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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. va i C3S -- PV - -- V i n u-- awa pSSi NEWS PRINTED EVEEY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners H BlUlHlfalJl FEB i 1881 IUIIIMH1HIM HHLWL 1ILJU 1 Ill 1 I I U1M IWri-S-- EIGHTEENTH YEAR t3WMmifajivAimttvrfiiijijvj aliihii nrt Jnytmma- PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY APRIL 12 1898 - wmjh NO 29 Of Certain Novelties ¬ MILLERSBURG GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS The new goods are com in j faster than can be mentioned many Burc that deserve a prominent place here are crowded out and have to go Go to J T Hintons at Paris for tf unheralded and unsung We would cill your particular attention to carpets It is a suberb line exclusive See fifth page for death notice of Mrs our Wall Paper otock this season patterns original ideas the designers are creators of styles not follow- Sallie Collins ers New striking tasteful and prices that are below that demanded Col Green of the L N was here for inferior goods Just look over the line or such parts of it as will Friday on business interest you and we are sure you will agree with us as to its merits Tas Judy was in town Sunday after we show 50 News Kotes Gathered InjAncl About The Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks In ttDIA MY FRIEND FROM patterns that need but to be seen to insure to us a sale All shades all designs to suit any room from the attic to the cellar At 5c At 7 toAt At visited friends in Cynthiana Sunday florals and stripes in the new tones of grren red Before you have your buggy painted and blue Ed Hull call and get my prices Rey Mitchell ard Fulton Harris of A few special stripes in silk effects with and without frieze with Carlisle visited friends here Saturday louldings to mutch They hang as beautifully as a real silk fabric Mr Banks Neal visited relatives in Winchester from Saturday till yester- ¬ 12 2c day New colors in ingrains with large floral borders and ceilings Call on Ernst Butler for prices on 15c Rambler and Ideal bicycles before- you l 2c Catchy Frency l a six weeks spell of feyer Julian Adair was in Carlisle Sunday to see his father who is much better Messrs John Leer and Banks Viinont kt 10c - buy The most equisite line of English Chintz and floral designs Aremrant lot of Room Moldings at 2c per foot to close out Mr Arch Stout of Paris is the guest pattern Bring measure of room and get a chance at these thev wi 1 of Messrs John and Ashby Leer near town only last a few days sr Carpets Furniture Wail Pape i T uaossosssKS iiniiiiiiwmii near town Miss Emma McCHntock guest of Mrs C W Howard returned to Lexington yesterday Attorney Chas Wood and Mr Boone Ingels of Carlisle were here Fridaj- - Mr John Grimesjand bride have gone to house keeping on the Champ farm The story of My iiend fiom India which will be Be u at the Grand Opera House on April 20th besid s being up- ¬ roariously funny has a thread of satire that is pleasing to the despiser of shams The satire deals with the craze of the new rich for society anl the craze of society for fads the theosophical fad especially Erastus Underbolt a rich Kansas City pork packer retires and goes to New York and for his childrens sa ke tries to break into the sacred circle of swelldom He thinks by posing as a patron of theosophy he can succeed His son goes on bpcee and brings an intoxicated arber home with him and to escape his fathers wrath he palms his companion off as My Friend from India a member of the Order of the Yellow Robe The complications aris ing from the desire of the barber to escape and the obstacles that beset bun form a basis for some ot ihe funniest situations ever devised by writers to The fun that these things farcical 8dine situations engender is pure clean My Frieu I rom and refreshing India is one of the fev good comedies now en tour -- INK the 404 MAIN STREET I Are showing the largest and bast assorted line of Corsets in OenJn Kentucky We dasiie especially to call the attention of the ladies to Celebrated W B Corsets for which we are sole agents for Jans We have them in all lengths1 for Ladies and Misses and guarantee every pair to give satisfaction v 0mmm US rcmr i aW fVi S - if J ¬ Qv AlfWB 5S irrM rci K5 7T I r i - jr v W rwJi 7511 a w TJI J JL V- Vfcf r t- - a cv rVrft Jwh MM v i - JMwimJ gSs---wSa WHY IS MOT THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by O EDWARDS it is- Foley Consumption or Asthma in not claimed that vrnDave oney and Tar will cure yesterday Mclntyre Mrs here Sunday Mr Elmer Throckmorton of Mt Olivet is the guest of his sister Mrs J H Fulton Miss Sadie Curtis went to Lexington yesterday to visit her brother Mr Andy Curtis Miss Ida Collier of Mt Sterling is the guest of her sister Mrs Wm Bed ford near town Misses Anna Thornton visited her sister Mrs John Connell in Paris from Saturday till yesterday Miss Anna Bell Woods of the M F C spent from Saturday to yesterday with MissLucile Judy Gates Royce and family of North Middletown were guests of Mrs Nancy - on business Charleston W Va Thuisday She Mrs G S Allen has returned from a was taken ill 011 the stage the night be ¬ visit to his sister Mrs R Payne near fore and never reguued consciousness Georgetown was to have appeared at Lexington Mrs Wm Wood and son Trigg of She Nicholas visited friends and relatiyes last night in Cymbeline A Tennessee young lady advertised for a correspondent and after a number of loving letters had been exchanged she Margaret Mather the actress died at 100 00 r found her unknown admirer was a uBgro - L Quo Vadis is being dramatized by Brandon Hurst Get your onion sets of McDermott Spears tf mi iijiiiijiipti 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 to effect a cure crop crow Its a cultivator as well as a hoe does either kind ror worK equally well xt you till your farm or garden with rmneur tools you will De surprised at the decrease in- wotK yana me increase m pront There is a score oi these machines J aujl UUOU1 WlllUU wuiuuusuiuuuiu uveuinu kuuuuicu f and do it better The latest ideas in modern farming rare plainly set forth In the Planet Jr Book for 1898 7 rMalled free 8 I ALLEN CO 110 Market St Philnda r M the cause The Endeavor Society of the Chris- ¬ tian Church netted seven dollirs at their lunch Friday night at Miss Mary Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Smedleys Mrs Mary Caldwell has moved into asCS The only safe sure and the Hunt property wfyich has been ex- ¬ reliable Female PJXX tensively iin proved by Dr Miller who ever offered to Ladies now owns it especially recommend Ed Hull is painting buggies for from D H Hoi nnl4tW4B cH n mariaA Tnj 1 en to vurrmmtc BnwwrrBnTrnT vt f o 4 5 to 12 The reason he can paint n i EST Send for circular per box 6 boxes for S500 them so cheap he does his own work Price 100 Call and see him For Sale By XV T Brooks Druggist The City Council had fifteen new lamps put up the past week and several streets were also repaired Let the iHHHHHHKBBBVa good work go on Dr Bowen of Paris was down Sun- ¬ day to hold consultation with Dr C B B WSS Vfin VJTt 1I It Knot Pnaloct nninlrnc t mit a iDlnn J Smith in the Smith Clarke case Mr in 8 fj yNo killsIlorso Hoelets It pulverizes the earth In a scientific Clarke is no better way weeds 1 Hood of Nepton arrived to see her sister Miss Annetta who is quite ill Mr Frank Kenney of Louisville ¬ spent Sunday here with his aunt Mrs Sue Sandusky and lady friends Forrest Brooks sold Mclntyre McCliutock a good pair of mules for 125 and a sow and pigs for 35 Mr Ed Martin spent last week in Maysville with relatives and went to Cincinnati yesterday on business Poinpey Lewis colored of- Flemings burg was badly cut by Jesse Baker Sunday night A woman alleged to be - All Her Life Mr E D Jenkins of Lithonia Ga says that his daughter Ida inherited a severe case of Eczema which the usual mercury and potash remedies failed to relieve Year by year she was treated with various medicines external appli- ¬ cations and internal remedies without result Her sufferings were intense and her condition grew steadily worse All the so called blood remedies did not seem to reach the dis- ¬ ease at all until S SS was given when an improvement was at once noticed The medicine was continuecd with fav-¬ orable results and now she is cured sound and well her skin is perfectly clear and pure and she has been saved from what threat ened to blight her life forever cures Eczema Scrofula Cancer Rheu- ¬ matism or any other blood trouble It is a real blocd remedy and always cures even after all else fails iilW SIS 3f ff flf2 50 cts K3ww - 1 100 We also sell the Thompsons Glove Fitting Corsets which are too well known to need any special mention from us The Her Majesty Corsets for large ladies has no equal every pair guaranteed If they do not wear satisfactorily we will replace with another corset the money We have the Rpr Majesty corsets in black and or lefund white at two prices 2 75 and 0375 per pair P D and J B corsets are to be found in our stock 0 Tin- - 5T SSS guaranteed purely vegetable LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Stir the Earth Vi T- the the air and moisture makes the cr CteMSttBGT jJffijESrJ sw JMF SJjOk v jgM jm ACV I A Real Blood Remedy l vWHHH sWr r jhh X EASTER SUITS -- OF THE- - Finest Imported Cloth 80 AND S35 The same Suit will cost you - Nobby Business Suits 4j and 2500 jo elsewhere Take a blood remedy for a blood disease a tonic wont cure it Our books Mrs T M Purnell and daughter on blood and Miss Mary A spent from Saturday till diseases Mondav in Paris with Judge W M skin mailed free to Purnell and family address any Miss Dorothy Peed went to Lexing- ¬ Swift Specific ton yesterday to enter Smiths Busi- ¬ Co Atlanta ness College to take a course in short Ga hand and book keeping Miss Annie Richardson of Lexington has been the guest of her grand mother Mrs Trotter tor several days and re- ¬ turned home yesterday Messrs Royce Allen Wallace Shan- ¬ non Ad Turner and Misses Griffin Scales and Rubelt of the M F C at- ¬ tended church in Paris Sunday There were only four stallions at the FOR THE OLDEST horse show Saturday C F Clay and Brixillium property of John Barbefe Baron Star Jas Talbott and Pat Wash- ¬ ington property of W E Stillwell Misses Janet Griffin and Bertha Roswell and Miss McGinnis of the M In Cincinnati or vicinity towards the F C spent Saturday and Sunday with exchange of a new piano We make Miss Lutie Jefferson near town Most this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ of the young ladies of the M F C strument for a special purpose went home to spend Easter Sunday i I ffiffiffl 1 tf mm IN NEW SPRING STYLES READY-TO-WEA- R WE WILL GIVE 250 00 SUITS SKIRTS WAISTS PETTICOATS Steinway Piano Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late Davis Thompson Fine Trousers 00 and 800 CO PARIS FURNISHIHG JOE- - MUNgON k TAILORING H S STOUT Manager Patter - are The award of 25000 will be decided offering surprising bargains in mens on April 15th 1898 from the applications and boys stylish shoes The prices are sent to us before that time and the right tf decision will be announced immediately Haggard Reeds new laundry is thereafter doing first class work Give us a call Isgrig plank near the tuning pins you saw this advertisement All you have to do is to send us the following information on a postal card viz 1 Your name 2 Location of your residence 3 PostofQce 4 Factory number of your piano address The number will be found stamped on the wrest 5 Paper iu which JACKETS AND CAPES tf r Haggard Reed Spears Ernest Urchs 123 Co PbiOlas at McTiermott 121 W 4th St Cincinnati FRANK CO PPHBIHB n KTir x wi TJ m HimmPr Jjh ag tiiiTjmqyef wKr jfr- awfBjc7STj THE BOURBON NEWS PAK1S KY TUESDAY APRIL Between Fifty and One Hundred Pernom Met Death in a Horrible Manner on the Chilkoot Trail Large Number of People In the Streets of Madrid in Favor of the Seek to Avert a War Between Spain and Were Drowned Army and Against the Government the United States 12 1898 Lxl FOREIGN POWERS IN A SNOW SLIDE DEMONSTRATION LuNDON PRESS Comncnts on the Latest Phase of the Cuban Situation AESOSTICIfi The Armistice a Rec ¬ ognition of the Cuban Insurgents as Granted to the Insurgents Without Klllgrerents Conditions by the Spaniards Blood Is Life Skaguay Alaska April 3 via Seattle 9 x fHcKinley Says lie Hopes the Outcome Chilkoot trail between the Scales and Demonstrators Visit and the Ofllces of the Cuban Situation May I5e the Stone house at least 31 men met death April About noon Friday on the Maintenance of Peace Sim- ¬ ilar Call on Spain ¬ Washington April8 The representatives of the six powers of Europe seeking- to avert war between Spain and the United States called on President ZSIcIvinley at noon Thursday The governments of Great Britain France Germany Austria Russia and Italy were represented Sir Julian Paunce zfote the Uritish ambassador was the first to arrive followed by Ambassador Von Hollenben of Germany Within u few minutes all the ambassadors had been ushered into the blue room and President MeKinley immediately left Jiis office and went down to meet them The call of the representatives cf the powers on the president was quite brief and at 1220 oclock they went over to the state department and made an official visit They were headed by Sir Julian Pauncefote the British am bassador and dean of the corps The others included the French and Ger man ambassadors the Austrian minis ter and the charge daffaires of Italy and Russia The entire official suite of attaches accompanied The call evidently was by appointment for they were at once shown into the di plomatic room of the state depart ¬ ment where they were joined by Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secre tary Day with whom they were closeted behind closed doors Sir Julian Pauncefote as represen tative of the powers xresented the fol- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lowing- j authorized in that behalf address in the name of their respective govern ¬ ments a pressing app3al to the feel ¬ ings of humanity and moderation of the president and of the American people in their existing differences with Spain They earnestly hope that fuither negotiations will lead to an agreement which while securing the maintenance of peace will afford all necessary guarantees for the reestab lishment of order in Cuba The powers do not doubt that the humanitarian and jrarely disinterested character of this representation will be fully recognized and appre ¬ ciated by the American nation President MeKinley replied as follows The government of the United States recognizes the good will which has prompted the friendly communica tion of the representatives of Ger- many Austria Hungary France Great Uritain Italy and Russia as set forth in the address of 3rour excellencies and shares the hope therein expressed that the outcome of the situation in Cuba may be the maintenance of peace be iween the United States and Spain by affording the necessary guarantees for the re establishment of order in thG A island so terminating the chronic con- Tuition of disturbance there which so deeply injures the interests and menaces the tranquility of the American nation by the character and conse quences of the struggle thus kept up at our doors besides shocking its sen- ¬ timent of humanity The government of the United States appreciates the humanitarian and disinterested character of the communication now made on behalf of the powers named and for its part is con fident that equal appreciation will be shown for its own earnest and unselfish endeavors to fulfill a duty to hu manity by ending a situation the in ¬ definite prolongation of which has be¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The undersigned representatives of Germany Austria Hungary France Great Britain Italy and Russia duly and large nnmber of others were injured more or less seriously in a snow slide The dead were crushed under an ava- ¬ lanche of snow and ice which came down from the mountain side upon the left hand side of the trail at midway between the Scales r nd Stone house At this writing the known dead are Gus Setbarth Seattle Frank Sprague Seattle Steve Stevenson Seattle Tom Collins Portland Ore C P Harrison Seattle W L Riley Seattle one woman name unknown Ed Atwood New York C Beck Sanford Fla L Mrs Widelein Kansas City Mo Rynn Baltimore John Morgan EmGrimes Sacramento poria Kan Cal who has a brother in business at Dyea Two of the seriously injured are Waiter Chappey of New York and John C Murphy of Dixon Dak Fully 59 people were overtaken by the slide and are either buried in the snow or scattered along the borders od the avalanche in a more or less injur ed condition The point at which the accident occurred is some five miles above Sheep Camp The nearest telephone station is four miles distant The telephone wires at this point were carried away by the slide This fact makes it difficult to obtain further particulars at this time A blinding snow storm was raging all da upon the summit and as a consequence many of those in the vicinity were makinc no attempt to travel Sebarth Sprague and Stevenson were traveling together as partners and were found side by side in bed Thousands of people were encamped in the vicinity of the accident at the time and were soon upon the scene rendering such assistance as possible Upon receipt of the news points be low Dyea telephoned up to know ii assistance was required and received answer to the effect that 5000 people were at work on the debris and were only in each others way All day Saturday and Sunday e southerly storm with rain- wind anc snow prevailed in this vicinity and ii is believed the softening of the snow on the mountain side by those agencies was the cause of the avalanche The quantity of snow and ice that came down in the slide is estimated a1 thousands of tons It swept directhj across the trail which notwithstand ing the fact that the weather was un suitable for travel was thronged witl way farers The last vestige of the trail in the vicinity was wiped out o existence and where it lay is now z mountain of snow and ice undei which are many dead bodies that car not be recovered for days to come Later reports bring information thai fche bodies of three more unfortunates have been taken from the snow On is that of Garrison initials and resi dence unknown Ritchie initials anc residence unknown Durber initial unknown residence Seattle There was a preliminaiw slide at oclock in the morning People wen digging up their goods when the sec ond slide occurred about noon Latest reports are that 31 bodies have been recovered Seattle- - Wash April 9 Later ad vices from Skaguay says that it is now believed that 30 or 100 people were killed in the slide Twenty two bodies have been recovered and identified and 23 were brought out alive ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Military Club of the Liberal Newspapers There Were Nu ¬ merous Arrests 11 ¬ - tempered governor rushed into the thickest of the mob brandishing a stick but hitting nobody Senor Aguilera is a man of proportions gigantic and the best loved individual in Mad ¬ The manifestants scuttled in rid all directions before his shillelagh producing a comic effect and reducing the disturbance to its true propor tioris The police are acting admirably and the military are kept in re serve at the barracks in case of an emergency Should there be more be neath the surface than appears praise is due for the precautions taken At 1110 p m demonstrations continued in favor of the army and against the government The demonstrators have visited the Military club and the offices of the liberal newspapers There have been numerous arrests and many of the demonstrators have been injured At 1030 p m a large crowd was still parading the Puerto Del Sol crying Long live Spain and Long live the army The civil governor of Mad rid is among them promenading up and down begging them to disperse peacefully The crowd relying on the kind heartedness of the governor whom the population of Madriel adores refuses to disperse and is bent on visiting the Military club to make a demonstration of sympathy The authorities pro hibit the formation of groups in front of the Military club the presidency or the American legation Gen Castelvi was offered at the Military club a banner to head the demonstration but he refused alleging that the crowd was composed of the dregs of the city Several of the ringleaders have been arrested the civil governor threatening to call out the civic guards if the crowds elo not disperse ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Puerta del packed A large Sol is now densely body of police is drawn up near the Hotel de Paris where the civil govern- ¬ Occasionally or of Madrid is dining the cry viva Espana is raised and re echoed by a thousand voices The correspondent of a press association saw one arrest A respectable looking individual was brought to the hotel doorway where he asked to be loosed from physical custody promising to accompany the police quietlj Senor Aguilera the civil governor resumed his interrupted dinner Rut fresh cries arose and the burl- - good Madkid April ¬ ARMISTICE MEANS NOTHING Gen Correa Spanish Minister of War Lets several people expressed himself as follows It is an error to say that Lieut Gen CoeafFniinisterfof war in a conversation Saturdaywth r the Cat Out of the Bag Madrid April 11 El ImparciaLSavs GEN LEE Will Make Some Startling Disclosures Become insufferable fore the Senate Committee Kegarding The Conspiracy to ISIow Up the Maine The visit was in accordance with an Washington April 9 Representaagreement of an exactlv similar visit tive Lorrimer of Illinois is authority to the queen regent at Madrid Thurs day its purpose being to present salu for the statement that Gen Lee will tations timely with the Easter season make some startling disclosures before tind to present the wishes of their sov the senate committee on foreign rela- ¬ ereigns that peace would be main tions when he arrives here regarding ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The action of the powers in present ¬ ing the joint note to President McKin ley was to have occurred Wednesday but was deferred y delay at St Petersburg It was not until oclock Wednesday afternoon that the Russian government cabled its charge instruc tions similar to those already given to the other represr utatives At 7 oclock Wednesday night a meeting was held and the joint note formally signed it having been prepared at the meeting at the British embassy the night before The note is in French and bears fhe signatures of the representatives of the six powers The original note in French was presented and in doing so Sir Julian Pauncefote stated to the president that it was given to him in this language as French is the diplo matic language of the world An En 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ tained the conspiracy to blow up the Maine It was announced that Gen Lee would be called before the committee but the nature of the testimony expected from him was not disclosed I understand that Ger Lee is to supply the missing link in the testimony said he My information is that Capt Sigsbee is in possession of the facts but does not feel at liberty to give them until the person who gave them to him releases him from the secrecy imposed That person I understand is Gen Lee It is said that the information Gen Lee is expected to testify to relates to the extinguishment of the electric lights in Havana at the instant of the blowing up of the Maine Electrical experts have said that if the light went out in Havana at the time of the explosion it would be con- ¬ clusive evidence that the mine under the Maine must have been fired from a shore electrical connection Capt Sigsbee before the foreign relations committee said he had information that the lights had gone out but did not think it advisable to give the name of his informant while he was in Cuba His informant is said to be Gen -- that the government has granted an armistice to the rebels I would never give that before leaving the ministry because it would be the same thing as recog nizing the belligerency of the rebels The government has granted the wishes of the powers that we should cease hostilities during the day which Gen Blanco judges prudent for pre paring peace I acceded to a cessation of hostilities because to refuse the wishes of the powers would be to divorce Spain from the world If I left the cabinet I should be placing my successor in an awkwardposition Gen Blanco will probably publish a proclamation of truce and also another offering indulgent terms during the cessation of hostilities If during this period there are important submissions and the United States with- draws its ships from the neighborhood of Cuba and the Philippines all will be well and peace will soon be reached Otherwise the Cuban war will continue and the powers will be obliged to demand that the United States maintain absolute neutrality and enforce a dissolution of the filibustering committee in New York The armistice is not to prevent the Spanish government con tinuing its military preparations and placing the peninsula the Canaries the Belaeric islands and Puerto Rico in a state of defense ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE GOVERNMENT Gives the Dupont De Mourse Powder Co a glish translation not bearing the signatures accompanied the original note and it was this English translation which Sir Julian Pauncefote read The presidents answer was not reduced to French Nkw York Uprising in Portolisco ¬ The Quebec St news that an uprising Thomas brings has taken place in Porto Rico and that in an engagement between the in- ¬ surgents and Spanish troops a score of men were killed Two filibustering expeditions landed in Porto Rico a montli ago and this fact gives color to the rumor of an insurrection S line steamer Fontabelle from April Je spondent of the Daily Telegraph says The queen regent may soon return to her native land Austria Suitable preparations are already making at the palace of her brother Archduke Luigen for her reception Queen Kegent Preparing to Flee London April 0 The Vienna corre- ¬ The EI Dupont De Mourse Co it is understood has received from the United States government a contract for fur ¬ nishing 15000000 worth of powder and the mills are being rushed to turn out the material as rapidly as possible Most of the powder manufactured at the mills at present is red and being more difficult to ignite than the black powder there are fewer explosions and it can be produced more rapidly by the machinery The company is building a new mill in the lower yard and also a machine ¬ Large Contract Wilmington Del April 11 for the manufacture of prismatic pow der which is to be the largest in the world The wages of the companys employes recently have been in creased NEWSPAPER MEN Notes Near the ¬ ¬ The large mine of the Hocking Valley Coal Co is flooded Miners broke through into an old mine that was full of water Three acres are covered to the depth of three feet and 300 men are idle Pumps have been ordered The mine can not be drained on account of the McKInleys Course Commended Cleveland O April S The cham dip Died on the Scaffold ber of commerce Thursday afternoon jp olsom Cal April 9 C H Ray ¬ adopted unanimously the following we heart ¬ mond was hanged Friday for the mur ¬ resolution Resolved that ily commend the prudent and con der of Fred Andrews at Baden San servative course of the presiden i In Mateo county November 17 last He dealing with the Cuban question ¬ April 8 Gen Shaf who is now inspecting the fortifi ter jations of this port states that the first of the ten inch rifles will be in place at Ballast Point by Thursday night He is pleased with the rapid progress on the harbor defenses here Ten Inch Kifles San Diego Cal at Ballast Point Nelsonville 0 April 9 Coal Mine Flooded Arrested While Taking New York April 11 Extraordinary precautions were in force at the navy yard Brooklyn Saturday respecting suspicious persons The officer of the R uard has been ordered to cause the arrest of any person seen taking notes and to allow no photographers to en ¬ ter the yard Three newspaper men were arrested Saturday while stand ¬ ing near the Mayflower taking notes They were taken to the captain yard Sommer and then Adm of the Buneo before being discharged Mayflower menting editorially Monday morning At a Cahinet Meeting It Was Decided the on the latest phase of the situation Proposed Armlstiee Did Not Change says the Situation the Message We can not doubt that had the Sa Will Go to Congress gasta government taken this truly statesmanlike and patriotic action a Washington April 11 Spanish little earlier it would have led to a so- government through its The minister at lution honorable to Spain and satisfac- Washington Senor Polo De Eernabe tory to America Even now despite Sunday night delivered an important the ominous tone of our New York official document to the state depart-¬ correspondent we find it hard to be- ment stating that the armistice which lieve that so signal an advance on the the queen regent of Spain had compart of Spain will not meet with some manded Gen Blanco to proclaim Sun response from Washington It is to be earnestly hoped that day was without conditions that her granted majestys government nothing in President McKinleys mes- liberal institutions to had island of the sage will grate needlessly upon the Cuba which the Cuban parliament feelings of Spain or enhance Senor would develop recalling the condolSagastas difficulties ence and sympathy expressed by the The Daily Mail says queen regent and her government on The armistice implies a recogni- the disaster of the Maine and the hortion of the insurgents as belligerents ror this disaster had occasioned in and it is therefore a very notable step Spanish hearts and appealing to the if not toolate courtesy and sense of justice of the The Daily Graphic thinks that unless United States government to enlighten the powers are convinced that the public opinion upon the attitude of Cuban insurgents will accept an armis- Spain The note also repeats of tice and the United States is ready to fer of the Spanish government thesub to give autonomy a fair trial the pro- mit the Maine desceedings are more creditable to their ignated by the question to experts maritime powers of the hearts than to their heads world This document was the official notiCONSULS IN SPAIN fication of the Spanish government to Permission Has IJeen Given Them by the the United States of the granting of United States Government to Leave if an armistice and its essential terms They Desire Minister Woodfords dispatch Satur Washington April 11 Permission has been given by the state department day night briefly stated the fact that to the United States consuls in Spain an armistice had been agreed upon to leave that country if they so desire but it was not communicated as pending the threatened severance of coming from the Spanish government all diplomatic relations between Spain Sundays communication cleared up and this country They have not been misapprehension on the most vital ordered to leave as such case is not re- point of Spains concession namery that sorted to except in the case of a rup- tion the aimistice was without condiThe note was received by the ture between the two nations but they state department after the first cabinet are permitted to exercise their own discretion in the matter The effects of the meeting and was one of the main subconsulates such for instance as unim- jects of consideration at the second meeting held Sunday portant papers and furniture will be cabinet night Although Spanish the turned over to the representatives of note was surrounded with the some friendly government As Great of official negoBritain has authorized her consular of- usual secrecy tiations the following summary ficers in Cuba to take charge of the effects of all United States consulates of its contents was secured there it is presumed like authority ton The Spanish minister in Washingdeeply impressed by the numerous will be given to English consular of- errors which seem to have obtained ficers in Spain ci edit in public opinion in America in regard to the Cuban question consid- ¬ THE REMAINS ers it his duty to call again the atten- ¬ Of Miss Frances E Willard Cremated and tion of the secretary of state of the the Ashes Buried at Rosehill Cemetery United States to the following points Chicago April 11 The remains of First Her the Miss Frances E Willard were cremated gent of Spain majesty of queen redesirous ending the Saturday at Graceland cemetery Al ¬ troubles which are desolating Cuba though little if anything had been ¬ said in advance as to cremation of the has commanded a suspension of hostilities Gen Blanco has been ordered remains of the celebrated president of to proclaim Sunday an armistice with the Womens Christian Temperance union it is stated that such a pro- out conditions He will determine and cedure was in accordance with her re- later the durationcarry details of this armistice so as to out the gener peatedly expressed wish ous intentions of her majestj-- and the Miss Anna Gordon Mrs L M wishes of the friends of peace Stevens the new president of the Second Her majestys government W C T U and a few othei s were has granted to the island of Cuba in- ¬ present The ashes were taken to stitutions as liberal enjoyed Rosehill cemetery Sunday where serv- by Canada under the as thoseflag The ices Ayerah eld The ashes were then Cuban chambers will Britishon meet the 4th iiterfecHin the Willard family lot at of nextMay It will be their duty and Rosehill privilege to ut into practice and develop these institutions In addition SHORT OF TUGS to these Cuba is represented in parlia The United States Will Be in the Event of ment at Madrid War With Spain Third Public opinion in this coun San Francisco April 11 Adm Kirk try appears to ignore the fact that the land has detailed two navy officers to make a thorough examination of loss of the Maine was immediately fol- ¬ two of the best twoboats in lowed by official and reiterated expresthe harbor and if their report sions of condolence from her majesty is favorable the two boats may the queen from her government from go into commission as adherents to her charge daffaires in Washington and the Pacific coast squadron In the all offrom the authorities in Havana which tended to affirm the horevent of war the navy on the Pacific ror which this disaster had caused to coast will be short of tus Thev are needed at Mare island and there would arise in Spanish hearts as also the be plenty of work for them towing sympathy felt for the United States government and navy and for the coal and ammunition to the stationed in the harbor and to the American nation The Spanish minister feels confi batteries on the bav shores dent that he can count upon the A Prominent New York Man Commits Sui ¬ courtesy and sense of justice of the cide United States government to enlighten New York April 11 John G Decker public opinion upon this subject committed suicide in Rochelle Park Fourth As to the cause of this N J Sunday by shooting lie was lamentable disaster it resolves itself for some years engaged in the manu into a question of facts which can only facture of paper boxes in New York be settled by material proofs The but sold out a few months ago Lately Spanish minister reiterates the assurhe was under medical treatment for ance that his government is ready tc nervous prostration and at times ap- submit the question to experts desigpeared to be depressed with the idea of nated by the maritime powers whose coming to want although he is be- conclusions are in advance accepted lieved to have been worth 850000 and Senor Polo delivered the document is known to have had a considerable in person to the state department and bank account aside from the interest in the communication itself the call had added Havana Closely Guarded interest as an evidence of a renewal of Havana via Key West April 11 diplomatic negotiations this being his Havana is guarded more closely than ever the Arolas battalion being posted first call at the department in ten days Later Senor around the limits of Vidano the swell the legation Du Bosc first secretary of suburb of the city Within the last department onmade another call at the the same general sub two days a number of Cubans have ject Besides delivering the note the been arrested and are now confined in the Cabanas fortress charged with va- call permitted a personal exchange berious offenses Some say the prisoners tween the secreta of state and the have been engaged in a plot to assas- Spanish officials of an agreeable chai sinate United States Consul General acter The cabinet after a three hours speLee and others assert that they have cial session called by the president in been acting as spies for the United view of the armistice issued by the States government Spanish government adjourned about The Fern is All Risrlit 140 oclock The proposal for an arWashington April 11 Navy depart mistice it was subsequent- - announced ment officials ridicule and discredit by one of the membershad not changed the widely circulated rumors that the the situation in the slightest degree Fern has been blown up Lieut and the presidents message would go Whittlesey who would be the first to in to congress Monday notwithstand know of the receipt of anj such news ing the armistice decision of the Spanby the navy department said that he ish government There will be anhad not heaid of any trouble at Ha- other meeting of the cabinet at S vana and that while the Fern was at oclock Sunday night to review finally Havana he did not credit any other the presidents message before it goes part of the story to congress with the changes made The West African mail steamship New Orleans and San Francisco Sighted New York April 11 The captain of Dahmony which arrived at Liverpool the steamship Aller which arrived from the west coast of Africa March 22 and was outward bound is ashore here Sunday says that at 2 p m April near Holyhead The passengers and 7 his vessel passed within ten miles of crew have beei landed by rocket line two war vessels both of which were painted white The leading vessel and life boat was rigged with three masts and the A dispatch to the London Daily Telewith two graph from Gibraltar says that the other and appeared Both were bound west to be going at the Spanish cruisers Cristobal Colon and rate of ten an hour The vessels knots Infanta Maria Teresa have left Cadiz were sighted in Lat 4045 Long 4840 for a destination undivulg ed with six These vessels are evidently the battalions each a thousand strong Ad ¬ Orleans formerly the Amazonas New and ditional troops the dispatch asserts the San Francisco which sailed from will leave Cadiz by the mail steamers Gravesend Eng two weeks ago Sun during the next few days for Cuba 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IDUISVJLLE KY tiEW YORK ¬ ¬ NY ¬ WQSO0VOXO41rt4Wt4Q o LmvuI ¬ t ft ei i v F ifH4 o O ¬ ¬ ¬ TRADE MARK ¬ z ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IMOillLLHI H j H III u ¬ Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri- ¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known z f YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package and our trade mark La Belle Chocolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE Z Of - ¬ v Tj1 rtnltf Ko I Z WALTER BAKER CSTABLISHCD 17a0 CO Ltd DORCHESTER I1ASS I - ¬ MygjHj i fSOfT rT -- -V TlfWi gftyPZ 5JR9PfiiW3W THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL MANY AMERICANS Are Leaving Cuba on Steamers From Havana and Other Points Measure 12 1898 T THE MEMBERS Of the Waj B THE AMBASSADORS ¬ RAILWA A MARVEL ad Means Committee Con sidering the Drafting of a War Itcvenao Dt Five Great Powers Adviso Spaia to Give Extreme Concessions to the United States rv r a James E White the general superin- ¬ m v 2liM- - - 1 The ambassadors of five great Eu1LJ1A Italy tendent of the railway mail service at ropean powers France Russia On Iiees Departure the British Ambassa ¬ have diplo- Washington keeps on his desk in the Germany and Austria dor Will Look After Americans Inter- ¬ Unkind Cause and Effect matically informed the government oi post office department several photo-¬ ests The Spanish Minister Prepared I wish I Philosopher 1 shall never regret He was young but ardent war with the United States graphs which attract much attention Spain that to Leave Washington Hurriedly ¬ pictures according to Mr White that I was once an industrious man presses yourlovely were the glove that can only be avoided in their judg These Friend Because you feathered your hand he said to the charming maid ment br Spain yielding illustrate the most unaccountable and Washington April 9 Preparations The ambassadors of Europe have remarkable feat ever performed by a nest 1 suppose She glanced at him with a bewitching for all eventualities are being hurried concessions to the railroad locomotive In fact the per- ¬ advised extreme Philosopher No It is because the smile Arent you enough of a kid aa to completion Gen Lee will leave to formance is one which in the ordinary memory of my past industry enables it is United States The3 appealed she softly asked Cleveland Havana Saturday probably on the Spains pride noble self sacrifice and course of events would only seem pos- ¬ me to thoroughly enjoy my present Plain Dealer small naval vessel Fern now in Ila They meant that she sible where human intelligence was laziness J udre self interest vana harbor although it was said at J Her Order must abandon Cuba smployed and it is most difficult to bethe state department that he mijrht Sweet Voice through the pljone The 11 m it The ambassadors of the same powers lieve that it was accomplished by a take one of the Plant line of steamers Impassioned Lover Tell me my Have you any canras back duck Mr called upon President McKinley in mere machine a creature of man At that time also the other United prove inv love Beefiy Washington in the interests of peace In speaking about the photographs angel what to do to States consuls and most of the Amer- ¬ list Butcher Yes maam was posi the other day Mr White remarked Oh that 1 might like ome knight of as a matter of form There A rough estimate of the receipts to ican citizens residing- in Cuba will be old battle for you die for you Sweet Voice Well you may send up hope that the out of the island Official reports re- ¬ be derived from these sources is that bly no expectation no recede one inch They have never appeared in print to Sweet Girl 1 wish you would give up three yard and a half if you please would United my knowledge and were taken for the ceived here Friday stated that large the increase on these articles alone will from its States N Yr World one vital demand that Spain railway mail service because of the curi- ¬ smoking numbers of Americans were leaving approximate if not exceed 8100100000 must give up Cuba Impassioned Lover Oh come now great accident at New ous nature of Always Meeting It on the several steamers from Havana a year Beer it is thought will pro- ¬ But the powers may have felt that as Hamburg X the which they represent thats asking too much N Y Weekly ¬ Y ¬ Creditor May I ask whether you eve and other ports Entire quiet has pre- duce an increase of 35000000 manu- thev were about to use coercion in on the first of occurred expect to meet your indebtedness The factured tobacco an increase of 30 vailed there up to this time Look Out for Illm Madrid it would be diplomatic to make This accident States consul at Porto Rico is 000000 or more and commercial paper a demonstration in Washington at the September 1392 when a New York Hardup Meet it Why great Scott United Perhaps youll not believe It but its gospel ¬ anyway Chicago railway postal can ran into an An- ¬ man I meet it every time I go into the also preparing to leave No instruc- and patent medicines 832000000 same time Just observe and you will find that as a street Dont you throw it into my face morn- ¬ tions it is stated definitely have been other source of revenue which it is There is reason to believe that the open drawbridge at G15 in the rule sent to Minister Woodford concerning said is almost certain to be availed of powers have made extraordinary ing the car being badly wrecked and a The person who agrrees with you in every- ¬ often enough Up to Date thing you say his withdrawal from Madrid that be- ¬ is transactions in railroad and other propositions to Spain They have said portion of the mail matter lost The Feminine make ing left to his discretion listed stocks It is believed in effect that if she should make such engineer raid fireman who on account Either tries to fool a fool of you or is May You know Toms awfully jeal himself a The prospects of his withdrawal that the returns from this source concession to the United States as of the sudden and unexpected nature of Chicago Daily News oxis and I have to bcterribly particular to have been fully considered however will be large In all the figuring so they believed to be not afforded necessar3 the the accident were as well as onetime all the time and there is reason to believe that in far the remaining industries and the powers of Europe would guarantee her jump were killed postal WOMANS WAY Ethel But my dear dont worry the event of his retirement the British professions which were taxed for against war both external and in- clerk John HCain while METoomey you never have a chance to give him any ambassadci at Iadrid will look after strictly war revenues during the re- ¬ ternal clerk in charge was seriously injured cause for jealousy Harlem Life American interests and afford protec- bellion have been left out of the ac- ¬ The powers would delegate to one oi The other clerks escaped unhurt tion to such Americans as remain in count An increase of from two to their own number Austria whose The train was behind time and was Preparing for an Illness Spain This it is stated in an author- ¬ three cents on letter postage and a tax throne is closely allied to that of Spain running at a terrific rate of speed to Cook Have yez company comin itative quarter is part of a comity be ¬ on gas and electric light lias also been bj- - ties of blood the duty of defend ¬ make up and had reached the bridge mum thot yez do be cookin up so many tween the United States and Great suggested to the department but these ing Spain against any internel foes before it was discovered that the draw pies an cakes an tings Britain and reciprocates the ac- items have not yet been considered that might arise as a menace to the was open There was no time to do any¬ Mrs Wiseley No my husband has tion of the United States government The increase of one cent an ounce on dynasty as a result of yielding to the thing but jump and this is what the sent word that he is to take a weeks demands of the United States big engine did It actually cleared the lay off on account of his health Judge In plain English this means that 2S foot draw and landed safely on the A Grave Find Positions of far Vessels of Unite States anfl Spain in Western Atlantic Austrian troops would 11 necessary other side the train going down Over 500 men Newsboy Extra be sent to Spain to maintain order and through the opening This is the big women and children found stone deadt to suppress civil war The Austrian gest jump ever recorded oy a locomo- ¬ PORTLAND ME Old Man breathlessly buying a pa troons would have behind them the tive and the post office department Single turret monitor HoBto3c pex Where allied moral and physical forces of officials think it will never be equaled PORTSMOUTH N H Newsboy In the graveyard of TrAlninfrship Essex Europe To this day no satisfactory explana- ¬ ft course Judge BOSTON MASS The papal nuncio who has been tion has ever been offered to account Gunboats Bancroft Machtas to the palace in the last 24 for the long jump of the locomotive and Sinsjle turret monitors Lehigh CatskUl He Was hours is believed to be in sympathy it can only be said in partial explana- ¬ am not as others are he said NEWPORT R I I TralniiiKship Constellation with this programme Then he took off his wig- to prepare for bed tion that the engines momentxim must Train ingbhip Alliance Removed a leg with a weary sigh S I 1 have been so very great that it had NEW YORK CITY N Y an arm and a bright glass eys FAREWELL CRY She Isnt that the woman who wor ¬ Likewise his teeth with a graceful artu Gunboat Annapolis to a certain extent overcome its own Took out Dispatch boats Dolphin Mayflower No Im a man apart And added Of the Havana Crowd to Gen Lee and the tremendous weight and the natural ried the life out of her husband and Torpedo boat Stiletto Single turret monitor Jason L A W Bulletin Americans as They Sailed From the Har ¬ laws of the attxaction of gravitation killed him by inches Slnjrle turret monitor Nfthant bor Was Get Out You Yankee Swine Auxiliary yachts Eagle iiawlc Hornet He Yes and now she goes and sobs SHORT HI31SELF Wasp Key West Fla April 11 As the which held it to the earth and made it on his grave till you can hear her over Auxiliary tujrs Algonquin Nczinscot Osfor the moment a free agent that did ceola Sioux Tecumseh Uncus Wowpa Fern with Gen Lee and the Americans xmtil the speed was slackened literally the fence Harlem Life tuck Protected cruiser San Francisco VGSSftss was leaving Havana harbor Saturday l tea Protected cruiser New Orleans Torpedo boatSomers evening the wharves and boats on fly through space How otherwise could Optimism NEW LONDON CONN both sides of the narrow entrance to it without thea least support have They say this worlds a hard Oiie Tis a Single turret monitor libelous remark Crr r Esa ill the harbor were crowded with Span- passed through greater space than its monitor Manhattan own length Each day is full of pleasures from its iards who hissed and jeered as each LEAGUE ISLAND PHILADELPHIA dawning clear till dark The feature of this remarkable acci- ¬ Ram Katahdin boat passed out As the Fern rounded And the only criticism to be made when all Monitor Minntonomoh to heading for the open sea she passed dent has never been prominently is done HAMPTON ROADS VA near the Maine wreck The group on brought out before by the railway mail Is that people must be working when they First class battleship Massachusetts might be having fun Second class lmttletlun Texas deck had been laughing and talking service as despite the assertion of the Washington Star Armored cruiser Brooklyn VIRGINIA Pioiccted cruiser Columbia expressing their satisfaction at leaving superintendent of the rolling stock of Protected cruiser Minneapolis Havana With one accord each man the New York Central at the time that Sitiglo turrct monitor Canonical Not So Rich doffed his hat in salute of the brave the engine had made the unheard of KORFOLK VA Poindexter Is old Mr Deans will to Dynamite cruiser Vesuvius dead while silence fell on all the space jump through the air of 28 feet pulling be contested Cruiser Montgomery of several minutes Gen Lee being on the mail car after it the postal authori Gunboat Vieksburjj Kilduff I understand not Protected cruiser Sewark board the Fern made the boat a target tieswere slow to believe that a more Revenue cutters Hamilton Morrill Win Poindexter Then his estate is not- so dom for redoubled hisses groans cat calls satisfactory explanation accounting for large as it was thought tobe Detrpit Auxiliary tug Alice 2 and whistles from the crowds on theipresehce of thcTengine on the other Free Press PORT ROYAL S 3GIMonitor Amphitrite side of the diaw would come to light Get out Yankee swine shore 7 JACKSONVILLE FLA was one of the mildest expressions but it never has nor will Philadel ¬ For Sweet Charitys Sake Gunboat Wilmington used This seemed to strike every one phia Inquirer Helen Young Banker seemed to be KEY WEST AND DRY TORTUGASw on boaid as ludicrous Vice Consul greatly taken with me at the ball last First class battleship Iowa First class battleship Indiana Springer who had been on the island night He danced with me four times EAT VASSAR GIRLS Monitor Puritan The One on the llijrht- - Let me hav o0 yeax s waved his hand to a partiexx Monitor Terror Mattie Oh well that doesnt prove a five old man Armored cruiser New York larly abusive gxoup saj ing in tones Astounding Appetite for Pancakes anything It was a charity ball you Cruiser Marblehead The Other One Sorry my boy but Cruiscr Detroit loxxd enough for all to heax-Wait Eggs Milk and Vegetables Protected cruiser Cincinnati must remember Chicago Daily News Im a little short myself Chicago JRei Gunboats Nashville Helena Newport wait mv friends we shall all be back Castine ord Torpedo boats DupontCushing Ericsson soon A great deal of studying is done at The Point of View Footo Winslow Porter Tugs Samoset Leyucn The good of things on this old earth Yassar doubtless Bxit a part of the GEN LEE The Editors Prayer BETWEEN CUBA AND KEY WESXr Depends upon the points of view Oh that the cranks who roam about daily programme which is never neg- ¬ Dispatch boats Fern Bacho Your neighbors stubbornness is just Arrives at Key West Fla and Leaves for On deadly mission bent Tender Mangrove lected in the least no matter what else Persistence if possessed by you Washington Would run against the man who wrote HAVANA CUBA Chicago Daily News Key West Fla April 11 Consul suffers is the table The motto of the That sickly feeble ancient joke Protected Alfonso XII r Oil NUM9 F J Crniser Nueva Espana Eat About the umbrella keeping Lent Lcje axuived here on the Fern college girl who is xot a dig is Geneial vnmtof X A LEADING QUESTION C SAH JUAN PUERTO RICO Harlem Life drink and be merry for to morrow we at 730 Sunday morning ft i Armored cruiser Vizcaya U Armored cruiser Oiuendo Gen Lee came ashore about 11 oclock work And thexe are no digs at Vas The TInse Not Ripe - and received an answer to a telegram sar Zo Anxious Patron Doctor dont you - zZo wfon JV vf K The Poughkeepsie student home on he had sent to Washington m The gen ¬ Ihink youd better call in some other eral sailed for Tampa at noon Fxora furlough paused ajad looked thought 3 physician for consultation In M lew CM10 Porta C T - sV SAN w that port he will go direct to Washing f ul for a moment Po JT Oh no Family Doctor cheerfully ton The sum total of table destruction not yet There is still some hope Nv iOMlNQ during the year is appalling she con- ¬ V Weekly Lees Message to IShinco tinued The Yassar farm compiise KeyWest Fla April 11 You He Had One Hope maytfplLGen Blanco for me that the nearly 300 acres The asparagus beda¬ She My brother is going to handl seaFerngjjsWthe last ship of the American cover an acre of ground and in the you without gloves when he meets you Bavygfijat will ever go out of Havana son yield from 75 to S3 bunches daily He Well 1 hope to giacious hell haxbo5vhile the Spanish flag flies over Thousands of bunches of celery are de think to wash his hand before he coasr the Morro This was the message voured by ethereal freshmen sophomences Yonkers Statesman in affording protection to British letter postage probably would aug that Gen Lee sent to Gen Blanco as mores seniors and juniors every year ment the receipts by 80000000 a year he steamed out of Havana haibor Sat hundreds of bushels of tomatoes onions on a lormer occasion subjects Sometimes fcnite Biased A bill providing for a temporary xxrday night Lee was indiguant at the and potatoes are required to keep pace The Spanish minister at Washington Europes politics unto has received no instructions as to his loan of 100000000 and a permanent insxxlts heaped upon his head by the with mental progress and quantities A chessboard we compare departure nor has he made prepara- ¬ loan of from 300000000 to 500000000 Spanish officials and the populace He of milk eggs and bread that wcxild And yet it differs much in tfhaU seldom on the square 3K tions to go although his establishment at three per cent pa3able in coin has had been snubbed at the palace by make the delicate voting ladv of the --Its Puck is in such a condition that he cculd been prepared by the ways and means Gen Blanco and affronted by Dr Con bonbon eating period of 30 years ago Author 1 love you with my whole ¬ OUT OF RANGE committee and will be immediately in- ¬ gosto leave within a few hours after receiv faint with horror are yearlv consumed heart and can never love any ether de- ¬ troduced in case of war The whole ing orders from his government to by these vivacious damsels who can Will you be mine Asiatic Squadron Kcady part As an evidence of the complete exuestion of the finances of the govern Are you still dic- ¬ Lady London April 11 The Hong Kong read Latin and jump five barred gates tating Typewriter cessation of negotiations it can be ment in view of probable hostilities is Bookkeeper cited that Friday closed the seventh being carefully considered by the corx espondent of the Daily Mail tele ¬ with equal facility About 30 cows are a The Amer ¬ owned by the college and they supply consecutive day since the Spanish treasxirj- officials so that of definite and graphing Sunday sa3s From Bad to Worse operations ican squadron has completed arrange ¬ the girls with about 100000 quarts of well thought out plan ¬ I never sing the old songs minister called at the state depart may be at the disposal of congress in ments for putting to sea Two vessels milk annually The Yassar girl is fond Yet Im told in language terse ment case of need The new ones that I warble have steam up xcady to start at a mo- of an egg for her breakfast That is War and naval preparations are pro Are just as bad or worse A MILLION MEN ments notice The cruiser Baltimore why aboxit 100000 eggs disappear every ceeding systematically but the larger Chicago Daily News details of preparation have been Have Volunteered for the Expected War and the x evenue cutter Hugh McGul yeax 5 111 Ssw Vv loch arc expected Tuesday The Brit- ¬ Plainly a Great Man If there is one thing more than With Spain shaped and ihere is little more to do Washington April 9 Since the ex- ¬ ish steamers Nanshon and Zafiro have Latin and Greek and psychology and In answer to the question whether than to see these regularl- - executed just been bought by America for geometry and trigonometry that the he was a great man said the great While there are many naval move- citement began the war department purposes Yassar giii likes it is pancakes The ones eulogist I will simply say that ments there has not yet been any de ¬ has received nearly a milliou applica- ¬ affecting the movement of tions from men who wish to volunteex quantity of pancakes consumed at the when liifr wife shook him itagitated the cisive order A IJattle at Atliara ¬ answers have been sent that Cincinnati En ¬ the fleets All is in a state of expect Circular Cairo Egypt April 11 The British college is enoi mous The griddle is ten¬ whole community A report was the national guards will have first brigade in the ancy in this regard defeat of the Dervishes feet long and three fees wide The Yas- quirer current Friday that the Spanish chance and orders have been sent to Friday at Atbara and the capture of sar pancake has a txirn and a brown that A Maidens Ivindncss fleet of cruisers had sailed from Cadiz commanders of national guard com- ¬ Mahmoud the Dervish commander are peculiarly its own In spite of the Tenor singing O appy appy ap-He So youre goin- - to throw me for American waters There was no panies to assemble their men in the and 4000 of his followers lost irT addi ¬ girls fondness for cakes however only py oe tny dreams tiown after all confirmation of this either at the armories and give them formal notifi- ¬ tion to the officexs killed cabled about 2200 are consumed at breakfast ProfessoiStop stopl Why dont She Yes Father said he would if Spanish legation or at the navy de- ¬ cation that they will have preference --X Y Ad ver tiser ten rank and file killed and had youisdurid the H I dill nt and he so terribly literalyou partment though it would not be im- ¬ if a call for volunteers shall be made 90 men wounded The Egyptians lost Tenor I dont go no igher than G know Brooklyn Life probable as the pi ess dispatches from by the president and if they do not 31 men killed and had 1 1 olficex s and Wlicn PnrcbasinBT Fowl Loudon Punch J Madrid Thursday night stated that wish to enter the regular service but U9 men wounded In purchasing poultry for house The Both to Go It Alone formidable fleet was expected to prefer to remain as a national guard about 2000 men killed Dervishes lost hold use all fowls which havt even a this His First Thought 1 should have thought that Bagley they will be considered exempt sail Friday very slight purple tinge showing Clerk entering private office Ycur Indicted for Marrying His Niece through the skin of the thigh should would get a tandem for himself and wife wishes to speak to you at the tele Will Report Favorably on the Odell Bill Execution on Good Friday instead of two single wheels West Liberty itv April 11 The Washington April 9 The militarj Savannah Ga April 9 Bristow grand jury returned an indictment be avoided as they are old and will wife no Bagley has been marxied 16 phone six Oh consequently be tough Fowls ducks affairs committee of the house Friday Graham colored was hanged in the Hen peck a pprehensi vely Mr Judge against Lee Hose for marxying his geese and turkeys which have been years unanimously reported the Odell bill county jail here Friday He killed N Y EWorld Quick give me a clove granting permission for the building Ben Wilson another colored man on niece Ella Rose Quite a sensation floured or which haA e broken breasts Ills Record Morel of a Catholic chapel on the government December 19 1S9G This is the first was created as they belong to very should be locked upon with suspicion Clarence Were you in any battles The red upon her ruby Hp3 prominent families The bond was for the chances are that they are by reservation at West Point The bill time an execution has taken place Is mine in part by theft during the war grandpa fixed at S1000 The clerk who issued no means has been before the committee in vari ¬ here on Good Friday And yet I am notnatislied frch 01 desirable for food Urn ves reminfscently Ilenpeck the license was also indicted 1 know there is sumo lef t ous forms for two years To Transport Teney Troops I was maiTied iu G3 Ainslees Majra- Detroit Free Presjs Savlnjr His Vcrvca Big Order for Blouses Etc New York April 9 An evening Steamers Withdrawn From Service What shouted the stern parent 7ine Jeffersonville Ind April 11 An Easy 5vtew York April 9 E A C Smith paper says that orders were issued at Why sir marry my daughter order for 00000 blouses besides a num ¬ not Kitty how did you get such a charm¬ Without Donltt of the Ward Line Steamship Co re- ¬ the Pennsylvania railroad station Jer- ¬ ber of shirts drawers etc re- ¬ jou have sat with your arm about hei has ing expression in your photograph Gas meters ia their cellar hemes turned from Washington Friday To sey City Friday that two special ceived at the quartermasters been depot 4n hour after houi Are ever truth defying I made the photographer mad and a reporier he said that all the Ward trains must be held in readiness on this city One hundred and fifty extra Yes that was to Jkeep herefrom sing And therefore tis we think theirs ii then of course I couldnt help looking line steamers were withdrawn from Monday afternoon next to transport seamstresses have been employed The lowest kind of lying Free Tres3Chicago llecordpleased New Jersey troops to the sea coast service Friday N Y Woild ¬ Washington April 9 The members of the wajs and means committee of the house are busily engaged with the treasury officials in the work prelimi ¬ nary to the drafting of a war revenue measm e to be introduced in congress immediately upon the opening of hos- ¬ tilities with Spain An increase in the internal revenue tax on beer from SI to 2 a barrel and a large increase in the tax on manufatured tobacco in ¬ cluding cigars and cigarettes has been practically agreed upon Bank checks bills of exchange drafts deeds mort-¬ gages and other paper of this class patent medicines and nostrums in all probability will also be added to the Xeav Yoijk the World from Madrid says April 11 A dispatch to liocomotive Tliat Jumped Tweaty Eiglit Feet Over an Open Draw w mw iPfll mm KF y T MMdllimilM I U VMW - V O M T ii rZlflKff LS ¬ ¬ - -- J ¬ ¬ ¬ fatm i lj- - ¬ v iff S3p Mahopac-Single-turr- et ¬ S lgf 1 - C- - CAV -- k- - ssr W J M W fl A tt ¬ s- - Q y s p ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Lj I T ¬ ¬ ¬ Fx-i-da- y j -- Ml -- tngDelrit - - r A j vLtvH j - t A r r- f- PftF--wJ5jHf- l jymWWjiHlUjjR jBA -- V IOT Hjimi - 4 oyal mattes the food pure wholesome and delicious THE BOURBON NEWS PABIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 12 1898 AriltwVt 1 R 11 NUPTIAL KNOTS f Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Mr Joe Cbilds and Miss Sallie Cooley of Lexington eloped Sunday afternoon onrl TxrprA AKIH POWDER Absolute Pure ROYAL BAK1NQ POWDER CO NEW YORK married in fivnthiana The groom is well known in this city Mr Clay Sparks of near Jackstown and Miss May JBovard of Carlisle were married last night by Rev F W Eberhardt at the home of Jesse Berry on Main street Invitations have been issued to the wedding of Nelson Prewitt Gay of Clark county to Miss Lila Manning Chenault of Richmond to take place at the Baptist church in Richmond April 20 A reception will be tendered the bridal party at Cumberland View the brides home BIRTHS Having been engaged in of that age when rest is preferable to such a nervous strain as is required in conducting a business with such a large stock of goods to control as is my case have resolved from this date to inaugurate a series of sales to cut down my immense stock to a reasonable proportion and will offer 3fe 1 Ira Inn mJrk over forty years and now being the Dry Goods business without a rest or delay for JCj V P One Half The Price Asked For The Same Class of Goods at Other To take advantage of the high Tariff that was introduced with the advent of the present administration in office I purchased the largest stock of goods I or any merchant ever brought to this part of Kentucky and with this advan ¬ tage in prices and the completeness of my stock I am satisfied I can give my customers better goods at lower prices than any xompetii or To reduce stock I will commencing on til tT 4 R TICLE l3J IN MY STORE Houses - i I k V V TIE Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUflE MILLER lllllll NEWS 1881 i Tlie Advent Of Our Future Women Men And Alva Crawford nee Pugh a son picture frames etc in ima city saiuiuo iu - i D Published every Tuesday and Friday by i Bronzes all colors for touching up 7 - Editors and Owners Borland OBITUARY Sauer Make all Checks Money Orders etc oayable to the order of Champ Miiler k I - f V - h Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead The Presidents Message On page two is an account of the The Presidents message was sent to cremation of Miss Frances Willards re- ¬ Congress shortly after noon yesterday mains The message did not receive the en- ¬ Sudie T Wilcox infant daughter of dorsement of a majority of the Senators this city died last and Senator Foraker openly expressed James Wilcox of county at the home of his dissatisfaction The message re- ¬ week in Madison ceived slight applause from Republicans The spec- ¬ and none from Democrats tators in the galleries made no demon- ¬ strations The message was referred to the Foreign Relations Committee In the message the President asks Congress to authorize and empower him to take measures to secure a full and final termination of hostilities between the Government of Spain and the people of Cuba and to secure the establishment of a stable government capable of maintaining order and observing its international obligations insuring peace and tranquility and the security of its citizens as well as our own and to use the military and naval forces of the United States as inaj- be necessary for these purposes After recoinmeuding that the distribution of supplies be continued the President closes The issue is now with Congress It is a solemn responsibility I have ex ¬ hausted every effort to relieve the in- ¬ tolerable condition of affairs which is at our doors Prepared to execute every obligation imposed upon me by the Constitution and the law I await your - Such as Nainsooks My goods are all new of this r 7rxsiar33 India Linnens La a 8 wi VI U i vUl M y April All I Organdies Embroideries and At such Low Prices as were Neyer Before quoted in Paris seasons importation no old stock everything fresh and nice previous Ftorcwii Sales wiil attest the merits of my way of doing business and conducting these periodical sales This sale is malt reduce the already too large stock on hands Many ¬ her grand father C C Maupin Mrs Aoigail Foiyth aged eighty three died in Louisville Thursday The deceased was the widow of Denmark Forsyth formerly an editor and schoolteacher of this city who waff an uncle of A T Forsyth A telegram yesterday from Nashville Tenn to Mr F L McChesney in this city announced the death of his niece Miss Eliza McChesnev aged 20 years davghter of the late Samuel McChesney formerly of Newport ny relict of the Mrs Sallie A Collins late Willis D Collins died of general debilitv Sunday night at the residence of H Clay Current near Rutldlps Mill The deceased aged eighty one years was the mother of W L Collins of Seventh street and Mrs H Clay Cur ¬ Funeral rent of near Ruddles Mills services will be held this afternoon at two oclock at the residence and the re- ¬ mains will be interred at tlu Millers will The burg cemetery Porter be Messrs o R Montgomery Jett George Wyatt Leroy Billinger David Tate C L Hough ¬ pall-bi-irers u ffTHRrl A L I HEW IMPORTED DRESS GOODS STszilLl too be cic3c3L to tlais sale Come and see us and you shaii not be disappointed Remember April 14th 15th and 16th gp3sg ara on E3B V xgUJWaXEUJMVtttMrtCAJJ3aESS 529 MAIN STREET PARIS KY vrn wTfCTyri o mwi Oueen Crescent Kates Reds lkvklaxd Cincinnati Sunday April lth On- - rMlar round Cres trip from Georgetown Qneen Help game cen Route See th nst opdu tbe season Half rates to LexiuixPi M - l h to 7th good to re urn tmtil May 10th from all points in Keutiu ky lnt- - jit m n Ut llir UUUUl UiriHIl li Jfipworth LeaguM and tn- - jVnnieKy and Comm i r West Virginia Itd cial Travelers A lc airnt for informa UtNKYIWiN W tion i-i vs Every mother feels an i n d e -scribable dread of the pain and I holders and to its policy holders and is 1000000 insurance on the lives of Boutbon Countys representative citi- ¬ now holding for them 180000000 an zens Call on R P Dow Jr for excet s over premium reoeipts of over The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policy¬ The Northwestern is carrying nearly 20000000 tf wjtnp particulars 26oc 8t iimmmamiif im I kA 1j mJsj ant upon the danger attend- ¬ jSTuBXtiE TIXjOIiTO- - I i- - ¬ - Genl LiSot i A L Ctn O A FEW more of hose long handled Fiiil most critical pe- ¬ riod of her life mother should be a source of joy to all but the WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00E 0P Becoming a IMPORTED SDUfflflS AND TROUSERINGS 4 Those belligerent Kentuckians who window mushes left BORLAND Sauer suffering and were so anxious to fight during the redanger of the ordeal make Our Prices are lower than any houBe in Central Kentucky wheo H cent election of a United States Senator See J T Hintonftjiewjline of mat- - its anticipation one of misery quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call Action from Kentucky are keeping strangely uugBv r s fc He acknowledges the receipt of in- quiet through all the war talk Is a formation of the proclamation of a Senator greater than his country Portraits By The Warters Party of hostilities on the part of suspension Whh twenty five years experience The attention of admit ere of fine art is the remedy which relieves Spain and says ¬ ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER toil L39BtfClJ wT tk HUInoiO FREND If this measure attains a successful we are conceited enough to believe a peace result then our aspirations as r loving people will be realized If it fails it will be only another justification for our contemplated action The President argued against a recog- ¬ nition of beligerency or a recognition of independence asremedies He reviews the Maine but as in the matter of Cnba leaves all to Congress The Very Latest War News Sex hundred colored soldiers will be moved to day from Western posts to 4 t r r r y i V- rfc Chickamauga Four auxiliary cruisers bought from the Morgan Steamship Line have been named Yankee Dixie Prairie and Yosemite The monitors Puritan Terror and Amphritrite have been ordered to Key West Cubans will spurn Spains armistice The U S consuls have left Cuba Porto Rico and Manilla Gen Wood- ¬ ford had not left Madrid at 1245 p m yesterday Four columns of war news are printed on page two describing Gen Lees departure from Havana ¬ directed to the show windows of S selves judges of wall paper that will W Davis aud Co where are dinplayed make up pretty and would like for you finished portraits by th popular and to inspect our stock renowned Watters Party It is the pur pose to every wet k place on display Borland Sauer different portraits of persons known to BASE BALL NOTES the citizens of Pari- - as an xemplifica tion ot the artist faithfulness to life Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro ¬ The Watters Pare invites the closest fessionals and Amateurs scrutiny of their work 2Craar tf Mike Kahoe is still a member of the WHEEL NOTES Indianapolis team The season opensat Louisville Friday Of The with a game between the Colonels and Lines About Devotees ElsewhereWheel At Home And the Pitt8burgs Miss Matilda Al xander hi- beauti ¬ Paris will send a good delegation to ful new olive reeu Sterling bicycle Cincinnati Sunday to see the Cincinnati J T Hinton has the best and cheapCleveland game tf Cooney Best and Smutty Matthews est wall papers who formerly played in this city did My Hue of wall papers will discount not go to Danbury Conn to join the anything ohown m Kentucky Come in team at that place because it failed to and se them j T Hinton tf j send railroad tickets v We are offering some choice ladies Incorporation Articles Filed ¬ -- our- ¬ ie women of the great pain and suf-¬ fering incident to maternity this S E TIPTONCutter hour which is dreaded as womans severest trial is not only made painless but all the danger is re moved by its use Ihosewhouse this remedy are no longer de-¬ Be sure and come and see spondent or gloomy nervousness nausea and other distressing con- ¬ ditions are avoided the system is made ready for the coming event and the serious accidents so com- ¬ mon to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mothers is a blessing to woman Friend the new and beautiful lines of FURNITURE CARPETS AND LACE CURTAINS ¬ 100 FEB BOTTLE at all Drag Stores BOOKS or sent hy mail on receipt of price Containing invaluable information of tatorest to a11 women will be sent rtltt to any address nponapplication by The BEADFIELD BEGULATOJtACOM Atlanta Ga Your Iiife Insured lc a Day Dv The articles of incorporation for the I Odd Fellows Widows and Orphans Home to be located at Lexington have been filed The following incorporators compose the Board of Directors M J Durham J Whitt Potter Chas The Cincinnati Commercial- - Trtbune P Hess Thomas James R R Perry says Republican Fitzhugh Lee T J Atkins William Lindsay John S went to Havana an ex Confederate Gaunt R G Elliott and George W Colonel He returns the pride of a Morris nnited Nation a patriot tried in the Report on Kentucky Crops crucible of patriotism assaying pure gold to the last particle Commissioner of Agriculture Lucas bank ¬ misses and chiiiieus shot s at special able paper on the Capital City Bank of prices Dont fail to take a air age ot Columbus O There can be no strouger guarantee given you We dare not use the offer a banks name without authority if you Davis dioiiPSON telsoxiG doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Kheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment coats lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wb fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Will SCOTTS EMULSION Our insurance is protected being daily added to my already complete assortments r A few more very choice patterns of extra fine mat- ¬ tings just added to the best line in Kentucky Come in and see tham You cannot beat this White Enameled Iron Bed Brass Trimmed Cotton top Mattress and a fine Woven Wire Spring durable and strong no I gas pipe I I 1 ft Consumption ft k w i cure consumption Yes and no Will it cure erery case report just issued Moore in his official No What cases will it cure says the wheat crop acreage has inyour linen to Haggard Send Reeds then Those in their earlier creased 10 per cent since March 1 Steam Laundry for a good finish tf stages especially in young The oats acreage is 91 per cent of that g people We make no exag of last year gerated claim hut we have The tobacco acreage will be largely Awarded positire evidence that the Highest Honors Worlds Fair increased in burly and dark districts ¬ Northern McDermott seed Iriph potatoes at tf1 Spears s A Triumph In Photographic Art the test of time and atmospheric in- fluences Made in all sizeB and is dur ¬ able The likeness ia always preserved in minutest detail and can be made from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving y9ur orders for any copying and enlarg ing of old pictures I make your Bit tings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satisVery respectfully faction ¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand JUST LIKE OUT - nilm CREAM Pastures are in an advanced state for the season Fruit prospects are for an unusually large crop in all districts of all kinds except peaches and early blooming early se f For 895 its l Scotts Emulsion ¬ fruit Sheep raising is not increasing Do not buy any wall paper until you get J T Hintons prices and see his BAKING POWDER stock tion sick headaches 25c Wrights Celery Tctx cirea confitir c A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ MOST PERFECT MADE ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder ree Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to aom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant you SITrial sizes Hc li doses 10c large size 50c d 00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris Ky ljan xin 40 YEARS THE STANDARD of Cod lhrar oil with Hypo phosphites of Lime and Soda in these cases results in a positive cure to a large num- ber In advanced cases how¬ ever where a cure is impossi ¬ ble this well known remedy should be relied upon to pro¬ long life surprisingly 50c and ioo all druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York money You get the best goods right in my store for the least 29mar tf L Grinnan Artist Paris Ky We are the peoples friends We re-¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on Haggard Reed free To Cure A Cold In One Day J T- Aornnf - f ggi6J lets if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooksand James Kennedy Paris Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ All druggists refund the money lino rf Pinfi nM aim nuuui iir i ivulico J r lUOUiaingS bend me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches 1T11 HINTON t tended to Embalrain fSSJf10 n SI BW ilfcMi wBm 9 Wi rofy wv vrr THE BOURBON NEWG PARIS 0HeKSS3BSSU TUESDAY APRIL 12 1898 raasaEorarai BWTM Tj A Jamestown N Y paper in speaking of Miss Villa Whitney White Eighteenth Year Establiohed 1881 who will give a song recital Thursday Enlcied at the Post office at Paris Ky as night at the Methodist Church says jiss mail matter secotMiss Whites voice a mezzo soprano is purely musical though she has in re- ¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 serve a virility which is amply capable of the interpretation of the intense pasSUBSCRIPTION PRICES sages of her songs It is a voice of re-¬ Payable in Advance 100 markable purity both in speaking and 2 00 Six mouths One year in song and is under a schooling that news costs you cant even get a re ¬ keeps it free from fatigue through more port FROM A GTTN FREE OF CHARGE than an hour and a half of continuous Make all Checks Money Orders Etc use one was the recipient ot much ap payable to the order of Champ MiMiKR plause after each song At the close of the program the Ladies call and see the beauti ¬ nnfil TVTioo WViifa audience applauded onnar fVio immnrtol ful new line of childrens suits Scotch folksong Annie Laurie The sizes from three to seven years admission will be fifty cents ¬ TEE BODRBa N HEWS A Song Recital PEJftSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Postofflce Changes Hands Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs J M Hall has been ill for a week Hon W H McMillan left yester- - I at Price Cos clothiers oil and colors - See J T Hintons ad on fourth page ALLof the 1898 shades of enamels at Borland Sauers Success bicycle For pure lead C A Daugherty call on tf The Best Evidence Mrs W A Johnson is teaching a cooking school in Maysville Bon E M Dickson is attending the Franklin Circuit Court at Frankfort The District meeting of the W C T TJ will he held in this city on the 29th social session New officers will he in stalled The Monday Night Literary Cluh met last night with Mr W O Hinton on High street 40t Thieves recently stole twenty pieces of meat from Mr J B Kennedys meat house near this city ¬ -- The Elks will meet to night in a it left yesterday It will pay you to inspect our line of ¬ f jr Youngstown Ohio to join the base- paints oils varnishes and brushes beball team at that place fore placing your dtder Mr J K Spears To attain success in this life you must apply all your tulents to the accomplish- ¬ ment of a single aim Jacks of all trades seldom succeed at anything while a man of moderate ability who devotes himself exclusively to one pur- ¬ pose is bound to succeed Our aim is to excel all others in turning out fine laun ¬ dry work and we have been told by Our many that we have succeeded patrons are increasing daily and we re- ¬ gard this as the best evidence of our success Ouce our customers always our customers Here are a few of our New inducements for you to be one on shirts free of charge neck bands linen repaired smooth ivory like edges on collars and cuffs tf Bourbon Steam Laundry Jr ¬ city gave a hypnotic performance last week at Wyoming Ohio ¬ Will and Dennis McNamara of this Borland Sauer JEaster Music In Paris Churches The newly organized vested choir of Rev John Reeves Presiding Elder St Peters Episcopal Church sang well preached at the Methodist Church Sun Sunday in rendering a program of day morning and evening K SK Easter music The choir is composed of P H Coyle and family have gone to good voices well trained and adds to Mt Sterling to reside where the formei the beauty and impressiveness of the service will conduct a furniture store At the Catholic Church the choir of the Paris sang a well selected program in credit- ¬ Mr Wai Walcott Milling Company is building a steam able style yacht which he will place on Stoner The choir at the Christain Church rendered appropriate music and Mrs The ninth quarterly meeting of the Fanniebelle Sutherland sang a solo in Kentucky Midland Medical Association her nsual pleasing style will be held at Georgetown Thursday Mrs Chas Mehageu sang a beautiful Miss Marie Parrish of this city solo in excellent voice at the Methodist sang a solo at the Easter service of the Church and the choir rendered Easter Central Christian Church in Cincinnati selections The were no solos or special programs The Cincinnati Post last night said at the other churches that Col Bob Crigler had recovered his Disinfectant floor oil prevents dust 3500 diamond which was stolen several from rising while sweeping Sold by weeks ago C A Daugherty tf N will give a 125 rate to The L Cincinnati Sunday on account of the Y M C A Meeting Se Cincinnati Cleveland ball game Dr Stucky and Secretary Baldwin announcement elsewhere A of the Lexington Y M C 0 ¬ addresses short deliver Dr Louis Landman optician of Cin will on at the Y M C A union service to be cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor the 19th After this visit he will come held Sunday night at the Baptist on the second Tuesday of every month Church in this city The music will be furnished by a male choir composed of H F Hillenmeyer the Lexington voices from the various churches A nurseryman says that peaches are seri- ¬ meeting for men will be held Sunday ously damaged and there will be few afternoon at the FirBt Presbyterian but apples strawberries and raspberries Church are safe Reduced Rates To Cincinnati The Sixth Infantry Regiment located N will sell tickets from at Fort Thomas near Newport was The L to proceed to Paris to Cincinnati Snnday April 17th ordered Saturday night Chattanooga Sunday It went over for train leaving Paris at 445 a in re ¬ turning leave Union Depot Cincinnati N via Louisville the L at 755 p m at rate of 125 for the A beautiful line ot artistic carpets in round trip on account of the baseball tapestry moquette and velvet weaves game between Cincinnati and Cleye now on exhibition in my large carpet land teams F B Carr Agent department Come early and get the pick The Easter Egg Hunt given by the J T Hinton tf -ladies of the Episcopal church at Judge For the purpose of perfecting a title Purnells residence on Saturday netted a friendly suit will be instituted by the 1190 Seven hundred colored eggs President nnd the Directors of the Bour¬ were bidden in the house and yard Of bon Agricultural Society against J D the children over seven years Willie McOlintock the purchaser of the Fair Swearengen found the greatest number Grounds fifty three John Stuart Jr was the Col R T Ford of New York who most successful of the younger ones bought the Sidney Clay farm at Escod- - finding fifty two dida has contracted for the erection of Hon Lucas Mooke Commissioner of comfortable two story residence on the Agricnlture has thoroughly investigat ¬ place There is already a splendid resi- ¬ ed the result of reoent frosts He says dence on the farm the peach cherry and pear crops of the Purity flour All grocers Rrvrrat memhers of the Paris Elk State are completely killed and that all Cos keep it Insist on having Purity Lodge will attend the minstrel perform- - uncovered tobacco beds were ruined every time ance to be given at Lexington Thursday The people of Paris and adjoining night by the lodge in that city A bur ¬ towns are fortunate in having an estab- ¬ For fresh fish No 1 salmon black lesque cake walk will be a leading lishment in their midst that will com ¬ bass and Spanish mackerel try Laugh ¬ feature of the performance pare favorably with anything in the lin Bros meat market Dreosed fowls 8aprtf Lost Between the Catholio Church larger cities We were very much sur and choicest meats prised at the large and varied lines J T Church and the First Presbyterian J T Hintons wall papers are the Snndav moraine a Princess diamond Hinton has on exhibition and can tf The assure our readers Jthat they can find best and cheapest rine containing seven stones finder will be liberally rewarded bg re anything they want in the house fur ¬ We keep dressed fowls and fresh fish nishing line right in his establishment turning same to The News office besides supplying seasonable It is a waste of time and money to go fresh meats such asthe best lamb veal spring Mr and Mrs J L Trundle away from home tf and choice beef Favor us with your to farm their moved have Laughlin Bros the popular butch- ¬ order we will supply you with the best near Paris to spend the Sum Laughlin Bros 8aprtf mer Tbeir daughter Miss Laura ers are daily slaughtering some extra her sister nice spring lambs and a lot of very Trundle will remain with Attention Horsemen Notice is Mrs H D Haynes during the Sum- - choice beeves are now being served mer given to all owners of stalliona jacks their trade as well as the tenderest veal Auctioneer A T Forsyth sold on that ever was offered in a Paris meat and bulls that license should be taken Saurday the life estate of E O Elliott market Laughlin Bros keep dressed out before any service is rendered as in seventy five acres of land near Little fowls of all kinds and can supply you the law requires ine to collect a penalty Rock to Letcher Bannister at 66330 on short notice They have jnst ar of 20 per cent if service is rendered be Neely and A J Gorey a ranged to keep fresh fish Try their No fore taking out license Also for R Ed D JPaton house and lot on Main street 3ox214 1 salmon blak bass and Spanish mack- - P Bjuruou County Court now occupied by G- W Gardner to J erel Langhlm Bros will always give uapr Ou tSaprtf 3 on the besriu the market T Hinton for 3600 ¬ ¬ i day for Hot Springs Ark Mr W H Davis was in Cincinnati on a bt28iliesa trip Saturday Prof W L Yerkes is confined to his room on account of a severe cold Mrs Emma Walker Herr of Lex-ington waB avisitor in Paris Saturda Mr Rudolph Davis was the guest of Dont use any other but Purity friends near Carlisle Sunday and yes- ¬ flour from Paris Milling Co tell terday The Lexington German Club will your grocer you want no other give a post Easter cotillion to morrow All grocers keep it evening Just cast your eye over J T Hin- Miss Sallie Richardson visited tons advertisemeut on the fourth page friends in Lexington Saturday and garden seeds Landreths Sunday Spears McDermott tf Miss Nannie Clay has returned from a visit to Mrs Laura Wiggins in Our unrivaled success in turning out Covington good laundry work has led many others Dr Lynn Moore arrived Saturday to claim that theirs is just as good night from Detroit for a visit to friends Many men have spent their lives in en- ¬ deavoring to produce artificial light in the city Miss Tipton returned yesterday which shall equal the sun in brightness from a short visit to Mrs E A Tipton The sun is still doing business at the old stand So are we in Lexington tf Bourbon Steam 1aundry Mr Robt L Joplin of Wilmore was the guest of his sister Mrs W T Do not think of buying a refrigerator Brooks Sunday until you have seen the ones J T Hin- ¬ Mrs James Adair returned home ton is showing tf a visit to her parents in yesterday from Go to J T Hintons for furniture Mason county 4 Use Paris Milling Cos Purity Miss Mary Lay ton was the guest of her i ister Mrs Herbert Thompson in flour for sale by all grocers Lexington Sunday Ask for it Take no other Miss Mary Irvine Davis has return Raceland Jersey butter for ed from a visit to Miss Emily May sale by Newton Mitchell Wheat in Louisville Mr and Mrs E M Oickson will go to Frankfort to day to attend the Alexander-Holt wedding OF Miss Lucy Simms has gone to New York for a visit to Mrs Reid BoierF formerly of Mt Sterling Mr B A Frank has returned from a trip in the South and a vibit to rela- IN MILLERSBUEG KY tives in Huntsville Ala Frank Bowden and sister Miss bourbon circuit court Nannie Bowden were guests of rela- Savings Asso- ¬ Millersbnrg Building tives in Millersbnrg Sunday ciation Plaintiff vs Mr B F Buckley of Second street W H Payne etc Defendants has been confined to his bed for several days by an attack of mumps By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ Mrs Hamlet Sharp and children of bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on the 2nd day Maysville are guests of Mrs Henry of April 1898 1 will sell publicly at the Isgrig on Mt Airy avenue Court house door in the City of Paris Miss Bessie Armstrong of Lexing ¬ Kentucky at uoout the hour of 11 oclock a m on ton is spending a few daya with Miss SATURDAY APRIL BOTH 1898 MaryPurnell oh Mt Airy avenue Mrs Hal Brent of Kansas City the following described rpal estate to who has been visiting at Mr Ford wit Brents left yesterday for Covington A certain house and lot on the N W D corner of Maiu and Second Cross Street Messrs Chas Winn and J now occupied by said Payne and wife as McClintock were in Cynthiana Sunda a residence the property extending from observing Easter dresses and bonnets Main street along Second street to West Will Kenney who has been at Back Street and joined upon the North home for several days on account of by the property of Mrs S D Dodson is located in illness will return to day to Medical and which said property county Millersbnrg Bourbon Ken ¬ College at Louisville tucky Miss Blanche Hudson a student at Said sale will be made upon a credit Millersbnrg Female College was the of six and twelve months for equal parts guest of her sister Miss Juanita Hud of the purchase money for which the son in this city Saturday and Sunday purchaser will be required to execute the at Mr R M Harris on Pleasant street bonds with good surety payable to and undersigned Master ommissioner Mr J D Houston returned Mon bearing interest from the day of sale day to his home in Wichita Kansas until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum and a lien will retained in after a visit to his parents Mr and said bonds upon said realbeestate to se Mrs Frank Houston of North Middle cure the payment thereof town and his sister Mrs J M Rion Said sale is made to satisfy a judg in this city ment in favor of the plaintiff against Miss Annie T Miller of Fifth th defendants herein for 234 60 with strpet who has been in Newport for five interest thereon from the 2d day of amounting weeks visiting her niece Mrs Sterling March 1896 until paid principal and interest on the day of sale Cooper returned home Saturday night to 265 08 and the costs of this suit Mrs Cooper has recovered from a dan- ¬ amounting 5320 making the to aggregate sum to be raised on the day gerous illness of fever of sale the sum of 31828 The Yonng Married Ladies Euchre E M DICKSON Club was ntertained Friday evening by Mrs Swift Champ on Pleasant street Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court The husbands of the members were present on this occasion and progressive euchre was played until eleven oclock save while refreshments were being 10 Shares of Agricultural Bank of served Paris 10 shares of Deposit Bank of Paris Always ask for Paris Milling For sale privately ¬ ¬ The Paris postofflce changed hands Snnday morning Mr W L Davis re ¬ tiring and Postmaster John L Bojley assuming charge of the office Post- ¬ master Bosleys assistants are Shei ma i Stiyers Henry Lilleston and C rle v Wilmoth The new postmaster s a clever gentleman educated capbl and polite and will no doubt v at 3 an efficient official Mr W L Davis retires from tb3 office with a splendid recoid esteemed by the public as a painstaking faithful Messrs courteous postmaster and Dorsey Ray W H Davis and Miss Mary Irvine Davis his compeand tent assistants made many friends dur ¬ ing their term in the office STODDARD -- l I i Are a little 1 rl 1 Than any other harrows on the market but they cost no more They are THE ORIGINAL j DSC best And long experience should make them better See the latest and sold oorisr H IS 2 ib H i- J ya ffjjpjtilmmj sT iZSSSSS cir 1SS3223 1 i zzzsm K jRWr I f T3rmrVHrnTtom uijwmiwiiim jnii 111 1111 jji inuugvJI MASTERS SALE SOMETHING NICE OR EASTER AND FOR EVERY OTHER DAY We have an elegant line of Ladies and Misses Shoes in all the latest toes and shapes and patterns and colors and especially suitable for Easter and they are just the thing for any special occasion Our line of gentlemens fashionable footwear is complete Davis Thomson Isgrig asz CONDONS LOW PRICED Keep Condons Crowded Eyery thing in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices Dress Goods from 5c to 100 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies ara3i yard Ont special lot at 39c Children at 10c per pair worth double Notions of all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and m New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at 5c per yard 75c per yard Special sale at 50c New York Mills Pheeiing 18a Large line of Penangs at 4c per worth 30e a yard yard ¬ ¬ Beautiful Pictures giy en away with ryiwwi 5 purchase un cxau tfjfcTwvrrrVT r jwtaajJMxmx Mfa4 miiii3 bT iimw iwOlw iri wi iiirriS-rtTa-- Sf FORSALE A T FORSYTH 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 A J Winters each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion Call in and hae vour eyes tested free jf oharsro Next visit will be Thursday April 28 1898 DIFFICULTIES OF SOLVING THE MAINE MYSTERY iSj are becoming more complicated every day and are as annoying to tbose concerned as when you are looking for a first class laundry 7 ¬ ¬ vju L Dont You Know That you can always find the latest and best footwear that will give you satisfaction im putting the proper color and finish on your linen unless you know where to find the Bourbon Steam laundry Our laundry work is thei acme of beauty and perfe tion i atour store j We come to you with a straight story You will find our shoes just what they should be right in price fit style and wear The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JK TeTephon3 tfb 4 BRO Fioprlexors - nrk ion Clay- - r-- Wi 6 THE B00RB0N NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published E ery Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors ana Owcews BRUCE MILLER THE BOURBON NEWS PAKIS KY TUESDAY APEIL that ail men are born free and equal that our tenants had just the same natural rights as ourselves that a mans religion was a matter between his Goel and himself and that a Methodist was just as liable to be saved as ¬ 12 1898 an Episcopalian 1 A CASE OF LUCK a detective oC BEING and having niade cial line - long- experi ¬ - a spe ¬ - cialty of serving men in the commer notes on the case of Hubert Meredith My iirst knowledge of the young- man came to me through a letter from his father Sir Hubert Meredith a man with large landed possessions a strong - that are more or less entertainingOpening- my diary at random I find I have many reminiscences will of Iris own Z will give you some history of ¬ af- ¬ the boy wrote the eld gentleman ter we had some correspondence in which it was arranged that I was to ¬ employ my time and professional tal- ¬ ents in looking for the son I could imagine the elder Meredith a self willed choleric gentleman who was used to having- his own way within the ¬ circle of his family and tenants He frequently underlined his sentences and there was a vigor in his language his face again anel that it would be that can only spring from a masterful the aim of my remaining years to for ¬ spirit get that I ever had a son Then I Hubert was always rebellious and struck him with my cane anel I have intractable declared the father Ue never been able to get rid of his look ing strong and athletic and taking to ashe turned away clenching his strong the roughest boyish sports as natural- ¬ hanels but never ottering to resent the ly as a fish takes to water his spirit of blow It was more than I coulel have independence grew with his years and done he had no taste for the accomplish- ¬ That night he took his boat and ments desirable in a son of my house roweel to the nearest seaport after He would rather take a dive from the talcing leave of his mother anel sister side of a cliff into the river back a The best detective ability that T can wild colt or wrestle with some of the employ on thisside has only ascertained village boors than to pursue his stud ¬ that he embarkeel for America In- ies though I provided him with some cstigation thus far has been conducted of the best instructors that were turned with a view to avoiding notoriety and out of Oxford my own alma mater it is still mv desire that my son be I insisted upon his tutors disciplining found without giving unpleasant pub ¬ bim and he knew a great deal more licity to the affair if possible But fintl about the sensations that accompany him no matter what course must be a good caning than about Greek roots pursued T am oleler and wiser than or the beauties that can be unfolded wheu he and I hael our differences T through a knowledge of the dead lan- ¬ thought then that his ideas were rco guages lutionary anel subversive of good gov ¬ no amount of punishment ernment But Beformatory changes seemed to tame his spirit or reconcile with salutary results have al liim to the task of being a gentleman t creel my opinions The boy was Had he not been an only son and a very nearer right than I Besides this handsome one at that Im certain that I have the strongest paternal longings I would have sent him to sea or found for the boy I want to die with a him some kind of subordinate service knowledge that he is worthy of his in India While he was still a mere ancestry and that his future is well hoy I reached a degree of desperation provided for in which T decided that if he would Ys this communication is confiden ¬ only look like a gentleman I would try tial I will adel that the young man left io be content But 1 could not hire a sweetheart behind They were af him to put on the appearance the fianceel lovers anel she has never ceased clothes or the airs that belonged to his to regarel the obligation as binding class In his hurry to reach tho fresh She made the mistake of saying when air he would neglect all the essentials they parted that she could never ap- ¬ cf the toiletand by the time he re ¬ prove of him so long as he refuseel turned from some boyish expedition obedience to his father artel his priele h duldjgJodk as though he had been has kept him silent toward her as rolling about under one of vour mod toward the rest of us She is an heir- ¬ rn street sweepers My gentle wife ess and would give all she possesses to used to remind me that the wildest have the former happy relationship colts sometimes made the best horses restoreel Bo not spare expense anel but it made me angry and 1 would say your success will remove all question that if his future goodness were but a as to the correctness of your bills tithe of his present wildness he would No eletective would want a pleas indeed be a paragon among men He anter commission so far as terms would at least be a premier were concerned but it lookeel as But the boy grew worse He though I had been asked to find the would climb where a goat would not proverbial needle in the haystack J venture Lie would slide with flying had no idea that the scion of a noble hair and shouts of exultation from the house would retain his family name roof tree of the house a ad depend upon while roughing it in America Fig ¬ eve trough to prevent his dash ¬ ured with the general run of such rash the ing to dei Mu When there was a eoli adventurers he hael found his practi- ¬ in thefstabtc that was too wild and too cal level in some humble employment vicious for tiie experienced men in and 1 was confronted with the appal- ¬ charcrc to handle Hubert wouid take ling prospect of sizing up all the res- ¬ him and those who saw them say that taurant waiters saloon attaches and the battles were like those with death that large class of nondescripts The punshinett he received was ac ¬ throughout the United States who cepted as a matter oF course and the live upon their wits and call their boy slept the sleep of the just under earnings easy money No telling into a conviction that he had fairly anel what channels young Meredith had squarely paid for his fun drifted But I would not resort to ad ¬ I regard it s a miracle that he grew vertising until I had exhausted all to the age when we could decently other resources The old gentleman pack him oft to school My decision had sent me a photograph of the to have thir important step in his young fellow taken ten years before career taken came in a characteristic and the strong attractive face as t way We had the chief dowager of studied it impressed me with a con- ¬ the whole section to elinner In the viction that I should not look for him midst of the meal there was a popping among the weak anel unworthy fire like that of musketry the room may be superstitious and I may be was lull pt smoke the dowager was in right but 1 have long had a pleasing hysterics and the bov was like to die idea that 1 was not dependent upon from laughing lie had packed the myself but was guided in thought and springs beneath her chair Avhh fire action by some occult influence that crackers attached a fuse and cunning ¬ must be sought for among the other ly lighted it from where he hat That mysteriev of our existence While determined the whole matter We sent T was thinking over this casein which him to school as soon as practicable there were such financial possibilities anel also sent fair warning of the was called to th telephone anel asked trouble that he was liable to make to see Mr Whitler at my earliest 1 will omit the troubles that his in convenience He is a wholesale jew- ¬ structors had with him eler anel a man of large means so When Hubertcame home with his I made it convenient to go to him at handsome figure his stylish clothes ence ie nael been robbed of some and his cheery laugh 1 was delighted precious stones and other valuables No one was ever better to look The thief was an employe for there upon But the happy dream was had been no burglary and no one had cruelly dispelled His aggressive and reported the fosses until they came to lawjqss nature had only taken another the notice of a foreman in one of the direction I think if he had only been departments Enough had been learned it liberal I could have forgiven him to know that imitation jewels had But he was a radical of the radicals been substituted in some of the work The first time tint the political situa- ¬ sent out and there was a double loss tion came undqr consideration at the for these counterfeits must be made table he simply threw a firebrand into good We elders were not a powefer mill Whitler did not know whom to sus- ¬ only loyal adherents to the throne but pect He would gladly have pocketed deprecated the idea that the middle or the loss and dropped the matter lower classes should have any voice could he hae been assured that the Tt was our duty to robbery would in- government not be repeated In govern them and theirs to be grateful going oer the list of those in the de ¬ for this constant solicitude for their partment where the loss had occurred interests We renewed our pledges to we found the name of a young Eng ¬ the established church and prayed for lishman who had gone to work for those who sought salvation by any Hubert Co the largest wholesale other route coal firm in the city He seemed to Duke SeJfton who never did have be a man of varied accomplishments any too muc Aense hael the indiscre ¬ tor he had shipped from a lapidary to tion to appeal to Hubert He straight a bookkeeper Such a range of knowlwajjysmnoimced the mojjt pernicious edge tends in itself to create suspicion doctrines of republicanism Tie did and I concluded to begin on the young Tiot at- - all agree with us Hfc believed Englishman -- - had a narrow escape from a stroke I did not measure my terms in condemning the heresies of my son anel when he left the table there was a general nod of approval from my guests That fall I was induced to stand for parliament The man against me posed as a man of the people He hael nothing in birth character or ability with the nobility He was iv mere groundling but a fluent talker and had a fiery way with him that appealed to the masses He even corrupted my own tenants But what is infinitely worse he corrupted my own son He took the stump He out ranted the ranting canelidate My only son with my own name told the people in a score of different ways that I was not in sympatb with their wants that all ray thoughts were remote from their asperations anel that 1 had no just claim upon their votes I was beaten and when Hubert came home I not only told him in the most taunting terms that he was disinherited anel that he was no son of mine but that I never wanted to see ¬ ¬ ¬ that I never was more angry in my life I will acknowledge When I went to the office my man was not in but I met Herbert He was a magnificent specimen anel I could not but admire the evidence of strength pervading his entire person He im-¬ pressed me as a giant in mine anel body and his bearded face appeared familiar to me nis whole manner invited frank ¬ ness anel I told him without reserve what I was there for He sat for a full minute without saying a word ap- ¬ parently weighing some important mat- ¬ ter in his mind Ill tell you he began abruptly youre on the wrong scent The young man youre after wouldnt steal a for- ¬ tune if he knew the theft would never be discovcreel I knew him in England although he has no knowledge of the fact He was bred right he has lived right and you couldnt force him into dishonorable action Look somewhere else for your thief You knew him in England I said while it came to me that with his beard oil Herbert the successful man of business would be the Herbert Meredith whose picture lay in my des k Yes But I do not care to go into that beyond what I have said in the way of vindicating him He is trying to make his way single handed just as I have done and I purpose helping him If you bring him into any trouble let me know at once What- ¬ ever money can do for him will be pro ¬ vided immediately He is a younger son and has been wild but he is above suspicion anel there are associations that make his interests very dear to me He Bias it in him to grow and Im not going to have his career spoiled I have employed him with a fixed pur- ¬ pose of advancing him as rapidly as it can be done without arousing liis sus- ¬ picion that he is being patronized You say that you are a self made man 9 In your best American sense of the term I landed here without enough money to pay a weeks board What do you think was my first engagement Supe in a theater Yes sir it was that or starve for Im as set against going wrong as the young man you came here looking for Shortly I became conduc- ¬ tor on a street car but a collision threw me out of the job I must live and soon found myself a coal heaver There was a strike while we were unloading one vessel and I asserted my right to work as I felt it necessary to eat There were a few others who toolcthe same stand In the in ¬ and that made us scabs evitable row that followed I must have displayed a good deal of prowess for the captain anel owner expressed a great admiration for rce The latter was pleased to say that I was evident ¬ ly meant for something better than a roustabout and it was his own sug ¬ gestion that he would trust me for a MALVINA FIX2D IT 5ke 33pi30LC2c3 Full M 402 Wanted Strength Her Alcohol sip Promts I have for sale For seie h dailby MAIN S ST PARIS KY Speakin of bilin things remarked Deacon Puffer to the throng in the village store reminds me of my wife Some time ago she sez tu mc sez she Josiah ef th exertion wont be tu much fur ye Id be obleegcd cf yer would fetch me bout a pint of alcohol An Josiah sez she I want it strong What she wanted it fur pears Ive furgottin neow but when I fetched it tu hum she smell ed of it several times an sez she It du beat the world Tosiah how these pesky critters du dulterate things neowadays Why sez she if this haint moren half water then my Christian name haint Mal vina Well gentlemen said the elea con uncrossing his legs and then crossing them again Malvina bran Mrs Puffers Christian name as ye all be knowin it warnt fur me tu dispute ¬ Over Deposit Bank situated Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m adapted for a school building admirably for either young men or young women The grounds and building are large and in every way suitable for school pur- ¬ poses and was long successfully used for such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ X3E232EXJSGC respond with persons desiring to pur- ¬ Terms made Co chase said property Office over G S Varden known on application 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m O Office Hours a splendidly H A SMITH N Real Estate Aoknt Paris Ky FISHER Residence For Rent I wish to rent at once a very desirable J B ADAIR Dental Surgeon Phone 79 centrally located No 3 Broadway residence brick Paris Ky Rent is extremely reasonable and house an I vowd thet th best thing fur tu in good repair Apply at once to 6 to 12 a m and 1 t Office Hours be done was fur me tu take th stuff 3dc tf o p in C back an suggest thet what was wanted Real Estate Agent was pure stuff or none tall An then Paris Ky hev em send worse stuff than afore remarked Malvina No Josiah sez she them critters be past redeemin DEALER IN HOUSE AS LOT AND BLACK ¬ Leave it tu me Josiah Furniture Window Shades Oil SMITH SHOP FOR SALE I left it tu Malvina gentlemen exCloths Carpets Mattresses plained the deacon after helping himDESIRE to sell my house and ot Etc self to a bit of cheese and a cracker with blacksmith shop at Jacksonan out I goes tu du my chores I ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal spose I wasi at em fur bout five or six ance in twelve months For further Special attention given to Undertake ing and Repairing minutes when all of a sudden I heerd particulars address or call on Main Street - - - - Pakis Ky BEN J F SHARON th durndest explosion an th tallest 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky yellin from th kitchen where I left Malvina thet ye even heerd tell of I runs in there an what ye spose I I3STC3- - 3 N FISHER GEO W BAVIS i ¬ ¬ I ¬ find S3E1 1 1 ¬ - ¬ chuckled the deacon before anyone could reply ef I didnt discover Malvina flat on her back by th stove which was busted all tu thunder with her eyebrows all gone an no more hair on her head hareily than yed find on a babys Bury me from th meetin house Josiah sez she as I bent over her an dont low Han ¬ nah Perkins in th door fur Im done fur But she warnt done fur an when Id convinced her of thet fact an thet she lied not been called as yet she up an told me all bout it It pears gentlemen continued the deacon thet Malvina heel decided tu strengthen thet alcohol an she con- ¬ cluded thet tu du thet shed better bile it deown She put at in a biler slappeel it on the stove an then goes bout her work Th stove was purty hot an afore Malvina hed done moren tu or three things an hed jes started tu look tu see how thet bilin process was a comin on th durn thing blew up Malvina never sed much bout it moren tu tell me how it happened an cargo of coal if Id start a little yard if shes hed alcohol in th house sence Washington Star and account for proceeds to him I ac ¬ I haint heerd of it cepted and that was the foundation of FOOD AND DRINK IN ONE thp present business He is the Co my jewelry case by I can dispose of saying that I found the thief in the Wide Extent to Which the Use oi Pnlqnc Has Grown in 3Icxico foreman who is still eloing time I did not pretend to Mr Hubert that I According to tradition the discovery knew him bufr cabled mjnjtorjnailr to his- - titled father anfttbleT Urim W Fand tiseof pulque in Mexico dates from bombard the coal merchant with the the eleventh century A Toltcc chief right kind of letters The olel gentle ¬ named Tepaulcatzin one day received man was wis anel evielently knew the a cup of strange drink sent by one of blood with which he hael to deal His his noblemen mimed Papantzin at the letter was heart breaking in its humil ¬ hand of the noblemans beautiful ity ind its pleaeling for a return of his daughter who was called Xochitl or The great chief ¬ boy lie could never die content till the Flower of Tula tain was delighted with the new drink they were together anel reconciled And there was another letter It was and charmed with the maiden whom he the outpouring o a womans love a won as his wife A son born to them yearning to see him the story of how ascended the throne of the Toltcc na- ¬ she had searched anil longed for him tion which caused internal dissensions faithful through all the vears of their among the people and finally led to the downfall of the Toltec tribe But from separation to be at iHu that time on pulque has retained first I maele it convenient berts office about the time he opened place among Mexicans of all tribes and this mail HK face paled and his hands ages and is now more largely used trembled as he read bur his husky than ever Pulque is both a food and a drink voice anel the soft look in his eyes told me more than anything he coulel sav and among the poor it forms a very im- ¬ Im suddenly called to England he portant addition to the frijoles tortilinformed he It is imperative Im go- ¬ las and chile making up their limited ing te leave the business in charge of fare In employing a Mexican servant the young Englishman and 1 want him a few cents a day for the purchase of to consult you every dav until he mas- - pulque is generally allowed by the mis- ¬ ttrs tins thing The man in the yards tress of the house A Mexican can elo knows all detail and is to be depended with little clothing and scanty fare but upon but I want you to see that the life is a thirst panged desert if the sharks dont get young Chester He usual allowance of pulque is interfered has yet to learn the wavs of vour with It possesses large medicinal shrewd Yankee dealers properties acting in a ben efi cial way I guessed as much laughed Hu upon the digestion blood nerves and bert when T started at the name of sjstem in general but if used to excess I began to suspect you it finally dulls the intellect and makes Chester were after me and no one is more de one drowsy mid stupid lighteel at vour success It was large One hundred thousand quarts a day is y a matter of stubborn pride Yes the average consumption of pulque in thats Chester her brother Hes all the City of Mexico alone and special right in the grain Ive cabled her to trains are regularlj employed in the get her trousseau ready and tolel the carrying trade between the maguey gocel old pater to kill the fatted calf plantations and the city markets It is As soon as we touch at Liverpool Tll vended through the streets by loud be Hubert Meredith again but Ill re ¬ lungeel peddlers who go about shout- ¬ tain an interest in this business here ing their trade into the open doors and because il will be a constant reminder patois of the houses the most is sold of the possibilities open to a man in however from the multitude of pul this glorious country of yours quehias which open their inviting There were great doings when the doors upon nearly every ccrner for the young man returned home The ten ¬ patronage of the thirsty where it reantry were out in full force cannons tails at a centavo for a large glass and boomeel bonfires blazed speeches were by the gallon sells at eight cents The made and I learned through a letter pulquchias are gaudily decorated little to young Chester that the olel gentle ¬ shops with large names some of 1hem man danced every set A little later bearing such impressive emblems as El qnme the wedding For iry simple Triunfo de Napoleon and Los Dias Ul in the affair I was constantly timos de Pompeii Godeys Magazine part talked of among those foreign blue bloods as the greatest living detective Easier and Paying fJetter say nothing of the munificent fee Evelyn I have looked the matter to sent me Tt was a clear ease of luck over from all sides Jack offers mo and genius often gets the credit that a fortune and Charley has nothing but belong to luck Book Keeper his 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rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on or George TV Barney Div Pas Agent Vf Lexington Ky ASent Ji F B ST Carr R R Paris Ky - JtSui- v juafr 4 WW T- - - i 4je5F - VW WTtoWS fHi - TCJWilgj T7xss sy 53 fST-l THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS ET TUESDAY AP1UL AGRICULTURAL HINTS EARLY SPRING CARE Success in the Hen Bnsincss lc pends on Details in Feeding Wa- ¬ 12 1898 TREATMENT OF PIGS INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM Canton ¬ ACCORDING TO CONSCIENCE At Eight or Nine McvAtlis of Age They From St Lawrence Plaindealer N Y Should be in Good Shape tering and Supervision - The passing- seasons increase my lief that to get eggs it makes far less difference whether you have Leg- ¬ horns or Brahmas or what special brand of animal meal you feed than whether vou look after the details in feeding watering and supervision When the hens cannot scratch for exer- ¬ cise or worms because of snow or frozen ground they must then have animal food and an artificial incentive to fccralch Cut bone is the cream of ani aral food and if you can get thatitpays the largest possible interest on any output Hens can stand more slighting in other directions and still penir out eggs with plenty of bones If this is impossible kiln dried meals will be bet- ¬ ter than nothing Feed it liberally be- ¬ To suiter for years with a prevailing painful ailment which bafiled skillful medical All the pigs maj-- be treated alike un ¬ treatment yet which was cured by a simple household remedy is the lot til they are five or six months old be- ¬ Mrs Cieorgc L Kogers of which befell West Main cause no matter for what purpose they Street Canton N Y are intended tlie first work in the prep- ¬ Thirteen years ago said Mrs Rogers aration for that purpose is to build up to a leporter I was attacked with inllani and a complication of the frame to develop the bone and matory rheumatismjudge somewhat of what diseases You can muscle says Texas Stock and Farm T endured when you look at these hands Journal Whenever the weather per- ¬ They were distorted twisted and swollen mits the sows and pigs should have free My foot too is so much out of shape that and wide range over all the farm not the big toe lays across the others the end Notwithsdevoted to cultivation and pasturage tanding T am s i x t y - fi v e should be looked upon as essential to ¬ for the Market Why the Congregation Was Sepa rated on Sexual Lines in Ten- nesscc Mountain Church -- ¬ MY WIF H ow Lire ICO 99 A PAIR OF HIGH BRED FOWLS their development If the pasturage is good the amount of rooting they will do will not be a damage to the range or the farm for thej will destroy many insect pests and the exercise will be a benefit to the animals A patch of peas should be grown on every farm for the young pigs as well as for other purposes and the pigs should run in them an hour or so every day The peas have much the same nutritive qualities as milk and are cheaper When the pigs have them in sufficient quantity their frames have a rapid development and they can be brought on to the corn feeding later with lessrisk of injury than if they had passed through the summer on grass or alfalfa alone But wherever in Texas the alfalfa can be grown and in many portions of the state it will thrive well it ought to form a most important part in building up the frames of the young animals After they lwe become five or six months old those that are to be kept as breeders should be separated from the animals that are to be fed for market The methods of handling the former should not be materially changed and such changes as are made in feeding the fat tening animals should be made gradu ally and cautiously watching them un til they have been brought to full feed ¬ years pleas old and remarked the able was down in the mountains of Tennessee where everything is primi ¬ tive and on Sunday 1 attended a BaptUt chureb where much to my surprise the women were seated on one side of the house and the nen on the other I had never oeen anything of the kind before and after the services were over 1 spoke about it to one of the members whom I knew nuite wel 4lt s alius been done that a way he said in explanation 15it whv I persisted isos to worship Joel according to our own consciences as tlie constitution par journalist On one occasion I was til savin s have a a n t ho in c comforts life to me was far other itr enjoy- ¬ ¬ out sinmx uu uiiijusiii biuis ui tite church doesnt make any difference does vides significance Goes to CJturcli able for all other things pale into in- from when you are without good ¬ tried different doctors and many proprietary re medics but was not benefited Last March 1 tried Dr Williams Pink Piilh for Pale People and before 1 had fin ished the fiibt box I began to feel that they 1 continued using were doing me good A Remarkable 13ook them and steadily grew better A Comic History of Greece from the EarT have used thirteen boxes of the pills and to day feci belter than for the past fif nest Times to the Death of Alexander the Dy Charles M Snyder Philadel ecu years My appetite is good I feel bright Great cheerful and have a desire to live and enjoy phia J ii Lippincott Company The author of this work has set himself society I have been a member of the Methodist the task of making a truly serious set of cirHe has church for many years but for six years cumstances exceedingly funny was unable to attend I am able now to at- unquestionably succeeded as he expresses tend the church services regularly and cer- it He wrote the book for the purpose of tainly appreciate that privilege 1 consider getting even with the myths and heroes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People a antiquity who caused him such anguish in wonderful medicine and am confident no school days The Comic Histoiy of Greece other medicine could have effected the won- is witty and humorous without being vul derful cure they have in my case Dr gar About 150 illustrations illuminate the Wliliams Pink Pills for Pale People are lines from the pencils of a half dozen artists composed of vegetable remedies that exert The book is a truly tickle tonic for the melancholy a powerful influence in purifying and enrich ing the blood thus curing many diseases ¬ ¬ health I Dont it he replied with emphasis Well hit jis do Do you reckon that a man kin set over thar alongside uv his wife where she kin nudge him with her elbow about every onct in two minutes cf he begins to swag I say kin a man do that under them circumstances and worship God aecordin to his own conscience Well not much nowhar an pertickler not in this here neck uv woods The explanation and the supporting ar-¬ gument carried conviction beyond all con- ¬ troversy and I had no more to say in opposition Washington Star ¬ ¬ Vvhen the lungs are attacked and the symptoms of consumption appear then begins the struggle between atiection and that destroying disease which slays its thousands annually It is a happy issue to the struggle when disease is couquered and health restored Such an isue does not always end the struggle but it did in the case of Mr K Morris Memphis Tenn who saw his wife wasting and weakening and physicians helpless and then sug-¬ gested the simple lemedy that wrought the cure He tells the story thus Seven years ago ray wife had a severe attack of lung trouble which the phy- ¬ sicians pronounced consumption The cough was extremely distressing espe- ¬ cially at night and was frequently attended with the spitting of blood The doctors being unable to help her I in ¬ duced her to try Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral and was surprised at the great relief it gave Before using one whole bottle she was cured so that now she i strong and quite healthy That this medicine saved my wifes life I have not the least doubt 1 always keep Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral in the house Whenever any of my family have a cold or cough we use it and are promptly cured K Morris Memphis Tenn The question Is consumption curable is still debated and still debatable It is easy to say that this was not a case o consumption Yet the physicians said it was They should know As a matter of fact Dr Ayers-- Cherry Pectoral has wrought so many similar cures that it seems to argue the curableucss of con- ¬ sumption in its earlier stages by the use of this remedy There is no better medi- ¬ cine for pulmonary troubles than Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral It gives relief iu cases of Asthma and Bronchitis where relief has been heretofore unattainable It promptly cures Coughs and Colds Ia Grippe and all affections of the threat and lungs Heretofore Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral has been put up in full size bottles onlv at Sieo per bottle To meet a world wide demand for a smaller pack- ¬ age the remedy is now put up in half size bottles at half price so cents Write for Dr Ayers Curebook free and learn more of the cures effected by Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Address J C Aycr Co Iowcll ¬ ¬ Mass I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The second care is oyster shells or whatever you use for shell material The amount 1 hat a flock of hens will eat seams almost incredible but they know best your only lookout is to see that the boxes are never empty A dull mopy hen rarely lays More probably she eats and grows fat and still doesnt 3 ay Scratching- pens are desirable but everybody cannot afford them An ex ¬ cellent substitute is made by throwing down a bushel of hayseed every few days on the floor of the common pen The hens go for it at once and with a vim It absorbs moisture gives exer- cise and sweetens the atmosphere won- ¬ - derfully On a farm there is plenty of waste hayseed on the barn floor Feeding is not among the lesser things of poultry keeping yet the feeding its Icind and regularity is worth care and study A warm mash in the morning of a three part meal corn oat and fine feed mixed at the dealers stirred up ¬ Doctor on ocean steamer Your turn has At no time is it well to confine them come T see sir Allow me to Sea Sick Passenger an old bachelor solely to corn Some green stufl N o n o doctor It it will soon pass off should be given them and some va- Tt isnt sea seasickness I looked too long riety of food with plenty of charcoal at those those bridal couples N Y and salt abundance of pure water and Weekly thev should have elean well sheltered Deafness Ciuniot Be Cured quarters Corn of course will be the by local applications as they cannot reach principal food in finishing but it the dis eascd portion of the ear There is should never be given so freely and only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies is exclusivelv as to cause the hogs to be caused by an inflamed condition Deafnessmuof the come in the least tired of it And at cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When eight or nine months of age they should this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is be readv for the market entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out VALUE OF ARTICHOKES and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever This Writer Considers One Acre of nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition Them to Be Eqnal in Value of the mucous surfaces to Six of Corn We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that Artichokes are not given the atten- ¬ cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure tion they deserve there is no crop on Send for circulars free ¬ J 3Iade Ilim Sick Jack Is it true that she is a countess Tom Yes I saw her myself at the cashiers desk in an up town establishment up to uate -i Her Position ¬ Student Certainly bookkeeping can be learned at home All you have to do is not lend them Eeader Xo it is not an uncommon thing for the good to go to the bad otherwise there would be no demand for missionaries Inquirer Yes there are bookcases made from lawsuits relating to copyrights but we wouldnt recommend them for your library Sentiment We dont know why the lily is recognized as the emblem of purity unless it is because man has been unable to adulterate it Athlete Yes a porous plaster will sometimes remove the effects of a strain or wrench but youd better keep the wrench to aid in removing the porous plaster Chicago Evening News ¬ 1 Answers to Correspondents EDUCATIONAL University fix 4a So 29th Summer July 1 tc Tor Cata¬ Sept 1 1888 logue address REGISTRAR SUMMER LAW SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE ¬ Va m m It cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort When to a discovery of the age AllensFoot Easemakes him she a woman marrieshad man thereform soon wishes she job to left tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain the ponce asmngton Democrat cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ¬ ing feet Tru it to day Sold by all druggists Address Allen S Olmsted Le Hoy N Y Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Shake Into Your Shoes JFits stopped free and permanently cured Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa No fits after first days use of Dr Klines For s5x years 3 was a vsctim of dys ¬ could pepsia in its worst form 1my eat nothing1 46 stomach would but milk toast and at times not retain and digest even that Last March I began taking CASCARETS and since then 1 have steadily improved until I am as well as I ever was in my life David H Murphy- - Newark O ¬ and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Pake Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablet To Cnre a Cold in One Day fl9 ¬ Christian Work If you lend a man grass seed hell come around later to borrow a lawn mower Something to Remember All ruggists refund monevif it fails to cure 25c XgPil 3 xlffiW CANDY CATHARTIC One half of the people arc trying to invent schemes to get the other halfs money TRADE MARK REGISTERED g Washington Democrat the farm that will give as great returns They are drought proof and a certain F J Cheney Sold by Druggists 75c Co Toledo O A package of Salzers German Coffee Tisos Berry and big seed catalogue is sent you by anI have foundmedicineCure for Consumption Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do unfailing It Lolz John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis Scott St Covington KyF Oct 1 1S94 1305 Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 25c 60c upon receipt of 15 cents stamps and this no- ¬ CURE CQftSTBPATlON Sterling Hemedy Coapany Chicago Montreal Sen York 311 tice Send for same to day Ku When a fellow gets beat in any game he pnnrantccd by Sold gets even by saying his opponent plays all ggQTQ 0AC gists andCILSS J2 Tobacco all drug- ¬ Xo fraud is more wieked than cheating in Habit to the time Washington Democrat a love game Kams Horn c with small potatoes and animal meal or a condition powder Oats at noon and wheat at night except now and then a corn supper for a change Water should be clean and warm when neces- ¬ sary and ever present Be regular as to your feeding hours and do not forget to feed them Eternal vigilance from the day old chick to the stewpan is the one thing needful to make hens lay Annie L Eogers in Farm and Home EGGS FOR HATCHING Get Rid of All Males Xow and Procure Xew Blood for Next Spviiig and Summer While it is proper to keep the breeds separate during those periods of the year when the eggs are to be used for hatching it is a saving of time labor and fencing to let them out on the fields together until spring comes It is the impression on the part of some that when birds of different breeds are allowed together the purity of the flock will be impaired but if the breeds are separated a month before the eggs are used there will be no evidence of impurity in the chicks hatched Where cue has two or three breeds it is some- ¬ what difficult to keep them separate without confining them in yards and as by so doing more work becomes nec essaiy it is not advisable to separate them a itiy longer than the last eg for hatching is taken There is a safeguard however should doubt be en- ¬ tertained in regard to retaining the purity of the breeds and that is to get rid of all males now and procure new blood next spring It is not necessary to have the males with the hens as they will lay as many eggs without the males as when they are present with the flock Farm and Fireside ¬ preventive of hog cholera One acre will feed 30 shoats five or six months as 500 to S00 bushels per acre is a common yield while on rich soil 1000 As bushels is frequently produced milk producers fed to cows the arti- ¬ choke stands without a peer and the tops make excellent feed for horses They also make excellent pickles and salad when property prepared and withal are excellent fertilizers and easily grown Prepare the ground by plowing deep and pulverizing- - the lumps mark the rows as for potatoes four feet wide cut to one eye and drop 14 inches apart in row cover about three to four incnes cultivate same as corn or po- ¬ tatoes Plant from 1st to 13th of May It is not necessary to dig them for hegs as they will do their own harvesting and freezing does not hurt them Do not store in the cellar but put in pits and cover with a layer of straw and four or five inches of earth I consider one acre of artichokes worth six acres of corn try them next season if only a small patch R T Patterson in Agricultural Fpitomist ¬ Halls Family Pills are the best Comparing Notes TEE SECEET OF A Mrs Pinkham Says GOOD DISPOSITION - flb era VV A m3BB m Ive been married five years said the proud little matron from Detroit Thats nothing laughed the Chicago woman who occupied the same seat on the train Ive been married five times Detroit Free Press Mother come here quick then goes Jane Albright in that everlasting calico dress of hers I declare I should think shed be tired of wearing it This is the fifth year if its a day I never did see such a careful woman with her clothes It aint the care bhe takes of it Mandy child its the goods Thems William Simpson Sons prints the same as my old black and white which is almost as good now as the day I bought it nigh four year ago come Easier I was at the store with Jane when she bought that dress Mandy and so far as I can see the colors is just as bright to day as they was then tho shes wore it con stant ever since It proves old Jones what keeps the store was tcllin truth when he says that the name of William Simpson Sons on the ticket to a package of caliker or prints was a certain sure guarantee ot geitin your moneys worth for I never seen such colors keep bright and last so long ¬ a Careful Begard for Bodily Health Make O Sweet and Attractive to All VJXXXC7AX fw an t to to to to eh ¬ The world is filled with sweet women who are held back from usefulness by Spme trouble of the female organs Fretfulness and nervousness rapidly destroy sweet dispositions Sickly women cannot live happy lives Nearly every woman may be well and happy if she will follow Mrs Pinkhams advice See what Mrs Craig- says Dear Mrs Pinkiiam I have taken LydiaE vsSv ff I Pmkhams Vegetable Compound and think it is the best medicine for women in the world I was so weak and nerv- l J TV J T ous that I thought I could not live from l vwC one day to the next I had prolapsus uteri and leucorrhoea and thought that all-worn-o- ut - to to to to 4 en I 1 Tr 1 I f I I A GROUND PLAN FOR BARN Thats papas picture explained the little girl to the caller who was looking at You a framed photograph on the piano wouldnt know it unless I told you cause its got a smile on the face Chicago Trib une Family Secret ¬ coffee Sold all grocers and liked by all who have used it because when properly The accompanying ground plan of prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but general barn is suitable for many local- ¬ is free from all its injurious properties ities where a smil dairy of cows is Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the not a nerves It but a health kept enough horSes to operate a small builder andischildrenstimulant as adults can as well farm and a flock of sheep The stalls drink it with great benefit Costs about as much us coffee 15 and 23c C Suitable for Places Where a Small Give tlie CliilUren a Drizzle Dairy Is Ivept And Some called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing nourishing food drink to take the place of Horses and Sheep by Xm5 -- p - Tool Poorn n BAY I H cnF pm COW- - nitm FLUUZ -- F 1H 11 ill lfH4TTfTTf 111 f j rs -- THE MARKETS TTVE STOCK Ff erimy A He ftfctn Mo 5 - Alley CnUleeumnion Select IhiUIuIHALVES Fur loyootl light iiOsjS Common - Cincinnati April 3 W X Mrs Saixie Craig Bakers Landing Pa That Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is a safeguard of womans health is clearly proven by the thousands of letters constantly being received Here 3s one from Mrs W P Valentine 5G6 Ferry Ave Camden N J Dear Mrs Pinkiiam Before writing to you I felt very bad had terrible sick headaches no appetite gnawing pain in stomach pain in my back and right side was tire d and nervous and so weak I could scarcely stand I was not able to do anything had sharp pains all through my body Before I had taken half a bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I found myself im- ¬ many miserable feelings Peo- ¬ ple said that I looked like a dead woman Doctors tried to cure me but failed I had given up when I heard of the Pinkham medicine I got a bottle I did not have much faith in it bit thought I would try it and it made a new woman of me I wish I could get every lady in the land to try it for it did for me what doctors could not do wouia cue i nact dragging pains in my back burning sen sation down to my feet and so l to to to to to to to K WONDERFUL CANDY PEPSIN HARSH MALLOWS FOR THAT FULL FEELING AFTER HEALS DELICIOUS iMARSHMALLOWS SOCIETYS4 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 nALLOWS o CENTS TVO SILVER ADDRESS DIMES THE PEPSO CANDY CO 137 WEST 3rd STREET NEW YORK CiTY J1EDIC1NE n w - hb- - ¬ ggS6 fio nSwjtJjkj yjawwjM ISMAIJ ttS3KE2t rgwvft sSHRXyftWm mssssssn lJfi 6gS6 AMY Wedelizht to do an curly friend cooti turn The vorAing parts of isiVi WOTOR8 FT FOR SG ltt made like m for i They run hie a bicycle ac 1 arecrei216t a 3gl mui power gK3 stood still E G A R I N C zephyr run ning ovcr soing cvcnasunr power- OS doubhns UP-TO-DA- FOR A ROLLER EXCHANGED AERMOTOR T7tch every movable part on rollers Doubles geared inoAcrmocor r a vncn an cuicr rami and made tho steel vyisidniill bcsiceis mo i n io gni OLD BEAT THE WOODEN ViKEEL inc new uch uuu nniniggg On receipt o amount reused Dolor but not vrhscl or yjut mil be sent to replete old ono then to oa oner Mibjct to cancellation at any tine returned II your old wheel is not an Aerroctor write for tsrms of swap new icr old to no on old tower You can pat tt on icmotor Co Chicago TPiK 11 4 15 ij 3 85 4 ir HELPFUL FARM NOTES Do not keep too many hens in a flock good thermometer Always use JMP 7 7 yjtsrxj MiTrrr rracA shippers IAMjjS Sprint FJOrjlt Winter funilv ChvfX Wheat Mo S mil fjisrlit Miti1 piukn- - S11EKP Choice if A 70 t 55 4 K fa Qt t t ro Sest in tho World for all Purposes write to Ilia Standard Soale SSf3Bfl in i proving I continued its use until I had taken four bottles and felt so well and Supply Co person that I did not need to take any more I am like a new Ltd Ask Mrs Plnftftams Afivice - A GT A S O A Woman Best miaerstatirls a Womans Ills ssg NTftBUBGH ir flvij BTnnafucttircre Pfi 7 3 do 4 0 0 DO r 0 00 A SKI 5 Oil Soap heredity i ill lit orn OiitsKyc- NTo FOR GENERAL EARN when churning horses must be five feet wide One advantage in the creamery is for the and for the cows four The barn can that the farmers wife gets rid of the be made any size desired It will hold drudgery of making butter all the feed necessary including roots One serious objection to selling hay and ensilage A room in one corner is from the farm is that it carries away set aside for tools The hay baj extoo much of the fertility of the farm tends from the floor to the roof Hay To make the most out of it fslan to fodder and sheaf oats are stored in the Eave all of the liquid manure n well mow above the animals Or nge Judd as the solid by using plenty of bed ¬ Farmer PLAIST ¬ P AY- - Prime to choice PKOVlSlONS I No J No 2 U nnxcil iMasN it tt an 9 2b Pi line Men in BUTTKi Choice dairy Pi une to choice creamery AfMU s icr bbl POTAilS Per hush CHICAGO F10UK- - Winter puients UKAIiN W licai No red No Chicago spritm -- ml- - porU io 11 - jti 2- - 8 f 07 Ui 00 ih ft K li A at 1 tti fo A W I I COWM ding Agricultural papers help to buila the farmer up b3r being alive to his interests and every farmer can find profit in reading them While theoretically budded trees are the best yet practically there are 3Jst as good trees growing by root grafting as by budding ¬ sidered advisable to plant young trees where a very old one has died The soil for the orchard should be dry iirm mellow and fertile Gener- ¬ ally a soil that vill produce a good crop of corn or wheat will grov g ood trees and fruit It should be worked into a good condition before planting is only when good care has been over a moderate fire and allowed to taken to maintain the fertility of the steam off a little but not to boil stir that it can in any way be con- ¬ ring it well while over the fire It can It Polish for Old Leather NEW YOUIv Take two parts of good glue and soak Winter patent WJJEAT in tepid water until it is thoroughly CORN NoNo 2 red iuiiscil softened then add five gills of water OATS and two gills of brandy or common spir- PORK MixedMes Ninv its rubbing it until it becomes smooth LAKD Western BALTIMORE stir this into the mass and afterward two parts of wheat flour mixed FJOU- K- Family stir in J in cold water The mixture is then put ¬ OATS POKK 1AK1J No No 2 tijigi Women who use soap dont do so because they know it s the best Probably they havent They given a thought to the matter inherit the soap habit their mothers and pfrrr U1V1L1 tt rrrrrrlrrsrt-1-iFi--U4V1 O rltrl UV4U1 tlim v UIV1I iv ill i U liUiilW li Women who use Pearline do so bMa because they have used soap and Pearline and have found Pearline to be better more effective saving time and rubbing just as harmless and wo r -- ra w f x i I - carried over from 1S97 muai oe socrtjlced now Ken fAfL M Wrade fKfi VI aiw V WaC 1Hj1iequipment all styles oest avaran lfr WVUVii Si9JWB teed S97S to SI700 rea ryccciBiaiemoaeis II makes S2 to ei3- withvy v lFy IFbf i on ajwonalWriteXr VI t itaccnlrxuwcrii QiLLlizSC catolopnt and iit inrcaln BWclHUS znodels nPCSl HFV fnr ceasoa to advertise them Send fo uf Jii5cv ntenta vramed Learn how to Earn o B ic ycic and make money- W MEAD CYCJE CO PZSICAQO I fcjf wmm iizot rgirb ft J Steam Mivns more economical nJJS o A 10 fl r 1 s on Wh i K10 oo i Sf ev r-11--- 53T UtWM n Is llio only suro cure in the world for Chronic Ul ctm 35one Ulcers Scrofslons tTlcers Varl-cos- Ulcer Gangrene JFever Sores and all Old Sores It never fails Draws out ai poison Saves expense and suJTerlijg Cures permanent Best salve for A bececacs IStirns Cuts and all Frcnh Wounds KyJile small Sic- large mail Wc Pooii free J- - 1 AJMEN A2UICE2 - JO St Paul Minn Sold by JDrtacrcleta CJV1N-Wheat--- No i 30 era a Southern--Whea- t l Mr n- lrm ¬ Farmers Union be used immediately or made up into INDIANAPOLIS small cakes whicli can be dissolved at CJiAlN- - Wheat No a any time in a little water or beer Ii Cnm No J mi veil Oats - No -- mixed can be put on with a brush a thin coat LOU 1SVIL only being required and afterward FLODJt Winter patent LE rubbing it with a linen or silk cloth CKAJN Whent No ml Com Mixed It will restore old dash boards of leathOats Mixed tops where the enaine FOfcKUci er or Jeather LAUD bicaih lis not off WesterD Plowman -¬ e No 2 wstern CATTLE- - First usi lilv JIOGS Western K Oats - Mixed No white -- WW il u CO w AA I Hi THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS OJE PEOPLE REeBER WOD WITH YOU9 A Vell Made Smerlcan Watch rot a lcr to anyhodv sending TlO nnnnal subscriptions at SI ea h loiho OTKHLAXn 5IIINT1I LlSanFraneineo This magazine fiatablhhpd br HrelHarU InlSSS II Utheslze of SJeClurc k and U superbly llluvlratetj RIVEN AWAY Farms 000000 825 lauds SouthTimber cheap -- I 01 FBKE CaTAIOGCK casytrms Mineral VUUCttAWFORD A CO Nashillle Tcau na Mi 1 II YEAOLEY VRITE F C if you want to I socuro a patent VasIiIntou 4 to a hi e m -- 7 is j c c i m -- 4 oo A QT5 oi 28 10 w 0D 14 I KzaM on ff HTE tt Vnon f rhbll j aeatootaoeooBBa I mi ffili il tS M m k t -- - ntKt ALL tLSt rAlLb Be3t Cough Syrup Tastes Good Ueq m HPjc Sold by drubRisto UUHto pf9d r ISwfii Tin xoJf8flA0f4Kola E a w a m A N K 1704 imitiplUlTIO PHVIIMITIf HIIRt Thnmrflt nnd tlialioef Qmnlotont WHEN WRITING TO AJVE2TISEKS plenjo state that you wtxv tXic Adtrertlse meat Iu this paper fytwj t- - 8 A Shattered Nervous System FINALLY HEART TROUBLE Restored to Health by Dr Miles THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 12 L898 s ts rfi- r - Nervine - k l You will make a mistake if you buy your carpets before you see J T Hin Salts and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc tons tf Turf Notes Col J no B Castleraan has set out W S Anderson 12000 trees on his Shaker property Of Peck P O Pike Co O llecommends Week before last Jockey Tod SLane wngntsueiery uapsuies To the Wright Medical Co piloted eighteen out of nineteen mounts Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights to victory Celery Capsules irom James l uiaser druK-O and used It is said that Waller Sharp of 5 1st WaverlyConstipation them for Stomach I was unable to rouble aud Sharpsburg will make 50000 on 1897 do anything for nearly two years 1 ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they purchase of tobacco have cured me For the benefit of othprs so afflicted I wibh to send this letter ¬ Simms Andersons colt Tom ColVery truly yours W S ASUEKS 31 won the Climax Stakes at Memphis lins old by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Thursday The purse was 1000 Send address on postal to the Wrignt Med Co Columbus O for trial size free The Spring meeting of the Queen wrignrs Celery reu cures vonsuua City Jockey Club began Saturday at tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Newport and will continue twenty one STCOK AND TURF NEWS -- 6 fJ Ti a wiii i Y in 55 VACCINATI ON cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- tion The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ cination All cities and towns in the county having Councilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ jpMltiHPiiP in hwh huh im ii m -- - liSn It appearing to me by the HflL I 1 1 IKS days Yesterdays Teuiuerutiire 111 writes Iliad never Seen sick a day in my life until in 1890 I gotso bad with nervous prostration that I liad to give up and commence to doctor I tried our local physicians and ono in Joliet but none gave me any relief and I thought was going to die I became despondent and suffered untold agony I could not eat sleep nor rest and it seemed as if I could xiot exist At the end of six months I was reduced to but a shadow of myself and at last my heart became affected and I was truly miserable I took six or eight bottles of Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief from the start and at last a cure the great est blessing of my life Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug- ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ MRBraceville EDWARD HARDY tfae jolly man ¬ of Sheppard Cos great store at I The following is the temperature as Saturday in the Montgomery Handicap noted yesterday by A J Winters Co race at Memphis by the Salvator colt of this city 43 7 a in Salvable 8 a m 45 George Bramblett of Nicholas sold 9 a m 46 thirty four hogsheads of tobacco in Cin- ¬ 10 a m 5T cinnati last week at 1525 to 10 and 11 a m 53i 62 12 m to 1125 four at 1350 2 p m 63 Mrs Flora Mastin a doctor of Frank- ¬ 3 p m 6f 63 fort has written Governor Bradley 4p m 5p m 61 offering her services as a surgeon on 7 p m 56 board of one of the American battle ships in the event of hostilities CARLISLE Ihe mighty Ornament was defeated GfrW ii mNfJ ILVU11LJ WKJ hi in i 1 sJJlilK3 ii iflNP list MAKES COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT REW m i in W M PURNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky H MMSfflSflf 8Jm6lBijlwsl ii i hi i ii mil i ii II mnii n i m funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and gig Health nerves free Address D2 MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Nervine PB8tores From Nicholas County Precincts It will pay the Carlisle people to call on J T Hinton and get his prices on carpets furniture lace curtains and anything else in the house furnishing hue tf News Culled ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH UTACTURED ONLY L H Landman H OPTICIAN D Paris By yiviHUuliiyLri urwtflv NEWHAVENC0NN lpUE0KUK1l0V frxgaftal wf Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio vjr T i it t Optician La n- d m a n has been visiting this refrigerators tf city regularly for over For the Sherwiu Williams Cos For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers five years and hasad Davis Thompson Isgrig have in colors and mixed paints call justed glasses to the 553TSXZS3C3Ealta3SKZnBG23ttrS2n2S23aBZ2Z7 saun school childrens shoes extra good values standard eye3 of the best people on C A Daugherty tf for very little money Try them MRS LAURA WJEISIIAUF of Paris and Bourbon HOW TO FIXD OUT Best in County and has himself comthebyWorld Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Fill a bottle or common glass with urine¬ petent thorough proven and honeat ¬ reliable merit - ior 14 years this shoe and let it stand twenty four hours a sediCelery Capsules alone has distanced all competitors You can get Landmans glasses from ment or settling indicates an unhealthy conW L Douglas U50 4LOO and 500 Clark Clays drug store between bis shoes are the productions of skilled workmen dition of the kidneys When urine stains rom the best material possible at these prices linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too visits and when he makes his regular Murry Ind Sept 17 189G Also OF w shoes 50 and 200 boys for men 2uO frequent desire to urinate or pain in the visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ SSOO and SltC for and youths The Wright Medical Co back is also convincing proof lhat the kid ¬ W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed ly and make any change necessary to neys and bladder are out of order by over 000000 wearers as the best Columbus Ohio WHAT TO DO In style fit and durability of any give satisfaction Examination free Ll C Alexander Treasurer of Bourbon County Ky shoe ever offered at the prices Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased There is comfort in the knowledge so often They are made in all the latest c1 that Y a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from expressed kidney Dr Kilmers Swamp Root shapes and styles and of every vari ads Buck Fitnian a Vt Bowen and C remedy fulfills every wish the great ety of leather L C Davenport druggist Bluffton in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver D Jram of Pans EUZmg5cl If dealer cannot supply you write for catabladder logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by Ind and used them tor stomach trouble sages and every part of the urinary rm- urine It corrects inability with which I had been afflicted for more scalding pain in passing i to hold effects and fol- ¬ or bad 1 J P KIELY 15 years ¬ than Since taking your Cap- lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ DISBURSEMENTS TURNPIKE FUND sules I have lost all trace of pain and my comes that unpleasant necessity of beiug to get during the stomach is entirely well I can eat any compelledurinate up many times the extraor-¬ 1897 night to The mild and Cash on hand July thing and can truthfully say that I have dinary effect of wamp Koot is soon realized Aug 5 Turnpike orI have 22 cattle shotes 281897 7345 54 It stands the highest for its wonderful cures average about 90 pounds whichthat will not felt better in years ders paid 1051 71 of the most distressing ca es If you ned I desire Recd of Costello for a medicine you should have the best Sold to sell at once Apply to Yours Respectfully Sept 27 Turn like or- ¬ Toll Gate 51 50 I have for sal1 an extra nic Shetland by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar ders paid 4507 35 Mrs Lauka Weishauft Rec d of Cooper for You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet WM 0 TARR pony 3 ypar8 old color dark brown Oct 11 Turnpike orToll Gate 103 00 Sold by VV T Brooks at 50c and 100 both sent free by mail upon receipt of three nearly black 12 hands bands 4 ft 3t Paris Ky two cent stamps to cover cost of postage ders paid 1300 68 Recd of Anna Dodge 2 in high weihc 510 pounds heavy per box Send address on postal to the on the bottle Mention The Paris Jct 20 -- Turnpike or-90 00 lor Toll Gate mane and tail is Kind and gentle Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Ky News aud send your address to Dr ders paid 1101 83 Kilmer Co Binghampton N Y The Recd of Lancaster Wrists Celery Tea regulates the enonh for any child to handle paddles trial size free Nov 17 Turnpike or- proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen liver and kidneys cures constipation 66 95 Northcott nicely In appear ancahji isj amodeljjs uiness of this offer 34sp lmo ana sicic Headache 25c at alLdrugrgiatS4 ders paid 4157 55 Recd of W SJones 72 70 For further information call JauT 6r Ts1 k Nov 30 Turnpike or- ¬ Recd of Paris Win address ders paid 1639 36 chester Pike 159 38 GEOPuGS CLAYTON Dec 17 Turnpike orRecd of Maysville ders paid 1424 75 oapr lmo Lexington Dividend 550 00 Butchison Ky Recd of C Arnspar 1898 JL ger 11 95 Jan 18 Turnpike orRecd of D C Parrish ders paid 2389 38 Treasurer Paris TO THE FAHHEBS OF 00RB0N After the most wonderful busines in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and now Feb 8 Turnpike orWinchester 1315 90 for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of 65G 76 ders paid Kecd of Paris Flat C1IIITT JUarch 31 Turnpike Rock Pike 89 80 orders paid 816 74 Recd of Lucy S Wil- ¬ J3rentville pike or liams 46 00 As agent of The Page Woven Wire n ders 1138 97 Recd of N Middle Fence Co I am prepared to put up the town Pike Tax 20204 08 686 04 best wire fence on the market It is Recd of Sale of gate to guaranteed to tnrn all kinds of stock 1 Paid Paris Dec 500 00 J P Sullivan and to give satisfaction It will pay you to call and see the goods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificin rr gueh Peacock Pike Co 589 59 Recd of Sale of gate I have pnfc up fence this season for gooa ana nonest goods JNo old stock but all iresh this Fall and Winter stock Paid Paris to Matt Howard 650 00 farmers who have had the Page Fence Clinton ville pike 2637 66 Recd of W P Ar in use for seven or eight years Dec 2 Paid Paris dery 294 00 I am also prepared to put up the Flat Rock pike 3009 21 AND Recd of Ardery JDec 2 Paid Paris best Chicken Fence on the market Breutsville Pike 600 00 If you are needing any feuce give me Middletown pike 8066 19 Recd of M Low 50 00 a call IDec 7 Paid Paris Recd of H H Peck 50 00 Winchester pike 9274 27 Recd of Pike orders 0 W MILLER Agent Dec 9 -- Paid Millers charged to Brents Paris Ky burg I Creek 297 74 villePike Cynthiana pike 879 84 Recd of H C Smith 500 00 Worth 16 and 18 for 9 days only S999 Jan 1 Paid Paris 13530 50 Townsend pike 181 26 Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 7fiS 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 24638 00 WASTED HOUSES FOR BEST Worth 12 and lft for 9 days only 649 12 Ladies J ackets worth each 8 00 now 300 GENERAL FUND 6 for 9 days only 4 37 8 and Worth Amt due on general 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 5 and 4 for 9 days only 319 Worth fund July 28 1897 3902 45 Recd of E T Seed- ¬ 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 now 2 19 Parties who have houses for rent will Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 229 ing S B C 361 29 12 Ladies Canes worth each do well to place them with me Aug 5 Paid regular 800 now 400 I can Recd of same 5404 94 secure you desirable tenants County orders 9 Ladies Capes worth each 495 95 600 now 299 Recd of same 2644 88 I have had quite a number of applica- ¬ 200 Ladies Sailors Black and all colors 25c Sep 27 Paid regular 11 Ladies Capes worth each 450 now 2712 Recd of same 11000 00 tions for houses in the past few days County orders 1944 94 18 Ladies Capes worth each Worth 100 Recd of same 25000 00 300 now 163 If you have a house for rent let me rent 200 Sep 27 Paid regular Recd of same 1493 01 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 it for you County orders 1487 55 Recd of E T Paton Call at my office or notify me by Comforts worth 100 now 50c Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 20 Paid regular Oct from Peacock distil- ¬ mail County orders Rlankets worth 100 now 50c 1411 40 Infants Wool Hose now 5c lery 17 22 17 Paid regular Uov 20 yds Sea Island Cotton luO Plaid Dress Goods 5c Recd of Note dis County orders 2024 44 counted 6381 20 Nov 30 Paid regular 52302 54 REAL ESTATE AGENT County orders 1494 29 9 IDec 17 Paid regular 65833 04 Houses and Lands For Sale or Rent County orders 1378 96 Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Opp Court honse up stairs over Louis- Mens Fancy Jan 18 Paid regular Shirts 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c County orders 3300 45ville Store Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 daysonlv 100 3Teb 8 Paid regular Mens Caps 19c worth double County orders 574 94 Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 3Mch 21 Paid regular Mens Heavy Socks 5c worrh double Ladies Shoes 400 for 9 days only 200 County orders 1533 90 Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Boots and Shoei worth 400 now 2 00 19549 27 r-IMPERIAL PEKIN DUCK Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now 175 double Cash on hand 1441 69 Men Boots and Shoes worth 300 now 150 Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Boots and Shoes worth 250 now 1 25 65833 04 Mens Suspenders 10c worth double lYieu a jDuots ana onoes worth 200 now 100 Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 100 TURNPIKE FUND Amt received from various I can now fill orders for eggs of the Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double 2l yds Bleached Muslin 100 sources 6184 96 above variety of ducks The eggs are Amt paid for turnpike re- pairs 20204 08 Amt recd from Sheriff etc 37900 39 from carefully selected high class water X Aim paid for turnpikes 756 73 fowls as fine 24638 00 Balance due Treasurer selections as can be found anywhere 1 have been unable to sup- ¬ Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Eemember the place Remember 44842 08 ply the numerous 44842 08 orders for single tise you will surely get it as above stated We still giveva large beautiful p It frn when we adver auyf prices fowls pairs and trios I have no more P Ure Wlth for sale at present but can supply the every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before the bargains re eggs at prices quoted below Amt recd from Sheriff etc GENERAL FUND Pekin for general purposes 14402 15 Ducksgrow quicker and command a GOODq HAMIBaiular County orders paid 15646 82 Balance due Treasurer 1244 67 readier sale than any other kind of poultry They are large and have a 15646 82 15646 82 beautiful white plumage Require but little water in fact need it only for drinking purposes They have many Amt in Bank August 1897 due Treasurer on Turn- 3443 09 good qualities cannot fly or climb Amt fences easily kept in with low fences 756 73 pike fund due Treasurer on General 3443 09 Feathers almost equal to geese Drakes Amt sell at 150 to 300 1244 67 fund 1441 69 Balance - Write to J For all kinds of window plate and art glass call on tt C A Daugherty T Hinton for prices od Mjiniiimii 22E2ES5SSJX3K2Se5K235g2322i u rviwn i cu lilllliUl Iliiiln w Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky I TUESDAY month April 19TH 1898 This starch s prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starcb manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder returning every second Tuesday m each I REPORT 3STO 1 L TOUCLAS ¬ 31 1898 I ¬ ¬ ¬ Pony For Sale Shotes For Sals ¬ I ¬ r- - ¬ ¬ boANvL FOR U tJ ¬ Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods KJJX NINE DAY ONLY Ulsters Gapes Shoese READ HEED YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mans and Boys Suits and Overcoats Ladies and Misses Jackets and -- -- - -- Specials For Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes ¬ - M SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OP WHITE BURGS LACES Etc - TWIN BROTHERS 3443 09 -- Eggs 144169 -- 150 per Miller 13 275 per 26 X - Balance i inbto i April i 189 - r Brace v - Lock Box Paris t ft w s BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS l 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS vi KT t

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