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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. lpzWA Bfi3P 1 - hasm CHAMP ftliLLEB EWS 4 Editors and Owners WJ1 ySgg I1U IUnMIJMgM PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY lllVWmi1iMWgl tii ilhu TUlT Established HIL1113HW fJUlitIWF nru niijur feb 3 1881 JJLIMImJJIUUMlH -- M EIGOTEESTB TEAK FcLTi PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY APRIL 19 1893 Tim TO pi tII V 13 l 3ESQBSSXBE3SSSSr l FJJ iiinBgc ljii iih OF iff -T FKOM ALL OYER THE COUNTRY MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered lu Anl About The MASTERS SALE of M ASTERS SALE MASTERS SALE GF Kurir From every section of this great laud of ours have we gathered the J Martin Lay son is quite ill tioeic you are now mviiea 10 see Go to J T Hintons at Paris lor GOOD THINGS AT LITTLE PRICE tf carpets City Bourbon Circuit Court Win Myall V5 Parlor Suits RARE INCIDENT thnt offers an opportunity for saving nearly one half Our ability to handle a large number of suits placet us in a position to secure some genuine bargains It is the largest and richest collection ever shown and embraces every grade a six piece Suit at 18 to 325 a three pice Mahogany frame with silk embroid- ¬ ery at 25 It is a collection that will compete in style quality and price with any offered in the country See it A Spring Things conceivable color and design woven in the nysterious forms and symbols of far awav ana and anxious to be made up in cozy 60c 75c a yavd covers the cost corners--50- c A SPECIAL DINING ROOM WEEK Here abound perhaps the hst vnlies the old town ever saw Look through our stock and se if yon dont agive with us 1 In bright decorative idea abound in our Drapery corner Every k 1 s phil H Lit car m- 19 ii CM 3 XjE32Xir f LuiitfwT-mnyiijjHmjma- Carpets Furniture Wall Pape - us HY THE NOT TPLOW MADE - 500 of them now in Bourbon County testifyto their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money hack For sale J U EDWAKUS COUGHS Do not neglect a Cough or Cold as delays are of- en dangerous Foley pleasant safe and sure are Contains no opiates and is guaranteed T rT ASTHMA I have a lot of good Maple shade fcn e T M Purnell for sale Win Miller of Cynthiana was here Saturday on business Harry Overley sold Ed Shaw a No 1 family horse Saturday Miss Lncv Reese of Mason is the guest of Miss Allie Clarke Miss Maud Stout of Paris was the guest of Mrs W V Shaw Friday Mr E T Beeding and family of Paris visited r Natives here Sunday Miss Mamie Robb guest at Rev Danl Robertsons returned to Louisville Saturday Lucian Curtis of Versailles was the guest of bis parents here Friday and Saturday Miss Katie Richardson of Lexington Mrs is tue Kiiest ot her grandmother Mary 1 rotter Mr James ray of Mt Olivet was the guest of friends here from Friday till yesterday Miss Nannie Peed of Mayslick has been the guest of Miss Dorothy Peed for several days Judge V M Purnell and wife of Paiis were guests of T M Purnell and family Sunday Mr Ed Slatterly sold twelve bogs heads of tobacco in Cincinnati last week at an average of 12 cents Mrs Rettie Bowden of Paris was the guest of her mother Mrs Nancy Allen trom Saturday till yesterday R M Evans bought 1000 bushels ot Iowa cgrn in Cincinnati last week for meal Good meal corn is hard to get here For Sale Two of the best foxKentucky Glasseyed in hounds Charley and Hindoo Address T M Purnell Miliersburg Ky Messrs W D Wadoll W V Shaw John Jameson Jr Julian Adair San ford Allen and John Purdy went to Cincinnati Sunday to see the ball game Messrs San ford Carpenter John Hun ¬ ter and A S Barton returned Friday ¬ t Eourbon Circuit court Bourbon Ch cuit Court Economy Building and Loan Association Plaintiff vs ford Battg Plaintiff ldnrinistrator 3 of Strad J ¬ G Towles Plaintiff ys Rachel By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in By virtue Defendants the above styled cause on the 25th day bon L ircuit Court rendered in the above By virtue of a judgment of the Bour of March 1898 1 will sell publicly at stj led cause bn the 23d day of March lbl8 I will felj publicly at ihe Court bon Circuit Court made and entered in the Court house door in the city of hfiuse doorin Paris Kentucky at the above styled cause at its March Paris Kentucky at the hour of 11 Term 1898 1 will sell publiclv at the oclock a m on anout the hotif of 11 oclock a m on Court house door in Paris Kentucky OffDAY MAY 2D 1898 BOTH 1898 on 3AFURA1ARIL oEfa Battselendaut Lewis Hall etc Defendants judgment of the Bour- ¬ Chris Grosche etc the following escribed real state to wit J 1st Lot No i in Talbotts of tue McGrinty Addition to the City of Parisf Kentucky fronting on Ly It Street 4Cf feet and t xteudiug back same width to Lot No 3 in same sub division bouinled on the East by the lot of David Keuuey and on the West by the lot ot WuF Morris 2d -- A certain lot or parcel of land in the Citv otflf aris Ky described as follows muieuciug on Sycamore Street and lOnier to tue lot tnis day conveyed t as Bishop then Hiast with Bishops hn 40 teet more or less to the line of Af J Gorev then S 78 feet lpss Corbins lne then with RussCorbiuSline 125 feet more or less to Sycamore Btr- et then with Sycamore Street N 417 teet to the beginning sab-divi-siou SATURDAY APRIL BOTH 1898 the following described real estate to- - about the hour of 11 oclock a in the following described real estate to wit wit - side of Wgffflright street in said city commeucint jat the corner of the lot this day convene to A J Gorev then with Gorey s line 4 ft 10 inches to line of the lot thisHlav conveved to the second Sd AUdfe certain lot on the West The certain house and lot of ground fronting on the Southeast side of Main street ia the citv of Paris Kentucky twenty eight 28 feet four 4 inches and exteuJs back of uniform width to vards Pleasant Street one hundred and seven 107 feet to the line of the Methodiet Church lot by which it is bonuoed in the rear and it is bounded on oae side bT Thurston House or hotel and on the other sid by th lot formerly owned by Joseph Netily The wall ot the Thnrs ton House or hotel coyers four 4 iuches of the lot hereby conveyed and said wall is to be permitted to staud and used subject to the conditions contained in the deed from Pollock and wife to Watkins and wife and more fully set forth in the deed from John Griffith and wife to Thos H Pollock of record in the Clerks office of the County Court of said county at Deed Book 57 page 2G9 4The undivided one half interest of first party Lewis Hall in a tract of five acres two rods and seven poles 5 A 2 R 7 P of land lying on the Lexing ¬ ton Turnpike m the suburbs of the city of Paris Kentucky adjoining the Shipp estate on the S ilie lmd of J A Lyle on the W and said turnpike on the E and being the same property conveyed by Lewis Hill and wife Hattie Hall to Hall and by latter conveyed to said Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall to whicu der ds of record in the office of the Clek of the Bouibon County Cout reference is made for a more particular description of said property JJ Said above described real estate will right of dower of the defeudant Hattie Hall be sold free from the contingent Qjil cqIu yii11 lio iiiortt riTinn a rror1if of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purcuaser wm ce reuireu 10 execute bonds payable to the undersigned Master thaffi gitb said line S 43 feet 5 and bearing interest Saidsale will be made upon a credit appioved by himpaid at the rate of six SEmbius line then E 50 feet of six inches to and twelve months for equal fromdate until part fiiTi a fine sale Honey and Tarisa Ta r is guaranteed to give prompt relitSf in all cases of Asthma Do not class tliia with other medicino that has failed to give you relief Foleys Honey and Tar does not hold out false hopes in advanced stages but claims to give relief in the very worst cases and in early stages to effect a cure Dr J G Bishop of Ag new Mich says I have used Foleys Honey severe cases of Pneumo CONSUMPTION Foleys Honey and LA CRIPPE If you havo had tho Grip you probably need a re l liable medicino like Fo- to heal your lungs and tetop tho racking cough incidental to this disease leys Honey and Tarl Thousands of infants and children dio yearly of Croup OTory one on these innocents could have been saved had Fo CROUP PNEUMONIA and Tar in throe very ¬ leys Honey and Tar been given them in time nia tho past month with good results Sold by James Kennedy Druggist The only safe sure and reliable Female PIIiX ever offered to Ladies especially recommended to married Ladies Ask for D3 MOTTS PESriryEOYAT MTS and tak no nVioi 1 ISSSend for circular Price 8100 per box 6 boxes for 500 Ngfei ¬ TKXVNW OSS SOOP5 V aAvaLiis Utt MOTTS CHEMICAL For Sale By T Brooks 1 CO - Cleveland Ohio JTJrufjKist n m I Edna Hunter who has been taking a course of elocution from Mrs U M Best returned to Mason Fridaj Miss Flora her sister guest of Mrs Robt Barnes returned with her Mr Frank S Davidson will appear Old Farmer here on April 25th in one of the best Hopkins He has troupes on the road good music etc and carries his own scenery Dont fail to see them It The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris- ¬ tian Church will give a social at Mrs Chas Darnells Friday evening at seven oclock No admission fee will be charg- ¬ ed Lunch 10 cents each Everybody cordially invited Mrs L V Morrow matron at M F C and two youngest children Walker and Eddie returned Friday to their borne at Brownsville Tenn on account of bad health Miss Myra will remain the balance of the session Mrs Elizabeth Wall wife of Dr A H Wall died at Maysville Saturday morning aged eighty one years After their marriage in 1830 Dr and Mrs Wall lived at Ruddles Mills for several yeais Her husband and one srn Hon Garrett S Wall of Maysville and two daughters Mrs Louis Apperson of Mt Sterling and Mrs Dimmitt of German town survive her MiBS ¬ with said IfnBto Waiuright street then part3 of the purchase money for which t 38 feet 0 inches to the the purchaser will be required to exewith said jjeginqingf cute bonds with good surety to be ap proved by the undersigned Master Com a excluded from the fore- But th day interest from arcel of land conveypd bv missioner bearingat the rate of the per going th six to Winnie Buford by deed of saie until paid and having the force Wm My per recorded ir the office of the Clerk of cent effect annum of a judgment and the BombiyllSounty Court said parcel described aSpOllows Said sals is illade td satisfy a jtidg meht iafavtff of the plaintiff herein Begmnmgfjat the corner o Buss Cor binjs lQnJpinright St and running against the defendant aggregating Jjrin cipnl and the Mmeana sycamore St a sum of interest on the day df sale this and the costs of 37022 istance of 1SU feet more or less then with Sycamore street a distance of 37 suit to wit 10435 making the sum to be raised on the day of sale 280727 feet to corner of lands herein described thence in a straight line with the line of EMMETT M DICKSON the remaining lands herein a distance of 180 feet more or less t a poiut at the Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit S edge of the N gate post of Court a little gate on Wainright St about 38 feet from the points of begin McMillan Talbjti Attys ning and so as not to include said N gate post then with Wainright St to the beginning at orbins corner 38 feet 6 inches more or less Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ cute bond payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner with good snrety FOR THE OLDEST to be approved by said Commissioner and bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum and having the force of a judgment Said sale is made for the purpose of paying the debts of the de- ¬ Tn Cincinnati or vicinity towards the cedent Stratford Batts exchange of a new piano We make EMMETT M DICKSON this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ Master Commission Bourbon Circuit strument for a special purpose Court All you have to do is to send us the following ¬ ¬ ¬ - per cent per annum having the force and effect of a judgment Jf Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff herein J G Towles to secure the payment of his debt and interest herein amounting on the day of sale to the sum of 43180 and the costs of this salt to wit 7476 making tbo total sum to be raised on the day of sale 50662 EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner- - Bourbon nGicuit3w Court - -i- -i McMillan Talbott Attys MASTERS SALE OF ¬ WE WILL GIVE mm House ifiHi IN MILLERSBURG BOURBON Lot KY Asso- ¬ CIRCUIT COURT Miliersburg Building ciation Plaintiff vs Savings iteinway Piano W H Payne etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on the 2nd day of April 1898 1 will sell publicly at the Court bouse door in the City of Paris Kentucky at anout the hour of 11 oclock a m on information on a postal card viz 1 Your name SATURDAY 3 Postoftice J Location of your residence 4 Factory number of your piano address The number will be found stamped on the wrest the following 5 Paper in which plank near the tuning pins wit you saw this advertisement APRIL BOTH 1898 to described real estate iJ fipUM in mi nmuMUMu fMailed free 8 1-- ALLEH -- Yon can do It best easiest auickest with a PInnrt Tr No 8 Horse Hoc It pul verizes the earth in a scientific way kills the weeds lets the air and moisture in makes tho T tai i nn irrvci CibUCl WIUU nnlHTtntAti OJ fWY ff lAttf aiS UUUlVUWi net mnll nn U UUC UUCil Alfhiii lin1 TXI JJXlUi5iU equauy nweu i you iiu your inrui or gurueu viiu 6x ui worjt Planet Jr tools von will he snmrised at the decrease In work In Vifua mnnltlmoa uu vud uiLiczuciu aA4 mac 10 u nsww ui iuv iuucuiumi jzax m effnvAAn n r VInnwumA 1m piuuu hmij iwk H a owj o rftrH W nn w m ok ah l nari fand do it better The latest Ideaa In modern farming rare plainly set forth In the Planet Jr Book for 1893 3 V v Vt k 4 M V Z r- - 11 m Stir the Earth yjzrxc j euzsmgmr Ajm JSk sv CARLISLE jM CO 1107 Market St Phllad u ramta j AFT0B SjSm m 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 line tf News Culled The award of 25000 will be decided on April 15th 1898 from the applications sent to us before that time and the decision will be announced immediately thereafter i TT rl j ninnmrnTvm EASTER We are offering some choice ladies misses and childrens shoes at special prices JJont rail to take advantage of the offer Davis Thompson Isqrig SUITS -- Davis Thompson right Isgrig are offering surprising bargains in mens and boys stylish shoes The prices are OF THE- - tf Finest Iin ported Cloth Success The Best Evidence 130 AND S35 The same Suit will cost you Nobby Business Suits 45 and 50 elsewhere 2500 Fine Trousers 700 and 800 CO i PARIS HJRNISHIHG H S JOE MUNSON TAILORIHG STOUT Manager Catter To attain success in this life you must apply all your talents to the accomplish- ¬ ment of a single aim Jacks of all trades seldom sneceed 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 many that we have succeeded Our patrons are increasing daily and we re- ¬ gard this as the best evidence of our success Unce our customers always our customers Here are a few of our inducements for you to be one New bandB on shirts free of charge neck linen repaired smooth ivory like edges on collars and cuffs tf Bourbon Steam Laundry blood diseases and has no equal Mrs Y T Buck of Delaney Ark had Scrofula for twenty five years and most of the time was under the care of the doctors who could not relieve her A specialist said he could cure her but he filled her with arsenic and potash which almost ruined her constitution She then took nearly every so called blood medicine and drank them by the wholesale but they did not reach Some her trouble one advised her to try SSS and she very soon found that she had a real blood remedy at last She says After tak- ¬ ing one dozen bottles of SSS I am perfectly well my skin is clear and healthy and I would not be in my former condition for two thousand dollars Instead of drying up the poison in my system like the potash and arsenic SSS drove the disease out through the skin and I was perma- ¬ nently rid of it Is a deep seated blood disease which all the mineral mixtures in the world cannot cure SSS guaranteed purely vegetable is a real blood remedy for Ernest Urchs 121 Co Cincinnati REM A certain house and lot on the IT W corner of Main and Second Cross Street now occupied by said Payne and wife as a residence the property extending from Main street along Second street to West Back Street and joined upon the North by the property of Mrs S D Dodson and which said property is located in Miliersburg Bourbon county Ken ¬ 123 W 4th St BOUSES tucky WAKTED FOR i t for you undersigned Master Commissioner Parties who have houses for rent will bearing interest from the day of and do well to place them with me I can until paid at the rate of six per cent sale per secure you desirable tenants annum and a lien will be retained in I have had quite a number of applica- said bonds upon said real estate to se ¬ tions for houses in the past few days cure the payment thereof If you have a house for rent let me rent ¬ Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parrs of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety payable to the x wsmFjmm wxmws -- Call at my office mail fzjp Said sale is made to satisfy a judg- ¬ or notify me by ment in favor of the plaintiff against th defendants herein for 234 60 with interest thereon from the 2d day of March 1896 until paid i amounting principal and interest on the day of sale REAL ESTATE AGENT to 26508 and the costs of this suit to amounting 5320 making the Houses and Lands For Sale or Bent aggregate sum to be raised on the day Opp Court horse up stairs over Louis of sale the sum of 31828 ville Store E M DICKSON irr ¬ Grape Yines At Cost Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court A Real Blood Remedy SSS TIE TO ML Pony For Sale I have for sale an extra nice Shetland pony 3 years old color dai Jc brown nearly black 12 hands hands 4 ft 2 in high weighc 550 ponuds heavy mane and tail is kind and gentle enough for any child to handle saddles nicely In appearance he is a model m11 For further information on or address -- never fails to cure Scrofula Eczema Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison or any disorder of the blood Do not rely upon a simple tonic to cure a deep seated blood disease but take a real blood remedy Our books free upon apnli cation Swift Co Specific Atlanta Ga uc3c2Lross MIk Msi isner GEORGE oapr laio BUSHBERG MO CLAYTON Hutchison Ky raawfr rwrasw VMriMMMf mtDTir - crnnBnn 3 tiHSfiIS i T T kTvr V fii322l v Fa STr J 1 1 2 LEES TESTIMONY Regarding the Destruction of Our Bat-¬ tle Ship Maine in Havana Harbor t Gen Blanco Had Nothing to Do With th Blowing Up of the Vessel He Wept at the Palace Over the Ter ¬ Of THE BOUKBON NEWS PAMS KY TUESDAY APRIL 19 1898 THE MOVEMENTS ¬ A C0NCENTKATI0N rible Seed Washington the Maine was destroyed The letter of Gen Weyler brought to light by Correspondent Laine was referred to Lee thought the letter genuine public Thursday The most interesting portion of the consul generals testimony that relating- to the Maine was lengthy Lee said he was informed that the Span iards had placed two rows of torpedoes at the mouth of the Havana harbor by Morro castlev within the last two months or subsequent to the Maine disaster and that the switchboard was 5n a room in the castle lie said bow ¬ el er that he had no information of the placing of any torpedoes before T ¬ mony of Gen Lee given to the senate foreign relations committee was made April 15 The testi- ¬ Lee said I am satisfied the explosion was from the outside I have always had an idea about the Maine that of course it was not blown up by any private in ¬ dividual or by any private citizen but was blown up by some of the officers who had charge of the mines and elec- ¬ trical wires and torpedoes in the arse- ¬ nal there who thoroughly understood the business Gen Lee said he did not- believe Capt Gen Blanco had anything to do with it or even any knowledge of it His reason for this belief was that he saw Blanco just after the disaster and tears were coming from his ejes He regretted it as much as anyone in - This belief was based on a Telegram of which he knew It came from Weyler and read Grave circumstances cause me to ask you to destroy the last letter of February IS Gen Lee said that this telegram had never before been published With reference to the responsibility for the destruction of the Maine On ¬ being intensely disagreeable with a heavy rain and hail storm and a higher sea flying squadron the departure of which caused so much excitement on Wednesdaj returned Friday to anchorage at Fort Monroe after having completed two days and two nights of arduous labors with satisfaction to its officers commanding Commodore Schley wanted the captains of the fleet to know each other in the movement of their vessels and to be able to answer quickly to all signals for movements liable to be made in an engagement Running down to Cape Henry on Wed- ¬ nesday afternoon the squadron was taken 15 miles out to sea at the same time maneouvering in response to the signals from the flagship All of the big vessels responded quickly the heavy battle ships Massachusetts and Texas being especially and surprising quick Line of battle was formed with the Brooklyn on the right Massachusetts to left of Minnethe Brooklyn the apolis to the left of the Massa- ¬ chusetts the Columbia next and Texas on the extreme left The signal to anchor in line was obeyed so well that an almost perfect alignment was obtained Anchorage was made on Vednesda3- - night 15 miles east of Cape Charles light near the southern drill ground Thursday morning found very unfavorable conditions for either maneu vering or using the guns the weather ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Flying Squadron Was Very Satis factory to Commodore Schley Fleet Ke turns to Hampton Roads Of United States Troops at Different Fort Monroe Va April 10 The Points in the South Going On ¬ ¬ STRONG FEELING At Key AVest That the Army Branch is Beincr Neglected so Far as That Place is Transport Steamers in Iteacliiiess to Carry the Boys in Blue to Cuba The Fall of Havana But a Question of a Very Few Days Havana f I a I oclock the ships were signaled by Commodore Schley to head for Hampton Roads for anchorage with the exception of the Texas which was ordered to remain out and try her big guns and improved turrets with solid plosion The rest of the squadron an Senator Lodge asked if he had heard shot chored off Fort Monroe at about 5 of an attempt on the Montgomeiy Gen Lee answered that he had heard oclock Schley talk to that effect but it was found h as Commodore pleased expressed himself very much with the work of believed on investigation that it did the captains of the vessels under his not amount to anything In reply to a question by Foraker charge The maneuvers of the boats Lee said he was sure no novice could and the work of the crews at the guns liave destroyed the Maine The work were both highly pleasing He called particular attention to the rapiditv was well done and by an expert with which the call to quarters on Continuing he said I never have been certain that the submarine ex- ¬ the Brooklyn was responded to He plosive was placed there prior to the also called attention to the target entrance of the Maine into the barber practice of the rapid fire guns saying I It might have been done afterward livedont think any torpedo boat would under that fire The Maine was anchored to a buoy by The Texas ran into Hampton Road some little chain A vessel swinging six oclock and joined the squad around that wa3 sometimes gets at about Capt ron Phillip said that the new various places all around the circle turret arrangement had worked satisWhen she would swing oif that way with the bow next to the buoy and factorily and the big guns could be loaded by Lieut Ilaeselers new auto - these boats plying about the harbor all matic arrangement any angle and very the time an3 body could go pretty well quickly He could fire more than twice in front of her on a dark aright and drop one of these submarine mines of as many shots now he said than under the old English arrangement 500 pounds The Columbia and Minneapolis went They have fingers as it were and up to Newport Ttfews Friday night as the boat goes around it would touch the fingers which makes coutact and after coal so as to fill up their bunk explodes the mine That might have ers replacing that used Friday Combeen done after the Maine got in there modore Schley is very much pleased One or two men in a boat could drop it with the skillful way in which the off the stern of the boat on a dark new crews of the Minneapolis and Co The boats night The harbor is full of little lumbia obeyed signals are large and require much room to A mine weighs about 500 boats pounds and I suppose it would take turn in but Capts Jewell and Sands probably three or four men to handle were both warmly commended 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Lee said he thought the explosion was the work of some of the subaltern officers who had been under Weyler Gen Lee said he had seen a copy of a telegram from Adm Manterol dated in Havana prior to the explosion to the Spanish commission in London asking the commission to hurry up the electrical cables Whether that referred to wire for submarine mines or torpedoes he did not know He continued I heard two or three days afterward said Gen Lee in an swer to a question by Senator Frye that there was a great deal of rejoicing- among some of the officers All reports I got said they were drinking champagne quite a thing to do in honor of the event and in different portions of the city officers were making merry He said that he had not heard any threats of or allusions to the destruc- tion of the Maine previous to the ex-¬ ¬ ¬ modation of the headquarters staff band and six companies of the Eleventh their target within 20 minutes re- infantry which arrived here Saturday markable work when it is considered night from Whipple barracks under that the target was but IS inches the command of Col Isaac D De square and the flagstaff but two inches Russy From here the infantry will ¬ go out and begin the maneuver The Massachusetts dipped her low nose in the water time after time takinn un tons of water but was handled beauti ¬ fully coming up to alignment or circling more quickly than a light cruiser The other vessels also were quick to respond to signals This drill was kept Tip all day and at night fall anchorage was made at a point 13 miles from Cape Charles After dark signal work by electric light was practiced for two hours At 9 oclock when most of the officers and men had rare- pared to retire the call to quarters and battle calls were sounded On the Brooklyn so quickly was the work done that every division officer had reported ready in four minutes and the ship was ready for battle with watertight compartments closed ammunition hoisted to guns turrets swinging battle hatches down and the crews at the guns ready to shoot The other ships reported almost as quickly Fridav morning was given up to practice at the guns all the ships putting out targets at S00 3ards The gunners on the Brooklyn cut the flag from the top of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ but Commodore Schley decided to Sunday St Louis April IS Maj W II Wessels jr commandant of Jefferson barracks 12 miles south of this city where six troops of the Third cavalry are quartered received orders Satur ¬ day from Gen Coppinger to proceed to Chickamauga park A telegram from says that the command will leave as soon as transportation can be provided probacy on Monday or Tuesday ¬ April IS Telephone and telegraphic messages were sent Satur day to the general offices of every railroad connecting with the south and terminal points near the various gar- ¬ The post quartermasters at risons Thomas Columbus barracks Fort Forts Brady and Wayne were wired to notify the railroad officials in their vicinity of the invitation for bids Quartermaster General Lee in anticipation of an order to move has been working on the question of transportation for the past three weeks EailroaJ companies have been kept in touch with the quartermaster ana had the order irom Washington been an urgent one the regulations would have been set aside and Col Lee would have been in a position to have completed transportation with the most dircet lines within an hours time and the troops could have been in motion before noon Saturday Such is the procedure in times of war or riot While Gen Brooke is ordered to the command of the cavalry rendezvous at Chickamauga national park he will remain in Chicago until all details for the transportation of the department troops are completed Leaving Mon day night or Tuesday morning he will reach Chickamauga in advance of the cavalry regiments It is probable that his headquarters will be at the Chick ¬ amauga Park hotel at Crawfish springs on the border of the park It may be that headquarters will be established in the commissioners build ing on the Davis farm in the central portion of the park One of the generals aidesdecamp either Capt Rich ards or Lieut Dean will leave for Chickamauga either Saturday night or ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chicago ¬ progressing without interruption A number of Nordenfelt rapid fire guns bought by the government in Europe and of 12 inch mortars is expected here daily The carriages for the latter have already arrived v BfHMnBirTiiniBWrr who commanded the post being short of men for police and manual duty made a requisition for more and in conse quence two companies of the 25th infantry have been ordered here from Fort Missoula Mont With them will come Lieut Col Daggett of the infantry who by virtue of rank will supersede Capt Morrill as commander The latter lias wired to Washington protesting against this as unjust The work of fortifying Key West is Key West Fla April 15 While no detail of labor or expense is being spared in rushing the navy to the greatest possible fitness for aggressive and defensive operations there is a strong feeling here that the army branch is being neglected so far as this place is concerned The army officials at the barracks here where two batteries of artillery are stationed complain bitterly that they are being handicapped someby bodys lack of wisdom and cite as an instance of this fact that despite the stress of the war situation four ten inch and two eight i nch guns for the fortification guns were shipped from New York on the slow schooner Daisy Farlin Contrary winds might easily have delayed the schooner two or three weeks but fortunately she made the voyage in thirteen days It might have been done in three days however had the guns been shipped by rail to Tampa or Miami The Daisy Farlin arrived here on Tuesday last ¬ Concerned ¬ There is more Catarrh in this section of to the country than all other diseases putwm and until the last few yearsmany cether supposed to be incurable For a great IndeThe Resolutions Recognizing the years doctors pronounced it a local disease pendence of the Cuban Republic and prescribed local remedies and by com stantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable Science has proven Prominent Republicans in the House Con catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatmentf aider This a Direct Slap at the Pres- ¬ Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J ident and Will Bitterly Op ¬ Co Toledo Ohio is the onty Cheney pose Such a measure constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful It acts Washington April 18 Monday the ana mucous sunuus directly on the blood ui me soitui ju y difficult task of adjusting the differ- offer one hundred dollars for any case it ences between the two houses of con- fails to cure Send for circulars and testi gress on the Cuban resolutions began monials Address F J Cheney Co To-¬ Sold by Druggists The rock upon which the two houses ledo O Family Pills are the75c best Halls THE SENATE PASSES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Capt Morrill ¬ inainiiMrMTiiiMBiajjihj5r s f KM 0 W - Lieut West adjutant at the barracks Us 1 c Irs MSiS iff In the meantime tents are being pitched at the barracks for the accom- wide proceed to Mobile Ala The former At Mich April IS telegram from departmental headquarters to Fort Brady troops is rescinded The troops are ordered to move at 10 a m Monday instead of Saturday San Francisco April IS The troops preparing to go to New Orleans from California infantry and light artillery combined number about 850 men As the orders to Gen Shafter instruct him to lose no time it has been determined to start Saturday afternoon or bunday if possible Fort Leavenworth Ran April 1 The Twentieth infantry Col Hawkins has been ordered to Mobile Ala and will probably leave within a days ¬ Sault Ste Marie ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 i M iMmw ¬ The Cubans he said were all for free Cuba The reconcentrados condition he said in reply to another question were almost as bad as Weylers days Suppose Havana was blockaded X said Senator Mills -- so that no provi- ¬ sions could go in would the people there have any way to get any None whatever responded Gen Lee The town would surrender in a short while - Gen Lee said that all but about 300 000 Spaniards of the population of Cuba were Cubans Lee in speaking of the physical con ¬ dition of the Spanish soldiers said that it was very poor Spanish Parliament to Open Next Wednes ¬ 1 A MISAPPREHENSION Jias decided to reopen the Spanish par liament on Wednesday next instead 25 Madrid April day 15 A cabinet council ¬ v of April The queen regent at the cabinet council signed the national subscription decree to increase the into effect navy Spain Advised to Declare War day that considerable misapprehension existed in regard to the raising of troops in the event of war He thought the people should understand the situation more thoroughly than appears to be the case at present In the event of the passage of the resolution reported bv the senate foreign relations committee said Gen Miles the president would have authority to call into the service of the government militia to the num ¬ ber of about 12000000 men The third section of the resolution directs and empowers the president to use the en- ¬ tire land and naval forces of the United States and to call into the actual service of the United States militia of the several states to such extent as may be necessary to carry these resolutions ¬ In Regard to the Raising of Troops in the Event of War Corrected Washington April 16 Maj Gen Miles commanding the army said Fri ¬ B- - i received a cablegram that a large opamsn s quaciron has sailed from Cadiz to the westward Officials refuse to verify the rumor that they have been notified of this movement London April 15 A British squad Submarine Torpedo Boat Washington April 15 It is stated ron is anchored off the Canary Islands lhat negotiations are under way for Iock Blown Up by Dynamite the purchase of the Holland submarine Columbus 0 April 10 Thursday boat Plunger The department is novv morning the lock on the Ohio canal awaiting the report of the board panal Winche ster was blown up which was ordered to inspect this nov and totally destroyed by dynamite by indignant citizens eLeraft - London April 15 The Vienna cor- ¬ respondent of the Daily Mail says Several European powers including Austria are reported to have advised Spain to declare war because further delay or concessions would be likely to provoke a revolution Large Spanish Squadron Coming West Washington April 1C It is report- ed here that the navy department has Washington April IS The order of the war department that the entire army of the United States consisting of more than 25000 men shall at once be rushed to the Atlantic and gulf coasts is of the greatest significance It anticipates action by the senate house and the president himself It is not a mere demonstration but LONDON PAPERS in the lancruaire of Gen Milps nnm- mander-in-chiof the army it Speculatin Upon the Effect of War Upon Securities means business London April 15 The morning pa This distribution of the regulars may be looked upon as the preliminary pers are filled with dispatches from movement of the war department for the continent nearly all of the same tenor The belief that war is inevitthe invasion of Cuba able is universal as well as the feeling Troop transport steamers will be held in readiness at each point of con- of hostility to the United States The centration and at a given signal the papers contain also numerous articles boys in blue will be carried across the speculating upon the effect of war upwaves to the Pearl of the Antilles to on securities the markets and other be landed probably near Matanzas interests The Times savs editorially Spains and in the rear of Havana where they note to the powers can have no effect will be joined by the patriotic troops ecept perhaps to delay the issue of the Cuban republic Cuban Gen Gomez has perfect knowl- The powers certainty will not interedge of the situation and while per- vene while if they did neither the haps the attention of the besieged citv United States nor Spain would listen is distracted by the bombardment of It is doubtful whether even if Presi an American fleet the allied forces will dent Mclvmley regained his authority swoop down from the rear placing the over the situation he could now stem tyrannical soldiers of Spain between the tide of popular sentiment in America for war fires The Daity Chronicle from what it ELECTROIS calls a well known correspondent signing himself Anglo Saxon prints A New Discovery by an Electrician of a remarkable letter advocating an Lemburgovert Anglo American alliance to comLondon April IS This weeks discoveries have been most interesting pel the liberation of Cuba without war Rychnowsky the electrician of Lem by an overwhelming display of force burg claims to have discovered an elec- Commenting editorially on this letter trical fluid which he calls Electrois the Dailv Chronicle thinks it an od- The discovery has caused a great sen- portune moment to seek to bring about sation on the continent He obtains such an alliance or entente especially it by electrolysis but it is not identi- in view of the common interests of cal with electricUy Its effects are de the United States and Great Britain in clared to be startling producing lio ht China and causing geissler tubes to emit Kockville Light Artillery fluerescent rays It works photochem April 15 The Rockville Ind ically rotates objects in mid air pro- Rockville light artillery will reorgan ¬ duces whirlpools in water and kills ize Application to the governor and bacteria Gen AlcKee has already been filed ef time ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ existing government Gen Gomez might at any time ne- ¬ gotiate a peace with Spain which would leave the United States in the lurch When France allied herself with us in the revolutionary war it was for the purpose of gaining our independence but we were held to the compact by a stipulation that no peace with Great Eritain should be negotiated without Frances consent More than this it is claimed that there are evidences that the senate will yield the recognition of independence if the house stands firm Notwithstand ing the large majority for the resolution Senator Hoar of Massachusetts Sunday urgently counseled the house leaders to reject tenacious the sen- ¬ ates proposition He assured them that the senate would not hold out Washington April IS After 4S hour of oratoiw the senate Saturda3 night passed the following resolutions 1 That the people of the island of Cuba are and of right ought to be free and independent and that the government of the United States here by recognizes the republic of Cuba as the true and lawful government of that island 2 That it is the duty of the United States to demand and the gov ernment of the United States does hereby demand that the government of Spain at once relinquish its authority ana government in the island of Cuba and withdraw its land and naval forces from Cuba and Cuban waters 3 That the president of the United States be and hereby is directed and empowered to use the entire land and naval forces of the United States and to call into service of the United States militia of the several states to such extent as may be to carry these resolutions into ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nec-essar3- complications possibly a re- druggists 81 six for 5 Get only Hoods opening of diplomatic negotiations are pills to take and possibly further concessions Hood S Pillc withthe onlySarsaparilla Hoods by Spain which will embarrass the United States when the time for action arrives These members have TELL THE TRUTH been labored with separately The ar- ¬ guments against recognition have been awrtAvytettez reiterated and in the light Bullards Gn writes Vihl speeches in the senate Especially po- ¬ years ago I had Slow Fever tent has been the argument advanced 3 months Five Doctors attended me but I continued by Senators Allison and Morgan that to grow worse until I coni-if we recognize the independence of menced taking Dr BLA UU1U3 ¬ ate declaring for the recognition oi Cubas independence against the direct and specific recommendation of the president has given the conservatives a rallying cr3 from the standpoint of party alty which proved very effective Saturda3 One of the most prominent republican leaders on the floor of the house dominated that portion of the senate resolutions a direct assault upon the president which no loyal republican could endorse And upon this theory Speaker Reed and his lieutenants have been nroceedinoSunday in their campaign against concurrence in the senate resolutions All day long the speakers rooms at the Shoreham have been like the headquarters of the commander-in-chie- f of an arnu He has consulted with his lieutenants Messrs Dingle3 of iMaine Dalzell of CanPennsylvania non of Illinois Grosvenor of Ohio and Payne of New York He has seen Messrs J03-- of Missouri Lor imer of Illinois Heatwole of Minnesota and other leaders of the republican opposition and through other agencies has had a thorough canvas made of the republican side of the house Sunday night he was confident the republicans of the house could be mar shalled against yielding to the senate on the main issue Some of the arguments used with those who like Mr Cooper Wis Mann 111 and Bromwell 0 are disposed to take the shortest cut out of the woods and by agreeing end the 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warmer weather ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods SarsapariSia Is Americas Greatest Medicine Sold by all GEORGIA LADIES ed w ¬ f the A S three times a day and I was well before one Package was taken Have taken a fewdoscsBlack Draught but did not think it cleansed myliiveraa well asDrM Simmons Iiver Medicine I M 2nonsJLitrer SIcdicinoa dose at bedtime periods in female life when the greatest care is necessary The first when the girl passes from child nood to womanhood jf through ignorance prncgiect this mysterious development is interfered with or thwarted even in the smallest degree they are liable to some malady frequently proving most scrions each as hysteria lits or even consumption hiie at the second period called change of life there is often much distress and ganger At both these periods of life Simmoas Squaiv Vine TVino is invalu ¬ able and it is recommended that a dose of it pe taken twice a week for some time be- Seni and dnrin the ana for strengtheningmenstrual periods the system we strongly urge the use of Dr BI ASina Female Complaints ThGraretwo critical and even dan geions Ir f 15 frtilftJUefrI s bcviiie Ga says have used DrBI A Simmons Iiivor Medicine in my family for 20 years with suc- ¬ cess i n many cases of Ind i Thedf oids Black Draught and Zeillns Regulator and I shall recommend Dr M A S it Iff as long as I live caused by natural or acquired f eeblenesa Drconstitmionmentalsuffcringandchieflv derangements of the sexual system such as menstrual irregularities delayed develop ment of tnc generative organs or too strong sexual propensities During a lit the patients clothes should be loosened she should have an abundance of fresh air The sudden copious and continuous appli ¬ cation of cold water to the head and face will fit short Betweon S6 e A SimmonsIaverMedicinoshonlcl lirnl to correct torpidity the paroxisms be taken of the bowels andaconrse of treatment with Dr Sim Etons Squaw Vina Wino which is spcciali adapted to remove the uterine disorders ¬ gestion and Sour Stom -- cfc I think it superior to Hysteria K effect 4 - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ claim any disposition or intention to exercise sovereignty jurisdiction or control over said island except for the pacification thereof and assert its de- ¬ termination when that is accomplished to leave the government and control of the island to its people Cary Landers aged 17 in attempting to jump from west bound train No 4 Sunday morning was thrown against the cattle guard at the Woodford street crossing and so mangled that he died Sunday evening He was in the em- ¬ ploy of the railroad 3Iore Rioting In 31alaga That the United States hereby dis- ¬ Stffv wwm and Set a 15c- - package of Go to VOlir PTnppr fnloTr W 5l ¬ Lawrenceburg Ey April IS Mangled by a Train ¬ f ¬ fee at 1 the cost -- It takes the place of cofnuuiisning ana Health ¬ 1 m ntr London April 18 A special dis ¬ JnSIRt tTlflf rrrm J patch from Madrid says there was an ¬ AlNO Accent noYmtrrKITe80B am assured that the queen regenther Henr3T of Prussia on a footing of equal other hostile demonstration outside self as well as the pope and the Emto His majesty has peror Francis Joseph of Austria would it3 princes visit and agraedsit return the American consulate at Malaga on will the at the Sunday afternoon The civic guard favor abandoning Cuba as the only same table with him in the summer dispersed the mob iu to avert war Archbishop Ire palace where his rpyal highness will charges Three peopleafter repeated were injured land cables that renouncing the is- oe the guest of honor 7 Most of the shops were closed land is the only possibility of avoiding Best Inthe World for all Purpose Dresden Mills Burned Coal Cominjj war PiTTSEuitGir Pa April 18 Thirty Zanesville O April 15 The Dres- ¬ BlfiBM-The Standard Scafet Both Feet Cut Off den hosiery mills the largest in the two boats started down the river SunWilliamstown Ky April is Geo state located at Dresden this county day- with 3557000 and Supply Co bushels of coaL Doyle of Lexington had both feet cut were burned to the ground Thursday About one half of the shipment is in off by a freight train here Sunday BfiMHkrflBy PlTTsmrnrw aft morning Loss 25000 insurance 15 tended for Louisville and Cincinnati ernoon It is thought he will die 000 and the balance for New Orleans The mills will nor be rebuilt WELL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Spain May Abandon Cuba The Emperor and the Prince London April 18 The Rome correPekin April 15 The emperor of spondent of the Dailv News says I China has consented to treat Prince H Made from pure grains it ao ful W v Wi l SCAL tft 11 ¬ mjE i is JsSsfci2 - TV K THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT TUESDAY APRIL 19 1898 THE REGULAR ARMY Ordered to the Southcra Coast Mostly to New Orleans Mobile and Tampa P Washington April 16 An order was issued late Friday ordering1 the entire regular army to assemble on the coast mostly in Florida The order was issued at 4 oclock Friday afternoon It directs the First Second Third Sixth Ninth and Tenth cavalry and all light bat- ¬ teries to proceed at once to Chickamauga the First Seventh Eighth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Eighteenth Twentieth and Twenty third infantry to New Orleans the Second Third Fourth Sixth Thirteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Nineteenth Twenty second and Twenty fourth infantry to Mobile the Fifth Ninth and Twenty first infantry to ¬ ¬ THE PROGRAMME After the President is Etbpovrered to Us a 4 the Army and Navy Washington April 16 The cabinet meeting Friday was devoted to a gen- ¬ eral discussion of the Cuban situation but without anything of importance resulting therefrom The government has received no intimation of the preparation of any note on the part of the powers and members of the cab- ¬ inet do not think the effort obviously making by Spain to concentrate the powers in her favor will result in their agreeing on any particular line of ac- ¬ tion The present position of the ad- ¬ ministration is that of awaiting con- ¬ IT IS RUMORFD That the Pope Ir Eudeavorlngr to Fersnad Spain to Kecognize Cuban Independence ONE BULLY LESS IN TOWN London April 18 The Eome cor- ¬ respondent of the Times says In Vat¬ ican circles the opinion is still held that an outbreak of war may yet be prevented and a rumor is afloat to the effect that the pope is endeavoring to recognize Spain persuade to the independence of Cuba Among continental diplomatists a certain Brainy Parent Who Hit Upon Way of Curing a Figrhter ol Setting on Small Boya Tampa The officers who will command will be Gen Shafter at New Orleans Gen Coppinger at Mobile Gen Wade at Tampa and Gen Brooke at Chicka onauga THE POWERS Will Not Intervene Between the United States and Spain The Popolo Eomano Friday sa3rs it understands the powers of Europe will intervene between the United States and Spain in favor of the latter country and it adds accord- ¬ ing to information gathered in well ¬ Rome April 10 informed quarters the intervention will take the form of a naval demonstration in which all the powers will participate London April 16 A special dispatch from Home referring to the rumor of a proposition to make an international naval demonstration oft ¬ gressional action without attempting to influence it or postpone itsdecision The president it can be stated is not at all likely to veto any resolution that congress may adopt on the Cuban question The administration does not believe congress will pass a resolution for the recognition of independence of the insurgents but if it should a veto of it would be very improbable It is said however that the president might regard it as an encroachment on his prerogative the constitution clearly making it the duty of the ex ecutive to recognize the independence of a nation At the same time the cabinet has not discussed the course to be pursued in the event of congressional declaration for independence The navy department has decided to charter the steamships St Louis St Paul Paris and New York of the ¬ This decision was American line Friday afternoon the depart- ¬ reached ment having come to the conclusion that this plan would be wiser than which contemplated the purchase right of the St Paul and St Louis The Paris and New York will be held that formerly under consideration out-¬ ET 3 b 2 o z p P D en O 03 o A a p J W S er p 2 f a O ca a Z 9 8 CO 3 3 o a 0 w tn c 2 w 3 9 2 o 3 C c- o to a P ST 3 P 3 3 I o o P M o 2 3 3 c p o 3 3 3 3 P P tj w H 3 3i 3 5 O r- - o J3 5 o g 3 Hrj Cj It1 3 tn P W rt 3 o 31 a o t o 2 v- Oa- p W - O S co rf 1 P o - W p i ci v o H to to 2 3 w P 3 P r P O 3 3 Ci n 3 m cn -- J s 2 ffl 3 a w o W P 9 m M Ti 3 o P O 5 M 3 Q O 22 o 3 o 3 c P en CO CI rt n C3 he O rCO - I p 3 P C C u 3 9 a CD a m K i 3 1 o- 5 P in O 2 o 3 3 ¬ ¬ the island of Cuba says Austria is tak ing the lead in the matter but it is understood Great Britain and Germany are not favorable to the suggestion long-- The Spanish ambassador made a visit to the British foreign office Friday and later the Austrian ambas ador called The British foreign office does not believe the powers will make a naval demonstration An ambassador says efforts towards a naval demonstration could not suc- ¬ ceed Great Britain having refused to join in such a movement The Austrian ambassador admits he has given up hope of Europe pre ¬ venting war Washington April 16 The powers will not be allowed to meddle in the affairs of the United States and Spain It can be authoritatively stated that in case the diplomatic representatives of the powers in Washington shall pre- ¬ sent a second joint note offering to mediate between the two countries this government will decline diplo- ¬ matically but firmly Paius April 1G The Temps Friday afternoon warns the powers against -- 5000 bushels of beans Chicago Post It wasnt necessarv A ginger bag is said to be a pre ¬ more than 1000 sacks of flour 7000 Time 230 A 31 O tierces of lard many boxes of bacon ventive against and one of the best and more than 100 tierces of ham remedies for bronchitis It has been Admirer Has your father any obfound by many people to afford a speedy jection to my paying you visits Miss Jefferson Davis Memorial Window and sure relief from headache There Maud She Oh John Baby has swallowed lticimoXD Ya April IS The Jeffer ¬ is no special pattern Miss Maud Oh no but er I think that piece of worsted si son Davis memorial window was un ¬ but as they are to for making them be worn next the that hed rather you paid them in in ¬ veiled Sunday in St Pauls cathedral He Thats nothing Shell have tl flesh on the back of the neck and shoul- ¬ stallments Brooklyn Life the church Mr Davis attended while swallow more yarns than that if she president of the confederacy There ders one should be cut as wide as the grows up X Y Times His Kind Action was an immense crowd present The shoulders of the one who is to wear it Miss Oldgals Papa Do you think you 3Iore Ways Than One service was very simple the sermon are broad It should be rounded of can make my daughter happy yoimg on the bottom and hollowed in on the She never told her love ah nc being preached by Rev Dr AVilliam man Her heart of pride suppressed it Dame of Baltimore Mrs Davis her top to fit the neck But she gave him timid glances so Young Cheekly Can I Why I have So much for the pattern and having grand daughter Miss Hays and ConHe promptly up and guessed It under charter until necessity for their sul General Lee and family accom- ¬ the pattern cut two pieces of cotton already havent I Ive asked her to be Chicago Record my wife X Y Journal use arises panied by Miss Cisneros attended the cloth and a piece of sheet wadding half Some Folk Cant Help It Washington April 1G The Wash- ¬ ceremonies the thickness of the waddiDg only by Approach of the Millennium suppose he ventured that you I ington Posts summary of the situa it Lay the wadding on one piece of Upon the darkened sky Dr Marti fetill in Jail would never speak to me again if I weru tion is as follows ray of hope There dawns a Laredo Tex April IS Dr Marti the cloth with the smooth side next the to kiss you A Philadelphia anarchist Immediately the president is em- ¬ cloth Sprinkle the wadding liberally the Spanish leader of a plot to invade Has gone to making soap Oh George she exclaimed why powered to use the army and navy he with common powdered ginger Place Chicago Tribune will issue an ultimatum to Spain giv ¬ Texas is still confined with several ac- ¬ the other piece of cotton cloth on this dont you get over the habit of always ing her 24 hours possibly 4S within complices in jail in Neava Lareda and then quilt it in tiny diamonds on looking at the dark side of things USEFUL INFORMATION to answer whether she will Most of his followers now under arrest the sewing machine which Cleveland Leader after the edges peaceably withdraw her troops and are Mexicans and this fact has caused have been turned in and sewn togetjher Poor Bnrgrlar flag from Ciba Her refusal to evacu ¬ some apprehension lest many ignorant Mexicans on this side of the Hie If it is riot quilted the ginger will all Mrs Benham 1 believe theres a ate the island which is of course ex- ¬ Grande might forcibly aid the Span fall to the bottom of the bag Fasten at burglar in the pantry where I put th pected will be the signal for action on iards in case of an invasion although the neck with tapes and tie as closely pies I baked this afternoon the part of this government and that Benham Dont you think we ought action will be the vigorous use of both many Mexicans who have expressed ¬ about the neck as the clothing will con- ¬ to send out a relief expedition Y our naval and land forces The Post any opinion will support the Ameri- veniently permit Mrs Inez Eedding cans ton in Good Housekeeping World makes this statement upon the highest possible authority the course of action Tohacco Dropped Seven Points in Half an Womens Clothing The Only Explanation Hour indicated having been decided upon at Clothing should always fit properly Stiller You never see me turninsr New York April IS Tobacco opened Fridays cabinet meeting If they hang around to stare at a pretty girl I pass at 10S Saturday morning aad in a half says a correspondent Should the resolution reach the looselj upon the wearer they will fail hour sold off almost 7 points to 101 4 on the street ¬ president accompanied by the amendto adequately protect her from chills a full loss of 14 points from the Thurs Baker What Do you mean to tell ment recognizing the republic of Cuba too me that your wife never allows you the president will sign them but in a day quotation taking into account the while if on the other hand they are the to go out alone Cincinnati Enquirer brief message to congress he will hold 3 per cent dividend The insiders tight many evils maj- result from astonishing what a bad record one turbulenkboy can give to a street said a man in the smoker of a South Wehave just one and its side train a question what to do with him his own parents believing him in preference to degree of irritation is observable at the neighbors what is alleged to be the attitude of Do as I did under the same circumEngland Some of the powers which stances suggested one of the other have special reasons to fear the conse- men take the matter into your own quences of Spanish defeat are evident- hands ly of the opinion that Europe has lost a But if you undertake to chastise a good opportunity of affirming her neighbors boy you may be arrested compact polita as interests Exactly what the father of the boy ical organization in opposition to on our street said to me when I threatAt America of the interests to thrash the youngster But 1 is thought ened some future time it two of little England may rue her failure to co thought up a even plan worth got operate with the other powers in that and Give us the formula Is it expen creating a precedent for united Eu- sive ropean opposition to American highNot as expensive as a lawsuit or a handedness It is not noticeable howOne day a few weeks ago my boy fine ever that a somewhat inadequate knowledge of the present state of feel- came home crying covereC with mud ing in America prevails in quarters and bruises and said the boy around the corner had whipped him This had where these opinions are entertained happened before and when I got home DUST EXPLOSION the little fellow was in a bad state and Followed by Fire Destroys a Grain Ele ¬ E made up my mind it was time for me to interfere I found that the bad boy vator at Cliarlestowu Mass Boston April IS The roof of the was the boss of the street being oldei grain elevator at Hoosac Tunnel docks and larger than the otheis and that he Charlestown was blown completely tyrannized over the boys to such an exoff by a dust explosion at 4 oclock tent that they were afraid to complain Sunday morning and the fire that fol- of him When I called on his father he lowed not only destroyed the remain treated the matter as a joke and when ing portion of the immense structure I threatened punishment he grew angry but consumed nearlj the entire con- and dared me to lay a finger on his son tents over 400000 bushels of grain I knew lie had the law on his side but 1 mostly wheat The steamer Cambroman determined in my own mind to checkwhich had just finished loading at the mate him within thepale of the law deck was towed out without injury too but some of the small tenements ad Well I intcriewed a dozen of the joining a building used as a distillery by Chapin Trull were damaged more boys and found out just how affairs Children stood in the neighborhood or less by the debris from the roof The loss is estimated by the fire un were afraid of the bad boy and parents derwriters at nearly 000000 well cov- were afraid of his father Then I got down to business I organized the ered bv insurance boys into a band of vigilantes and PREPARATIONS agreed to pay each one a quarter every Being Made for the Feeding of the Army time they routed the enemy in other words they were to lay for the bully While in the South Atlanta Ga April IS The feed and do him up Fists were to be the ing of the army soon to be brought to onljT weapons and any boy who was toe the south will evidently devolve upon violent would be docked a quarter Maj Then I went home and wailed My boy the department of the gulf Dravo chief commissary officer of the was one of the routing party department is already arranging for Did the scheme work asked seva purchasing station here and Capt eral in a breath Travers his purchasing agent began I should say it did The boys Saturday to provide provisions for the worked systematically and a crew oi 20000 troops He visited 15 bakeries them was always lying in wait to attack in Atlanta and arranged to get 100000 the bully The smallest one in the lot loaves of bread per day if that quan would begin to badger hirn and the tity should be needed others would come in as reinforceOol Simpson quartermaster of the ments He was whipped so often and department of the gulf has arranged took his defeat so much to heart that I for the rent of a large tract of land was compelled to withdraw my offer near Fort McPherson for the use of and disband the arm all troops which may be stopped in is reformed and a truce Now that boy exists that is Atlanta The government will pay S100 not likely to be broken per month for the rent of this land And the expense Only a matter of a few dollars Food for Spanish Army in Cuba It Xew York April IS The Ward line was the cheapest missionary work I steamship Orizaba which sailed Satur ¬ ever engaged in Chicago Times Her- day for Havana had aboard probably a somewhat larger cargo of provision11 A GINGER BAG for the Spanish army in Cuba than either the City of Washington which sailed on Wednesday or the Saratoga This Iilttle Feminine Invention May Ward Off Various Ivindn which sailed Thursday Among the of Maladies ships cargo will be about 85000 bush- Its ¬ ¬ ¬ Jumping at a CobcIhsIoh Just the Other War Did you hear Miss Flimser say that Adonis Theres one thing 1 couldnt she had a speaking acquaintance with stand and thats a wife who would be that millionaire asked Maude scorn ¬ eternally putting her hair up in curl- ¬ fully papers Yes replied Mamie with equal Matronly Friend Have no fear Mr scorn Its the first time 1 knew that Adonis Girls dont go to any such she ever worked in a telephone ex¬ trouble after they get married N Y change Weekly Washington Star Teacher centipede Tommy It is a creature with a hun ¬ do first Mr Brightley I would make you my dred feet maam czarina Name another many footed animal Miss Pinkney Oh Alfred how did A gas meter Town Topics you know I wouldnt get angry if you The Brlgrht Side said that Chicago Daily News We shouldnt let poverty scare us And thus go unmarried through life Then and Now All the same could I marry an heiress Robbie As 1 understand it the fool- Id then have a capital wife ish maidens who had no oil in their Harlem Life lamps could not get in GENUINE SYMPATHY Teacher Precisely And now a days the maidens who have no oil in their bike lamps get pulled in Yonkers Statesman Good Sleeping to dtOl Little Oscar had received a train of cars for his birthday and he insisted on taking them to bed with him His You should not mother protested take the cars to bed with you she said Why not asked Oscar These are 2s Y Evening Journal sleeping cars ¬ It Hum Many Cuhic Feet Tommy Taddles what is a ¬ How Indeed If we lftd in Russia you were the czar what would you and Miss Pinkney ¬ ¬ ¬ ST ik ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ No Great Dangrer O Mr Matcher pointedly Coldcash only see xay dear If I could daughter Angeline happily married t should die content Mrs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sympathetically O I dont think youll die great many years yet Puck for a Took It an an Insult Susan Lor Miss Ella I wonder they always say so he He knew youve the eart to play and you just thought he what forestall her would in your blacks for your poor uncle suppose youve never been kissed I Miss Ella Dont be silly Susan Cant by a man before he said you see Im only playing on the black Do I look as homely as all that notes London Punch haughtily Chicago she demanded Post The Difference Weve all been taught it is a sin Complicated Mechanism To steal a single little pin Mr Coldcash Mrs Matcher Embezzlements the proper caper Appropriate the whole blamed paper Puck One Anyhow ¬ ¬ Young Peduncle doesnt seem to have any high or worthy object in life O biit he has What is it Chicago The tall Miss Bullion That tigers now dead For shed wheels in her head And the tiger couldnt digesc her N Y Evening Journal There once was a tiger In Nestor Who lunched on a lady named Esther V JUST LIKE THE REST OF US Tribune And She Did Not Jed Haycrop- - Would you squeal if I kissed you a few times Arabella Arabella Wheatear indignantly Indeed I wouldnt Jed Haj erop If you want to make a hog of yourself you may do so but I wont X Y World r fe himself perfectlj at home with us while visiting in this country No No DidnTwait to Be Invited I hope you asked the count to make Why not ¬ els of corn o ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hasty action and sa3 s Europe must not forget that she has a prerogative squeezed the extensive short interest vested in the president to recognize unmercifully and let them cover at the other governments can not be taken high point and then left the market away anci mat tne ainenament is without support and were getting in again at the low figure Saturdav therefore void and inoDerative that the constitutional would be simply disastrous to provoke war between the two con- ¬ tinents and above all it is necessary for the powers to come to an understanding and act in concert Any nation which alone assumed the re- ¬ sponsibility of supporting Spain and making an enemy of the United States would do the greatest injury to its ¬ ¬ great interest in America It War Sooner Than Dishonor most essential interest Madrid April 14 via Baj onne France April 10 The queen is quoted as saying she prefers the horrors of war to the tarnishing prestige of the army or the impairment of the rights of the crown Don Carlos is urging the Carlists to embark in war against the United States and threatens to overthrow the government if Spain is further humiliated cnentare publishes an interview with Baron Fava the Italian ambassador to the United States who will leave for Washington next Thursday in the course of which he declares that he does not believe there will be war and that he considers the possibility of ac- ¬ tion by the powers to stay the decision of congress as not excluded W Iiaron Fava lielieves There Will Be Xo War Rome April IS The Pungolo Parla f- - Wheat Jnmped to Sllu Chicago April 1G May wheat open ¬ Washington April 10 Chief Wilkie of- the secret service is in the city and ed up lKc at Sllu Friday and imme ¬ knows nothing of the reported cap- ¬ diately moved up to 115 making a ture of an alleged layer of Spanish new high point for the season But the mines or torpedoes in Cuban waters advance was not maintained the bulls The secret service never ha done any ¬ became scared and seemed to dump thing in the wa3 of apprehending the everything overboard the price declin ing i ac at a time toSllOf by 11 oclock persons connected with the affair with but few rallies Torpedo Boat Morris Trial Mr Gladstones Condition Bristol It I April 10 The torpedo London April 16 The bulletin isMorris had a builders trial Fri- ¬ boat sued Friday morning regarding the day and developed a speed of 23 knots with only 75 pounds of steam health of Mr Gladstone announced Her contract calls for 22 knots with that he was holding his ground and was suffering1 less 225 pounds of steam r Knows Nothing of CramkiUs Arrest - Yerkcs May Organize a Regiment Daxvilie Ivy April IS Hon John ¬ ¬ district and republican national committeeman from Kentucky maj-- organize a regiment and 7ut Sandwiches enlist to fight Spain in case President Crack and carefully remove the meats McKinley calls for volunteers Yerkes from the nut shells Put the meats in was quoted to this effect but he de- a mortar and pound them to a fine clined to discuss the matter paste or in one of the new patent grind ¬ Cut Spanish Torpedo Flotilla in British Chan ¬ ers and grind thom to a powder nel ither white bread or brown in very Southampton April 18 A vessel thin slices spread them with butter which arrived here Satu rday reports aiix the nut powder with a littlesweet having seen a Spanish torpedo flotilla ream and spread it on the bread and in British channel ay the slices together--Leiuu- re Hour enue in this -- Yerkes collector of internal rev ¬ ¬ constriction of the limbs or worse still of the internal organs Tight sleeves garters and boots are responsible for many evils arising from im- ¬ peded circulation while no words can be too strong in condemnation of the ruinous practice of constricting the waist by tight corsets The lungs heart and abdominal organs are all thus pushed out of place causing pres- ¬ ent misery and frequently inducing permanent disease Boots also are sel ilom made to fit the foot If the reader reill stand barefoot upon a sheet of pa ¬ per and mark the outline of her foot with a pencil she will see at once how little it resembles the shape of the fash ¬ ionable narrow toed boot Clothing to fulfill its purpose should always be Tiade to fit the wearer not the wearer forced to accommodate herself to her clothing N Y Ledger ¬ MMk j r s ¬ that he failed to pass a civil service Free Press Whats your son going to do now ex- ¬ No Lct Up Fair Cyclist Is this hill at all dangerous mv lad amination Hell continue right along in his work as a college professor Detroit Intelligent Youth I doant know Accounting for It be an praps it baint mum Praps it He Every time I have called on IMiss but when ye gets to th bottom my Daisy she has been out She must have faytlTers there just ye ax him hell known I was coming- dont you think She Xot necessarily tell ye in a moment mum aye that he It may have will London Sketch been just her luck Brooklyn Life - Miss Arabellas nose Was the sauciest pug In town But she took It to a surgeon And he promptly turned it down Chicago Tribune Unnnuhucd Ah plain was her face and her figure lacked She 3Inde Ker Marls ¬ Proved HiM Affection Webs doesnt look like an athlete Would you incur a terrible risk She and yet he told me that he made 1000 for the sake of proving that you love by a single iong jump Thats right lit jumped his bail me He Havent L asked you to marry Detroit Frt e Press down in Texas Detroit Free Press mi Accommodating Look here Jackson what about that Why ten doliars you borrowed o me and fires of promised to return in ten days Yes Why thats aJJ right Ill renew the Chicago Record draft promise v More Than Athletic grace Nonejioticed her mid the procession But she fell with a thud in the slipperv mud And there she made quite an impression L A W Bulletin Jingly in fairly ablaze with the patriotism his age exempts Jiini from the Detroit Free Press Safe Patriotism ITwr JfSiSW i - swwiVT1 itxt y8S8PlT1 SP hrafea A txsi9tqxjgSe8eti 3jfrQB10f6HBmn THE BOUEBON NEWS PAKIS KY TCE33A NUPTIAL KNOTS APRIL 19 18S8 JMgjMflBMMHBWBBMBBCJSHMWHBBPBHMMBMBMBMBMMHM- bTOCK AND TURF NEWS And Sol Sales and TranfVrR Of Stock Crop two-year-old jj I I ioyal manes the food pure I A wholesome and delicious emnizations Of The Marriage Vow f To monow at high noon Mr Nelson Gay of Winchester and Miss Lila Manning Chenanlt of Richmond will be married at the Richmond Baptist The attendants will be Church Maid of Honor Miss Mary Gay sister ¬ of the groom bridesmaids Misses Margaret Woodford of Mt Sterling Bessie Woodford of Paris Mary Bennett and Laura Lynn of Richmond Best man Mr John B Cheriault or xucumuuu groomsmen Messrs William Clay I C Enj InnnnnnMIIMltS 3 POWDER Absolutely Pure h- r L Van Meter Dwight Pendleton and Dr The Nelson Prewitt all of Clark Walter ushers will be Messrs C H and Chenault George W Evans Jr and W S Hume of Madison ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK IOC DUUil r nnnsonu sc OSIfJ c JIEEMU 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Hintons line of lace curtains is tf uuequaled in pric and quality ry AN unmarked grave tells its own st of neglect Monumental work of all kinds my specialty W A Hill J T BIRTHS Men And Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Owners BBUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Payable to the order of Champ Miileb Orders etc The Advent Of Our Future Women Turf Notes jen For Sale Two to Bennett Tarr nets fine stock Apply 19apr 4t Paris Ky W J Loughridge of Lexington bought 32000 pounds of hemp last week at 350 per cwt Paris commission merchants are offer ¬ ing twency cents per pound for wool The farmers think it will bring twenty five cents Dr Catlett owned by Turney Bros of this city and Cleophus owned by M F Dwver of Brooklyn are the fa- vorites in the Metropolitan Handicap Both are five to one Typhoon and Al- gol are seven to one Friday at Newport Clay Bros fon year old colt Duncan Bell by Hiudoo- Miss Used won a igsou selling purse Woodfords Terrene ran second Clay Duncan Bell was in the second race betting ten to one in the W P Norton of Hopkinsville who bmght Ornament has also purchased May Hempstead the fast from Chas Patterson The price for the two was about 35000 The two are heavily engaged in the East ¬ two-year-o- ld Etc Persistent seems to hang on in spite of all the remedies which you have applied certainly needs energetic and sensible treatment IF YOU WANT OF ANY KIND Now Is The Time To Buy DURING THE PRESENT WEEK I WILL MAKE f Coughs A NEW VEHICLE1 A cough which For twenty five years that stand ¬ ard preparation of cod liver oii l J j EMULSION hag ptQyed SCOTTS cffectivencss - trying affections of the throat and lungs and this is the Psason wflVj- the cod liver oiL oar- x fcially digested strengthens and vitalizes the whole sys- ¬ tem the hypophosphites act as a tonic to the mind and nerves and the glycerine soothes and heals the irritation Can ng - tc n CUr From The Price Of iSlfeS you think of any combi ¬ nation so effective as this Any Rats T3T Large Stock see Latest War News 4 L Washington oclock a D in The House refuses to recognize Cubas independence and re- ¬ jected Senate resolution which was sent back to Senate 4 p m Senate refuses to concur in House amendment 830 p m In conference the Senate committee yielded rrcognition of in- ¬ dependence Conferees are now con- ¬ tending oyer other parts of resolutions 835 p m A recess was taken till 915 p m C Apr 18 12 - Talmage wants to go to Cuba as chap- ¬ lain in the army will have Col Cody Buffalo Bill He charge of cavalry scouts in Cuba has been tendered the commission by Gen Miles Spanish residents are leaving America Eight columns of war news will be found on pages two and three Gen Lee has been offered the presi ¬ dency of the Tpxas State Agricultural and Mechanical College at Bryan Texas The position pays a large salary Don Carlos the Spanish pretender who is in London has his eye on the Spanish throne and is awaiting a propitious moment for action Spain may be forced to choose between Re- ¬ publicanism and Don Carlos Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theo Roosevelt has tendered his resignation He desires to accompany Gen Lee to Cuba with United States troops The resignation has created a sensation The American warships can yet beat he Spanish flotilla to Puerto Rico Spanish Generals Campos and Weyler predict a long war etween the United States and Spain The Kentucky Pres Sterling Sentinel Democrat i putting in a new job office and the Mt Sterling Advocate has improved its office with a new cylinder press and a ten horse power engine Both papers deserve their prosperity The Mt About fifty Parisians took advantage of the L Ns cheap rate to Cincin- ¬ nati Sunday and spent the day in the Queen City N A colored woman preaching to a large crowd at the corner of Main and Eighth streets was the novel sight wit- ¬ nessed by Parisians Sunday afternoon In this age of horseless carriages B I chainless bicycles and smokeless powder wont some genius please in ¬ vent soundless whistles for small boys and stinkless cigarettes for dudes adver- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Pepsin and health will be restored to tisement of N C Fisher real estate SyrupTrial sizes luc lb doses 10c large size 50c you agent who offers for sale several desir- - and SI 00 of V T Brooks druggist Paris Ky- In another column appears the to We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ N to Special rate excursion via L will find as big a stock of mat You pair your linen and put neck bands on tinea at J T Hintons as you will find Columbia S C May 2 3 and 4th free Haggard Reed limited to May 21st one fare round trip tf in the city -account of the Quadrennal General Raceland Jersey butter for Conference A M E Church SCINTILLATIONS To Norfolk Va May 2 to 6 limited sale by Newton Mitchell 4 An Interesting Jumble Of News And to 15 days from date of sale with pro- ¬ To Cure A Cold In One Day Comment visions for 15 days extension by deposit- ¬ Cynthiana is to have a steam laundry ing ticket with agent of terminal line in Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money Richmond will vote on the local Norfolk one fare for the round trip if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W option question June 11th account of Southern Baptist and Aux- ¬ T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky Addie Ryan died at Ravenna O iliary Conventions F B Carr Agent from jumping the rope 100 times The contribution box in a Harrods Rppds Send your linen to Haggard See J T Hintons refrigerators burg church was stolen last week while Best in the market Steam Laundry for a good finish leauable tf tf the congregation was praying Insure in the Northwestern to Rev Henry Petry a Presbyterian The Northwestern Mutual life has committed paid to representatives of- its policy day tmorrow may be toj late minister at Bright Ind Kuicide Friday by hanging himself in his holders and to its policv holders and iH Haggakd Reeds new laundry is now holding for them 180000000 an barn doing first class work Give us a call An Elk lodge has been organized at hxch h over premium reoeipts of over 20000000 tf Haggakd Reed tf Cynthiana It will be instituted shortly by the Covington Lndge assisted by Elks wngnts Celery Tea cures constipa Queen Crescent Rates tion sick h Caches 25c at druggists other cities from Reds vs Cleveland Cincinnati The Kentucky State Medical Society Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Maysville Sunday April 17th One dollar lonuri liver and kidneys cures constipation will hold its next session in Cres nd sick headache 25c at all druggists May llth 12th and 13th All reputable trip from Georgetown Qneen cen Route See the nst game Help physicians cordially invited open the season Half rates to Lexington May 4rh to HereThe Maysville Ledger says PtMJ OUSK EGSS 7th good to re urn until May 10th from tyPEBUL after all Carlisle dogSj will be killed all points in Kentucky These rates ac unless they carry licenses in their inside count meetings of the Kentucky State UFOSS J3sSkXjiE3 pockets In the pockets of their pants Epworth League and the Kentucky and West Virginia Grand Council Commer we presume cial Travelers Ask agents for informaN passenger depot at the tion The L W C Rine ARSON corner of Mill and Water streets Lex ¬ Genl Passr Agt Cin O I can now fill orders for eggs of the ington is the oldest building in the Above variety qrriucks The eggs are 7s DEALERS IN Foitall kinds of window plat6 anil rom carefully selected high class water passenger station It world used for a owls as fine selections as can be found art glass call on was built in 1833 mywheie 1 have been unable to supC A Daugherty tf Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc ply the numerous orders for single An hour before his assassination fowls nairs and trios 1 have no more President Lincoln pardoned Geo S E Always ask for Paris 4 Milling I for sale at present but can sipply the Vaughn a Confederate soldier under Pekin prices quoted below All grocers eggs at grow quicker and command a sentence of death upon the charge of Oos Purify flour Ducks Mr Vaughn is now keep it Insist on having Purity readier sale than any other kind of being a spy The Reason the people will buyr poultry They are large and have a seventy five years of age and resides at every time do buy the Furniture Carpets beautiful white plumcge Require but Marypville Mo and Wall Paper at my establish- ¬ little water in fact need it only for Hon John W Yerkes Collector of Irinking purposes They have many ment is because I carry the best Portraits By The Watters Party good qualities cannot fly or climb Internal Revenue in the Eighth district line of all these things Every The attention of admirers of fine art fences easily kept in with low fences Republican National Committee article is strictly up to date and is directed to the show windows of J leathers almost equal to geese Drakes Great values for your money man from Kentucky may organize a at 150 to 3 00 W Davis and Co where are displayed sell regiment and enlist to fight Spain in case President McKinley calls for volun- ¬ finished portraits by the popular and 150 per 13 275 per 26 teers Mr Yerkes was quoted to this renowned Wattera Party It is the pur Eggs Artistic is the result found by effect but he declined to discuss the pose to every week place on display combinations of the new and Ky different portraits of persons known to Bruce Miller Lock Box X Paris matter beautiful wall papers with the the citizens of Paris as an exemplificarich and tasty carpets now being New line of China closets and bed tion of the artists faithfulness to life shown in these two very large room furniture just received at J T The Watuers Part- iuvites the closest scrutiny of their work departments 22mar tf Do yon expect to do any paper- Hintons tf inc We will send you free a large selection of samples fiom 3c per The Northwestern is carrying nearly There is no roll up all new colorings and novelties 1000000 insurance on the lives of WE PAY FREIGHT word so full up to date Bourbon Countys representative citi We want an agent in every town to sell of meaning on commission from large sample books zens Call on R P Dow Jr for particulars 26oc 8tr and about which such tender and No capital required For samples or holy recollections cluster as that particulars address Place with these some of the Wrijrhts Ok--S WOLF new furniture just added to my of Mother she who watched Moil tiiC heidtf 747 753 Ninth Ave N Y City already tremendous stock and over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ your home will he worth living A Good Memory ed our first tottering step Yet Moth- ¬ in often saves money and also good health If the life of every Expectant you are troubled with constipation Indiges er is beset with danger and all ef- ¬ ROUTE ot tion or any wife of Mr Ernest Richey Paris Ohio a son Mrs Richey was formerly Miss Bessie Breeden In this city yesterday morning to the to put down that old c rpet of New Buy a new one from J T Hinton tf Dont try I N Excursions Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion See that the man and fish are on the wrapper 50c and 100 all druggists sts New York BOWfc SCOTT FOB THE CASH I can make it to your interest to come me at once A FRESH GOODS NEW STYLES a FJLRIS KIT - ¬ PHOENIX BICYCLES ¬ ¬ ¬ 50 S75 DAUGHERTY BROS ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ - W ALL PAPER MOTHER y BIG FOUR BEST LINE TO AND FROM form ¬ stomach trouble remem- ¬ - able farms and also has for sale some lots and other town property and offers Your Life Insured lc a Day for rent some conveniently located Our insurance is protected Dy bankhouses etc Call on him when you want able paper on the Capital City Bank of to buy rent or lease town or country Columbus O There can beno stronger property guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health Awarded they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Highest Honors Worlds Fair trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wo fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist ¬ ljan xm fort should be made to avoid it so assists nature in the change tak- ¬ And the cot TOLEDO DETROIT dread suffering or gloomy fore- ¬ ST LOUIS bodings to the hour when she Avoiding The Tunnel experiences the joy of Motherhood BOSTON Its use insures safety to the lives Wagner Sleeping Cars of both Mother and Child and she is found stronger after than before NEW YORK confinement in short it makes Childbirth natural and easy as Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment so many have said Dont be Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars persuaded to use anything but Be sure your tickets read via place that the Expectant Mother is enabled to look for ward without ing ¬ All Points in Michigan Well it can be made to accommodate itself to your pocket book ¬ CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station You really must come and in ¬ vestigate my prices and treat yourself to the view of some really beautiful goods Your house is not complete unless you have some pretty airy lace curtains and you can not get the best and prettiest lace curtains for the money unless you gettethem v here Be sure and jjj-5iif-9 - Triumpli In Photographic Art MOTHERS FRIEND ¬ FOUR BIG O McCOBMlCK Refrigerators Tkt Agt get my prices on r BAMN0 POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free the test of time and atmospheric influences Made in all sizes and is dur-¬ able The likeness is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg ing of old pictures I make your sittings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satisfaction Very respectfully ¬ ¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN Cincinnati O dren than she did altogether with her last having- previously UBed four botADVERTISING RATES tles of Mothers Friend It is a Displays one dollar per inch for first inser blessing to any one expecting to be tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locaisor reading notices ten cents per says a customer come a MOTHER line each insertion Locals in blact type Henderson Dale Carmi Illinois twenty cents per line each Insertion Fractions ot lines count as lull lines when running at line rates - My wife suffered more in ten min ¬ utes with either of her other two chil- ¬ ¬ Gen Pass ¬ J T HINTON Elegant linp of Pictures and Room MouldingB Send me vour old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE 40 YEARS THE STANDARD 29mar tf L Grinnan ArtiBt Paris Ky at 100 or sent by mail on receipt Obituariss cards of thanks calls on candi of price Write for book containing testimonials dates resolutions of respect and matter of a and valuable information for aU Mothers free like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise- The Bradfleld Bejralator Co Atlanta Ga motlXt Hnd yeprlv nnrUa Of Druggisti THS B0US30N NEWC PAKIS KY TtJESDAY IDE DUUI1 APRIL 19 1898 SOMETHING NICE FOR imnn ou H SHE w the Winchester Sun agent of the Amer- ¬ ican Bible Society gives the following Under Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as review of the work in brief secon iiss mall matter AND DAY the overruling providence of Grod during ¬ the thirty two 3ears of service I traveled over 525368 miles on trains in public TELEPHONE NO 124 We have an elegant line of Ladies and Misses Shoes and private conveyances at all hours of SUBSCRIPTION PRICES the day and night yet I never received in all the latest toes and shapes and patterns nd colors Payable in Advance the slightest injury though several and especially suitable for Easter and they are just the S2 00 Sixmouths 100 Oneyear times in the midst of severe accidents thing for any special occasion SEWS COSTS YOTJ CANT EVEN GET A RE ¬ In the business department in making PORT FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE three hundred and eighty four remit- ¬ Our line of gentlemens fashionable footwear IS Make all Checks Money Orders Etc tances of about 500000 two cleric 1 complete payable to the order of Champ MxlIjKR errors only occurred both less than one dollar in amount In the seed sow ¬ Baby buggies at J T Hintons ing 1268885 copies of the Scripture N pay train was in Paris having life in themselves have been The L distributed about two thirds by sale Friday -and one third by donation Number of of Louisville preached destitute families Rev Bkuce supplied 137953 Baptist Chnrch Sunday morning number of destitute individuals sup- ¬ at the The Monday Night Literary Club met plied 40512 last evening with Miss Nannie Wilson Judge Cantrilis Decisions Mike Connelly drew the suit in the In the Franklin Circuit Court Judge drawing of H S Stouts suit club Sat- ¬ Cantrill overruled the demurrers to the Everything new and fresh The ladies are cordially urday night wholesale indictments in the case of invited to inspect them large stock and corporations in Louisville Lexington Workmen have been engaged for Covington Paris and other towns for I can supply all the fashions demand am prepared to several days repairing the railroad failure to report to the State Board of offer prices on first class goods in strictest and closest bridge over Houston This vir- ¬ Chester Assessment and Valuation 25 50 and 75 competition with the legitimate trade boys waists Dr Louis Frank of Louisville was cents at Price Rion Clay will more their fchoe tually holds the corporations indicted Cos clothiers store t the room now occupied by Jas liable for penalties of not less than in the citv Friday on a brief visit to No trouble to show goods My recently inaugurated Special Sales have brought 1000 in each case There are 120 in- - j relatives Kennedy as a drug store dictments The cases will be taken to For pure lead oil aud colors call on crowds of shoppers to my store and they have expressed L V Butler is at home from a busi J E Clay has completed the erection the Court of Appeals tf ness trip to San Antonia Galveston and C A Daugherty their satisfaction at my liberal prices by making generous of a large cattle barn near the old toll It is unofficially announced that New Orleans house on hi3 farm on the Winchester Judge Cantrilis decision in the Prison Try our special A coffee sis purchases McClure and Chas pounds for 1 00 Messrs James pike Commissioners case will not be handed -Winn were guests of relatives Sunday Speais McDermott Everyone is invited to call and share the bargains- - at Mrs H O James has purchased from down before the latter part of this week in Winchester my store the Citizens Bank twelve acres of land but there is an impression that he will Attention Horsemen Notice is Mr Morris Renick of Middletowu lying near the Redmon pike for forty decide against the new law Ohio is here on a visit to his brother given to all owners of stallions jacks dollars per acre cash W Buy a baby buggy at J T Hintons Mr B M Renick vi and bulls that license should be taken tf Mr B F Buckley is able to be out out before any service is rendered as The ladies of St Peters Episcopal Church will give a strawberry supptr again after a fortnights illness of the law requires me to collect a penalty leelamatory Contests 529 Main St Paris Ky of 20 per Cent if service is rendered be- ¬ ices and Friday night Strawberries mumps and lagrippe A preliminary declamatory contest be served for twenty live cake will -- Mr and Mrs L R Wilkie of Cin fore taking out license Ed D Paton will be held Friday evening at the mapel cents cinnati were guests of Mr and Mrs Clerk Bourbon County Court of the Paris High School for the purpose second meeting of the Fedeiation of selecting representatives to the Blue Bishop Hibler Sunday The 5apr 5t Mi Ed Hutchcraft has returned of Literary and Musical Clubs will be grass High School Tournament to be from a visit to friends in Lexingtor held at the home of Mrs Minnie Wilson held in Bichmoud next month Georgetown and Leesburg Friday evening at half past seven A silver medal contest will be held at u rN Mrs Ulie Howard of Covington is oclock Muir on Friday evening the 20th under 10 Shares of Agricultural Bank of parents spending a few days with her Paris In a stroll through our beautiful ceme the auspices of the W C T U The Mr and Mis C Alexander 10 shares of Deposit Bank of Paris of proceeds will bp ns d m assisting to es tery one is struck with the number For sale privatelv Members of the Bourbon Dancing unmarked graves This is the best sea ¬ tablish a school in tne mountains of A T FORSYTH son of th year for erecting grave marks Eastern Kentucky Thi1 laudable en- Club will give an impromptu dance this terprise should be liberally patronized evening at Odd Fellows Hall Call and inspect my deskns The admission will be ten cents chilMiss Lucy Keller arrived home Sat- ¬ W A Hill Splendid ITocii v for Ladies and Dress Goods from oc to 8100 per dren under twelve five cents urday from an extended visit to Mr and One special lot at 39c Children at lUo p r pur yard -Lost Between the Catholic Church Mrs Arthur Newsum in Louisville worth double See J T Hintons display advertise- ¬ and the First Presbvterian Church Notions ol all kinds very cheap Mrs Mattie McCarney of Lexing- ¬ Dress linings at half the price tf Sunday morning a Princess diamond ment on fourth page ton and Mrs R A Woolums of Mic asked elsewhere The ring containing seven atones Delegates Appointed Extra good blahed and un¬ way Hre guests at Mr B S Lettons 20c to bleached c tton hi ha per yard will be liberally rewarded bg re finder New Table Linens from Messrs Wm Burrett and Wm Judge W M Purnell has appointed turning same to The News office 75c per yard Specialsale at 50c C Howard and Messrs T E Simiall of Coyington and Wm Hanna Judge H New York Mill- - beeiing ISc Large line of Penangs at 4c per Ira Penn ex Bourbon writps from Ashbrook and James McClure as dele- ¬ of Cincinnati were guests at Mr Geo J worth 0c a yard - 4r iK - vi an yard Juneau Alaska to Lexington relatives gates from Bourbon county to attend B Alexanders Sunday that he will leave Alaska as soon the Kentucky State Commercial Con- ¬ Miss Kate Edcar and Mrs J T 5 He says that several vention at Louisville on May 11th and Vansant and son will return to d y as possible Bluegrass boys in Juneau are out of 12th Judge Purnell has teqn invited from a visit to the family of Col Gt employment He advises people to stay to attend as an additional delegate ex Edgar in Tuscaloosa Ala That you can always find away from Alaska officio Misses Margaret and Joe Davis the latest and best footwear The minstrel performance given by The members of the various churches daughters of D H B Davis of Lexing ¬ at our store WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP the Lexington Elks netted about 500 who are interested in missionary work ton were guests at Mr J N Davis for the lodge During the performance are cordially invited to attend the an ¬ from Saturday until yesterday We come to you with a IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TRIfLSfclUSflS which was gotten up by ex Parisian A nual meeting of the Womans Home and Misses Annie an Sallie Johnson straight story You will find C Gutzeit the latter was presented Foreign Missionary Society of the Pres who came over Friday from Mt Ster-¬ our shoes just what they with a very handsome umbrella by byterian Church which will be held ling for a short visit at Mr Geo B be right in price fit membeis of the order Fridaj at the Second Presbyterian Alexanders returned home last evening should style and wear be Mr H H Hancock of the L teN The movement to organize a military Church The morning session will two Our Prices are lower than any houRe in Centra 1 Kentucky wrgfe left Friday tor Trevihan Va to attend company in this city has resulted in se- ¬ gin at 930 and the afternoon at quality and style are considered We ask you to give uh a caLL David curing the names to a petition of forty At 730 in the evening there will be an the funeral of his brother Finley Hancock who died at that place Fri five young men who are willing to enlist address by Rev Woodward E ni the company The petition was yes- ¬ missionary to Brazil A delightful day Miss Katie Bronton of Lexington terday presened to County Judge W M musical program will be rendered at the evening meeting and Miss Annie Wallace of Versailles Parnell who certified it The petition JFJTE HXUDTtOTTA HT T4TTORS to came to Paris Friday to be the gaests of The following property is for sale and will be taken to day to Frankfort Refrigerators at J T Hintons S E TIPTON Cutter Miss Nannie Clay at Marchmont and any of it can be bought on reasonable mom the Adjutant General and ask to have and easy terms attend the germau Notice To Piano Owners the company enlisted in the State Guard uar aimaagaaa No 9 A well improved farm lying Mrs Artie Ashbrook and daughter Tliree Negro Women Fined Prof Otto Grau will be in Paris Miss Sallie Ashbrook were guests of in Bourbon county convenient to turn- ¬ pike railroad school and post office tuning court yesterday next month and all orders for B Hutchcraft several days laat It contains one hundred and thirty nine Mrs R In Judge Webbs left at J D Condons store will be at- ¬ week while en route from a sojourn in acres eighty acres in bluegrass the rest afternoon Alice Mason colored was tended to It in clover timothy and bluegrass It is fined ten dollars for using obscene and Florida to their home in Cynthiaua well fenced and well watered On the insulting language on Seventh street A carload of marble corner posts for Capt J H Butler and wife arrivi d premises are situated a comfortable Saturday cemetery lots at greatly reduced prices Friday from Phoenix Arizona Mrs eight room dwelling tobacco barn and Judge Purnells court Friday In Butler will remain here but ho will re ¬ all necessary outbuildings Plenty of W A Hill Mary Renick and Belle Lamb both apt But-¬ fruit turn in about three weeks en-Co A hundred No 10 colored were each fined nine dollars for Use Parib Milling Cos Purity ler reports that Lon Haley has charge of forty acres A farm of two excellent and¬ im good land having declared war upon each other flour for sale by all grocers a train on a Western road and is well provements plenty ot water There is of and indulging in hostile demonstrations pleased with the country and i3 enjoy- on it a two story dwelling house all Ask for it Take no other An armistice was declared Saturday C M Penn ing fine health who necessary outbuildings and a tobacco of BASE BALL NOTES has been in Phoenix for several months barn capable of holding twelve acres of New and handsome designs in marble It is a bargain tobacco cemetery work Prices Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- - will return to this city next month and granite The Jolly Bachelors gave a pretty fehbioimls and Amateurs greatly reduced m jj satisfac- ¬ i ji n-t W A Hill of Paris baseball enthns- - german urroay evening at ucm reuows A number Hall which was capably led by Mr C nDfD cn w th i a t l iiiii u 0 um0i ii i aixr vjhiiijak ia w A Meeting Y M Alexander Jr The music was furnish ¬ No 6 House and lot on Second Street Sunday rooms and The Y M C A union services at the Pittsburg defeated Louisville 7 to 2 ed by Saxtons orchestra and the favors house contains five comfortable would home a pleasant and nHTi n i j ill ii rin n LjLiiiw u t ia v i yesterday at Louisville JNo game at were mostly flowers and American and make 7 Cuban flags The favor table was pre- ¬ uuicaaw large crowu auuuay uigui r j iar x wuwuunu sided over by Mrs J E Clay and Mrs ii were made oy ur otucKey anu SHOWS UNCLE SAM BOVT Those present Rev Bruce C Baldwin of Lexington floor oil prevents dust Oeo B Alexander No 11 House and lot on Main Street Disinfectant TO TAKE A TRICK of Louisville read from the scriptures from rising while sweeping Sold by were Misses nnie ana same Jonn- - The house coutains five rooms and Margaret Woodford of Mt kitchen The lot is a large one and well and prayers were made bv Revs Mann U A UAUGHERTY - son and the Dons have while he is delay ¬ tt an be bought on very reason- Sterling Olive Fant of FlemingsburgH shaded and Rutherford The music was fur-¬ I hero isnt a laundry ing action Annie Wallace of Versailles Katie able terms Seed sweet potatoes nished by a male choir and Rev Eber No 7 House and lot on Higgins ave of Lexington Elizabeth Spears jBronston McDermott in the State that can teach us any hardt presided at the organ house contains four rooms It is well Hazelrigg of Frankfort Isabel Simrall located and is desirable property tricks in launuVrinif we are Up to Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per of Covington Bessie Woodford Eliza- For the Sherwin Williams Cos Spears No 8 House and lot on Henderson McDermott quart the demands of the times in laun beth Spears Mary Brent Nannie O ay street House contains six rooms and standard colors and mixed paints call Annie Louise Clay Edith Alexander a kitchen dry work in beautiful c lor anar- tf on C A Daugherty OUR unrivaled success in turning out Kate Alexander Mary Glenn Talbott Nos 1 2 and 3 Desirable lots on tistic domestic nnih and we are good laundry work has led many others Messrs John B Chenault Rhodes fVkniTPTlt TTpltrhtIV trrt im t is jnat as good j T tth TrfMmcrvT to claim that theirs prompt in getting your work out Shacklef rd Richmo d Wm Durrett lesirable residence N spent their lives in en- ¬ school childrens shoes extra good values Covington Win Hanna Many men have Cincinnati ThVmost convenient and bpautifui loca- on time deavoring to produce artificial light ior very nme money xry mem Wm gimrall Covington Julian Estill tiou in the citv which shall equal the sun in brightness Lexington Wm and James Stone of Apply to The sun is still doing business at the old n U UOC OlUJ VUUGJ U UU X UJXWJ Frankfort Albert Hinton Woodford AJVU stand So aie we Clay Sam Clay Juhn Woodford Quiucy BRO Pro rietms AV M HINTON JR t flour from Pans Milling Co tell Ward Ford Brent Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Mma1 Real Estate Agent your grocer you want no Other jOUn Brennan Qeo B Alexander L Opposite Court House Telephons JSTo 4 Dill pickle j V Butler and Dr M H Paris Ky Daily All grocers keep it Spears tf McDERMOTr Eighteenth Year Established 1881 JEll Remarkable Record Dr Geo Savage of this city says day for a visit in Richmond Dr D D Eads arrived home last COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY night from Hot Springs Ark THE NEWS MAN Miss Mamie Faries has gouj to Middleiown Ohio for a short visit Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Mrs oohn Feeney and son Paul The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Feeney are visiting relatives in Rich- ¬ Elsewhere Olie Hedges has been ill for several mond Mr and Mrs WL Davis are days Mr B A Frank is spending a few spending a few days with relatives in Louisville days in Louisville Mr Desha Breckinridge editor of Mr John Feeney spent Sunday in the Lexington Eerald was in the city Richmond with relatives yesterday Mrs Cornay Watson was the guest Mr and Mrs Fred Horusey of Lex- ¬ of friends in Lexington Sunday were guests at Mr N Krieners Mr Woodford Clay went to Cincin ¬ ington Sunday and yesterdny nati yesterday on a business trip Miss Sadie Roe Powell of Mt Miss Alleen Thomas of Winchester Sterling was the guest of her aunt U the guest of relatives in the city Mrs Ed Bean from Friday until yes- ¬ Mr H S Orr a well known travel terday i lg man was in the city yesterday Mr Claire de Garmo of Mt Stei Miss Clar Wilmoth is visiting her ling was in the city yesterday in the in- ¬ sister Mrs J T Lail in Cynthiana terest of a Cincinnati paper house He been iil will 8QOrtlv move to Lexinizton Mrs J M Hall who has -for several weeks is now improving t nice WHY douc vou get oue or those Mr Calvert Meng returned yester- ¬ baby carriages at J T Hintons and day from a visit to relatives in Mason tf give the baby soma sunshine -Mrs James McClure returned yes- ¬ terday from a visit to relatives in Win Call and see the new line of j PERSONAL MENTION Mrs Catesby Woodford left yester EASTER FOR EVERY OTHER Davis Thomson Isgrig Spring Dress Ihaveavery CONDONS 1 LOW PRICES IPOIR -- AXEi Keep Condons Crowded very tiling in D1IJL uoocss Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices ¬ ¬ -- - D6fiit You Know Beautiful Pictures given away with m- - - - purcliase FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Rion Clay FOR SALE ¬ -- r r or mfi-nia-rainn- m A x i cz f i - -- u a0 i of this city have J Winters gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight and Town Property For fit you with glasses and guarantee Sale or Rent tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday April 28 189a FOR SALE i j I - TY V C j vi -- D-r -- a j NEVILLE FISHER The Bourbon Steam Laundry 3 I Wjgfey7wSgp- - II wmi njMtynn -- - mvstimm J r3STT T THE BOUBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 19 1898 ir ft THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 188 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by for she kept to her stateroom through out the entire voyage I never saw her after the first day until she came on deck on our arrival ¬ LITTLE TINY TOES When the Shadow Giant Comes across the land Dropping seeds of slumber From his dewy hand Then the household darlingLittle Tiny Toes Cries in winning accents As to bed she goes Ere the slumber blossoms All about her creep Turn an tiss me mamma Den mell go to seep Pretty little sly boots Though she calmly lies Shes not always sleeping When she shuts her eyes Mamma may have kissed her Many times before Yet youll hear her pleading While her eyes once more Through half lifted eyelids Oer the bedclothes peep Turn an tiss me mamma Den mell go to seep So the household darling Little Tiny Toes Fights the Shadow Giant Ere she finds repose As the tranquil twilight Slowly disappears Pleads for good night kisses In the mothers ears Sweet ah sweet the drowsy Nestlings parting cheep Turn an tiss me mamma - IT - rf-- K - J fci - W- - was gazing I saw her signal answered and answered with a black bordered handkerchief Then Now in the name of all that is1 in- ¬ fernal how the deuce did he get here There standing on the dock close to the boat was my friend the manikin with the same undaunted air of solem- ¬ nity the same biack suit the same black hat black tie and black cuff but- ¬ tons waving the same black bordered As we came into dock I saw her make for the side of the boat and commence waving- a handkerchief to some one among st the crowd on shore Looking- in the direction in which she - at New York hind in Liverpool had got to Xew York before me and then after leaving him behind in Xew York that he had got to Chicago ahead of me But the manikin I had only to produce him in proof of my assertion I looked around for the object of my thoughts and then I found that I was too late Both he and Mrs Johnson had disappeared While I had been debat ¬ ing within myself the question of my which own sanity the was undoubtedly working to unbalance my reason had made good its escape Never mind my little man I mut- ¬ only wait till I catch you tered will-o-the-wi- sp STOWAWAY ON A BATTTJ2 SHIP Be Becomes a Full Fledcred Marine Witnout the Knowledge of the Officers S3ploxic3icaL SCiO I noperty For sale for either yount men or young women in every way suitable for school building admirably adapted for a school pur- ¬ M H 402 MAIN DAILEY - - 8 to 12 a m 1 ST Mms to 6 u Over Deposit Bank p m St-- ifc r Zr- - rr fc k I B- - I IW i i P Not only that I was feeling of irritation mad The same with which his appearance on the boat in Liverpool had inspired me came back intensified The same longing to pick him up between my fiiiger and thumb returned with uncontrollable force Unfortunately or perhaps fortunate- ¬ ly for him and me too Tlost sight of him in the hurry and bustle of land- mjr On my way to the hotel I kept won dering how on earth this remarkable morsel of humanity had got to Xew York ahead of us He could not have come as a stowaway on our boat for Den mell go to seep saw him standing on the dock when W T Talbott in Washington Star I nd I found him we left Liverpool standing on the dock when we reached Xew York He could not have come by another The Ubiquitous Manikin line for the ship in which I had crossed was the fastest Atlantic liner afloat and we had made a record voyage BY FRANK BRANDRAM And yet the fact remained that I had r left him in Liverpool and that I found him in Xew York on my arrival would not have dignified him There was something I did not like YOU the description of a little about it something uncanny unnat- ¬ Little is no word to convey an ural If he had intended crossing the man idea of the lack of size He was ridic- - Atlantic why did he not come by the ulouslv foolishly small diminutive same steamer as his lady friend Mrs frail and utterly insignificant in ap- ¬ Johnson Where was the necessity for He could not have stood the tearful leave taking or the demon- ¬ pearance more than four feet six and he was strative reunion Then there came into my mind the But his face slight in proportion gravity thought that this was no man at all wore a look of preternatural a spook an You might have imagined that upon his He was a any shoulders to elf a goblin shoulders had he The thing played upon my mind as I speak of rested the cares of an em- ¬ He looked like a boy masqerad drove to the hotel until I felt impelled pire ing with the head and face of a man re- ¬ to report the matter to the police I duced in size so as to suit his juvenile believe I should have done this had not bod And the solemnity of his fea- ¬ two considerations restrained me The tures was intensified by his clothing first wis that I had no time to spare and which was of the most funereal typo the second was that I was afraid of He was dressed in a suit of black with making a fool of myself black hat black tic and even black cuff Eventually I concluded that my man ¬ buttons and he carried a blackthorn ikin must have solved the problem of stick almost as big as himself aerial navigation and that he had In most people you can trace a re- crossed the Atlantic in an airship And when I remembered his bird like semblance to some animal or bird or ¬ ilsh if you are gifted with any imagina- appearance I was more than half in ¬ tion at all and this man reminded me clined to accept this theory as a cor- ¬ very forcibly of a jackdaw He had a rect one retreating chin and prominent nose I had just time to take a good din ¬ which in profile looked very much like ner at the Hoffman house and then a bill Then he had a peculiar way of I had to hurry off to the depot to catch cocking up one of his little ferrety eyes the night express for Chicago I had and looking at you out of the corner business there which required my im- ¬ of it just as a jackdaw does mediate attention There was a Mr When I heard him speak I found that Peckitt in the Windy city to whom I his voice was as weak and insignificant had a letter from a Liverpool merchant as his general appearance It was a and whom it was necessary for me to mean kind of voice I dont know how see at the earliest possible moment T had boarded thedrain and sat look- ¬ otherwise to describe it I suppose if I had met the little man ing out of the window when T caught en the street 1 might have turned round sight of Mrs Johnson coming along the for a second to look after him and then platform with the Mite The train was just on the point of gone on about my business without troubling my head any more about him starting and after thcy had gone Hut I was so placed that I had nothing through the same performance of kiss to do for some minutes but watch the in it as in Liverpool Mis Johnson rot manikin and the consequence was that into the oar leaving the manikin stand ¬ 1 did trouble my head about him He ing on the platform As we steamed seemed to fascinate me I could not cut of the station I saw him waving a d nvy eyes off him lake And after I had farewell signal with the old handkerchief looked at him for some time a feeling of Well thank goodness thats the last irritability seemed to come over me I said to myself as I turned in felt a curious longing to pick him up oC him between my finger and thumb and drop to my sleeper Flying machine or no flying machine he cant get ahead of him overboard into the dock For it was on board an ocean liner the train even if he did beat the steam- ¬ thatlmei thisminiaturepieceof human ¬ ship ity I was waiting for the vessel to I slept soundly and did not awaken sail on her voyage to New York My until roused by the black porter in the diminutive friend was on the deck ap ¬ morning Now may all the powers of dark ¬ parently talcing leave of a lady pas ¬ ness seize him was my prayer as on senger While he was perhaps 40 years of age judged her to be about reaching Chicago I saw the little man waving his 2S anil she was a woman of normal standing in the station black bordered handkerchief to Mrs size and pleasant appearance so differ ¬ Johnson ent from her companion There was the identical manikin He looked so little so utterly im- whom I had left- standing on the docks practicable that there Reemcd to be no reason no necessity nor any excuse for at Liverpool eight days ago and left his existence at ail And he had with again on the railway platform at Xew all his povtentuous solemnity a certain lork the nijrht before The same black suit the same black deprecating expression his lips were hat black tie black stick the same continually twitching with a nervous kind of movement as though he were black bordered handkerchief waving in framing an apology for being alive at the breeze It was puzzling It was annoying I all took it as a personal affront Why At last came the signal for all should this travesty of mankind pur ¬ strangers to go ashore sue me with such pestilent pertinacity Well good by my dear said the lit ¬ Could I not go anywhere in this wide tle man standing on tiptoe to kiss the world without meeting that eif like fig- ¬ lady and speaking in that irritatingly ure and having that garb of unutter- ¬ piping voice of his Give my love able woe presented to my unwilling to but the finish of the sentence was eyes Were there no means of putting lost to me as he was hustled off the a quietus to this omnipresent mimicry boat oC humanity 1 should go crazy if it I watched him go down the gangway was to be my fate to meet him at every nndthen stand at- the dockside corner and crossroad in life This At last the vessel swung loose from thing had gone far enough and I was her moorings and as she moved slowly determined to put a stop to it out into the Mersey the last I saw of my I swore ttiat if he were am actual little friend with his black suit black entity a real corporeal creature and hat black tic black cuff buttons and not a spook or a phantasm of the mind general undertakers air was his wav ¬ I would have him arrested as soon as ing a farewell salute to the lady pas- ¬ I put foot on th ground senger with a black bordered handker- ¬ But my resftution was somewhat chief shaken by a sudden fear which took When I turned back to look at the lachy jossessi6n of me Ibegan to entertain I saw there were tears in her eyes and doubts as id my ownsanity then it occurred to me that the frail Was it possible I asked myself that undersized fellow was better off than I that singular appearance of the dwarf lor there was no eye to moisten at my in Liverpool had so impressed itself departure from Liverpool there would upon my mind and worked upon my be none io lighten on my return to Xew imagination during the enforced idle ¬ York ness of the voyage that I was begins I found that the ladys name was Mrs ning to conjure up dwarfs at every turn Johnson a common enough name and corner and see manikins where but had I been inclined Ihadiio oppor ¬ there were no tunity of learning anything from her believe such a manikins Who would li story as concerning her microscopical friend that a little man whom I had left be handkerchief I was puzzled will-o-the-wi- sp ¬ black-bordere- - - cock-and-bn- -- r The most extraordinary story cornea bv way of a Lewistonman who not long ngo visited the Maine and heard the story from one of the sailors It seems that a San Francisco man was shang ¬ haied from the city of the Golden Gate by a Japanese trading vessel That is he was got drunk by one of the sailors acting in the employ of the captain of the ship and when he was fully intoxi- ¬ asram cated he was carried on board the ves-¬ About ten oclock after I had eaten sel and stowed in a bunk in the crews some breakfast I set out for Mr Peck quarters itts office When he came to himself the vessel There I was ushered by a clerk into was a long distance outside of the gold- ¬ an inner room where to my utter con- ¬ en bars and the man was very mad He sternation 1 found the diminutive fig ¬ got into the cabin of the captain and ure in black with Mrs Johnson sitting would have killed him but for the fact opposite to it that he was overcome from behind by Mr Peckitt I said in a scarcely au- ¬ the mate who shut off his wind with a dible voice for I had every reason to piece of rope made in a noose Tlie believe Peckitt to be a person of con- ¬ unmanageable shanghaied was put into sideration in the commercial world the glory hole to cool off on bread and by any water not a spook or means but ainan of substance At the end of five days the captain Yes sir Mr Peckitt answered in called down and inquired if he wanted I suppose as pleasant a manner as he to come out and go to work His only could assume but nevertheless in that answer was a hallooed invitation for irritatingly piping voice of his and the captain to go down below and drink with that inexpressibly careworn look from the lake of fire and brimstone which I had noticed in Liverpool and At Honolulu some generous soul Yes sir he repeated I among Xew York the crew filed off the shackles am delighted to meet you I have re-¬ of the man and he swam ashore Then ceived letters from Liverpool concern- ¬ he tried to get back to states But ing your business and shall be most none of the steamers the would let him happy to go into that matter with you work his passage He tried in vain tc at any time Allow me sir to intro- stow himself away on them Xo sailduce you to my sister Mrs Johnson ing vessel would let scrub brass I went through the formality of the works for his passage himtried his best He introduction without venturing any to get back He had no taste for a life remark upon the fact that I had come on the Sandwich islands and the life over from Liverpool to Xew York in the of a beach comber was not same boat and traveled from Xew York his imagination One day pleasant tc a big United to Chicago in the same train as the States battleship anchored in the harlady bor at Hawaii and he told his story tc We talked on indifferent subjects for the marines that came ashore They a few minutes and then when conver- ¬ were kind hearted fellows sation seemed to be flagging I said him When they went back and pitied to the ship tentatively they carried with them the stowaway I observe that you are in mourning How they got him aboard does nofcmat Peckitt How singularly ter but the next morning when the Mr Peckitt appropriate the cognomen to his bird marines lined up on deck for drill the like appearance I trust you have shanghaied landsman came up at pre had no recent bereavement sent arms with the rest clad in a Ah my dear sir Mr Peckitt an ¬ suit of navy blue like the regular swered the loss of one near and dear marines He was not much at drilling to us is always recent There arc some but he managed to do it well enough losses the bitterness of which even to escape the eye of the officer of the time cannot assuage day and went through the trip with He did not volunteer any further out detection Chicago Inter Ocean statement as to thd nature of his loss so after a moments silence I said A STANCH OLD CRAFT somewhat hesitatingly Might I ask how long it is since you Famous Rlockadc Rnnner In Still in were in England Mr Peckitt Service Carrying Wa ¬ Two years he replied termelons Two years And it was only eight days since I had seen him there There Few people in this vicinity are aware was undoubtedly some deep mystery of the fact that there is still in exist- ¬ here Had he sinister motives for wish ¬ ence willi a Portsmouth registry a ing to conceal his movements or was blockade runner of the late war She It that he only wished to keep the meth- ¬ is still a stanch craft and although she od of his marvelous flight through space no longer fears the round shot from a a secret for some not unworthy rea ¬ blockading fleet she skims about as son u lively as though she were seeking to esThat is strange I murmured un cape from some swift pursuing cor- ¬ intentionally giving vent to InyJ vette The ex Wockade runner Is the Mayflower Capt G T Taylor and she thoughts Mr Peckitt echoed in an is now used in the coastwise trade In Strange summer she carries watermelons to inquiring tone Baltimore or Jersey points and ulso to Why yes I answered desperately for I thought Ave might as well come to Washington where at one time she was an understanding now as later I did held as a prize of war says the Norfolk hoc want to do business with a man Virginian The Mayflower was built primarily about whom hung such peculiar mys- ¬ for the periloxis work she was put to I could have sworn that 1 saw tery ou in Liverpool in company with this and to that end she was made exceed ingly fast Her keel was laid in Nassau lady only eight days ago Ah ah Mr Peckitt exclaimed re ¬ West Indies and she was launched laxing for an instant his habitual op there in 1S62 The confederates used her as a block ¬ pressingausterity of expression That ade runner in and out of Charleston was my brother John harbor for a long while and she was so So Then you are twins swift that the United States cutters Xo sir he replied not twins were unable to capture her At last There were more than two of after making a magnificent dash for the us liigh sea she was caught in a dead calm Ah Xow I begin to understand A United States gunboat bore down and You have also a brother in Xew York nabbed her She was taken to WashYes sir Mr Peckitt assented My ington confiscated by the federal govbrother William ernment and sold under the hammer Oh oh Then you are triplets After the war she was used in the fish ¬ Xo sir Mr Peckitt answered in a ing business and finally taken to Xor sorrowful tone There was another folk and again sold and for IS years the best and brightest of all my broth ¬ she has been known as one of the fastest er Henry But he alas he is dead boats in Virginia waters Poor Henry is no more the Virginia How long is she And it is for him you and your man was asked upon the occasion of his visit to the old craft glancingfrom bow brothers are in mourning Yes sir to stern Shes got a net tonnage of 1246 and And he has been dead Seventeen years Mr Peckitt an ¬ a gross tonnage of 2127 the skipper And shes 62 feet over all he swered as he wiped away the tears replied with his black bordered handkerchief went on and 17 feet abeam Quite large sails the reporter re- ¬ Detroit Free Press marked Yes 500 square yards of canvas Ate II Kn Own ISoofr and that big The lusty orators who are forever the skipper replied her from telling us how much we are oppressed spread of canvas saved years ago going She to the bottom some 30 ought to be sent to Russia to have many a federal corvette and a taste of real oppression Xot long outranthan oneeannon ball has skipped ago at Moscow a volume was published more when she which contained some paragraphs in across her bows in the days to con- ¬ things favor of the people and the author was was bringing needful here yet the Chica federacy But shes promptly arrested and the book sup- ¬ go Journai pressed The author was tried in a summary way and condemned to eat his Mnlces the Queens Hosiery own words A scaffold was erected in John Meekin an old weaver of Derby a public square and the imperial pro- is the proudest man in the kingdom vost the magistrates and the physicians He has just received from Queen Vic- ¬ of the czar were present The book was toria her autograph portrait in recogni- ¬ separated from the binding and the tion of the fact that he has made her margin cut off The author was then majestys stockings for 40 years To served leaf by leaf by the provost and an interviewer Meekin explained that was obliged to swallow this unpalat ¬ the queens stockings are made of the able stuff on pain of the knout As finest silk procurable usually black soon as the medical gentlemen were of with white tops The feet are some ¬ the opinion that he had eaten as much times white They bear a coronet and as he could with safety the amlucky ihe letters V Ii inwoven in small author was returned to prison The open work pattern Meekin who is S2 punishment was renewed until after years of age is about to retire on a pen- ¬ several hearty meals every leaf of the sion from the firm by which he has been book Avas actually swallowed Golden implored and the queen hearing of it Days ordered that the most recent jjhoto jraph of herself be forwarded to him Itcxford Snuee Dissolve one teaspoonful Of corn ¬ and desired him to send her his portrait starch in a little water add it to one In return Chicago Tribune cupful of boiling water with two thirds V2iat Machinery Has Done of a cup of brown sugar boil ten min- ¬ 1816 the value of a bushel of wheat In utes Remove from fire add half a cup ¬ in England was equal to that of a pound ful of cider scalding hot one large Df nails To day a busue vf wheat will tablespoonf ul good butter ajd yolks of buy ten pounds of nails Chicago two eggs---Y Ledger Chronicle will-o-the-wi- sp I have for sale a splendidly situated Office hours The grounds and building are large and such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ respond with persons desiring to pur ¬ Terms made chase said property known on application poses and was long successfully used for H A SMITH Office over G S Office Hours 8 Varden Co 1 N O Real Estate J2qfkt Paris Ky FISHER to 12 a m to 5 pm Residence For Rent I wish to rent at once a very desirable J 5 R ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky 12 Dental Surgeon a m and 1 centrally located No 3 Broadway brick reeidence Kent is extremely reasonable and 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Sliarp Yoniis Woman ana From the Republican Scranton P ¬ But Effectively Called He He must have been Slie 3Ixnle the Facetious Law man The primary cause of dyspepsia is lack of Down yer AVallc Home Didnt he reject the doctrine of free vitality the absence of nerve force the loss will - BLOOD POISONING A Puck A spunky West side young woman of the life sustaining elements of the blood ¬ There was a big coarse voiced fellow with No organ can properly perform its func- red face a superfluity of beef about his head see that the farmers up in York gave a bucKling attorney wno is some I the source of nutriment fails Have times known as Smart Alec Smith tion when stomach is robbed of the nourish- and an insatiable desire to hear himself talk state are making- maple sugar When the nicely come up with in a barber that you heard what they are making it out something to thinl about the other day ment demanded by nature assimilation shop was other day He was flashily dressed the ceases unnatural gases are generated the and seemed aggrieved that every man emCleveland Leader of this year And as he was forced to walk down- ¬ entire systm responds to the discord Beth solicitous that so many feath- ¬ town from far out West Madison street A practical illustration of the symptoms ployed in the place did not rush to help him get ready for the chair He had assistance ers are scattered over the hen yard way he had plenty of time to ponder and torture of dyspepsia is furnished by the in having himself brought down to the condiPapa oughtnt something be done to the lesson He was waiting for a cable case of Joseph T Vandyke 440 Hickory St tion for being shaved declining to handle anything from his hat to his collar and neck- ¬ keep the hens from wearing out so car and flipping a half dollar in the Scranton Pa story Mr Vandyke says In telling his tie Judge air By his side also Avaiting for a Five years ago I was afflicted with a While being lathered and shaved he told There are thousands of people suffering and to heal Before the six bottles had A Readjustment She But Fred car stood an elegantly dressed beau- ¬ trouble of the stomach boisterously and profanely about the de from blood poisoning who have almost been taken the ulcers were healed the which was very aggravatgeneracy of the times Men who had to earn are you really running behind so tiful and to all appearances honest ing I had no appetite beggared themselves in buying medicines skin sound and natural and my health their living didnt know their places and from which they have obtained no help better than it had been for years I have He Well I keep my clothes and refined young woman Mr Smith could not enjoy myself at much acted as though they were just as good as There are thousands of others who first or been well ever since I had rather have in the drawer of my desk and my un was not personally acquainted with the any time and especially The greatest misthose who hired them last have tried Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla and one bottle of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla than was One of these three of any other kind found perfect healing take this country had ever made was when paid bills in the wardrobe Life elegantly dressed beautiful young when the trouble severe I awoke in the mornothers Mrs A F Taylor of Englevale it did away with slavery instead of extendBegorra an its woman nor so far as known was she ing I did not know what How He Knew N Dak relates the following experience This is but one example of the remedial ing it to every state and territory in the beAbout two years ago I nursed a lady value of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla in all har rd to collect money these days with him Therefore he kept flipping the ailment was but it union who was suffering and finally died from forms of blood disease There is no other After he had insisted upon half a dozen Is you bin tryin to clect some Mr the half dollar in the air regardless of came speedily worse and blood poisoning I must have contracted blood medicine that cures so promptly I was in constant misery additions and extra touches from the knight Divil a cint but theres a 9ier presence and catching it in his the disease from her for shortly after her so surely and so thoroughly After nearly Murphy I called in my family of the strop the big man stepped from the death I had four large sores or ulcers half a century of test and trial it is the nimble palm as it descended physician and he diagplinty tryin to collict from me chair and produced a fat pocketbook while break out on my person I doctored for a standard medicine of the world for all long time both by external application diseases of the blood Sores ulcers boils By and by the expected car came nosed the case as catarrh still holding forth in his offensive vein Truth and with various blood medicines but in tetter rheumatism scrofula and every of the stomach He pre Xevah mine dat said the proprietor Papa His Idea said Sammy along and to a stop As it stopped Law ¬ scribed for me and I had spite of all that I could do the sores would other blood disease is curable by Dr Ayers who had known life on the plantation in the not heal They were obstinate very pain Sarsaparilla The success of this remedy Snaggs what does a candidate mean yer Smith gave a last flip to the half his prescription filled I In Misery days don make no chage fo old We ful annoying and only getting worse all has caused many imitations to be put on the takin de brisles off of anmals like vou when he says he has burned his bridges dollar before getting on board As he took nearly all the medicine but still my the time At last I purchased six bottles the market Imitation remedies work im- ¬ The bully was about to break loose like an of DrAyers Sarsaparilla thinking I would itation cures The universal testimony is did so the beautif ully dressed and beau- ¬ trouble became worse andl felt thatremHe means replied Mr behind him condition was hopeless I tried several give it a thorough trial Eefore the first that one bottle of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla unheralded cyclone of destruction but he Snaggs that he has begun a hot cam- tiful young woman stepped forward edies recommended bv my friends but with- saw half a dozen barbers about him each one bottle was taken I noticed a decided im- is worth three of any other kind If you provement in my general health my ap are interested in knowing more about this preparatory to mounting the footboard out benefit After I hadbeen suffering sev- whetting a razor oh the palm of his hand Chronicle-Telegrap- h paign Pittsburgh petite was quickened and I felt better remedy get Dr Aytrs Curebook a story resiUnfortunately she came within Mr eral months Thomas Campbell also a Wil- and looking solemn and stronger than I had for some time of cures told by the cured It is sent free city urged me to try Dr How do you make money at that price While using the second bottle I noticed on request by the J C Ayer Co Iov ell Smiths sunlight with the result that dent of this Pills for Pale People liams Pink An Aggrieved Class I suppose he asked with a sickly grin that the sores had begun to look healthier Mass Write for it He finally persuaded me to buy a box We make it often gemen sah and it as he handed a his iiaim missed the descending half said Mr Frankstown The descending half dollar and I began to use the pills according to was Vnderful to see how soon the big man dime to a tramp that you find peo- ¬ dollar on Loves Labor Lost the Before I had the pavement and rolled un ¬ directions to feel relieved taken after second was utessed and away Detroit Free Press taking ple more willing to give now than they rattled and box I began He looked into her eyes soulfully but she seemed totally oblivious of it were a year ago when times were much der the edge of the car Then whether a few more boxes I considered myself reSTEELPRES5E3 Appreciative from pique or from sudden accession of stored to health The pills gave me new There was admiration and love in his Well sir replied the harder iife strength ambition and happiness What a beautiful specimen of inlaying glance but she did not heed it tramp 3011 will scarcely believe it of facet iousness Mr Smith did an un ¬ Dr Williams Pink Pills cure dyspepsia exclaimed the guest There was a passion and rapturous longing n33Xfflf2fiV7V usual thing Grabbing up the half dol- ¬ by restoring to the blood the requisite conYes replied Mr Cumrox as he put his in it but it did not affect her but the return of prosperity is very lar he followed IsSJvlfcl the elegantly dressed stituents of life by renewing the nerve force hands behind and tiptoed complacently SELF FEEDER The fact of the matter was that he was They on us How can that be hard You ought to cross eved and she did not know whether it Address P K DEDERBCKS SONS and enabling the stomach to promptly and but that isnt anything offer us work now A year ago they beautiful young woman into the car properly assimilate the food These pills are have seen the outlay it represents Pitts- was all intended for her or the girl on the and holding it out toward her said Chronicle-Telegrap- h 2 Dedericks Works Albany N Y Pittsburgh a specific for all diseases having their origi- burgh Dispatch other side of the room Chicago Post didnt Excuse me miss was it 3011 who nation in impoverished blood or disordered - 3 nerves They contain every element requidropped this half dollar A Splendid Suuctitute How They dot Them Managing Ednutrition to restore strength The elegantly dressed beautiful site to generalgood Amy What an awkward name a to the weak health to the ailing itor Mr Quill you will at once send young woman What is a good English substitute for face was stiff used with out and secure for the office the follow- ¬ a blush rtfflnMIIMIIlllllllllMinilllinMllMIIIUllIMIIlllllIllillMilrITiG it Mamie A spoon holder X Y Journal ing list of articles Two lengths of The Gooil It Did For if it is your half dollar con ¬ stovepipe three buggy wheels a broken Mrs Gossip Did your advertisement for I take a butler in the DailvBlaze do you anv good The American Navy Cuba and Ha ¬ stcve a wash boiler two clothes lines tinued Mr Smith suavely pleasure in returning- - it to 3 011 waii Mrs Fadd Oh yes the De Styles the a lot of assorted gas pipe and a thou ¬ Well answered the young woman Shoddys and the Van Bilkerings all saw it A portfolio in ten parts sixteen views in Pi Pwjaa J 1J sand feet of mixed lumber Ciry Ed- ¬ her blush V each part of the finest half tone pictures For Infants and Children growing deeper well I dont and commented on it imiiii it utmimiinmiiiHimmi itor And may 1 ask what this truck Know as it s my coin of the American Navy Cuba and Hawaii but seeing vou has just been published and the Chicago Managing Editor Heavens are so is for After tlie Opera polite about it 1 guess I can Milwaukee St Paul Railway has made what stupidity Listen sir The staff handle Marie The tenors beautiful tones are arrangements for a special edition for the it in my business photographer is to pose it sir as a nu sue gently transferred the 50 still ringing in my ears And earrings arc all benefit of its patrons and will furnish the Louise Goodness photograph of the cent piece full set one hundred and sixty pictures for from Lawyer Smiths palm out of style too Philadelphia Buleltin one dollar In view of the present excitesubmerged Maine Cleveland Plain to iiiiii iiiii tin miii ii itiiinn minlmm n her own ment regarding Cuba these pictures are very Dealer The real joke of this story lies in the Supreme Court Sustains tlie Foot- - timely Send amount with full address to iVcgetabiePxeparcilionforAs Geo II Heafford General Passenger Agent Ease Trade mark similating theToodaudRegtila M QUEER PEOPLE IN AUSTRALIA fact that 50 cents was all the money St P Ry Chicago 111 Justice Laughlin in Supreme Court Buf- C Lawyer Smith had with him and that ting theStomachs andBowels of permanent injunche had to get off the car and walk to falo has just ordered afull accounting of Klondicitis A Race of Blade Savages Who Arc tion with costs and a his destination Chicago Chronicle Bilks Hello where are you going with sdes to issue against Paul B Hudson the Xiittle Superior to Animals manufacturer ot the foot powder called Dr that door niat Pound In the Interior Government Clerks us Soldiers Gilks Taking it to the assay officev A Clarks Foot Powder and also against a reIn the event of hostilities between tail dealer of Brooklyn restraining them friend of mine just returned from the KlonPromotesTHgcsUonCliceTful QDavid W Carnegie son of the earl of the United States and Spain selling the and should from making or is declared Dr Clarks Foot dike called on me and wiped his feet on it iiess andRestContains neither in the decision Richmond Dispatch fcouthesk has returned to England aft it become necessary to defend the na- ¬ Powder which OpmmMorpliin norMneral of infringement er a 13 months joume3r across the tional capital from invasion a vast of the Court an imitation andto shake into Foot Ease the powder in There is Great Victoria and Great Sandy deserts army could be secured within the city jour shoes now so largely advertised and world than no better recommendationthatthe is a womans satisfaction of western Australia During ha among- the governmental rlenrirtmpnr sold all over the country Allen S Olmsted one of the reasons why the calicoes and fine travels which were from the south tti clerks If there exists among the em- ¬ of Le Roy N Y is the owner of the trade- prints of William Simpson Sons are in lieapsGrOldllrSriMUELEimESR Foot and he the north of the colony Mr Carnegie ployes of to day the same patriotism mark who Ease advertisedisa the first indi such universal favor idual ever foot powder Puivpfan Sec traversed nearly 3000 miles of un- that made up the character of their extensively over the country He will send a j41xScnna Fuddy Are you in favor of a single tax JioAclUSaltt mapped and unexplored desert in the predecessors during the civil conflict no sample Free to anyone who writes him for Atusc Scedr farther than in this case upholds his I interior of western Australia Speak call would be necessarj for the clerks it The decision renders all parties liable Duddy tax go all Bostonthat I would Uppemdnt -hutveijo Transcript trade mark and at JhCarbanateSaSa ing of his journey Mr Carnegie said would voluntarily form themselves into who fraudulently attempt to profit bv the fffomSccd -In the interior we tfnet very small companies and stand ready to defend extensive Foot Ease advertising inplac QarifiedSugar Fits stopped free and permanently cured ing upon Wsrlcrifreat flarvn tribes of wandering blanks They are the city or march against the enemy in appearing the market a spurious and similar No fits after first days use of Dr Klines preparation labeled and put up Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle nomadic and this may be explained by the field if an invasion of the country in envelopes and boxes like Foot Ease Aperfect Remedy for Constipa ¬ the fact that their wells soon becama should take place It would be no new ilar suits will be brought against others Sim treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa who tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea exhausted and they have always to ba movement on the part of government aie now infringing on the Foot Ease tradeWorms Convulsions Feverish The biggest blaze is not a sign of the most on the move in order to obtain water clerks for during the civil war they mark and common law rights A straw pile will give a brighter beat ness and LOSS OF SLEEP Their method of hunting too causes were all ready and willing to fight and blaze than a ton of coal Rams Horn MM The Ruling Passion them to be always moving They set the employes of the treasury depart ¬ Simile Signature of Tac 500 for her interest in light to a tract of spinifex nd then ment went so far as to organize a com- ¬ I offered that lady refused to consider the To Cure a Cold in One Day the proptry and she surround the bummer bush ard throve pany choosing officers of their own sec- ¬ proposition fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletr A sticks and spears at the lizards and rat tion and being known as the treasury offered her S49090 and she jumped at ruggists refund monpv if it fails to cure I NEW YORK that try to escape Naturally in a very guard The company was never called it Detroit Free Press Now can von gusss my age ma She short time the country gets burnt up into active service The various de ¬ jor Gallant Major No I can t hut aiany People Cannot Drinlz The people are very dark nnd add partments of the government to day vou dont look it Tit Bits coffee at night It spoils their sleep You ¬ to their blackness by smearing them are man3 times larger than during the can drink Grain when you please andsleep i 0 tit tuinic twe selves with grease and ashes a fact war and employ many thousand more like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate liso s iure lor consumption is-9 1S1 SI m K9 law I w K fi feS the only medicine for Coughs Jennie EXACT CCPVOF WRAPFEB which makes their presence known at clerks For the most part these clerks it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks Pinckard Springfield 111 Oct 1 1894 a considerable distance They are very are able bodied 3 oung men who would and tastes like the best coffee For nervous r v THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY young ugly more like monkeys than any¬ make ideal soldiers Washington Post persons perfect people and children Grain 0 The gray matter behind the other fellow3 is the drink Made from pure causes thing else with their fiat foreheads and grains Get a package from your grocer to- brow Chicago many a man to feel News en Sulphate of Quinine pre ruding lips As a rule they ere very day Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c thin and of small stature on two occa- ¬ Sulphate of quinine has some very Y08R A Doe in Time Saves Nine of Hales sions only I saw men upward of six feet curious properties one of them being Reniainder and Reminder Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs OWES in height Men women and children its power to impress an image of itself What a cute little shirt you have for a Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute are all stark naked They make no on a sheet of sensitive paper in the pen wiper Mr Jotley Yes thats the only woolen undergar The houses and have no villages They dark If a design be drawn on a sheet ment I ever bought of a peddler N Y withoutwoman with a baby and the woman one are always sorry for each other of paper with sulphate of quinine ex ¬ World simply scoop out a hole in the sand and Chicago News FOR DECORATING WALLS MB CEILINGS 5S5h5SS3S MU EtALO squat in it When they first saw our posed for a few m nites to the sun dealer and do yonr own decorating This material is a HAlLli FINIS21 to be applied with a i of sensitive paVery few people have weak eyes from About the only good thing some men have rush and becomes as bard as Cement Milled in twenty lour tints and works equally as well with camels and caravan they were greatly then placed on a s cold or hot water looking on is a excited never having seen a white man per put in a book and left a few hours cago News the bright side of things Chi- Newsreputation for being bad Chicago SrSESTI FOB SAMPLE COLOR CARDS and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and wc will put you in the way of obtaining it a perfect image of the drawing will be before We never sulEered an 3 hurt THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S U NEW YORK from them but when any of them got found impressed on the sheet of paper rXrGZlUHLV9VMin M Writing may be copied on sensitive pa ¬ MJBEOID TUMOR CONQUERED us alone tlicy tried to be nasty and no doubt would have proved troublesome per in this way but it must be reversed iVtftftfiWAWrtY if they had been given much opportuni ¬ cr the writing will be reversed on the Bspelled by Lydia B Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Strong State ¬ ty They are only one degree removed sensitive paper Chicago Chronicle ment from Mrs B A Lombard from animals THE MARKETS It was onl3 from the smoke caused One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is by their hunting fires that we were able April 18 Cincinnati the conquering- of womans dread enemy Fibroid Tumor to track them and so find water After LIVESTOCK Cauleeommoiis X 3 85 The growth of these tumors is so sly that frequently their presence is not sus 4 15 4 35 Select butchers following their smoke we would sud ¬ 5 75 5 Ji CATA ES -- Fair lo good light pected until they are far denly come upon an encampment of 3 50 3 10 advanced GO 3 70 3 Mixed packers them crouching in their holes with 3 40 3 70 f Light shippers So called wandering A BiSKMTOIESS EVERYWHERE their spare weapons hung up in fheffiv SHEEP Choice 4 25 3 85 pains may come from its 7 50 00 Lon ¬ LAMBS Spring surrounding parcheC up trees 4 00 3 70 FLOUR Winter arailv early stages or the pres- ¬ don Chronicle 19 fofc 2 red ence of danger may he 15 ftft No 3 red 32 6 Corn No 2 mixed made manifest by ex-¬ Wonderland 281 Oats- - No 2 ¬ cessive menstruation ac- ¬ 54 kb The Yellowstone park is called WonRje No 2 75 9 50 kt 10 choice HAY Prune companied by unusual derland and thousands of tourists and PROVISIONS Mess pork 10 374 i t ever y summer pain extending from the travelers stream into 5 05 Lard Prime team 12 RUtlMATIC CURE The surest and tao best Sample sent 10 Permanently cured by using BR WHITEHALLS DB WHITEHALL BUTTER Choice dairy ¬ ovaries down the groin find wander about it enchanted Cer THE HEUKimNE CO South Bend Indian FUEK oa inestlon of this publication G 22 Prvmi to choice creamery and thighs tainly if the glowing- words in which he APPLES Per bbl 3 00 fa 3 50 G8 03 paints the glories and beauties of fhis POTATOES Per bush If you have mysterious CHICAGO pains if there are indica ¬ region arc to be believed the name is Wo del ight to do an csrly friend t 4 80 fy 5 01 CCwd turn The wording parts of Winter is the well deserved Boiling geysers 300 feet FLOUR Wheat patents tions of inflammation or Allens Ulcerlne SalvoUlcers culy suro cure in Q 08 No 2 rod GRAIN ANY AERMOTOR 3lSiiic Ulcers the world for Chronic 1 00 03 magnificent mountains placid high displacement dont wait No 3 Chicago spring Scrofulons Ulcer Varicose Ulcers White EXCHANGED Swelling Fever Sores and all Old Sore It FOR A ROLLER 302l 2G for time to confirm jinr 21 Wfres rushing rivers pouring through CORN No 2 never fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and 5 OATS No B E AR N C icpbyr ran buffering Cures permanent Best salve for XXoIln zaTTVonstknt blaze with color the whole PORK Mess 9 SO ol 9 85 fears and go througn nics ever going everiasunc power Carbuncles Pile Salt Rheum Sums Cuts s 5 17 doubling 98 and allFreh Wound By mail small 33c large region enriched with every variety of LaRD Steam the horrors of a hosnital Cic Book free J X ALLEN MEIIJCIAid NEW YORK MOTOR8 FT FORS6 2itfori2lcit tree and flower and alive with birds and operation secure Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound right away and CO St Paul Minn Sold uy Srucirlats for f30 They run lite a bicycle and are made like a 4 90 615 50 patent watch every movable partcn rollers Doubles ceared animals combine to impress them ¬ FLOUR Winterred begin its use 1 10 WHEAT No 2 mill power TheAcrrnotor ran when all other mills A GIVEN AWAY not Well WIada American Wafofi stood still and made the ctcel windmill business 3G4 selves upon the mind and heart of the CORN No 2 mixed Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass will give you her advice free of all charge if you a toy to anybodv sending TWO J THE NEWBEATSTHEOLDASTHE r annual subscriptions at SI taeh tothe OVKKLAXn JIOSTH risitor so that whatever his fate un Xi Ej Mixed 3054 will write her about yourself Your letter will be seen by women only and you OLD BEAT THE WOODEN WHEEL OATS XYSanFranelsro Till masoxlnef was ttriablishfilbrRrrtllarto 10 00 On receipt of amount revised motor b t not wheel Jn 1SGS It la the size onieUurcs and ij superbly Illustrated 9 75 3er whatever ignorance or knowledge PORK New Mess need have no hesitation about being perfectly frank or vane will be sent to replace eld one then to oe 5 47J4 ne may afterwards chance to suffer he LARD Western any time UEer kubjet to cancelation at returned Read what Mrs B A Lombaud Box 71 Tvestdale Mass says BALTIMORE It your eld wheel is not an Acrmotor write for will remember these fine wild views terms of swap new for old to go on old tower EDUCATIONAL I have reabon to think that I would not he here if it had not been for Lydia 35 Family You can put it on Aeraotor Co Cciexgo - 41 02J4Qi 411 50 E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound It cured me nowfibroid tumor in my womb and look back with joy to his wander ¬ FLOUR WheatNo 2 VH GRAIN of a southern--Whe100 to 032 Doctors could do ing in the blessed old Yellowstone University nothing forme and they could not cure me at the hospital I 35J4 3KSfraifc2ffitftTCaWP3K Corn Mixed h wonderland1 John Muir in Atlantic 34 No 2 white Oats will tell you about it I had been in my usual health but had worked quite Virginia 58 J 58 J4 Rye No 2 western J ard When my monthly period came on I flowed very badly The doctor gave 7000000 ACRES Farms Timber Mineral 4 70 4 50 CATTLE First quality A Wise Preeatxtonc 5T 4 50 4 40 20th Summer July 1 to ne medicine but it did me no good He said the fiowmust be stopped if possible FEHE CATALOGUE UUICRAWFORD CO 5ashTiIe Teas Senior Partner Make each of our HOGS Western Sept 1 1898 Por Cata ¬ INDIANAPOLIS and he must find the cause of my trouble Upon examination he found there logue address employes hand in a list of all his rela GRAIN Wheat No 2 TEAGLEY TVnshlncton 94 was a fibroid tumor in my womb and gave me treatment without any benefit HiniTCP H if you want to secure a patent REGISTRAR SUMMER Corn No 2 mixed 29tf lives 27 Oats No 2 mixed whatever About that time a lady called on me and recommended Lydia E LAW SCHOOL Junior Partner TVhat on earth do LOUISVILLE CHARLOTTESVILLE Pinkhams Vegetable Compound said she owed her life to it I said I would Va vou want that for 4 00 3 75 FLOUR Winter patent try it and did Soon after the flow became more natural and regular I still CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 95 A N K E The baseball season opens soon and GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 1705 32 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use continued taking the Compound for some time Then the debtor made an ex¬ Corn Mixed T want to make sure each relativ that in time bold by druggists WBGElff WKITING TO A15VEKTISEK9 28J Oats Mixed amination again and found everything all right The tumor had passed away 10 00 ivIfvTnff- - 111 I TI liJrTTTW pleso state that yow saw tlie Adverting 3ies only once during the summer- PORK Mess 5 G2tf j Mia that dull ache was gone it LARD Steam teat la this paper V Y Journal ¬ Nurses Experience ¬ ¬ Shed rather have one than three ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tete-a-tet- e 1 HMi 11 -- taken-on-the-sp- ot ¬ ii I i j The Kind You fee Always Height Bears the Signature ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j I f - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ W HI -- 1 - i iMPTiiil 1 Vlftl brow-beat- ¬ -- vagwrvCTiff ¬ iyiiu wj mm mmn ¬ ¬ 1 - HOGS--Ooinnio- n 1 GRAIN-Wheat-- I g3ED No i I J i i - 1 m UP-TO-DA- X 4 at i ummer Law S of -- Jj wnitBc Lectures - 41 k a 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 19 L898 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS -- Miracutows Benefit RECEIVED FROM SUBURBANITE MEMORY i IS S5 Of Peck P O W S Anderson Co O Dr Miles New Heart Cure i i i iwss - ttv i Jiir- - r c t f I ft V F BABCOCK of Avoca N Y a veteran of the 3rd N Y Artillery and for thirty years of the Bahccck I Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says KTite to express my gratitude forthemirac lous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart dire I suffered for years as result of army life from sciatica vrhich affected my heart in the Tvorst form my limbs swelled from the ankles up I bloated until I was unablo O -- Ll Jr - sjzzrjrjr -- -- i l H so button my clothing had sharp pains about the heart smothering spells and shortness of breath For three months I Tas unable to lie down and all the sleep I SOtwas in an arm chair I was treated by the best doctors but gradually grew worse About a year ago I commenced taking Dr lliles New Heart Cure and it saved my life as if by a miracle Dr Miles Kerne dies ixo sold by all drug- ¬ RO LYEClfcliS tZSI jj gists under a positive es Ht HsSODr guarantee first bottle itvHrtdSUi yMIS NJ benefits or money re ¬ 4 BlGnfMVl Vi funded Book on dis WsA eases of the heart and kHLMA HfiSiZn nerves free Address RJSi wmm w -- CBi 4 DR MILES MEDICAL CO wmm -- IMTI Elkhart Ind WL DOUGLAS GtMf1 Best in 39 For ITS 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas SO SdOO and 8500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S2SO and SSOO shoes for men S2SO SSOO and S1T5 for boys and youths W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 10 Ko00 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any 6hoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply vou write for cata Togue to WL Do Jglas Brockton 3Iass Sold by J tS the World- - Wives to Remind Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In I6vlces Employed by Errands Husbands of The Foyer Talking of memory systems said the suburbanite on the accommodation train I cant for the lifo of me see how a man who is unable to remember one thing is helped by having to re- member two If I tie a string around ray finger I must recall the purpose of wearing it which I never can do If I must always think of rain when I want to carry an umbrella I have double work Now my wire wanted me to re member something today and she gave me a word to say over to myseli and Ive forgotten the word Pooh Its easy enough to remember things if you give your mind to My said another suburbanite it to order some wife told me to be sure now what the mischief was it Soap Bluing Well thats funny I thought I would be sure to remember He plunged his hands into his over MY FRIEND FROM INDIA nnnh nrwkfits to cover his cbaerin and My Friend DUne3 out 0f one a rough bit of scant- That most amusing farce RVnrr Tnflin which Will D6 Seen tO- - ling with a memorandum in lead pen- ¬ morrow night at the Paris Grand Opera cil attached Well I vow My wife must have House comes with the prestige of being stuck that thing in there Oh yes I the funniest and most popular farce now see It was a load of kindling she want ¬ before the public The fan is clean and ed me to order But one could hardly wholesome and fast and furious and Vm o ripnfpfl tn rnmpmhpr a thinp likfi the piece does not depend upon the usual tuat songs aud dauces to hold the interest of j wjsn j COuld find a reminder of there is not a dull what I am to get as easy as you did the audience for moment in the play The editor of The but my wife doesnt believe in giving a News saw the piece produced in New sample to belp out a poor memory that York and unhesitatingly recommends it Hello old fellow hows He had pulled a little rubber shoe of Paris The sale to the theatre-goei-- s out of his pocket and was regarding it nf spats is now in Drosrress at Brooks with loving eyes V drug store and it is expected that lMv Sammys overshoe by all thats will be greeted by queer And heres something inside Friend From India Bless his little Length five inches a large crowd forgot all about them if have The remains of Margaret Mather heart Idbeen for this memory lesson it hadnt were buried at Detroit She was bur-- Theres something in the system after ied in the gown she wore as Juliet all Chicago Times Herald which was of white satin trimmed with pearls Her coffin was coveved witb SENT TO SWEAR AGAINST PA white hyacinths and Easter lillies The Dare to Leave Her pall bearers were chosen from members Because His TIr EidutScat Liiviii of Otis Skinners Co and The Geisha He was a mere stripling of a lad He Co Miss Mather left a five year old might have been 7 years of age or he daughter which is with its father might have been 9 Ixobody could tell Gustave Pabst by looking at his fitce The only mark of certainty about the youthful counte- x nance was the sure sign that some of Cha- - Scott the capable manager of his ancestors had come from old Ire- the Lexington opera house win leave land The little fen0w walked hastily to morrow for New York to book at- ¬ into tho office of the warrant clerk of His attractions for next Recorder Finnegans court He did not tractions notice the four persons standing in line season will be hetter than ever waiting to get affidavits made out v against some bothersome relatives but Wm Barry the clever Irish come- - the y nth pushed through the crowd dian who has been seen here in and d sengaged the attention of the McKenuas Flirtation and The Rising clerk with this odd demand 1 waiit to make an affidavit against Generation died in New York Friday my par said he and pushed his little red head around the side of the dssk You want what queried theelerk West have dissolved part- Primrose I want to swear againsa said nership and Primrose and Lew Dock-1 j o4 xQrf scaavu i vn if r oooao ju u the bov asain 111 uc uaiiucio aiauc ITtrUni Von nr I rt r rtO i big minstrel company He has just been in a prizefight ¬ To the Wright Medical Co Pike Wrights Celery Capsules Recommends iiaiaHwiiiiniiiiiiiiii11 j I i mi i m l i swh Plll j Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrignt a ¬ Celery Caxwnles from James T Blaser drug orbtomach gist Waverly O and used them Trouble and Coustipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years ana Jsea three boxes of your Celery Capsules other they so have cured me For the benefit of to send this letter alllicted I wish Very truly yours W S Anders sr druggists at 50c and 1 per box Fold by all Send address on postal to the Wright Mea Co Columbus O for trial size free d j Jul I iij i 1 k ft P I I Pmv 1 I 1 1 51 lllllllEiW Nl V Mm j gT3n ienSSI Ml3 fP REQUIRES NO COOKING U ijfflSM MME3 COLliRS flNO CUFFS STIFF o AND NICE I g AS WHEN FIE8T BOUGHT EW 1 MW I M A V m t ONE POUND OF THIS STAOT WILL GO B Jfl AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCIio g Wm MMm 0mM i tion of Dr Bo wen tiie Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicaas 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 un4er 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 Couocilraen 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 necestary 1 am Respectfully It appearing to me by the representa- ¬ - w JhUCHUBINGERBROaC WSS Pi J m JMm COPYRIGHTED II j lilMMIi 11ll it il ii illl Hiilllilyiiy u -a I j This sfarcb is prepared on scientific principles by men who havo had years of practical ezpsrienco in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to tbir natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or aay other substance injurious to linen and can bo used even lor a baby powder W M PiJRNELL Judge of Bonrbon County Kentucky For sale by all wholesale asid retail grocers lllllIHAlU13tlrCTJUUtTITlAlyVlllli lJr P JMJ JJMKPjnitll L EL Landman H TUESDAY month OPTIOIAW D ft iVl va MItS LAUEA WEISIIAUF Of Ulurry IjhI Kecom mends Wrights Celery Capules i The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 j -- J i I Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last sprinir I purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr iin L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afBicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully ¬ i th ofa xjl rSM--n Sold by per box Send address on postal to the Ohip for Wright Med Co Cojumhu trial size free VV Mrs Lauka Weishauft T Brooks at 50c and 100 HOW TO FIND OVU Fill a bottle or common glass with ivrine and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi- ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con ¬ dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in ttie back is also convincing proof Unit the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ is soon realized dinary effect of wamp-Root It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you ned a medigkieyou should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sen free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bottle The Mention Paris Ky News aud send your address to Dr Co BInghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmo uiness of this offer -- Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris April 19TH 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- ¬ justed glasses to the ey63 of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself corn petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clays drug store between his Clark visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris -- -- -- -- Well why dont your ma swear nt Creston Clarke who appeared here early this season has made a distinct the warrant against pa My boy you are too young you wont fill the bill TO THE FURHEHS OF BIURBOI hit in New York in The Last of His My ma cant come and she wanted Race me to fix it up for her Why could she not come asked C3B1TI the clerk getting interested in the- After the mest wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and Lillian Russell is underjeontract for a story He could not imag- - for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of j youngsters or The Page Woven Wire concert tour through Germany Austria jmts wjuy mu vn wuuiu iiuu uo umy tuu As auent Fence Co I am prepared to put up the Russia asd Holland willing to swear out the warrant best wire fence on the market It is My pa and ma they got in the fight guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock the kitcbeu That is how it hap- ¬ Elita Proctor Otis will go into- vaude in 2nd to give satisfaction pened My pa a I have pur up feuce this season for ville appearing in a piece called A hut didnt land made thendrive for her my ma she and farrner3 who have had the Page Fence Wild Idea j grabbed up the rolling pin and floored It will pay you to call and see the goos and yeu will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing in use for seven or eight years the old man She is now setting on good and honest goods Nookl stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock I am also prepared to put up the be Chicken Feuce on the market bim oldiuS h down and that is If you are needing any feJce give me The Mil Stock Company is playingf why she couldnt come to swear against Trilby at the Pike in Cincinnati this a call Tffw conf mo I week Times Democrat 0 W MILLER Agent i - J P KIELY with ma rl now I dotting Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoesc guch - 1 -- FOR NINE DAY ONLY and Overcoats 1S i rnna READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Paris Ky TTQ - s Colonel Kit Chinn 8 r up Colonel Kit Chinn of Kentucky one PVTQ JLAU 11 0 JUU night recently and the aforesaid footpad hasnt done anything since If there OF is a man on earth whom footpads should shun as a temperate man shuns a blind Yesterdays Temperature tiger that man is- Kit Chinn He is a The following is the temperature as born fighter and his favorite weapons noted yesterday by A J WintersCo are the ones which the Creator endowed of this city uaLiaO3S0Ei him with at his birth He is one of the OU d 111 few men in Kentucky who hold the use COW XII r O 00 T of pistol or knife in contempt and is to9 a m 68 6 a year tally devoid of fear He has fought a Daily by mail 10 a m 70 mail - 8 a year 11 a m Daily and Sunday by wildcat in the open with nothing but 73 his bare knuckles and come out winner 12 m 73 and it is said that upon one occasion he 2 p in 691 3 p m offered to fight a rattlesnake and give 67 is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in 67 4p m him the first bite Glasgow Ky the world 67 5p m News 7p m 8 By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copy Times Changes Address THE SUN New York Did you ever asked tho vnnnc husband have your wife look you in the eye when you came home and ask you if you had not forgotten some thing Many a time me boy answered the old married man She does yet In the early days it used to mean a kiss now it is usually a reference to wiping my shoes Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ and Opinio The Columbian Opera Company playing Central Kentucky towns is A St Louis footpad attempted to hold Mens and Boys Suits 14 Worth and 10 Worth 6 8 and Worth 5 and 4 Worth Worth 350 and o Ulsters 7fiS Worth National Importance 16 15 12 and and THE SUN - - for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 clays only for 9 days odly Ladies5 and Misses Jackets and Gapes worth each 1200 now 499 worth each 8 00 now 300 worth each 600 now 275 worth each 500 now 2 19 worth each 800 now 400 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 11 Ladies Capes worth ench 450 now 212 18 Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 163 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 15 Ladies Jackets 12 Ladies Jackets 8 Ladies Jackets 7 Ladies Jackets12 Ladies Capes - S999 649 437 319 229 TAINS BOTH I m CV ¬ 20O Ladies The Sunday Sun Sailors Black and all co1ojs7 25c Worth 100 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth 100 now 50c Rlankels worth 100 now 50c Plaid Dress Goods oc Tnfants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 100 Specials For 9 Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Shoes 150 for 9 days only Shoes 200 for 9 days only Shoes 300 for 9 days only Shoes 400 for 9 days only Boots and Shoe worth 400 Mens Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 Men Boots and Shoes worth 300 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 250 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 14 yds Mason ville Cotton S100 STYLISH VEHICLES stylish new I have just received a well selected line of Buggies Surreys Barouches tiaetons and Road Wagons - Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worh double Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth double Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Just the Word For Him In your letter to me about the post Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double office at Sorreltop said the senator Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double i ¬ Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies 75c now 200 100 100 200 150 125 100 1 V now now now now 175 2l yds Bleached Muslin 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton you spoke of Higginside as the pres- ¬ ent incumbrance You mean of course the present incumbent Incumbrance is the right word Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adyer senator replied the man who was aft- ¬ tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with er Higginsides job somewhat stiffly every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed Chicago Tribune The late Professor George M Lane Harvards greatest Latin scholar won more fame by composing a bit of dog- ¬ gerel called The Lone Fishball than by anything he ever did as an educator The Lone Fishball has been one of the commonest college songs for the last 40 years An American lady went into a chem ¬ ists shop in Nice and asked for a bottle of the finest perfume sold there She was informed that the price of the best scent was 25 an ounce 100 100 13 j W I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em ploy good workmen In soliciting your patronage I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te SPECIAL JUST REOEIVEnBIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc ¬ ¬ TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS J H HAGGARD JU mmJL - jJL s JkT JKL i KY j tsiiAiu-A-wy- j ifaMinrhUr- - mr nt rinin TJMhifilfrp- - a b - rafaiw - iiiArtiifMtoir t z

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