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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 8, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. fgem NEW PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established K2 CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners fee i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY APRIL 8 1898 MILLERSBURG News Note Gathered RTH MIDDLETOWN HO 28 Of Certain Novelties ¬ K- Special Scribe The new goods are coming faster ohan can be mentioned many Rurc Mr RWtl Rice is in Carlisle that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go E P Clarke is some better We would cdl your particular attention to unheralded and unsung Miss Sgllie is visitiug friends in C Go to J T Hiutonstat Paris for Lexingtdflt Judv Wall Paper otock this season is a suberb line exclusive our It tf patterns original ideas the designers are creators of styles not follow- carpets Mra11 P Bean of Paiis is the guest Send yonr orders to Joe Mock for of Mrs f J Judy ers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded 2t for inferior goods Just look over the line or such parts of it as will Easter flowers Mr Clayton Howell aud wife of Mt Dont forget the horse show Saturday Sterlmgjyiaited relative here on Friinterest you and we are sure jou will agree with us as to its merits to-dav- In And About The Paragraphs Gathered By A report op Alexander Treasurer of Bourbon County Ky IMTsfcjc ola Si ISO 3 TURNPIKE FUND Cash on hand July 28 1897 Bring in your horses ay 5c Jas B Cray of Mt Olivet was here Clifto Fisher of Carlisle was the we show 50 patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale Tuesday and Wednesday guest q John I Fisher Friday and All shades all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar C W Howard was in Georgetown Saturda Wednesday on business 7 Dr WBIH Daily and Deputy Sheriff Catchy Frency florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red Mrs W V Shaw is visiting Wallacgl Mitchell of Paris were in town Tlnesday parents at Butler this week and blue Joe iflsler and family of Mt Sterl O W Rankin shipped Tuedday sixty 275 lb hogs of his own raising ing vjgre the guests of Mr E K A few special stripes in silk effects with and without frieze with Thomasiast week Smith Clarke has been much worse mouldings to match They hanp as beautifully as a real silk fabric MissMpiogan Glenn of Carlisle was for the past week and is dangerously ill Wil12 2c of Miss th pliant Mclntyre McClintock shipped a liams Hriday gnetSaturday Lillie and New colors in ingrains with larg floral borders and ceilings car of extra hogs to Cincinnati Wednes MissflESadie Hart and Fannie Mann day 15c of Paw were guests af the K C B Thos McClintock 6old ten extra Collegafroin Thursday until Monday The most evquisite line of Enslih Chintz and floral designs mules court day iu Paris and has sev- ¬ Aremi ant lot of Room Moldings at 2c per foot to close out eral good ones left MrjMjarles Meug of this place ear- ¬ pattern Bring measure of room and gjt a chance at these thev wi 1 ned ofMthe honors in the declamatory John Hunter and A S Barton have contesmat the only last a few days C B College on last gone to Atlanta with two car loads of FridavEveningK horses for Sanford Carpenter IT V MrsEd Rash who is visiting her Ernest Bitler is agent for the Ram fathraBV H Mappin collided with a 19 bier and Ideal bicycles Gall and gt door mlche dark the other night and dis prices Lefore buying a wheel It locatiglMher shoulder Carpets Furniture Wall Pape Roxv H Smith of the Lexington Mr E THoTir tes j Business college has been hre several J HHlJHiimwllltg7l4l1lriHJiLHf HT MTTXZrllllrL iHLilew umiiiiinra il3wSUJili3tKiiiilJULnJMKt CARLISLE dajs iu the interest of the school Mr Waller Sharp and wife of Sharps- - NtMVHHGuIled TTrom Nicholas County burg were guests of Mr aud Mrs Perry Precincts Jefferson Wednesday and yesterday From the Mercury Miss Lizzie Taylor and Miss Sallie Monffav will be County Court day ilililllr3 If Ills Barnett have returned from Cincinnati StaTSlSn show Monday afternoon at 1 with a lull line of spring millinery oeloifkTin this city Mrs Frank Armstrong who has been Sal services at Christian Church visiting her father I F Chaucelor aud Easter anthems and other family returned to Maysville yesterdaj Emusic Mclntyre McClintock found their ter sermon SnndaT in the Pres- fine Shepherd dog which was the best Church by the pastor Sub driver in the Stace The dog had been bytegn - At DISBURSEMENTS or- ¬ 1897 Aug 5 At l 2c l hr 4t 10c At At ¬ ¬ Turnpike ders paid Sept 27 Turn oike ders paid Oct 11 Turnpike ders paid Oct 20 -- Turnpike ders paid Nov 17 Turnpike ders paid Nov 30 Turnpike ders paid Dec 17 Turnpike ders paid 1898 1061 71 or- ¬ Recd of Costello for Recd- - of Cooper 7345 54 51 50 4507 or- ¬ or- ¬ or- or- ¬ 35 Toll Crate 1306 68 1104 83 Recd of Anna Dodge Recd of Lancaster Recd of W S Jones Recd of Paris Win- Recd of Maysville Recd of Recd ger C - Chester Pike Toll Crate for 103 00 90 00 66 95 for Toll Gate 4157 or- ¬ 55 Northcott 72 70 159 38 1639 36 1424 75 Lexington Dividend Arnspar- - 550 00 11 95 Jan U DflWfT 0 M Turnpike or- ¬ ders paid 2389 38 Feb 8 Turnpike orders paid 656 76 March 31 Turnpike orders paid 816 74 Brentville pike or ders 1138 97 18 ¬ Treasurer Paris 1315 90 Winchester Recd of Paris Flat 89 80 Rock Pike oi D C Parrish - Recd of Lnuy liuuip S V il- - 46 00 xJ33Birc3 20204 08 Recd of N - tWIffl WHY IS MOT THE BEST FLOW MADE Paid Parts Peacock Pike Co Paid Paris Clintonville pike Dec 2 Paid Paris Flat Rock pike Dec 2 Paid Paris Middletown pike Dec 7 Paid Paris Winchester pike Dec 9 -- Paid Millers burg I Creek Cynthiana pike Jan 1 Paid Paris Townsend pike r Dec 1 Recd ot Salo of gate to 589 59 town Pike Tax Middle 686 04 500 00 650 00 Ar- - Recd of Sale of gate Recd of W P dery to Matt Howard J P Sullivan 2637 66 3009 8066 21 19 294 00 Recd of Ardery 9274 27 879 84 - ville Piker Recd of H C Smith 24638 00 600 00 Breutsville Pike 50 00 ot M Low Recd 50 00 Recd of H H Peck Recd of Pike orders charged to Breuts- ¬ 297 74 500 00 -- 181 26 13530 50 by 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 mavjjsbuxsjuiias o EDWARDS ir imnixjaiswKixjmTJiiujxit ilAYMSii ttt T 1 No it is not claimed that i nn mi Consumption or Asthma in ad- ¬ vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages tos effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist line tf Died At his home near Myers The only safe sura and Isg rig have in March 30th 1898 Ino H Bo wen He reliable Female PELL Davis Thompson na ever offered to Ladies school childrens shoes extra good values was a good citizen and was a gate ¬ ffimmm 3n i especially recommend- n - wwu iimnvu keeper at Deenng Camp Ground for UK nm u KSSH Pli H Try them 3 ed to married Ladies for very little money EaBSStf B Eb 8 fig S23 many years -- t Ask for SB SEOTDS SSStNTHOSAIi SIXIS and take no other on Monday afterDied wBBm W JU T Send for circular Price yl00 per box G boxes for 500 Davis Thompson Isgrig are noon the In this cityRichard tJIZElLKJAjU CO Cleveland Oiiio 14th inst lYLOT C son of offering surprising bargains in mens Judge J W Tiltou aged 42 years For Sale 15y W T Jlrooks nrujriKt and boys stylish shoes The prices are Burial at Carlisle Cemetery Tuesday right tf jiirATLrHKirTiiv7TTtatBijjzgwiai4iMJnirnTrggsar mgwii 19ih3fiMSBfTSEE7 afternoon after services at residences by Revs Lancaster and Tinder On Haggard Reeds new laundry is namedWednesday night last two negroes Charles Warren and Geo Green doing first class work Give us a call entered the clothing store of C C Cole r Haggard z n fll If rxit ai jiui vexixea TOith a Plonnfr at Moorefield by cutting a panel out of Rekd tf r iviiuWin liorsL iiuttPssiect nniofrosfmr cunu m u i Tr 1 bcivuiiuu a the weeds lets the airr and moisture in makes the way kills the front door and stole two telescopes crop crow Its a cultivator as well as a hoe does either Kina which the filled with clothing hats or work equally well If you till your farm or garden with shoes rianet jr tools you will ae surprised at tne decrease in wore jFmzr c and pocketed a gold watch Get your onion sets of McDerniott sa tne rnaone increase in crout xnere nve score 01 tnese machines Jr XKIAT W r jHIV some collar aud sleeve buttons and any XV v lUBV or six rooo men i w men will do as much as JB KiJlr Jmv3xxM u Spears iOKnwi tf three or four dollars in change and left v c AjmmmXjfT6at f ana do it better The latest ideas in modern farming Krmi f rare plainly set forth in the Planet Jr BooSt for 1898 for Maysville without saving goodbje to Mailed free captur- ¬ their 8 Ii ALLEH CO 1107 Market St Phllnda Pim Olas at McDermott Spears ed at best friends Warren was tniT tgwUMl iMRBraJiafigi IHHH Hil II flhiHiil iiIH Masville poisoned Died At her home at Barterville on A number of tobacco beds were ruined Many persons are Fridgf April 1st 188S Mrs Elizabeth by the late freeze resowing All ppaches plums aud MdrshBil aged 8J years p ars are said to be killed ier Sharp bought of G W Bram- Mrs Elizabeth Ashbrook and Miss bletWhe Cornelius Wilson land near Lizzie Browning of Cynthiana have tovRl05 acres sor 2400 een gnests of the families of Mr Thos EMIa S Morrison has accepted a D Judy and Mrs Belle Taylor this calljrafeBellefountame Ohio and will week that city next week Mr Henry Jefferson and two daugh On April 3d 1898 in this Dl ters Misses Adrain and Anna and Miss couffy 13 veai old son of Samuel Min Bertha Prather of Mayslick were touBurial at Locust Grove guests of I F Chancelor a- d family Grcyjlie Howard one of the 5 prison- the first of the week ersjBnt to the penitentiary in February iDjCtSaMrtaMillarMtojQktoiStaQombinai riiOTeiBjatiBK3iieujnere iasi1weeK axreriFouyeailtiwoMwazo5 ion wood andaiwriookrronroni doors of the old Hunt property which loads of tobacco Monday that brought was made in August 1779 and it is yet him 1281 R L Rogers was the pur- ¬ in a good state af preservation chaser Steps were taken last Sunday with a Prof C M Best has made application view toward erecting a new Catholic to the Secretary of War for Manual and Drill instructions and will drill any Church in this city to cost some eight one wishing Prof Best is a graduate or ten thousand dollars of the Virginia Military Institute Born At Fern Leaf Mason county on the 31st ult to the wife of L G Periy Jefferson of Mayslick was the Smoot a son Mrs Smoot was Miss guest of A C Ball and family Tuesday Gertrude Worthingtou Chas Newcomb of Sherburn sold a J H Rahill who lectured here four j ear old gelding by Jas Berrys Prof two weeks ago will lecture at the opera Red Cloud for 210 and the party he He comes with sold him to has since sold him for 350 house again to night high recommendations from the press It will pay the Carlisle people to call and also of those who heard him before on J T Hiuton and get his prices on Admission 15 and 25 cents Doors open carpets furniture lace curtains and at 7 oclock anything else in the house furnishing jectjROur Dead liiop ¬ - Amt due on general fund July 28 1897 3902 Aug 5 Paid regular Ct un y orders 495 Sep 7 Paid regular County orders 1944 Sep 27 Paid regular Couuty orders 1487 Oct 20 Paid regular County orders 1411 Nov 17 Paid regular County orders 2024 Nov 30 Paid regular County orders 1494 Dec 17 GENERAL FUND 45 95 Recd of E T Beed- 361 29 94 55 5404 Recd of same 2644 Recd of same 11000 Recd of same 25000 Recd of same 1493 Recd of same Recd of E T Paton ingS BC 94 88 00 00 01 40 44 29 96 from Peacock distil- ¬ 17 22 lery of Note dis Recd 6381 20 counted -- 52302 54 65833 04 County orders 1378 iJan lH rPain regular Paid regular RBvlBttfcMKir inn n rxrmnrn arswmmmmmxiYU Feb BS TaitrseulSr Mch 21 n iKir County orders 574 94 Paid regular County orders 1533 90 19549 27 1441 69 4 V rr Cash on hand 658334 TURNPIKE FUND Amt paid for turnpike pairs Amt paid for turnpikes re- ¬ Amt received from various sonrces - 20204 08 Amt recd from Sheriff 24638 00 Balance due Treasurer 44842 08 etc 37900 39 756 73 6184 96 44842 08 DKo iSO5589 iSLlr ftraiwnnwH vMOv PHl 8 m i Amt recd from Sheriff GENERAL FUND for general purposes Regular County orders paid 15646 82 Balance due Treasurer 15646 82 etc 14402 15 1244 67 1564683 - ¬ Amt due Treasurer on Turn- ¬ 758 pike fund Amt due Treasurer on General 1244 fund April 1 1441 Balance in bank Amt in Bank August 73 67 69 1S97 3443 09 r 3443 09 3443 09 raiTimMUmasang zr--- i s AA taua wzr kA4ia3g Jfk -- I F i SLJTzSmSM M izi-tmr i wrgw Tifw TmoK EASTE OF PHOENIX BICYCLES THE 9 I have just received a well selected line of stylish new Finest Imported Cloth A J i ATfl 4 The same Suit will cost you Nobby Business Suits and 50 elsewhere 2500 Fine Trousers 700 aid 800 CO STAND THE RACKET Easy Riding Strictly High Grade Wheels SOLD BY on short notice and with tordate jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction el in i can supply any neednp the vehicle line x PARIS FURHISHIHG H S JOE MUNStK Cutter TAILORIHG STOUT Manager j DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN H HAGGARD SSlLX Si-- Bicycles Sundries eta BiGycleRepairing Vulcanising etc- - - -- -- i i tr- SAff j 2 tp4J MlsE29a7 THE BOUKEON NEWS PAH1S KY FEIDAY APRj i 8 1898 Hotts This i 9 mitt- tfFJTY FDTH CONGfiESS Washington April l Senate First Regular Session An appar ¬ THE MESSAGE May Not Be Sent to Congress Before Mon ¬ day in Order to Allow Americans to Get STILL IN HAVANA Consul General Lee Will Not Lcavi Until Kky West Fla April 7 Qohtrary to the advices received by steamship officials here Consul General Lee did not arrive The steamer Mascdtte was placed at his disposal but the arrange ¬ ments were changed and Gen Lee has decided that he will come on the Bache but not until all Americans are out of Havana The Mascotte brought about 90 pas- ¬ sengers including some of the most prominent Spanish and Cuban families who are bound for the north Many of them left without their baggage which will be forwarded Wednesday All were in a state of semi panic The Mascotte is practically in the govern She took on 30 tons menfs hands of soft coal at the government dock and returned to Havana at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon The customs regulations were dispensed with Tues ¬ day night The passengers who arrived by the Mascotte say that all is quiet on the surface in Havana but it was feared there would be trouble from the volun- ¬ teers who have been greatly reinforced Extra vigilance for the protection of Havana is being exercised Morro Castle has been supplied with the newest range finders Six or eight torpedoes have already been placed at the entrance to the harbor and 60 more are at the foot of St lgnacio street There was little movement of the The Marble fleet here Wednesday head was on patrol Tuesday night The Cincinnati will coal at the dock Washington April 7 The cause of the postponement of the presidents message is now known It is stated that Gen Lee has sent four cablegrams to the president noti ¬ fying him that a riot has broken out All Americans Are Out of Cuba THE SPANIARDS It Is Reported W ently simple request made of the senate Thurs Washington April 7 Swift as a day by Mr Frye Me on behalf of the foreign ¬ relations committee unexpectedly preciptated cannons flash changed the Cuban situThe galleries of Cuban question It linally i discussion on the arms between Mr Chandler ation Wednesdaj to a passage at Jed congress were crowded senators and N H and Mr Frye in which the former made representatives were anxious and agi- ¬ foreign relations committee and to the attitude of the president Upon the conclusion of the Cuban discussion the sundry civil appropria ¬ tion was taken up and 35 pages of it were dis jxsed of before adjournment House For three hours Thursday the pack ¬ ed galleries and excited members of the house listened to a passionate outburst of oratory on the Cuban question during which the intensity of feeling was alternately manifested by cheers jeers and hisses Time and again the excited throngs in the galleries were admonished to be silent and once at least it seemed as if a motion would be made to clear them Washington April 2 Senate In the open session Friday Mr Chandler N H called up the resolution he introduced Thurs ¬ day requesting the president to send the Cuban consular correspondence to the senate and at his suggestion it was referred to the committee on foreign relations Immediate ¬ ly afterward however he introduced an- ¬ other resolution which went over calling upon the secretary of state for the same informa ¬ tion Bills passed To authorize the secretary of the interior to issue a permit to the Ameri can Invalid society of Boston to occupy 10 acres of land on the abandoned Fort Stanton military reservation in New Mexico for a national sanitarium for the treatment ol pulmonary diseases to extend the right to certain homestead of commutation settlers on lands in Oklahoma opened to set- ¬ tlement under the provisions of laws and tc extend 20000 to the University of Kansas as relief House After an exceedingly turbulent ses- ¬ sion of six hours the house Friday passed the naval appropriation bill and then adjourned until Monday The war spirit was manifested in all the speeches and overrode the naval committee itself by increasing the number of tor- ¬ pedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers to 24 the bill as reported providing foi but 12 The amendment of Mr Cannon chairman of the appropriations committee tc reduce the number of battle ships to one was The buried under an overwhelming majority provision relating to armor plate which in ordinary times would have precipitated a de- ¬ disposed was bate of several days of in ten minutes a proposition to de- ¬ crease the price agreed to in the bill from i400 to 300 per ton being drowned in a perfect chorus of noes Mr Cmnon during the course of the day announced the belief of a majority of the members that war would be upon us within a week and Mr Dearmond Mo made a notable speech declaring that if hos ¬ tilities were to come it was our duty to strike ¬ ¬ Out of Havana some sarcastic references to the conduct of the tated even the diplomatic corps was in a ferment awaiting a message from the president of the United States to the congress of the American people that might mean war when with excitement at the highest like an electric flash the word passed that there ¬ K i fr i j v 1 I ft SlflLu 1 iiiiA potent with the other slowly drifted into public comprehension late in the day chiefly through the medium of published dispatches from Madrid for extreme reticence was maintained on the subject by the few in Washington who knew the facts and even cabinet officers This were unadvised on the subject important news was that the Spanish government after what plainly had been most exciting time in inner Spanish circles at Madrid had decided to reopen the case closed so far as this government was concerned by the refusal of Spain to make satisfactory response to the representations made by the United States last week and in order to avert impending war had decided to make concessions heretofore What will be the final outrefused come it is too early to say but the aspect of affairs certainly is considerably more pacific and sufficient to renew the lirst blow Washington April 5 Senate It was the hope of the president in a solution frankly and openly charged in the senate Mon- of the Cuban question satisfactory day by Mr Perkins Cal in a set speech to the American people and achieved that Spain was responsible for the Maine dis without bloodshed The details aster as it had been brought about by Spanish remain to be worked out but it is machinations and Spanish treachery This that between now and speech of Mr Perkins was only one of four expected prepared addresses upon the Cuban ques- - Monday a clearer light will be thrown tion delivered in the Senate Monday on the future by action at Madrid of Mr Turner introduced a resoWash one important feature at least lution which he asked should go over which until Tuesday if in the meantime nothing is the declaration of an armistice by This armThe resolution the queen regent of Spain has been done in the matter directs the committee on foreign relations to istice it is expected will lead to ulti report at the earliest moment without wait ¬ independence of Cuba from Spaning for the concurrence or advic j of any de- ¬ mate partment of the government what action if ish rule but by what intermediate any in view of the Maine disaster and of the steps perhaps even the governing deplorable condition of Cuban affairs should powers do not at this time know bo taken to preserve the honor and dignity of Much it is supposed will depend upon this country House While there was no attempt to force the Cuban insurgents and the people consideration for a resolution regarding the of the two countries the United States Cuban situation in the house Monday there and Spain was a brief outbreak in the course of which The powers of Europe material and the war like temper of the crowded galleries was so manifest that Speaker Reed moral it is known brought to bear all threatened to clear them if it was repeated their influence on the government of The outbreak occurred over a bill which was Spain and still are actively at work finally passed to authorize the president seeking by the wisest and most polite to erect temporary fortifications in case of course necessar3r in view of the circumemergency upon land when the written consent stances and sentiments of the wo jotahc owners was obtained without awaiting tneaiong process or legal condemnation Mr great nations involved to bring Srout rep Vt introduced the following peace out of the gathering war Joint resolution recognizing the independence clouds All the capitals of Europe of the republic of Cuba and for other purposes have been in communication to Washington April C Senate In execu- this end a fact evidenced by the tive session of the senate Tuesday a resolution assemblage at the British embassy was offered that the entire Cuban question be considered behind closed doors on account of in this city Tuesday of the representathe probability of utterance which would af tive of the six great powers of Europe ford information to the enemy The proposi- who then and there were made mutual tion was debated but without reaching a conly acquainted with what had been clusion While the senate was in executive done abroad and with the desire of esion a formidable clement in the sen- ntc was considering what should be done in those who accredited them to Wash case resolutions should be reported providing ington that they should work in acfor recognition of independence The resolucord here this concert however in the tion offered by Mr Turner Wash declaring United States not to go to beyond war against Spain was laid before the senate tender of good offices and its author took the iloor in advocacy of it a mild Mr Kenncy Del followed with a strong ap to peace delay and sectire peal for the independence of the Cubans a definite declaration of war if hostiliThere is not said he in all this land any Some stale whoso people are more thoroughly united ties finally became inevitable of the representatives assembled at lor Cuban independence than are the people of Delaware Sir Julian Pauncefotes may have wish House The bill prepared for the reform of ed to offer mediation but if so were the currency and the protection of the treas ury by the sub committee of the house commit warned against it by others in the contee on banking and currency was introduced ference who understood more clearly in the house Tuesday The bill was prepared that such a procedure would be resentny Messrs McCleary Minn chairman of the ed and work to hostile and not to 111 ub committee equally ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Its would be no message Wednesday which suddenness stunned the public heard the news in distorted forms and amazed veteran members of Ultimately congress it became known that not only would there be no message Wednesday but no mes- ¬ sage this week and that it was at least a possibility the message written and approved might never go to congress at all The first reason for the delay was that the administration received advices from Gen Lee at Havana in dicating that ail Americans could not be gotten off the island Wednesday and would be in grave peril if the mes- ¬ sage preceded their departure The and perhaps the second reason ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j j j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and Washington It is believed the The more work a man has the more other powers will now take joint action to Eeople want him to do theirs Washington Is Americas Greatest Medicine SI six for a prevent a rupture mm Washington April 7 It can be Oillc tic All druggists 25c HnnHc JT lili are tbe favorite cathar HOOU To Cure a Cold in One Day stated authoritatively that after con- ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabletF All ferences with members of the foreign druggists refund inonpv if it fails to cure 25raffairs committees of both houses the Man is the architect of his own fortunes president has decided not to send in and he doesnt have to move every spring his message until Monday next Go to your grocer to day A feeling of the greatest disappoint ¬ Chicago Record ment was manifested in the house and get a 15c package of Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No when the word went around that there 1 Asthma medicine W R Williams An would be no message from the presi- ¬ tioch IU April 11 1894 dent until Monday Members in the Why is that men lobbies discussed the cause of this fur ¬ of a brideitand womenalways look at the face at her clothes Chither delay in groups Some of them cago Daily News knowing that Gen Lee had cabled for The Grip of Pneumonia may be warded oft more time harangued their angry col- ¬ with Hales Honev of Horehound and Tar leagues who seemed to believe that Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute It takes the place of cof- ¬ there in Havana and that the volunteers lay was a trick in the proposed de- ¬ fee at the cost Some peoples sole aim seems to he to have taken positions in the streets Madrid April 7 It is said here have things to lock up Washington DemIf the message should go in now Lee that a satisfactory settlement has ocrat gfc Made from pure grains fears a massacre might take place The been arrived at between the United is nourisning ana neaitn While asleep cured soreness stiffness president in view of this information States and Spain All right St Jacobs Oil did it ful will not assume the responsibility of A ministerial crisis is imminent It sending the message A man can never thrive who has a waste- ¬ is understood that Senor Silvela the Insist that your grocer gives yon GRAIN Q Accept no imitation Two thousand Americans Lee says leader of the conservatives will if nec- ¬ ful wife are now in Havana and more are ex- ¬ essary accept office on a programme Put a pain to sleep St Jacobs Oil does pected from the interior This with Sciatica Torment cured of an immediate armistice with full Washington April 7 At the Span- ¬ authority to the autonomist govern- ¬ ish legation at 2 pm it was said that ment to negotiate and conclude an no reports whatever had been received immediate and effectual peace in Cuba there indicating trouble at Madrid Madrid April 7 1220 p m It was SCTTrtTTTiiIininiininttutiw The meeting of the house committee confidently asserted at 1220 p ra that on foreign affairs which was called a proclamation of the queen regent an- ¬ for Wednesday night has been aband ¬ nouncing an immediate armistice in oned Cuba will be issued Thursday It is The conference of republicans for added that some of the cabinet minisWednesday night has been declared ters may resign but if necessary the For Infants and Children IttMHtilltiH MplMJlltMiMtiltlMliMtlltttlUMMittIMtMtiMiMiil off ministry will be changed A call for a caucus of the house re- ¬ The Austrian ambassador Count publicans addressed to Gen Grosven Dubsky had an interview with the or of Ohio chairman of the caucus United States minister Gen Stewart which was being circulated during L Woodford Wednesday They both Wednesday was abandoned It is un- ¬ seemed much pleased at the situation derstood a caucus will be called after Washington April 7 The president iVegetablePreparauonfor As ¬ message comes in the has received advices and information similating theToodatidRegula which make him hopeful that war be- ¬ ting ihcStamflchsandBoveis of THE TEXT tween the United States and Spain Of the Popcp Message to McKinley and the may be averted and an outcome of the Cuban situation secured that will be Keply of the President Madrid April -- The text o the satisfactory to the people of the Promote sDiges uonCheerful popes message cabled to President United States The matter has not yet progressed to a stage that makes McKinley as given in a dispatch from ness andHestContains neither it safe to state this as more than a pos Eome to the Imparcial is as follows OpiumMorpriuie nor Mineral 4As the headTOftheTeiigibn o4 fra ¬ sibility Amt ther disposi tioiumanif ested ternity I will solicit Spain to grant an the last two days by the Spanish gov armistice in the name of humanity I ernment gives ground for an expectapray you pending the result of this tion that it will yield on vital points ZuofOldllrJfllELEnWEZ step to deign to suspend all extreme There has been a tremendous pressure Pumpkin Seed-brought to bear on Madrid from alJbcSenna measures JiocfuUeSJU McKinley s reply is given most if not all influential quarters in President yinfsc Seed Europe and the queens influence in as follows Jivpernxnt -tfi Carionattfco At least out of respect for your ho- ¬ the governaaet it is believed will be¬ fiOrmScerf -to the end that peace may preClarified Sugar liness we will wait wishing success to exerted Wntayrccn Floras vail your endeavor Subsequent official and private tele A PLAN Apeifect Remedy for Constipa¬ Rome and Washington grains from tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea leave little hope for the success of the To Secure Peace Advantageous to IJoth America and Spain Worms Convulsions Jeverish papal negotiations London April 7 The Vienna cor ¬ ness andLosS OF SLEER H2Z respondent of the Times explains a plan MAKING PREPARATIONS of settlement which offers an accept ¬ facsimile Signature oF For the Reception of the Government able compromise if not too late and which has already come under the Troops at Chickamauga Park WEW YORK ¬ Chattanooga Tenn April 7 Prep- notice of one of the parties concern- ¬ - We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure ment Co Props Toledo 0 V J Cheney Madrid via Bayonne Trance April undersigned have known F J We 7 The developments in the situation Cheneythe the last 15 years and believe A Good Blood Purifier a Necesfor Wednesday are confined to the import- ¬ him perfectly honorable in all business sity Now ant part the queen regent is taking in transactions and financially able to carry the crisis fihe has practically taken out any obligations made by their firm Tomatters out of the hands of her minis- ¬ West O Truax Wholesale Druggists Hoods Sarsaparilla Unequalled for ters and is dealing direct with the ledo Making Rich Red Blood Marvin Wholesale Walding Kinnan United Statea minister Gen Stewart Druggist Toledo Ohio The necessity for taking a good Spring L Woodford through the German and Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally Medicine to purify the blood and build up blood and mucous Austrian ambassadors and is working actingr directly upon the Price 75c per bot- the system is based upon natural and unsurfaces of the system earnestly for peace Sold by all Druggists Testimonials avoidable causes In cold weather there It is known beyond doubt that Spain tle has been less perspiration and impurities free is prepared to give all America has have not passed out of the system as they Halls Family Pills are the best should Food has consisted largely ol asked although this concession must rich fatty substances and there has been be gilded to suit Spanish palates and Our Iiimprungre less opportunity for outdoor exercise must take into consideration the politi- ¬ Tom What a queer language ours is The result is the blood is loaded with im Dick Why cal difficulties which confront Spain We say a man is not game when he is purities and these must be promptly exRome April 7 It is semi officially pelled or health will be endangered chicken hearted announced here that the Spanish gov- ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best Spring ernment has accepted the principles prompt reliable Medicine because it is the best blood Persian of the armistice with the insurgents harmless Freckle Cream removes freckles purifier and tonic It thoroughly purines Positively as proposed by the pope President Pleasant to apply and in successful use for the blood and gives vigor and vitality McKinleys reply is now awaited Up- ¬ past ten years Postpaid 50e in plain wrap on it depends the possibility of con ¬ per Persian - Cream Co Hamilton Hawk tinuing the negotiations at Madrid Sts Albanj- N Y Will Concede All That Hat Been Asked by the United States Govern ¬ ¬ Spring Medicine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Up-to-Da- te ¬ HOOU S parfila 1 ¬ Grain 0 J ¬ it 1 iiyJI ¬ The Kind You Havi Always Boy m Bears the t P -- ¬ Not Nine otic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ii 1 11 and Mitchell CN Y A of the purposes of the committee was printed some days ago and but few changes have since been made in the details of the bill Washington April 7 Senate When the cnate convened Wednesday intense expect ¬ ancy amounting to excitement prevailed both on the floor and in the galleries The presi ¬ dents message had been positively promised and its coming was awaited with genuine anxiety Ten minutes after the senate con ¬ vened consideration of the sundry civil bill was resumed and with the exception of eight niuutes consumed by executive session in which Senator Davis announced that no mes ¬ sage would be sent in almost the entire ses ¬ sion was consumed by the appropriation bill tt w s practically completed when laid aside Tor the day House After waiting patiently in the gal ¬ leries and corridors of the house for hours many of them from 8 oclock Wednesday morn ¬ ing until shortly before 3 oclock in the after ¬ noon the thousands Avho had come to hear the presidents Cuban message turned away weary tnd disgusted at the delay Never was there uch disappointment at the capitol The mem- ¬ bers felt it even more keenly than the spectat ¬ ors and for two hours afterward they stood about lobbies discussing this latest phase of the situation The news of the pro ¬ posed armistice which came on the heels of the announcement that Gen Lee had cabled for delay received quite as much atten ¬ tion as the recall of Lee The debate in prog ¬ ress in the house over the army reorganization aill attracted little or no attention Consider ¬ able opposition to the bill developed on the ground that its provision for an extension of the regular army in time of war to 10 1000 men tvouldbe inimical to the national guard and thevolunteer forces upon which the country had heretofore relied in time of stress Thero will be a strong effort to recommit the bill Thursday Italy Selling Vessels Prince general statement peaceful ends The improved condition of affairs was reflected throughout all public quarters late in the day It was mani fested at the white house among cabi net officers and at the embassies and legations including the Spanish lega- ¬ tion At the latter establish- ¬ ment Senor Polo said that while he could not disclose any of the information reaching him in an official yet he felt character that the strain of a few hours ago was materially relieved and that the prospects for peace looked much brighter He in no way confirmed nor would he even discuss views entertained in other high official quarters that Spain was slowly but surely yielding and confined his utterances to the general statement that conditions- were im ¬ proving A generally quieter feeling was evi- ¬ dent at the war and navy departments where in contrast to the feverish ex ¬ citement of the past week the tone was almost a pathetic While there was the usual amount of routine attendant upon the recent work of preparation things Wednesday settled down almost to the normal No more contracts for new vessels were closed by the war department and no changes in the stations of ships announced Wednes- ¬ day was also noticeable for the ab ¬ sence of the conferences of high of-¬ ficials ¬ N arations are rapidly going on here for the reception of the government troops at Chickamauga park A number of new wells are being sunk and if necessary a pipe line to Crawfish spring can in GO hours supply millions of gallons of water by gravity to any point of the park The statement sent out from Atlanta that there is an inadequate supply of water is without foundation and ridiculous in view of the fact that Chickamauga river runs through the reservation All the available regiments of infantry in the army are expected to be in camp here by the iarly part of the week ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ed j autonomy but placing the island in a relation towards Spain similar to that CXACTCOPVOFWBAPPEB which Eg3rpt sustains toward Turkey Under this plan Cuba would pay an an THE CTNTAUH COMPANY NEW YORK CITY nual tribute to Spain while America would be entrusted with the control of the Cuban finances and have the same standing there as England has in Egypt The United States would guarantee the Spanish loan which considering Americas high credit could easily be issued at three per cent interest being covered by the tribute FOR DECORATIKG WALLS AN9 CEILINGS S5S1SSP CaEcimo I The proceeds of the loan could be di- ¬ IrnlcnTTf ninff Hhic Trmtorinl ic mntia nn tnnt4is B nnlnt rtoflT nnrl rtl rnnr Ain i Leiviston Keservoir Breaks vided say one third to Cuba and two chinery and milled in twenty four tints and is superior to anv concoction of Glue and whiting that Springfield O April 7 Word thirds to Spain and thus both be res- ¬ IFSENB POK SAMPLE COLOR CARDS and if von cannot Tmrrfmsft thin Tnntoni reached this city Wednesday afternoon cued from financial distress and an from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it that 100 feet of the wasteway of the honorable peace secured advantageous THE MURALO COMPANY NEW BRIGHTON S I NEW YORK to both America and Spain reservoir at Lewistown Losran countv had given way under pressure of flood Cuban Independence or Xothing water and that thousand of acres of Loxiio April 7 The Rome corre- ¬ A Splendid Book for the Development of American Patriotism farm land below were inundated spondent of the Daily Chronicle says gSwrW TPi ffT Many small buildinsrs were carried Archbishop 7t Sir Ireland has cabled to the me Deaiiram w m nances Trnrar liiant away and much damage done to fences pope that mediation is almost imposWritten by Anna A Gordon for 21 vears her private sec S and wheat crops No lives were lost sible in consequence of the resistance retary and most intirone friend Official memorial volume d but the loss to property is estimated of public opinion endorsed by the W C T U His holiness is t 50000 The Most Popular Book of the Century much grieved by this check to his good The Cuban insurgents Inspecting Fortifications intentions San Diego Cal April 7 GenW E it is said have cabled to the European O375 bent TJOStnaid on rprp irt rf nrl Sh after commanding the department committee that they will not agree to T7K7V n r 1 of California is here on a tour of in- an armistice or disarmament unless 5to8perday book i not necesarv easily made selling thismit- Experiences 3sj r ri-mnt lihpml tcniic ThtPJ Tm WTYsmfl d paid circular and terms free Vrito fnr spection Wednesday morning the Cuban independence is proclaimed 4k iSsilSMSia5wilS6KteJ g ntfif A reneral and staff will pay their first Xo Laiv to Prohibit It 4 8flSlraBSVKairw MONARCH BOOK COMPANY Dept 3D General rents for tlin ITmtnl official visit to the fortifications and it j wuana ii v fcianu r V Australia cie T Charleston W Va April 7 In reChicago 111 Philadelphia Pa Is understood will lay out plans for the fusing to grant a writ of mandamus to Oakland Cal 5 Auaress nearest orhce a next piece of work on the defenses for prevent the reading of the Protestant the harbor which will probably soon bible in the public schools the state be commenced at the extreme south- ¬ supreme court decided Wednesday giiiiniiiiiiMiiiiimioimiiiimiiiimKiiiei 3 ern end of Point Loma that there was no law to prohibit it ¬ He says The scheme involves giving Cuba jB1 aintwall nxTTn -- a CALCIMO FRESCO TlitiTS j I ¬ uie c I T - ¬ mmlMEMMm Sol-55--r- -- - t ¬ A - l ri 1 Londox April 7 A special dispatch from Rome published Wednesday ays contracts were signed during the Hy for the sale of three torpedo boats to the United States for the sale of the armored cruiser Giuseppe Gari baldi to Spain and for the sale of the armored cruiser Varese to the Argen tine republic ¬ ¬ Siiawneetown 111 April 7 There is no reason for revising the list of the dead sent Tuesday and authorized by the citizens committee Members of that committee say that no more per- ¬ sons have been reported missi g and that in any event the death list can not exceed 35 April 7 According to a special dispatch from Paris- - the Gau lois announces that Mr Glandstoneis dead Nothing is known here that would justify the statement which is without doubt a canard London Gladstone Reported Dead Thirty Five Are Dead Danger Threatens Americans at Matanzas Matanzas has requested Consul General Lee to notify the state department that the civil authorities can not protect Americans in case of an outbreak Anti American riots are hour¬ Havana April The Nebraska State Militia BEFORE THE DAY OF m 7 Consul Brice at ¬ i Lincoln Neb April 7 Wednesday night Gov nolcomb sent a telegram to ¬ ¬ ly expected already gone aboard ships for safety Several Americans have notice 7 the president tendering the services in case of war of the full strength of the state militia which he states can be made ready for movement on short i Washington H Another Cuban Kesolution April 7 Eepresenta ¬ tivc Smith of Illinois has introduced a joint resolution recognizing Cuban independance and pledging en- ¬ forcement 54 34 j from Senator Proctor on the Rutland Herald bulletin board says Foreign mediation is undesirable Spain must leave Cuba and the quicker the better for all parties Rutland Vt April Spain Must Leave Cuba A dispatch New York April 7 The American Liner St Louis sailed for Southamp- ¬ ton Wednesday with 160 first and second class passengers There was no United States naval officer detailed to go with her American Liner St Louis Sails for South ampton THEY USED TO SAY WOMANS I WORK l NFVPO nriAIl 9i 5aimoiiiiiiliiiWiigiili I M B SAPOLIO HH M s 5J 3 m m B Permanently cured by using DR WHITEHALLS RHEUMATIC CUBE nc om niBHuun 1 mi jmoncauoo XUJ6 vu WHITEHALL MEGRTiiNi Vb rhAniI Vri H bI k At mplesent South Bend Indiana Pi i 3t j tifijMte t C- - xt -- a H - fc V l Vf v J lf a v iWZBV i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K know that you are doing a great deal all the time but I did not know who else to go to this time It is hard to always go begging even if it is in behalf of others and Miss Henderson paused as if perhaps she had at last brought to Su notice the one case too many for even the rich and charitable sometimes reach HE roses were the a limit where they feel justified in sayifirst to hear ngI can do no more just at presThe roses trellised ent to the tomb T ¬ FMDAY APRIL 8 1898 vl yjrL i - njw llliii P Bring roses hide the marks of spear And doom that sealed His cruel nails blossoms Ha The head so lately crowned with thorn The roses were the first to hear Ere yet the dark had dreamed of dawn The faintest rustle reached their ear They heard the napkin downward drawn They listened to His breathing low His feet upon the threshold fall Bring roses sweetest buds that blow His love the perfume of them all The lilies were the first to see They watcMng in the morning gray Saw angels come so silently And roll the mighty stone away They saw Him pass the portals gloom He brushed their leaves oh happy dower Bring lilies purest buds that bloom His face reflected in each flower The roses were the first to hear The lilies were the first to see Bring fragrant flowers from far and near To match the Easter melody Rabboni be on every tongue And every heart the rapture share Of Mary as she kneels among The roses and the lilies fair Clarence Urmy in Century Bring lilies crowned The lilies were the first to see The lilies on that Easter morn with SsZ ABEL all 1 I 9O ESTA- BROOK sat sur rounded in her ele gantly appointed ¬ ¬ morning1 room by Wrj K The Helena she could not adopt her pastors wise sug-¬ gestion and present her dear ones playthings to the invalid waifs who were to occupy it She furnished the ward tastefully and bought new toys foritbuther heart rebclliously clung to the sad pleasure of keeping the nursery just as it had been left when God called its guest home She said she was getting resigned and she busied herself woricing among the poor and giving in Helenas name and passed her leisure amid the sur ¬ roundings that kept her thoughts too much on the earthly part of her sorrow Hyre she daily sighed over the white EXHAUSTED WITH OVERWORK canopied short length bed and ten ¬ derly touched the toy tea table and the It was indeed a sorrowful scene that f to match it in which Helena met her eyes The children gazed upon armchair always sat when she played at five the beautiful woman in black who enShe lingered tearfully tered their poverty stricken home like oclock tea over the china tea set that would never a creature from to them an unknown hold again the play suppers and sor- ¬ world They gazed with the widely rowfully looked at the twin dolls lying opened eyes of ehildiren accustomed to asleep in their tiny white crib 2o she patiently enduring deprivation never could give them up even to The They sat in silence as if abashed by Helena the presence of coming death and the In vain her life experienced mother poverty about them as well as by the protested that all this was not good presence of a beautiful stranger Had for her that it was not that cheerful she not been in black they would have acceptance of discipline that CJod de- ¬ thought her a fairy but they had never sired read o fairies clothed in mourning I cannot give them up it is all that They were doing nothing as the very 1 have left of her poor often arc found because thej- - had But darling all you have a right nothing to do with to now is a chastened memory a mem ¬ Mrs Crandall was as neat as her pov ¬ ory that should daily grow not less dear erty would permit her to be There but less a bleeding wound These earth were neither rags nor unkempt heads of y reminders prevent the wound from hair but patches were plainly in evi- ¬ healing and the lack of comforts every ¬ It was useless She could give up her dence money and her time but not these oh where Mr Crandall had been failing for not these and now the doctor had A woman wishes to see you ma ¬ many months was but a question of days dam Miss Henderson she calls her- ¬ said that it out of his misery And the maid servant spoke with when he would be self Their few savings for they had been a an air that betra3ed her thoughts A ¬ thrifty family had soon melted away woman who gives no card must be nofor his medicines and their daily food body sure Mrs Estabrook recognized the name The doctor expected no pay for his time at once Miss Henderson was a regular and advice but the druggist had de ¬ worker among the needy one of those manded cash for each prescription whose business it is to investigate filled Mrs Crandall pitifully told how eases and report to those with uieans she had managed at first- by the help of the two older girls about the house to relieve Bring Miss Henderson up here before and after school daily to find Maggie and she laid down the photo- odd moments to sew by daylight but graph of Helena that she had been her needlewoiic had been chiefly done Angel at night when her husbands naps were mournfully contemplating longest Yet she had only delayed the child she whispered softly You look all tired out Miss Hendcr- - hour which was now to be met when prison xuku mis easy cnair auu ue there was nothinjr for druggist or j 1 smiiea upon uer cauer wmningiy xor grocer Customers naturally had carried their she was really a lovely and Christian work elsewhere as so often her work woman and having been born to the purple had the easiest of manners was not finished at the time promised with all persons whatever their social the husband requiring unexpected care from her Then she had had recourse position might be am tired and heart sick to the selling of the cradle no longer Indeed J too I have come direct from one of needed then her own little sewing jrthe saddest cases that I have ever en chair the birthday gift from a brother countered and that is saying a great but the few extras brought small sums tticai ana i nave come to see 11 you ieei from her almost as poor neighbors who tuat you can do anything for them purchased them Tt was the old old ¬ - with ar TP 1 B tistic taste could give to make her happy and yet on this blessed Easter eve her heart was sad and her eyes tearful for it was the anniversary of the death of her darling and only child a beautiful daughter of six short years One whole year since she had been alone and Ilelena had been singing with the angels She snid that she was not rebellious that she did noanoui n as those with out hope but- yet that life never could again wear the joyous aspect that the past had worn Even when she endowed a ward in the Childrens hospital and had given to it tkiTTi that money ¬ conYbined story and now she could not find time to sew if she had the strength and she was nearly exhausted with overwork watching and weeping The tale brief as it was had to be told with frequent pauses as the invalid in the next room coughed or tinkled a bell for her to come to change his position and attempt to ease the discomfort for which there was but one real easement and that was hourly approaching Yes I know Miss Henderson reWhile the mother was away on these sponded Mrs Estabrook pleasantly in duties the visitor talked with the chil- ¬ an encouraging tone but this time my dren drawing them out as to their charity fund is not quite exhausted studies and pleasures What is it please that has affected you The elder two evidently were good so scholars and the youngest was a Oh j ou are always so kind I want bright quiet little thing prematurely you to go with me and see what I have aged by continuous Avant and the pres- ¬ seen A laborer dying of a lingering ence of suffering in the house disease and poverty with a wife and And dont you love dolls or play ¬ three children half fed and half things I do not see any around nor warmed The oldest girl is about 11 any books surely you ought to have the youngest only three When the picture books to amuse you Do you husband is awake the wifes time is not go to Sunday school for she saw spent trying to ease his suffering which none of the usual evidences the lesson is constant but by sewing during his books the Sunday school papers the daytime naps and nights she has kept library books usually seen where there starvation away not much more Too are children were all wanting here proud to beg they have sold almost The eldest daughter quietly said everything that could be spared and We have not been lately like many that was not much The doctor came older people answering the last ques- ¬ and asked me to investigate the case tion first We never had manv books and sec if I could interest some of the and they had to go we havent any ladies I knew I found no food no now and the baby girl chimed in money scarcely a hit of fuel and the Love dolls Guess I do I had one half crazed djing man scolding be- last Christmas a real pretty one all cause he was cold and finding fault that dressed but mamma give it to the the chicken broth he longed for had not washwoman an I aint got nothin been brought to him Poor man he is now and she broke into loud sobs too far gone to know the reason why Minnie cried reprov ¬ and blames his wife says she is tired of ingly hearing the her mother as she waiting upon him I went to a kind came back into thechilds words room market man and he has sent up a bas Do not ket full of provisions so that thej will what does blame her it is my fault But she mean have supper and breakfast at least But Mrs Crandall colored deeply It was they need fuel clothes medicine so hard to be poor and harder still to be everything A more complete case of destitution I never saw where there forced to expose her poverty in all its was not drunkenness to cause it and bareness to strangers Why it is this waj- I have no place the poor woman so brave through it all but this room to wash in and the steam and proudly hushing the children when thej said to me that they were hungry goes right in there and chokes him and he fretted so and coughed every and cold I will go there to night alone and time I washed that it seemed as if I here is 10 for you to buy and send up never could get through another wash at once to them what thej most need day I never had a washing done for mc before in my life except when the for over Sunday Here she lowered her ad- ¬ babies came Mrs Estabrook wrote down the dress and called her carriage Quickly voice though the door was partly And so I thought we could get donning a street suit she was soon closed along without any more washing till alighting at the entrance of a narrow street and instructed her coachman to it was all over thinking every week wait there for her as she did not like would be the last But poor man hes to intrude her private carriage and lasted along till wed got to have some servants where it would create a stir things and his cough worse than ever and sensation as such an equipage is and I couldnt have the steam here nohow and I had no money and had apt to do in a tenement district ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ysjZ vaimajiac y- n ii xwv SM h i Wa W j - m 7 mAVxYjmezgm tfWmZZ2 y ym0y i w I --M wszZi2 rV vy ioo I tfiu i umviwim i - ¬ - that precious name Dear Helena how glad she will be morrow to know that her toys have to gone to glad Eastertide for one of Gods For Sate little ones Her heart as last was stirred to its most generous depths and early Easter I have for sale a splendidly situated morning on her way xo church she building admirably adapted for a school drove to the door of the Crandalls poor for home for this time the carriage hejd Theeither young men or young women grounds and that which made it needful to drive into in every way and building are large pur- ¬ suitable for school the narrow court poses and was long successfully used for The faithful John had had to make such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ several trips to and from the carriage respond with persons desiring to pur ¬ Terms made for there was a basket of dainty dishes chase said property for the invalid and the dolls bedstead known on application with its sleeping twins that would open C their eyes when Minnie should take Keat Estate- Agent them- up the tiny tea table and arm ¬ Paris Ky chair the china tea set and boxes full of other toys There were Helenas gowns and other clothes for Minnie and plain gowns of her own for the other girls At home she had left in a box ready to be sent when needed I wish to rent at ouce a very desirable centrally located residence her own plainest suit of black for Mrs brick Rent is extremely reasonable and house Crandall There was a box of books many of them juveniles from her own in good repair Apply at once to girlhoods library and there was not only a Bible suitable for use on that Real Estate Agent last occasion now so close at hand Paris Ky but there were Testaments for Bella and Carrie to replace those that had HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ been sold for food and medicine I could not sleep last night My SMITH SHOP FOR SALE mind was so full of the sadness of see- ¬ ing that poor little Minnie sitting up in DESIRE to sell my house and ot that armchair so primlj with nothing with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ at all to play with as she so quaintly ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal said and there were dear Helenas ance in twelve months For further treasures doing no one any good and I particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON am quite sure now though I have long 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky refused to see it so that they were do ¬ ing me great harm by keeping my loss ever before me and helping to make my HKTCS- heart hard and selfish When it was all over Mrs Crandall was helped to mpve into a brighter and healthier locality and the tenement though small was made tidy and com- ¬ fortable by gifts from several who be ¬ The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ came interested in her case and fine thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No sewing in plenty was given her to do Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ by Mrs Estabrook and others who re¬ alogue on application to quired fine plain sewing and were will ¬ ing to pay for having it done H F HILLENME1ZER Indeed the Easter gift of Helenas Lexington Ky toys was the harbinger of good to Mrs Telephone 279 Estabrook in full as great a degree as to the family she assisted out of a tem- ¬ CALDWELLS porary slough of distress She kept a protecting eye over the family ever CONSTlPATIONil after and rejoiced equal with the mother when a couple of years later the eldest graduated from the public school with a fair business education and at once became a wage earner A girl at 13 and fresh from a grammar school who could earn three dollars a I have secured Doug Thomas Train ¬ week looked to one of the leisure class ing Stables in the snburbs of Paris Ky lately occupied by John T Hedges A like a prodigy splendid track is attached to these Life was brightening for the Cran- ¬ ¬ dalls Two years later the second daugh ¬ stables which have every modern conter did ds well There were three wage veniencebe glad to greet all my old I will earners now and they were a friends and patrons at my new quarters all owing to the timely G- help gijln PArtIS KENTUCKY In renfembrahce of her own gain each 22mar lmo for Mrs Crandall and family She feels that God sent her to them for her own good fully as much as for Local theirs and that then for the first time her eyes were opened to the real truth WILL BE FOUND IN of those words that she had often re- ¬ peated but never believed so she now THE BOURRON NEWS thinks that It is more blessed to give AND THE than to receive Keziah Skelton in Ladies World fcipi Piertg m 402 MAIN h dailey IE32aTIJST --Over Deposit Bank ST 8 to 12 a PARIS KY Office hours in 1 to 6 pm H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co 1 N FISHER to 12 am to 5 p in - Residence For Rent J o p in R ADAIBt Dental Surgeon Phone 79 Paris Ky d to 12 a m No 3 Broadway Office Hourp N 0 FISHER and 1 3dc tf tj GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Etc I Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Oil ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak- ¬ Main Street --- - Paris Ky trees SPB J SOS PLANTS VINES N C FISHER AND Attorney-At-La- w Real Estate Agent Office Main St opp Court house Over Louisville Store ltnar lyr W O HINTON Agent SDR ttl PEPSIN Fire Wind and Insurance OLD Storm rto Training Stables THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT P AYING NON UNION CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD W SWEARENG EN CRAYFORD BROS DE33SL03 fc 3Stl 530XJS - Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts vTi p - state am Mm JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Call3 Your work ia promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable WATCHING AND WEEPING sold everything except the doll All diessed as twas it was worth a dollar And I have a neighbor who takes in ashing and she has a little girl The other girls had given up their Testa ¬ ments and all the books that the have had Christmas and birthdays and I took Minnie and told her that it was her turn now to help but I had to be almost harsh with her for she would not sa3 she was willing Then I went and oifered the doll to the woman if she would take all my things over there and do them for me and she said she would and the neighbors are talk ¬ ing about a poor woman she must lie and hire her washing done And heres Minnie has told everybody that has come into the house that I have given her doll away and I told her not to do it again and now I will have to whip her No no WEEKLY ENQUIRER Easter eggs can be colored wi th aniline dye It should be diluted to the DR CALDWELLS proper shade and the eggs boiled in it We have arranged a Clubbing Kate Green the color of hope and resurrec- ¬ by which we can cive tion is particularly appropriate but a CURES INDIGESTION variety is pleasing red pink blue Both Papers One Year for only S225 pale yellow and purple Eggs can be Regular Price for Both is 275 s boiled hard and painted in CMCfflMTI RY with a single spring flower as a We save you generous part of this Biin FRANKFORT primrose or a butterfly aiso a symbol Send or bring your cash with order to In Effect March 1 1SD7 of the resurrection They should be ar ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS ranged in nests of moss German chil- ¬ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Paris Ky dren believe that the Easter eggs are laid by hares so representations of this little animal are often placed on them THE EAST BOUND or near them Painted butterflies NEW YORK WORLD mounted on wire can be made to hover IjVc Knink fort Hpin ili in 3r2Upin over the nest Ladies Home Journal iiimj Ait Kkiiorn EDITION In ¬ Coloring Easter Eg firs S YRUP PEPSS water-color- t TIIlttCK-A-WJSE- K ART OUTCLASSED IS rase a Vcc 15G Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Sunday ArrStnmnliig Ground Arr Dnvnlls Arr iconic ow ii Lve Wcorsclown A rr Newtown Arr entrcville- Arr Elizabeth I 1 A rr Svitztr 7iiini XtJSpm 7Wnm IrnJipnt 7r20am llom 8Huiii 4Upi Sl2ani S bl nil Iyy except I ill iiii I l2lit JKpm 8ain fclilpm SMOiini 22siini lrlpiu WEST UOUND 0pni aml r12pm l3Siim r JKjvm yISam TiroNpm IOpni foTipm UJpm 1 that you will not punish that mere baby Promise me Mrs Crandall ¬ and she sobbed aloud again What wonder that Mrs Estabrook took the weeping child in her arms and loved her till she ceased crying Was not the childs wail very similar in word and spirit to the wail she had given voice to when Helena was taken from What was she herself bui an older babe Do not worry Mrs Crandall about getting sewing to do I will see that all your present needs are provided for and by the by will be time enough to ch It was all my fault 2so it was my doll and it was all I had an now I aint got nothin oh oh hr publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its political news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for tW people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important nowfa point3 on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other Tiffington Boffington your wifes special departments oF usual interest Wo offer this nnequaled newspaper Easter gown is very picturesque Boffington Picturesque That gown and The Bourbon News together one cost more money than any picture you year for 225 The regnlar subscription price of the ever saw Detroit Pree Press two papers is 300 Tlie Date for Easter Thirty days hath September ¬ k Edition of The The New York Would is first among all Arr Elizabeth weekly papers in size frequency of t re Thrice-a-Wee- 20am Arr en vi lie Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown live Georgetown Arr Duvaiis Arr Stamping Ground Arr S wi tzer Arr Ellcborn GEO B HA RPER I jI000am JOMOam lOMbam l 1 1110am 0r3pm JMpm 11 1 11 rl v rnijjtm JIB 5aiii 71 pm 7iMpm Geul Supt Geul Pass Ast Fkankfort Ky C I IJERCA W CHE TIME EAST OHIO R OrJOpm TABLE 0pm BOUND plan for your future -- Each knew that by the by meant when all was over Mrs Estabrook went back to her carriage and was driven to her home a r wiser if not a sadder woman than she had been for many a day To think that she had been selfishly bemoaning Helenas transition to a higher life when there was such real living trouble at her door needing the comfort that she could so easily give She had said that she could not give Ills First Choice up Helenas dolls and little Minnie is the favorite Easter flower What Crandall had had to give her only doll asked the teacher to the washwoman to ease a suffering The painted egg answered omiav father confidently Detroit Free Press Every person can remember But to know when Easters come Puzzles even scholars some When March the twenty first is past Just watch the silvery moon And when you see it full and round Know Easterll be here soon After the moon has reached its full Then Easter will be here The very Sunday after In each and every year And if it hap on Sunday The moon should reach its height The Sunday following this event Will be the Easter bright Boston Transcript f RAIUJOAD TItE CARD lv Winchester U5Sam 23pm Ar Mt SterlinslJr25pm 00piii Ar Iiv Louisville ArLexlngtou Lv Lexinglou 1 ll2iam 850pm S0nrn to 8am 600pm 115am S10pm mm iiUpm lfnni L N RR 538 p Ar Washington 0um 703pm ARRIVAL OP TRAINS ArNew York PhiladephiaUl5am 705pm 1240nn WEST EOUND JfcOSpm From Cincinnati 105S a m m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a in 328 pm From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville 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 xo Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 pm F B Carr Agent Trains marked thus run daily ex¬ cept Sunday other tr iius run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and JNew York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations ox any information call on orGEORGE W 780am kiOpm Grooam 2 5lpm S00ani 520pm 7IHaiu 315pm 011am tooUpm 1001 am 7r2tptu ArLouisvillcl 100am 815pm Barney Agent L F B Carr Div Pass- - Agent Lexington Ky N R R lY Paris Ky tdfcgUaibj n i iSSBlllP - MiM r H - v r B 4f gy- - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY APRIL 8 1898 msxxassBm c lSociuiots From Truth Sfcoyal matves the food pure wnolesome ana acutiuus x Walter XJhamp in Truth AX EXCEPTIONAL BRIDE 00mI the most remarkable bride of Mks MekMET Mks Mekmkt Young Mrs Hymen is I ever heard that age when She didnt write borne wedding trip that she had the from her best husband in the world Mrs Violette In what wayi Having been engaged in the Dry Goods business without a rest or delay for over forty years and now being of 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 m V soldiers Willie I wonder what the battles canteens during cany in their V EVERY flltJLHJLti A Ffc nrs rr s - a ys tt -- a wtt 1IN Ml STUKK ht-v ir r r rArsr s -- nr- - IK Johnnie G un powder tea of course NUPTIAL KNOTS One Half The Price Asked For The Same Glass of Goods at Other 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 am satisfied I can give my customers better goods at lower prices than any competilor To reduce stock I will commencing on I 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL DAK1NO POWDER CQ NEWAKMIIC Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Mr and Mrs James C Lemon will To take advantage of the high Tariff that was introduced with the advent of the present administration in office Houses TIE BOURBON HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER W Make all Checks Money mayabletothe order of Champ MiijjBb Orders etc Latest News Of The War celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniver ¬ sary Toesday at Georgetown Mr Charles Bashford late of this city who is now in St Louis in the em- ¬ ploy of the Bradstreet Company was married recently to Miss Nellie Fruchey of St Louis The groom is a son of Mrs Sallie BasTiford of this city and has a host of friends to wish him happiness His bride is a lovely and esti- ¬ mable St Louis girl Invitations worded as follows were friends sent this morning to and relatives of the contracting parlies You are invited to witness the marriage ceremony of ¬ out-of-to- fcL M i t W W1 J - Offer J vptifrriau oCityiUdii -- i F - - -- l - - - 3T 5 v- - 11 Iff fe I vf r to Tbe gnard was trebled yesterday Benjamin Brent Hutchcraft i around Gen Woodfords official quarters Saturday morning April twenty third My goods are all new of this seasons importation no old stock everything fresh and nice previous Bargain and ninety eight ii Madrid When Gen Woodford eighteen hundredoclock attest the merits of my way of doing business and conducting these periodical sales This sale is made to Sales wiil at ten leaves tbe British consul will take Baptist Church reduce the already too large stock on hands Many charge of the legation Paris Ky Two hundred Americans left Havana No invitations were sent to friends in Wednesday and others are leaving as the city and county but all invited to be f aBt as possible c3Lc3Loca present The Pope has asked the President to OBITUARY suspend extreme measnres pending his i efforts at mediation Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Havana was quiet yesterday Of The Dead It is reported that the Queen Regent Thos Haley a member of the LexmLjsst has appealed direct to Queen Victoria to ington police force dropped dead Tuesexert her influence to avert the war The deceased was a Representatives of England Russia day afternoon Haley of this city Germany France Austria and Italy brother of Lon Richard Talbott aged eighty years SCINTILLATIONS yesterday presented a joint address to The Northwestern Mutual life has IE BY The Northwestern is carrying nearly died Tuesday night at the residence of paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ President McKiulej trusting that peace Au Interesting Jumble Of News And Y W Moran near thie may Le maintained The address and his Every expectant mother has holders and to its policv holders aud is 1000000 insurance on the lives of Comment Bourbon Countys a wife and now holding for them answer in substance will be found on city The deceased leaves 180000000 an zens Call on R representative citi- ¬ No new cases of small pox are re a trying ordeal to face If she does not excess over premium P Dow Jr for two daughters Mrs Y W Moran and reoeipts of over particulars page two 26oc 8t ported at Richmond 20000000 tf is believed that the moment the Mrs James Ingels both of near this It Richmond will vote oh the local Spanish fleet leaves Cape Verde Islands city Funeral services were held at the J the White Squadron will start to inter- ¬ grave in the Paris cemetery yesterday ootion nutstiou June 1L jt A curfew whistle mukV5Padncah boys afternoon at half past two oclock by cept it go home at uiue oclock f-The U 8 is buying ammunition in Rev F W Eberhardt WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E 0P France and tons of it are already tn Wink Smith of 0vitusviUe broke WHEEL NOTES route from England an arm while swiujiin Vbnier- - id i fM IMPORTED SUITIMS 1HD TROUSERINGS quadrille Riots are feared in Havana and Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Madrid during Holy Week this week Middlesborongh Confeuerate ett rans Home And Elsewhere and Americaus may be killed The annnal Kentucky 100 mile race are talkiog of orgaiiizfugkf company to If war is declared the hotels Hygeia v i BCfB and Chamberlain at Old Point Omfort from Lexington to Covington will c6ibe VfihSpa V uJliaSELfiit 1 have to be razed The sites were off this pear Decoration Day May 30 wil The Confederate Veteran Association Our Prices are lower tKatf any hoiiBe inCentrsl --Kentucky whe leased from the government on that con ¬ of Kentucky paid out999 i5 last year get ready for it quality and style are considered dition The hotels which cost together We ask you to give usTcalf Ukcle Sam has another cause for war there is no telling about 3000000 obstruct the range of in the fact that the deadly cigarette was for the relief of comrades what may happen the guns at Fortress Monroe A Jack The Peeper is sniffing invented by the Spanish Child birth is full around in tbe yards at Flemiuusliur Emile Zolas acquittal his raised of uncertainties if Congressman Johnson of Indiana Puncture him with a load of iaL hot 9 j8P France in the opinion of the world Nature is not given proper assistance thinks that the war paity is hard Flemingsburg votes on ihe local JFITE JMC33TCOTTA VT TATTOR happiest man in all Kentucky is pressed for gronnd to stand upon since 0 ition qutstiou May 31s The and tht S E TIPTONCutter editor W P Walton of the Stanford it has been driven from one position to Gazette predicts a hoc old time until Journal who is the proud father of a another until it is now seeking the after the agony is over is the best help you can use at this time fine son whu waB born Sunday In the Maine incident as an excuse The Louisville Savings Loan and It is a liniment and when regularly ap name of Heaven what better excuse Building Association filed a suit against plied several months before baby comes Editor Thos A Davis of the would any country want than the Maine ColR S Crigler for thu foreclosure of a it makes the advent easy and nearly pain- ¬ Be sure and come and see the new and beautiful lines of Ledger has been appointed Deputy tragedy to give a soundly deserved mortgage of about 17000 ou tlit- - Wood less It relieves and prevents morning lector of Internal Revenue at Mays threshing to a treacherous nation laud distillery on the Harrodsburg pike sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ ville an unsolicited compliment worth cles relieves the distended feeling short¬ ily bestowed See J T Hintons new line of mat A Franklin county farmer drew 3000 makes recovery rapid and cer-¬ tings tf out if a Frankfoi t bank the other day ens labor The Soldier Priest tain without any dangerous after effects and lost the roll on the street wht re it STCOK AND TURF NEWS Mothers Friend is good for only one The Tattler says in Tbe Louisville laid for three hours An honest man purpose viz to relieve motherhood of Times SsIpb and Transfer Of Stock Crop Etc found it aud returned it to the bauk danger and pain Father Tom Major who prayed for Turf Notes where the farmer found it four hours I Gen Fitzhugh Lee at Frankfort the Cdollar bottle at all drug stores or Bent The outlook for the wheat crop all later by mail on receipt of price being daily added to my already complete assortments other night was one of Morgans rough Free Books containing valuable informa riders during the civil war There was over the State is very encouraging An order has been placed by the War tion for women will be Bent to any address no bolder or more dashing horseman A few more very choice patterns of extra fine mat- ¬ E A Tipton is in San Francisco se ¬ Department for 100 gray uniforms for upon application to than he and he might have served as a THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO tings just added to the best line in Kentucky prototype of dArtignan in the Three curing entries for his Montana race experimental use in thi aiU3r The uniAtlanta CJa Some years ago as Gen circuit Guardsmen forms will be made of light duck of Basil Duke sat in his office a gentleman Come in and see tham You cannot beat this White The American Trotting Association fine texture and of such color as to came in garbed as a Catholic clergy- ¬ Your Iiife Insured lc a Day Enameled Iron Bed Brass Trimmed Cotton top Mattress man He addressed Gen Duke and decides that the qualification of record render them inconspicuous Gen Mile3 asked if he remembered him The Gen- for pacers and trotters in its registry believes ihat these uniforms would be of Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ line woven wire spring durable and eral looked at him and though there shall be 225 and 230 respectively special value for troops iu a war in able paper on the Capital City Bank of gas pipe was something familiar about his visitor Southern latitudes on account of thnir Columbus O There can be no stronger At the sale of Bland Summers he could not locate him They talked guarantee given you We dare not use for a while and the caller recounted Highbaugh in Hardin county 780 lightness a banks name without authority if you several anecdotes of past times which cottle were sold in car load lots Year- ¬ doubt it write them Good health is showed he was en rapport with the Wrights the best life insurance affairs of the war Finally Gen Duke ling cattle brought 5 to 525 per Celery Capsules gives you good health 5gSggSS3SSSS3333g333Jeii stared at the visitor and then recog- hundred cattle of 900 to 1000 pounds r Kidney and Stomach zl u thev cure Liver nizing him all of a sudden said Why 475 to 5 and heifers same price trouble Rheumatism Constipation and w Sick Headaches 100 days treatment its Tom Major But what are vou do Simms and Andersons colt Tom Col ft He could not ing in clerical dress 3 costs lc a day A sight draft on above realize the fact that the dashing caval- ¬ lins won the Gerst Brewing Company ft bank in every 1 box which brings ryman had beccme a servant of the Handicap at Nashville Monday from a ft W your money back if we fail to cure you ft g Sold by W T Brooks druggist Lord and his astonishment at the recog- ¬ field which included Presbyterian win- ¬ ft ft Do you eomc to trie close of nition was ludicrous Father Major is ner of the New Orleans Derby The now one of the most popular clergyman tfi tf An tt h nmi vM Tr rh atiste purse was 1000 Collins won the race in the State and wherever he goes he is Docs this continue day after p Northern seed Irish potatoes at as warmly welcomed by the Protestants easily running the seven furlongs in ft s-tf day possibly week after week J8 McDermott Spears as by those of his own faith He is a 129 over a very heavy track ft Perhaps you are even too C3- - w genial lovable man and there was 1 the great Ornament son b hausted to sleep Thensonus-- p something touching and most loyal in Triumph In Photographic Art ¬ his prayer for the son of his great Con- of Order is ready to race Reports thing is wrong All these federate chieftain The Carbon Photograph will stand come from Memphis that he was given ft things indicate that you are jg the test of time and atmospheric in- ¬ his work out Wednesday for the Mont-¬ 3 suffering from nervous ex-fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ Awarded gomery Handicap which will be run able The likeness is always preserved haustion Your nerves need Highest Honors Worlds Fair to morrow the opening day of the New in minntest detail and can be made feeding and your blood en- from any old picture I invite all who Memphis Jockey Club In this race Or- B riching are interested in large pictures to exam nament will meet Boanerges Salvable ine this wonderful picture before giving Buckvidere Good Times Ulysses Per¬ ft and enlarg- your sit You get the best goods right in my store for trie formance and others least Hi free when you desire a large w tings ft and guarantee satis- uiuney picture from life Do not buy any wall paper until you Very respectfully faction Hypo-get J T Hintons prices and see his n of Cod liver Oil with L Grinnan Artist stock phosphites of Lime and ooda Paris Ky 29mar tf just the remedies to 5 contains sv Wrights Celery Tea rn- Vr meet tnese wants me coo- - w tion sicc heaIafht We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ 2i g liver oil gives the needed pair your linen and put neck bands on A Good Memory strcnorth enrich Q the DlOOO Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Haggard Reed y t- e free often saves money and also good health y- - w If i mc MattieVarden bucn as DJamsoQs India umnens Organdies Embroideries and v Laces Tl Ci - m nHBan ull b h Ihm MUIII I41lli 10111 and ID llli dllll KSi 3 At such Low Prices as were Never Before quoted in Paris - ome and see us and you shall nor NEW IMPORTED DEESS GOODS 7UL too loo tlxijs April 14th 15th and 16th JL 529 MAIN STREET PARIS KY to s0o be disappointed Remember i ¬ ¬ fs T UQjEJE TT son-in-la- w k -- j Jiiip v A - FOR SPRING AND SUMMER -- Mothers Friend ¬ ¬ FURNITURE CARPETS AND LACE CURTAINS ir ¬ ¬ PI ¬ anua strongno ¬ Worn Out S four-year-o- ld JUST LIKE OUT DR ¬ For I Scotts Emulsion I frrTle i lets 895 ¬ CREAM BAKEN P0WDIR MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free you are troubled with constipation ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 60c and SI 00 of V T Brooks druggist Paris Ky ljan xm -- indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ft ieeas xne nerves ano pophosphites give them tone and vigor Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion g AU druggists rrr t JT HINTO BQR JEIIRE - To Cure A Cold In One Day Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ 1 om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 Ui YEARS THE STANDARD Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Laundry for a good finish tfj Steam 50c and 100 JK ft SCOTT BOWNE Chemists ntw ionc w T if it fails to cure ICy All druggists refund the money 2oc For sale by W Brookaand James Kennedy Paris Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to AURIAG-ES- - EQ JL jr 1 kv5 rti 3 THE BOUEBON NEWS PARIS KYi FRIDAY APRIL 8 1898 THE H1 m rai - zw v f have been sold to a real estate syndicate and will be cut up into building lots office at Paris Ky as the necessity for an electric street rail- ¬ Enlcied at the Post secon iiss mail matter way system is plainly apparent With a line running from Second street to the TELEPHONE NO 124 Bethlehem pike the lots in the fair grounds shoold nnd ready purchasers SUBSCRIPTION PRICES A street railroad builder recently told Payable in Advance The News that a mile and a half of 8100 82 00 Sixmonths One year equipped with news costs you cant even get a re ¬ track could be built and two or three trolley cars for 10000 port FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHAKGK The News believes that the sum could Make all Checks Money Orders Etc be easily raised if some enterprising payable to the order of Champ MiMjKK citizeu would start the ball The real ¬ estate syndicate Ladies call and see the beauti- ¬ scribe liberally would probably sub OSalntarls Rossini tbe Kentucky Midland ful new line of childrens suits and the Electric Light Co would doubt- ¬ Lexington Wednesday Goth Tautum Ergo Gregorian Laudate Dominuui Mrs Robt Ferguson was a visitor sizes from three to seven years less take a comfortable block of the stock and the business men and citizens in Lexington yesterday at Price Oos clothiers The new choir of St Peters Episco jvould in all probability take the re Mr and Mrs Geo R Davis spent pal Church will render a specially ar- ¬ To day is Good Friday Wednesday in Lexington mainder of the stock Who will start ranged program of Easter music Sun ¬ the ball business day The choir is composed of the fol ¬ Editor John Bosley made a See J T Hintons ad on fourth page trip to Cincinnati Tuesday lowing Trebles Mrs Ernest Exon Always ask for Paris Milling cheap J T His ton has the best and Mr Will Simms arrived home yes- Mrs Ben Spears Misses Alice Spears tf est wall papers Oos Purity flour All grocers terday from Hot Springs Ark Bessie Haynes Edua Fithian Jennie keep it Insist on having Purity Mary Varden Nannie Ringltng Fros circus will exhibit at Miss Eddie Spears is spending a few K Purnell Swearengen Katie Lei Hooge Masters days with relatives in Lexington Lexington oa April 26th and at Mt every time Sterling on the following day Miss Margaret Ingels is the guest of Joe Varden Willie Swearengen White Pike Contracts Let Varden Earl Swearengen Charlie Mrs R A Woolums in Midway baseball enthusiasts are The Paris Htbian and Clay Sutherland Altos The Fiscal Court Tuesday contracted Mrs Sallie Pullen is visiting her making arrangements to attend the with the parties named below to keep in Mrs J C Brent Miss Clara Dawson opening games at Louisville and Ciu- - repair for one yearltieTfollo wing pikes in sister Mrs D R Robb in Versailles Miss Effie Paton Tmors Jas H Exon Mrs W L Collins of Seventh Ernest Exon cinnati Bassos N F Brent Ed District No 2 under the supervision of street has been quite ill for several Fothergill Thomas McClintock days G rvE your order for Easter flowers to Commissioner At the Methodist Cburch the choir Ruddles Mills Oliver Mrs J W Holliday who will have an Millersburg Miss Louise Russell is at home from will render appropriate music and a Shawhan elegant display on sale at H S Stouts Denton Ruddles Mills college in Cincinnati for the Easter holi- ¬ solo will be snng by Mrs Chas Mehagen John and Geo Rankin Paris Town It Satnrday days Appropriate music will be sung by send Simon Holleian Millersburg organized by H S Cane Ridge Jas McNamara Millers- ¬ JVlrs Sallie Collins the aged mother the choirs at the Christian and Baptist The suit club Stout agent will begin to morrow burg Lexington east end Morris of W L Collins is quite ill at Ruddles Churches There will be no special musical program at the Presbyterian April 9th at 8 p m Members are asl- - Fitzgerald Ardeiy pike same Paris Mills It ed to be present Conductor Julius Herrick of the L Churches Peacock Matt Long Bro Redmon N has returned from a trip in the Go to J T Hintons tor furniture Congressman E E Settle has re- pike John Long Paris Ruddles Mills South Mt Bro Shawhan Matt Long membered The News with the PresiUse Parib Milling Co s Purity Mr F H Hudson a New York dents message and the official report of Carmel John M Rankin Jacksonville Silas nswspaper man was in the city Wed- - flour for sale by all grocers Townsend Jacksonville the Board of Inquiry on the Maine dis- ¬ Cburch and Clay Kiser pike Simon nesday aster Ask for it Take no other t Holleran Phillips pike John W Con- ¬ -Mrs Henry Spears was the v way Hite Dudley city bill posters Miss Whites Song Recital guest of relatives in Lexington Wed- received notice from Cooper ElThe other contracts have not yet been nesday Miss Villa Whitney White an ex- ¬ Co that their circus would visit Paris reported Mrs Henry Terrill wife of one of ceptionally clever vocalist of Chicago The date was not an ¬ next ninth N operators in this city is will give i song recital next Thursday Do not think of buying a refrigerator the L nounced night at the lecture room of the Metho ¬ until you have seen the ones J T Hin- ¬ very ill Conductor Chappell of the L Mr John Stuart went to Flemings dist Chnrch under the auspices of the tf ton is showing N of this city has an interesting relic burg Wednesday for a short visit to Paris Musical Study Club A James ¬ Kentucky Midland Improvements which has been in the possession of bis town N Y paper says relatives a copy of family for mauy years It is It is not usual for an artist to under- ¬ The Kentucky Midlard Railroad will The Young Mens Dancing Club the Virginia Gazette and Petersburg shortly improve its passenger service will give a dance at Odd Fellows Hall take the compieheusiye work required to interpret a program of nineteen songs InteRi eg encer bearing date of September between Paris and Frankfort by putting Monday mtrht and with them to give such a lecture 18 1794 and edited by Win Prentiss on a car which will make several trips Miss Matilda Alexander is at home upon the development ot song as must place the speaker among the authorities Gov Bradley is receiving daily hnn every day between the two cities The from school at Avoudale Ohio to spend upon the history of tolksong Ot biug dreds of letters from persons wanting car which will be a comoiued mail the Easter holidays ers there are many and of masical pa senger and baggage car will be sixty commissions to join the Cuban army Mrs L Frank is spending a few lecturers not a tew but the combined en- ¬ intellectuality aud artistic endowment He said it was impossible to answer in ¬ feet Jong and will be pulled by au days with her sons Drs Louis and Ben which is possessed by Miss Villa Whit- ¬ one end of the dividually so rnanv letters from patriotic gine which is located in Frank in Louisville ney White is indeed rare impressed with the fact car Superintendent George Harper has Miss White is fitted tor her special citizens but is Miss Nannie Wilson has returned no trouble to raiselarge already contracted for this combined from an extended vieit- - -- to Miss Eva work by a womanly personality which CthMat-will-b- e at ouce assures her hearers they are be ¬ car and engine and hopes to have it riih- Ifrmy in Kentucky fore an earnest student who is an en ning shortly making splendid time Chamberlain in Atlanta An impromptu dance will be given thusiast in her work and an independent F H There are now only three of these cars The Winchester Sun says thinker in reachiug her conclusions in operation in the United States The at Odd Fellows Hall this evening by Jackson of the firm F H Jackson members of the Bourbon Dancing Club A king of Lis trade in the laundry Co manufacturers of the Kentucky car will carry about sixty people business must necessarily be one that Rev E G B Mann and sister-in-laStock Marker took orders in Paris For fresh fish No 1 salmon black Miss Ida Friund were among tbe understands it thoroughly in all its Tha firm Monday for 8000 markers bass and Spanish mackerel try Laugh ¬ Parisians who were in Lexington yes- ¬ slightest details That is why wj are is receiving large orders from all parts lin Bros meat market Dressed fowls terday doing the lions share of the laundry of the country and the factory here is 8aprtf and choicest meats Fine and careful business m Paris running day and night Masses Bartow and Isabel Simrall work and a color and finish on your Report of Bourbons Treasurer of Covington are tho guests of Miss linen that pleases the i 03 fastidious My Hue of wall papers will discount Elizabeth Spears They arriyed yester- ¬ are our claims to jour patronage On the first page of to days News is anything shown in Kentucky Come in Phone 4 day afternoon J T Hinton printed the official report of C Alex ¬ tf and see them Bourbon Steam Laundry tf The Jolly Bachelors will crive a of Boarbon County to ander Treasurer Cos Judge Cantrill has yet to read the be published twice in The News by german at Odd Fellows Hall next Fri- ¬ Communion suits at Price It day evening Saxtons orchestra will clothiers briefs in the agreed case testing the conn order of the Fiscal Court stitutionality of the new law creating a This report will be the object of much furnish the music for the event Advertised Letter Llst new Board of Prison Commissioners interest as it shows the disbursements of Mr J H Exon of the Wheeler List of letters remaining unclaimed and it may be several days before his de- ¬ the large sums devoted to turnpike re- ¬ Dakota Courier is the guest of his No matter pairs and to the purchase of pikes cision is handed down brother Mr E E Exon while en route m Paris Ky postoffice April 8 1898 lackson Lena Addison W H which way he decides the case will be The News is requested to state that home from a trip to England Kennerliug J T Clayhone Clara taken to the Court of Appeals any person who desires may see the Miss Mary Lawrence Holt who has Calaway Jas Keith Emma Lanhatn Cary numerous vouchers on file with the been dangerously ill is improving Collier Alice people of Paris and adjoining County Clerk showing how the monies The Lewis Cunningham Her 6ister Miss Nellie Holt who has Deway Chas Jim Martin Cain Aris towns are fortunate in having an estab- ¬ were expended been at her bedside has returned to Grleun Noah Miles Lewis com- ¬ lishment in their midst that will Louisville Picerell Mamna Griffin Elizabeth pare favorably with anything in the J T Hintons wall papers are the Hituer Rev J K Sastrer Thos Miss Vashti Ward arrived yester- ¬ tf Sweeney Mrs Ann larger cities We were very much sur ¬ best and cheapest Hughes E A day from Georgetown to oe the guest of White Wm the large and varied lines J T prised at For Easter a select line of shirts Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock on Persons calling for aboye letters will Hinton has on exhibition and can neckwear and bats at Price Higgius avenue Miss Bertie Wailis of please say advertised assure our readers that they can find collars W L Davis P M No trouble to show Muir will also spend Easter with the clothiers anything they want in the house fur ¬ Cos It Misses McClintock nishing line right in his establishment goods -Raceland Jersey butter for Misses Isabel Simrall of Coyingcon of time and money to go It is a waste For Easter a good and large line of Elizabeth Van Meter of Danville sale by Newton Mitchell tf home away from Monogram boys knee pants suits sizes Margaret Woodford of Mt Sterling 8 to 15 years all wool from 250 to 5 and Elizabeth Hazelrigg of Frankfort of the most cruel acts ever wit- ¬ One at Price Cos clothiers No gtrouble will come to Paris next week for a visit nessed in this city occurred Monday at It to show goods 10 Shares of Agricultural Bank cf to Miss Bessie Woodford They wiU the rear entrance of the court houst Paris attend the Jolly Bachelors german A fallen horse which was striking his 10 shares of Deposit Bank of Paris Easter suits for little men the tall was brutally head upon the ground For sale prvately The following persons were enter- ¬ big fat man and the kicked by its driver until bystanders in- ¬ slim man the tained the other day by Mrs C B A T FORSYTH ¬ When they left the man little fat man at prices that defy co- Mitchelf at a terfered family reunion clothiers again kicked the prostrate animal and mpetitionat Price Cos Mesdames Amos Turney Jesse Turney stamped mercilessly upon his head We keepdressed fowls and fresh fish R J Neely Oohn C Clay S W Willis The name of the human brute could not besides supplying the best seasonable F J Cheek Jas T Davis J A Lyle be learned and he left town before he fresh meats such as spring lamb veal Mary Ingels Nellie Weeks W W Mitchell Harry B Clay Newt Mitchcould be arrested and choice beef Favor us with yotr ell S W Willis Jr Misses Lucy Col orcier we will supply you with the beet Fresh Meats For Easter Market ville May Colville Ella Mitchell Laughlin Bros 8aprtf Neely Sadie Davis ¬ Mamie Maggie Laughlin Bros the popular butchis Davis Jessie Turney Lizzie M Turney Attention Horsemen Notice ers are daily slaughtering some extra very given to all owners of stallions jacks The placts at the luncheon were marked nice spring lambs and a lot of pretty quotation cards and the re- ¬ choice beeves are now being served and bulls that license should be taken with their trade as well as the tendereet veal out before any service is rendered as past was served in courses The recepthat ever was offered in a Paris meat the law requires me to collect a penalty tion rooms were prettily decked with be- ¬ plants and Easter lillies That you can always find market Laughlin Bros keep dressed of 20 per cent if service is Tendered can supply you fore taking out license fowls of all kinds and the latest and best footwear Ed D Paton on short notice They have just ar ¬ Dont use any other but Purity at our store Clerk Bourbon County Court ranged to keep fresh fish Try their No flour from Paris Milling Co tell 1 salmon 5apr 5t blak bass and Spanish mack We come to you with a your grocer you want no other erel Laughlin Bros will always give straight story You will find you the best in the Enter church in a peaceful mood on All grocers keep it 8aprtf market our shoes just what they Easter inorn You cant do this with sawing your neck A beautiful line ot artistic carpets in that collar of points Just cast your eye over J T Hin should be right in price fit them return tons advertisement on the fourth page tapestry ninnnoffo rA TmUrni- mnaxTPR Send them to us and have style and wear 1UJ 1UU VC1VCI ifw ii iry ii now on exhibition with a perfectly smooin in my large carpet ed Landretus garden seeds Meased with them department n jq umeeariy anar gee tuo c6c- - Vnn will bo MoDERMOTr Spears pick tf Bourbon Steam Laundry 2t tf J T Hinton V Eighteenth Year Established 1881 1 fl HEWS Now For Electric Street Cars Now since the Bourbon Fair grounds A special musical program has been COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY arranged for Easter services at the Catholic chnrch High mass viill be THE NEWS MAN held atf930 ocluck a m by Rev 32 A Burke The following is Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Father musical program The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And the Soprano Mrs Sutherland alto Miss Elsewhere Mrs Wash Webb of Elizabeth is Julia O Bnen tenor H C Howard organist basso Dr Frank Fithian very PI Carley Wilmoth is visiting relatives Prof A M Gulzeit Yidi Aquam Gregorian in Cynthiaua Kyrie Millard-Clay Jr was in Lexing Mr T H Giorza Gloria Credo Durand ton Wednesday Regiua Cole Rosewig Mr T H Clay Jr was in Lexing Le Jeal Sauctus ton Wednesday Benedictus Millard Agnus Dei Millard Mr B M Renick was a visitor in ¬ i PERSONAL MENTION JEuhtT Music STODDARD Are a li tie better ¬ Than any other harrows on the market but they cost no more They are ¬ M THE ORIGINAL ¬ DISC best H m mwr mw mH Ft m And long experience should make them better See the latest and ¬ RJ sold ojsrxs osr I II EL En Lb rrgtTTjffyttrrtn PARIS KIT I r7rgTiffMTffiiHi n yes--terda- SOMETHING NICE FOR -- EASTER AND FOR EVERY OTHER DA We have an elegant line of Ladies and Misses Shoes in all the latest toes and shapes and patterns nd colors and especially suitable for Easter and they are jut the thing for any special occasion Our line of gentlemens fashionable footwear is complete Davis Thomson Isgrig IsMA H9 ¬ CONDONS LOW PRICES T5 w Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Gocds Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices v o append st fToxrcr slisiIxjls Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and Dress Goods from 5c to 100 per One special lot at 39c Children at 10c per pnr yard worth double Notions ot all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and un-¬ New Table Linens5 from 20c to bleached cotton at 5c per yard 75c per yard Special sale at 50c New York Mills Wheeling 18c Large line of Penangs at 4c per worth 80c a yard yard Beautiful Pictures given away with 5 purchase -- FORSALE J Winters Co of this city have en- ¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday of each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glass s and guarantee satisfac- tion Call in and hae vour ejes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday April 7 1898 A -- ¬ i DIFFICULTIES OF SOLVING THE MAINE MYSTERY are becoming more complicated every day and are as annoying to those concerned as when you are looking for a first class laundry that will give you satisfaction in putting the proper color and finish on your linen unless you know where to find the Bourbon Steam laundry Our laundry work is the acme of beauty and perfection v AH 9 ¬ Dont Yon Know n i ¬ -- The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JRS BRO i - Picpmions J Rio ii Ol ayt Telephoas No 4 - -- i m iailf 6 ffiniiiappsffp I TT THE BOURBON NEWS PAETSfKX PUlJDAY APIIIL 8 1898 TOWN AND COUNtRY Why should he Morlev -- f s rki t v s ing side by side on the floor of my killed by him I suspected then that A LITTLE NONSENbE bedroom papa had something to do with the afJim and Bill were brothers on the old New Eighteenth Year Established 1881 The man whose life before the world fair I knew there was some business Fortimatelj Skinner who had arisen Hampshire farm She There are people who uce re his whispered conversation with had been blameless and honorable a relation betvVen them that I could not Igion as a cloak Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Jim was alwayi steady for the country after He I know it held a chaftm Wilson and gone poking about in the synonym for business virtue and in- understand and then papas secret MVhat will they do in the next world a BRUCTE FILLER lEdit0rS For his Jieart h e loved it and he knew corners and behind the empty barrels tegrity but who was in reality the trouble during the six weeks before do you think Oh they wont need each rock and hill When the pure trees murmured all his be- - and boxes here uttered a shout which greatest rogue imaginable who from he died was significant Yonkers Statesman liny cloak there caused us all to glance in his direction his capacity for engineering large en- ¬ ins seemed to thrill But after all this is only surmise PENSION EXAMINATION Mrs Skinflint Here is a hapenny Bill was never happy on- the farm h e He was tugging at some object inside deavors I knew must have been the I said in an attempt to comfort her for you my man and pray tell how you of a barrel and soon brought out a prime factor in the robbery lay there Think of your fathers position Think fretted Ions Men- ¬ came to be so miserably poor Wirtc Variation in Awards TJiaf Never cared to listen to tho wind or hear large valise which from its apparent beside his tool who had become as ac- ¬ how he loved you I was like you dicant Ah mum AVere Obtained ly Out Man in Oh Nelson I will never forget that That the birds were singing he grew bitter weight and plethoric appearance was complished a rogue as his master of money a Single Day stuffed full Hypocrisy and pretense have7 always I will always remember him by that too fond of giving large sums with the strife Tit Bits Praying to be taken from the quiet hum- ¬ ejacuAh that looks promising inspired the greatest repugnance in strong affection he had for me But to the poor drum life Original and increase applications foi Incuarble Bing Yes thats old for- ¬ me But as I gazed down on the face what I have told you is not surmise Hated country living with its sait flsh lated Mr Perry starting eagerly pensions all come to be considered at ward of him whose daughter was my prombeans sent for Spriggings Half a dozendoctorshave before a certain stage before allowance or re- Packed his and pork started boldly for The valise was deposited on the floor ised wife and remembered the bright Justdetectivewe were married Iknowing given him up af various times during little bundle my and insisted on New York jection by local boards of medical exWhat was the trouble his life Wingand the president went down on his spot in all the blackness of his real the truth aminers These examiners ought to be Bill was smart and prospered in the citys knees in great excitement to fumble character the love and affection for his Bing He wouldnt pay Why I thought Wilson and Skin ¬ with him crazy race competent physicians qualified by skill Boston Traveller with the catch offspring my heart was heavy with ner knew nothing about Mr Morleys his bills he and experience to judge between pre- Up the heights pace clambered at a most Knew His Business Old Farmer Let me get at it said Wilson sorrow for him connection with the affair surprising I ex- ¬ tense and fact when upon their de- Name and fame and money sought him While the two were eifdeavoring to Thats a fine lot of pigs over there That love so deep so fond that he claimed cision depends the pajing or withhold out with eager feet Amateur open the bag Skinner came to where I gave up his life rather than yield to a Oh of re- What do you feed them ing of money taken from the people to But they took a mortgage on contentment was standing and gazing down on the thought which might cause her unhap gard yes they knew it but out deterOld Farmer Why corn of course for you and me they had and sweet meet the increasing pension ajpropria Back pureold New Hampshire to his boy ¬ dead man said in soft tones This piness surely such a love was atone mined to keep it secret seeing that In the ear Amateur Certainly to tions will go hard with the young lady Chicago News hoods home once more ment enough for the evil he had papa was dead and a revelation of it not in the mouth But these boards are not always skill Bill went on a visit just to look the old There was nothing particularly wrought Mrs Jaggs If I got as intoxicated do no good If place oer ful and competent to judge Sometimes Solitude seemed frightful for the pines striking in his words but the tone of j Mr Perry was standing beside me as would would have been papa had lived as you do Id go off somewhere and compelled to the3r they are prevented by fear of organwere singing loud his voice had so much genuine feeling j these thoughts flew through my mind bring him to justice Jaggs N no you hie 1 assigned all shoot myself ized resentment from finding that an Shadows on the hilltop seemed to him just in it that I voluntarily turned and ex I cannot understand how or wiry the property to the bank all except this wouldnt m dear If you wash hie shroud applicant has no disability sufficient tc --Jim like a said old fellow Sylvester Morley should become mixed place which was bought with money haf sh as toxcated as I am you couldnt tended my hand he is he turned give him a pensionable rating It is away his face up in this affair and so meet his death Chicago I hope youll forgive me I said left me by my mother Papa was not hie hit shide of bara knowledge of all the facts that leads the Dont see bow you live in such a God ¬ You bet he replied grasping my the president said in grave tones nearly so wealthy as most people sup- ¬ News forsaken place pension commissioner no doubt to adSurely but then that is too wild a You did pretty near choke the hand Yes said Miss Passeighr I Cruel vocate the abolition of local examining Jim went to the city just tio visit Brother daylight out of me though What a thought to utter But there is some- posed but I believe what he had along was obtained out of Jack- ¬ enjoy the society of Mr Airy lad He with what Bill boards and to recommend that all ex he added with a thing I cannot understand about it sons estate and what still remained of keeps me interested He is always say¬ City sights and doings gave his honest grip youve got aminatidns shall be made by medical Oh Mr Perry I exclaimed bright smile But then thats all it is heart a chill officers under the control and in the ex- Saw the power and the splendor and the right Im thanlcful you didnt shoot my fault I should have explained be- the stolen property fully reimbursed ing something that one never hears re- ¬ Really the bank That is why I came to you from anybody else clusive employment of the government heartless race for fame I was going to tell you who I was as fore but the affair has sent my wits a poor girl instead of the heiress you joined Miss Cayenne Has he been the Take a recent instance of the work of Saw erty weak ones bravely fighting pov ¬ there was nc use for further conceal- wool gathering I handed him the had reason to expect So you see my proposing to you too and shame Washington local boards Complaint was made that Saw where crime was lurking- at the ment from you but you didnt give me bond I had p ed up giving a brief achusband you married not only a cora Star a man on the pension rolls was there churchs very door any chance count of the finding Then I went on paratively penniless girJ but a a oht Lady Bicjclist hysterically Oh witlfout pensionable cause He was re Saw where sneering gamblers stole the Why was the whole affair Icept from After I found the bond I immediately Nelson a great criminelsdaughter honest toilers store Mr Officer Mr Officer somebody ha ceiving 1G a month He was taken beBill informed Mr Morley as he was an in- she faltered he said old fellow as a shade mc so carefully I asked Officer stolen my bicycle What fore a boaid of examiners and was soon passed oer his face The question for some reason em terested party being one of the trus- ¬ I caught her closer to me Lady Bi- ¬ kind of a bicycle was it uon t see how you live in such a God- ¬ pronounced to be pensionable at the tees of the bank and I wished some barrassed Mr Skinner I married an angel God help me to cyclist Why it was a high geared forsaken place rate of eight dollars a month On the I guess AYilson thought you were a older heads advice I explained every- ¬ be worthy of you I said huskily Rural New Yorker hollow axle self oiling detachable same day in the same city a second little hot headed and might give the thing to him in answer to the numerNow dear heart I added after tires movable spoke studs double ball ¬ board decided that he showed no penthing away by too much zeal he final- ous questions he asked me awhile do not distress yourself for bearings and oh yes now I come to sionable disability whatever A third gpVftWiYftYtf ly replied hesitatingly Mr Perry was listening intently as nothing I knew of your fathers con- ¬ think of it my baby was attached to board on the same day found the penI regarded him closely for some- were also Wilson and Skinner and the nection with the affair long before you the handle bars Tit Bits CLEW BY WIRE sioner disabled to an extent that called how I felt sure his answer was not a perspiration broke from my forehead did for a pension of 22 A fourth board true one but he was gazing at the body as I went on with the gigantic lie Before you married me she asked OFFICE HOLDING TAX EAIJERS Or An Interrupted Current visited on the same day reported the It seems he could not resist attempt looking up eagerly at his feet in seeming sorrow man to be entitled to a pension at 17 Then he shook his head and again ing an investigation himself and and Yes long before Xnnihcrs of Persons Included in tfke BY HOWARD H YOST a month murmured I tell you this will cut so came here I was in the cellar when And you wished me to be your wife Civil Service Jjlttt of Vart- Copyright 1896 by J B Lippincott Co Here were five examinations to which he came down but it was as dark as even when you knew the young woman up terribly Then you really ons Countries this pensioner had been subjected and ffimiNwnmmwmtmmmNiwNmi It will indeed And who is to tell pitch and I thought it was one of the did love me What a rtoble old boy you averaging the awards of the five it robbers and that I was trapped I did are And I am so haopy her I exclaimed in anguish The statement was published recent ¬ seems that he should have about 12 That is your duty Mr Conway She not discover the truth until too late We sat there a long time in silence ly that the number of persons in the CHAPTER XVII a public properly Ah that explains it all Mr Perry What need of words V bemonth But thethe sortmay examina wouldnt take it the same from anyone The calm and classified civil service of Great Britain distrustful of of Sonntag or Wilson as I ought to call else as she would from you said when I had finished That was peaceful night seemed a benediction exclusive of course of the army navy Then tion for which this shows that they are him now went first with the lantern he continued Morley truly He was always The paying How could it bo possible for Jackson had used Mr Perry followed the one to tellearnestly Yes youre kind of a man and would never that of stars above twinkled but not one constabulary and elected officers de her and the only one them shone with the resplendency amounted to 50000 with annual pay of one board of three physicians to find I came next and Skinner brought up who can give her any comfort if there pend upon another to accomplish which beamed from the eyes of my be- ¬ 7000000 or 33000000 An official a man so sound as to be unfit to receive the rear with another lantern is any to be had Poor lady I hope things when he could do it himself loved wife statement made in Washington on a pension and another board of three Be careful and dont strike your you could not help glancing ¬ think me too I look forward to the future with March 1 showed that the total number other physicians an hour later find heads against the dirt above or some of ing wont she thought forward in say atI the two detectives and furtively received keenest pleasure knowing well there of officeholders in this country was a good deal of the same subject entitled by reason of it will come down Wilson called back you that was so anxious to get you from each a nod of approval she can be no Interrupted Current in the 17S717 The aggregate salaries amount ¬ his disability to receive out of the to us As the passage was not more cleared and kept imploring me all the flow of lifes happiness ed to 905S9927 The classified list of 22 monthly Which was right than three and a half or four feet in time to hurry up THE END and find the real rob In one room onccthe dining room officeholders numbers 37108 leaving in Or was either right We cannot tell height it was rather difficult to follow bers of the old house a bright young fel- ¬ the unclassified list 91009 of whom but we know who will pay Clinpel of the Seas his advice Bless my dear loves kind and true low is working planning thinking exDo not these facts suggest the prob The most wonderful cave in the world about 80000 are fourth class post- ¬ Do you suppose Jackson did all this heart And now to have her sweet perimenting all day long and at times masters ability that medical examinations are work himself I heard Mr Perry ask young all night long too on the problem of is in the Island of Torga in the South life plunged into such grief and In Great Britain the post office and superficial and unconvincing and that Pacific Byrch called it a chapel of Undoubtedly Sonntag replied sorrow It seemed cruel oh most telegraph office employes are not in- they need reformation at the earliest You sec he used to come to Nelson the seas It is formed in a rock that i cruel u xmss possible moment X Y Times is almost surrounded by the ocean eluded in the civil service Fijrurinc the l ville quite frequently For the past I again grasped Skinners hand and This rock is almost CO feet high and population of the United States as now ijt six weeks he had not been seen about pressed oTTmTynvrn tm RrrroTn My God hojrtfWlAm double that of Great Britain ir xv 1UU01U e vW Vbrjoad proportiormtely Many yearn aboutseen here But then that is no sign that her I exclaimed he tears starljhg igft person SsISev it ago a boy the son of a native chief was in is civilthat themumbor of he was not here Probably during my eyes BritamNisS the service of What AVI1I the Ir Dry GooiIm JSxtah those six weeks he was at work Here chasing a huge turtle whent his game relative greater thanGreat Nelson Nelson it is here In lislimeists Tio IVext to Enter ¬ we are he said as he crawled out into seemed to sink into the rock The lad France by a recent It was Mr Perry who called and who computation there tain Cnstoiiurs watched and waited until the tide fe1 the room were in the civil service of that country came up to me with his face aglow disclosing a small opening in the rock 350000 persons or Mr Perry followed quickly and I As far as a per hasty examination goes I There are few Lenten amusements heard him exclaim in tones of horror about six feet under low water mark of the population about onemen cent have lcason to believe the greater part 300000 and which the average woman enjoys so What in heavens name is Diving bodily the young hunter entered 50000 women a that of the bonds are here minus the inter- total however thoroughly as the prolonged selection the aperture and to his surprise caine included the instructors in andwhich cmpons for the past year The V lest em ¬ 1 of her spring- wardrobe Dealers have and bent down over the prostrate bodv to the surface inside the rock The ployes of the government Kocnnl must have converted thos into learned this fact and spare no effort at at rock was hollow and its interior was which in England and the schools cash anyhow they arc gone United to add to their attractions during the found afterwards when the natives ex ¬ States are local not national concerns Why were there two Ts he dead So it did pay you for responding so season when the more exhilarating en too plored it with torches to contain many No one seems to know even approxi ¬ Mr went This is quickly to my telegram tertainments of si age and reception terrible a Perry horribleon I remarked beautiful stalactites When attacked mately how many persons in Germany most affair Vio are considered out Of order Your telegram he repeated in can it be and followed by enemies the natives are in the direct employ of the govern- ¬ Some of the4arge department stores surprise I received none who know tie secret leave their ca ¬ ment exclusive of the army and navy The elder iii New York have even gone so far as to to Skinner detective silently motioned Then I explained to him and when I noes plunge mto the water and together they gently had In Austria Hungary where the con ¬ - set apart rooms for art galleries wheiv finished he said Why you see turned the body over Their foe linger astonished at ditions of government are not much The tired shopper may go up to rest the reason I did not receive it was that The their disappearance for no person not dissimilar from those which prevail in quietly for a few minutes and think of started president leaned down and then I was already at Twineburgh Wilacquainted with it would suspect that Germany the civil service includes 200 back Consternation doubt son - more thingsto buy ft is the last men- - amazement horror were on his face as telegraphed me this morning and the rock is hollow London Telegraph 000 persons 120000 in Austria and 80000 tioned possibility that makes the rest- he glanced from one to I came up on the noon train the other of us in Hungary The Austrian method of The Ministers Blessing ing room a material success to the proSylvester Morley he finally an Mr Perry came into the office half Down in the rural district it hap- computation however is notone which my husband it Is the truth Ho aream prietors hour after you left replied Mr Impossible Then he leaned the Mean Man- invited the would be likely to The arrangement is perhaps not so gasped Wilson I sent the dispatch after I voice transmission without the aid of pened- whendinner The Mean Man had here especially when gain m uch a favor over the body again It looks very left here there wos legis preacher to profitable to customers who might gei much like him very much like him receiver or transmitter He has made plenty of money but he didnt spend it lature in session at a state capital Tich on the proceeds of what they forHow did you know Jackson would some progress and as he is a patient he whispered glancing down at Wil- ¬ on his table which on that- occasion The Austrian division of inhabitants is got to buy come to the cellar to night I asked young man of brilliant son who gravely nodded his head as follows Farmers those engaged parts I make showed but scant fare Music also is provided in one place What You mean it is Morley this curiously bold to prophesy hat the world will Parson said- theMean Man times in manufacture those engaged in com- ¬ partly to soothe the nerves of the weary body Mr Wilson glanced around before an- ¬ soon be startled by a lightning Mqrleys Great God in Heaven stroke air hard an groceries high but sichas merce capitalists these in the civil and partly for the benefit of the Ificv- We stood silently around the body for swering Then he sunk his voice down of genius which will blazon the little lb is you re welcome win vou ax a service those in domestic service and clists who are lured to do trick riding some time none of us willing to utter low as though afraid he might be hamlet of Nelsonville in characters of blessin various persons The designation of in another space which is set apart foT a heard by the others word But the realization of what capitalist would never do in the fire on the present generation will replied the parson I fold the purpose of attracting the multitude Have you United States It would prove too ela- ¬ My wife and I are spending the sum your hands Ana them he said to the vicinity of new goods and ready the fathers death and in such a vio your bedroom forgotten the voices in and up in the attic mer at her residence on Sunset hill lent way would mean to Florence had Lord make us thankful for what stictoo large when there were no taxes made cycling costumes that are for been grov Ing stronger and stronger in The conversation was the most for- and we drive over to the old house we are about to receive for these to be paid too small perhaps whea sale tunate chance that ever befell me in my every day to talk and to encourage greens without bacon this- breadi with there were taxes to be collected and Girls of good figure are chosen to my mind and I finally broke down un ¬ whole professional i career the young genius out salt this- coffee without sugar and a subdivision of the population as cap- ¬ ride for the benefit of the shoppers and der it covered my face with my hands Oh then you think Jackson was A year has passed since Mr Morleys after we have received it give Thy serv italists would be awkward for another in this manner display the newest and groaned aloud Soon I felt a tench on my arm Glanc one of the parties holding the conver- ¬ death six months after that tragic ant strength- to get home in tjme Jbr reason because it would be difficult- to wheeling clothes which the shop has on sation I asked ascertain what was the dividing line be- ¬ event Florence became my wife dinner Atlanta Constitution sale The next thing which it would be ing up I saw Mr Perry standing be ¬ Assuredly tween the penury of the majority and Has not the result side mc - natural to expect from The first evening of our arrival at such enterpris Anxious to Please proved that he replied the affluence of the fw and no such It is a most terrible affair Nelson Sunset hill I was sitting on the porch Jng advertisers is a garden party or an He fell upon one knee as he tcok subdivision would be But then who who could have watching the violet tints down in the but never mind my boy he said soft permanently pop¬ evening reception with some of the her in an attempt at comfort His next been the otherV I asked with great valley My wife was slowly pacing up her soft hand in his and pleaded wi h ular here In Spain a considerable num- ¬ salesgirls dressed in appropriate cos- h ber of the population are and down the walk tumes to show how the dresses actually words told mc however that he did fear and dread Br Mabel Darlinghe cried av vagrants and smugglers returned as Wilson drooped his head and seemed not know the real cause for my grief but Spain She had been very quiet and sober all that you will return my love look in their proper surroundings i the on ly country which preserves to be considering his reply I know how you must feel to have a day and I attributed her mooc to this that I will do better than that she an sinister subdivision of Anartiliciai boardwalk somewhere horrible event like this happen on Impossible to answer that ques- ¬ the sorrowful recollections which the its people and your 11 l tti mv inilef n F fT r ciiv wuiuu jiniKe a swered as she tried to intimate by one there is no separate i lr jiimoi mi me he finally said reluctantly place would naturally call up subdivision for lovely scene with real summer girl place But you are cleared at any rate tion or two quick jerks she considered It will soon be known that you are in And I dont know as there is any Presently she came and knelt down her hand her own tiarwont take it in those in the public service though the perambulating up and down it dressed nocent of the crime I colonial maritime and customs inter-¬ the suspicion of cause for cither you or me ever to re beside mc Resting her head on my the first place so t in the costumes which these very pret there will be nothing ests of Spain require a very consider ¬ which you have borne so long and so fer to that conversation You see a shoulder she spoke ty girls may wear next summer Phil- - patiently to return Chicago Post able number of persons on the national detective feels sensitive at not being I have something to tell you my adelphia Press payroll Italy has a large civil list but no A Change I made an effort at control and when able to discover everything concerning husband something which I have My wife is very considerate of me stated class of vagrants and smug- ¬ Ucsncct Won by Spectacle j I again addressed Mr Perry noticed an important case And although we kept hidden from you But I have been Til SfVlin flnWllfr llP invnnfnonHi nnn Chicago Tribune j She was glers VHIIVVIUU Ltir Wilson and Skinner holding a whis- have been wonderfully successful who punished sufficiently for there has not said the young married man p3 f tury the wearing of spectacles by both pered conversation The younger Horace Jacksons assistant or master bcm that absolute trust and confidence afraid my rest was being interrupted Every Day a Month fsexes was a mark of social eminence mans face was toward me and as for he undoubtedly had one was will between us that I wished It is all my too much and last weekshe bough a The gradual change in the dav and Although they were not necessarv his eye caught mine there was so probably remain forever a mystery Promise to forgive me and I burglar alarm the month now taking place proceeds vmany kept them on while eating or much pity and sympathy in it that I At least I shall not attempt anything fault Does it make any difference will tell you my secret continuously until the Yes attending public iunctions such a could not help feeling some wonder Instead of getting up a more in the case My dutv is comI laughed at her and placed my arm whether there are burglars in the to set tation of the earth is duration of to ro- ¬ prolonged theaters concerts and bull fights so 55 To think of it all happening on my pleted It must be something I get up to see whether the house of our present days Atthesame time that the owners might demand respect grandfathers place whose character My heart gave a bound Mr Morley s around her alarm is terrible indeed I exclaimed in pre- ¬ the month or the time of a revolution of Washington Star from those with whom they might be was as far removed from anything connection with the robbery was not tended alarm But as you are my wife set the moon round the earth will also oc ¬ compelled to come in contact The erimfhal as heaven is high above suspected even by one of the most Its Origin of course there is no other way but to cupy 55 of our days Since the size of the spectacle was a matter oi earth I finally managed to murmur astute detectives in America Teacher of clas in rhetorjc What month wrong important consideration just as car-- unwilling to state the real cause of my promise then might be fulfilled My forgive the is your idea of the derivation and sig here means the period of the return of I believe papa was concerned and the moon triages and men servants are nowadays craotion Florence at least spared the knowl in the bank robbery she finally mur nificance of the expression a train of the stars to the same place amongst and since the dav is tobe esti ¬ As peopled fortunes increased so did thought Is he quite dead Mr Perry asked edge that her father was a great crim- mured in broken tones mated the same way the moon must fhc dimensions ot their spectacles again turning to Wilson For an inal Gifted Pupil Its got somethin to What can Good heavens Florence then always face the same part- of dAulnoy assures us that swer the detective pulled back his coat Countess the noticed Wilsons sharp eyes were you be dreaming of I exclaimed in do with a feller havin wheels in hii earths she has seen and vest and pointed to the shirt bos- onI my surface and the some of the spectacles head haint it Chicago Tribune bodiea face and I strove to cloak my great surprise must move as though they were Nvorn bj-- the grandees were as largo om which was dyed with the life fast¬ satisfaction Then the detective held Explained It is no dream how I wish it was ened together by a bar Chicago Chronicle as Jaer head stream out his hand and gave mine a hearty she answered the tears falling fast Te outcome Little Willie Pa whats an anchor of the lunar tidal friction will accord ¬ You see he answered quietly Srrip Punch linn a Move 41 It is the ite No dream my husband S ingly be that the moon and 1 1J the earth The bodies had better be removed jteuth ltisien is oiMigeu iu iuua n lxic uiu quite dead Shot through the heart Pa who liasrjnst fcefcsi elected vill go round Chouse in Bouverie street which- has 41id Jackson do it the president upstairs Wilson then said resuming of the Seaside YatLi clb An an m a period as though locked together you know it I asked How do of 55 of our present daTS 3epnits editorial home irom tuc dc asked turning- to me I nodded my his matter-of-faWhy thats tbe iellow thy the manner J When T heard that Jackson wasbeen chorite the anchor Cisr7elnLeadM with day and month identical length head ginning is about to be torn down In due time the two bodies vcre y- tends to one and that papa had --Prof George H Darwin in Atlantic THE BOURBON NEWS What was Mr v ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V -- 11 V fi 11 1 a U s1 s -- -- - 4- - -- 3tSL- j5xV t - - V - ¬ and-disappea-r U ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ - - v ¬ - ¬ H - v ft ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- v- - ¬ ¬ T ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to - - 1 4- - - - - ct iHfc T Vf fypmpFfiK 1l73sS5iT vT-V- IUj LW THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Fill DAY APRIL 8 1898 THE FARMING WORLD THE FARM CORN CROP To Do I H0G CH0LERA CURES- Tlie Successful One May Have JUeeX Discovered at Last ly the Ag ¬ HIS TERRIBLE SUSPICION It Its Best It Requires a RIeli Soil Either Naturally or Artiiieially Uoitlcrdralned - ricultural Department Spreads a Thiclc Smear of Opaque Gloom Over His Correct Young Life I am convinced there is no other grain crop grown by the average farmer that will produce so much good nutritious food from a given amount of seed and land as corn The yield per acre can be greatly increased and more acres be left in clover and grass To do its best corn requires a rich soil either natural- ¬ ly or artificially underdrained The ideal preparation is to plow under a clover sod and treat thin spots to a coat of stable or barnyard manure so as to secure an even growth all over the field Xext to a clover sod I prefer a timothy sod next Avheat stubble and iast of all corn stubble Ground well plowed is half harrowed Use a good plow supplied with wheel and jointer The wheel makes the plow run steadier and regulates the depth The jointer throws all the rubbish and sod into the bottom of the furrow where it will not bother in cultivation and more readily decay By not mqking furrows too wide and turning them at an angle of 30 or 40 degrees we shall have an ideal place for the seed Plow as soon as the soil is dry enough to crumble nicely Jrom the mold board Before planting the ground must be worked down into- a fine mellow seed bed The spring tooth harrow is a - Having- had years of experience Swine breeders have become thor-¬ oughly skeptical concerning hog chol- ¬ era cures and before the successful one will be received with general favor it must be proven to be a very successful remedy Charlatans and quacks have advertised and sold remedies and cures and grown rich on the proceeds of their sales but the successful cure is yet to Bplendid implement to cut the ground before planting use a fine tooth smoothing harrow which will leave the surface fine and level In planting I use the wire check rower and plant in hills three and one half feet each waj It is easier to cultivate the ground can be kept more level it is much easier to har ¬ vest and I get just as large yields when it is planted in hills as in drills As ¬ up with and if it happens to be cloddy I prefer a plank drag to a roller Just Foon as corn is planted begin cultivat- ¬ ing by using a light fine toothed har- ¬ found Those who are well posted in the pa- ¬ thology of the disease do not doubt that a cure will be found eventuallj but so far in the quest the work has be en con- ¬ fined to blind experiments It is be- ¬ lieved that the remedv will be found in a serum that will be used to inoculato the animal and prevent the disease rather than cure one that is already sick DrND E Salmon of the bureau of an- imal industry has been experimenting with a new serum which is produced by inoculating cows or houses with hog cholera virus and some late experiments seem to indicate that a great measure of success will follow the use of this new treatment In some tests in Iowa 82 per cent of those treat-¬ ed escaped the disease while SG per cent of herds in the same vicinity not treated died Fuither experimentation will be required before definite results can be announced and the manufacture and application of the serum will be kept in the hands of government ex-perts until the value of it is fully de- ¬ termined It is proposed to ask con- ¬ gress to appropriate enough money to furnish serum for 2000000 hogs the coming season the cost at present being about ten cents for each hog treated If S2 per cent of the hogs in infected districts can be saved the value of the treatment will be very great Farm ¬ ers Voice agricultural department prove that the relief has at last been long-looked-f- or come unless late experiments by the Reginald Asheroft was the son of rich but refined parents and yet he was not happy There was a pained expression upon hrR handsome countenance and ever and anon lie walked to the window and looked out over the beautiful prospect that stretched away toward Wilton manor At last he mounted his favorite cob which had for two hours been hitched in front of the stately old mansiou and dashed down the broad highway Upon reaching Wilton manor the young man dismounted and rushed in Geraldine Huddlethwaite who had seen his coming met him at the door There was a fond clasping o hands a long long look that was more eloquent than Avoids could have been and then the handsome pair entered the draAving room Something troubles you Reginald the Ah do not try beautiful girl said at last to keep it from me My love tells me that j ou are in trouble Tell me all sweetheart and let me share your burden Dearest little one he answered as her fair head was pressed against his breast L suppose I have done wrong to come here and cast my gloom over you But I knew you would worry if I stayed away Foiget that I am not myself to day I am unwilling that you should suffer simply because I must Reginald she cried draAvingawayjTou do not love me as you should or jrou would not have said those words There there darling he replied draw ing her to him again I will tell you all I will be frank with you 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 conspiracy that somebody has been tampering with my sticks I examined them this morning 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ During the summer of 1896 a handsome hew 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 western friends was Will Beatty He was presented to 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 east 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 A Dyspeptics 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 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 likethatof 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 I was afflicted with dyspep- ¬ sia which gradually grew worse until I could eat nothing but bread and potatoes 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 vom ¬ iting Finally I had such a severe attack that the entire left side of my body felt numb and partially paralyzed and in this condition I was taken to my room uncon- ¬ scious The physicians fqiledsto help me and none of the many remedies f 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 not it rilla and I wouldany give one bottleMof S other kind for a dozen of Shields Meridian Miss Try Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla if you are dyspeptic 1 f you want more testimony to get Dr Ayers the value of the medicine ou request by Curebook It is sent free the J C Ayer Co Lowell Eagle - m 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 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y ¬ Tt cures painful swollen nervous smarting Shake Into Your Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Modern Science Steam has rendered man inestimable service remarked the observer of men and things and woman also since it lias enabled her to open her husbands letters without his ever knowing it Detroit Journal ¬ J ¬ Oil Mr Goodman Williams Wliat Splendid Coffee Co 111 ra 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 stores at 30 cents a Photographer Yes madam I can photolb graph a humming hird on the wing or a A package of this and big seed catalogue swallow in its flight T want my babys picture taken is sent you by John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosso Wis upon receipt of 15 cents stamps Yes madam Get the little fellow ready and this notice Send for same to day 15 and I will prepare the chloroform NY Weekly ¬ ¬ s SOUTH CAROLINA LADIES DONT LIE 7zA mstrrtZPl says Inman m before Geraldine Huddlethwaite was so badly shocked that she could only stare at him and they both sat there in dumb silence Cleveland Leader AN AFFLICTED MOTHER From the Times Paw Paw 111 A resident of this town who has lost two children during the past six years by violent deaths has been utterly prostrated bjr the shock and seriously sick as a result of ¬ row and again in three or four days use the same implement and go crosswise of the previous harrowing As soon as we can see the corn along the row re- ¬ it One child aged 9 was killed by a cy-¬ clone in 90 while at schcol another three It Is Assured Only When Grain Is years later was run over by a Burlington R Fed to Horses so That They R train That griefs and misfortunes may plant missing hills and start the two so prey on the mind as to lead to serious phy ¬ 3Iust Eat Slowly norse cultivator I use a cultivator sical disorders has been well demonstrated with three small shovels on a side the Many horses swallow much of their in this case As a result of them her health first plowing I plow very close to the was shattered and she has been a constant corn and after this plowing if the grain without proper mastication A sufferer since 1890 Her principal trouble of which ground is inclined to be dry use the device is shown in the cut to make them has been neuralgia and the stomachall the exhibited eat slowly In one end of the crib is was very painful roller and follow this again with the symptoms of ordinary neuralgia nervous- ¬ ness and indigestion Physicians did her no cultivator After this cultivate each good whatever She was discouraged and week each time crosswise of the pre ¬ abandoned all hope of getting well Finally ceding time shallower and farther however a certain well known pill was from the corn Continue this cultivat- ¬ ing until grain and hay harvest begins After this I do nothing more to it ex ¬ cept go through with a hoe in July and August and remote stray weeds Nr C Thomas to Ohio Farmers Institute PROPER MASTICATION He T had a scheme so the fellow could THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS make 10000 as easily as turning over his hand but the fool wouldnt go into it To Portland Ore forPujret Sound Bnslnes She Then a fool and his money are not via Burlington Route always so easily parted after all Yonkers Statesman Wednesdays from St Louis TnrnsDATS from Kansas City via Denver scenic Col- ¬ From Iiahy in the HiRh 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 iXevcr 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 Sot His Fault and appearance of the best coffee at i the Fweddy why dont you let your musprice It is a genuine and scientific article and is come to stay It makes for health tache grow Why dont T let it Good heavens deah md strength Ask vour grocer for Grain 0 boy I do but it wont Chicago Tribune m m The Exception SC I havd used Dr 31 A Simmons laver Medicine for years with tho best of re- ¬ sults for Sleeplessness Nervousness Indiges ¬ tion and Swollen Feet It cured Miss S Hammett of a complication of diseases she saysit saved her life I think it far excels Zeilins and the Blaclc ¬ Draught medicine ¬ 1 shoe dear Wife enthusiastically ITow much do foot Boston you think we took in at the bazar Hus Traveler band quietly How many you mean Boston Traveler No woman likes to Avear a faded dress and no woman need do so if she buys Simpsons We never have avery good opinion of a Prints because no matter how much they bright till the man to whom making an apology comes as are washed the colors remain goods are worn out Look for the name easy as crving comes to a woman Atchison Globe Sons on the ticket Wm Simpson MaudYes dear for the Amy Isnt that a small Friends They Say ¬ Falling of the Womb The cases of uterine displacement ar Very numerous and constitute a prolific cause of intense and wide spread suffering Its symptoms are bearing down or dragging sensations pain or weakness in tho 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 orgo ho use ofDr Simmons Squaw Vino wine which Will purify and vitalize tho blood give tone and strength to the muscles of hc uterus so that it will bo kept in place To facilitate¬ a quick and complete recovery we recommend as an injection our Mexican Female Remedy which will producn the happiesS results cMA drfifirtdC recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills for A young mans socks are not always acciPale People Sometimes they are dentally exposed She supplied herself with a quantity of silk Washington Democrat them and had not taken them two weeks when she noticed a marked improvement in Sudden weather changes bring rheuma tism St Jacobs Oil makes prompt cure ¬ ¬ Blacker the spot stirer the cure Tacobs Oil for bruises Use St ¬ Why dont girls employed in match fac tories get married sooner than other girls Chicago Daily Xews Be sure neuralgia will cease Oil the cure Get ease Walhalla S C writes I have used Dr M A Sim mons Ziiver Medicino xnoro than 20 years for Tor¬ pid Idver and Dizziness I take a dose every two weeks and feel all right I know it J3 far Superior to Zellins Regulator ia my case DEVICE FOR PRUNING Althonprli Simple Man was made to mourn but he always thinks he can get out of it by marrying again Chicago Record TO MAKE HORSES EAT SLOWLY All kinds little or big St Jacobs Oil Surely cures aches and pains St Jacobs Prove Very Effective for Use on All AVill It Small Limbs The gestures of a woman with pretty hands are always beautiful Washington Democrat stand upon the ground anTreacli albparts of the tree that need pruning imicb more of this necessary work would be done If pruning- is at¬ tended to yearly there will be very few large limbs to cut off For all small limbs the device shown in the iliustra- - If one cwiilu - -- vXhp m arranged the box with sloping bottom as shown The grain will run down only so fast as it is eaten away at the outlet and this will necessarily be slow- ¬ ly as only little can get out ata time The inner grain box has a hinged cover so that the horse Cannot feed out of the grain till Few realize how little good grain does some horses because of in- ¬ sufficient mastication It is not merely the loss of the grain from this cause that is to be deprecated but the irritat ¬ ing and exhausting effect upon the di- ¬ gest re organs as well Many seek to avoid this trouble by feeding ground grains wet up with cold water an entirely wrong practice If the grain is to be ground feed it dry just as one would the whole grain Then it will be eaten more slowly will have the saliva mixed Avith it and so made more easily digestible and will be much less likely to sour in the stomach and bloat the animal N Y Tribune ¬ s LT i It lit mm m OVERWORKED WOMEN Letters to Mrs Pinkham From Women Who Have Been Helped From Sickness or Health The ordinary every day life of mostof our women is aceaselesstreadmill of work How much harder the daily tasks become when come derangement of the female organs makes every movement painful ana keeps the nervous system unstrung The following letter from Mrs Walters Banta Sparkill N Y tells the story of many women SX and shows them how to get relief DearMks Pinkiiam 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 nammation and ulceration of the womb my back ached and I was so much distressed I could scarcely walk I was a burden to myself 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 nry 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 abotit their health ncr address is Lynn Mass Mrs P H Hutchcroft Kel lcrton Iowa tells here in her own words how Mrs Pinkham helped her Dear Mrs Pinkham I was in a very had condition before I wrote to you and began the use of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I did not know what to do J suffered 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 EPinRfcanisVegetafcleCGmpound a Womans Remedy for WomansIHs A Constant Sufferer her condition She continued taking the 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 avcII and all because of Dr i Williams Pink Pills for Pale People a complete cure has been made If any one would like to hear more of the details or her unenng and relief gained by the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People they may be obtained probably by writing the lady direct She is one of our well known residents Mrs Ellen A Uuerkirk Paw Paw 111 Xo Boom i I J3h The health and well being of mankind depend upon the physical health and per- ¬ fection of womanhood Among the diaeaseB which most impair the female constitution are leucorrhosa irregular and painful men ¬ struation falling of the womb chlorosis scanty or too profuse menstruation These diseases can be cured Dr Simmons Squaw Vino Wine 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 alt female diseases as it is impossible for weak ¬ ness of the uterus and generative organs to exist when it is faithfully and persistently Constipation is another bane of used womans life which canbe cured by using 5r 22 A Simmons JAvgt Medicine Womanhood gaDas33s9aSji WONDERFUL CANDY PEPSIN HARSH nEDIClNE MALLOWS FOR THAT FULL FEELiNG AFTER HEALS DELICIOUS MARSHM ALLOWS SOCIETYS FAVORITE CANDY WITH PEPSIN IN IT GOOD TO THE TASTE AND GOOD FOR THE STOMACH DONT SUFFER SWEETEN UP YOUR STOMACH AND YOUR DISPOSITION WITH THESE MEDICATED BY MAIL ONLY flALLOWS 20 CENTS TWO SILVER DIMES ADDRESS THE PEPSO CANDY CO 127 WEST 32nd STREET NEW YORK CITY LJkk Rrown Is lie absent minded Jones Well I should say so Why known him to lend his wheel Puck -- for Donlt Ive ¬ l itUNING DEVIUJfl lion will prove very effective A sharp broad chisel is fii inly fixed to the end of a pole long encugh to reach all parts of the tree but light enough not to prove cumbersome to caiTy and handle A simple push with the hands will cut oft al small branches but as for those a little larger a blow on the lower end of the pole with a light mallet that is hung over the shoulder will sever them from the trunk Another excellent de- ¬ vice is a similar pole to the end of which n narrow saw lias been fitted a saw no wider than the blade of the chisel With this one can reach the highest limbs from the ground and saw them off Orange Judd Farmer AMONG THE POULTRY Government Cholera Recipe To prevent hog cholera the govern- ¬ ment recipe is as follows Wood char- ¬ coal one pound sulphur one pound sodium sulphate plaubers salts one pound antimony sulphide one pound sodium chloride common salt two pounds pounds pounds A woman with a wart on her neck looks better with high necked gowns Washing j to Aft ton Democrat all the little fish follow suit m Plant plum or pear trees in the poultry runs In mating always tise active vigor ¬ sodium bicarbonate two sodium hyposulphite two Pulverize these ingredients perfectly and mix thoroughly The dose of this mixture is a large table spoonfulforeach200poundsof hog given once daily When hogs are sick feed soft food made by mixing bran and mid- ¬ dlings or middlings and corn meal or ground oats and corn or crushed wheat with hot water and stirring in this med ¬ icine Hogs are fond of these mixtures and the appetite is increased Animals so sick that they cannot eat can be drenched by shaking the medicine up in water Use as a preventive by feed ¬ ing to the whole herd CoriistnllwK in the Spring As dry as a cornstalk in spring- is a - Washington Democrat Why shouldnt beer drinkers be arrested for blowing the tops off schooners Chicago Daily Xews m m Let a big fish shave off his mustache and Cb hath A man must plow with such oxen as he THE MARKETS CixcryXAiX April 7 u 3 85 W LIVE STOCK- - Cattlecominon r ffi435 seicct --uuicnurs f 75 0 r5 CALVES Fair to good light i U5 fie i 75 HOGS Common hi Mixed packers S iio i 55 90 Liiirht shippers n -s SHEEP Choice LAMBS illiki CSyanSCni eewSfSSS 9 4Sg6i We delight to do an eaily f rifllld a Good turn The working parts of ANY AERMOTOR1 ¬ out very early in order to get as much Yellow droppings mean indigestion value from them as possible If they more than cholera are cut it will pay to moisten each feed Vermin will soonest attack poorly and this can be done with sweetened kept ill fed poultry water now that sug ar is so cheap as it Apoplexy nnd egg bound are the re ¬ is The juices of the cornstalk are sults of exct ssive fat sweet and it is in this fact that much Too much cornmeal is not healthy of the value of cornstalks for feeding ood for yovng chickens consists Wherever beet sugar is made Peking ducks are the best to keep some of the refuse or discolored mo- ¬ ous cocks CHICAGO All young fowls should be kept as dry common proverb among- farmers for anything- that is very dry and worth- ¬ FLOUR Winter patents as possible heat No 2 red very apparent at this time GRAIN Too much and too rich food often less It is No i Chicago spring of year that the stalks should be fed CORN No causes apoplexy - FLOUR Winter family UKAIN Wheat- - No 2 red iN il o 1tJti Corn No 2 mixed Oats No l 2 Vn TV HAY- - Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime hteam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bush SprinK 4 IX 7 50 3 70 9 40 oo U 4 00 tftt 94 92 ut m MVs 2854 Cut 52 Tft 9 50 1 MOTOR 8 FT FOR S6 3i B E AR INC zephyr ran mng over goins everlasting powcr- doublms 98 UP-TO-DAI I FOR A ROLLER EXCHANGED a i They run like a bicycle and arc madehka or watch every movable part on rollers Doubles geared mill power TheAermotor ranvjhen ail other mills stood still and made the steel windmill business THE NEWBEATSTHEOLDASTHE OLD BEAT THE WOODEN WHEEL 10 J7J4 11 Q fy 0 5 10 12 On receipt of amount reused motor but not wheel j cr vane will be sent to replace old one then to be J returned UHr subject t cancellation at any time II your old wscel is not an Aermotor write for terms of swap new lor old to go on old tower lou can put it on Aermotor Co Chicago EW 00 or 4 SO 22 di 3 50 TO 5 00 i 29 9 90 l iV4 OilS PORK n LARP Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent AVHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE Mess U 29JX 25 9 95 5 22 5 50 1 007 4 4 90 1 7 U0s 3i i Ra ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL ND VE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGET ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Si ilif S lwr 1 x Pfcg 1 1 1 1 3 l OATS Mixed PORK New Mess 57Ms 2 FREE - i LARD Western 10 00 5 SO 24 CO where there are no ponds The best turkeys for breeding aru those that are two years old Wheat can be fed to young chickens when they are two weeks old So far as can be done at this time set two or three hens at a time now Milk may be kept in pans and kept wherp the fowls can help themselves AH hens and pullets in good condi- ¬ tion and with proper feeding will lay t from February to Septeciber y 1suis Xrepublic v lasses may he used in place of the sugar Some tixae this countiy will probably be able to produce all the sugar it needs and so cheaply that it can be freely used as an appetizer to encourage farm stock to eat food that would not other- ¬ wise be palatable American Culti- ¬ vator Growing chickens usually fatten slowly dark To prevent egg eating make tbenests FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2niixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess IARD Steam BALTIMORE VSIE REPEATING ARMS CO I 180V1NCHESTTTR AVE- NEW HAVEN GWN- groat Plant and Seed Catalocuo upon receipt of this notice and 14c u in a iwj W lit know when you once try Salzers Beeds you will never cetaloncrxTith- Q lfc SaSSiSSv3 a Bbi Catalog alono 5c NoK -- Mm Above 10 plcgs worth Early Sprinc Turnip jiriicsi iteu ueex Bi3marck Cucumber Oneon Victoria Lettuce Klondyko Melon Jumbo Giant Onion Brilliant Flower Seeds Worth 100 for 14 cents V7owishtopaial50000noT7cns- - ig 2 toraers and hence otter 1 Fkc 13 Day Radish 70c K 30c 10c g xssy sa 10c fl 15c S 15c loc JS 15c Best In the World for all Purposes The Standard Scale and Supply Co wrire to 100 wo will at StdssSS Allens Ulccrlno Salvo world for Chronic the THTnnnfnctnrero MTTSBUKGII Ltd Pa 4 1 i7 34 y 4 50 10 34 VI 78 t SAPPED FREE PERMANENTLY CURED Insanity Prevented by DR KLINES CREAT RiVVS 50 4 40 4 8J 4 50 93 NERVE RESTORER DiSraseaFitfiEpileP Kit Spasm ami St Vitus Dance anrriimriat up Treatise and S2 trial bottle free taFilpatlrni thev paring rsprc chargefoniy wDcn re cived Snd to DK kliNK lt1 IWllfrm- - lntituteof MHIrlne Arch Suwu IMlllAnKIPHlA PA Positive enm fnrall Xrrvawt orNi-nou-nr- s to 40 fi CREAT CLEARING SALE of 97 ara 96 models best mokes 1975 to Slo Se nl on approval vnitiouz a centpastmeni e rtxe o of wheel to our agents Write for ou- - seir tplnn now- to jinrn a Ulcycie ana maso IlUrh Grndo 9S Models 814 - im mh BIGYGLE Ulcers ifcone Ulcers Scrofuloim Ulcer Varicose Ulcers White Swelllntr Fever Soroo and all Old Sore It never tails Draws out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best calve for Boll Curhtinclea Piles Salt Khcnm Burns Cuts and all Fresh Wounds Bv mail small 33r large Clc Hook free J JP AtLliN MEDICLNE CO St Paul Minn Sold by Bruirclsts FREE Is tho culjr sure cure in xmoney loncn 22f -TV AgradOTM JT isircjau iuid mooeis suprniiywiopwonij v snuennjj 3 75 4 00 U4 S3 Best Couah Syrap Tastes Good Use In time Sold by druwrists CIIRFS WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Hi 301 6J10 00 W MEAD CYCLE CO CHICAGO UDITE F H YEAGtl3Y Wasulntften IC you patent H li D C if want to sccuro a Dookorart jwvacci nuuTmir Kfci lor stamp wnue iccyjasu w mK 7 flfin finn ACRESlandi Booth Timber Fss cheap ClUUUlUUU Colony CATALOGUE 9 f Mineral W1ICIUWF0UD CO oaiy tenas Nathalie Veea UJCI 111 LI IOOM1S ANK MACHINERY E 4s NYMAN BEST EVER OSED TIFFIN OUIO 1703 500 neTmnu Uu niUn nuiCKLY LWantrtf Sead for 300 Intention KdcirTlt A Co Jlhwaiay WHEIV WRITING TO ADVERTISERS please state that yo ment In this paper iw the Advertise ¬ SS v r UL t Vf inliiltV ft jIf ijiatgwwt jjisbk jM3smrn0mmmmlnffi -- yjt h i 8 W S Anderson THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS EY FRIDAY APRIL 8 1898 aiMMWMwaMaaBB eacaME iJBi m it ii mn cmiiiiiii I I S GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Recommends 0 Pike Co Wright s Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus uhio Uents I have purchased i box of Wrights Celery Capsules lrom JameST Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach I was unable to Trouble and Coustipatiou do anything for nearly two years 1 asecl three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the bauelit of others afllicted I wish to seud tbi- - letter Very truly yours W S ADEVSM Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address ou postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free 01 Peck P O ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer MY FRIEND FROM INDIA Remarks In COMING MHG- M1DE JSMST5 -- VACCINATION It appearing to me by the representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a necessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author-¬ ize and empower the physicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all persons who are unable to procure vaccination The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list untr 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 Coutcilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is especially their duty to make proper provisions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce ment ot tins notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - vvngnt s viery rea cures constipa- ¬ tion sick heudaches 25c at druggists Insure in the Northwestern to day tmorrow may be toa late Suffered 20 Years SNs Manager D C Parrish takes great pleasure in announcing that he has just secured the Smyth Rie Comedy Company in My Friend From India for one performance Wednesday night My Friend From India April 20th has repeatedly been conceded to be one of the most laughable comedies produced in the past ten years It had a protracted run in the Bijon Theatre iu New York City last season and has since toured the country extensively everywhere meeting with the greatest acclaim from both press and public ¬ propriately called the curse of mankind It is the one disease that physicians cannot cure their mercurial aud potash romorlide j Contagious B1ood Poison has been ap- ¬ ¬ rZ lin iiiMi i SPE2E33SS assgeasygsayssTHCTsrK ltllit Ill il iliihli llli llil il ill Wi i s Jimmm i mf lKE35TiKJ th svstem to Slirely break forth in a r1ir rinttlft 1ir tlie nnicnti in more virulent form resulting in a total wreck of tne system lvir rranK x avjmiliu a prom in tint jeweler at 926 Pensylvauia Ave Wash- - I s- - r- - m The distinguished actress Miss Mar- ¬ garet Mather comes to the Lexington Opera House next Monday April 11th and will present her gorgeous scenic Cymbe production of Shakespeares iine This is unquestionably one of the greatest productions ever presented Every stitch of scenery every property and electrical and mechanical effects used in this production is carried by the company Miss Mather is ably supported bT a large and efficient company All orders for seats sent to Manager Scott at Lexington will receive prompt attention ior a severe case of blood poison but my condition grew worse all the while not- - time under treat ment of two of the best physi- ¬ cians of this city ingionuvjbaya I was for a long kJMMM to rr rf LJiagLf rfci J ufcc4MSSfsasb S ll s2r tr23 T a7 a pes n a JMSeJZ arc y My mouth was v filled with eatinsr i ores my tongue was almost eaten away o that for three months I was unable to taste any solid food My hair was coming out rapidly and I was in a horrible fix I bad tried various treatments and was nearly dis- ¬ 1 II M ffy it c chnrged me vivnr aA ni rsfw rit i i A r1 1 3 three WTm 1 mVEN rnTi rnAViwr ncniimcc J Mi wt JT mir m m m 3 a mo um m b m r m u ii MAKES COLLfflS AND GUFFS 8TIFF AND NICE A3 WHEN FIEST BOUGHT NEW II tiwfWtyfix WtfffilfW W M PURNELL t rrj John Philip Sousa the famous baud master descended from Spanish parent- ¬ age He is thoroughly Ameri an at RS MARY LEWIS wife of a promi nent farmer and well lcnon by all heart however else he could not have old residents near Belmont N Y written The Stars and Stripes For- ¬ writes For twenty seven years I had been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ ever which will inspire the soldier tion and paid large sums of money for doc- ¬ boys who march against Spain couraged when a friend recommended SSS After T had taken four bottles I began to get better and when I had finished eighteen bottles I was cured sound and well nry skin was without a Liemih and I have had no return of the disease SSSsaved mc from a life of misery SSS guaranteed purely egcicble will cure any case 01 diooq Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky teaxxxauK ONE POUND OF THSS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH tfltfACTURED0liLyfil 111 L H Landman y MD F m aud its treat-ment Atlanta Ga i i poison Books on tlieaisease TH0CoHUBINGERBR0SX9 mMk KEOKUKjOWA NEWHAYENfOKH COPYRIGHTED mailed free ry Swift BT er Specific Co X2 k IP 3SS K Nh m IGSSffl tors and advertised remedies without benefit Threo years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle and nnnerve me I was unable to sleep had a number of sinking spells and clowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to havo no effect but after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe- ¬ tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect God blessDrMilesNervine ¬ Csw mf sm Edwin Milton Royle author of Friends and Captain Impudence has made a successful hit in vaudevi ie in a one act version of the latter play He is ably supported by his wife Selena Fetter and Minnie Dupont and Theo- ¬ dore Roberts WE WILL GIVE Bicnoo VJ FOR THE OLDEST 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 igjv Dr vi J Elita Proctor Otis has made a success- ¬ fej Restores L Health i DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind ful production of Oliver Twist in New York She will produce Strate gy in May In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the S it exchange of a new piano We make Trilby will be produced by the stock this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ company at the Pike Opera House in strument for a special purpose All you have to do is to send us the following Cincinnati before the season closes on a postal card viz 1 name j j iteinway Piano i John Fox gave a reading last night at Ashville N C and will read at Knox St1 3 Postoffice Location of your residence 4 address Factory number of your piano The number will be found stamped on the wrest- nmrilr nonr tho tnninff nine i FA Ponor in wnih you saw this advertisement 2 information Your Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad For sale by all whoesafc and retail grocers justed glasses to the XOT tJWMAauaiLJiuagesn MiXJIJt JS2222RS2S eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon MICS IADKA WEISHAUF HOW TO FIND OUT County and has proven himself comFill a bottle or common sluss with urine petent thorough reliable and honest Kc commends Wrights Of Murry Intl and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi- ¬ get Landmans glasses from You Celery Capsules ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ Clark can Clays drug store between hia dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too visits and when he makes his regular Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 frequent desire to urinate or pain in the visit he wrill examine your eyes thoroughThe Wiiight Medical Co back is also convincing proof lhat the kid- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to neys and bladder are out of order Columbus Ohio l give satisfaction WHAT TO DO Examination tree There is comfort in the knowledge so often JLTXO JVXJX UUUIIVIjO Dear Sirs Lastspring I purchased W V t A XLXlluli II t2 rM rriii a box of Wrights Celery Capsules frin the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish Eads Buck Fithian Bowen andC L C Davenport druggist JBluffton in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver D Cram of Paris urinary bladder and every part or Ind and used them tor scorn ach trouble sages It corrects inability tlie hold urine pas to with which I had been afflicted for more scalding pain in passing i or bad effects and fol- ¬ than 15 years Since taking your Cap- lowing use of liquor wine or beer aud over- ¬ of being sules I have lost all trace of pain and my comes thattounpleasant necessity during the get up many times compelled stomach is entirely well I can eat any nigut to uriuaie xne mild ana tne extraor- thing and can truthfullv sav that I have dinary effect of amp-Koot is soon realized I have 22 cattle shotes that will niyuuMiui us wuimunui uuies average about 90 pounds which I desire iisuinus uiudistressing ca es not felt better in years of the most If you ued a medicine you should have the best Sold to sell at once Apply to Yours Respectfully ¬ ¬ ¬ 41- iii This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who havo had years of practical experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to thoir 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 bo used even for a baby powder iHhii1 iMiiiiiihilliiri ii - mf Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris 5 TUESDAY April 19TH month 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each ¬ ¬ Shotes For Sals i -w- miJL - r y Mrs Laura Weishauft The award of 25000 will be decided Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 00 on April 15th 1898 from the applications per box Send address on postal to the Corinne will start out again next week sent to us before that time and the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for on another starring tour in a repertoire decision will be announced- immediately trial size free thereafter of popular operas 1 - ville to morrow night j v ManT theatrical companies are not playing this week on account of it being 121 Holy Week ErneslJrcSfeCo 123 W by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar WM 0 TARR You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three 3t Paris Ky two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bottle The Mention Paris Ky News and send your address to Dr Wrights Celery Tea regulates tl Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen liver and kidneys cures constipatic 24sp lmo uiness of this oiler and sick headache 25c at all druggists Lf 4th St Cincinnati FOH TOPV nJp g KB NM - srsa Xg 79 and- I An Old Maids Convention will be held to night at Shelbyville I WASTED IIOIHES RE3T now WLDOUCLA S Best in i V -- For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices shoes for men 3GO Alo 250 av d boys and youths and S200 V L S1 T5 forshoes are indorsed Douglas by over 100000 wearers as the uest in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes aud styles and of every vari ety of leather If dealer cannot supply vou write for catalogue to V L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by ¬ th World- - do well to place them wiiJi me I can fflt vi i iiisirnWii Adelaide and Leon Herrmann hav c rw1 uive nan quite a nuufur or ppnca closed a profitable tour tinns Tor houses tn the nast tev days have Hinton for prices 013 If 3Tou vou a house ior Jant let me rent Write to f it for refrigerators tf Call at my office oishiotify me by I 1 After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied Parties who have honsj for reut wiill for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of - SMcrrfj Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods JT EY s JL L D Shoesc I You will make a mistake if you buy your carpets before you see J T Hiu man it t will pay you to call and see the goods and vou will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch good and honest goods ISTo old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock NINE DAYS ONLY Ulsters 999 7fiS G49 tons -- - tf EEAL ESTATSirAGENT ville READ HEED AND YOU WILL WEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS ¬ J P KIELY We are offering some choice ladies Housps and Lands For Sale or Rent misses and childrens shoes at special prices Dont fail to take advantage of Opp Couri hors np siis over Louis- Stofie the offer Mens and Boys Suits and Overcoats 18 Davis Thompson o- - Isgbig iMtr Ladies and Misses Jackets and Gapes Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 Ladies Jackets worth each bUU now 275 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 now 2 19 Ladies Capes worth each SOO now 400 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 Ladies Capes worth epch 450 now 212 IS Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 163 200- now 99 7 Ladies Capes worth each Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 15 12 8 7 12 9 11 - SHERIFFS SxlLE OF fOr Ycsterdays Temperature irai 1 pan mi m ¬ Worth Worth 6 15 and and and arid n BOURBON w of this city 8 9 The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co am am a in am am m P- - in pm P- t LaJtil Worth Worth 12 5 43 10 CIRCUIT COURT 11 44 45 44 4oi 45i 43 41 40 40 W C Wiikerson etc Plaintiffs Margaret A Elliott etc vs 12 2 3 5 44i Defendants 4p m f By virtna of an order of s ile in the above styled action 1 will about 11 oclock a m ou t- - 7p m m u r c v I - ft t3- - of laud as will be necessary to satisfy 2 in high weighc 550 pounds heavy the judgments in this action and tne mane and tail is kind and gentle costs and expenses of sale aggregating euuugu lui any uuuu 10 nanuie saddles about 19000 on the day of sale For further information call on or A tract of about 80 acres of land address situated in Bourbon Co Ky on the GEORGE CLAYTON waters of Hinkston Creek and being the Hutchison Ky same land allotted to said Margaret A oapr lmo Elliott as her share of the estate of her father AudrewBanta bounded on the 2sf by the laud of Margaret C Arnold ou the E by the lands of Mary J TO TIE FARMERS OF Gillespie and Isaac Clinkenbeard on the S by the lands of Lot Banta Henry G9HRR BantH and Jhs Bantas heirs aud on the W by th laals of Lot Banta As agent of The Page Woven Wire Said sale will be made upon Terms Fence Co I am prepared to put up the ft aud 12 months for equal crdit8 ot p irts of the purchase rnoiiej for which best wire fence on the market It is the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock cute bonds with good surety to be ap- and to give satisfaction I have ptrfc up fence this season for proved by the undersigned bearing in ¬ farmers who have had the Page Fence terest from day of sale until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum having iu nee for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put np the the force and effect of a judgment bepf Chicken Fence on the market If you are needing any feace give me GEO W BOWEN a call SBC 1898 expose to the highest bidder at the Coyurt house door I have for sale an extra nice Shetland iu Paris Ky the estate of E O Elliott in so much pony 3 years old color dark brown life of the followiug tract of about 80 acres nearly black 12 hands hands 4 ft SATURDAY APRIL 9 Pony For Sale from carefully selected high class water fowls m fine selections as can b3 found anywhere 1 have ben unable to sup ply the numerous orders for single fowls pairs aud trio3 I have uo more for sale at present but can snpply the eirgs at prices quoted below Pekin Ducks grow quicker and command a readier sale than any other kind of poultry They are large and have a beautiful white plumage Rpquire but little warer in fact need it only for drinking purposes Tney have many good qualities cannot fly or climb fences easily kept in with low fences Feathers almost equal to geese Drakes sell at 150 to 3 00 and I can now fill orders for egs of the Worth 350 and above variety of dns The gs are 200 Ladies Worth 14 10 6 4 33 for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 clays only for 9 days only for 9 mJ days odly 229 o O J- - 4 37 Sailors Black and all dolors Worth 100 200 Ladies MufhVrs worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth 100 now 50c Plankeis worth 100 now 50c Plaid Dress Goods 5c m - c Tnfants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Coilon U0 Specials For 9 Days Mens Ladies3 and Childrens Shoes 150 for 9 days only 200 for 9 days onlv 300 for 9 days only 400 for 9 days only Mens Boots and ShoT3r worth 400 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 3J50 Men Bwots and Shoes worth 300 Mens Boots and Shoe5 worth 250 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 14 yds Mason ville Cotton S100 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 100 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 Ladies ShoT3S Ladies Shoes Ladies Shoes Ladies Shoes 75c Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Eggs 150 per 13 275 per 26 Mens Heavy Socks 5c worrh double Wool Socks 120 worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth Bruce Miller Lock Box X Ky Peris double Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double New Xsuuit1ry Agency Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double I have secured the agency for the Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Winchester Power Laundry a first Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double 100 100 200 now 150 naw 125 now 100 now 200 now 175 BSili class institution aiird solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adyer 1 ca led for aud delivered promptly tine prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture withf Respectfully Ijruce Holladay 16ap tf every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM J AT JJLJ ¬ tx If MjMlllax Talbtt JH Attys 0 KILLER ing We will send you free a large selection of samples fiom 3c per roll np all new colorings and novelties up to date W33 PAY FREIGHT We want an agentm every town to sell on commission from large sample boolts Io capital required For sainps or particulars address Agent S WOLF Ky Paris 747 753 Ninth Ave N Y City -- Do yon expect to do any paper ¬ APER Ulli b3 JLiAUJUJS tC BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BSINGERS 701703 MAIN ST PARIS KY iaui JSfeS rf if 4jcta tf sm t via JiZ -- fcfcj y i il n Wiffc aafTih

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