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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - p EWS IL LEB CHAMP Ill 1 Editors and Owners IJJMWm1l -- THIIIWJlMlii FEINTED EVERY TUESDAYAND FRIDAY JtJtlWmj Hfp l JWH- Established mmUVilhllrUWtBlX IllLI 11 W V PL WaWHS HiL it J feb a 1881 EiGUTEMTII YEAR MgTiLia1 PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY APRIL 22 1888 yi -- NO 32 JJ LJU - nss mrrirm rfarmyrazi VLUlJV FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY MILLERSBURG New Notes Gathered MASTERS SALE OP Kuril From every section of this great land of ours have we gathered the now invited to see slock 3ou are Go to J T Hiutous at Paris for tf carpets GOOD THINGS AT LITTLE PRICES Miss Carrie Current is quite sick with In And Atoout The MASTERS SALE OF MASTERS SALE OP twn LOTS City Boumon Circuit Court Win MyalH Administrator Parlor Suits measles A RARE INCIDENT that offers an opportunity for saving nearly was Win Bramblett of J Jackstown one half Our ability to handle a large number of suits placet us in here on business a jjosition to secure some genuine bargains It is the largest and Mr Abe Reese of Mason was here richest collection ever shown and embraces every grade a six piece Tuesday on business Suit at 1S to 25 a three piftce Mahogany frame with silk embroid Henry ery at 25 It is a collection that will compete in style quality and man diedRose a well known colored igaSi bere Tuesday price with any offered in the country See it J T McClelland was in gLexiugton Tsa Wednesday on business na Mrs Sue Sandusky went toLexing- Every ton yesterday to visit friends bright decorative ideas abound in our Draper corner In conceivable color and design woven in the mysterious forms and Mr Win Jones of Weiser Idaho is svmbols of far awav labels and anxious to be made up in cozy visiting friends here this week corners 50c bOc 75c a yanl covers the cost Mrs Belle Armstrong returned from A SPECIAL DINING ROOM WEEK a visit with sisters at Lexington vahies the old town over saw Look Here abound perhans the I have a lot of cood Maple shade trees e with us through our slock and see if jou dont T M Purnell for sale Mrs Mary J McCliutock of Rich ¬ mond is the guest of Mrs G S Allen 41 O W Ingels went to Cincinnati yes terday to purchase new Summer goods Carpets F ami bur e Wall Pape Graham Smedley was at home from Georgetown College Sunday aud Mon day Caleb Corrington hus commenced the erection of his new residence on Broad way McClinfcock shipped three Mclntvre cai loads of hogs Monday to Cincin nati Mrs Tom Judy went to Midway yes terday to visit her sister Mrs Arthur - in his 83d year J Mirtin Larson is no better He is Bourbon Circuit court Bourbon Cikcuit Couut Economy Building and Loan Association Plaintiff ford Blfts Plaintiff vs of Strad J ¬ Kachel Bat Spring Things - vs By virtuejpf a judgment of the Bour Chris Grosche etc Defendants bon CirouitjEourtrendered in the above By virtue of a judgment of the Bourstyled causeton the 23d day of March 1898 I wilipell publicly at ihe Court bon Circuit Court made and entered in in Pans Kentucky at the above styled cause at its March house doo aoout the hour of 11 oclock a rn on Term 1898 1 will Bell publiclv at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on SATDBDf APRIL BOTH 1898 ¬ Defendant Lewis Hall etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled caue on the 25th day of March 1898 1 will sell publicly at the Court house door in the city of Paris Kentucky at the hour of 11 oclock a in on 1 G Towles Plaintiff vs ¬ HOKMY MAY 20 1898 to- - bjt ar On p TKTYIr I IS MOT THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by V o n DWARDSo oIJhote3Jootfel you u EECCEHEKffiEEn Bsaassaa J iv NrHoymndIig pleasant sau uuu ure euro Contains no opiates land Is guaranteed COUGHS not neglect a Cough or Cold as delays ore of- iaa danserou3iFo I eyJc Do To t is guaranteed to give nroiant relief in aiL cases wilhothelrmedicine Foleys Honey and ASTHMA that has failed to give relief 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 Thousands of infants and children die yearly of Croup erery one of these innocents could have been saved had Fo been given them in time Foleys Honey and CONSUMPTION LA CRIPPE If you have had the Grip you probably need a ro4 liable medicine like Fo leys Honey and Tar to hoal your lungs and stop the racking cough incidental to this disease CROUP leys Honey and Tar Dr J C Bishop of Acnow Mich says I have used Foleys Honey and Tar in three very severe cases of Pneumo - PNEUMONIA nia tho past month with good results Sold by James Kennedy Druggist only safe sure vDK9 SffiO119 c reliable FemaleLadies to mrnm pi aura everto married Ladies especially aw The ed C offered 4- and PILL n jcjjlmjjo axju tunv3 ba a utlier jju JT juvxj o tTFOY iu ESSs1 fes aena4si circular fAUMXAiuxiui per oox o uoxes ior ijuu srrice siuu lor JSgwrifcgg JJJEl MOTTS CSEIVXICAJLi CO Cleveland Oliio j- ssj3aL - a Jr a a a Hfta 8 recommend- - P sa T UTft iffl IY1 f C C3P A lm For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist w w well aa a noe does eitner Kind IV UJt VA hUiUVU J UUA - 7x ianGtirTniq- vnn will hp surnrisfvi nt rtip nwrpaRp in wnrK WWW rf vu H w ana me increase in nront Tnere is a score 01 tnese macnines f any one or wnich will do as much as n ve or six eooa men rand do It better The latest Ideas in modern farming are nlainlv set forth in thn PlnnptTr Root for 1S98 FMaUed frpn 8 1 ALLEK CO 110 Market St PhUnda iO rWA4A v iwav x x r uv x w cropgrow v If rw VonVm An mw hoqf AoofoQf nnfnlroata with n x IJhnot wi A nAnM4 o ymm iu as uxjvf vMwauwv uUxsuj i ih i riti iA rt iiiiiiii m w t h v4vm www av iiiii uuriv aaua cii- kills thft wppdfl Ietn thft lr nnd mnisture in i makes thfi - w m m WUUUUV itaa cultivator as Ci JUU 0- - Stirfhe Earth t3 T0 bLLA - iCy rJ EAS TER SUITS -- OF THE- - Finest Imported Cloth AND The same Suit will cost you Nobby Business Suits 1 35 50 elsewhere 45 and 2500 Fine Trousers 700 and 800 A vimo rnDTTTQUTOn EL S Catter TaTTnpTKrn STOUT Manager rn M JOE MUNSON The certain house and lot of ground fronting on the Southeast side of Main street in the city of Paris Kentucky twenty eight 28 feet four 4 inches and extends back of uniform width towards Pleasant Street one hundred and seven 107 feet to the line of the Methodist Church lot by which it is bounoed in follows Jomuiejicing on fctycainore the rear and it is bounded on one side by rner to tne lot this day Thurston House or hotel aud on the Street an conveyc d Jas Bishop then East with other side by the lot formerly owned by Bishops lr 140 feet more or less to Joseph Neely The wall of the Thurs J Gorey then S 78 feet ton House or hotel coy era four 4 inches the line o 8 inches to uss Corbins 1 ne then with of the lot hereby conveyed and said wall Huss Cor Irs line 12o feet more or less is to be permitted to stand and used to Sycamo Str et then with Sycamore subject to the conditions contained in feet to the beginning Street JN the deed from Pollock and wife to wife aud more fully set 3d Said sale will be made upon a credit AlSBf a certain lot on the West Watkins and forth in the deed from John Griffith of six and twelve mouths for equal parts side of Yuainright street in said city J Long commendmg at the corner of the lot this and wife to Thos Hof Pollock of record of the purchase money for which the the County Court in the Clerks office Mr and Mrs Sam Proctor returned day convlEred to A J Gorey then with of said county at Deed BqoI 57 page purchaser will be required to execute bonds payable to the undersigned Master Monday from a visit with relatives in Gorey sJJmi 54 ft 10 inches to line of 259 Commissioner with good surety to be the lot fhisfday conveyed to the second Mason part then with said line S 43 feet 5 approved by him aud bearing interest Said sale will be made upon a credit Mrs Dr Robertson of Mison is the inches toSBorbins line then E 50 feet of six and twelve mouths for equal from date until paid at the rate of six M s guest of her daughter Chas withsaiflljlne to Wainright street then parts of the purchase money for which per cent pet annum having the force Darntll with saic freet 38 feet 6 inches to the the purchaser will be required to exe and effect of a judgment John V Iugels has built new acd beginning cute bpnds with good surety to be ap ¬ Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ larger stock pns near his stable and has But thf5e is excluded from the fore proved by the undersigned Master Com ¬ ment in favor of tho plaintiff herein J put his scales in repair going ttifparcel of land conveyed by missioner bearing interest from the day G- Towles to secure the payment of Mr Kader Allen and family of Win WmvMraall to Winnie Buford by deed of saie until paid at the rate of sis per his debt and interest herein amounting chester and Mrs Dave Cook of Paris recorded the office of the Clerk of cent prr annum and having the foice on the day of sale to the sum of 43186 are guests of Mrs Nancy Allen the Bpnr h Countv Court said parcel and effect of a judgment and the costs of this suit to wit 7476 Will Mclutyre was in Cincinnati described s follows to s itisfy a judg ¬ making the total sum to be raised on the Said sale is made x Tuesday on business and saw the Beginnfire at the corner of Russ Cor- - ment in favor of the plaintiff heiein day of sale 50662 Sixth Regiment leave for Cuba Dius lotr onTwainngnt t ana running against the defendant aggregating prin EMMETT M DICKSON cipnl and interest the The Sun Life Insurance Co paid 25 rwith Sorbins Vue and Sycamore St a sum of 370292 on the day of sale this v5i and the costs of feet more or less then Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit on the life of Maud Turney and 84 on i suit to wit 10435 making the sum street a distance of 37 withS fhe life of Henry Rose this week Court to be raised on the day of sale 280727 feefifi lands herein described - i Annan rr iiinmnnon Mr TTenrv uiUuuuLAVJa4mHuuu Jrnpnfw BuarstEaighQine withthejineof McMillan Talbott Attys JtCTT J rjMBi W UlMnl UTiiBLJlklJllBHB nrHTm MIT lirUlTl Mill i4rjtsandsaireinT5aistanceipw LlwasBmere BglTII rilllfl T T1I IBriiiaMte flffftaf in Aft Ky t Jfiiifrir Attfe iiBMBMgMaiIItj Hi ariroimninnorsrnTcnmHj0nnnsTnniifn VjJww wwww rW yi SFfeW more 6ressWPoraWfitfhe Master CommissionernBoarboir Wiww wj The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris ¬ S edge of the N gate post of Court tian Church meets to night at Mrs a litrle gate on Wainright St ¬ Chas Darnells Free admission all in- ¬ about 38i feet from the points of beginMcMillan Talbdti Attys OF ning and so as not to include said N vited gate post then with Wainright St to The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society the beginning at orbins corner 38 feet rfi will meet at Mrs T M Purnells Fri- ¬ 6 inches more or less WASTES HOUSES FOR liEFT day at two oclock p m All are re- ¬ Said sale will be made upon a credit quested to attend of six and twelve months for equal IN MILLERSBURG KY Miss Mary Armstrong returned Wed ¬ parts of the purchase inonej for which Parties who have houses for rent will Bowling Green where she the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ do well to place them with me nesday from I can BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT has been the guest of her aunt Mrs cute bond payable to the undersigned secure you desirable tenants Myers for several months I have had quite a number of applica- ¬ Master Commissioner with good surety Miller8burg Building Savings Asso- paBt few Dr Eads of Paris was here Wednes to be approved by said Commissioner tions for houses in the rent let me days ciation Plaintiff rent have day to consult with Dr CJ B Smith in and bearing interest from the day of If you you a house for vs it for the Smith Clarke case Mr Clarke is sale until paid at the rate of six per W H Payne etc Defendants Call at my office or notify me by cent per annum and having the force of eome better the past two days mail Said sale is made for the a judgment By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ It will pay the Carlisle people to call purpose of paying the debts of the de- ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in on J T Hinton and get his prices on cedent Stratford Batts the above styled cause on the 2nd day carpets furniture lace curtains and of April 1898 1 will sell publicly at the REAL ESTATE AGENT anything else in the honse furnishing EMMETT M DICKSON Court house door in the City of Paris tf line Kentucky at aoout the hour of 11 Houses and Lands For Sale or Rent Frank S Davi sons Farmer Hopkins Master Commission Bourbon Circuit oclock a m on Court Opp Court horse up stairs over LouisDramatic Co will show at the Opera ville Store SATURDAY APRIL 80TI1 1898 Houso Mondav night the 25th David ¬ son is well known here and always the following described real estate to gives a good show This is one of the brightest rural dramas ever written wit Grape Vines At Cost this is a ptrong company and carry and A certain house and lot on the IT W their own scenery You will see a pei corner of Main and Second Cross Street fect picture of farm life Music and now occupied by said Payne and wife as singing specialties add greatly to the a residence the property extending from TBOE 10 entertainment Main street along Second street to West Back Street and joined upon the North Married Mr Harvey Lee a lead ing young business man and Miss Ada by the property of Mrs S D Dodson Is a deep seated blood disease which aud which said property is located in one of Carlisles prettiest all the mineral mixtures in the world Munger Millersburg Bourbon county young ladies were married Tuesday cannot cure SSS guaranteed purely Ken- ¬ c2L C33 evening at the Christian Church by vegetable is a real blood remedy for tucky j Rev F M Tinder Miss Ida Howard blood diseases and has no equal Said sale will be made upon a credit presided at the organ The ushers were Mrs YT Buck of Delaney Ark had of six and twelve months for equal parts Dr Harry Fisher T R Boyd Frank Scrofula for twenty five years and most Bush Son of the purchase money for which the Kennedy and C H Fisher Mr and of the time was under the care of the purchaser will be required to execute Mrs Lee will return to this city after a doctors who could not relieve her A bonds with good surety payable to the short trip to Cincinnati specialist said he undersigned Master Commissioner and BUSHBERG MO could cure her but bearing interest from the day of sale try to put down that old carpet he filled her with Dont until paid at the rate of six per cent per arsenic and potash annum and a lien will be retained in Buy a new one from J T Hinton tf which almost ruined said bonds upon said real estate to se¬ her constitution She cure the payment thereof then took nearly We are offering some choice ladies Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ every so called blood misses and childrens shoes at special medicine and drank ment in favor of the plaintiff against prices Don t fail to take advantage of JfVfgy mt W the defendants herein for 23460 with them by the wholesale the offer did not reacn interest thereon from the 2d day of but they Davis Thompson Isgrig borne March 1896 until paid amounting her trouble FOR THE OLDEST one advised her to try principal and interest on the day of sale to 265 08 and the costs of this suit SSS and she very Success The Best Evidence soon found that she had a real blood to amounting 5320 making the remedy at last She says After tak- ¬ aggregate sum to be raised on the day To attain success in this life you must ing one dozen bottles of of sale the sum of 31828 SSS I am apply all your talents to the accomplish- ¬ perfectly well mv skin is clear vicinity towards the or E M DICKSON ment of a single aim Jacks of all and healthy and I would not be in In Cincinnati a new piano We make exchange of my former condition for two thousand trades seldom succeed at anything Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit this remarkable offer as we want the in- ¬ Instead Court while a man of moderate ability who dollars system of drying up the poison in my like the potash and strument for a special purpose devotes himself exclusively to one pur- ¬ arsenic SSS drove the disease out All you have to do is to send us the following pose is bound to succeed Our aim is to through the skin and I was perma- ¬ inf ormation on a postal card viz 1 Your name 3 Postoffice 2 Location of your residence excel all others in turning out fine laun- ¬ nently rid of it 4 Factory number of your piano address dry work and we have been told by The number will be found stamped on the wrest 5 Paper in which plank near the tuning pins many that we have succeeded Our I have for sale an extra nice Saetland you saw this advertisement SSS never fails to cure Scrofula patrons are increasing daily and we re- ¬ Eczema Rheumatism Contagious Blood pony 3 years old color dark brown The award of 25000 will be decided 4 ft gard this as the best evidence of our Poison or any disorder of the blood on April 15th 1898 from the applications nearly black 12 hands- bauds 2 in high weighc 550 pounds heavy success Once our customers always Do not rely upon a simple tonic to cure sent to us before that time and the mane and tail is Kind and gentle our customers Here are a few of our a deep seated blood disease but take a decision will be announced immediately enough for any childto handle saddles real blood remedy nicely In appearance he is a model inducements for you to be one New Our booJks thereafter For further information rn 11 u or smh nmk neck bands on shirts free of charge free tmon atrli- - feA address linen repaired smooth ivory like edges cation Swift Co Co Specific GEORGE CLAYTON on collars and cuffs Atlanta Ga Hutchison Kt Cincinnati 5apr lmo tf 121 123 W 4thSt BourbonSteam Laundey ¬ the following described real estate to wit J 1st LoTo 4 in Talbotts of thg ulcGrinty Addition to the City of Paras Kentucky fronting on Lyle StretiSBO feet and extending back same widtlmo Lot No 3 in same sub ¬ division lljSmded on the East by the lot of David Hsnney and on the West by the lot of Wm Morris 2d A catain lot or parcel of land in Paris Ky described as the Citv sub-division SATURDAY APRIL BOTH 1898 about the hour of 11 oclock a in the following described real estate to- - the following described real estate wit wit ¬ ¬ The undivided one half interest of first part Lewis Hall in a tract of five acres two roods and seveu poles 5 A 2 R 7 P of land lying on the Lexing ¬ ton Turnpike in the suburbs of the city of Paris KeutnekjT adjoining the Shipp estate on the S the land of J A Lyle on the W and saul turnpike on the E and being ihe same property conveyed by Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall to Hall aud by latter conveyed to said Lewis Hall and wite Hattie Hall to which derds of record in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Couit reference is made for a more particular description of said property Said above described real estate will be sold free from the contingent right of dower of the defendant Hattie Hall JJ ¬ ¬ - ¬ e I I hwf- - mm I I I mSBBH J1 v -- - V MASTERS JilLWWWMH fl tee Lot ¬ ¬ ¬ ilE Ss I I mow WE WILL GIVE A lb WXSm j3f SCAOO r nm J Steinway Piano A Real Blood Remedy Pony For Sale - Ernest Urchs itic m- - n j 31 81 reCT nc ja A -v-- T-s jn wiisuwi t wjufW R5RHjKI v 1 Ssh THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 22 1898 TOCSIN OF WAR It r - I fc Washington April 21 The Cuban resolution is now a law of the land and the ultimatum to Spain an accomplished fact The president at 1124 oclock affixed his signature to constitutional cure on the market It ie the joint resolution of congress retained that the motion had carried by taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a quiring- Spain to evacuate the island Washington April 20 The bulk of teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood a safe majority lie withdrew his vote of Cuba The ultimatum meanwhile preparations for action are about com- ¬ and mucous surfaces of the system They INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA DECLARED and was recorded present had been prepared at the state de- pleted and the work is now reduced to offer one hundred dollars for any case it The announcement of the vote 179 ¬ partment by Assistant Secretary perfecting details The army is being fails to cure Send for circulars and testi156 and the decisive victory was loud monials Address F J Cheney Co ToDay and at 1130 oclock announce- mobilized and all that remains is to in ledo 0 Sold by Druggists 75c The Foraker Amendment to the Cuhau ly applauded by the republicans ment was made at the white sure the prompt supply of all classes Halls Family Pills are the best Fourteen republicans voted with the Resolution Defeated in house that it had been signed by of equipment and as was stated at democrats and populists as follows the president and had been sent to the navy department on Tuesday the Cooper the House Bromwell Brown Colson RemoTod the Cause the Spanish government The ulti- market has been gleaned of avail- ¬ First Oculist I had the most interesting Ind Johnson Wis Dorr Johnson matum was brought over to the white able vessels and it now comes case yesuerday that I ever had to attend to ND Lorimer Loud Mahany Mann Second Oculist What was it house about 1030 oclock by Assistant to manning- them and Signed by the Speaker and Vice President Sulloway Warner and White 111 perfecting I found that instead of an ordinary pupil Secretary Dvty who went over it with methods of communication and and Goes to the President for His Ala voted One populist Howard in her ejj my daughter had a college stu President McKinley before the latter Signature Dogs of War aye with the republicans The OHiggins was the last dent I removed it Philadelphia Call affixed his signature After the public desirable ship of any Will He Let Loose Cuban resolution as amended by the size announcement Assistant Secretary it has been authoritativelyin sight and house was received in the senate at Slinlce Into Your Shoes announced Day said that the ultimatum had been that all hope of 2G5 p m Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet getting- her has been Washington April 19 At 1207 p m transmitted Wednesday morning to abandoned Mr Davis addressed the senate de It cures painful swollen nervous smarting the senate Cuban resolution was tailinsr the effect of the action of the until 12 oclock Madrid addressed to United States feet and instantly toVes the sting out nf Gen Greely received in the house It was read and house He said many lives had passed Minister Woodford who will deliver it and telephone in charge of telegraph corns and bunions JVa the greatest comfort At 11 oclock the house took another communication between discovery of the age AllensFoot Easemako the democrats applauded when the away while congress was debating the recess until 1130 p m to give the con- - to the Spanish government sea coast fortifications announces that tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain recognition clause was read As soon as the final determination question and that the Maine disaster f ferees another opportunity to meet cure for sweating callous and hot ach The reading- of the journal had not still remained unavenged ne thought to send it had been reached and it had this work is in a gratifying state of ing feet Try it to day Sold by all tired druggists At 1130 p m the house was formally forwardness and shoe stores 25c Trial been concluded before the clerk of the there should be no further delay FREE notified of the action of the senate and been started on its way to Madrid Siiperintendent Kimball of the Life Address Allen S Olmsted package N Y Le Roy senate announced the passag e of the Mr Davis thought the independence another recess until 12 oclock was Senor Polo de Bernabe the Spanish Savingservice has conferred with As ¬ house Cuban resolutions with senate of Cuba would quickly follow interven taken immediately At midnight the minister in accordance with diplosistant Secretary Roosevelt on emWhen a man becomes thoroughly contentamendments Instantly the galleries tion In order to secure hasty action house recessed until 1230 am to await matic courtesies was furnished a copy ploying the men of the coast service in ed he has outlived his usefulness Chicago were all attention and members leaned Mr Davis moved concurrence in the the action of the conferees of the paper by the colored messenger a regularly organized system of re- ¬ News forward in their seats The leaders house action At 1205 a m the house conferees of Assistant Secretary Day war watched each other with intent alert It was said at the white house that porting from vessels sighted at points At 310 p m the vote was taken on asked to be allowed to have a conferremote ordinary ports of entry n JL S30 features The first move was import the Davis motion to concur in the ence alone and there was a prospect of the terms of the ultimatum would not Such a sj ttam will be a valuable ad ant The motion was reaching a compromise on the original be made public here until Thursday house amendment As the resolutions were read the defeated and the senate refused to con- ¬ basis The Spanish ministers request for junct to the regular observation ser- ¬ vice declaration with regard to the recog- cur The vote was o2 yeas to 40 nays At 1230 the house again recessed un his passports sent immediately on the A novel departure in naval practice nition of the independence of Cuba Ten republicans voted no receipt of the ultimatum was as folSenate til 1 a m is the formatiaa of a marine battalion When Irrjpurities in the Blood was vociferously cheered by the demo- then at once sent the resolutions back Since midnight the senate has been lows which will accompany the North At ¬ crats This demonstration was repeat ¬ to the house Legation de Espana Should Be Expelled in informal recess although technicallantic squadron and be used in landij Washington April 20 1S9S ed when the reading was concluded A motion for a conference commit- ly in session The conference commitMr Secretary The resolution adopt- ng- operations Uoth Mr Dingley the iloor leader of tee was defeated 34 to 43 The resolu- - tee is still in session the house memThe quartermaster generals depart ¬ Americas Greatest ftfledteine is the bers having returned 15 minutes ago ed by the congress of the United States ment of the army is rushing- work on Best Spring Wledicine from a consultation with houseleaders of America and approved Wednesday tents and tent equippage Ordinarily In winter months the perspiration so MEN WHO COMMMD THE NATIONS LAND AND NAVAL FORCES An agreement is understood to have by the president is of such a nature Philadelphia gets these contracts but profuse in summer almost ceases This that my permanence in Washing ton been reached becomes impossible and obliges me to recently the war department has con- throws back into the system the impurities During- this recess the members again making them at Louis that should have been expelled through congregated in the lobby in the rear of request of you the delivery of my pass- tracted for and Chicago also St Quite New York a the pores of the skin This and other The protection of the Spanish the hall and led by several of the port consignment of tents have been al- ¬ causes makes the blood impure in spring younger members sang- many of the interests will be entrusted to the lotted to the militia of the states under Boils pimples humors and eruptions then French ambassador and to the popular songs of the day the act of congress ocappear or some more serious disease may minister On this The conferees on the Cuban- resoluThe war department will need about take its start Hoods Sarsaparilla is the tion reached an agreement at 110 casion very painful to me I have the 200 men as packers for the mule teams remedy for impure blood in all forms a m which is to restore the words honor to renew to you the assurances now being collected by Capt Thomas as proved by its marvelous cures its blood of my highest consideration of are and in the first paragraph and Cruse at Jefferson barracks Chief diseases It is therefore the medicine for Signed Luis Polo de Bernabe to eliminate the Turpie amendment Assistant Secretary Day has directed packers will get 100 a month carga you to take in the spring It expells all recognizing the insurgent government dors that Polos passports be prepared and second 75 first40 class packers 350 and humors and puts the whole system in good entirely class condition for warmer weather At 114 a m Senator Davis presented sent him at once No instructions A detachment of cavalry from Ft were sent to Woodford the departthe conference report in the senate and it was adopted by a vote of 43 ment not regarding- Polos letter an Grant Ariz has been ordered to Ft ¬ answer to our ultimatum Minister Sill I T to take charge of the govto 35 The senate at 150 a m adjourned Polo and staff left Washington at 7 ern ment property at that place Gen Wilson chief of engineers has Is Americas Greatest 5Medicino Sold by all druggists six for Get only Hoods In the house as soon as thefconfer p m At 3 p m the Spanish legatioia furnished to the secretary of war a ence report had been presented Mr are the only pills to take Adams moved the adoption ofhe re- ¬ archives were moved to the Austrian list of engineer officers who with few Hnnfic PiUc ivithHoortsSarsiipanlla exceptions are available to immediate port and upon that motion he de- ¬ legation The Spanish minister goes to Can service with the army in the field It manded the previous question GEORGIA LADIES The g alleries gave cheer after cheer ada Toronto will be his temporary is most comprehensive in character and includes the names of nearly every TELL THE TRUTH as the resolutions were read The de- home officer of the engineer department The president in the ultimatum to mand for the previous question cut off throughout the United States In ordebate and Mr Bailey and Mr John- ¬ the Spanish government transmits a der to Bullards Ga writes Eight take care of the important river son rep Ind both appealed foika few copy of the resolutions passed by conyears ago 1 had Slow Fever 3 months Five Doctors atminutes time Mr Adams refused to gress which resolutions he states he and harbor and other engineering tended me but I continued yield time for debate owirpy row the has signed He demands that Spain works in charge of these officers it to grow worse until I comprobably will be necessary in par ¬ lateness of the hour Mr Johnson withdraw her army and navy forces menced taking MA Simmons iLiver3r Medicine protested indignantly Mr BjajJey de fxom Cuban waters as required by the ticular cases where the works can three times a day and I was manded the ayfisaSfnoes andtfterolt Serins of the act of congress no date not be entirely neglected to double well before one Package was taken Have taken a was called The previous question was for the withdrawal being- mentioned treble and quadruple theilutierlof few doses Black Draught and then states that if a satisfactory some of the officers in order that the 171 121 ordered but did not think it cleansed my Liver as well asDrM The first roll call on the adoption of answer is not received here before services of others may be availed of in ASI 21 the report showed 293 yeas and 5 nays Saturday next he will proceed at once military field operations In a major FsmaleComplaints The conference report was adopted to carry the resolution of congress in- ¬ ity of cases the names are given with the general idea that the officers will There are two critical and even dangei ous to effect by the house 310 to 6 Great apin female At 1203 the house was notified that not be called away from their present periodsnecessary life when the greatest plause care is The first when the girl passes from child The following voted against the the president had approved the Cuban duties for more than a few months In the event of hostilities the en- ¬ hood to womanhood if through ignorance resolutions It was greeted with a adoption of the report Boutelle rep or neglect is gineers office of the war department interfered this mysterious developmentthe Me with or thwarted even in Brewer dem Ala Gardner tremendous outburst of applause smallest degree they are liable to some Chairman Hull of the military af will promptly take steps to form a malady frequently rep N J Johnson rep Ind Loud proving most serious corps of officers especially detailed to each as hysteria fairs committee asked unanimous conrep Cal McCall rep Mass lits or even consumption while at the second period called cnangc sent in the house for the consideration assist the armv in the field in en sin At 243 a m the house adjourned of life there is often much distress and of the bill authorizing the president eering projects Speaker Reed will not sign the Cudanger At both these periods of life Dr The attention of Adjt Gen Corbin Simmons Sqaaw Vino Wine is invalu ban resolution until after the house to call out volunteers He said he had able anditisrecommended that a dose of it of the army having been called to cer just received a message from the white meets Tuesday at noon It will then be taken twice a week for some time be tween and during- the menstrual periods go to the vice president and after his house urging the necssity for the pas- tain publications statinjr that illfeeling existed between the regular and for strengthening the system we sage of the bill Wednesday signature to the president strongly urge the use of Dr 31 A Sim Although the text of the ultimatum army and the national guards of sevThe president retired before mid snonsiiiver Medicine a dose at bedtiraa WESLEY MEPPTT wM CRAHn I night and the white house was desert- ¬ was not made public it is known that eral states he stated that so far as he DEFT opTJae dspt opthc ZssiSk ARroy ed except for the executive clerk Mr with it is transmitted to the Spanish was informed the report had no Montgomery who received the bulle- government through Minister Wood foundation in fact that so far as he Seville Ga says I have ford a copy of the joint resolutions of could ascertain or was advised only tin announcing the senates action used Dr M A Simmons Washington April 19 The resolu- congress together with the statement the most cordial relations existed and Li v esc Sledicino in my that they have received executive ap- every effort to retain these relations tion as agreed to is as follows family for 20 years with sucproval In compliance with their was being fostered and put forth by cess in many cases of Indi ¬ JOINT RESOLUTION gestion and Sour Stom Joint resolution for the recognition terms the president makes a demand officers in authority in the war depart ch I think it superior to the majority and Mr Bailey the ti on now goes back to the house and of the independence of the people of upon Spain to withdraw her land and ment Thedfords Black Draught Washington April 20 The authori democratic leader were on their feet another vote on Cuban recognition in Cuba demanding that the government naval forces from the island and its and Zeilins Regulator Mr Dingley was recognized by the the house is probable tative statement was made at the war and I shall rennmmnnfl Ti r The radicals in of Spain relinquish its authority and waters and in the event that a M speaker and immediately moved con- the senate opposed a conference government in the island of Cuba and satisfactory response to this de department Tuesday that on the first MJawfBgBI liveA S In 351 as long as I currence in the senate amendment In the house Mr Dingley at once mov- ¬ to withdraw its land forces mand is not received by the presi- call for troops only the national guard fiyote rla with an amendment striving out the ed that the house insist on its amend- ¬ from Cuba and Cubanand navaland di dent by Saturday next he will will be given an opportunity to volun- ¬ waters Is caused by natural or acquired feebleness clause in the first resolution which ment and ask for a conference Mr recting the president of the This stateproceed with the armed forces of the teer for service in war of constitution mentalsufferingandchiefly recognized the independence of the ex Bromwell rep O moved to concur in States to use the land and navalUnited United States to carry these resolu- ment is in accordance with those made derangements of the sexual system such as forces developisting republic The actual form of the senate amendments The president does by Secretary Alger to the national menstrual irregularities delayedtoo strong Yeas and of the United States to carry these res- tions into effect motion which was reduced to writ na s ordered on Bromwells motion to olutions into effect guardsmen who called upon him ment of the generative organs ora fit the the not name any hour of the day of Sat sexual propensities During should be ing was as follows I move to con concur in senate recognition urday prior to which Spain must make at the war department on Saturday patients clothes abundance loosened she Whereas The abhorrent conditions an of fresh air cur in the senate amendment to the the modified Hull bill should have copious and continuous appli Bromwells motion to concur in sen- ¬ which have existed for more than answer if at all to our demands but a when The sudden house joint resolution with an amend ate amendment recognizing Cuban in- three years in reasonable assumDtionis that any time for the expansion of the army in time cation of cold water to the head and face will of cut the lit short Between the paroxisms ment striking- out in the first para dependence was defeated on first roll near our own the islandhave Cuba so up to midnight Saturday will be re of war was under consideration Sec DrM A SimiuonsI iverSIedicinoshouId borders shocked graph the words are and and also call 14S to 172 garded as a compliance with the terms retary Alger thinks that such a course be taken to correct torpidity of the bowels the moral sense of andaconrsa of treatment with Dr Sim the words and that the government Dingley moved to insist and ask a United States have the people of the of the ultimatum One of the mem- is in keeping with sound disci etion been a disgrace to Wine which is specially of the United States hereby recognizes conference and the dictates of common sense for mons Squaw Vino the uterine disorders Carried without a di Christian civilization culminating as bers of the cabinet in speaking- of this adapted to remove the republic of Cuba as the true and vision they have in the destruction of a feature said that the government the organized militia have gone to i lawful government of that island so The following were appointed by the United States battle ship with 26G oi would not hold a stop watch on Spain great expense and have devoted much hat the first paragraph of the senate speaker as conferees on the Cuban res- its officers and crew while on in this emergency and could well af time to perfecting themselves for mili amendment will read as follows First olutions Adams rep Pa Heatwole visit in the and ford on our own account to give her tary duty Any other course he bethe people of the island of Cuba of rep Minn and Dinsmore dem can not longerharbor of Havana been three days to decide a question which lieves would be destructive to the best that be endured as has Go to your grocer to day right ought to be free and independent Ark set forth by the president of the Unit- may involve the destiny of the nation interests of the guard Upon his motion Mr Dinley deThe senate when the resolution was ed States in his message to From this time on war preparations and get a 15c package of Accident on a Race Trade oi manded the previous question which returned with the house request for a April 11 1S9S upon which congress will g o forward with renewed activity 20 Cincinnati April There was an the action vwr1 served xto cut off amendment and de conference promptly acceded to the re- ¬ of congress was invited therefore and both the army and the navy will other accident at the Queen City Jockey bate quest 1 That the people of the island be put in position for active opera- club track at Newport Tuesday Mr Bailey who was still upon his Mr Davis moved that the conferees of Cuba are and of right ought- to be tions There seems to be little doubt scrona in the first race fell with Carl her feet asked if the motion to concur be appointed by the chair but Mr free and independent that the first move will be to rider L Scott on the back stretch and with an amendment precluded a mo- Allen Xeb objected and wanted the more 2 That it is the duty of the blockade one or soon of the Cu- broke her neck Dominis also went tion to concur and was informed by conferees named by the senate as an army down with Jockey Campbell and ports and as United States to demand and the gov ban the speaker that it would not if the The conferees on part of the senate ernment of the United States does of occupation can be transported to latter was so badly injured that he the It takes the place of cof¬ motion was voted down It was a mo after much discussion were appointed hereby demand that the government oi them a demand will be made for an to be sent to the hospital althoughhad no by the chair They are Messrs Davis Spain at once relinquish its authority unconditional surrender and in the bones were broken Jockey ment of intense excitement fee at J the cost Scott es Mr Johnson rep Ind and Mr Foraker and Morg an and government in the island of Cuba event of a refusal the work of reduci- caped without injury Dominis had a Bromwell rep O were on their feet Made from pure grains it The conferees of the house and sen- and withdraw large gash cut in his head by falling and naval forces ng- them by bombardment will be both demanding recognition to state ate on the Cuban resolution met at 045 from Cuba and its land waters immediately is nourishing and health-¬ Cuban on Carl scron a parliamentary inquiries The former pm and agrqed at once a practical 3 That the president of the United Enlisting in London ful to ask unanimous consent to address agreement having been reached before States be and hereby is directConsider Cuba Lost London April 21 The rush of apthe house in antagonism to the motion they went into session The resolution ed ana empowered to use the entire Nkv York April 20 The Insist thatyour trrocer gives you GRAIN O but he was howled down But when will stand as the senate passed it land and naval forces of the United plicants for enlistment in the United Madrid correspondent cables Heralds uu IUIIULIIOH that the States army and navy was continued general feeling there is Mr Bromwell a moment later declar ¬ striking out the Turpie amendment States and to call that Cuba is into actual service oi Wednesday Between 40 and 50 Ened that he wished to offer a motion to recognizing the independence of the the United States the militia of the sev glish and Irish sailors or soldiers or lost to Spain Every one although concur the democratic side sent up Cuban republic The words are and5 eral states to such extent as may be nec- would be soldiers or sailors applied believing that if war shall break out cheer upon cheer in the first section are restored The essary to carry these resolutions intc for enlistment at the United States Spains hold on the island will soon The republican side was ominously conference report will be submitted effect end is determined that the victory of consulate Wednesday morning The speaker sternly com- to both houses at S pm silent 4 Tbafthe United States hereby disthe United States shall be dearly won Best In the World for all Purposes manded order and then informed Mr Both houses recessed until 8 pm claim any disposition or intention to Order Countermanded Vlzcaya and Oquondo at St Vincent vwriie 10 Bromwell that his motion could not Mr Davis has submitted to the re exercise sovereignty jurisdiction or Atlanta Ga April 21 The order St Vincent Cape Verde Islands Tha Standard Scalebe entertained until that of Mr Ding port of the conference committee on control over said island except for the issued by the war department Wednes and Supply Co asserts itsde ley had been disposed of the Cuban resolution simply reporti- pacification thereof and accomplished day morning- removing- the Twenty April 20 The first class Spanish cruis ers Vizcaya and Almirante Oquendo termination when that is Mr Bailey under cover ot waking ng- a disagreement Mr Coekrell to leave the fifth infantry from Chickamauga to Manufacturers yk parliamentary inquiry brougnt out moved ihe senate insist upon its j the island tocrovernment and control oi Mobile was countermanded late Wed lat reported at Porto Rico arrived PITTSBURGH Pa its people here at noon Tuesday do reinforce the MACHINERY MANY IMFROVESKXTS nesdav eveniacr WT SDanish fleet in these waters i LOWJUS KYMAW Sounded hy the United States interpose with the point of order that Mr Bromwells motion took prece ¬ Congress at 115 Tuesday dence over that of Mr Dingley When Mr Boutelle of Maino ascerMorning April 19 clearly the fact that unless the potion of Mr Dingley was voted down the house could not vote on the motion to concur of which Mr Bromwell had sriven notice Mr Sulzer dem N Y attempted to amendments wijiovt asking- anothei - SPAINS MINISTER Handed His Passports and He leaves I ¬ conference The senate voted without division to further insist upon its disagreement to the house amendments The senate by a vote of 39 to 40 re- ¬ fused to appoint another conference committee At 935 the house was officially noti- ¬ fied of the senates action in further insisting- The democrats applauded the announcement Mr Adams repM Pa as soon as the report of disagree- ¬ ment had been read moved that the house still further insist upon its amendments and request a further conference Again Mr Bromwell moved that the house recede from its disagreement and concur in the senate amendments At 915 p m the senate took a recess for one hour Mr Allens amendment to have con- ¬ ferees selected by ballot was lost 28 to 49 The chair then appointed as conferees Senators Davis Foraker and Morgan Recess for half an hour The senate has taken another recess - Washington The Cuban Resolutions Made a Law and 3IcKinley Sends an Ulti ¬ matum to Spain ¬ There is more Catarrh in this section oftne country tuan an otuer diseases put to- gether and until the last few years wa supposed to be incurable For a great many The Army and Navy Prepared for a years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by con War With Spain stantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable Science has proven A Marine liatallion Will Accompany the catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment North Atlantic Squadron to Be Used Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J in Landing Operations Quar ¬ Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only termasters Busy IN READINESS - Sri ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - on ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ B ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i - - ¬ ¬ - Austrian- - -Hungarian ¬ ¬ ¬ - oocFs 1 Sarsaparla ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fcfe ¬ ¬ ¬ - i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ - iPSr T ¬ ¬ ¬ n 9 EJapJ i ¬ ¬ ¬ w ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ be-g-u- n ¬ ¬ If tn-v-u-y ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SCALES SHHIKdV bbii mm4 0W b ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ TIFFIN Uie tc Ifrt g - trfjJ j jU3 taft CjSJii3W r -- PMSJKO JS1- yffK 8 vjm - Vlifny- - THE BOUEBON NEWS PARIS KY FBJDAY APRIL 22 1898 yiFTY FIFTH CONGKESS Bki- First Regular Session more than six hours Thursday afternoon the senate had the resolutions proposed by the commit- ¬ tee on foreign relations under consideration The speeches delivered upon the various phases of the situation eloquent spirited and vehement as all of them were disclosed no ir reconeilable differences among those who spoke All were in favor of action in some form by the government of the United States The most radical differences was as to whether the resolutions finally adopted should recognize the independence of the Cuban republic or sim- ¬ ply declare for armed intervention with a view tothe ultimate freedom and independence of the Cuban people After vainly endeavoring on two occasions to agree to a time for a vote upon the resolutions and after voting down a motion to adjourn the senate finally amid xuuch confusion agreed to adjourn until 10 oclock Saturday House The session of the house Thursday was dull and absolutely devoid of interest The galleries and the floor were almost deserted During the afternoon bills were passed to au- ¬ thorize the secretary of the interior to rent or lease sites on forest reservations for hotels or sanitariums for the preservation and protec- ¬ tion of pnblic records Washington April 16 Senate During jPriday speeches were made on the Cuban reso- ¬ lutions by Messrs Cullom 111 Berry Ark Daniel Va Tillman S C Wolcott Col Chilton Tex Teller Col Spooner Wis Fully 20 other senators are Stewart Nev on the viqc presidents list for speeches All tae deliverances were characterized by bril ¬ liance and eloquence but it is no detraction from the effort of any man to say thai the not- ¬ able utterances were made by Mr Wolcott Mr Daniel and Mr Spooner House Only a single incident at the session of the house Friday was worthy of public Mr Bailey the democratic leader notice arose to a question of privilege to reply to a Philadelphia newspaper criticism charging him with responsibility for the disorderly scene in the house on Wednesday The house vrangled all afternoon on a bill to refer a claim of the Erie railroad for mail service amounting to about 8300000 to the court of claims It was not passed At 445 the house recessed until 8 oclock At the night session the house passed 26 private pension bills and adjourned at 1030 until Saturday Washington April 18 Senate The sen- ¬ ate Saturday night passed the following reso- ¬ lutions by a vote of 67 to 21 after a lengthy de ¬ bate Kesolved By the senate and house of representatives of the United States of Amer- ¬ ica in congress assembled 1 That the people of the island of Cuba are and of right ought to be free and independent and that the govern mentof the United States hereby recognizes the republic of Cuba as the true and lawful 2 That it is the government of that island duty of the United States to demand and the government of the United States does hereby demand that the government of Spain at once relinquish its authority and 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 here- ¬ by is directed to use the entire land and naval forces of the United States and to call into service of the United States militia of the sev- ¬ eral states to such extent as may be necessary to carry these resolutions into effect 4 That the United States hereby disclaim any disposi ¬ tion or intention to exercise sovereignty juris- ¬ diction or control over said island except for the pacification thereof and assert its deter- ¬ mination when that is accomplished to leave thf government and control of the island to its lo 3 AFFECTS RIGHTS PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Hex J H Williams a colored preacher of Mascoutah 111 has applied to the courts of that place for a mandamus A NAVAL OFFICER CORTES OPENED Queen Regent Christina Beads Her Ad PREMIER SAGASTA Dispels All Hopes of Spain Yielding to Our fcon HOW WAR Washington April Senate For Washington April 21 I hope said a prominent naval officer Wednes day who has given much thought tc the subject that the plan of opera tions decided upon by the department will not include an attack by our flee on Morro Castle and the forts at Ca banas as the first stioke of the cam paign If we do this many of oui ships are sure to be crippled and sent home for repairs Our docking facilities on the South Atlantic coast are so limited that the vessels would either have to be- sent far north to be repaired or else await their time for docking in the south The Spaniards are taking the cue and are displaying much military sagacity in the movement of their ships They are concentrating them in their home ports and if our fleets are disabled by attempting to reduce the fortifications at Havana they will steam over here and inflict irreparable damage upon them It seems to me the proper thing for us to do would be to attempt to land a large force of men in Cuba surround the fortifications and starve out the Spaniards meanwhile keeping up a blockade of the harbor and the coast by our fleet of ships I think with an army of 20000 men supple mented bv the insurgents strength on the island we would be able to do this You will remember that during the late war our fleets suffered considerably in the attack on the forts in Charleston harbor whereas when the soldiers holding them ascertained that Sherman was coming with an army from the inland they began to evacuate ¬ ¬ Thinks OurDockins Facilities in the Soutl Atlantic is Limited ¬ when he was 100 miles away These matters have been brought to the attention of the strategic board which is now formulating a plan of campaign ¬ SMALL RIOT Between the Colored Troops and Citizens at Key West Fla Key West Fla April 21 An affray people House The house held a short session Sat ¬ urday and at 135 p m adjourned until Monday morning Washington April 19 Senate The sen- ¬ ate Monday passed the minority report of the foreign relations committee with the Foraker md Teller amendments recognizing the Cu- ¬ ban republic and for armed intervention in the Island The resolutions were returned from he house with tl e Foraker amendment recog- nizing the independence of the Cuban republic lt wnu thrn sent tr nnnfcrpticn nnrl nn lipinrr p turned to the senate was concurred in House The house defeated the Foraker amendment to the senate committee on for egn relations- - report on the Cuban joint reso- lutions and passedthe report with the Teller amendment at 115 Tuesday morning after having been passed upon by a conference com- ¬ mittee Washington April 20 Senate Compara- ¬ tively little business was transacted by the senate Tuesday all of the senators being fa- ¬ tigued on account of their long vigil Monday night over the Cuban resolution Considera ¬ tion of the sundry civil appropriation bill was resumed and the wide latitude of debate per ¬ mitted under the rules of the senate afforded opportunity for some explanations to be made concerning the action of the sen Mr Cockrell ite upon the Cuban question Mo and Mr Bacon Ga explained the ac t on of the democrats in voting against tho conference report in the early hours of Tues- ¬ day morning and the colluqies that ensued be tween them ami some of the republican sen- ¬ ators were spicy und interesting A running lire of debate was precipitated which was par ¬ ticipated in by Mr Mantle Mont Mr Cannon Utah Mr Hale Me Mr Spooner Wis and others the discussion lasting about three occurred Wednesday which shows that considerable feeling exists against the colored troops or rather their presence here Sergt Williams of Com- ¬ pany G Twenty fifth infantry was with a brother soldier examining a revolver at a street corner when a policeman asked him to put the weapon away According to the story of the police Sergeant Williams refused and challenged the policeman to compel him The policeman drew his revolver but the weapon missed fire Meanwhile the soldier blazed away He was overpowered before any one was hurt During the struggle to overcome the Negro several white men struck him in the face Williams was locked up at the city hall The police say Col Daggett had issued an order forbidding the troops to carrj- - sidearms The streets were well filled at the time and it was for ¬ tunate that no one was killed The escapade has raised feeling to a high pitch and race trouble is feared Twenty minutes after Williams ar- ¬ rest 25 soldiers of the Twenty fifth in ¬ fantry fully armed with rifles and fix ed bayonets surrounded the house of Sheriff Knight and demanded that he release the prisoner The sheriff was alone and ill The Negro troops gave him five minutes to comply with their demand and he decided that dis- ¬ cretion was the better part of valor and gae up his man Col Daggett when the latter feature of the affair was brought to his attention said he would investigate it thoroughly and if the report was true would discipline every man severely ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The speaker immediately signed them and as 4oon as the reading of the journal was con- ¬ cluded at 1216 p m he announced his dgnature There was no demonstration The enrolling clerk at his siCe seized the resolutions and hurried with thorn across to the capitoL Mr Dingley stated that in view f the fact that the house had been sitting all niht and that the members were weary he f would move to adjourn Accordingly at 1232 p m the house adjourned Washington April Senate During the five hours of discussion in the senate Wed ¬ nesday afternoon of its recent action upon the Cuban resolutions in the course of which sev- ¬ eral extended speeches were made by senators who voted against the conference report upon the resolutions only one point was developed That was made by Mr Foraker O in the course of a brief statement concerning the recognition of the Cuban republics independence He said I think quickly speedily possibly even now on the very day when the ultimatum has been sent to Spain pursuant to the resolutions that passed here this government has practically recog ¬ nized the republic of Cuba and I think possi ¬ bly it is true we will 11 know by Thursday that that government is being olnMally dealt with by the representatives of this govern- ¬ ment as it should be House The house Wednesday passed the bill empowering the president to call out the volunteer forces and providing for their organ- ¬ ization The bill was drafted at the war de ¬ partment introduced in the house Tues ¬ day reported and considered and by Wednesday No the committee such expedition could have been possible ex ¬ cept under the stress of war pressure The bill is permanent in its character The princi ¬ pal change made in the bill as introduced was that the appointment of all regimental officers are to be made bv the governors of the states This action conforms to the practice of the civil war Army Nurse Tenders Her Services -- London April 21 The Daily Mail sade editorially Thursday morning When one reads the stirring words of the queen regent and notes the fine enthusiasm of her subjects one may feel more than a passing regret that such a Quixote temper should be wasted on a cause so hopeless and so unworthy hours House The house presented a most deso ¬ a great nation Spain will fall from late appearance when it convened at noon among the peoples of the earth un after the weary all night session While the honored if not unwept America may journal was being read Mr Hager rep la chairman of the committee on enrolled bills have a hard and costly task but the brought in the Cuban resolutions which had cleansing of Cuba is a piece of scaveng ¬ been enrolled under his personal direction ing that will live in history The Daily Mail on the Situation 1 Ostend April 21 Don Carlos the Spanish pretender accompanied by a numerous suite has arrived here It is understood that the pretender will remain at Ostend for some time to come Ostend is a seaport town of Belgium in West Flanders on the North sea and only about 50 miles from England where the followers of Don Carlos have been very active re cently under the leadership of the earl of Ashburnhara Ostend has reg ular steam communication with Lon ¬ Don Carlos Movements ¬ ¬ don and Dover Washington April 21 The contract for supplying the post office depart ment with envelopes during the ensu ing four years was Wednesday given to the Purcell Envelope Co of Hol yoke Mass Their bid was 407200 per year It is estimated by Third Assistant Postmaster General Merritt that under this contract the government will pa- - during the four years Si 010 000 less than former v ¬ ¬ The Contract Let ¬ Atlanta Ga April 21 The retire¬ ment of Col H C Cook commanding at Fort McPherson and now on his way to Tampa Fla at the head of the Fifth infantry has been ordered by the medical board o the department of the gulf on account of disability Gen Brooke in Chattauooru Col Cooks Retirement Demands Status of Property and Persons in Madrid via Paris April 20 The Belligerent and Xeutrnl Nations Madrid April 21 The Spanish supporters of the government in both Some Points in Law cortes was opened Wednesday after- ¬ houses of parliament met in the senate noon It was a magnificent sight All chamber at 5 oclock Tuesday after The effect of a state of war upon the the wealth and beauty of Madrid gath- noon Senor Sagasta the premier ad- rights of persons whether native or ered in the senate where every avail- ¬ dressed them as follows alien and upon contracts property and able foot of space was occupied There The times are so grave and the cir- trade is a matter of greatest interest at was a terrific crush at the entrance cumstances are so exceptional that The leading authorities leading to the senatorial seats many acts and not words are necessary to this time subject are Henry Wheaton of which were occupied by ladies face the present difficulty Attempts tipon this Large bodies of troops were drawn up are being made to sully the glorious Theodore D Woosley and Francis outside the building including the history of Spain by an infamous cal- Wharton and from the works of these handsomely uniformed blue dragoons umny The different Spanish govern- masters of international law the fol ¬ and the magnificently attired palace ments have done their utmost to avert lowing information is extracted During a state of war neither belligguards the war to which we are being proerent has Jic right to Mie in the courts All the members of the diplomatic voked We have now reached the limcorps were present in full dress its of concession compatible with honor of the other to enforce a contract or The citizens of t he par-¬ collect a debt The queen regent read her speech and territorial integrity from the throne with the little king We consented to the last concession ties of course come under the same ¬ on her left There was great enthusi- at the instance of the pope and the prohibitions Contracts made with an asm She referred to the troubles powers We yielded in fact but now enenvy during a state of war cannot be mentioned at the last session of the attempts are made upon our honor and enforced in the courts of either nation cortes saying they had increased ow- ¬ menaces directed against our terri- after war is concluded ing to the attitude on the part of the tory That is a thing to which The general rule as to treaties is that people of the United States in foment- ¬ Spain will never consent Apthey are abrogated by war But cer adding that hitherto plause ing rebellion This is not the moment to tain treaties are exempted from this SDain had submitted to these threats trace a parliamentary programme but rule Privateering treaties are an ex- ¬ and injuries as not being the genuine the moment to unite ourselves as oui ample of such exemptions and it is expression of the American nation fathers have done in the face of an to note but becoming national they would odious attempt against the integrity worth whileSpain ishere that the United a signatory to the States nor oblige me to break relations with the of our territory The insult offered us of Paris 1S36 United States to day is the most infamous that has declaration to thisin The parties declaration which Continuing the queen regent said ever been offered Prolonged apincludes all the principal powers of Eu that in the supreme crisis the pope plause spoke words of peace which were Continuing Senor Sagasta counseled rope agreed to abolish privateering hearkened to by my government in the rapid constitution of chambers in but the United States declined to sign the firm consciousness of right and in order to accord to the government the unless the condition was made that the the strict performance of international means to defend the countrys inter- private property not contraband of all nations at all times be secure from duties ests Spains grati ¬ Her majesty added Spain he added will not allow a seizure on the high seas This govern- ¬ to the pope and also to parcel of her territory to be taken ment took the ground that as long as tude is due the great powers whose actions from her with impunity nor will she such exemption was not made the na- ¬ strengthens my convictions that be a party to any trafficking for her tion with a small navy would be at a Spains cause deserves universal sym possessions great disadvantage path An enemys property after war is de ¬ Continuing her majesty said clared may be seized wherever found Possibly however the peace ef¬ except when it is located in the terri- ¬ forts may fail to control the evil pastory of neutrals It is not customary sions excited against Spain Lest this however in modern times to seize the moment arrive I have summoned the property of noncombatants who are cortes to defend our rights whatever subjects of the enemy temporarily dom- ¬ sacrifice they may entail Thus iden To confiscate stocks bonds or iciled tifying myself with the nation I not the real estate of a noncombatant would only fulfill the oath I swore in accept ¬ be sure to call forth reprisals and would ing the regency but I follow the dic- ¬ thus react upon the belligerent who tates of a mothers heart trusting to took the first step in this direction the Spanish people to gather behind Generally a certain period is fixed my sons throne and to defend it until within which citizens of a belligerent he is old enough to defend it himself leave the territory of its opponent after as well as trusting to the Spanish peo war has been declared and in case they to defend the honor and the terri- ¬ 2le leave the country within this specified tory of the nation The queen regent then referred to time then property is safe from confisthe trouble in the Philippine islands cation during their passage to their COMMODORE C S NORTON and continuing said own or some other country Commandant of the Navy Yard at WashAlthough a dark and gloom future Strictly speaking belligerents have ington d C s before us the difficulties are not the right just as soon as war is declared bejxnd our powers with our glorious to seize each others ships and cargoes THIRD SQUADRON army navy and the united nation be- ¬ in their respective ports as droits of fore foreign aggression we trust in To Be Organized at New York City It Will admiralty but here again modern Protect United States Seaports God that we shall overcome without Washington April 20 A third na practices have established the custom stain on our honor the baseless and val squadron is to be rapidly assem- of giving notice of the time in which unjust attacks made upon us Marshal Lopez Dominguez in an bled at New York under Commodore shipping must be removed This time the seaports interview is quoted as expressing con- ¬ J A Powell to protect The squadron was fixed at 40 days at the time of the of the United States Crimean war The ship of one belligfidence in the Cubans joining the been officially designated the pa- erent if it sails before war is declared Spaniards against the American forces has It willconsist of the for one of the ports of the other bellig- ¬ The minister of marine Adm Berme trol squadron If how-¬ jo and Adm Berango and Butler de ¬ protectejofcruiser San Francisco flag erent is safe from seizure ship and thenuxiliary cruisers Yosem ever a ship sails to a neutral port she is clared the Spanish people can thor itei Prairie Yankee and Dixie Thev IiableJ07seizure During hostilities all oughly rely on the bravery of the fare exped to be in sliaje Iforf service inhabitant native and alien are com- Spanish fleets pelled to discontinue all The senators and deputies in the in two weeks The New York naval militia on the with the inhabitants of theintercourse lobbies of parliament Wednesday night country at talked most determinedly and declared Prairie will be commanded bj Commo- war with the one in which they live the demands of the United States dore Train the Massachusetts militia The property of the citizens of either would be energetically rejected and the Yankee commanded by Command- belligerent who live in the country ol that all the war credits would be voted er W S Brownson the Maryland mi- the other belligerent is looked upon as by Comlitia the without demur the chambers sitting mander C Dixie commanded Michigan a part of the property of their adopteM H Davis and the all night long if necessary land and b ing regarded as such is liThe utmost reticence is observed militia the Yosemite commanded by able to the reprisals authorized by their now regarding the movements of the Commander W H Emery native country Such property as this Spanish warships class of persons may have in the trade of their adopted country may be seized GREAT BRITAIN by their native country until such time Will Not Allow English Trade to Be Ruined as they declare their national charby lrlvateers Either American or Span ¬ acter In this case a declaration of ish intention is not enough since mere London April 21 The Times cordeclarations might be made with thein- dially welcoming the announcement tention of escaping all liabilities to that both as regards privateering and euner party to rno conttict Chicago the seizure of the enemys goods in ¬ W Chronicle neutral ships the United States in tends to adhere to the practice of the great European states says MAN EVERYBODY KNOWS it is to be hoped that Spain will follow this good example It will be His Time Worn Fad and the Serioua difficult for her to lag behind the Discomfort It Caused Other United States but in any case it is People well that the belligerents should be notified before hand that England at There was a man I know a man a any rate can not look with indifference man who liked fresh air A man whose on a revival of obsolete methods of craze for ozone was far beyond com ¬ warfare It ought to be made clear to pare with any other kind of craze this the world and especially to the belligC PENDLETON COMMANDER E man who liked fresh air erents that we do not intend to allow Head of Gun Factory Ordnance Depart He never smoked was never drunk ment Washington British trade to be ruined while we his temper was the best his virtues have a navy capable we hope of pro Port Sheridan Troops Start South and his talents were clearly manifest tecting it Chicago April 20 The troops at he was a perfect paragon his bitterest Ladies of the Legation Leave Madrid Fort Sheridan who have been ready foes confessed Madrid April 21 Miss Woodford to start since Saturday left for the Oh genial was his presence his man the daughter of Gen Woodford and south at noon Tuesday It had been ner debonair Moliest fellow in the the remaining ladies of the United expected that they would inarch town youd innocently swear that States legation left Madrid Wednes-da- - through the city but Gen Brookes is on first acquaintance this man who night They will join Mrs Wood- commander of the department would liked fresh air ford in Paris They were accompanied not permit this The troops are to go But mark you he has not a friend to the French capital by Lieut G L over the Belt line to the Illinois CenDyer the United States naval attache tral and Pennsylvania tracks the The faithless ones are fled and those Gen Woodford G S Sickles the sec- former to take Battery A Second ar the loyal hearted most probably are retary- of the United States legation tillery and a squad of cavalry to dead from colds and coughs and divers and Capt Bliss the United States mil Cliickamauga park and the latter the ills by divers chills inbred For lo in draughts he reveled in itary attache will leave as soon as the Fourth infantry to Louisville office or in car he let down windows ministers final instructions from National Express Cos Offer from the top he set the doors ajar Washington have been carried out Detroit Mich April 20 The Na glorious doctrine of fresh air he War Supplies for tkie United Stare ional Express Co has sent to all its the prated near and far He froze his wifes New York April 21 War supplies offices notice that all employes who for the United States government came are members of militia companies or geraniums one bitter winter day and from England Wednesday on the other military bodies or who may be warm as his affection was she packed steamships Mohawk and Mississippi called to active service in the prospect- and went away he froze up all the The Mississippi carried IS cases of rapid-- ive war will be allowed half pay dur water pipes for which he had to pay fire guns 12 cases of gun castings ing their entire term of service and But he didnt pay tne doctors bills his and o0 tons of ammunition The Mo all who return alive will be reinstated martyred friends declare for all the hawk brought 44 cases of rapid fire at full pay either in the position he colds he gave them and furthermore guns 20 packages of gun castings and vacated or in one carrying equal com they swear his fad it was that froze 146 cases of gun machinery them out the man who liked fresh air pensation dress From the Throne Her Little Stood By Her Side ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to compel the county clerk to issue to him a license to marr Miss Lavina Davis a white girl of hitr congregation Prince Bismarck is daily hoping to be able to dispense with his bath chair to which he has lately taken a vehement dislike His sentiments and opinions are always of a most determined char- ¬ acter though his nurses say that he is b3 reason of will power a docile and good patient Mrs Janet McDonald has been sent by the chamber of commerce and Half Million club of San Francisco on a tour of the south and east with the view of attracting immigrants and capi- ¬ tal to California Mrs McDonald was formerly in the millinery business She is said to be a forceful speaker Emperor William of Germanjhas discarded mechanical rowing exercise in his bathroom for tennis Even in this respect his policy of thorough is ad- ¬ hered to During the whole of his win ¬ ter residence in J erlin he has been play¬ ing tennis for two hours daily at his private court in the Hohenzollern gar dens Miss Dora Gordon of Ladaga Indhas brought suit against the owners of a slaughter house to recover wages for picking G000 chickens At the first trial some of the jurors could- not be made to believe that so small and pretty a girl could defeather so many fowls in the time she said she did and a hung jury was the result Gen Lew Wallace spoke at South Bend Ind1 the other evening in aid of the fund to erect a statue in South Bend to Schuyler Colfax vice president with Grant Colfax was an ardent Odd Fel- ¬ low and the founder of the Daughters of Bebekah It is expected those orders will lend assistance each lodge in the country contributing such sums as the members see fit - HAVANAS WICKEDNESS Women Subjected to Grons Insult and Vice and Dirt Abound To Day In CubaH Capital City A city where the keeping of Sundiay as Englishmen and Americans keep it is unknown a city in which women cannot move abroad alone at any time of the day without danger of insult a city whose chief amusements are bull fighting and cock fighting where thi cigar and cigarette are smoked eter- ¬ nally and the cafe and the music hall are the chief delights of the populace UMP ¬ ¬ ¬ this is Havana to day of the city ¬ ¬ ¬ -- that have caused men ex ¬ perienced in eil things to declare that Havana is the wickedest place in the world Vice flourishes here as it does in few other cities It is about the only thing that the citizens seem to care to see flourish Havana is not only morallysbugfua There are features of the daily life ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I cJM jS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j P Chattanooga Tenn April 21 Maj Boston April 21 Mrs Margaret secretary of the Massachu Gen Brooke and staff arrived in the Hamilton At So0 setts Army Nurses association has city Wednesday afternoon written a letter to Gov Wolcott ten 650 cavalrj troops from Fort Jefferson dering1 her services as an army nurse Mo came in Fifty five cars of artilfor the Bay state soldiers and sailors lery from Fort Mver arrived Wednes should there be war between the day evening Several thousand troops United States and Spain Mrs Ham will arrive Wednesda night and ilton is 57 years old and served three Thursday years as an arnry nurse during the civil Submarine Boat Receives an Official Test war New York April 21 The submarine boat Holland was tested officially Spurgeona Taberuaclo Burned London April 21 bpurgeons tab- Wednesday under the direction of a inspection and proved ernacle was destroyed by fire Weunes naval board ofsuccess an undoubted Iday afternoon ¬ ¬ ¬ April 21 Lieut U S A under authority of the Little war department is organizing a regi ment of cavalry in Lincoln Bedford and Giles counties Lieut Sam Seay U S A is organizing a regiment of infantry under similar orders in coun- ¬ ties contiguous to Nashville and has five companies ready ¬ Nashville Tenn Organizing a Regiment of CavalryJ Gen AVade ¬ 21Brig Gen Spain Holds the United States Responsible Wade and staff passed through Atlanta Madrid ApriljJO Spain has sent a from St Paul at 11 oclook Wednesday note to her ambassador outlining her night The party will reach Tampa grievances and holding the United Thursday States responsible for war Ga Atlanta April and Staff Washington April 20 The war department Tuesday practically decided that its first call to arms would be for J0000 men to be taken from the mili tia of the several states There are some complications in the matter which it will take a little time to adjust and which will prevent the issuance of a call to day and may delay it aven a little longer ¬ ¬ Eighty Thousand Men to Be Called ¬ The sewage system is a public menace Havana harbor is a monster cesspool breeding the yellow fever and cholera scourge each year There never was a more indolent and careless people as regards improvements and moral well being than the Spanish All modern ¬ municipal reforms are frowned down the progressive Cuban element which sends its sons to American colleges and commercial centers for education and business training tried vainly to im ¬ prove matters and the high taxes gross public abuses and slothful gov ¬ ernment were among the civil causes of the Cuban war whose rebel forco has been headed by the Cuban elements Spain has also looked jealously upon efforts of American capitalists to buikl summer ftotels run plantations build railroads or otherwise bring American ideas dollars and population into the island Since the war has taken- tho flower of the Cuban population to the insurgent camp or to exile in America the Spanish have had their own swing in Havana and vice has reveled in every guise flagrantly The moral tone of the community is according to the American standard shameful and de- ¬ based Dances are given in the theaters which would speedily bring down upon- the house a squad of police were the same thing attempted in America Sundiay is the great gala day of the week in Havana Everything is going full blaze from the lowest dive to the swellest cafe The streets are crowded The women in happier times than these were conspicuous though none went about unescorted unlesc reckless of con ¬ sequences If any voice is lifted to pro- ¬ test it must be a very weak one for no one is ever heard lamenting over the degraded state of a large portion of Ha ¬ vanas people Albany Argus A Hawaiian Custom There is a pretty custom in the Ha- waiian islands of decorating a popular resident or visitor on leiving the is ¬ land with wreaths and streamers of flowers which are hung around the neck and on every available part of Albany Argus the frock and hat These wreaths are composed principally of carnations of flne Years to WaI2 Through London The largest city of the world is Lon- ¬ which large quantities are grown for don lying in four counties and having the purpose A native yellow flower a population of 4250000 equaling the with a powerful scent is employed to combined populations of Paris Berlin this end These wreaths or leis as Saint Petersburg and Rome To walk they are called in the vernacular are to through all the streets avenues lanes also presented by women on every pos ¬ occasion their men friends and alleys of the city never traversing sible St Louis Globe Democrat the same one twice would require a ten mile walk every day for nine years Look Uefore You Speak Papa from ths library Whos that The streets placed in a row would reach round the world and leave a rem ¬ youre talking about Morley Whats nant that would stretch from London that blundering idiot dene now r o San Franciso Ladies Home Jour Marie sweetly Hes just come in aal paparDetroit Xews ¬ - terially uriclHfionconditfoJnfSaS pendent upon the other perhaps It is inconceivable that any civilized govern ¬ ment should have been as negligent as to the sanitary well being and needed municipal improvements of its tax- ¬ payers as Spain has been in the case of Havana The streets reek with filth ¬ - -- t JT fg warr- - r in rrMrwJ1lWiiiiiiaiMwiiiTiiiiiliii ijijtt Fgiiiiii -ir-- - - mmmmmm n mm HlSffi III -- IWiHIM yw ffT gmgi iyr igwgy MilliMHf ff llBUCJWSM1 f lPUiMflWMiffg 1 L M THE BOURBON HEWS PARIS BASE BALL NOTES GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS IY In FRIDAY APRIL 22 1898 ft I Tfcoyal znatves the food pure wholesome and delicious Otherwise Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- - Theatrical AndThe Foyer xJRemarks fessionals and Amateurs two-year-o- ld Persistent Coughs A 1 IP YOU WANT i I I m M POWDER Absolutely Pure uets fine stock Apply to Bennett Tarr 19apr 4t Paris Ky Jake Spears of this city who is with the Youngstowii Ohio baseball team has received an offer from a New York club Cooney Best is pitching for the Belle vue Browns Johnny Heilman is holding down third for the Hamilton Browns Schroeder is playing left field for the Ken tons and Mike Kahoe is catching for the Iudiauapoli8 team - For Sale Two jeD The best farce comedy ever seen in Paris voices the expression of the large audience which laughed continuously at the production of My Friend From India Wednesday night at the opera A COtfgtl which seems to hang house The ludicrous situations and bright lines of the play made it a on in spite of all the remedies which laughing success from the rise to the you have applied certainly needs fall of the curtain The company was energetic and sensible treatment a competent one the best actors being For twenty five years that stand ard preparation of cod liver oil W C Mandeville and Arthur Larkiu 36 L ff OF ANY KIND Now Is The Time To Buy DURING THE PRESENT WEEK I WILL MAKE Refrigerators at J I BOYAL BAKINO POWDER CO T Hintons NEW YORK STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes The Richmond Climax says that some Madison county girls were vaccinated on the shoulder to avoid scarring their pretty arms The Observer says that vaccinatfon made soui of the Lexin- jton ghls limp but they soon got over it IGOTTS EMULSION as proveJ fts effectiveness in cur Etc m r - Ik J 3 THE I DUunollI ISEffifQ lb81 Eighteenth Year Established urn lv W e- f Published evem Cuesiiiy ana riday by WALTER CHAMP mitors anfl owner j BRUCE MILLER e payable - ifaJfec aW Checks Money Orders etc to the order of Champ Mimek V lltI9ilIlP W Schorr Sons colt Leiber Karl won the Tennessee Derby m a gallop The colt is a Tuesday at Memphis Kentucky Derby candidate Ed Tipton a colt owned by W H Son won a 250 purse Tuesday May at Newport After the raco the colt was eold to L A Legg for 600 Simms Andersons colt Tom Collins ran second in a 400 purse race Tuesday at Memphis and their colt The Ken tuckian rau third in another race Attention Horsemen Notice is given to all owners of stallions jacks and bulls that license should be taken out before any service is rendered as the law requires me to collect a penalty of 20 per cent if service is rendered be fore taking out license Ed D Paton Clerk Bourbon County Court 5apr 5t J reason why the cod liver oil par- Dorothy Morton will begin an engage- - tiaily digested strengthens and ment of ten weeks in opera at the cl vitalizes the whole sys- tern the hypophosphites Schiller Theater Chicago on April 24 act as a tonic to the opening in Nanon mind and nerves and the glycerine soothes and One of the latest ideas in euchre heals the irritation Can prizes is a sofa pillow colored worked in silks to represent the Queen of Hearts Otis Skinner has signed to play Caut Absolute in Joseph Jeffersons production of The Rivals next season trying tcanj fungStaffeotions of the anj tys is thc Pent From The Price Of you think of any comb- ¬ ination so effective as this See that the km Vf ice Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion man and fish are on the wrapper ¬ 50c and Sioo all druggists fcts New York FOR THE CASH I can make it to your interest to come to me at once see i 3 SCOTT BOVE A We are the peoples mends We re- ¬ Work has been commenced on the pair 3Tour linn and put nock bands on Haggard Reed foundation of the rifew opera house at free Mayeville - w Lexington Elks mav give Aunt Your Life Insured Raceland Jersey butter Charleys sale by Newton Mitchell To Cure A Cold Day ¬ for FRESH GOODS NEW STYLES In One Day ¬ lc a CARLISLE From Nicholas County Precincts From the Mercurv Died On April 13 1898 Mrs Foster Frederick Burial at Needmore Thos Megowan has sold his residence in Dorsiana tq Geo W Ockerman for News Culled 550 cash Tvitest War News St i AT f Spain considers McKinleys ultima ¬ tum a declaration of war The refusal of Spain to accept the ultimatum is considered by the U R a declaration of war Diplomatic relations have ceased Gen Woodford was iven hi passports and left Madrid yesterday The Span ish Kiipister left Wnshingto Wednes- ¬ day hostilities are expected to begin at any moment HMHfi The North Atlantisqnadron sailed yesterday from Key Wjest ana wiu blockade Havana jThe President will call for 100000 volunteers A formal declaration Ml ar will be necessary whxm kostilities begin Nine columns of war news are print- ¬ ed on pages two and three The U S affairs at Madrid are in charge of the British embassy Madrid considers war declared The Secretary of War will call for 2500 volunteers from Kentucky this week ¬ ¬ i - Died On the 13h inst Miss Laura Snapp aged 35 years Burial Thursday at Saltwell The Northwestern is carrying nearly Died On April 17 1898 infant of Mr and Mrs Wm Crump Burial at Si 000000 insurance on the lives of Carlisle Cemetery Bombon Countys representative citi Died Ou April 16 1398 Peter jzens Call on R P Dow Jr foi Mauoc 8t Henderson aged 82 of consumption panwiuarsxnw S umIiii Burial at Bald Hill Sunday Ojucen Cresrent RareSj Died In this city Wednesday morning April 20th Miss Hlen Tnttle Half ratpp to Lexington May 4th tc 7th uood to re urn uutil MavMOth fron an illness of just two weeks after all uoints in Ken tuck v These rates ac Miss Mollie George is having the old count meetings of ihe Kentucky Stati Clark house torn down preparatory to Epworth League and the Kentucky anf erecting a nice cottage ou the lot West Virginia Grand Counl Comraqit April 1G 1898 at cialTravelers ask agents tor lnrorraa Married on W C Rinearson Sheriffs office Mr Joseph Harber and tion Genl Passr Agt Cin O both of Bath county Miss Annie Fones Married On April 20 1898 at the For all kinds of window plate auc home of the brides father Robert Overby Mr Reuben Hunter and Miss art glass call on C A Daugherty Sallie Overby ftf The meeting that was in orogreps at Always ask for Paris Milling the Methodist Cburch for seventeen closed Thursday night with 11 ad- ¬ davs Cos Purity flour i 11- grocers ditions and 43 conversions keep it Insist on having Purty S H Poe of this city is organizing a company to go to the coast He has a every time good list of names who say they are willing and ready to go Mr Poe was Portraits By The Watters Party in the army I Our insurance is protected oy bankable paper ou the Capital City Bank of T Krooks and James Kennedy Paris Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you Send vour linen to Haggard doubt it write them Good health is Reeds the best life insurance Wrights Steam Laundry for a eood finish tf Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Insure in the Northwestern to trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment day tomorrow may be too late costs lc a day A sight draft on above o 1 box brings bank in everj which Hagg u d Reeds new laundry is your money hack if wo fail to cure you doiug lii st class work Give us a call Sold by W T Brooks druggist Haggard tf Reed Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets All linguists refund the money if it fails to cur- - 25c For sale by W FJLRIS KIT PHOENIX BICYCLES Writes veiry Tea cures constipa rion sick lKudaches 25c at druggists Wrights Celery Tea regulates the nver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists - jv ml ui mm 3FOL JLXIES J nr -- - - fcj vijFfa i ii Mrs Rebecca Tureman has given the We have uot yet heard a rumor of vacant lot at the rear of her residence any patriotic Senator or Congressman as a site for a new Baptist Church and 1 enlisting 8 Boys did you hear Uncle Sam say Johnnie get your gun SCINTILLATIONS the members say they will erect one on it at an early date NORTH MIDDLETOWN up- ¬ Interesting Paragraphs Gathered By A News And An Interesting T Comment The Richmond Climax tells of a hen that is raising two kittens and a cat which raised a litter of mice Walter Searce a Harrodsburg boy who landed at Klondike with only 2 50 a few weeks ago writes to his mother that he has saved 1500 The battle ship Alabama will be launched May 18th Miss Morgan daughter of Senator Morgan of Ala- ¬ Jumble Of- - bama will christen the ship day TIS Wrights Elisha Johnson and Jack Cooper ens J3C tion Sicc iivAlai gaged in a quarrel on the street last Wednesday night Johnson emptied his revolver at Cooper inflicting two A Good Memory wounds Both parties are anxious to often saves mouey aud also good health If take part in the expected Cuban war you are troubled with constipation indigestion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ and were fussing over their passes to ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin at d health wiJ be restored lo Louisville ¬ -- Special Scribe Thos C Johnson left a few days ago to make his future home in Kansas City Miss Alleene Thomas of Winchester is the pleasant guest of Mrs John T Hedges Miss Callie Gay who made an extend- ¬ ed visit to friends in Tennessee returned home Tuesday Mrs Dave uline and her bright little children of Lexington are visiting at Mr Geo S Moores The committee on programme of the North Middletown College Association met at the K C B College yester- ¬ ¬ Ducks grow quicker and command a readier sale than auy other kind of The Reason the people will buyr mnltry They are large and have a do buy the Furniture Carpets eautiful wlite pluuiLge Require but and Wall Paper at my establish- ¬ ittle water in fact need it only for Tney have many Irinking purposes ment is because I carry the best ood qualities cannot fly or climb line of all these things Every fences easily kept in with low fences article is strictly up to date The attention of admirers of fine an leathers almost equal to geese Drakes Great values for your money is directed to the show windows of J sell at 150 to 3 00 W Davis and Co where are displayed finished portraits by the popular and 150 per 13 275 per 26 renowned Watters Party It is the pur- Eggs Artistic is the result found by 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 beautiful wall papers with the the citizens of Paris as an exemplifica rich and tasty carpets now being tion of the artists faithfulness to life shown in these two very large The Watters Part invites the closest departments scrutiny of their work 22mar tf to do any paper- ¬ ing We will send yon free a large selection of samples fiom 3c per up There is no roll to all new colorinep and novelties FREIGHT up WE date word so full We want an agent in PAY town to sell evpry of meaning on commission from large sample books and about which such tender and No capital required For samples or Place with these some of the holy recollections cluster as that particulars address S WOLF new furniture iust added to my she who watched of Mother 747 753 Ninth Ave N Y City already tremendous stock and guid- ¬ over our helpless infancy and your home will he worth living ed our first totterinp- step Yet in the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ ROUTE ef- ¬ er is beset with danger and all - I can now fill orders for eggs of the ibove variety of ducks The eggs are rom carefully selected high class water hp fin selections as can be found owl mywheie 1 have been unable to sup ply tbe numerous orders for single fowls pairs and trios I have no more for sale at present but can snpply the eggs at priws quoted below Pekin ¬ DEALERS IN Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc Bill ¬ ¬ WALL PAPER usrmiEBY 4 - BIG FOUR BEST LINE TO AND FROM fort should be made to avoid it so assists nature in the change tak- ¬ And the cost TOLEDO DETROIT ¬ j riEoSsy f W H V HhEj w you and Ky S100 Trial sizes Hie lo doses 10c large size 50c of W T Brofcs druggist Paris Roxy ljan tm Triumph In Photographic Art Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair CREAM the test of time and atmospheric in- ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ able The likeness is always preserved in miuntest 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 enlarging of old pictures I make your sit ¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satisVery respectfully faction L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky The Carbon Photograph will stand ST LOUIS dread suffering or gloomy foreAvoiding The Tunnel bodings to the hour when she Motherhood experiences the joy of 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 Bnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Childbirth natural and easy as Cars Private Compartment Cars D o nt be Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars so many have said persuaded to use anything but Be sure your tickets read via BIG ¬ Expectant Mother is enabled to look for ward without the ¬ ing place that 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 get them here Be sure and Jais mi ll VPp Zfm ¬ FOUR ¬ MOTHER S FRIEND BAKING powom MOST PERFECT MADE Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free worn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant AO YEARS THE STANDARD Call and see the new line of boys waists 25 50 and 75 My wife suffered more in ten min ¬ Cincinnati O utes with either of her other two chil- ¬ did altogether with her Why dont you get one of those nice dren than shepreviously used lour Dot last having AnVJSRHBlNQ RATEB baby carriages at J T Hintons and tles of Mothers Friend It is 3 nigniavs one dollar per Inch for first lnser- blessing to anyone expecting to De-- tion nair rates eacniDseruon tnereaiter per give the baby soma sunshine tf ten cents Locals come - iauitiK says si customer Une eaQji or reading notices In blacL type lnaertlon Locals Henderson Dale Carmi Illinois twenty cents per line each insertion i I Passenger Traffic Mgr I B MARTIN Gen Pass Tkt Agt o Mccormick Refrigerators get my prices on JT cents at Price Gos clothiers No trouble to show goods Fractions or Hues count as full lines when on receipt Obltuarsb cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ Of Druggists at S100 or wnt by ra of price Write for book containing testimonials dates resolutions of respect and matter of a and valuable information for all Mothers free like nature ten cents per line Special rates givon for large adTertise Tie Bntttela Bejralater Ce Itlaata 6a r1 mBiitK aiid yearlr runnine at line rates Elegant lin1 of Pictures and Room Mouldings 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 HINTON ii -- - qsw AT ijTrjBRBqjgwswi -- wgBjj f T ujnyx rroSis-V-3- - BSJ THE B0UBJ30N NEWS PARIS KY iF tf1 i FRIDAY APRIL 22 1898 Vf T7 IT T Tl W rTT fTT U tiUMWTTgl THE IIIINI HEWS 1881 PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Eighteenth Year Established secoj- Entcied at the Post office at Paris Ky iiss mail matter as Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Col Brent Arnold of Newport was SI 00 recruits wanted wear To inspect the very latest siyles in up-to-date Foo- t- TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION 2R1CE8 Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months One year news costs you cant kven get port FKOM A GTJK FRKE OF CHARGE a re Etc ¬ Make all Clieckx Money payable to the order of Champ Orders The 11 urbon Guards Miiler Baby buggies at J T Hintons The military company organized in Paris this week was enlisted in the State Guards Wednesday by Adjntai t General Collier The Paris company will be known as Company D and will form a part of the Second Regiment which is commanded by Colonel Gaither and is known as the fighting regiment The company wis mustered in last night at the court house by Major Allen of Lexington It has not been decided when the company will begin drilling The county will provide an armoiy and the State will furnish the equipments immediately Charles was elected Captain Leonard Winn Cook 1st Lieutenant and Neville Fisher 2d Lieutenant The members of the company are The Postal Telegraph Company may establish an office in Richmond A bargain For Sle Bicycle Steams Special Geo D Mitchell Nelson The Advocate says that Dr 4 of Danville will shortly locate in this city for the practice of dentistry Misses Oora Ort and Carrie Webb of Maysville have tendered their ser- ¬ vices to the Government as nurses in the war with Spain Prop Edwin Boone will give i hyp- ¬ notic performances at the Mt Sterling opera house May 2d and 3d Prof Boone will give an exhibition at Mid ¬ way nest Wednesday T McMillan moved from Lexington yesterday to their home in East Paris After a short stay at Hot Springs Dr M cMillau will locate his dental office in this city ben Bishop John W Power Chas Winn Captain John H Doty John W Spears R P Dow Jr C Alexander Jr Wm Neal Leonard Cook 1st Lieutenant N C Fisher 2d Lieutenant Thos C Cain Wallace Whaley The family of Dr J Albert Atkle noon Wednesday to extinguish a blaze N in a tank of pitoh near the L fire was bridge over Houston The probably caused by a spark from a The fire department was called out at 1 Alex Enochs C O Hinton Ernest P Smith v yesterday Mr Chas McMillan of Lexington was in the city yesterday Mrs J W Davis spent Wednesday wih relatives in Cynthiana Mrs Fannie Hayes ot Covington is tbe guest of Mrs W W Massie Mrs C B Mitchell entertained the Ladies Whist Club Tuesday afternoon Dr J T McMillan of Lexington left yesterday for a sojourn at Hot Springs Mr and Mrs James Wilson of Mt Airy avenue were in Cincinnati yesterday Mr and Mrs W L Davis arrived home yesterday from a short visit in Louisville Miss Clara Wilmoth has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs J T Lail in Cynthiana Mrs Thos Henry Clay Mrs Kate Chambers and Mrs J W Davis were in Lexington Wednesday Miss Nannie Miller has returned from a short visit to her niece Mrs Sterling Cooper in Newport Mrs Ulie Howard returned yester- ¬ day morning to Covington after a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs C Alex ander Miss Bessie Armstrong returned last evening to her home in Lexington after a fortnights visit to Miss Mary ii the city the new shades and patterns from the best manu- ¬ facturers of the country All Troops Going South We want to enlist your attention when looking for Shoes that will give long wear solid comfort and The L N has been very busy this week moving troops toChickamauga and Tampa Tuesday the road had sixteen trains of troops each train averaging twelve cars The Fort Thomas soldiers style - up-to-d- ate Davis Thomson Isgrig passing locomotive The preliminary declamatory contest which was to have been held to nieht at the High School has been postponed un til next Friday night on account of trie meeting to night of the Federation of Paris Clubs at Mrs Minnie Wilsons ¬ J Ray Mann Lyford Lilleston D Chambers L S Ramp Gus McCarthy Stamps Moore Floyd Crawford I have placed Kenneys and frice for cleansing and preserving the teeth It is carefully compounded and contains nothing injurious to the teeth or the most delicate membrane The formula and price are on each tube 1 J R Adair Dentist J on sale at Clark A Wilsons a Denti- Wrn W Dudley ¬ John K Plnuimer C D Rav H B Utlev Ben B Spears J Wood Giinnan sBC T f l the Ruddles Mills precinct found a balloon which was composed of fifty toy A balloons enclosed in a netting Kentucky War Correspondents basket which was attached contained a note which stated that the balloon was Montgomery Phister ex Kentuckian sent up by H F Smith of Cincinnati of Cincinnati went South with the who would give 25 for its return Mr Sixth Regiment from Fort Thomas as Turner sent it by express to Smith war correspondent for the Cincinnati The representatives of the estate of Commercial Tribune Mr Phister is a the late Reuben Cummins this week Maysville man closed a contract with the Muldoon P T Farnswortb of Lexington will Monument Company of Louisville for go to Cuba as war correspondent for the a large shaft monument to be erected sit St Louis Post Dispafch once in the cemetery at Jacksonville Tragedy In The Dark Corner The shaft will be thirty feet high seven The feet at the base of Barre granite Ddd Clinkenbeard of Nicholas and design will be original and the monu JHezekiah rjtterback and WiU ment will cost 2000 of Montgomery county were which Delegates To The Commercial Convention the principals la a tragedy occurred Wednesday afternoon in the Mayor Benj Perry has appointed Dark Corner Northern part Messrs Geo B Alexander D C Par- - of Bourbon near the Montgomery rish Wm- - Remingron L Frank Hugh Nicholas and Bath line As B B a result of the tragedy Clinkenbeard Hinton Montgomery Wm Hutchcraft R Q Thompson Jas was killed with a Winchester rifle by OBrien and R K McCarney as dele- ¬ Hezekiah TJtterback and Utterback gates from the city of Paris to the Com- ¬ and his son Will were both wounded mercial Convention to be held in Louis- ¬ by loads from Clinkenbeards shot gun ville on May 11th and 12th Will TJtterback was shot in the shoulder and faie and bis father Hezekiah re- ¬ Charged With Forgery ceived a number of shot in his bands Clinken ¬ Wm Shelton of this county who and many pierced his clothes has been in jail at Lexington was beard was shot through the heart and brought to this city this week and one ball also took effect in his leg It placed in the Paris jail Shelton is is understood that the tragedy was wanted here for forgiug the name of J caused 13 a dispute over a roadway E Graves of near Paris to a check through a farm The men both married Clinkenbeard which he passed at Hugh Montgomerys into the same family was about thirty eight years old and shoe store Shelton will be tried this morning be- leaves a wife and several children Clinkenbeard has a record of having fore Judge Purnell shot a Sheriff in Bath county and hav- ¬ ing badly cut one Jim Call Presbytery Meeting To Day Hezekiah Utterback was arrested by The Womans Presbyterial Union of Constable Joe Willliams and brought to Ebenezer Presbytery South will hold this city and placed in jail He reits annual meeting this morning and fuses to talk about the affair He was evening at the Second Presbyterian taken before Judge Purnell yesterday Church in this city There will be a afternoon at five oclock and was re- ¬ varied program of exercises and all the manded to jail without bail to await his Ladies Missionary Societies of Paris are examining trial Tuesday morning at ten cordially invited to attend oclock The following ladies will be in atCoroner H H Roberts held an in tendance quest over the body 3esterday morning Mrs Cleveland Mrs Marshall Mrs The following in the Hays Miss Blades Augusta Mrs Blat coroners verdict terman Mrs Sultzer Maysville Mrs We the undersigned Coroners Jury Hopkins Mies Brown Catlettsburg of Bourbon County having duly in- ¬ Mrs Ransom Miss Bedinger Rich ¬ quired into as to whom and by what Dudley mond Mrs Weller Mrs Davis Miss meanswas fonudClinkenbeard whose dead body in Bourbon at Jack Lord Mrs Walter Covington Mrs Sharps on the 21st day of April 1898 Scudder Mrs Taylor Mrs Scott Car- A D came to bis death After having lisle Miss Allison Washington Mi6s examined said body and heard the svi- dence we do find the deceased jame to Mclntyre Millersburg his death by a gunshot wound at the hands of Hezekiah Utterback Disinfectant floor oil prevents dust Nelson Sledd from rising while sweeping Sold by if M Gillespie F M Hinkle C A Daugherty tf Tilford Hinkle Ben Bramblett Seed sweet potatoes Perry Jewell 1 ¬ Several days ago Wm Turner of Ellsworth Dow Kirtley Jainccon Allie Mann Isaac S Alexander Wm M Mnrphv Frauk ODonneil Vernon Leer Richard Lew is Winpor Letton J Seymour Wilcon Llewellyn Caiitrill Chas R James required three trains the Columbus regiment two trains Ft Sheridan troops two trains St Louis tioops three trains The L N it is sail gets about 40000 for moving the Ft Thomas and Columbus soldiers The business was secured principallythrough the ef- ¬ forts of Mr Jackson Smith Division Passenger Agent Several regiments from the East passed through Lexington Wednesday en route lor the South The farewell parade Tuesday in Cin- ¬ cinnati nnd Newport ot the gallant Sixth Regiment from Fort Thomas was witnessed by countless thousands of patriotic citizens aud children The Chamber of Commerce delegation in the parade was led by Colonel James M Arnold of Newport in his Confederate uniform Col Arnold carried the Chamber of Commerce colors The rumor that the Ft Thomas troops would pass through Paris Tues- ¬ day afternoon caused scores of men to go to the depot at 230 and at 330 sev- ¬ Purnell eral hundred school children assembled Misses Mattie and Fannie Howard there to see the soldiers A hundred of of Cynthiana and Margaret Laws of the children march d in a body one Lexington were guests of friends in carrying a flag of considerable size the city Wednesday Elephants Offered Mrs Otis Bacon and son Bently who have been visiting at Mr W A Secretary Long a received a mes- ¬ Bacons left Tuesday for their home in sage from Ringling Brorhers the circus Wichita Falls Texas proprietors proffering The use of their Mrs George W Sulser of Mays- 25 elephants to the Govtrnmnt in the ville is in the city to day attending event of war The animals can be used the meeting of the Womens Home and in carrying artillerv through under ¬ Foreign Missions at the Presbyterian brush where horses cannot get through Church Miss Sallie Talbott of Cynthiana Miss Nell Howe of Cincinnati and Miss Miranda Potts of Carlisle will arrive to day to be the guests of Mrs J T Hinton Jr They come to attend the marriage of Miss Mattie Varden to Mr -- For Men and Bo We have added to our business the best asorfed stock to be sold at the lowest popular prices of furnishing goods for Men and Boys wear ever placed on sale in Paris such as white Dress Shirts Neg- ¬ ligee Shirts in Percale Madras and Cheviots knit and muslin under ¬ wear cotton silk and Lisle socks Suspenders Handkerchiefs and Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collars and Cufls Everything complete for Men and Boys and all new and up to date in style and prices Come and see us and we will save you mouey compared prices charged 3tou at clothing and haberdasher houses with TUCKEH 529 Main St umi H w u 9 Paris Ky - it tw- vu jg gaga p CONDONS LOW PRICE ¬ Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices Dress Goods from 5c to SI 00 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and yard One special lot at 39c Children at lUc per pair double worth Notions of all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price Bjliii B B Hutchcraft New line of China closets and ted room furniture just received at JVy Tlintnno jiatvyiaajU - Mftfitfr wifj o - SfaPea rm v jfr- - L NUPTIAL KNOTS- Kngageinents Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Shoes The marriage of Mr Benjamin Brent making that are perfection in shoe Hutchcraft and Miss Mattie Varden will be solemnized to morrow morning for Gentlemen asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and unNew Table Linens from 20c f o bleached cotton at oc per yard 75q per yard Special saleat 500 ft New1 iorkMillK Large line of Penangs at 4c per heetinWlSel worth 20e a yard yard M v-d Beautiful Pictures given away with 5 purchase at ten oclock at the Baptist Church Invitations were issued yesterday announcing the marriage of Mr W G Made in all the new shades of Tan McClintock of Millersburg to Miss Ida and of the very best Vici Kid Willow Collier of Mt Sterling The groom is Calf and Russia Clf The finest 500 a son of Mr Thos McClintock and is shoe in Paris Your inspection invited assessor of Bourbon The prospective Cheaper Grades bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas at 2 250 and 3 M Collier The wedding will occur at Mt Sterling on Wednesday May 4th at half past four oclock Stylish Perfect Fitters Great lor Wear WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK F IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TBORSERISOS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a cail wlsea Rion Clay J T Hintons line of lace curtains is tf Crescent Excursions unequaled in prico and quality Queen FOR SALE The following property is for sale and any of it can be bought on reasonable General Conference A E Church and easy terms Columbia S C May 4 18 No 9 A well improved farm lying Southern Biblical Assembly Knox in Bourbon county convenient to turn- ¬ ville rJnn June 16 25 pike railroad school and post office Southern Students Conference Ashe It contains one hundred and thirty nine acres eighty acres in bhiHgrass the rest ville N C June 17 27 in clover timothy and bluegrass It is Finest train service in the South well fenced and w ll watered On the Liberal limits on these low rate tickets premises are ginvited a comfortable Be sure your tickets read via the Queen eight room dwelling tobacco barn and all necessary outbuildings Plenty of Crescent Route JFATE IVIJDTtOTTA S E TIPTON Cutter r T4TTORK Buy a baby buggy at t J T Hintons tf -- Use Paris Milling Cos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it - Take no other Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per quart Spears McDermott Our unrivaled success in turning out good laundry work has led many others to claim that theirs is just aa good Many men have spent their lives in endeavoring to produce artificial light ¬ J Winters Co of this city haw en- gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday o each month who will test your eye sight and Town Property For fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfacr Sale or Rent tion Call in and hare vour eyes tested free of No House and lot on Second Street house contains five room and would charge make a pleasant and comfortable home Next visit will be Thursday April 28 1898 No 10 A farm of two hundred and forty acres goon land excellent im- ¬ provements plenty ot water There is on it a tAo storv dwelling house all necessarv outbuildings and a tobacco barn capable of holding twelve acres of tobacco It is a baruain fruit A 6 ¬ ¬ ¬ FOR SALE No 11 j ¬ McDermott Spears which shall equal the sun in brightness The house contains five rooms and The eun is still doing business at the old kitchen The lot is a large one and well shaded Can be bought on very reason- ¬ stand So are we able terms tf Bourbon Steam Laundry No 7 House and lot on Higgins ave pickle Dill house contains four 100ms It is well located and is desirable property Spears McDermott tf No 8 House and lot on Henderson street House contains six rooms and Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell a kitchen Nos 2 and your grocer you want no other Convent1 Heights 3 Dtsirable lots on All grocers keep it No 4 A very uesirable residence The most convenient aud beautiful loca- Davis Thompson IbGKiG have in tion in the citv school childrens shoes extra good values Apply to for very little money Try them Houe and lot on Main Street UNCLE SAM HOW TO TAKE A TRICK the Dons have while he is delay ing action There isnt a laundry in the State that can teach aus anw tricks in laundering we are up to the demands of the times in laun ¬ dry work in beau tifiri color and ar ¬ tistic domestic finish and we ar prompt in getting your work out on time SHOWS T Hintons display advertise ment on fourth page tf See J mww You will find as big a Wock of mat standard colors and mixed paints call tings at J T Hintons as you will find on C A DaughertyJtf in the city Jy - For the Sherwin Williams Coa NEVILLE FISHER Real Estate Agent Opp ite Court House -- The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors I i jtf Ar 5V j Paris Ky Telephone No 4 If 7 Mt I M 1 - MMJ- - Tfrti 1JA- - - WLtiii- - - II Kryyj wwM mm w psynyjww wm iyiiigW n1 fcHMMyi nr jwpw ynr iyy igyjRwiggi i iiyHmaiiiiNin ii iririiiiirfljTWwu tpmn iwjjnyir SaBags li m WffW ufijitf ilimg M K T1 6 THE BOURBON NEWS i TEE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 22 1898 in vnnv otf pptti 9 Iip wnhireri in a care- J Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by less tone as if askingan idle question Xo said Mildred pensively I ment The rippling water at their feet and the song of the of a bluebird from a tree near by filled up the interval of silence After all I suppose Denton arose you are right he said Avith a troubled countenance when I come to think of it 1 must agree Avith you Why of course you do Mildred an- ¬ swered arising and looking around her That night Denton revised part of his manuscript by discarding some ten or fifteen pages and filling up the gap Avith There was a long pause neAAiy Tve been wantine to see VOU ne said with a slight show of embarrass- JAPANESE MUSIC think not A PARABLE J1 B- - 1 ts When God first made a little bird For sheer delight He gifted it with power of songBut not of flight Then by its side He gently laid Those untried things That we in human parlance call A pair of wings My little one this load And said Uplift and see Beneath this strange disguise my loves Sweet thought for thee The feathered darling serious grew A sudden sob Choked all the music in its throat Ami seemed to rob The air of sunshine yet it gave A patient nod And said Ill bear it for your sake The burden laid And lo the merry winds of heaven About it played Until in very ecstasy It spurned the ground And borne upon its lifted load Glad freedom found O mortal shrinking from thy cross Behold the birds And learn the dearest meaning yet Of those sweet words Ella Gilbert Ives in N Y Independent several Aveeks later that he dined with the noted publisher Lint It written matter AAas Dear Father God Then on reluctant shoulders firm The great secret of success in mod- ¬ ern novel Avriting said Linting as the Avine Avas circling can be summed up Denton went in one Avord risque home searched through his Avaste bas- ¬ ket found the discarded pages and again embodied them in his manu- ¬ ing script What Avill be Avill be he mut- ¬ As soon as tke weathergrew warm Denton posted off to the mountains and tered l HIS AMERICAN BEAUTY By JOHN S ROGERS eopurigktl98 it i Hi ll il first met her at the Mar DEXTOX He had just come in from tliefrosty night and wasstand ing between the portieres idly surveying- the throng that tilled the rooms Xo there are severaJVhere Ive never ft m met he was saying to Miss Marlow for instance the tall young lady with dark hair and brown eyes over there bj the cabinet Oh Mildred Arnold she is pretty isnt she replied Miss Marlow with a touch of condescension in her voice Then she led him across the room and presented him That night as Denton walked home lie thought to hiqiself that he had never met anyone qute like Mildred Arnold personality m Thereofwas a distinct wave of her in the pose hand her head the 6R the bend of her arm and a certain sub- ¬ tle suggestion of herself in things about Jher person Her fan for instance he would have known it among a hun ¬ dred though he had never seen it be- ¬ fore and the rose that breathed on her bosom seemed to take life from hers Her voice was clear full toned and low and her dark eyes reminded him of deep- pools reflecting all the shade of the moving heavens fe Ten days later Denton called jiUorpughtryou tins said Uie uniold paxiliiierican Beauty rose because - J have an idea that it is your favorite flower How very queer It is my favorite if indeed 1 have any for I am dearly fond of all flowers Then she took the rose and thanking him laid it against Two of a kind her face thought Denton After that he uf ed to think of 3ier as his Ameiicau Beautj- They became very good friends after a time this man of society and the gentle mannered book loving home- ¬ body Perhaps it was her literary taste that attracted Denton for he himself was an anthor and at that period was writing his Thirst of Tantalus which afterward threw society into a flutter of excitement Perhaps the spiritual faculties of the man found fellowship in the all pervading presence of the ar young womans deep nature When spring came Denton called the first bright day to talce her walk ing in the country They boarded an electric car and alighted at the further end of a pretty little suburban village Before them stretched a smooth yhite road shaded bv great sturdv trees On either side of the highway the wild lilacs were blooming and the air was filled with the subtle breath of i - society looked knowing Avhen It was learned that Miss Marlow AAas also there At the clubs in toA n the gossip Avas that Denton and Miss MarloAV were constantly together noAA-- scaling some mountain peak uoav taking long Avalks over the picturesque roads or sitting out upon the veranda in the moonlight eAenings Be this as it may Denton must have Avorked during the summer for when he returned his book Avas fin ¬ ished and in the hands of the publisher He was not long in calling upon Mil ¬ dred Mrs Arnold whom he met com- ¬ ing out of the house told him to Avalk back to the dining room pantry He stole quietly forAvard and stood in the doorway Mildred Avas there Avearing the daintiest little apron in the world Her head Avas turned from him but he could see the roses on her cheek and her hair shone like ebony beneath the light She Avas cutting chocolate Just in time for the caramels laughed Denton She turned quickly and the knife fell from her hand You she exclaimed her face radi- ¬ ant and her ejes scintilating brightly He held her hand a trifle longer than was necessary What a stately little cook you are to be sure he said surveying her from head to foot She AvithdreAV her hand and stepping back a pace began to ask him a score of little feminine questions Iioav he came how he knew she Avas there avIiv she didnt hear him coming and the like Then she assigned him to the task of chopping up the remainder of the chocolate Avhile she busied her- ¬ self among the pots and inms Soon the candv was bubbling thicklv upon the stove Denton sat down A spirit of silencC came over him as he dreamily fixed his eyes upon Mildred Did you spend a pleasant summer she asked dropping a lump of butter vk into the candy Lovely replied Denton and Miss MarloAA- - rose before him Danced every night I suppose she queried slowly stirring the candy Yes indeed every night he re ¬ plied at random And lots and lots of pretty girls - he explained Intervals This is hardly the smiling frankly To one Avho neA er heard it it is impos- ¬ place to tell you he Avent on riveting his eyes upon the silk tassel that hung sible to give a definite idea of Japanese from the carriage curtain but Im go music and to one a 1io hears it for the ing away in a day or tAVO for several first time- it must either repel or months and though I Avill see you upon strangely attract For its fantastic in- ¬ my return I Avant you to knoAV among tervals and fractional tones demand a the first It is this Avhen 1 come back totally neAv sense of musical apprecia- ¬ tion and call into bein g a raAv set of mu- ¬ Im going to be married She Avas leaning slightly forward her sical sensations Xotes and vibrations lips Avere pressed together and her face unknoAA n in our scale of sound emerge ¬ from some mj stcrious center and play AAas pale but otherAvise she Avas pasupqn nerves hitherto dormant and un ¬ sionless Avish you a very divided by us hile from the throat of Then Im sure I she replied quite the singer issue cadences belonging not A ery happy life bowed and dreAV back to the Avestern voice butaAvakeningin gently Denton from the carriage She smiled doAATi the nearer cognitions more- haunting upon him as she held out her baud The and more intangible than those of a color had come back to her cheeks in a forgotten dream It is as if an hitherto great scarlet flood and he thought he closed door betAAeen sense and spirit had never seen her look more queenly had been suddenly thrown open One she repeated feels that if reincarnation be true one Good by good by Denton stood might through this door alone remem- ¬ and the next moment ber and reconstruct those vanished exalone istences Only in the tones of their OAvn TJnguisu a bird hich has but three It Avas a January evening Avsugges notes have I heard anj thing so occult tion of closed doors closely draAvn curJapanese music is like Japanese art tains and a glowing hearth permeated the cold imigorating air Denton but- which with its unperceived spirit sense toned up his top coat and throAving and symbolism its strange method of back his shoulders started at a brisk brush handling might seem merely pace down the street He had returned grotesque at first but hich gradually to the city the day before and Avas noAv reA eals to the initiated eye mysteries ithin mysteries of artistic form and on his ay to see Mildred Arnold He perception until presently one finds stopped on his ay at a florists estabones lishment and selected a magnificent Avorld self encompassed by a ucav art here technique is subordinated American Beauty to feeling and Avhose finest effects are SomehoAv the house seemed strange as he gained the steps He rang the obtained through the art of omission bell and stood Avondering Iioav she As for instance in the great paint ¬ Avould receive him What a deep light ings of Fujiyama the sacred mountain had always glowed in her broAvn eyes itself is discovered to be the bare hite heretofore Avhenever she came to meet unpainted silk as if color and the line him Would it be the same iioav oi could be but the boundaries and outer confines of pure isolated idea So in ivas he lost in her estimation one oi Japanese music its methods are not A trim maid the earthly practical ours Its climaxes come in crashes of Avhom he had never seen before opened silence in sustained and soundless the door pause the notes subordinated to a si- ¬ Is Miss Arnold at home he asked lent something an inner sense hich remoAing his silk hat AAhile restraining or even repressing The servant looked puzzled for a mo sound is the very ecstacy of musical ment Oh theyve moved she finally sensation That is she Avent on unconsaid In vain Ave Mrs Arnold Avent south sc anbtle effect attempted to analyze this cernedly to reduce it to terms the girl next door says right after the of our musical consciousness the defied It your-g-lady died and eludted us as spirit must always defy Deliton started back and tfie rose fell and elude sense And Ave perforce con- ¬ from his hand A thousand images oi tented ourselves Avith following the Mildred flashed before him and the strange rounded isolated notes sus sound of her 1oa voice rang in his ears taining ourselves breathlessly on its Here is your rose sir said the serv onderful pauses and yielding to the ant He took the flower In a dazed irregular cadenced charm of the singer manner he turned and Avent doAvn the Avhose face at first so unremarkable steps It had begun to snow and the seemed to groAv of a shining effulgence ground as Avhite SIoavIv hcAvandered as slip thus interpreted to us an un- ¬ along the street his head strangelj known Avorld Washington Star bent his breath coming in great gasps Up Something touched his elbow OLD NAVAJO BLANKETS turned thinking some one Avas about to V Avake him from a dream The dim light Snchas the Indians Used to Make Are from a lamp fell upon the pinched and IVotv So Kare as to He Al- plaintive face of a little girl clad in tatmost iriceiess the candy boiled o er - there AAas something I started Its Finewt Climaxes Are Crashes oi Silence and Fantastic to tell you the last time I called but M H 601001 Property For Sale 402 MAIN DAILEY PAH1S M 1 - - Over Deposit Bank ST U I have for sale a splendidly situated Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m building admirably adapted for a school for either young men or youne women The grounds and building are large and in every Avay suitable for school pur- ¬ poses and Avas long success Eully used for such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ X3E33SrTISO- desiring to pur- ¬ respond with persons Co Terms made chase said property Office over G S Varden known on application 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Office Hours C H A SMITH N AA Real Estatk Agent Paris Ky FISHER - Residence For Rent I Avish to rent at once a very desirable J R ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky 12 A Dental Surgeon a m and 1 ¬ centrally located No 3 Broadway brick residence Kent is extremely reasonable and house in good repair Apply at once to 6 to Office Hourp 5 p m C Real Estate Agent N FISHER AND 3dc tf t Paris Ky AA ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN HOUSE AND LOT BLACK ¬ ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE AA AA AA AA ¬ AA DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Special attention given to Undertak ¬ anca in twelve months For further ing and Repairing particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Main Street Paris Ky 13oct tfj Jacksonville Ky I Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc SPH X3STCS- 3 838 N - C AA TREES PLANTS VINES Attorney- -At Law AND FISHER The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every- ¬ thing for Orchard Garden LaAvn No Office Aeents frtrawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ alogue on application to Real Estate Agent Main St opp Court house Over Louisville Store AA H F HILLENMEER Telephone 279 Imar lyr ¬ Lexington Ky ¬ W O HINTON Agent SDR CALDWELLS PEPSI N Fire Wind and CONSTIPATIONil Insurance OLD PoELIABLE 11 Storm ¬ Hew Training Stables I have secured Doug Thomas Train ¬ ing Stables in the suburbs of Paris Ky lately occupied by John T Hedges A is attached to these splendid track stables which have every modern con- ¬ venience 1 will be glad to greet all my old friends and xatroos at my neAv quarters THE VERY BEST ¬ P AYING PR0MPT AA NON UNION CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD AA W G SWEARENGEN PArLIS CRAYFORD BROS KENTUCKY ¬ ters and shivering sheVill die - AAith cold 22mar lmo FlTrpeyt Bartoers and has nothing to eat Please sir my mother is ery ill A 1 th thinlv retunied from a tripto Arizona and Drfw U W ork of Charleston lately brightly Denton put hishand in hiSf pocket and gave the AAaif a roll of bills As he turned aAA ay he recollected the rose he Stop he called to the child carried Then he Avent to her and placed the floAverin her arms Tell your mother child to take this if she dies to her he said pointing up Avards of the pan and glanced quickly at Den- ¬ Lots of them1 She rested the spoon upon the edge ton I Ive Whats come over you she asked dont believe youve heard a Avord said 1 tl tS Denton ceased drumming on the edge of his chair and raised his head I aviis Avondering if there Avas any one on earth quite like you he replied in a low voice The girls dark lashes fell heavily upon her damask Cheeks She turned aside and resumed the stirring Why she asked archly v Denton aais silent for a moment and then quite sIoavIv Because youre different from all that Ive ever met for that very rea ¬ son Ive something to tell you and Look the candy he suddenly ciied So intent had Mildred been upon Den- ¬ tons conversation that she had alloAved spring over More than After a time they came to a bubblinjr the candy toboiland a Avretched that it failure stream winding through a rocky gorge So Avas scorched also was the remainder of the even ¬ I used to come down here to fish and ing for Denton L dream when I was a bov said Den- - jarred upon him The interruption had ion mjviiig me pain uy me sme or the lie Avent stream They walked on some distance speaking thehome soon after Avithout Avords that Avere on his until they came to a ledge of rock at lips the base of a towering bowlder trellised Several Aveeks later his book ap ¬ with budding vines peared At first it made no great stir What a beautiful spot said Mil ¬ but Avhen the Criterion published a dred severe criticism of the Avork classing it This was one of my favorite AAith certain French novels and styling Many an aft- - it a living picture in an haunts said Denton incredibly r erjioon Ive dreamed away while more short time it ran into its tenth edition practical people were working and Denton Avas taken up and borne aloft achieving something and then quick ¬ upon the shoulders of society so to ly but you do not like practical peo- - speak He Avas Avined and dined and pie do you he added lionized from morning to night until mat uenenos Mildred answerer life began to be a burden looking brightly into his questioning Hurrying along the street in the di- ¬ face There are practical people and rection of his club one afternoon he Z earthly practical people These latter saAv Mildred Arnold about to enter her 1 cannot entiure carriage Dentons face lighted up with a pe- As she took her seat her eyes fell upon cuHar interest Denton and she motioned the coach- ¬ Whom do you call earthly prac- ¬ man to Avait tical V he ffsked I thought I recognized you Avhen I Money lovers Mildred replied or came from the house she said civiiisr Virr Aiw cnm f lll urn 1 tuuit 1rv omiu tlv uii tv ltut unv UUJCCli him her hand in life money making And for this And I too recognized you half way ithey subvert all their higher faculties up the square said Denton misuse their talent and die before their Which way do you go she asked time seeing one of the horses grow restless Then the man who paints a picture DoAvn said Denton and the ord or writes a book ancHii doing- so caters echoed strangely in his heart to the public taste for the sake of Ah Im sorry youre not going in monetary gain is earthly practical my direction and then very softly asked Denton gathering up a handful Have you been quite well of pebbles Very well thank you He rested Indeed jres his hand upon the carriage Avindow and He threw a pebble into the water and j came a little closer but it seemed to jMit silent for a moment and then him that a great distance lay betAveen And such a man would have no place them -- ¬ l 7- k - 1 AA - 1 those of bygone times Those of We have arranged a Clubbing Rate to da3 can be bought for about 30 AAhile a real old fashioned blanket hy Avhich we can ciA e From a Miirderons Club IJurieii in really priceless and cannot now is be the ArlctimH Grave Snransr 225 bought Those ancient blankets Avere Both Papers One Year for only a Great Tree half an inch thick and Avould hold Avater Regular Price for Both is S275 as Aveli as a Avooden tub The finest of One of the noticeable things to those them are found AAith bodies of dead We save you generous part of this hum cemetery chiefs and they are practically inde ¬ Send or bring your cash with order to aviio enter the Angelica grounds is an old marble headstone on structible THE BOURBON NEWS Avhich is the folloAving inscription avIio Aveave the blankets The AAomen Paris Ky Ira Stephens Aho died September 20 of to day can make the old fashioned 16015 aged 4o years blankets just as ell for they knoAv Exactly in the center of the grave i the secret of manufacture but the THE a huge elm tree SO feet high and three cheaper blanket is easily sold and takes NEW YORK WORLD feet through the trunk as fine a speci only a short time to make while it tjiijick-a-wee- k men of its kind as can be found The Avould take nearly a year to Aveave one edition of the real blankets these glorious com- ¬ roots spread all over the grave and IS lijrs Wrek nearly tip the marble slab green and binations of colors and1 material one of l lapers i Year moldy Avith age over on its face hich Avould easily be Avorth 500 The They have an exquisite color sens peculiar position of the tree right in the center of a grave causes stranger these omen and blend their materials to Avonder Iioav it came there perfectly The coloring is fast and is Published every A J ternate Day except Sunday Those in charge of the last Allegany made of egetable and mineral matter county history before offering it to the the seci et of the making being handed Edition of The Thrice-a-Wee- k publishers decided to trace if possible doAvn from generation to generation A New YoitK World is first among The all from old residents the cause of the tree tribe can be known by the color scheme Aveekly papers in size frequency of being in so peculiar a place The of its blankets The designs arA rvit publication and the freshness accuracy iound out and published in their his- ly Sometimes religious ceremonies and variety of its contents It has all tory the folloAving information The are typified sometimes tribal and the merits of a great 6 daily at the first death in Angelica Avas Ira Ste- sometimes personal history or other the price of a dollar Aveekly Its politiphens who on the authority of Mr themes all of Avhich may be read by cal news is prompt complete accurate¬ impartial as all its readers will tesGibson a resident of Angelica Avas those skilled in the sign and color lan ¬ and tify It is against the monopolies and killed in a quarrel over cards at Joseph guages of these Indians th people Hoav are the blankets made Oh for prints the neAvs of all the Wilsons inn present sight of Light world It foot block and he was the first one the manner is very primiti e andseem3 having special correspondence from all buried in Angelica cemetery He Ava simple enough They are Avoven on up important news points on the globe It killed by some one unknoAvn with a right frames by hand and the threads has brilliant illustrations stories by huge elm club which Avas buried with are pounded together as tight as pos ¬ great anthors a capital humor page the him Directly over the graA e ha sible But the glory of the Xava jo blan ¬ complete markets departments forother household and womens Avork and and I expect before groAA n a large elm tree hich super- ket has departedsecret of departments of usual interest many years the their making special offer this stitious and credulous people say greAv We uneoualed newspaper Indianapolis News from the club Avith which he wt will be lost and The Bourbon Neavs together one year for 225 killed Don Carlos Dor The regular subscription price of the The reporter talked AAith an old genCats are common enough in Venice two papers is 3D0 tleman 92 years of age who has been hut dogb arc rarely seen in the streets a resident of this place for oer 60 years There is one little dog hoAACAer Avhich and asked him his opinion on the sub has made itself almost as AAeJl knoAvn KAIXKOAI TX3TE CARD ject He said that the tree had been as its master Don Carlos of Spain there ever since he had lived there He On any fine afternoon this dog ith its Jb N R R claimed the only peculiarity in the ap master and mistress appears on the ARRIVAL OF TRAINS pearance of the tree was the strange square of St Mark here they walk to ¬ blood eolor of the bark there being at gether before stopping for some light Froui Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p certain times in the year large blotches refreshment at one of the many tables m 1015 p m of colored bark bearing the appearance or inside some restaurant Don Carlos From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 333 p m G27 p ni of being stained by blood He is not whose aim is to be popular never fails From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m able to account for the strangeness or to oreet an acquaintance on the street the peculiar location of the tree Buf-¬ rwen one among the shopkeepers The From 32Sp m 742 a m Maysville 325 p m falo Times lace venders regard him as one of their DEPARTURE OF TRAINS best customers as Don Carlos buys Dainty Curtainw To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m laces as other people do diamonds Bobbinet is a deliciously prctly fab Col den Days 340 p m ric for curtains in simple establishTo Lexington 7 50 a m 1105 a m Easy to Tell 545 p in 1021 p m ments It is the old fashioned net asked Avhat comes after A xo Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m Avhich our grandmothers loved Edged On being 1025 n m with ruffles of itself or of point wee Beth replied quickly To Mayville 750 a m 635 ufm d esprit it is very pretty and damty CThc one that stings mamma F B Carr Agent L 2 Y Journal Judge AN UNCANNY STORY- AAith AA ¬ AA AA browThhacIc with him Several 3SaA ajo blankets rfButy he remarked sorrow fully they are not Avhat thej used to be The XaAajos are too improAident and lazy to make such blankets as thcy used to jnake in the j ear gone by and before the Avhite man- began to hanker after that particular Aveave The blankets uoav turned out are pitiful and taAvdry affairs compared - Local State m Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts national WILL BE FOUND IN JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE WffiflJ ENQUIRER Work guaranteed satisfactory Oalla Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable RUP S CURES FRANKFORT DR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PE1P5 sim MCIMATl RY 1 In Effect March 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Jjvo Km n k fort Arr rciklioni Arr Huitzr A it Stamping Ground A it Duval Is Arr feorgctowii Lve GtorKotown A rr Newtown Arr Centrevillo ArrKlizabcth I ttflhim 70Samj itoSpni 7rJ0arn kliipnt KIHaii 702a in liim irlam YiOpiu IKpm Hpm FOR ONE DOLLAR 822am lo2pni 2Sam JfSpm S4Uun S12ain 412pm 4Upni flpm A WEST BOUND A ¬ ¬ ¬ ArrEllzabeth Arr Cenlreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Uuvails Arr Stamping Ground Arr S wi Uer 20ain 530pm ArrElkhorn I05jam Urlfipm i53piu 11125am 70Jpm 1 35am 71 lpm 155a m 725pm 1110am 1 1 l0am lW0am riam 542pm Snin 518pm 8nm 558pm 3opm lUpm GEOB HARPER Geul SupL KANKXORT C D IvY jeul Pass BERCAW Agt ¬ AA ¬ mmi i oi TIME TABLE EAST BOUND ¬ ¬ Iiv Louisville ArJLcxingtou Lv hxinto 1115am 810pm U2inn S50pm Wam 550pm LvAVinchPsterlloSain 023pm I5am 30pm 830am 600pm AA ¬ r AUhterlinsl25pm 050pm J50am 705pm Ar Washington Gnam 310pm Ar Philadelphial0i5am 705pm Ar New York 12M0uu 908pm WEST EOUND AA Ar Winchester Lexington Ar Frankfort Arhhelbyvjlle Ar Louisville ¬ ¬ Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trqins run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations or orcjE0RGE w Barney Div Pass Agent uesington Ky - 1001am 72Dpm 1100am 815pm 7S0am 150pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735atn 345pm 911am 030pm 4 ASent F B - I N R R Paris Ky Carr 1 v THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS A LITTLE NONSENSE - ELY J F1UDAY APJIL 22 1898 T FARM AND GARDEN ¬ THE CAUSE OF DYSPEPSIA From the Republican Scranton PThe primary cause of cfo spepsia is lack of vitality the absence of nerve force the loss of the life sustaining elements of the blood No organ can properly perform its function when the source of nutriment fails When the stomach is robbed of the nourishment demanded by nature assimilation ceases unnatural gases are generated the satire systm responds to the discord A practical illustration of the symptoms and torture of dyspepsia is furnished by the case of Joseph T Vandyke 440 Hickory St Scranton Pa In telling his story Mr Vandyke says Five years ago I was afflicted with a trouble of the stomach which was very aggravating I had no appetite could not enjoy myself at any time and especially was the trouble severe when I awoke in the morning 1 did not know what the ailment was but it became speedily worse and 1 was in constant misery - PROMPTLY MET The Boisterous XTIIy Was Gently Hut Effectively Called Down There was a big coarse voiced fellow with red face a superfluity of beef about his head and an insatiable desire to hear himself talk that was nicely come up with in a barber shop the other day He was flashily dressed and seemed aggrieved that every man employed in the place did not rush to help him get ready for the chair He had assistance in having himself brought down to the condition for lieing shaved declining to handle anything from his hat to his collar and necktie While being lathered and shaved he told boisterously and profanely about the de generacy of the times Men who had to earn their living didnt know their places and acted as though they were just as good as those who hired them The greatest mistake this country had ever made was when it did away with slavery instead of extending it to every state and territory in the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A horse trained to walk fast wheth Jtnther Indefinite Little Girl Ma er he be for the saddle single harness wants five cents worth of dog- meat Butcher Bologna or frankfurters or team always commands a better price than one equally good in otherre miss Judge Mrs Grumpy I see a good deal spects but a slow walker A heavy road roller on country roads about Lee in the paper Who is Lee will at least pack the earth and preI dont recall him Grumpy Neither vent ruts though it is difficult to find did McKinley Detroit Free Press a good road when the frost is leaving Disproved They say if you fix your gaze on the back of any persons neck the ground unless the road is well you can hypnotize them Not so drained and carefully made Much of the winter killing of clover The other day 1 tried- it on a tandem is due to the fact that the fields are too for an hour and the girl didnt work closely cropped by live stock late in any harder Life is no pro and I could die for you he declared I the fall roots there left totop left toafter grow up tect the If want you to live for me Alphonse she faltered lie staggered as under a the 1st of October there would be less blow The nerve of some people he cause for complaint As many as 10000 quarts of strawmuttered and iled away appalled De berries have been grown on an acre A troit Journal 50 It seems to me said the sultan plat GOOfeet square- will produce more quarts in proporthat these Chinese complications af than It is not everythe same who setion grower ford a great opportunity for Turkey cure 5000 quarts per acre but a gar¬ IIowV asked the grand vizier Why den plat can be made to give a larger I think this would be a good time for proportionate 3Tield than a field m Armenian massacre Puck Many female moths have only rudi To think said the mentary wings and pupate in the His Ambition visitor that you will have to go ground They have to climb the trees through life an ex convict Well to lay their eggs For this reason sevmiss replied Claude to tell you the eral of our destructive moths can be truth just at present there aint noth ¬ be kept off the fruit trees by a slight ing Id like more to be Washington application of tar and grease The Star canker worm and tussock moth are Mr cwricli you and sis- cases in point Johnny ter must have had a pretty big quarrel Apple trees are allowed to grow too Mr N What makes you think so much wood and are not cut back suf Johnny Johnny Cause I heard ficiently in sotie orchards One of the mamma say youd been makin up to leading horticulturists states that a her for the last two or three weeks large apple tree requires more room Brooklyn Life than a forest tree and in some cases Do it may be necessary to cut away three Information Wanted Johnny Ihey have elephants in Asia Papa fourths of each tree so as to afford Oh yes John nj- - Do they have plenty of room for all and admit air circuses in Asia Papa Xo o I and sunlight think not Johnny Well whats the THE INVENTORS CORNER use of having elephants if they dont have circuses Puck Gas cannot escape from a new burner ORIGIN OF SOME WORDS after the flame is cut oft the inlet to the burner being automatically closed Ve Arc Iutlellcl to Hypocrite to an by the contraction of a rod as soon as Ancient Stasrc Custom find the heat of the flame is stopped catising Association a spring1 valve to act and shut off the ¬ ¬ BLOOD POISONING A ¬ ¬ Nurses Experience Shed rather have one than three from blood poisoning who have almost beggared themselves in buying medicines from which they have obtained no help There are thousands of others who first or last have tried Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla and One of these found perfect healing others Mrs A F Taylor of Englevale N Dak relates the following experience About two years ago I nursed a lady who was suffering and finally died from blood poisoning I must have contracted the disease from her for shortly after her death I had four large sores or ulcers break cut on my person I doctored for a long time both by external application and with various blood medicines but in spite of all that I could do the sores would not heal They were obstinate very pain ¬ ful annoying and only getting worse all the time At last I purchased six bottles of DrAyers Sarsaparilla thiukingl would give it a thorough trial Before the first bottle was taken I noticed a decided im- ¬ provement iii my general health my ap ¬ petite was quickened and I felt better and btronger than I had for some time While using the second bottle I noticed that the sores had begun to look healthier ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ There are thousands of people suffering and to heal Sefore the six bottles had been taken the ulcers were healed the skin sound and natural and my health better than it had been for years I have been well ever since I had rather have one bottle of DrAyers Sarsaparilla than three of any other kind This is but one example of the remedial value of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla in all forms of blood disease There is no other blood medicine that cures so promptly so surely and so thoroughly After nearly half a century of test and trial it is the standard medicine of the Avorld for all diseases of the blood Sores ulcers boils tetter rheumatism scrofula and every other blood disease is curable by Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla The success of this remedy has caused many imitations to be put on the market Imitation remedies Avork im- ¬ itation cures The universal testimony is that one bottle of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla is worth three of any other kind If you are interested in knowing more about this remcd3- get Dr Ayers Curcbook a story of cures told bv the cured It is sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co 10well Mass Write for it - ¬ - ¬ union ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I called in my family physician and he diagnosed the case as catarrh of the stomach He prescribed for me and I had In Misay his prescription filled I took nearly all the medicine but still the trouble became worse and I felt that my condition was hopeless I tried several rem- ¬ edies recommended by my friends but with ¬ out benefit After I had been suffering sev- ¬ eral months Thomas Campbell also a resi- ¬ dent of tliis city urged me to try Dr Wil ¬ liams Pink Pills for Pale People He finally persuaded me to buy a box and I began to use the pills according to Before I had taken the second directions box I began to feel relieved and after taking a few more boxes I considered myself re- ¬ stored to health The pills gave me new ¬ ¬ After he had insisted upon half a dozen additions and extra touches from the knight of the strop the big man stepped from the chair and produced a fat pocketbook while still holding forth in his offensive vein Xevah mine dat said the proprietor who had known life on the plantation in the We don make no chage fo old davs The bnllv was about to breakloose like an unheralded cyclone of destruction but he saw half a dozen barbers about him each one whetting a razor on the palm of his hand I UIKIU i Uf lUllti UTS v c i Uli Ul illl illillft iiIlliC VUII He looked into her eyes soulfully but she a itimj J seemed totally oblivious of it WJ STEELPRE3SEI3 Appreciative There Avas admiration and loAe in his iife strength ambition and happiness What a beautiful specimen of inlaying glance but she did not heed it Dr Williams Pink Pills cure dyspepsia exclaimed the guest There Avas a passion and rapturous longing Yes replied Mr Cumrox as he put his in it but it did not afFect her by restoring to the blood the requisite conaSS stituents of life by renewing the nerve force hands behind and tiptoed complacently JELF FEEDER The fact of the matter Avas that he Avas You ought to cross eyed and she did not knoAV Avhether it anything and enabling the stomach to promptly and but that SONS properly assimilate the food These pills are have seen the outlay it represents Pitta avus all intended for her or the girl on the Address P K DEDERICKS 2 Dederlcks Works ASbany N Y a specific for all diseases having their origi- burgh Dispatch other side of the room- - Chicago Post nation in impoverished blood or disordered nerves They contain every element requiIII ma I A Splendid Sulintitnte M 111m in m fnvmrYrrjr-r2i-jrN- Ml wmMvm site to general nutrition to restore strength Amy What an awkward name a to the weak good health to the ailing What is a good English substitute for and looking solemn t How do you make money at that price he asked with a sickly grin We make it offen gemen sah and it was Vnderful to see how soon the big man was messed and away Detroit Free Press Loves Labor Lost SggB fHB rr oj ¬ int ¬ -- ¬ 1 tete-a-tet- e II 1 n I Hi Hi 1 h k i it Mrs Gossip Did your advertisement for a butler in the DailvBlaze do you any good Mrs Fadd Oh Ves the De Styles the Shoddys and the Van Bilkerings all saw it and commented on it Th Gooil It Did Mamie A spoon holder X Y Journal nTiMmiiiiiiMiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiniitiiiiiiiiimMiiMtiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimim The American Navy Cuba and Ha ¬ t Iaif once was only an actor the plajer of a part on the stage So the orator who was a consummate actor was also a hypocrite The worti even in old Greek soon was applied to any dissembler because the life of such person was found to resemble the his ¬ trionic art In striving to appear differ ¬ ent from what it really was The Eng ¬ lish language took it up and the moral judgment of English speaking people makes it cany the heaviest weight of odium that can be attached to personal character Pretend was once an inno ¬ cent word and counterfeit simply meant imitation conveying no sxigges tion that the imitation was to be fraud ¬ ulently substituted for the original The boor Avas originally a husband- ¬ man and villain was only a la ¬ borer or peasant attached to the villa or farm Heathen meant merely a ihyeller on the heath and a pagan as aeJlerirt1 the open country a Greek word meant only a private person as distinguished from one clothed with office and in this pri ¬ mary sense it was often used in English of two centuries ago as when Jeremy Taylor said Humility is a duty in Ob ¬ reat ones as well as in idiots sequious was used formerly only in re ¬ lation to funerals Shakespeare has many examples of the word applied in this sense It does not seem formerly to have conveyed any idea of cringing or insincerity For The curious in the matter of origin of words we present a few of another class A milliner was originally a man and was so called from Milan whence he imported female finery Shakespeare says He was perfumed like a milliner and Ben Jonson settles the question of the sex of 1he original milliners in the words To conceal such real ornaments as hese and shadow their glory as a milliners wife does her wrough stom ¬ acher with a smoky lawn or black Nicotine is derived from Cyprus the name of John Xicot who introduced tobacco into France in 15G0 Paraffin was so named from the Latin words parum little and affinis kin because it had little affinity with any known substance Poltroon is from the Latin pollice truncato deprived of the thumb it having been a common practice among the Bomans to avoid service in the wars Hence our word poltroon for coward The turkey is an American bird not from Turkey at all though it was said to be from Tur- ¬ key when it was first seen in London Portland Oregonian The hypocrite tv gas KSo Dumb waiters are being fitted with ¬ Reflecting mirrors for use in ascertaining the contents of the car before it is 7 s Hun tot raised or lowered the mirrors being set fitn it at angles in the shaft and tilted by a JivcgetablePrcparatiorifor As ¬ projecting member on the waiter to similating UieToodaridRegula adjust them ling thStomachs andJBoweis of For use in the sick room a new table B has been designed consisting of a TfmvttW9 SUh dt in clamping bracket for attachment to the side of the bed with an extension EromotesDigcstionCheerful rod above it carrjing a side arm which ness andRestContains neiliier projects over the bed and holds a tray OpiumMorpuine norMiiEral in position for use ISQT NARC OTIC A western woman has designed a skirt can also be used as a for C3clers which walking skirt a row of buttons and ocfmJirSavzuaunzB buttonholes being placed at the front Pumpkin Seedf and rear which can be opened to form yilxScnmz a divided skirt for riding and buttoned Jhust Seed the entii length for walking JhipoTmnt -A handy ash sifter recently placed J3t CurbonaSola IKtmSccd on the market has a horizontal rod set fbirihcd Sugar ¬ Hitayretnr fjarvn in a casing oh which a sifter is mount by a handle extending ed to be shaken Anerfect Remedy Tor Constipa to the outside of the casing the device tion Sour Stomach Diarrhoea m 1 aAr being made up of several hinged sec- ¬ Worms Convulsions Ycvensn tions which can be opened to remove ness andXoss OF SLEEP the sieve and ash receiver Needle baths can be taken in an ordi- ¬ Jac Simile Signature of nary bath tub by using a new attach- ¬ ment consisting of a water proof cur ¬ tain suspended from a large ring over STEW YORK the tub with a perforated pipe in the Noav can aoi guss ibt ace ma- ihe side to discharge jets of water against Gallant Major No I cant but lor Many People Cannot Drinlc the bodr as the bather turns around you dont look it Tit Bits u coffee at night It spoils their sleep You a perforated ring also suspended at the can drink Grain 0 Avhen you please and sleep We think Pisqs top for giving a shower bath like a top For Grain 0 dees not stimulate the onlv medicine Cure for Consumption is Jennie EXACT C0PV OF YRAEPEB it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it loolcs Pinckard Springfield for Coughs 1894 111 Oct 1 and tastes like the best coffee For nervous ITEMS OF INTEREST vs THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY persons young people and children Grain 0 gray matter behind the other felloAv3 The is the perfect drink Made from pure causes There are about 1900 breweries in 1hu grains Get a package from your grocer to- broAV Chicago many a man to feel NeAvs day Try it in place of coffee 15 and 25c iWHimll Ml MM M ilhiVrn rfIIWAWtgfAjViJP3 United States YOUR All the carpet weaving in Persia is A Doe in Time SaAes Nine of Hales sfflBiSa i ig Remainder and Reminder Honey of Horehound and Tar for Cough done by women mm you have for a Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute cute little fcE3i33 Rarely indeed is a blue eyed person penWhat a Mr Jotley shirt Aviper Yes thats the only Avoolen undergarfound to be color blind The Avoman Avith a baby and the Avoman Wi N Y without one are always sorry for each other ment I ever bought of a peddler Earthenware sleepers are in use on World Chicago NeAvs FOB DECGRATIHG WALLS AfiD CEILINGS SSS Sf itfaURALO some cf the Japanese railroads paint dealer and do yonr own decorating This material is a HAJKU FINISH to bo applied with a ¬ Very feA people have Aveak eyes from Rats climb the orange trees of southAbout the only good thing iome men haATe brush and becomes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works equally as well with cold or hot water looking on the bright side of things Chi- is a reputation for being bad Chicago ern Italy and suck the blood oranges SSENW FOR SAMPLE COLOK CARDS and if you cannot purchase this material cago NeAvs NeAvs from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it The hair on most of the dolls made in THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S I NEW YORK Europe comes from the Angora goat Knem mmiarrnirmnrnrrrvmr iTBIiOID TUMOR CONQUERED The number of female clerks in the United States has quadrupled within mrYirYiYr the past 25 years Espolled by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Strong State ¬ ment from Mrs B A Lombard THE MARKETS One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound ia Cincinnati April 21 4 03 3 LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon the conquering- of womans dread enemy Fibroid Tumor 4 50 4 15 Select butchers The growth of these tumors is so sly that frequently their presence is not sus 5 75 6 25 CALVES Fair to good light i 10 3 50 HOGS Common pected until they are far ¬ 11 A portfolio in ten parts sixteen vieAAs in each part of the finest half tone pictures of the American Navy Cuba and Hawaii has just been published and the Chicago After tlie Opera Milwaukee St Paul Raihvay has made Marie The tenors beautiful tones are arrangements for a special edition for the still ringing in my ears benefit of its patrons and AAill furnish And earrings arc all full set one hundred and sixty pictures the Louise Goodness for out of style too Philadelphia Buleltin one dollar In AieAV of the present excitement regarding Cuba these pictures are very timely Send amount Avith full address to Supreme Court Sustains the Foot Geo II Healford General Passenger Agent Ease Trade mark St P Ry Chicago 111 Justice Laughlin in Supreme Court Buf- C M falo has just ordered a permanent injuncKlondicitis tion Avith costs and a full accounting of sales to issue against Paul B Hudson the Bilks nello Avhere are you going with manufacturer of the foot poAvder called Dr that door mat A Gilks Taking it to the assay office Clarks Foot Powder and also against are tail dealer of Brooklyn restraining them friend of mine just returned from the Klonfrom making or selling the Dr Clarks Foot dike called on me and wiped his feet on it PoAvder Avhich is declared in the decision Richmond Dispatch of the Court an imitation and infringement of Foot Ease the poAvder to shake into recommendation in the There is no your shoes iioav so largely advertised and AAorld than a better Avomans satisfaction that is sold all OA er the country Allen H Olmsted one of the reasons Avhy the calicoes and fine of Le Roy X Y is the oAvner of the trade- prints of William Simpson Sons are in mark Foot Ease and he is the first indi such universal favor Aidual avIio ever advertised a foot powder extensively over the country He Avill send a sample Free to anyone who AATrites him for Fuddy Are you in faor of a single tax it The decision in this case upholds his Duddy I go farther than that I Avould Boston Transcript trade mark and renders all parties liable have no tax at all who fraudulently attempt to profit Foot Ease adAertising in pjac Fits stopped free and permanently cured ing upon the market a spurious and similar No fits after first days use of Dr Klines appearing preparation labeled and put up in envelopes and boxes like Foot Ease Sim ¬ Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle ilar suits Avill be brought against others who treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa are noAV infringing on the Foot Ease trademark and common law rights The biggest blaze is not a sign of the most A straw pile Avill give a brighter heat blaze than a ton of coal Rams Horn j The Ruling Passion offered that lady 500 for her interest in I To Cure a Cold in One Day the proptry and she refused to consider the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Au I offered her 49990 and she jumped at iruggifcts refund monev if it fails to cure 25 it Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ waii imim For Infants and CMldren itf ri t nc t ai d Yon Havo The Aiwavs mmm dl m t ¬ I Signature 1 Bears the ivf ¬ by--extensiAe i -- Inf Jr The Kind ¬ 1 Always Bought iJ You Have vmmv- - 1 1 brcAV-beat-e- n ¬ II ¬ SIT NIML mim ¬ 1 - -- Mixed packers Choice His excellency Mirza 2lahmoud Khan the shahs ambassador at Constanti- ¬ nople holds his distinguished office upon conditions which are quite with ¬ out precedent in the diplomatic world The lowl of the lion and the sun does not devote a penny of his revenue to maintaining a representative at Stam boul He has in that city bout 15000 subjects and these are duly taxed for The purpose Mirza Mahmoud has no reason to complain of the arrangement for by the help of half a dozen able- bodied collectors he secures an income True he is com- ¬ of about 20000 pelled to hand over 4000 yearlytohis colleague at Vienna but the balance en- ¬ ables him to live very comfortably The contributors however insist upon his spending a certain amount on hospital ¬ ity and whenever he gives a dinner party a committee of taxpayers is post- ¬ ed in an an eroom whence they can sat- isfy themselves that their ambassador docs the thing in proper style and keeps up the dignity of the nation London Chronicle Diplomatic Economy of Persia SHEEP Light shippers Spring Winter family Wheat No 2 red red No 2 mixed v LAMBS FLOUR 3 RAIN No 3 Corn 3 75 3 45 3 85 6 50 3 70 fg Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime team BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bush CHICAGO I 3 80 3 70 fo 4 25 8 50 4 00 1 00 Cy 95 35 29 57 TnlO U0 adAanced AAandering pains may come from its So called I 9 75 12 ftll h 3 00 07 4 SO 1 Ta 00 13 19 5 ITVs 3 50 70 5 00 1 early stages or the presence of danger may be made manifest by ex- ¬ cessive menstruation accompanied by unusual pain extending from the ovaries down the groin and thighs ¬ ¬ I SHEOS A LIKE A GOOD TEMPER BiOHTESS EVERYWHERE 1 I Permanently cured by using DU WHITEHALLS RHEUMATIC CURE The surest and tho best Sample sent THE DR WHITEHALL MEGRIMINK OO South Bend Indian FREE on nieEtlon of this publication We delicht to do aa early friend a good turn Tne working parts FLOUR Winter patents JRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No 2 DATS No2 PORK MCS LARD Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE - 99 a l 32 31J4 j 2J4 27 10 45 10 40 5 3J 4 90 G oii4 10 01 i 5 50 1 Hs 38 u 10 00 10 25 5 5o 5 0J 4 50 1 1 could do sum work for ye lie Inserted Teeth Tramp I called ter see lady if I I teeth into a gocdpie fernothin Bita Kind Lady What can yon do Tma sort of a denitist mum rtaDt ter advertise so Ill put a 4 35 FLOUR Family 1 04j iiRAIN Wheat No 2 102 Southern Wheat37 Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white 02 Rye No 2 western 4 50 CATTLE First quality 4 40 HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE 3 75 FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 Ted 0ia 05 37 35 G2 4 70 4 50 94 29 st of Tit Oats MixedPORK Mess IxAJiD btcam Corn Mixed - 4 00 95 32 28 10 00 532 pains if there are indica- ¬ tions of inflammation or displacement dont wait for time to confirm nr fears and 50 througn the horrors of a hospital operation secure Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound right aAvay and begin its use Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass will give you her ad vice free of all charge if you will Avrite her about yourself Your letter will be seen by women only and you need have no hesitation about being perfectly frank Read what Mrs B A Lombaed Box 71 Westdale Mass says Ihave reason to think that I would notbehere nowif it had not been for Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound It cured me of a fibroid tumor in my Avomb Doctors could do nothing forme and they could not cure me at the hospital I will tell you about it I had been in my usual health but had worked quite Lard When my monthly period came on I flowed very badly The doctor gave ne medicine but it did me no good He said the floAV must be stopped if possible and he must find the cause of my trouble Upon examination he found there was a fibroid tumor in my womb and gave me treatment without any benefit whatever About that time a lady called on me and recommended Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound said she owed her life to it I said I would try it and did Soon after the flow became more natural and regular I still continued taking the Compound for some time Then the doctor made an ex ¬ amination again and found everything all right The tumor had passed away and that dull ache was gone JMI If you have mysterious ANY AERMOTOR FOR A ROLLER UP-TO-DA- EXCHANGED l M- nine evsr toing everlistmc power- doubling 38 MOTOR 8 FT FOR S6 12 ft for 12 lGft for 83U They run like a bicycle and arc made like a watch every menable part on rollers Doubles geared mill power The Acrmotor ran when all other mills stood still and made the steel windmill business BEARlNCMptyr rua is tho euro Allens Ulccrlnu SalveUlcere culy sureHJlcernIn Alone the world for Chronic Scrofulous Ulcer Varicose- Ulcer White Swelling Fever Soros ami all Old - never tails Drawsoutall poison Saves and suffering Cures perinaucnC Best salvo for Uolla Cariinnclcn Piles HultSSheum 5urns Cuts and aU Fresh Wound By mail small Sic large Kw Uoofe free JP ALLKM MJSDICSM CO Sore It expense 1 i J St Paul Minn Sold by Drugr lata THE NEW BEATS THE OLD AS THE OLD BEAT THE WOODEN WHEEL returnee user subject to cancellation at any time If your old wheel is not an Aermctor write for terms of swap new lor old to go on old tower tea can put it on Acrnotor Co Chicago I On receipt cf amount revised motor but not wheel or vane will be sent to replace old ono then to ho A Well Made American Watch not a toy to anyhodv sending- - TMO annual subscriptions at 1 each totlioVKRIAXn JIONTH LYSsnFranelRCo This mceazinn fwasf MoblLhedbyRrrtHarte SnlhCS It is the size orSIeClcrca and i superbly IllBktrated GIVEN AWAY EDUCATIONAL SKistssi mmwmm V If 7 iUUUUUU ACRES lands SouthTimber finn fWn Colony Rnnsf cheap FREE CATALOGUE Mineral SlSillM Law A N K WBLEST V Stf University of Virginia July 1 to 1898 For Cata- logrue address REGISTRAR SUMMER LAW SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE Va Sept 2Qth Summer 1 II CRAWFORD CO easy terms XashTlIIc Tens If Hi LB C if you want to secure a patent Lectures E m ItMyi Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by druggists m 1 B I 1 V m rim1 TssWl CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 170S t WKITINO TO ADVERTISERS please state that yam mw tie Advertl Mat la this paper tsytr- itm rsw i ii mi miiiiiih i in ii m imim r riTfifrttflmrr r 7 rawriMnMMMBMM awwMin -- -- v - v- ijT7atrvram it in miirrinTiiM immi iiBiiiMiiiiMiiiiiMBiiifc i mimjjmmimi yma mi mmhiwm 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 22 1898 I Miraculous RECEIVED Benefit FROM COUNTY DIRECTORY POBTUGUESE PIRATE HOW BARTHOLEMY CAPTURED HUGE SPANISH MERCHANTMAN A i TOAMIM in ci x j f k vj ru m t ik tj Tdr J t r m AJiJEiJi ii TI W n a Je VSIfrCAyarto wt ti w ff2iW JB vtr - W S Anderson - Dr Miles New Heart Cure Officers of Bourbon County Judge W M Purnell Sheriff George W Bowen W Hla First Attack Failed The Little Pirate YV Then Lay Within Short Range and With Mitchell and James Burke Rifles the Spanish Force Was Reduced Deputies and Finally Conquered Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler F L McChesney Deputy A series of sketches by Frank E County Clerk Ed D Paton Stockton on The Buccaneers of Our Pearce Paton Deputy Coast is one of the features of St Count7 attorney Denis Dun Nicholas Mr Stockton ttlls of the addon ventures of Bartholemy Portuguez Assessor W G McClintock who with a small crow in a small vesJailer W C Jones sel captured a huge Spanish merchant Coroner Dr H H Roberts man in the Caribbean sea Mr Stockton ¬ ¬ ¬ w 6HE iMIliH ili HIiHlHIli ii mKSTmJ Piicf B HBHfW EgggSJ VZtt5ZWIWTXiV SS in Iliim S VSSJg j WMIH iiefiS3a SvA nMLby lim Sfev 2fT mm u MJiMJ xk ji HJS 5H 1 Peck P G Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Coustlpation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of others no afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S AMERS03r Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box tjend address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Of W f i i M i - A I i i X k H to 8 r liBlllPlS rjg Hi B i N i School Superintendent iffifir Kate Edgar Surveyor B F Bedford Mi s says t Paris I Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says Millersburg A C Ball write to express my gratitude forthemirac lous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart Little Rock P S See Cure I suffered for years as result of army North Middletown H C Smith life from sciatica which affected my heart Clintonille S C Weathers in the worst form my limbs swelled from Hutchison E P Clay brook the ankles up I bloated until I was unable my clothing had sharp pains to button Center vi lie J T Barlow about the heart smothering spells and Ruddles Mils John Howard shortness of breath For three months I was unable to lie down and all the sleep I got was in an arm chair I was treated by Standing Committees of Bourbon the best doctors but gradually grew worse Fiscal Court About a year ago I commenced taking Dr Miles New Ileart Cure and it saved my life Finance R J Neely Chair as if by a miracle man H C Smith and E P Clay Dr Miles Bemedies brook are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive Jail A C Ball Chairman J guarantee first bottle T Barlow and P S Sae lenefits or money re- ¬ testorss County Infirmary John How- ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ rone i Health Ti ard Chairman S C Weathers and eases of the heart and H C Smith nerves free Address ¬ i I o kLI P BABCOCK of Avoca N Y a veteran of the 3rd N Y Artillery and for thirty years of tho Babcock Magistrates R J Neely j DR MELES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind man r o oee anaCs Turnpikes A O Charities T Barlow Chair man brook H Smith Chair Ball and E P Clay u weatners ¬ Turnpike Commissioners District No 1 Ed Turner Paris Ky District No 2 Thos McClin tock Millersburg Ky ¬ U II North Middletown K District No 3 Wm Linnehan ite acav- 4 51C fcl May 2 3 Columbia S vC limited to May 21st one fare roundtrip i iTfeJr0ge account of the Quadrennial General J iSliLtX Conference A M E Church To Norfolk Va May 2 to 6 limited TOTHEHRHERSOFBIilRHOI to 15 days from date of sale with pro- ¬ visions for 15 days extension by deposit- ¬ ing ticket with agent of terminal line in Norfolk one fare for the round trip As agent of The Page Woven Wire account of Southern Baptist and Aux Fence Co Lam prepared to put up the iliary Conventions best wire fence on the market It is F B Carr Agent guaranteed to turn ail kinds of stock and to give satisfaction See put up this season J havewho havefence the Page for Best in J T Hintons refrigerators the market Cleanable tf farmers had Fence use for seven or eight years in I am also prepared to put up the The Northwestern Mutual life has bet Chicken Fence on the market you are needing any fence give me paid to representatives of its policyIf holders and to its policy holders and is a call now holding for them 180000000 an 0 W MILLER Agent excess over premium reoeipts of over Paris Ky 20000000 tf J- - For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S350 and S500 shoes are the productions of400 workmen skilled from the best material possible at these prices Also SSSO and SOO shoes for men S2SO and 175 for boys and S2 00W L Douglas shoes are youths Indorsed by over laK00 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari- ety of leather you wnie ior caia ucucl L- to W uuuiiui supply Douelas Brookton Mass Sold by 13 SHOE 4BfoL4BmWL DOUGLAS - Court of Claims meets first Thursday in April and October For pure lead oilaud colors call on C A Dangherty theeWord- - tf Try our special pounds for li 1 A - coffee six 00 McDermott -- Speaks N Excursions Special rate excursion via L C N to and 4th r ¬ ¬ -- - Hews and Opinions OF Yesterdays Temperature National Importance THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by matt Daily and Sunday by mail a year - 8 a year 6 The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 7 a m 46 8 a m 48 9 a m si 10 a m t 52i 11 a m ns is m 2 p 3 p 5 58 4p m in m 63i 67 67 the world By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copy Address THE SUN New York is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in The Sunday Sun 7pm p m 64i 58 Davis Thompson right Isgrig are offering surprising bargains in mens and boys stylish shoes The prices are tf TYLISH VEHICLES ainsu I ave just received a well selected line of new Buggies Surreys Barouches Phaetons and Road Wagons jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with 1 The little pirate sailed boldly toward the big Spaniard and the latter vessel utterly astonished at the audacity of this attack frr the pirates flag was flying lay to head to the wind and waited the gunners standing by their cannon When the pirates had come near enough to see and understand the size and power of the vessel they had thought of attacking they did not as might have been expected put about and sail away at the best of their vessels speed but they kept straight on their course as if they were about to fall upon a great unwieldy merchant man manned by common sailors Perceiving the foolhardiness of the little vessel the Spanish commander determined to give it a lesson which would teach its captain to understand better the relative power of great vessels and little ones so as soon as the pirates vessel was near enough he ordered a broadside fired upon it The Spanish ship had a great many people on board It had a crew of 70 men and VlQCirloa fllOCO i lCYrk TlTOrO CnrtlA rnrrrn uuiuuo iiivcu uijiv yyiu ovjxjjo Uacacii gers and regular marines and knowing that the captain had determined to fire upon the approaching vessel every- ¬ body had gathbicd on deck to seo tbe little pirate ship go down But the ten great cannon balls which were shot out at Eartholemys little craft all mised their im and before the guns could be reloaded or the great ship be got around so as to deliver her other broadside the pi a re vessel was alongside of her Eartholemy had fired none of his cannou Such guns were useless against so huge a foe What he was after was a hand to hand combat on the deck of the Spanish ship The pirates were all ready for hot work They had thrown aside their coats and shirts as if each of them were going into a prizefight and with their cutlasses in their hands and their pis- tols and knives in their belts they scrrrabled like monkeys up the sides of the great ship But Spaniards are brave men and good fighters there were more than twice as many of them as there were of the pirates and it was not long before the latter found out that they could not capture that vessel by boarding it So over the side they tum bled as fast as they could go leaving some of their number dead and wounded behind them They jumped into their own vessel and then they short distance to take breath and get ready for a different kind of fightf Tlie triumphant Spaniards now prepared to get rid of this boatload of half naked wild beasts which they could easily do if they took better aim with their cannon than they had done before But to their amazement they soon found that they could do nothing with the guns nor were they able to work their ship so as to get it into position for effectual shots Bartholemy and his men laid aside their cutlasses and their pistols and took up muskets with which they were well provided Their vessel lay within very short range of the Spanish ship and whenever a man coulcl be seen through the portholes or showed himself in the rigging or anywhere else where it was necessary to go in order to work the ship he made himself a target for the good aim of the pirates The pirate vessel could move about as it pleased for it required but a few men to manage it and so it kept out of the way of the Spanish guns and its best marksmen crouching close to the deck fired and fired whenever a Span ish head was to be seen For five long hours this unequal con- ¬ test was kept up It might have re minded one of a man with a slender rod and a long delicate line who had hooked a big salmon The man could not pull in the salmon but on the other hand the salmon could not hurt the man and in the course of time the big fish would be tired out and the man would get out his landing net and scoop him in Now Bartholemy thought he could scoop in the Spanish vessel So many of her men had been shot that the two crews would be more nearly equal So he boldly ran his vessel alongside the big ship and again boarded her Then there was another great fight on the decks The Spaniards had ceased to be triumphant but they had become desperate and in the furious combat ten of the pirates were killed and four woundedBut the Spaniards fared worse than that More than half of the men who had not been shot by the pirates went down before their cutlasses and pistols and it was not long before Bartholemy had captured the great Spanish ship It was a fearful and a oostly victory he had gained A great part of his own men were lying dead or helpless on the deck and of the Spaniards only 40 were left alive and these it appears from the accounts must have been nearly all wounded or disabled ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CI m ijjWTPHErgHi m l LllJgfT 7 HAKES COLUKS AND CUFFS STIFF AND NICE AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT HEW TUT lj jJJlUHJ 1 lM It appearing to me by the representa- ¬ tion of Dr Boweu the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion 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 Con oilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under mVEN JVoaTJ I W IVLVUIftLJ WW ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH UfACTUREDOWLy III- fftlli il Wife WBM iiWitf J HyCHUBiNGERBRGSX9 hi graKEOKUKjowA ZMZZzSi Mi COPYRIGHTED Iillillilll- NewHaveConI I g3232 fSgSiWBB - W WiiiiW W f ws This starch is prepared on scientific principles bv men who have had years of practical experience m fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any umuj buuswuko injurious 10 iinen ana can do usea even ior a baby powder W M PURNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky For sale by ali wholesale and retail grocer Oa n iaJiUsmjHJirilliTWcramwi tAMHrmnMmwNii wu-li-- ili iypy L H Landman M ¬ D isms LAURA WEISHAUF Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules The Wright Medical Co a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fnui L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Murry Ind Sept 17 1898 Dear Sirs Columbus Ohio Last spring I purchased Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and ray stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully ¬ per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free i Mrs Lauka Weishauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidnev trouble Ton frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kid- neys and bladder are out of order There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain 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 lowiug use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ dinary effect of wamp-Hoot is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you ned a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on tbe bottle Mention The Paris KyNiswsaud send your address to Dr Co Binghampton- - N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmo uiuess of this offer Ky Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY imonth Arjvil 19TH A 1 8QR returning every second Tuesday in each Optician La ndman has been visitine- this p city regularly for over five years and has ad ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his 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 - 85E ¬ putGa ¬ - v C- - rT jr - - - - - - AjClHLtr jAJl GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU After the most wonderful business in Falljaud Winter Goods we ever bad we are well satisfied lor the benefit or argain buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of and now Clothing Overcoats Jackets Gapes Dress Goods Dry Goods A TT r7kT y AT 17 l JO lt will ¬ pay you to call and see tbe goods and vou will be astonished at tbe prices we are sacrificing gncb good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock Ir0 and 18 XJIX Li JCi AJ VG I I Shoese KJIX ELa Ji READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS ¬ Mens and Boys Suits and Overcoats Woith Worth Ulsters 999 7fiS 64v ¬ ¬ Worth Worth Worth Worth and 14 and 10 and 6 and 4 350 and 3 16 15 12 8 5 for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days Only for 9 days odly Ladies5 and Misses Jackets and Gapes Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 now 2 19 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 400 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 11 Ladies Capes worth each 450 now 212 18 Ladies Cajes worth each 300 now 163 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 15 12 8 7 12 437 319 229 200 Ladies 1 100 now 50c Rlankes worth 100 now 50c Plaid Dress Goods 5c Comforts worth Worth 00 200 Ladies Mufflers worth Stilors Black and all colors 25c 125 now 59c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton LU0 Specials For 9 Days Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worr h double Wool Socks 12j worth double Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes 150 for 9 days only 200 for 9 days only 300 for 9 days only 400 for 9 days only Mens Boots and Shoef worth 400 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 Men Boots and Shoes worth 300 Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes 75c Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double 100 100 200 ¬ Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c double worth - ¬ Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 21 yds Bleached Muslin now now now Mens Boots and Shoes worth 250 now Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 14 yds Mason viile Cotton 100 200 175 150 125 100 100 100 Dont delay as these prices are special for Remembsr the place Remember when we adver- ¬ tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed 9 Days only J H HAGGARD uSLlrLXS - ehe sobbed Her good fairy at once appeared Be careful then urged the latter waving her wand that you dont lose I have Dont Imj It no place to lay my head SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OP WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc BLT Gliding to the front of the stage the enchantress let it be understood that there would be a calorific period in the ancient municipality that evening Detroit Journal it TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGJJRS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY W - W

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