and proach My God It is Jackson How terri- ¬ quite sure but he was too cunning for his men I pulled out a volume of Bjron ble Is he dead Who did it asked us and Ave could not discover where and was reading The wind blowing Mr Perry glancing up at me Were it was Then yesterday you told me open- the leaves the captain caught a of the walled up cellar and I knew I glimpse of the portrait and TeeogrJed you compelled to shoot him Nelson No I am thankful that no mans had him it He begged to take tflie book and From what you tell me now and looking for a moment with melanOholy blood is on my hands Although I what I have heretofore thought of your at the face of tle noble lord he kfosed came very near shooting him Then I explained how Jackson had peculiar ways I suppose I am right in it and passed it to his men wht did been killed I told nothing about Mr surmising that you are a detective I the same sayim Eetonmegalc kal Morleys connection with the affair said tfB was great and noble kalos he Yes I am a detective he quietly re- ¬ Sanborn in Seribners They listened intently and then Sonn- ¬ tag carrying a jimmy went to the door sponded Snrpriacd And your name is not Sonntag Will you two stand to one side Throggins a- notoriously lazy taJn No Wilson is my name Sonntag called out That shooting ap ¬ It was simply a stroke of chance that made met his friend Hoppendyke on fctfc paratus might go off again in getting me your lawyer and agent for a short street the door open Glad to see you old fellow sad The bundle of papers which had time It was necessary to be present fallen from the dead mans grasp was here and the death of your former Hoppendyke vbut you are lookinj thin picked up by Sonntags companion and agent came most opportunely Yes replied Throggins It is ie So then Jackson never suspected handed by him to Mr Perry Then the result of overwork man turned to me and bestowing a you echoed the aston ¬ Of overwork No At least I believe not smile upon me at the astonishment he Youths And how did you come to suspect ished Hoppendyke Whose evidently saw depicted on mj face Avent Companion to Sonntags assistance Jackson I asked curiously By looking up his record No wonder I was amazed For the The Next Step Yh3- was he a regular criminal man was he who had played such a Hojack They have a telescope dt No Not until he robbed the bank Chicago which rings the moon within treacherous game upon Florence had tried to shoot me and had escaped my He used to be in the employ of a large 200 miles wrath a few minutes before Skinner safe manufactory an an expert on locks Tomkid 1 suppose that the next sfep the station agent at Sidington When we found that out we were cer ¬ will be to annex the planet Town Ah here is some of it Nelson some tain he was the man in the bank who Topics of the stolen bonds Mr Perrj ex- ¬ could open the lock when the time ¬ Infallible claimed in excitement Perhaps we piece was off without knowing the Miss Firsttripr Doctor do you know may recover all of them 1 dont sup- ¬ combination preventive of seasickness Did the detectives know of Mr Mor ¬ any sure pose there is any hope of getting back Dr Pillbcfcc Yes stay on land the money he continued with a sigh leys connection with the affair If Town Topics Oh well the bonds stolen amounted to not I could easily keep secret what I 500000 Nothing surprises women more thfca If we get them back it will knew And you think Jackson was alone to see a mans children treatMiiaojrc be something Then he hurriedly stepped oyer near in the affair I asked with a view to 6cl wife welL4 Here they advertise a book called The Bights of Women Thats a sub ject about which there never was any AN ANECDOTE OF MEILHACi Hott He Chose an Heir at a Party dispute between me and my husband Fliegende Blaetter Given by Mme Pozzl To finish with an anecdote about Him Too Mucli Meilhac Two years ago helost his best The poor old Billygoat for met his death has friend M Paul Poirson whom he had The Daily Yellow Howler stopped his breath made his residuary legatee Meilhac It choked him when he ate it in a minute was much affected by his death and it He couldnt swallow half the statements was sometime before he could recover in it from the blow A few months later on L A W Bulletin he became firmly attached toM Gander ax with whom he collaborated a com- ¬ edy for the Fxancais One evening while at a party given by Mme Pozzi he found himself by the ¬ CONTJKUEDll Lady of the House Why dont you go to work Dont you know that a roll¬ ing stone gathers no moss Tramp Madam not to evade your question at all but merely to obtain in ¬ formation may I ask of what practical utility moss is to a man in my condi- ¬ tion Tit Bits A Mystery Explained Mrs Dunleigh It is very singular that 3our mother always happens tct call on me when I am out Little Flossie Dimpleton Oh we cam see from our front window whenever 3ou go away Tit Bits Earthly Use 4iiilr MMr H TTCOAT BILIKI Jliyillll ¬ ¬ ¬ iUBftftft 1 -- -- jz 1 of rA mw jiftivI m iw yr ffju Q I M V I 01 fgf aa ra8w v3 wav If iKfWMitS fP yaw Wtm - i smAr I li-- i 1 lY vjf ST Answered The Only One Jones I started to ask Newlywed Miss Beacon Wasnt it Admiral Por- ¬ Take no quarter from whether two could live on what one ter who said could but the enemy Brown B u t wha t Mr Lake Naw it couldnt have been Jones He struck me for ten before or if it was hes the only porter that I could finish Puck ever said such a thing X Y Truth The Source of Disturbance She Invited the Stab toils Hortense For my part I will never Tis not the man who really row That makes the greatest become the wife of a man who is Tis he with nothing else to do yoimger than I am Who stands around the whole day thro To tell the others how Agnes Is there any particular old Washington Star ¬ bachelor that you have in mind Chi cago Daily News RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION Cheap Rides When I was in business in Chicago css otiiiT j5-k-- o ho said I rode home in a carriage every They have splendid patrol wagons there havent they inquired the oth-¬ er N Y Journal night - Hewitt Does it cost a married man more to live than it does a single one An Old Question Answered Jewett No it doesnt cost him any more but it costs about ten times as much for his wife to live Town Top ics ¬ -- - The Mystery Explained Husband But Nellie how is it they qfTord to sell you everything at less than cost Wife Why Dick of course they can alTord it when they sell such quanti- ¬ ties Judge Roth Pleased Browne Allow me to have the pleas- ¬ ure of returning that five dollars that I borrowed the other day the pleasure is Smythe Thanks mine Harlem Life One Thins Needful Wheneer ye modern pugilist Starts on a sluggish mission It matters not about his fist A Mrs Josh Perkins will take this Clerk Cash Mrs Perkins on a visit I you neednt ye give me time to take out my pocket N Y Journal book Tis wrong to judge men by the clothes They wear from day to day Go see the tailor man he knows See here young feller shout at me like that Cant 11 Hott to Judge J 5 v -- If his wind s in good condition Chicago I Uy News The prices that they pay Chicago Daily News ojf Benedick life him Bachelor Makes it hot for you eh Sho Hows that Magazine Ainslees t he She married hum Up to Date Not Always One Cheaper Still It takes two to make a cjuarrel Heres an account of a man who Jives I dont know about that A manand ion 2P0ayearr I Icuow a man who his wile often quarrel ad they ar Tihatjs nothing N Y World one ilive70ribs face Chicasro Post 1 Pertinent Query My wife is the sun of my Unfair He She took an unfair advantage I Edl feV Br- j - -- - 4 c - -- v - - -- - - F 4 joyaI manes the food pure wholesome and delicious B THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY NUPTIAL KNOTS APRIL 5 1898 ROW Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The MarrJaere Vows l he marriage of Mr Kenneth Walker of Lexington and Miss Maud Ceeek of Seattle will be celebrated on April 20th at the latters home The engagement has been announced DADSIAIIVI 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 my immense stock to a reasonable proportion and will offer SALE y Absolutely Pure POWDER NEW YORK ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO TIE BQDBBOJI MEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established nrtTniPT ntrAMP najjiui uxx in the Mt Sterling and Cincinnati pa pers of Miss Sallie Johnson of Mt Ster ¬ ling to Mr James Hutton of Avondale the marriage to take place some time after Easter The marriage of Miss Maty Belle 1 Patterson and Mr Hub Holliday Harrison which was to have been cele brated to morrow has been indefinitely postponed on account of Mr Hollidays dangerous illness of pneumonia Mrs McFarland a wealthy widow of Wapakoneta O who was put into an asylum by her relatives to prevent her has from marrying a negro man escaped from the institution and eloped to Canada with her colored lover and He was a Pullman married him porter OBITUARY EVERY ARTICLE IN MY STORE jJS Houses 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 adventof 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 prices than any competitor To reduce stock I will commencing on fc23c3 Zlxixciy ooi3L-fcii3-uL32as Published every Tuesday and Friday by BBUOE MILLER xutors ana owner Friday w jaLpriX 14 tlire days and 16th j Miq M 2 B si apan MBaum Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Make all Checks Money Orders etc Payable to the order of Champ MiiiiKK Xast Nights War News mines floating submarine were secretly planted in the narrowest part of Havana harbor Wednesday night by the Spanish government Gen Lee hag been instructed to turn the American Consulate over to the British Consul when war is declared The Spanish flotilla has not yet reach- ¬ ed Porto Rico The fleet will mass at Cape Verde Islands Two warships bought in England and a torpedo coat bought in Germany will sail immediately for the United States The President has decided to recom- ¬ mend recognition of independence in Cuba and forcible intervention if it is necessary His message is expected by Congress to morrow The Oregon has arrived at Peru en route from San Francisco to Key West Mr Grout ot Vermont yesterday introduced a resolution recognizing Cuban independence and providing for an appropriation of 500000 for food raiment medicine etc for non com- ¬ batant Cubans Three colums of war news will be found on page two The Pope has not offered to mediate between the United States and Spain for he has not been asked to do so The Pope has telegraphed the Spanish queen urging an armistice in Forty V iff an illness of three weeks in the thirty ninth year of his age The remains were brought to this city Saturday evening and the funeral services were held at half past two oclock Sunday aftrnoon at the Catholic Church by Rev E A Burke The remains were interred in the Catholic cemetery The Messrs P I were pall bearers Benj Perry Wm Reming ¬ McCarthy ton A J Fee R K McCarney and F B Carr Sinney D Clay son of Mrs Elizabeth Goodman Clay died Saturday evening of heart trouble at the home of Mr C F Didlake near this city The deceased was about forty years of age and was popular with a wide circle of friends and was prominent in Bourbon social circles He had been in failing health for some time and had lately re- ¬ turned from a trip to Hot Springs The funeral was held at the residence b Sweeney at half past two Eld oclock yesterday afternoon and the remains were interred at the Paris cemetery with Masonic honors The pall- ¬ bearers were Dr Frank Fithian Henry Turney C J Clarke J Frank Clay John Woodford E F Clay Jr Harry B Clay J Hal Woodford ¬ Frank E OBrien the eldest son of Mrs Ellen OBrien of this city died Thursday at Rochester N Y after Oiler 4 All JBjP MJOT Such as Nainsooks India Linnens Organdies Embroideries and uaces imajm Li o nil Uflii April I4tii ioiii w tr ariMMMMmn W II - HHiB Bn At such Low Prices as were Never Before quoted in Paris seasons importation Sales wiil attest the merits of my way of doing business and conducting these periodical sales reduce the already too large stock on hands Many My goods are all new of this no old stock everything fresh and nice previous Bargain This sale is made to tlais Gome and see us and you shall not be disappointed 6 - NEW IMPORTED DRESS GOODS TTKrill loo to 529 MAIN STREET PARIS KY Pi s - addoci to saleRemember April 14th 15th and 16th my- WHEEL NOTES Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere 98 Daugherty Bros have sold a model Phoenix wheel to Swif Champ of The Bourbon News The The Louisville Times says Your Life Insured TUC k si R 1c a Day by bank JS ¬ ¬ Ii N Reduced Rates ¬ f v a- - - IX m fcr t t i - B2- - KS e- - Iv thorized the purchase of ten vessels for account of the meeting of the Bimetal- ¬ lic Clubs of the Ohio Valley Tickecs the auxilhary navy good returning April 10th The Observance Of Easter F B Carr Agent The observance of Easter dates back GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS to about the year 68 at which time there was much contention among the Theatrical And Other wise Romarks In The Foyer Eastern and Western churches as to It Richmond is to have a new opera what day the festival be observed was finally ordained at the council of house Nice in the year 325 that it must be observed throughout the Christian world On account of her wicked reputation on the same day The decision settled Lona Birrison of the famous Barrison that Easter should be kept upon the sisters has been prohibited from appear- ¬ Sunday first after the fourteenth day of ing in Germany or Prassia the first Jewish month but no general conclusion was arrived at as to the cycle On the 26th of April Miss Belle by which the first feativul was to be reg ¬ ulated and some churches adopted one Stokes late of the Puddnhead Wilson This diversity Co which visited this city in February rule and some another of usage was put an end to and the will receive 250000 as her share of the John B Roman rule making Easter the first estate of her brother-in-laSunday after the fourteenth day of the Stetson calendar moon was established in Eng ¬ land in 669 After nine centuries a dis ¬ Mr Bedford Hedges of this city is a crepancy in the keeping of Easter was talented member of the Agnes Wallace caused by the authorities of the English Villa Company which i3 playing a suc- ¬ Church declining to adopt the reforma- cessful engagement this week at tion of the Gregorian Calendar in 1582 Heucks in Cincinnati The company The difference wa settled in 1752 by the will close about the first of May in New adoption of the rule which makes Easter York Mr George D Mitchell of this day always the first Sunday after the city was the guest of Mr Hedges Sun ¬ full moon which appears on or next day and yesterday after che twenty first day of March If the full moon happens upon a Sunday Located At Lexington i the Sunday April Easter after The sub committee appointed to in- ¬ Ladies Home Journal spect the locations offered for the Odd Fellows Widows and Orphans Home Landreths garden seeds was splendidly entertained by the Paris Spears MCDermott tf and Millersburg lodges Friday The We are offering some choice ladies committee drove to Millersburg in carmisses and childrens shoes at special riages and after inspecting the K W C prices Dout tail to take adyantage of building with which they were much the offer pleased were handsomely entertained at Davis Thompson Isgkig dinner at the Conway House by Halleck Lodge Returning to Paris the gentle- ¬ men of the committee were entertained Awarded at supper by Hon J T Hinton after Highest Honors Worlds Fair which they met at the Paris lodge room with the Paris Millersburg and Hutch ¬ ison lodges At half past nine the Bourbon lodge gave a banquet at the Windsor in honor of the committee at which there were present about one hundred and fifty gnests The committee met in Louisville Sat ¬ urday afternoon and decided to locate fthe Home in Lexington While all of the Bourbon Odd Fellows and The News wanted to see the Home located at Millersburg all recognize the fact that Lexington is really the better loca- ¬ tion and all are satisfied with the de cision of the committee MOST PERFECT MADE Do not buy any wall paper until you A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free get J T Hintons prices and see hi feom Ammonia Alum or anyother adulterant stock 40 YEARS THE STANDARD ¬ w N will sell tickets from The L Paris to Indianapolis to day and toCubo The navy department yesterday au morrow at 6 55 for the round trip on 1000000 insurance on the lives of able paper on the Capital City Bank of holders and to its policy holders and is Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ Columbus O There can be no stronger now holding for them 180000000 an guarantee given you We dare not use excess over premium receipts of over zens Call on R P Dow Jr for particulars 26oc 8t a banks name without authority if you 20000000 tf doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health Ruff Memorial Fountain has already they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach become quite popular as a resting place trouble Rheumatism Constipation and and any pretty day sees tb- benches well Sick Headaches A 100 days treatment WE HATE KE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00K IP costs lc a day sight draft on above filled As soon as the season opnsit will bank in every 1 box which brings be lighted and supplie I with water your money back if we fail to cure you IMPORTED SUITINGS AMD TROUSERINGS Sold by W T Brooks druggist Attention Member of theGrand Order of the OriHntSHk Northern seed Irish potatoes at The Illustrious Grand Commander of McDermott Spears tf Kentucky will be present Thursday Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when great importance Triumph In Photographic Art quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call night Business of Seven candidates willbeTioitiated in the jThe Carbon - Photograph will stand Oriental degree As this is the regular the test of time and atmospheric in- rixvmszz election night it is important that all nuence8 Made in all sizes and is dur able The likeness is always preserved members be present in minutest detail and can be made By order of the from any old picture I invite all who Grand are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter ine this wonderful picture before giving Attention Horsemen Notice is your orders for any copying and enlarg given to all owners of stallions jacks ing of old pictures 1 make your sit- ¬ and bulls that license should be taken tings free when you desire a large picture und guarantee satis out before any service is tendered as faction from life respectfully Very the law requires me to collects penalty L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf 20 per cent if service it rendered be ¬ Paris Ky of fore taking out license We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Ed D Paton vpair your linen and put neck bauds on Clerk Bourbon County Court Haggard Reed free 5apr 5t j - Our insurance is protected The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policy¬ The Northwestern is carrying nearly FOR SPUING AND SUMMER iarj Pa-Di-Sh- aw ¬ OF COURSE YOU NEED A 1 Yesterdays Temperature To Cure A Cold In One Day The following is the temperature as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters of this city 7 a in 43 8 a in 9 a 10 11 12 a ni in a in in i44 45i 45i 44j 48 4 1 - lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ 454 44A ¬ 2 p m 3 p m 4ii in x - THE DANGER to which the Expectant Mother is exposed and the foreboding and dread with which she looks for- ¬ ward to the hour of womans severest trial is appreciated by but few All effort should be made to smooth these rugged places in lifes pathway for her ere she presses to her bosom her babe f l - Well Children Food ¬ - something to be used for two ward in an easy manner without or three months in the fall that such violent protest in the way of they may not suffer from cold Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations she passes that arc not very robust need a allays Nervousness and so assists warming building and f at formingf Nature that the change goes for- ¬ MOTHERS FRIEND Refrigerator Well buy a Refrigerator before you purchase but come in now ana get trie Dest made It is a little early but dont wait until you spoil enough provisions to DR EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda supplies SCOTTS exactly what they want They CMMM BAKING POWDER ¬ very fond of it For adults who are not very strong a course of treatment with the Emulsion for a couple of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first class con ¬ dition Ask your doctor Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion man and fish are on the wrapper will thrive grow strong and be well all winter on this splendid food tonic Nearly all of them become through the ordeal quickly and without pain is left strong and All hard wood cabinets fancy hardware removable vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy duties and cleanable ice chBmbers and CORK LINED walls This refrigerator is the best made for thelmoney now devolved upon her Safety to life of both is assured by the Come early dont wait until hot weather compels you use of Mothers Friend and the time of recovery shortened I know one lady the mother of three children who suffered greatly in the birth of each who obtained a bottle of Mothers Friend of me before her fourth confinement and was relieved quickly and easily All agree that their labor was shorter and less painful John Q Polhiix Macon Ga 100 PER BOTTIiE at all Drug Stores or by sent BOOKS NOT TOO EARLY TO BUY -- f KiTiiiyliitr-iS-at- J T HINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Room Moulding Pend me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its tranches Embalming Fcientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE wnri about this mail on receipt of price ATLaHTAA See that the All druggists jjoc and Sioo SCOTT BOWNE Cherns New York rnufc interest to au women will be sent to Containing invaluable information of any address upon application by THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO - f a wwdaHBP fr JwfjjMMBttap ri rWT THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS The annual display of stallions en Eighteenth Year Establihed 1881 the court house square yesterday was the moat successful one seen here for Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as several years There was a noticeable secot- jiss Eiail matter improvement in the number of horses exhibited and in the individuality of the TELEPHONE NO 124 animals The horses shown were by Baron 209 Oakland Baron SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Wilkes dam Ladv Mackey by Silver Payable in Advance Owned by Col R G Stoner 2 00 Sixmouths 8100 Threads Oneyear news costs yotj cant even get a re ¬ Paris port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Regal Wilkes 2 llf by Guy Wilkes dam by Sultan Suuland Bourbon by Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Bourbon Wilkes dam Lark by Abdallah payable to the order of Champ MilIiER Mambrino Owned by Miller Ward 1 KT There TUESDAY APRIL 5 1898 imf-l-- W KV THE BBOBBOH HEWS ThojAnmial Stallion Show PEESONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY A Military Company For Paris is a strong movement on foot organize a company of State Militia to in Paris This is something we have never had here before and the citizens should help the movement along This company is not being organized as some suppose for the immediate purpose of going to war with Spain In fact the present troubles with that country have nothing to do with it The company is intended to take the place of the one which was recently mustered out at Carlisle and this place would have to be filled if there were no talk of war at all The State Encampment is coming on and the officers of the regiment are de sir dus of having the regiment in good condition before that time This com- ¬ pany if organized will form a part of the First Battalion of the 2d Regt This Battalion is commanded by Major J Embry Allen of Lexington and it is said he is in favor of placing the com- ¬ pany here although a number of other places have made applications for it Among the towns that are competing are Somerset Maysville Ashland and a number of other places All of these have applications already in and if the Paris boys do not want to get left they should get a move on thtmselves Some time ago an application was sent in from this place but there was no vacancy at that time and consequently the company was not placed here but as there is now a vacancy our boys should go out after it It is expected that the State Encampment this year will be held at Mammoth Cave STODDARD Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Tn The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere Mr G W Clay left yesterday for a trip to Hartford City Ind Mr R L Boldrick was in Leba ¬ non Sunday on a short visit Mr J E Kern went to Louisville yesterday on a business trip Miss Leila Johnson was the guest of DISC HARROWS Are a little better Ladies call and see the beauti ¬ Paris Jay Bird by George Wilkes dam ful new line of childrens suits by Mambrino Star Lady Frank sizes from three to seven years Owned by Bacon Brennan Paris at Price Cos clothiers Scarlet Wilkes 222 by Red Wilkes The Bourbon Fiscal Court meets day to- ¬ dam Tipsey Bacon Bros by Alcalde Owned by Paris sfe fr Letcher 2 18J by Director dam by Six converts of the Union Church Alice Grey by Signal T W Titus colored at Brentsville were baptized agent Paris Sunday at Coulthards Mill Bannermark 212 by Bismarck dam The Methodist ladies cleared thirty by American Clay Thos Doolin dollars yesterday on their court day Shawhan Colonel Kip 220 by Kenwood dam dinner in the Massie store room by Hamlet Buffington 220i by Sable Dr C H Bowen the Optician will Wilkes dam by Le Grand Benjamin Cos store Thurs Hey Cynthiana be at A J Winters 2 C F Clay 218 by Caliban dam day April 7th Examination free Owned by Soprano by Strathrhore We have the celebrated English J F Barbee Millersburg Enamels for bath tubs wicket work Rex McDonald by Rex Denmark Sauer Borland chairs etc dam by Black Squirrel Owned by J T Hughes Muir Conductor W H Kirby of the L Hapsburg by Gloster dam by Won- ¬ N yesterday moved his family from Maysville to Lexington on account of derful Boy Owned by Ware Bros Mrs Kirby s health not being good in Cynthiana Harrison Chief formerly Al Borac the former city by Harrison Chief dam by Howards Lee Hill the Cincinnati light weight Abdallah Owned by Lafe Cunninghamwho fought a draw in this city in -Paris November with Eddie Parker wants a Pat Washington by Washington dam match with Warren Brooks Paris al Minnie Parvin Owned by W E 125 or 130 pounds Still well Paris -Courtland Leer exhibited a fine Jack W H Murphy of near Newtown was knocked off the big trestle near The Passing of The Bourbon Fair that place yesterday morning by the East bound train and sustained paiuful Saturday afternoon Auctioneer A bruises but is not seriously hurt T Forsyth sold at public auction the Dr R A Sprake late of Paris and grounds of the old Bourbon County These grounds Cynthiana writes from Denver that the Agricultural Society city hat have been used for fair grounds about fine clim ite of that beautiful He has half a century and were the scene of greatly iaiproved his health gained fifteen pounds in weight and many thousands of happy meetings and may soon begin to practice dentistry in countless pleasant reminiscenses are as sochted with the palmy days of the old that city now passes into The stores of Mrs Cornay Watson Paris fair which Mrs M Parker aud Mrs Geo Rion history The grounds were first offered in par- ¬ were crowded Friday and Saturday with ladies who were delighted with cels and sold as follows No 1 J D McClintock 600 beautiful specimens of Easter millinery No 2 Same 1040 The hats which were on exhibition No 3 Selby Lilleston 425 and bonnets were the most artistic ever No 4 R B Hutchcraft 400 shown in this city No 5 John Brennan 810 An evening of genuine pleasure is No 6 Same 700 No 7 Same 800 promised to all who attend the song re- ¬ No 8 R B Hutchcraft 595 cital to be given at the lecture froom of No 9 Robt Adair 340 the Methodist Church on April 14th by The nine lots were then offered as a Miss Villa Whitney White of Chicago under the auspices of the Paris Musical whole and were purchased jointly by Club Miss Whites voice has been un ¬ Messrs McClintock Lillestou Hutch- ¬ hesitatingly praised by the most exact- ¬ craft Adair and Brennan for 6089 who divided it into parcels as above pro ing critics ¬ - relatives in Millersburg Sunday Mrs John Drennan of Bellevue is the guest of relatives in the city Mr Jas Condon attended the grand opera in Cincinnati last week Mrs H C Howard and Mrs Frank Clay were visitors In Lexington Satur ¬ day Mrs W W Massie Was the guest of Mrs W K Massie in Lexington Saturday The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Sunday contained a picture of Mrs Geo N Parris The Courier Journal Saturday con- ¬ tained a picture of Miss Oliye Fant of Flemingsburg Mrs H M Taylor of Carlisle was guest of her sister Mrs Harvey the Hibler Saturday Mace Forsyth leaves for Latonia to day in charge of G W Redmone stable of race horses Mrs Isaiah Offutt of Newtown was the guest of Mrs John Ewalt on South Main yesterday Miss Nellie Mann has returned home from a delightful visit in Winchester and Mt Sterling Miss Nora Young of Nicholas who has been the guest of Miss Anna May Davis returned home yesterday morn- ¬ ing Miss Alice Spears arrived home yes- ¬ terday afternoon from a visit to her sister Mrs W L McClintock at Frank- ¬ fort Mr J A Bower left Saturday morning for a short visit to bis parents in Boyle county He returned to Paris yesterday Mr George Williams Clay has re ¬ turned from New York where he has been attending a national shooting tour- ¬ nament He was very successful in the contests Mrs Florence Lockhart Mrs John Stuart and Miss Lutie Williams attended the meeting of the Womans Club in Mrs Lockhart Lexington Saturday and Mrs Stuart both made short ad¬ ¬ ¬ Than any other harrows on the market but they cost no more They are THE ORIGINAL DISC And long experience should make them better See the latest ancL best sold orNTxsr bst A laris Iiady Complimented In speaking of the entertainment given in Louisville for the benefit of the Free Kindergarten the Courier Journal pays the following compliment to Miss Mary Irvine Davis The chief interest of the entertainment was the appeal ance of Mies Mary Irvine Davis of Paris Ky one of- the handsomest young women in the State These who had the pleasure of seiug the selections of Miss Davis soon rec ¬ ¬ It J- IRAJRI3 KIT jr r jj nr08 4f ognized that she possessed dramatic talent even superior to her personal charms When the curtains were drawn aside a murmer of adiuiatioD was perceptible as Miss Davis gave a dramatic impeisonation of Wm Story poem Cleopatra It was her own dramatization and idea which was de ¬ cidedly picturesque and as she reclined on the couch with her attendant only time was lacking to realize the verta ble Queen of the Nile By request she recited later in the evening Jims War Christmas The impression made by the young reader was such that her friends anticipate the pleasure of seeini hr again in a more varied programme YOUR Ladies Misses Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is false t economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comforta ¬ ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale of and also Mens and Boys Shoes at low do vn prices Ow January invoice revealed that we have too many sioes and this fact will prove greatly to your advan ¬ tage it yiU will call immediately ind Childrens Shoes Get one of those wall or window brushes for house cleaning used in hot or cold water Can be Davis Thomson Tsgrig i dresses t m The floral ball was purchased by R The embroidery contest at B Hutchcraft for 125 The stables store was decided Fri- ¬ sold for small sums Nannie Browns day the prize a diamond ring being A portion of the grounds will be put awarded to Miss Mary Varden daughter into tobacco and later will be sold as of Mr G S Varden The vote stood town lots MiBS Varden ninety six Mrs Stout Leer Taken To The Penitentiary fifty Mrs Wm Hukill Jr and Miss Lizzie Hopkins each receiyed forty eight Twelve colored men convicted at votes There were more than fifty the recent term of the Bourbon Circuit pieces of embroidery exhibited Court were taken to the penitentiary at Frankfort Saturday by Deputy Court Day Stock Sales Sheriff W W Mitchell Constables Joe A crowd of moderate size attended Williams and James Gibson Officers court here yesterday despite the dis- ¬ Jeff Elgin and Ed Hill They were agreeable weather There were about Ed Washington Luther Jones John six hundred cattle on the markec but Channell house breaking five years John Hulse years each Walter Brothers grand the sales were a bit slow bought twenty six cattle from Frank larceny three years Bud Ross same Bedford at 50 each and Sam Bedford one year John Smith and WillTrumbo bought sixty long yearlings trom Simon house breaking two years each Ander ¬ Junius Clay son Harris malicious cutting three J T Hintons stock of wall paper is Weil at 2601 each bought forty heifers at 2150 each from year Morris Beasley same two years the best and cheapest to be found in Simon Weil There were a good num ¬ Virgil Stephenson horse stealing three Paris No auction or short goods ber of mules on the market selling at yuars Henry Veach house breaking Paints OiL Varnishes Brushes 11UU1 UU IU tJlLlU AUUUL ICU lUUiUUUT three year Speck Helvey maiming one bred horses from two to eight years year En route to the prison the con- ¬ Colors etc everything usually kept in a first clas3 paint store at old sold at from 6 to 26 victs were very merry and different Borland Sauers objects along the roadside brought An Attractive Art Exhibit forth the remarks theres some chick- ¬ By a unanimous vote of the ladies it Hundreds of delighted lovers of art ens you can steal theres a bouse you is decided that we have the prettiett viewed the splendid pictures exhibited can rob theres a man you can line of wall paper ever brought to Paris Friday Saturday and yesterday in the carve theres a horse you can steal Borland Sauer Cos etc show window at J W Davis These excellent portraits were the Raceland Jersey butter for work of the Watters Party produced at JgA king of Lis trade in the laundry their studio now temporarily located at business must necessarily be one that sale by Newton Mitchell the Hotel Windser The collection was understands it thoroughly in all its An Ancient Mill placed on view in answer to the numer- ¬ slightest details That is why wo are ous requests of the many warm ad doing the lions share of the laundry The recent high water in Stoner Fine and careful washed out about thirty feet of the dam mirers of these eminent artists who de business in Paris sired that the crowds of visitors in the work and a color and finish on your at Coulthards Mill near Paris and city might have an opportunity to see linen that pleases the most fastidious badly damaged the balance of it The the fine pictures are our claims to your patronage mill was built in 1785 by Alvin Mount Among the crayons in the window Phone 4 joy and is probably the oldest running were noticed speaking likeness is of Rev Steam Laundry Bourbon mill in Kentucky A Mr Simmons was tf E A Burke James McClintock de- ¬ the original mili wright at this mill School News ceased Master Archie Paxton and and the original dam was one and one- nc ii nrTn iiiul iiriiiii vuuiiiuuioo The examination ot tnose pupils in half miles up the stream from the water colors and pastel were the CQUnfcy scbools who desire certm present mill lu aiB8 Belle Palmer McClintock Mrs catea 0Q the common 6Cnool course wiU Wolcott Miss Julia Connell deceased Enter church in a peaceful mood on take place at the courthon8e on Thurs Mrs Mithe Goodpaster of Owings- n 28th beginning at 880 a m Easter morn You cant do this with A villeand Miss Ruby Remington de-- The County Superintendent will Le that collar of points eawiug your neck ce8ed- Send them to us and have them retu ru absent from the city until April 19th IJ nstmted praise was bestowed on the to be paid on ed with ax perfectly smooth ivorv likfi teacheis who are rrtt iifiiiftii ciuu uh ti nrrnvn x cxiy IS fOTl- i iujirunuu ijtiii riii iicii3 ir gratulated ny the jnews on its un- - Saturday will find their checks at the edge You will be pleased with them V 2t bounded and merited success Bourbon Steam Laundry-Cii zen3 Bank Mrs i m - Embroidery Contest Decided rata The Lexington Argonaut Sunday Mrs Frank Williams enter- ¬ said tained at luncheon yesterday Mrs Lock hart Mrs John Stuart and Mrs Lutie Williams of Paris and Mrs John McClintock of this city The flowers were white roses The following persons attended a pleasant masquerade dance given Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs A W Cunningham near this city Misses Sallie Woodford Flower Girl Nellie Bedford Domino Mary Bedford Spain Hattie Clark Old Maid Sallie Uark Old Maid Bessie Clark Trixie Mary Willis Marders Old Maid Annie Wright Peasant Oma Marsh Flower Girl Pattie Ware Maud Muller Hannah Hill Night Fannie Lair Night Mrs Clark Barnett Flower Girl Messrs Clark Barnett Clown Eldrid Dudley Dude J J Clark Dude J F Clark Sailor Walter Kenney Clown Frank Wright Washerwoman Bob Hugh Clark Waiter Clendenin Soldier Will Wornall Sambo Buckner Bedford Gambler Bob Adair Convict W L Clark Prince Ed F Hutchcraft Flower Girl Norvall and Willard Tal bott Jus Ingles J C Adair and Henry Lilleston v ere not masqued ¬ ¬ Borland T Sauer inter- ¬ InteriCollegiate Oratorical Contest Kentuckys eleventh annual collegiate oratorical contest was decided at the Lexington opera house Friday night The winner was Garnish W Hunter of Harrodsburg representing Uentral University at Richmond His subject was Religion and Relation To Reform The other contestants were George representing Green Covington Ky Georgetown College Alex B Lipscomb NaBhville Tenn representing Ken ¬ tucky University Ward Goodloe Danville Ky representing Centre College T L Campbell Clinton Ky repre- ¬ senting State College The judges were Rev W S Danley Owensboro Hon J M Thomas Paris Campbell whose subject was The American Citizen won the audience by his patriotic fcenti ments touching the freedom of Cuba They were wildly enthusiastic at the cor elusion of his oration ¬ finTnnxpc lAJllJLAll tO nw ddtw UJ H I 1UULA i Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Hpritig Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices yaru jiit specim jui worm aouDie i i- Dress Goods from 5c to 100 perl i - uu on opc i Splendid Hosiery for Ladies antt nuiJ iuu uiiuuiru ut ii pr puir Notions of all kinds very cheap asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and un- New Table Linens from 20c Ueached cotton at be per yaid -7nc per yard Special sale at 50c ew York Mill- - cheeiing 18o Large line of Peuangs at 4c jer worth HJc a yard yard Dress linings at half the price j A Receiver Appointed Beautiful Pictures given away with nrrirwariKr ¬ 5 purchasc akJiJtrvrtVCTKirgcca5a6Taaacagcae3K Friday at the closing session of the three weeks term of the Bourbon Circuit Court the contestants in the Wood- ¬ ford will case asked the Court for the appointment of a receiver for the estate and Judge Cantrill appointed Hon Claude M Thomas The motion for a new trial having been overruled by Judge Cantrill the propounders of the will have decided to take the case to the Court of Appeals d5w A y s r i 2 Three Dollars is what a great many peo- ¬ ple 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 bo at their store on the first and last Thursday of each month who wil test your eye sight and fit you with glasses en guarantee satisfac tion Call in and fca re your ej es tested free o f charge Next visit will be Thursday April 7 189 ¬ MMIII III -- - Ladies Tan Kid Button Shoe beauty and you may feel sure that you will get three hundred cents worth of All wear out of them sizes DIFFICULTIES OF SOLVING THE MAINE MYSTERY are becoming more complicated every day and are as annoying t those concerned as when you an looking for a first class laundr that will give you satisfaction in putting the proper color and finis on your linen unless you knor where to find the Bourb n Stear t laundry Our laundry work is th 1 acme of beauty and pe fe tion 1 at three dollars that is a i j I v Rion I k Clay The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BRO i - Ji Proprietors - i 1 tfrr gss 3 JjHt- - muLIHjji1 in - j - BfeMaaiwwyyia v -- mwiw b MM mMi MWiif- r- n j MlpypilrigMJljaeaii nJMywy4 i r m til 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 5 1898 n w I W six shooter upunder her too and we a THE BOURBON NEWS took the hint I gave Mexican plug of navy to boot with my girl and Eighteenth Year Established 1881 got the second best filly in the bunch Published Every Tuesday and Friday by but she wasnt a marker to Bills WALTER CHAMP IvrtJtnrs ana owners BRUCE MILLER f Shed been hanging there a month before we found out he was stuck on her One rainy day Big Ike was cleaning his AN EVENING REVERIE gun and when he got her loaded up he just drew a bead on Bills girl and let Beneath the trellised roses sit I smokingThe damp and dew of the evening fills the her go for practice He clipped a corair ner card just above I hear the frogs their sleepy chorus croak- ¬ the of the second a tuft ofher head and hair floated next ing every- ¬ down from just above his right ear and And cricket choirs are chanting Je didnt laugh either for ¬ - ¬ where The old home oer me rears Its mossy gable A dusky shape against the starry sky ¬ IA gray grown dreamer wrapped in shadows sable And musing oer the happy days gone by The firefly lamps among the reeds are shift The willows idly whisper in the breeze And out upon the night my thoughts are i Like helmless ships to bring to me ins I drifting m they please JAnd lo from out the leafy darkness steal- ¬ ing There comes a vision rare of girlish i grace That in the latticed lamp lights soft re- vealing r Hath eyes of beauty and a fair sweet face A lily form so fresh and pure and slender A cheek the blushing- roses might have kissed Ah me my worn old heart grows strangely tender And in my eyes is more than evenings mist And oer the march of Times unchanging measure That night once more returns my soul to bless From memorys guarded vaults I bring my -- what treasure And hear her words and thrill with her caress i K daughter sit beside me neath the daughter roses Monte I Bill looked up quick Here where the casement casts its dap- ¬ haint writ a line in ten year an my pled light hands out If I git the paper will ye And let me see the face its ray discloses to- - write for me You look so like your mother dear night says I and we shook Why sure Joe Lincoln in L A W Bulletin hands on it and made a tobacco smoke Come i Bill looking over his cocked gun said Shall us drive center next quiet like pop Ike Ike looked foolish and we all laughed but there was no more shooting at that dame Then one day she disappeared and the next time I saw her it was in Bills hand one night over at Cedar Springs where he and I were holding a bunch of dogies We were sitting at our camp fire smoking and he took her out of his vest pocket and looked at her like a hungry Injun at a pot of dough gods Monte saye he whats her name think ye Purty Sal says I at a guess but he shook his head Nary Sal Shes too high bred for that Bet ye shes got a couple high flown names sames a thoroughbred hoss Suthin like Lady Maude or Stella Vangeline or some such truck Mebby so says I but howll ye prove it Thats what gits me he says mournful like Howdye spose a feller cud find out I smelled a little fun ahead and says Why thats dead easy Write to I the feller that builds those cigarroots and ask him Like enough its his fr I j f1 A O Jfci ni Then he talked you never heard the Pard says he like and Im hern I felt it the second I laid eyes on her and I knowed I was goin to dror her pictur Way down in my bones I feel that shen me air goin to cum together I dont mind tellin you this for I know yer a f rien o mine anll stan by me in a pinch I dont want the other fellers to know it an yell write to morrer an say as how Ive got sixteen hundred cases in the bank at Bawl ins an five hunerd half grades in my own brand That ef shes willin I am an Ill pay her freight out here and put cverythin in her name an she wont hev ter ride no bisickle enny more for a livin sabe If he hadnt been so dead in earnest Id have laughed in his face but I saw he meant it and so I just laid low and kicked myself and hollered in my mind The next day I wrote as he had said and inclosed a letter of recommendation Ora Haley gave him when he stumped old man Temple for his present job as foreman It was a real nice letter and come as near to telling the truth about old Bill as a man could expect He posted it himself at Maybell and I like to fell off my horse one day when I rode up after the mail a month later and found a letter there addressed William Biggies Esq in a womans hand write and bearing the Richmond Va Bill Riggles Romance -k- --M that gals my meat By Montezuma f r r it ATdifficult for anyone not familiarly FIEST blush would have been acquainted with Bill Higgles to have associated with him any such an ethereal and effeminate folly as a romance Superlatively tall angular awkward and diffident I have never known a more reticent man and except in one thing a less emotional one Comely enough after a rough fashion with honest deep set gray eyes firm but pleas ant mouth and broad forehead with exaggerated mustache just a shade less brown than hip ruddy cheeks he was simply a type of the commonplace cow puncher remarkable in no one particu Jar among his fellows Not exactly ¬ ¬ ¬ said a few gruff words of heartfelt con But He Was Too Nervous gratulation Then they went out leav-¬ Two Bill ISyes or Artemus Wards or ing us alone JIark Twains are never born The pe- ¬ The accompanying letter said sim culiar form of Nyes humer can be il- ¬ ply lustrated by this incident One even- ¬ We leave here in ten days for May ing at the Union league he object bell Col where we hope to meet you d in apparently a very serious way to and form a closer acquaintance a certain story that had been told The next three days were spent in He said that while it was not exactly slicking up things about Bills private Irreligious in tone it was irreverent ranche house and getting ready for the Now he continued Ill tell you a visitors As we had no information by n mm 4mm ii ronri route they would come we could lty to a mite society There was a man which not go to the railway to meet them and w had to die The doctor told him so so had to await the arrival of the stage and urged him to die with neatness We were standing in the soft afterglow and 3 The man told the doctor waning xor me welcome-- sigiiL uj uhu to go on the lawn and kick himself sturdy gray when suddenly there burst The doctor being as all doctors are upon our ravished eyes a most entrance of a benevolent turn of mind went to ing vision Down the road some hun the invalids wife and said Theres dred yards ahead of the stage came a really no use of my coming here any single figure on a bicycle We did not more Your husband is a dead duck need to be told who it was despite tho As a matter of fact he should be quite fact that she wore instead of th dead nQ and t WQuld be a good udng bizarre cigarette costume a most be for all of us if he was Im not married coming divided skirt habit of tan cloth myself how much money has he and a bewitching little hat She was I think about 50000 said the dis- ¬ prettier if anything than her picture tressed wife and Biggies hand lying on my arm So much the better Id strongly shook violently advise you to go to him and explain the Seeing us she checked her speed an folly of keeping up his desire to live modestly awaited the coming coach Tell him that its only his nerves which As she back pedaled gracefully a bunch are supporting him and that if he will of range cattle trailing down to water you what is preying on his mind came into sight directly opposite her tell pass away like a bit of pie Catching sight of her they stopped Jiell the agonized mother of the fam- ¬ So short and bent their startled gaze upon ily went to the father of the same and her Then before we could shout a said Hubby you know I love you warning they lowered their heads and Tell me what it is that worries you charged directly towards her I heard Oh go to bed said the invalid a hoarse cry and there was a rush apast Then the suffering mother appealed me Just as the foremost steer a vicious to her sorrowing children and urged brindle reached her where them to coax their parent tc reveal the she was swaying in the uncertainty oi secret which wa3 gnawing his vitals terror and fright Bill snatched her off They went and they came back at a the wheel and covering her body with gallop his went down beneath the trampling the anxious What did he say hoofs It was over in a minute and we mother inquired were there to help but the- - both lay We cant tell you mother respond- ¬ silent and limp His arms were about ed the eldest son a noole child of 20 her in a grip that we could not loosen His language was something to make and for awhile we thought them both your hair curl dead But when we had carried them So as the last resort the priest was into the house the vise like grasp re sent for The situation was explained laxed and her mother a calm dignified to him and he visited the invalid My old lady soon had restored her faint son said he I am assured by the best ing but happily uninjured daughter to medical advice that death is inevitable consciousness to you There is a burden on your mind But Bill lay ominously pale and still Disclose it to me before I give you ab His heart was beating faintly and I told solution Tex to kill his horse getting to Craig Oh well said The invalid sighed after the doctor Just as dav was break he if you put it that way Ill tell you ing the gallant fellow staggered into The fact of the businessis Im so darned the room followed by the surgeon He ugly Im ashamed to be laid out had ridden 90 miles in eight hours Philadelphia Times Tex liked Bill It was fracture of skull ribs and col AS MOTHER MADE IT lar bone and the surgeon feared conCooklnp cussion of the brain But when the de Unnttninahle Ilecnuse Appetite Is Gone pressed bone hajrt been skillfully raised Yonihs Biggies opened his eyes to see a sweet We fear that the young husband who ftfee bent pityingly above his and feel wants everything the way his mother the love dew on his lips and a soft pair made it is asking for the unattainable of arms about his neck And how could It is not the cooking that is the fault ¬ -- a wonder but ACTUALLY TOO UGLY TO DIE every man took his hand instead and Tivas Illght for Him to Slmflle Off C dpi M H DAILEY Progerty For Sale 402 MAIN ST - - 1 PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank a splendidly situated Office hours 8 to 12 a m admirably adapted for a school building for either young men or young women The grounds and building are large and in every way suitable for school pur- ¬ poses and was long successfully used for such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ respond with persons desiring to pur ¬ Terms made chase said property Office over G S Varden known on application 8 to 32 a m C Office Hours I have for sale to 6 p m H A SMITH Co 1 n xn i N Real Estate Agent Paris Ky FISHER to 5 p Residence For Rent I wish to rent at once a very desirable J K ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky 12 Dental Surgeon a m and 1 centrally located No 3 Broadway residence brick Kent is extremely reasonable and house in good reimir Apply at once to o to Office Hour 5 p in C Real Estate Agent N FISHER AND 3dc tf to Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN HOUSE AND LOT BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Special attention given to Undertak ¬ ance in twelve months For further ing and Repairing particulars address or call on Main Street - - - - Paris Ky BEN J F SHARON Ky 13oct tf Jacksonville I Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc 2SIE 3E X2KTG- - 3 two-year-o- ld 333 every- ¬ N No C TREES PLANTS VINES cat- ¬ Attorney- -At Law AND FISHER Agents Strawberry and general nursery alogue on application to thing for Orchard Garden Lawn The Bluegrass Nurseries offer Real Estate Agent Office Main St opp Court house Over Louisville Store ¬ H F HILLENME1ZER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 lmar lyr ¬ W O HINTON Agent RUF PEP S CURBS CONSTIPATION N Hey Training Stables ing Stables in the suburbs of Paris Ky lately occupied by John T Hedges A splendid track is attached to these stables which have every modern con- ¬ venience I will be frlad to greet all my old friends aud patrons at my new quarters DR CALDWELLS Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD PELIABLE P AYING PROMPT I have secured Doug Thomas Train ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NON UNION CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD W G SWEAHENGEN PArtIS KENTUCKY lniovj CRAYFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts - what one would call a ladies man and yet no woman looked at him the sec ¬ ond time and they all did without a trustful smile on her lips and children Jiad a confident way of approaching 5vSoIm andtjhalf iug mich of him from the i but the complainants appetite If I am going to write to the other bru- he could replace the critical wearied nette to morrow Cycling West Den palate of the man with the fresh eager ver onaof the schoolboy he would readily a man die after that ¬ 20mar ¬ starts see the superiority of the housewives of LOO ai to day over those of the last genera tion This is due to the special atten ¬ Another Instance Where Rcnllsin tion that has been paid to culinary Ruins the Dreams of IlealiNtM ranatters in recent years and to the su THE An Unvarnished Sequel perior intelligence acquired through FINE STORY SPOILED etete m latievi NEWS WILL BE EOUND IN JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Vi - 94 v BOURRQN AND THE Men liked him too when they got i t well acquainted with him which gen ¬ erally took time as he was as slow in forming friendships as he was in break ¬ ing them and their liking grew with postmark - Ife -- r pricious dame could have dared experi ¬ ment with such unpromising material I say this in np derogation oi my old comrade He was unpromising only in that he was a clear headed cooi sen- ¬ sible and emineutly practical man not given usually to any romantic halluci- ¬ nations or other vacuous foolishness of that sort Of course he had the charac- ¬ teristic cowboy reverence for the sex and had exaggerated notions of the courteous chivalry and deference due all womankind but he was a fool only in regard to one woman For that matter I guess that is a common failing with us all Our affections center on one woman alone as a rule and we generally are as foolish as the law allows in that respect but his folly was purely of an hallucinatory kind and would have been laughable if it had not been so sincere In short Bill was iu love not with a woman in the flesh but with the picture of one It was a cigarette picture at that I mean one of those idealized highly-colore- d lithographic wonders given as an artistic inducement to purchasers of those innocent looking rolls of drugged tobacco which are alike the beatitude tind the banc of dude apd cowboy Bills inamorata was one of a series of six that were packed with a box of papelitos that Tex won in a bronco race over at Laramie on the Fourth of July and had thoughtfully sent back with the mess wagon for our delectation They were ajl bicycle beauties Radi ¬ ant goddesses in abbreviated tunics There were six of us and we drew straws for the choice With my usual fool luck I got the last pick and drew the poorest girl in the lot an indiffer ent blonde in a green skirt with no red on her cheeks while Biggies got first grab and the peach of the lajout a rav ¬ ishing brunette with a rosebud mouth and eyes that fairly winked at you ner wheel too wasnt none of those swey backed things with no spine in it but a regular gce hoss with backbone clear from his neck to his tail It was a dark sorrel and she straddled it just like a man You could tell at a look she could ride and had the top cayuse of the whqle string We tried to swap Biggies out of his girl but he wouldnt have it He nailed it up over his bunk and hung his rope ground it to sort of let us know he had I his string on her He kuntr his snare ¬ -- the yeais That Bill should have had a romance was one of those inexplicable freaks of fate that are always materializing for our mystification I have never ceased wondering why fortune singled him out for that high distinction or how the ca ¬ Bill was all alone in the corral when I rode up and put it in his hand without a word He turned kind of pale around the gills and let his rope fall and stood there looking at the letter like a man in a dream Then he braced up put it in the inside pocket of his vest and picked up his rope But he was plumb off and I soon saw that he couldnt catch nothing Why he was so rattled that he couldnt hardly catch his breath let alone a wild bronco and I told him Id tend to the work for him But he hung around and helped some and after sup ¬ per he hauls the letter out and says Bead it forme Ill own up to a surprise party right then and there She wasnt that kind of a girl at all and she really was a girl after all The letter was a long one and I cant remember the exact words and I havent got it to quote from Bills got it in his bosom and hes but thats getting ahead of my story The substance of it was that she ac ¬ knowledged the receipt of Bills letter which had been handed to her the original of the picture we had inclosed by the factory superintendent Our letter had been sealed and addressed To the lady whose picture this is and inclosed in a letter to the cigarette She thanked the gentleman maker for his very kind and flattering proposal and begged time to consider it She stated frankly that she was only a factory hand a cigarette roller and had posed for that picture only because she was compelled to do so for business reasonsshe had an invalid mother to support and work was hard to get Another tale of animal sagacity and devotion to man has gone glimmering A fisherman fell through a hole in the ice on Lake Erie His faithful team of dogs waited through the long cold bitter night for him to reappear When the gray dawn broke they set off in search of help They found some other fishermen and by methods approved for such eases barking whin ing tugging at coats and bounding ahead they induced the other fishermen to go to the rescue After weary leagues of marching during which the brave animals often had to renew their human comrades courage the hole in the ice was found There were also the broken sleigh and the marks of the Human intelligence death struggle saw at once that the man had been drowned for keeps Unreasoning canine love insisted on a plunge into the icy depths after the lost master Balked in this the indignant animals fled away into the distance with dis ¬ mal howls Presumably they commit ted suicide farther up the lake If they had consented to return to the island the appreciative population would have feted them on shad roe and Florida strawberries That was the story that was told and ¬ ¬ ¬ this A simple breakfast dish and one that is always welcomed by men is picked cod There are many ways of prepar ing it but the best one teems to be to pick it into flakes and wafth repeatedly until it is no longer salt and then put it into a pan of cold wafer and let it ¬ W MX EM m 225 S275 Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work ia promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable come gradually to the boiling point We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can cive Both Papers One YRUPINDIGESTION BIB PEPSI CURES FMMFORT DR CALDWELLS ¬ Here I had to explain to Bill who clutched his gun with a horrible im- ¬ precation against the factory owner and said something about meeting that skunk and squaring things She was 23 years old never married and an only daughter Her mother must be considered in any arrangement she made She respectfully requested Mr Biggies photograph referred him to two ministers and ended by signing herself Marion Lucille Haywood At the name Bill jumped up and thumped me on the back Whatd I tell ye Purty Sal be I knew she was a thoroughbred Ill go up to Waliihans to morrer an git my pictur took in my store close and lie hit me again and almost knocked the breath out of me The photo was sent forthwith and as an earnest offering Bill inclosed two 100 bills The return mail brought a photo of Miss Haywood in more con ¬ ventional costume and the big fellow was manly and brave enough to kiss it tenderly before the whole outfit We member that the water should not really boil An excellent sauce is made by meas ¬ uring a pint of rich milk for sach pint of codfish and stirring it into a table spoonful of flour which has previously been melted in an equal measure of butter The sauce must simmer slow-¬ ly the bubbles rising only at the sides When the Avater on the dish is at last allowed to boil turn it off and put the drained fish into the cream sauce Let it boil up for two minutes then draw it to the back of the stove Season with a little white pepper and add two eggs which have been previously beaten with a little of the hot cream The cod may stand in the sauce for three or four minutes but it must not boil Prepare three delicate slices of brown toast lay them on a hot platter and pour the picked cod over Three table it was a fine one spoonfuls of cream stirred in when the The sequel is told by the drowned eggs are beaten will be found to be fisherman himself who with the fatui- an improvement Philadelphia Times ty common to premature heroes reUnwholesome Desserts fuses to stay dead He explains that The practice of serving fruit pud when he fell into the hole his tlogs basely deserted him They broke their dings nuts confectionery and tidbits harness and went off a junketing He of various kinds as a dessert is a per- ¬ saved himself and quietly went to his nicious one In the first place it is home at East Buffalo while his runa an inducement to overeating since it is way steeds were posing as heroes and quite probable that enough has been martyrs and trying to secure engage- eaten before the dessert is served If the articles offered are wliolesome they ments in the dime museums with It is a sad ending to a pretty little should be served and eaten not at the its part of it and romance but not a surprising one to meal as a those who know animals and their close in addition to the meal But it is generally the case that most of the ways Buffalo Express articles served at dessert are wholly unfit to be eaten at any time and so He Came Near PrnlsinR Her Dessert is really Old Ab Drake was one of the odd should be discarded device to lead people to sticks that flourished in a Vermont an ingenious eat-¬ rural neighborhood a good many years make dj speptics of themselves by and ago His wife was a meek obedient ing more than they need A safer would be to be spiritless woman over whom Ab tyran ¬ more sensible method of ending with it n the meal instead nized for 50 years when she quietly Good Health slipped out of this world Old Abs Ine dessert panegyrics on his dead wifes virtues Self Love were loud and long Before the funeral Selfishness has a good sense as well as he said to one of his neighbors She sense We must loveourselves was the best woman on the top of this a bad well enough to feel that we must mako earth I jess thought the world arfd all Df ourselves all that is possible for us of her yes I did I always thought it no attainment possible for and hanged if there want times when and that is too good for us Anything humanity I come mighty near telling her so Yes that makes a life truer higher broader sir an I would of told her so only Ive is worthy of 1he ambition of a always held and I still hold that it bettei self love Anything that in any proper aint safe to praise anything that wars way impaiis the attainment of the best petticoats Ceptin for that I would we are capable is simply tho of told Lizy Ellen what I thought of of whichfrkT rf nn iiti worth v an nb 4fln hen 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if w TIME TABLE EAST BOUND IiV Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv Winchester A T Louisville 0 L N R R ARRIVAL OP TRAINS ll5Sam lOJi 1wsAjjpiii llm iiiupm jKouam 70opm i Ar Washington utm 310pm Ar PhiladelphialOl5am 705pm Ar New York 1240uu IfcOSpm iVr 1115am 810pm ll2iam 850pm 830am 550pm 830am 600pm From Cincinnati m 1015 p m From Lexington r439 a in 745 a m 333 p m G27 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a in 328 p m From Maysville 742 a in 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS 1058 a in 538 p Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyviile Ar Louisville WEST BOUND 1001am 7r20pm 1100am 815pm 730am 4i0pm fi55am 250pm 800am 520pm 735aru 345Dm 911am 030pm To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 340 p m To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p rh 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent g i Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sundqy other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations ox orGEORGE W -- j Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Barney AS6tlt F B Carr N R R paria Kya i i V XrTTW7r TwJBafajjH - m nmmjiii n ii wwiinwifmr Mill I ia-ma-a- - UiKtrmLiuiMmwn isiS- - ijb BtSSVBjr - zSn Jt fcv THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY APJRIL 5 1898 AGRICULTURAL HINTS ROADS IN MARYLAND MAKING FAMILY CHEESE Hot a Hard Thing to Do ProviC You Know Hovr to Go About It 1 HIS TERRIBLE SUSPICION It Spreads a ThlcU Smear of Opaque Gloom Over His Corieut in the Right Way Wheelmen Have Begrun an Agitation WJiicli Has Very Fair Pros ¬ In making cheese by the dairyman pects of Success at home where one does not have a The wheelmen of Maryland are ac- vat with a heating arrangement undertively interesting themselves in an ef- ¬ neath the milk can be heated in a tin kettle there fort to secure good roads for the state heater set in awater in which kettle ia a quantity of A dairy is and with a fair prospect of success the is a kettle and stove best that They have placed themselves in com combined If you do not have this you immication with the farmers and it is can use set in reported that there is an excellent un- if there aiscauldron kettle so tho an arch draft enough t it will derstanding- between these two classes not smoke as the smoke would taint whose interests are so closely allied the milk bj filling the tin It has required much demonstration to with milk then warming it up toheater about convince the farmers that good roads 100 degreesand Fahrenheit and turning it are a profitable investment The work up again heating it and continuof the agricultural experimental sta- ing to do and until so temperature of tions in this regardhas been invaluable the milk in the vat isthe degrees Fahren86 ICxperiments with broad and narrow heit it would all be warmed tires conducted under the eyes of the Then add rennet extract reduced farmers have definitely shown the folly with one quart of cold water at the rate of maintaining the present system of of three ounces to 1000 pounds Of small tired wheels as long as the roads milk thoroughly stirred so that it will are indifferent or positively bad in be evenly distributed through the whole quality There are two points from mass of milk says George Smith for which to view the relationship beteween mer cheese instructor of New York the tires and the quality of the road When the curd is hard enough so t hat The experiments have shown first that it will leave the side of the vat when as long as the roads are in poor condi- pressed away by laying the back of the tion subject to much moisture and hand upon it cut it tising the perthereby liable to become heavy and pendicular knife and cut as even as pos muddy at short notice the use of the sible Then stir it until whey begins r to separate quite freely Then dip off the whey and fill the tin heater and warm up to about 100 degree Fahrenheit and turn in the vat and continue to do so until the temperature is brought up to 9S degrees Fahrenheit at which point it should be kept becomes firm ft Pin ft U and whenuntil the curd in the hand it squeezed up will fall apart readily and by taking and squeezing the moisture out of it and touching it with a hot iron it will draw out fine threads about one half an inch in length Then draw off the whey and stir the curd until the whey is thoroughly drained out of it and then stir in salt at the rate of two pounds of salt to 1000 pounds of milk Pile up the curd on the side of the vat and cover up with a cloth and let it remain about an hour stirring it occasionally Then put to press and press it lightly at first In 24 hours the cheese may be taken out and a muslin bandage put around it The cheese should be kept in a ROAD LEADING TO SLEEPYHOLLOW cool room and be turned greased and N Y rubbed every da Pacific Coast Dairy narrow tire is a positive hindrance It man requires more power to haul a wagon so equipped for the tire sinks deep into HINTS ABOUT PRUNING the material of the road and thus forms for itself a constant obstruction that Correctly Trimmed Shrubs or Trees must be overcome But the broad tire Start Into Healthy Vigorous has a use other and indeed better than Growth at Once therethat of minimizing the labor and So well is the importance of pruning fore the cost of hauling It cures the bad conditions that have been largely when transplanting understood by vegcaused by the narrow tire serving as etable and fruit growers and nursery a compressor and gradually compact- ¬ men with their young seedling plants ing the material and greatly improv that it is common practice to shorten ing its condition Thus the broad tire branches if trees and shrubs or dis means a double gain It saves the cost leave if strawberries cabbages celery of hauling Xyy permitting heavier loads etc The same rule holds good with the to be hauled by the sanfe agencies and flower gardener in growing young an3ii less time and it saves too in the cost nual or other plants produced directly With trees and in repairing It is ooad making all road users could be from the seed shownby JFigof 1consid this erable size as believed that if mayconsisi in thinning otyt persuaded to change the tires of their pruning draft vehicles especially in the districts all small brush and shoots crossing where bad roads are the rule rather each other so as to leave the tree with than the exception the ultimate cost of a uniform top with one half its origi- bringing the country thorougnfares up to a modern standard would within a very shoit time be so low that the most ¬ louug LiCe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Reginald Ashcroft was the son of rich but refined parents and yet he was not happy There was a pained expression upon Ins handsome countenance and ever and anon he walked to the window and looked out over the beautiful prospect thatstretched away toward Wilton manor At last he mounted his favorite cob which had for two hours been hitched in front of the stately old mansion and dashed down the broad highway Upon reaching Wilton manor the young man dismounted and rushed in Geraldine lludrllethwaite who had seen his coming met him at the door There was a fond clasping of hands a long long look that was more eloquent than words could have been and then the handsome pair entered the drawing room the Something troubles you Reginald Ah do not try beautiful girl said at last to keep it from me My love tells me that Tell me all sweetheart j ou are in trouble and let me share your burden Dearest little one he answered as her fair head was pressed against his breast I suppose I have done wrong to come here and cast my gloom over you But I knew you would worry if I stayed away Forget that I am not myself to day I am unwilling ¬ During the samraer of 1896 a handsome New England woman paid a visit to one of the North side society queens of Wichita In due time a swell lawn party was given by the hostess at her home to make the visitors acquainted with her Among those invited wostern friends He Nvas presented to waB Will Beatty the eastern lady and it happened to be his good fortune a little later in the evening to have her on his arm promenading over the velvety lawn In the course of the conversation Miss Blank asked Mr Beatty what business he followed and he replied Im a commercial traveler The visitor possibly in a moment of mental aberration made this remark In the eat commercial travelers do not go in the best society Before the last word had hardlv left her lips Mr Beatty replied They dont here either Conversation was carried on after that in entirely different channels Wichita ¬ ¬ Even Up BREAD POTATOES and MILK He Lived on Lenten Fare ASDyspeptics daily diet Dyspepsia is one of the most prevalent of diseases Thousands of people suffer from it in a more or less aggravated form Few diseases are more painful to the individual or more far reaching in their effects on human life and happiness What the dys- ¬ peptic needs is not local treatment not mere temporary stimulus The real need is the toning up of the entire system For- ¬ tify the system and it will do its own fight- ¬ ing and promptly eject any intruding disease The success of Dr Ayers Sarsa parilla in curing indigestion and dyspep- ¬ sia is due to just this quality which it possesses of renewing the vital forces repairing the waste and loss of the body seasoned with a little salt and drink only a little milk I became so bad that a trifle too much of even these caused terrible suffering in the regions of the stomach darting pains back of the eyes attended with dizziness and partial loss of sight The only way I could get relief was by vqni iting Finally I had such a severe attack that the entire left side of my bcrdv felt numb and partially paralyzed and in this condition I was taken to my xoom uncon- ¬ scious The physicians failed to help me and none of the many remedies I took did me any good At last a friend presented me with a bottle of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla and before I had used half of it I could see a decided change for the better I used three bottles and was so completely cured that for four years I have not been troubled with the old complaint but am rugged and hearty and able to eat anything that can be eaten It would be Impossible to say too much in praise of Dr Ayers Sarsapa- ¬ rilla and I would not give one bottle of it M S for a dozen of any other kind Eagle feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes 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 and shoe stores 25a Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y Tt cures painful swollen nervous smarting Shalcc Into Yonr Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet that you should suffer simply because ¬ ¬ ¬ must Reginald she cried drawing away you 1o not love me as you should or you would not have said those words There there darling he replied draw- ¬ ing her to him again I will tell you all will be frank with jou Then he sighed and after a brief silence resumed You know I am to take part in the match game of golf to morrow Yes yes she answered and a startled look came into her eyes Well he went on I am almost sure that I am to be made the victim of a con- ¬ spiracy that somebody has been tampering with my sticks I examined them this morn- ¬ ing and one of them looked as if it had been sandpapered I am almost sure too that it weighs at least half an ounce less than it did before Geraldine Iliuldlethwaite was so badly shocked that she could only stare at him md they both sat there in dumb silence Cleveland Leader I Modern Science Steam has rendered man inestimable service remarked the observer of men and things and woman also since it lias en abled her to open her husbands letters without his ever knowing it Detroit Journal ¬ ¬ Oh What Splendid Coffee Mr Goodman Williams Co 111 writes Wonders of Science From one package Salzers German Coffee Lady Do you take instantaneous photoBerry costing 15c I grew 300 lbs of better graphs coffee than I can buy in 6tores at 30 cents a Photographer Yes madam lean photolb graph a humming hird on the wing or a A package of this and big seed catalogue swallow in its flight is sent you by John A Salzer Seed Co La I want my babys picture taken Crosse Wis upon receipt of 15 cents stamps Yes madam Get the little fellow ready and this notice Send for same to day k5 and I will prepare the chloroform N Y Weekly ¬ The ordinary treatment brings the food down to the level of the weak stomach Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla puts strength into the stomach and brings it up to the level of the strong food fit for men It does this by strengthening the entire system The stomach cannot stay weak when all the other organs are gaining strength What Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla will do for dyspep- ¬ sia is best illustrated in cases like that of M S Shields Meridian Miss Mr Shields had got down to the last level of dyspepsia But let him tell his own story For years T was afflicted with dyspep- ¬ sia which gradually ercw worse until I could eat nothing but bread and potatoes Shields Meridian Miss 1 Try Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla if you are dyspeptic If you want more testimony to the value of the mediciue get Dr Ayers Curebook It is sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Iowcll SOUTH GAROLINA LADIES GSerf ¬ tyezr4tS r DONT LIE The Exception - - m m -- mMWm AN AFFLICTED MOTHER From the Times Paw Paw 111 A resident of this town who has lost two cluldrcu during the past six years by violent deaths has been uttcrlyprostratcd by the shock and seriously sick a a result of it One child aged 9 was killed by a cyclone in 90 while at school another three veara later was run over by a Burlington R l train That griefs and misfortunes may so prey on the mind as to lead to serious physical disorders has been well demonstrated in this case As a result of them her health ivas shattered and she has been a constant sufferer since 1S90 Her principal trouble las been neuralgia of the stomach which was very painful and exhibited all the symptoms of ordinary neuralgia nervousness and indigestion Physicians did her no good whatever She was discouraged and xbandoncd all hope of getting well Finally however a certain well known pill was recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People She supplied herself with a quantity of them and had not taken them two weeks svheu she noticed a marked improvement in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ He T had a scheme so the fellow could make 10000 as easily as turning over his hand but the fool wouldnt go into it To Portland Ore for Puget Sound Business She Then a fool and his money are not via Burlington Route always so easily parted after all Yonkers Statesman Wednesdays from St Louis TmntsDAia from Kansas City via Denver scenic Col- ¬ From Baby in the Ilish Chair orado Salt Lake a great feature person ¬ to grandma in the rocker Grain 0 is good ally conducted The success of the season for the whole family It is the long desired for general northwest travel Write L W substitute for coffee Never upsets the Wakeley G P A St Louis Mo nerves or injures the digestion Made from pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste Xot His Fanlt and appearance of the best coffee at pic Fwcddy why dont vou let your mus- price It is a genuine and scientific article and is come to stay It makes for health Why dont T let it Good heavens deah and strength Ask your grocer for Grain O boy I do but it wont Chicago Tribune Maud Yes dear for the foot Boston Traveler No woman likes to wear a faded dress and no woman need do so if she buys Simpsons Prints because no matter how much they are washed the colors remain bright till the goods are worn out Look for the name Sons on the ticket Wm Simpson A young mans socks are not always acci- ¬ dentally exposed Sometimes they are silk Washington Democrat Sudden weather changes bring rheuma ¬ tism St Jacobs Oil makes prompt cure Amy THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS fa Nervousness Indiges ¬ tion and Swollen Feet it cured Miss S Hammett of a complication of dis eases she saysitsaved her life I think it far excels Zeilins and the Blacfc ¬ Inman S C Hays I have used Dr M A Simmons Iiivcr MoIicino for years with the best of re- ¬ sults for Sleeplessness Draught medicine Friends They Say Isnt that a small shoesKlear you think ¬ enthusiastically How much do Ave took in at the bazar Hus band quietly How many you mean Boston Traveler Wife ¬ The cases of uterine displacement ar Very numerous and constitute a prolific cause of intenso and wide spread sufferingIts symptoms arc bearing down or dragging sensations pain or weakness in the back sometimes a sense of goneness at the pit of the stomach It may result from too fre ¬ quent childbearing wearing garments that compress the waist and abdomen over lifting standing on the feet too long and general debility We would strongly urgo the use of Dr Simmons Squaw Vino Wino which Will purify and vitalize the blood give tone and strength to the muscles of the uterus SO that it will be kept in place To facilitate¬ a quick and complete recovery we recom mend as an injection our Mexican Female Eemedy which will produce the happiest -- Falling of ths Womb results We never have a very good opinion of a man to whom making an apology comes as easy as crying comes to a woman Atchison Globe Blacker the spot surer the cure lac obs Oil for bruises Use St ¬ ¬ mm tns I H ILK Walhalla S C writes I have used Dr Iff A Sim- ¬ ¬ ¬ Why dont girls employed in match factories get married sooner than other girls Chicago Daily Xews Be sure neuralgia will cease Oil the cure Get ease mons Iivor Modici no more than 29 years for Tor- ¬ pid liver and Dizziness I take a dose every two weeks and feel all right I know it is far Superior to Zeilins Regulator ia iny case ¬ Man was made to mourn but he always thinks he can get out of it by marrying again Chicago Record St Jacobs ¬ yll kinds little or big St Jacobs Oil iKjSjirely cures aches and pains r A Constant Sufferer She continued taking the her condition pills until seven or eight boxes had been consumed and she considered herself entirely cured She can now eat all kinds of food which is something she has not been able to do for years She is not troubled in the least with nervousness as she was during the time of her stomach troubles She is now well and all because of Dr The gestures of a woman with pretty hands arc always beautiful Washington Democrat ¬ J n - t 0YERW0RKED WOMEN Letters to Mrs Pinkham From Women Who Have Been Helped Prom Sickness or Health The ordinary every day life of mostof our women is accaselesstreadmill of work How much harder the daily tasks become when some derangement of the female organs makes every movement pamrui ana kcexs the nervous system unstrung The following letter from Mrs Walter S Banta Sparkill N Y tells the story of many women and shows them how to get renei Dear Mrs Pinkham I cannot thank you enough for all Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done for me When I wrote to you I had suffered for years with falling in ¬ flammation and ulceration of the womb my back ached and I was so much distressed I could scarcely walk I was a burden to nrysclf and did not care whether I lived or died I have taken five bottles of your medicine and it has done wonders for me as all my friends can testify I can now do my own work and do not know how to express my gratitude to you for the good your medicine and advice have done me I owe my life to Mrs Pinkham Mrs Pinkhams counselisoffered free to all women who need advice about their health Uer address is Lynn Mass Mrs P II Hutchcroft Kel lerton Iowa tells here in her own words how Mrs Pinkham helped her Dear Mrs Pinkhasi I was in a very bad condition before I wrote to you and began the use of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I Jv The health and well being of Snankind depend upon the physical health and per- ¬ fection of womanhood Among the diseases which most impair the female constitution are leucorrhoea irregular and painful men ¬ struation falling of the womb chlorosis scanty or too profuse menstruation These diseases can be cured Dr Simmon Squaw Vine Wino is a delightful remedy to take entirely harmless free from nar- ¬ cotics purely vegetable and produces no unpleasant after results It is unequalled as a uterine tonic and curative agent for all female diseases as it is impossible for weak ¬ ness of the uterus and generative organs to csisfrwhen it is faithfully and persistently Constipation is another bane of csed womans life which can be cured by using 21 A Simmons SJSVS Womanhood Liver Medicine comprehensive road improvement laws The could be passed without difficult present movement in Maryland is con- ¬ centrated in an effort to secure the en- ¬ actment by the legislature of certain 2ending bills that aim at the con- ¬ struction of good roads by authorizing the people to bond themselves for thi purpose In some states much has been done by granting exemptions from road taxes to those road users who have adopted the broad tires and likewise to those who have adjusted their vehicles ho that the front and rear wheels will not track thus minimizing the chances of wearing the surface of the road It has been found that with broad tires in use the amount of road surfacing material needed is compara- ¬ tively small All these facts have been gi adually and persistently brought to the attention of the agricultural classes so that now the plea of the wheelmen who are growing to be a material power ii the land by reason of their mimbers is being heeded far more earnestly than ever before Washington Star CARE OF UTENSILS XSairy Williams Pink Pills for Pale People a complete cure has been made If any one would like to hear more of Hie details of her suffering and relief gained by the use of Dr Williams Pink Iills for Pale People thev may be obtained probably by writing the lady direct She is one of our well knevun residents Mrs Ellen A Oderkirk Paw Paw 111 s m -- szr aWb BBBBBBBB9BBB ay PROPERLY PRUNED TREES SHRUBS Xo Room for Douht- Brown Ts he ahscni minded AND Jones Well I should say so Why known him to lend his wheel Puck fa cm Ive ¬ em am cm nal quantity On the contrary if the plant is an ordinary nursery shrub as shown by Fig 2 or a rose bush Fig 3 then shortening back all branches even to one half or one third of the entire growth is strongly recommended We know with the bulk of amateurs after purchasing a bush two or three feet high the cutting off of half the shoots is discouraging but if they will experiment for themselves by leaving some unpruned and treat others as recommended they will fund the pruned shrubs or trees starting into vigorous growth at once Edgar Sanders in Farm and Home ¬ ¬ A woman with a wart on her neck looks better with high necked gowns Washing ton Democrat m 0m cm Let a big fish shave off his mustache and all the little fish follow suit Washington Democrat Why shouldnt beer drinkers he arrested for blowing the tops off schooners Chicago Daily News - WONDERFUL CANDY riEDICINE PEPSIN HARSH MALLOWS FOR THAT FULL FEELING AFTER HEALS DELICIOUS MARSHMALLOWS SOCIETYS FAVORITE CANDY WITH PEPSIN IN IT GGD TO THE TASTE AND GOOD FOR THE STOMACH DONT SUFFER SWEETEN UP YOUR STOMACH AND YOUR DISPOSITION WITH THESE MEDICATED BY MAIL ONLY flALLOWS CENTS TWO SILVER 0 DIMES ADDRESS THE PEPSO CANDY CO 127 WEST 32nd STREET NEW YORK CITY - - bath A man must plow with such oxen as he THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlecomtnonS CAtVES--FU- r Cincinnati April 4 3 00 fa 3 4 15 4 5 50 5 3 15 3 3 70 3 3 50 fgi 3 4 15 4 7 50 10 3 70 4 Select butfchers shippers Sorupnlonsly Clean All dairy utensils should be made of tin It is a good juan to have the milk pans and pails made to order Use the best tin and have all the joints made xcund After use they should first be washed in cold water and soap and then scalded using plenty of hot water wiped perfectly dry and placed where the sunshine will get into them It is a great mistake to pour hot water into milk pans and pails for it will coagulate the milk in the seams and corners and if by accident the curd is not all washed out it will sour and affect the next milk put in Borax is a great purifier If a little is added to the hot water that the utensils are rinsed in it will cleanse and purif3 them Use enough to make the water feel slightly slippery Dairy utensils should never be used for other articles of food To clean tinware dampen a soft cloth and dip it in common baking soda and rub the ware briskly and then wipe dry Milk is a ready absorber of gases Care should be taken rot to have it stand in a place which is damp or musty or in a cellar where there are decaying vegetables or near onions fish or other odorous substances Finely powdered charcoal which is an absorber of gases should be kept continually in a milk room especially in hot weather when unwholesome gases are most liable to affect the milk American Agricul¬ Be Made of Tin Pans and Pails Should Always and Ivept ORCHARD AND GARDEN growing orchard Black cap raspberries do best when set out earlj in the spring Prune grape vines to two or three buds of last years growth See that the young orchard trees are pruned into a proper shape now As a general rule it is better to plant young trees than to graft old ones A southerly or easterly sloping loca- ¬ tion is nearly always best for grapes One important step in renovating an old orchard is to secure proper drain- ¬ age Put everything in the garden ino rows it will lessen the work of cultivation It is easier to plant out trees than to give them the necessary cultivation ¬ HOGS Common Mixed packers to good light Never pasture horses or cattle in a LAMBS Spring FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Na 3 red Liht SHEEP Choice CornNo 75 35 25 05 80 80 50 00 00 14 92 31 28 Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess porl Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery 2 mixed 9 20 pa 11 52 9 50 10 12J4 5 02 12 terribly every month when on my feet would have such a bearing down feeling was very weak womb was swollen back ached appetite was very poor also had trouble with my head I have taken several bottles of your Compound and cannot say enough in its favor It helped more than all the doctors Lydia E PinKfiams VegetableCompounrJ a Womans Remedy for Womansllls 25 didnotknowwhattodo I suffered Iffiui 30eOfcift53af SEHTS wl i6 m U 33 R3H ANY AERMOTOrT Wc delight to do an early friend a good turn The working parts of B E A R I N C lepbjr rcn ning ever gomc overiastinc power- doubling 98 MOTOR 8 FT FOR S6 12 ft for 12 f or 830 They run Like a bicycle and are made like a watch every movable parton rollers Doubles scared mill power TheAermotor ran when all other mills stood still and made tbo steel windmill business UP-TO-DA16-f- t- FOR A ROLLER EXCHANGED THE NEW BEATS THE OLD AS THE OLD BEAT THE WOODEN WHEEL uner 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Prevented by DR KLINES GREAT an Vrion JisraseJJritEpUtPV Spasm and St Vitua7 Vatice VoKiwwrfiyinnr nrriir tinr uw Treatise and SZ trial oorcie iree toFitpatirnt ihtr parlm fprr chnrgen on W wfteu re cctrH SmiiJ to DK KMNK Ltd Hrllevur lifliiuuor MMWne rch Strrft JHII AllKIHUA JA Positive NERVE RESTORER tnn Tar 933 vraraa lencn Grade 98 Models 914 to 940 GREAT CLEARiNC SALE of 97 and M models best makes 97S to 918 Sent on approval without a cent payment Free mo agents Write for our new of wheel to ourcorn a iJleycie ana nwso plan How 10 unoney ttrsKJijti xiixo v xxj wuij mop worn j 910 a graao mouris siipnuy Dookor im fob lilcb a BISYGLlE 7 fifin Hfin ffUUUtUUU CATALOGUE 1 ACRES Fnns Timber Mineral Colony lands Booth dteap- - easy truss VUI CRAWFORD S CO ilaslnlllc Ten NYJHAN 3 75 - 4 00 94 10 00 J Tastes Good TJso Sold 1T drucjrlsts art e luci ior stamp xrnue iney isc TV MEAD CYCrT3 CO CHICAGO vanncnnjciwnceiBuuTciHr UCI flCLL MACHINERYBEST EVER USED 1UUM1S TIFFJLN OHXw 28H S0i CIIRFR Best Couch SvrtiD IT Ml I1 WKfRP All FLSE FAILS 5 00 In tlmf mi 1 IIHI I IP ITFI If til I L I C if yoa want to seenre a patent Send for kS0Q UIGKLY 6ETRICH Q iUdXf ar Tto CMS4 IaTeUos UwijaT A N K E 1703 ssfc - js WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS please state that yea raw the Adrertl teat ia this payer sv A - t11 J juvi1 o j1 i - - j - 8 W S THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 5 1898 Anderson Celery Cupsules 1A H jfi 1 OfleckP HS Recommends IN SHORTHAND Culled CARLISLE - NY Totbe Wiight Medical rights O Pike Co O Many Trials of an Englishman With His News Coiunihusj Ohio Geuts 1 have purchased a box of WrightV Celery Capsules Irom James T Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them for Stoniucl 1 was unahl tc Trouble and toustipntwn do anything lor many iwc years 1 aseu three boxeoot your Celery Capsules and thej have eured me For the benefit of others afflicted J wish to ientl this letter Very Stenographer From Nicholas County Precincts IRONING MADE E3RSY WimVlrmZ9IMHlM VACCINATION 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 All cities and towns in the county having Councilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it 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 representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ irulyyours t Sold by nil druggisus at tOc undSl per box Send aditroi vu postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus i for trial size free W S AIDES M cures uorfsupa tion sick iit Caches Sac at druggists Insure in the Northwestern to day t morrow may be to late -V- - Dr Miles9 Heart Core Cures a Prominent Attorney -jrvv enm ui amiivmh t i i P V and typewriter who spells phonetically from dictation make a combination from which trouble is sure to result nn less the copy is carefully revised The manager of one of the most impor- ¬ tant manufacturing plants in Cleveland is an Englishman Not long ago he em- ¬ ployed a young man to act as his stenographer and one of the first things that the latter was called npon to do was the taking down of a letter to the managers wife who was away at a summer resort Being a busy man the manager didnt take the trouble to look at the letter after it had been typewrit- ten but when his wife answered it there was a hot time for the stenograMy dear Henry she wrote pher what on earth do you mean by calling me Hannah and our little Horace Orris I will admit that this sounds like you but why do you make a joke of it before your employees Of course the fond husband and fa- ¬ ther didnt know what it all meant and so he wrote for an explanation when his first letter was sent back to him One glance at it and he rushed over to his stenographer excitedly threw the sheet down before him and demanded There what do you mean sir by writing my wifes name down An ¬ An Englishman who drops his hs and aspirates his as and a stenographer Fro m the Mercury Mrs Barnes has bought the Thos Megowan property for 000 cash Walter G Cook is to be the new postmaster at Salt Well Nicholas county Daugherty Lodge No 66 P A M will confer the third degree jun three candidates to night Rev Leonidas Robinsou formerly of thia county is uouductiog a revival at the Methodist church at Harrodaburg J as George Jr has bought the George Ockerman property on the cor1 npr of Market aud Waluuc streets for It appearing to me by the lillnNnlliniIlllIUillllillilir1iaifillLaiiinili tsvi TiffnrvTiip s hi I l5oo ¬ I nah U x x 1 J ieart trouble s ever since I frequently had iainting and smothering spells My form was bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore an overcoat even in summer for fear of talcing cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ ness My rest was broken by severe pains about the heart and left shoulder Three years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from doctors for years without being helped Dr Mile Heart Cure restored me to health It Is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords me much pleasure to recommend this rem edy to everyone Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO PHELPS the leading pension attorney of Belfast N Y writes I was discharged from the army on account of 111 health and suffered from C E R replied the young man Anna Let me see No Ive got it Hannah all right But said the manager who was furious it its not Annan Hannal n Well there it is Hannah H-a-n-a-h Annah be dashed exclaimed the manager Hanua Cant you understand English vou blanked fool By this time the stenographer began to seo through tho trmThlR j sn liA VPnWl off upon the plea that having had swelling m one of his ears he had not been able to hear very well But it cost him nearly a weeks salary to square things with the other boys in the office and he always deems it best to hide when he hears the managers wife m the hall Cleveland Leader A-n-n- -a vv A BUSINESS PARABLE Elkhart Ind x i if W L DOUGLAS For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S3SO S400 and 5H shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices and SSOO shoes for men SSSOf 5JvOO and Sl 75 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 It dealer Lcannot supply you write for cata- ¬ logue to W Douglas Brockton 3Iass Sold by ir ii ui t i m i it SHOE theeWortd 4l5lS50 - J P KIELY V SHERIFFS SALE OF V BoirboiOoLaiHl BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT W C Wilkersou etc Plaintiffs Margaret A Elliott etc above styled action SATURDAY vs Defendants will about By virtue of an order of sale in oclock a in on I the 11 the judgments in this action and tne Doesnt it this company as a costs and expenses of sale aggregating little unusual strike a that professional hu ¬ about 59000 on the day of sale morist should be funny Mark Twain A tract of about 80 acres of land waited until the laughter excited by situated in Bourbon Co Ky on the this sally had subsided and then waters of Hinkston Creek and being the drawled out Doesnt it strike this land allotted to said Margaret A oompany as a little unusual that a law ¬ same lEUiott as her share of the estate of her yer should have his hands in Ma own father Andrew Banta bounded on the pockets Exchange N by the land of Margaret C Arnold on the E by the lands of Mary J Queer Freak Gillespie and Isaac Clinkenbeard on the Dr Donaldson is an ardent anatomist S by the lands of Lot Banta Henry on the His house is packed full of skeletons or Banta and Jas Bantas heirs and bits of such all articulated by his own W by the lanus of Lot Banta hand Terms Said sale will be made upon He has a paper knife muoh admired credits of 6 and 12 months for equal Yes he said in explanation I keep parts of the purchase monej for whiqh purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ that for cutting the oomic papers You the cute bonds with good surety to be ap- see I made it from the funny bone of Pick Me Up proved by the undersigned bearing in- ¬ my first wife day of sale until paid at the terest from rate of 6 per cent per annum having In the Bird Store the force and effect of a judgment Well I find 20 for thatparrot too mgn xou say he cant talk GEO W BOWEN No he cant talk but he under ¬ S B C stands everything thats saidl FliQ ¬ -- 1898 expose to the highest bidder at the Court house door in Paris Ky the life estate of E O Elliott in so much of the following tract of about 80 acres of land as will be necessary to satisfy APRIL 9 hopeless Someone tlfren re- ¬ His Alibi commended SSS Worth 15 and 18 for 9 days only S999 Once upon a time the late Sir Frank- - and though little hope remained she tor 9 days only Worth 15 Lockwood while attending a police it and an improvement was no Worth 12 and 14 for 9 days only 7RS and 10 64i court J noticed fhnf fho AUUglH U1UVVO W Ui O ticed The cancer commenced to heal and wa MV nnichafDm 6 for days only 4 37 8 and performing their duties in a very expe when she had taken several bottles it Worth disappeared entirely and although sev-- Worth 5 and 4 for 9 days only 319 ditious manner and he commented on Worth 50 and 3 for 9 days odly 229 h the fact to a superintendent of police the aWac- Yes answered the superintendent who was pompous and none too well A Ladies Sailors Black and all colo rs 25c OiOOCt JXemeUy 200 Worth 100 educated -- their worships always dis l penses with justice very fast Some SSS guaranteed purely vegetable years ago he got a prisoner off by prov is a real blood remedy and never fails 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c ing an alibi Some time afterward the to cure Cancer Eczema Rheumatism Comforts worth 100 now 50c Blankets worth 100 now 50c judge met him and said Well Lock Scrofula or any other blood disease Plaid Dress Goods 5c Uur books wood that was a very good alibi Tvill be mailed Yes my lord was the answer L had three offered me and I think I se- ¬ iree to any ad 9 iress Swift lected the best Specific Co Atlanta Ga Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Evart and Mark Twafiu Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double At a New England society dinner Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double some years ago Mark Twain had just Mens Caps 19c worth double finished a piquant address when Mt Mens Heavy Socks 5c worr h double Evarts arose shoved both of his hanis Wool Socks 12c worth double down into his trousers pockets as was Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth his habit and laughingly remarked dealers a bushel each A few of them paid him in cash but far the greater number said it was not convenient then tney would pay later A few months passed and the mans bank account ran low How is this he said My 1800 bushels of grain should have kept me in affluence until another crop is raised but I have parted with tho grain and have instead only a vast number of accounts so small and scattered that I cannot get around and collect fast enough to pay expenses So he posted up a public notice and asked all those who owed him to pay quickly But few came The rest said Mine is only a small matter and I will go and pay one of for- getting that though each account was very small when all were put together they meant a large sum to the man Things went on thus The man got to feeling so badly that he fell out of bed and awoke and running to his granary loundnis 1800 bushels of wheat still saie tnere Me bad only been dreaming Moral The next day the man went to the publisher of his paper and said Here sir is the pay for your paper and when next years subscription is one you can depend on me to pay it promptly I stood m the position of an editor last night and I know how it feels to have ones honestly earned money scattered all over the country ii small amounts Union SignaL In This Story Once a farmer had 1800 bushels of wheat which he sold not to a single grain merchant but to 1800 different Yon Cannot Fail to Appreciate the Point Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over For sal all wholesale and retail grocers five years and has ad thprp justed glasses to the nt jj iqVl f t w ww Vv 1t jvt eyes of the best people who 8Urvives her In 188 tlwv moved MItS IAUltA AVEISHAUF of Paris and Bourbon to Northeast Missouri and in 18R3 they HOW TO FIND OUT County and has proven himself com- ¬ moved to Virden Mrs Roland was a Fill a bottle or sister of Sqnirn Thos M Sharp of Of Murry Ind Recom mends Wrights and let it stand common glass with a urine¬ petent thorough reliable arid honest twenty four hours sediCelery Capsules You can get Landmans glasses from Headquarters and h ilf sister of Mrs H ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ Clark Clays drug store between his dition of the kidneys When urine stains E Ross of Lexington and Hamlet linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too visits and when he makes his regular Murry Ind Sept 17 1895 Sharp of Maypville frequent desire to urinate or pain in the TTiaif Via Thrill OVOTH111QlTMTlMTno TlMnTrT ¬ uu uu n iii uuuiiuc j u in ejea luuiu ugli The Wright MedicalCo back is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to neys and bladder are out of order Columbus Ohio Wrights Celery Tea uurey onsrlT I give satistaction what to do Examination free drug tion iiicic headacb--Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules f r im the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish ads Buck Fitman Bowen and C L C Davenport drmrgist Bluffton in relieving paiu in the back kidneys liver D Cram of Paris A Good Memory I Ind and used them tor stomach trouble bladder and every part of the urinary rg- often siiives money and aNo good Health If with which I had been afflicted for more sages ji corrects mammy to noia urine ana you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ than 15 years Sinee taking your Cap lowing use of liquor wine or beer aud over- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remember to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells comes that unpleasant necessity of being Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to sules I have lost all trace of pain and my compelled to get up many times during the I can eat any night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ you Trial sizes lc It doses U c lare size 50c stomach is entirely well andsi 00of W T Brooks drussist Paris thing and can truthfully say that I have dinary effect of wamp Koot is soon realized I have 22 cattle shotes that will Ky It stands the highest for its wonderful cures ljaiwm not felt better in years 41 of the most distressing ca es It you nped average about 90 pounds which I desire Yours Respectfully a medicine you should have the best Sold to sell at once Apply to Send your linen to Haggard Reeds by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar Mrs Lafra Weishauft Steam Laundry for a good finish tf You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet WM 0 TARR Sold by VV- T Brooks at 50c and 100 both sent free by mail upon receipt of 3t Paris Ky eover cost of per box Send address on postal to the on the stamps to Mention The postage bottle Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for KyNKWSaud send your address toParis Dr Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Co Biugbampton N Y The Kilmer trial size free proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen liver and kidneys cures constipation 31sp lmo uinessof this oner and sick headache 25c at all druggists T 4 Preaching at the Methodist Chnrch every afternoon at 230 and evening at 7 oclock dnring this week by Rev J W Mitchell of Mt Sterling It will pay the Carlisle ppople to call on J T Hinton and get his prices on carpets furniture lace curtains and anything else in the house furnishing line ftf T e Court of Appeals rrvers the Circuit Court in the case of the City of Carlisle vs Heohiuger of Mavsvilie which will add several dollars to the treasury Died On the 30th inst f the wife and babe of Mr Hargis Soper near East Union Burial at Richard Boardmans graveyard on the 31st Mrs Soper was about 25 years old Died Charles Barton Hukle was born Nov 17th 1858 in Carlisle Ky and died on March 2o 1898 at his mothers residence in this citv He leaves a wife mother and three sisters Died At her home in YirdMi 111 on Tuesday March 55 at 3 40 a m after an illness of over two months Mrs L N Roland aged 64 years 4 months and 15 days Deceaseds maiden name was Anna E- - Sharp daughter of ouuuvvituu uucy ouaru r one was T ort urn iov i ioas near i ar i p m KinJ MAKES COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT HEW JW i v Ik NVEAtfv IHKJ 1 UIILJ jJJillJ mm mm mmm mmmt wrxmKM KKWMI5 W M PURNELLr Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky i ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF xm m i2sa OF ANY OTHER STARCH FRACTURED OWLy M ill M wt L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio uViiupinr dpvuwt Keokukjowa NewHaveNjConn urirviuni cut iiiiiiiiMuiiiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiinU m Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky Paris TUESDAY month April 19TH 1098 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 any other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder returning every second Tuesday in each oi mSBSw w8tjpr - J ¬ Shotes For Sale - three-two-cen- t Cancer -- r - Ii L CJ j sav -- 0 Mpht i the Breast t rr GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU CV el After the most wonderful business in FaH and Winter Goods we ever hadr we are well satisfied paid no attention toa small lump which for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of appeared in her breast but it soon de veloped into a cancer of the worst type Dress and notwithstanding the treatment of tne Des physicians it continued to anj f StimtimsLJtoS litfffl Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Goods Dry Goods i holes Srow rapicuy earing two 6pu in u her breast The doctors VtPllP pronounced A Et will pay you to call and see her incurable goods and vou will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing celebrated New York good and honest goods No the old stock but all fren this Fall and Winter stock specialist then treat-¬ ed her but she con tinned to grow worse and when informed that both her aunt soon FOR NINE DAYS ONLY Ulsters Shoesc f f v - guch HEAD HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Ladies5 and Misses Jackets and Gapes Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 T rvrir 2 19 uu t 12 Ladies Canes worth each 800 now 400 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 11 Ladies Capes worth ench 450 now 212 18 Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 163 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Ladies Wool Hose now 10c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 110 15 andgrandmotherhad died from cancer he gave the case up as M ens and Boys Suits and Overcoats lg11 w 11 Ladies w wr rrn Kdl TmnTr Specials For Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only Shoes 200 for 9 days only Shoes 300 for 9 days only Shoes 400 for 9 days only Mens Boots and Shoe worth 400 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 r t men jbuois anai Snoes worth ouu Mens Boots and Shoes worth 250 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 75c WE WILL QIVE 250 FOR THE OLDEST Steinway Piano In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the All you have to do is to send us the following lumuiuum on a postal card viz l Your name W Location of your residence Y3 Postoffice 41 address Rnntnrv Tinman nio U he number will be found stamped on the wrest plank near the tuning pins 5 Paper in which you saw this advertisement Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double double t now 200 now 1 75 w 200 100 100 now 150 now 125 now 100 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 21 yds Bleached Muslin 100 100 exchange of a new piano e make Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we ad ver this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed mrtnrp Ww strument for a special purpose every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are -- grabbed rl SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc 5 The award of 25000 will be decided on April 15th 1898 from the applications sent to us before that time and the decision will be announcedffmmediately thereafter TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS rC fl if S -- st - P r Ernest Urchsfi Co 121 jSdcMitiTiAN Talbott Attys gende Blatter 123 W 4th St its lincinnath TS -- - KT 1P KA - U A- - ti yHliy BW 3 saH3MSiiJqfBs

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