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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 26, 1898

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T VPJUH TjpBirr V V T N1 v w s n iigiS ws PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established fiHAMP vnTmiMi ii u LER Editors and Owners iwiim FEB j I88i IM1 ma- - EIGIITEESTII YEAR yjufuuiMiMi PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY APRIL 26 1898 ji L NO 0 uLJBnrw - n mTJMJiJHJmwaVi-u---i-ur-l-JJUTi-- - hiwilii iHmiuHhuujiij i ii ii ii i u jih i 1 - J I IT 8 rl LITIflP - p JgUHIWMJilUiM WJiarilHiSLMIIIILJlllllLHMMii miiL Him VtlrfllW FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY From eveiy section of this great land of ours have we gathered the r elock you are now invited to ses GOOD Br MASTERS SALS OF MASTERS SALE OF MASTERS SALE OF THINGS AT LITTLE PRICES Bourbon Circuit Court Ym Myall Administrator ford Brftts Plaintiff vs of Strad City Rachel Batts Defendant By virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon Circuit Courr rendered in the above Has Fought rive Wars styled cause on the 23d day of March willjsell publicly at the Court 1898 It is interesting to observe that the house I door in Paris Kentucky at United States has fought five wars in aoout the hour of 11 oclock a in on the 122 years since the declaration announced the birth of our nation says an SATURDAY APRIL 30TH 1888 In each one we have the following described real estate to exchaoue triumphed Iu that period England has wit fought six var3 not including conflicts 1st Lot No 4 iu Talbotts with savages in India and Africa and of the AlcGinty Addition to the two both to United States City of Paris Kentucky fronting on sho has lost France has engaged in six aud has lobt Lyle Street 40- feet aud extending back ¬ No 3 iu two one with the allied powers and one same width to Loton the Eastsame subby the lot division bounded with Germany Prussia in the same of David Kenney and on the West by period has lost two out of five wars the lot of Win Morris Austria has lost three out of five 2d A certain lot or parcel of land in Russia has lost two and gained two the City lof Paris Ky described as Spain has lost every war she has under ¬ follows4 Commencing on Sycamore taken in that period unless her ten year Street m corner to the lot this day Bishop then to war with Cuba may be called victor- convoyedlineJas feet more orEast with 140 less to Bishops ious the line of A J Gorey then S 78 feet The United States has declared war 8 inches to Russ Corbins 1 ne then with but once that instance being in 1812 Russ Corbins Hue 125 feet more or less and after such a series of insults and in- ¬ to Sycamore Str et then with Sycamore Street N 47 feet to the beginning juries as no nation would now dream of Also a certain lot on the West 31 inflicting But there never has been a side of Wainright street in said city day whtm a declaration of war from an- ¬ commencing at the corner of the lot this other nation has found us unprepared Jay conveyed to A J Gorey then with And every enemy which has tirst at ¬ Goreys Hue 54 ft 10 inches to line of tacked us has been the first to sue for the lot this day conveyed to the second part then with said line S 43 feet 5 peace inches to Sorbins line then E 50 feet Iu this country the initiative always with saidlline to Wainright street then rests with Congress and on its authori- ¬ with saidfstreet 38 leet 6 inches to the zation the President must declare war beginnings -Bat there is excluded from the fore- ¬ We use the soap that tackles the dirt going the parcel of land conveyed bv Wm Mall to Winnie Buford by deed and not the shirt recorded in the office of the Clerk of Boukbon Steam Laundry tf the Bourbpn County Court said parcel ¬ PI SBaaa I 1 EParlor Suits A RARE INCIDENT that offers an opportunity for saving nearly one half Our ability to handle a large number of suits place e us in a position to secure some genuine bargains It is the largest and richest collection ever shown and embraces every grade a six piece Suit at 18 to 825 a three piece Mahogany frame with silk embroid- ¬ ery at 25 It is a collection that will compete in style quality and price with any offered in the countiy See it Bourbon Circuit court Bourbon CincuiT Court Economy Building and Loan Association Plaintiff vs Chris Grosche etc J ¬ Lewis Hall etc Defendants G Towles Plaintiff vs Spring Things Every corner design woven in the mysterious forms and conceivable color and symbols of far a wav land and anxious to be made up in cozy corners 50c bOc 75c a yanl covers the cost A SPECIAL DINING ROOM WEEK Here abound perhans the best valies the old town ever saw Look through our slock and see if 3011 dont a give with us ¬ In bright decorative ideas abound in our Drapery By virtue of a judgment of he Bour- ¬ bon Circuit Court made aud entered in Defendants the above styled caufe on the 25th day By virtue of a judgment of the Bour of March lb98 1 will sell publicly at bon Circuit Court made and entered in the Court house door in the city of the above styled cause at its March Paris Kentucky at the hour of 11 Term 1898 I will sell publiclv at the oclock a in on Court house door iu Paris Kentucky on HOSDAI MAY 2D 1S9S SATURDAY APRIL BOTH 1898 sub-divisi- on about the hour of 11 oclock a in the following described real estate to the following described real estate wit to wit - g a ivHffO gyCTi jc3JwgrTOrixttyjCT 0 CI I Carpsts Furniture Wall Paper ar u CT iyjasga mwnwxjBEzaiaz3rm7iKttm iangQM ¬ WHY IS MOT THE BEST PLOW 9 The certain house and lot of ground fronting on the Southeast sid - of Main street in the city of Paris Kentucky twenty eight 28 feet four 4 inches and extends bnck of uniform width to vards Pleasaut Street one hundred and seven 107 feet to the line of the Methodist Church lot by which it is bouued in the rear and it is bounded ou one side by Thursron House or hotel and on the other siln by the lot formerly owned by Joseph Neely The wall ot the Thurs ton House or hotel covers four 4 inches of the lot hereby conveyed aud said wall is to be permitted to stand and u ed subject to the conditions contained iu the deed from Pollock arid wife to Watkins aud wife aud more fully set forth in the - deed from John Griffith and wife to Thos H Pollock of record in the Clerks office of the County Court of said comity at Deed Book 57 pasie The undivided one half interest of first party Lewis Hall in a tract of five acres two roods and seven poles 5 A 2 R 7 P of land lying on the Lexing ¬ ton Turnpike in the suburbs of the city ot Paris Kentucky adjoining the Shipp estate 01 the S the land of J A Lyle on the W aul said turnpike on the E and being th- same property conveyed by Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall to J J Hall and by latter conveyed to said Lewis Hull and wile Hattie Hall to which deeds 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 desciibed real estate will right of dower of the defendant Hattie Hall be sold free from the contingent 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by O ia EDWARDS described as follows War ami Wheat SsjaneiieitneriiSpMDEeisiL Here is one of those Soue believe war will advance prices costs of this or less then sum of 270292 and the depress distanceof ISO feet more distance of 37 suit to wit 10435 making the sum Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit of grain and others that it will ii with Svcarnore street a Court 4mYl t F ilfiilKFIIlil TllH at them says the Woodford Sun In May feet toxoSne of lands hereifiMelscTibedJs tobjaispvthedayof sale S2sp27 4 ts IpMlIiLANrTALBOTTt i TrrvriffPMMnraft Tr I861sh6xtly afteithexfiring upon Fort sfstf aighfr linelwithfthejlineSflfj V against the defendant aggregating prinbins lof on Wainright St and running cipal and interest on the day of sale the with Corbins line and Sycamore St a Beginning at the corner of Russ Cor Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase moue for which the purchaser will be r paired to execute bonds payable to the undersigned Master 269 Commissioner with good surety to be Said sale will be made upon a credit appioved by him and bearing interest of six and twelve mouths for equal from date until paid at the rate of six parts of the purchase money for which per cent per annum having the forge the purchaser will be required to exe- and effect of a judgment cute bonds with good surety to be ap Said sale is made to satisfy a judg- ¬ proved by the undersigned Master Com ment in favor of the plaii t ff herein J missioner bearing interest from the dav G of saie until paid at the rate of six per his Towles to secure the payment of debt aud interest herein amounting cent per annum and having the force on the day of sale to the sum of 43186 and effect of a judgment and the costs of this suit to wit 7476 making the total sum to be raised on the ¬ Said sale is mfde to etisfy a judg ment in favor of the plaintiff heiein day of sale 50662 ¬ ¬ ¬ v ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON vertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will ¬ ¬ ndli tMsurr8nathelrjriced r wheat in Chicago advanoedlolJlS but in the following June and July it sold down to 53c In March 1863 it sold at 1 07 and June of the same year went to 226 and in November the same fcepfcr 1W xa TFT rf JiiPsL 22iis As soon as the official call from the Piesident reaches Governor Bradley he will call out the three regiments of the State Guard which now consist of Enough volunteers about 1500 men Sold by James Kennedy Druggist will be recruited at ouce to make 12 companies jf 103 men each in each regi- ¬ ly afe 8ure and ment 3700 men in all This will com- ¬ Th FlSTBJa 5 flH HtS Ptt iU Fj EiS H t9 E3 fttror nfforal n To Jo plete Kentuckys quota of soldiers al- Master Commission Court ft as c3 trri 9 i ii A H tf K aP 3 9 fi BBTIPmnllir fonrfm-ma-nrlowed under the call Colonel E H B U 2 la4y a flfifca liasLsUH ed to married Ladies is in com- ¬ TJCLTzS and take 110 other Gaither of Harrolsburg MAsk for DS ISCTTS PEinTiTSOYAI per Send for circular Price SI CO box 6 boxes for 500 mand of the Second Regiment Colonel 13K MOTTS CJKEJItXiCL CO Clevelandr Ohio W H Smith of Bowling Green of the For Sale By W T Brooks JlrURfflst Regiment and Colonel Oohn B Third S3D33ESaBES lllIWilllIUIlllPHHIFJllLiH m Castleman of Louisville of the First ¬ lil x J succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub les year 1 14 After that time range was downward though in September 1868 it sold at 2 aud crop of that year re- ¬ mained above 1 Kentuckys Soldier 15 iys i0 - isgji55 IS MasterCommissiouerBc S edge of the N gate post of Court St a little gate on Wainright McMillan Talboti Attys about 38 feet from the points of begin ning and so as not to include said N gate post then with Wainright St to the beginning at orbius corner 38 feet 6 inches more or less Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bond payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner with good surety to be approved by said Commissioner and bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum and havinsr the force of a judgment Said sale is made for the It is impossible for the system purpose of paying the debts of the de- ¬ to withstand the demands made cedent Stratford Batts upon it just at this season with- ¬ out the assistance of a good puri- ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON ¬ ¬ moreror less to a point at nQsihergindistanc MmjEiiuusMllf A 1 m mrgii I TTTTTTBr W r - MK8TEBwtmp9 - m9r Mn - ty jt OF Lot IN MILLERSBUE G KY BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT Millersburg Building ciation Plaintiff vs W Savings Asso- ¬ H Payne etc Defendants ¬ Bourbon Circuit T l Grape Vines At Cost TRUETG NAME 8 Horse Hoe It pulverizes the earth in a scientific r - kills the wewls lets the air and moisture In makes the Stt crop grow Jisa cultivator as wen as a noe aoes eitner Kina ror wonc eauaiiv well If vou till vour farm or garden witn mm Tinr t i n AAsnn nA 1U wuxo yr AuucbUA rvin uc wui fiih ouipuscu Ul uic ucvicaac in mrvi BTin r r j m j Lnuuiatuu ni n piuuu nn r a nra ui ruin iiitw mura uu fcuo uiuciuc iu kl iiicic jo n dwic n uirac w ninin nn on uuDui nuiui nuiuuiuiuuuuaa uvcuimAuuuiutu fana do it better The latest Ideas in modern farming fare Dlainlv set forth In the Planet Jr Book for 1898 fiiauea tree 6 1 ALLEN CO 1107 Market St Phllada mm b lwNo fwav m k r rtcryj V r y- y AV I tYnniMiTifinirmwr cmaioar tirth m- rm k nnifLnerntTnaiiinnarir - Regiment The Governors office was besieged all day Saturday with applicants for commissions to recruit volunteer com- ¬ panies -- fying and strengthening tonic The changes which Nature decrees snail take place each spring are so severe that a breakdown is almost sure to come It is wise that all possible assistance be given during this period as upon this purifying process depends the health for the entire summer Everybody just now should take a thorough course of Swifts Specific the above styled cause on the 2nd day of April 1898 1 will sell publicly at the Court house door in the City of Parist Kentucky at aoout the hour of 11 iclock a in on SATURDAY By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ bon Circuit Court inade and entered in APRIL 80TII 1898 J -- - v m v We are offeringsome choice ladies misses and childrens shoes at special prices Dont fail to take advantage of the offer Davis Thompson Isqrig Lc3c3Lisss M u h 1 EASTER BUSHBERG MO in SUITS -- P Some PeopleTfaink that because we sell Steinway Pianos we sell nothing else and they must necessarily pay a high price if they buy of us BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM OF THE- - TOLEDO DETROIT Finest Imported Cloth All Points In Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station AND S35 The same Suit will cost you Nobby Business Suits 45 and 50 They are Mistaken Hazel ton Smith for we have other high grade pianos such as the ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel elsewhere BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars w 2500 TOO and Fine Trousers 800 CO PARIS FURHISHIHCU TAILORING w H S STOUT Manager JOE- - MUNSON Kurtzman etc superior in touch tone and finish at prices most moder- ¬ Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment We offer intending purchasers ate Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars greater variety and better value dollar for dollar than any house in the West Be sure yonr tickets read via BIG FOUR If you can not come O McCOItMICK write for full information Passenger Traffic Mgr Barnes Qabler NEW YORK W0 3Ti9 HIS M which thoroughly cleanses the blood of all the accumulated im- ¬ purities ton ps up and strengthens the entire system and aids Nature in renovating and renewing the body bo as to render it healthy and strong Those who purify their blood with S S S at this season are well fortified against the many forms of disease so prevalent dur ¬ ing the dreaded heated term for it has been demonstrated that the system that is thoroughly purified in the spring is well prepared to resist disease all summer No other remedy on the market is equal to Swifts Specific as a spring medicine because it is the only purely vegetable blood rem- ¬ edy and is guaranteed absolutely free from potash mercury and all other minerals It cleanses puri- ¬ fies builds up and strengthens Insist on S S S for there is nothing half as good ¬ CFor O Na HTU B IHSilMSI the following described real estate to wit A certain house and lot on the N W corner of Main and Second Cross Street now occupied by said Payne and wife as a residence the property extending from Main street along Secoud street to West Back Street and joined upon the North by the property of Mrs S D Dodson and which said property is located in Millersburg Bourbon county Ken- ¬ tucky undersigned Master Commissioner and bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum and a lien will be retained in said bonds upon said real estate to se ¬ cure the payment thereof Said sale is made to satisfy a judg- ¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff against th defendants herein for 234 60 with interest thereon from the 2d day of March 1896 until paid amounting principal and interest on the day of sale to 265 08 and the costs of this suit to amounting 5320 making the aggregate sum to be raised on the day of sale the sum of 31828 Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety payable to the E M DICKSON Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court Pony For Sale I have for sale an extra nice Shetland pony 3 years old color dark brown nearly black 12 hands hands 4 ft 2 in high weighc 550 pounds heavy mane and tail is Kind and gentle enough for any child to handle saddles nicely In appearance he is a model For farther information rail on or address Ernest Urchs W 4th St Cutter - 121 123 k Co Cincinnati D Ft JtAKTTN Gen Pass Tkt Agt O 1 GEORGE 5apr lmo Cincinnati CLAYTON T Hutchison Ky 1 gfjipuv iuvijwTj j j ipy iHjppi fijW l - WwSNb 3Q wiyn M HlJJW J1 I ft i IP 2 MBMHRHH THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 26 1898 THE PARIS Fears for Her Safety is Not Shared in by THE PRESIDENT CALLS iFor an Army of One Hundred and Twenty five Thousand Volunteers SB1 THE WAR IS ¬ ON in Order to Carry Into Effect the Resolu ¬ tions of Congress to Drive Out the Hated Spanish From the Island of Cuba WAsniXGTOx ft r w if - fv V -- W V r 1CA L The steamship ¬ Paris which sailed from Southampton Friday the capture of which has been reported denied reiterated had on board ij passengers and a big- cargo Mrs J W Mackav was among the passengers The Paris would be a rich prize for the Dons as she is worth to gether with her cargo over 53000000 The Paris has a crew of 400 men Falmouth teng April 25 The American line steamer Paris chartered by the United States government and ¬ into effect the purpose of the said reso- which according to reports the Span lution the same to be apportioned as iards are trying to capture passed the far as practicable among- the Lizard Friday evening and should now several states and territories and be well on her way weU She left Southampton Friday afternoon acthe District of Columbia cordingand to population FIVE FLEET SHIPS to serve for two jeai s unless The details for In New York Harbor Ready for Service v sooner discharged the War Will Sail Monday this object will be immediately com- ¬ New York April 25 Five fleet ships municated to the proper authorities probably will move out of New YorU throughout the war department In witness whereof I have hereunto harbor Monday ready for service in set my hand and caused the seal of the the war The auxiliary cruiser Yankee form United States to be affixed erly the Morgan line steamship E Done at the City of Washington this 23d day of April A D 1SUS and of the Monte is ready to sail manned by the independence of the United Ssates the New York naval reserves and in com mand of Lieut Commander Willard S 122d Brownson She may be used as a Sig ned William McKixlrt to patrol the Atlantic coast anc scout By the President keep a sharp lookout for Spanish wai John Siikkman Secretary of Stale It is understood from authoritutive ships cru isers San Francisco and Nes The sources that this proclamation will not Orleans also are reported as being be transmitted to the governors of the ready to leave states until Alonday the purpose be- go to Hampton Monday and they will Roads to join the flying ing- to avoid any unseemly demonstra- ¬ The president con- ¬ squadron tion on Sunda3r Under Commander Caspar Goodrich cluded to defer at least until Monday the American liner St Louis will a message to congress recommending and formerly that a declaration of war be steam out York the Harvard the same the New will go at passed Davis Senator chair ¬ time in charge of Capt A S Barker man on of the committee The destination and duties of these foreign relations some days ago expressed it to be the view of the com- ¬ two swift vessels are unknown Spanish Freight Vessel Captnred mittee that a declaration of war Philadelphia April 25 The Man should be made in pacific tones by jongress but since thenhasj expressed time Exchange here received the tol tnebelief tliaMt is not now necessary lowing dispatch XfKey West Fla Members of the cabinet however with April 20 Steamer Pedro from Antonly one or two exceptions still be- werp etc for Pensacola Fla arrived lieve a war declaration is absolutely here Saturday morning having been necessary in order to fix a proper captured by a war ship The Pedrc status of this g overnment as such a is a Spanish freighter of 1592 ton- declaration unquestionably would en and left Antwerp March 25 large the scope of the rights of this J Key Wkst Fla April 23 She Span government in case of a general con- ¬ ish steamer Pedro was brought in here flict and it is not unlikely that con- ¬ at 030 oclock Saturday- - morninjr un gress will be asked to take this step on der her ovwi tteam in charge of a pri2 Monday or soon thereafter ere w There seems to be no longer any rea-¬ Claim It Was An Act of Piracy sonable doubt that Secretary Sherman Madrid April 25 The capture oi will leave the cabinet Assistant Sec the Spanish steamer Buena Ventura retary Day is his probable successor by the United States gunboat Nash- ¬ although so far he has persistently de- ¬ ville off Key West Friday has aroused clined to allow his name to be used in the greatest indignation the Spaniards that connection The president how- ¬ claiming that hostilities are not yet ever it is understood will insist on supposed to have begun The news- ¬ Mr Day taking the office papers of this city characterize the It is understood the volunteer army seizure as an act of piracy and being will be concentrated at Chickamauga in defiance of the international law The republican members of- - the characteristic of the Yankees ways and means committee have Senator Walthalls Successor agreed upon a war revenue bill Chair ¬ Jackson Miss April 25 Speculatiman Dingley introduced it Saturday on-is rife as to Senator Walthalls afternoon successor J F McGool speaker of A 500000000 loan is provided in the new war tariff bill in the form of the Mississippi house of representa- ¬ three per cent 10 20 bonds 109000 tives is an avowed applicant while J00 certificates of indebtedness to bear Congressman John Allen John Sharp Williams Chancellor Hill of Ellis three per cent interest are also pro- ville ex Gov Robt Lowry of Jack- ¬ vided for son and J W Cutter of Clarksdale It is estimated that the war revenue bill will produce 100000000 in rev ¬ are spoken of The appointment will enue The tax on beer ale and fer be from the ranks of the free siiver mented liquors is increased from SI to ites Accidentally Shot S2 a barrel but no rebate for unused North Manchester Ind April 25 beer or destroj ed stamps is allowed The tax on tobacco and snuff is in- ¬ Frank J Rettig a hardware merchant was accidentally shot in the arm by creased to 12 cents a pound William naag an electric ight man Ilaag was looking at some revolvers in MORRO CASTLE Kettigs store when one of them was Bombards the Blockading Fleet Without discharged the ball passing through Damage The Vessels ZUade No Reply his right arm which rested on a show ¬ On the Flagship New York off case in two places below and above Havana April 25 The castle opened the elbow The injuries are not dan ¬ guns on fighting- squadron at 11 oclock gerous Saturday night About ten shots were Three Lives Lost in a Mine fired in direction of the ships None Cripple Creek Col April 25 Three took effect and none were returned men lost their lives Sunday in the On Boahd Flag Ship New York Off Londonderry mine on Ironclad Hill Havana April 25 Early Sunday CoL The dead are W H Pine mine morning- the Morro Castle batteries superintendent J W Foster miner ag ain opened fire on the fleet but with ¬ and J P Jones miner Jones out the slightest effect There has Foster were working in a drift at and the been no casualties among- our forces bottom of the shaft when the shaft up to the present and not a single house took lire Pine went to their shot has been fired ag ainstthe batter rescue and the three were asphyxiated ies The bodies were recovered Kevenuo Catter Winona Captures q Knox College Will Raise Two Companies Steamer Galesburg 111 April 25 Knox colAtlanta Ga April 25 A special lege will raise two companies for war irom Biloxi Miss says the revenue Her undergraduate corps 150 stronqcutter Winona from Mobile captured have asked for a place in the regiment the Spanish steamer Saturnina at Ship being organized by Gen Clencfennin Island Miss at 1 oclock Sunday but of Moline President Jikely will have to remain in quaran ¬ organize a company J H Finley will of graduates and tine with the prize Monday or Tuesday former cadets Large Shipment of Powder Shot and Killed by Her Love Santa Cruz Cal April 25 The Oshkosit Wis April 25 Birdie Fox powder works here shipped east Sun ¬ was shot by her lover Geo Miles Sun day nig ht 100000 pounds of brown day and died a few hours later After powder The consignment will be shooting Miss Fox Miles shot himself rushed through the run to Chicago be¬ in the breast and will die The shoot ing made in 93 hours ins was the result of a nJnAt New York April 25 - proclamation calling for r25000 troops to serve two years By the president of the United States a proclamation Whereas By a joint resolution of congress approved on the 20th day of April 1S9S entitled Joint resolution for the recognition of the independence of the people of Cuba demanding that the government of Spain relinquish its authority and government in the island of Cuba to withdraw its land and naval forces from Cuba and Cuban wa- ters and directing- the president of the United States to use the land and naval forces of the United States to carry these resolutions into effect and Whereas by an act of congress entitled An act to provide for temporarily increasing the military estab- ¬ lishment of the United States in time of war and for other purposes approved April 22 3 SOS the president is authorized in order to raise a volunteer army to issue his proclamation calling- for volunteers to serve in the army of the United States Xow therefore I William McKin ley president of the Uuited States by virtue of the power vested in me by the constitution and laws and deeming sufficient occasion to exist have thought fit to call for and hereby do call for volunteers to the aggregate number of 125000 in order to carry ¬ - The presi ¬ dent Saturday issued the following 25 April ¬ ¬ ¬ The fear for steamship Paris exthe safety of the pressed in some quarters is not shared by the officers of the International Clement A Griscom Navigation Co managers of the Amerjr one of the ican line laughed at the idea of the capture of the Paris There is not a vessel in the Spanish navy which can steam within two knots of the Paris speed he said if the day is clear a vessel can be -sighted 20 miles away If theres an- doubt of the vessels nationality it is hardly likely that the Paris will try to make it out Of course a careful lookout will be kept for Spanish vessels but we dont expect any will be lighted which will give her any trouble London April 25 The afternoon newspapers of this city have received dispatches from Belfast saying trust worthjr news has been received there to the effect that the American liner Paris has been captured off the Irish coast by a Spanish cruiser London April 25 The latest report Saturday concerning- the Paris comes in a dispatch from Ushant off the cost of Brittany France that a large liner of the description of the Paris passed bouth under escort The report is not confirmed Piiiladephia April 25 the Owners ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Q- - - - Key Wkst Fla April 23 The Washington April 23 The follow ¬ ing proclamation announcing a block- ¬ North Atlantic squadron except the All Diplomatic Relations Between the Two ade of Cuban ports was issued Friday monitors Terror and Puritan and the Countries Are Ruptured It is Thought smaller cruisers sailed from Key West BY THE PllESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES in Washington No Declaration of at 545 oclock Fiiday morning headed A PROCLAMATION War is Now Necessary The skies Whereas By a joint resolution passed by tho for the Florida Straits congress and approved April 20 1898 and com- ¬ were growing gray with the coming Washington April 22 Diplomatic municated to the government of Spain it was dawn when the formidable family of Uncle that said relations between the United States demandedauthority government at once relin- ¬ destroyers quietly and unostentatious- ¬ Sam its and government and Spain are at an end It is expect- quish or Cuba and withdraw its land In the is ly steamed away presumably for the Says land ed that from now on events will move forces from Cuba and Cuban watersand naval shores of Cuba and the with amazing rapidity up to the climax president of the United States was directed Besides the two monitors the ships This is and empowered to use the entire land and naof actual war Judge Day assistant left behind are the gunboat Helena val the United secretary of state early Thursday the forces of service of States and to call into cruisers IMarblehead Detroit dispatch Americas actual the morning received a cablegram from militia of the several states United States the boat Dolphin and the torpedo boat Greatest to such extent as Minister Woodford at Madrid stating might be necessary to carry such resolution dishing Spring that he had been handed his passports into effect andcarrying The first streaks of the morning Medicine Whereas in into effect and had been notified that official rela- tion the president of the United said resolu- light were crossing from the east and tions between the United States and it necessary to set on foot andStates deems two bells just sounded from the ships Take it maintain a Spain were ended blockade of the north coast of Cuba including when tiny and to unfamiliar eyes an Now to His cablegram said that he had been all ports on said coast between Cardenas and almost imperceptible line of fire ap Jlehia Honda given the passports before he had had south coast or and the port or Cienfucgosonthe peared on the sky above where lay the Sharpen Cuba an opportunity to present the ultiNow therefore r William McKinley presi A moment or two after and Your flagship matum transmitted to him for submis- dent of the United States in oider to enforce the signal staff of the Cincinnati lying Appetite sion to the Spanish government the the said resolution do hereby declare and pro- off Fort Taylor in the innerharbor the United States delivery of the ultimatum to Minister claim that and will maintain aof America have flashed into colored light acknowl ¬ Vitalize instituted blockade or the Polo having been accepted by the Span north coast ot Cuba including ports on said edging the call Your ish government as a formal announce- ¬ coat between Caidenas and IJahia Honda The Puritan and Helena joined in Blood Ml f and the port of Cienfuegos on the south coast ment on our part and conversation aforesaid in pursuance of the the incandescent Judge Day at once hurried to the of Cuba the soon the skies were kaleidoscopic as To laws of United States and law of na white house where he found President tions applicable to such cases theAn efficient¬ ship after ship answered Xcw lights Overcome McKinley about to enter a carriage to foive will be posted so as to prevent the en- - ticked messages fraught with the ThatTired take Mrs McKinler to the railroad station where he intended to see her Go to your druggist and get Feeling off on a short trip to New York The a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and be- ¬ news that diplomatic relations between the United States and Spain gin to take it today and realize at once were formally at an end was so importhe great good it is sure to do you tant that the president bade a hasty good bye to his wife on the white house portico and repaired immediateIs Americas Greatest Spring Medicine ly to the upstairs part of the house where he and Judge Day held a conHe Was Waiting1 ference the result of which was the A young theological student who is about dispatch of Secretary Porter to the to depart for the missionary fields told an capitol to communicate the news tc amusing story on himself the other evening the senate committee on foreign relathat gives an insight to the cause that led to tions and also to leading members of his determining to preach the Gopel to the heathen He had called on a young ladj and the house It is presumed that this her little brother posted himself in an armwas done in order to facilitate any acchair facing a handsome gilt clock He tion deemed necessary by congress had been there half an hour when the young By a hasty summons Senator Davis lady said Robbie why dont you go to of Minnesota chairman of the senate the nursery I am waiting replied Robbie What are you waiting for my dear committee on foreign relations SenWhy for his face to stop the clock You ator Lodge of Massachusetts a memknow what you said Philadelphia Call ber of the committee Senator Allison of Iowa a leader in that body and He Courted Failure others were brought to the white Isaacs- - --Do you tink marriage vos a vail- ure house where they joined Assistant Abrams So hellup me if I dit Ivouldged Day and the president shortSecretary married domorrows ly after 10 oclock in a conference whose purpose is to map out the im- ¬ mediate policy of the United States The conference broke up shortly r after half past ten oclock Judge Day accompanied by Senator Lodge going THE FLAG OF FREE CUBA over to the state department The asof the Three bars are red and blue stripes sistant secretary would say nothing The triangular field is two bars are white waves over the and star nation flag wblr hl strong to which blue and the stars regarding the conference further than white The combination is the red white Cuba is now looking for aid to authorize the statement that a public announcement would be made later in the day Chairman Davis of the trance and exit of vessels from the ports gravest import and creative of history senate foreign relations committee was aforesaid Any neutral vessel approaching What words of course no one ashore any the said ports or laconic and not explicit simply re- sameof without notice attempting to leave the knew but the few who watched with or knowledge of Weve taken the trick marking establishment of such blockade will be duly straining eyes from sea and docks warned by the commander of the blockading needed no interpreter to tell that it Senator Cullom of Illinois of the forces who will indorse on foreign relations committee was at fact and the date or suchher register the meant hostile action warning where Th message was not long in deliv ¬ this conference also and at 11 oclock such Indorsement was made and ir the same on leaving the white house said sthat vessel shall again attempt to enter any block ery but sunrise had fully come as the the handing of the passports to Minis aded port she will be captured and sent to the last letter flickered and went out nearest convenient ter Woodford constituted the Spanish againsuheritindfhQr port for such proceedings Then the witnesses saw thathe move ¬ asmay be ment had actually ibeguntnaecoyQr Both the method and results whert reply and endedc all jjeacef ulSFjuions 5cirfedadvThblcit eargOiasprizc W- f The1ig shins could bill Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant While ati effort mighffbe made in conNeutral vessels lying in Wy of said ports at of the night be discerned in the distance but the and refreshing to the taste and acta gress to make a formal declaration of the time of the establishment of such blockade war there was no occasion for it and wjII be allowed 30 daysI to Issue thererrom my others had moved toward them the gently yet promptly on the Kidneys In have hereunto flagship drawing other ships of the in his opinion there probably would be hand witness whereof seal of tho United set and rauted the States squadron to her Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys¬ none He add ed There is enough of a to be athxed The Wilmington and Amphitritc tem effectually dispels colds head ¬ Done at the city of Washington this 22a day state of war now existing D I1S and or the independence had slipped from their anchorage and aches and fevers and cures hahituaL Everything now he suggested would of April A or the United States the one hundred and advanced within hailing distance of constipation Syrup of Figs is the go ahead without preliminary action twenty second WM IUlvlNLEV the flagship It was just 542 when the only remedy of its kind ever pro ¬ of a formal declaration of war by conliy the president John Sn human New York without unnecessary dis duced pleasing to the taste and ac- ¬ Sccietary or State gress The next step he said would play moved pompousty and slowly to be to call out the troops ward the outer waters of the gulf ceptable to the stomach prompt in SECRETARY SHERMAN The president did not indicate to the To those ashore it looked as if the its action and trulv beneficial in its senators and members of the house It is Keported Will Resign From the with whom he talked Thursday that Cabinet Judge Day is Tired of lubiic New York was somewhat in advance effects prepared only from the most of the line with the Iowa and Indiana healthy and agreeable substances its he considered a declaration of war Tife siticl May Ktire Washington April 23 The Post following on either side but separated many excellent qualities commend it necessary and it is understood that he has been advised by some of those Saturday will say There is every from her by a good stretch of water to all and have made it the most whose advice he most relies upon that reason to believe that Secretary Sher- - As the line advanced toward the hori- ¬ popular remedy known no declaration is necessary Some of man will resign from the cabinet with zon the ships spread out until perhaps Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 there was a distance of three miles bethe leading senators consider that in a few days ¬ tween the tips of the crescent The cent bottles by all the congressional resolutions and It is felt by the friends of the secrc- - ships of the inner harbor had slipped gists Any reliable leading drugdruggist who the ultimatum sent to Spain are all out one by one and stopped at vari- ¬ may not have it on hand will pro ¬ that is necessary to give notice to the severe a tax upon his failing strength ous stations until the entire forma- ¬ cure it promptly for any one who world that a state of war exists while and for this reason he will reothers say a manifesto to the powers tire to private life His successor will tion was ready to move The exact¬ wishes to try it Do not accept any advising them of the condition of af- ¬ be Assistant Secretary Da3 in all order of the ships could not be as substitute From the fairs might be well probability but it can be stated that certained from the shore CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO highest point in Key West the line was The best information is that the Judge Day has no desire to remain in SAN FRANCISCO CAL The ships that fol president is disposed to regard this ad- ¬ public life It is the presidents nat- - semi circular IQUISVIUE KY NEW YORK NY vice and the probabilities now are that ural desire to promote Judge Day to lowed the three leaders were the Detroit Nashhe will not ask congress to make a the position which Mr Sherman will cruisers Cincinnati ville the gunboats Wilmington Cas formal declaration of war vacate but if he persists in his desire Newport monitors The navy department Thursday to leave oflicial life there will be a re- tine Machias A perfect type of the Am phi trite the Mangrove Mayflower aside from giving the orders to the organization of the department to the Why the highest order of squadron continued the work of add extent of a new secretary and a new and torpedo boat Foote powerful monitors Puritan and Terror ing to the navy and purchased an ¬ assistant secretary excellence I did not accompany the fleet could not other ship at Norfolk as an oflicially be learned but it is said they auxiliary craft and some small LIBERAL CABINET may follow shortly The Marblehead yachts The news of the actual be Krinsrinp on a War Without is taking on water and will doubtless ginning of war was received with Accused of Making Prepiratlons to Carry it Out join the squadron in a day or two gravity at the department and there London April 23 Tho Madrid cor were many speculations as to the desWOODFORDS TRAIN respondent of the Daily Telegraph tination of the Spanish squadron One says In well informed parliamentary Attacked by a Mob at Valladolld Attempt suggestion was that it is heading to to Arrest the Ministers Private Sec ¬ circles a pessimistic view is taken as cut off the fine battle ship Oregon now retary Even the to the upshot of the war on its way from the Pacific coast supBiarritz France April 2G Gen around to join Capt Sampsons com- politicians who are patriotically the Woodford and Capt Bliss have arrived accuse porting the government mand having brought here on their way from Madrid to There is also some fear that the Ore liberal cabinet ofof haviug made no Paris When the train on which they gon may be taken at an unfair advan about the war and were traveling reached tage without knowledge of the exist preparations to carry it on Those mob attempted to storm Valladolid a question affirm it The crowd snee of war by the Spanish topedo de- who have studied the shouted Death to the Yankees and J TRADE MARK J stroyer Temmerire which is now ly that the war will be of short duration broke the windows of the cars The rn - i and that when it is terminated those ing at Buenos Ayres will be call civil guard came to the rescue and dis who Madrid April 22 A semi offieial ed to are responsible for it persed the mob with some difficulty account note issued at 330 p m says the Span When the train neared the French ish government considers the ultima To Inspect Take Vessels frontier an attempt was made to ar tum of the United States constitutes a It is reported rest Gen Woodfords private secretary New York April 2 declaration of war The semi official that a detail of the naval auxiliary on the ground that he is a Spanish f note adds that the Spanish fleet is al board will in a few days visit BulTulo citizen Gen Woodford protested ready on ts way to meet the fleet of aud Cleveland to inspect a large num against the proceedings and they de the United States ber of lake tugs yachts and steamers sisted -- Minister Woodford Handed His Pass ports Before Presenting Ultumatum ON TO HAVANA y the President of the United States De ¬ The North Atlantic gqadron Leaves Key West for the Purpose of Blockading Cu ¬ claring the Blockade of Cuban Ports by ban Ports American War Vessels A PROCLAMATION i i Fi fill JSaTIr1 X ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Win ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods SarsaparsHa ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Up-to-Da- te aPefRGj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ OK WJOY ¬ f K i if -- ¬ I t ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ t t ¬ t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i Breakfast ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ April 22 Senor Polo y Bernabe and staff arrived here Thursday afternoon crossing from the American side in carriages There was no xeception of any kind on reaching British soil and after regis tering the minister and party took lunch The length of their stay here is problematical Senor Polo will not be interviewed Ola Glory Burned at Valencia Valencia April students iere Thursday made a noisy demonstration and burned an American flag in the presence of a large ciowd ¬ 22--The Niagara Falls Ont Senor Polo in Canada Reward for the First Spanish Flag ¬ p3 The following Chicago April telegram has been sent to President McKinley b3 Editor Miehaelis of the We have opposed a war Frei Presse with Spain believing that the Maine case covld be settled by arbitration and that the Cubans who derailed trains burned hospitals and murdered officers sent to them with a flag of truce are not worth a drop of Amer- ¬ ican blood IBut since war has actually begun we will rally around the stars and stripes and we offer S100 to the union soldier who captures the first Spanish army flag 23 New Orleans April 23 Orders have been issued to intercept and seize the Catalina and MiguelJoves the Spanish ships which left here Fri- ¬ day night The Louisiana naval re- ¬ serves was put into service Saturday part going to Mobile and the main body to the mouth of the river Spanish Passenger Steamer Captured Two Spanish Ships to Be Seized I Qcoa ABSOLUTELY PURE Delicious Nutritious Z passenger steamer pling between Havana and Porto Rica The toroedo fleet coming is in Kkv West Fla April 23 At2o a m an incoming tug reported that T the New York has captured a Spanish COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by t X WAI TPI RAlCn e ESTABLISHED 1780 rs j mfmwmnwwww mm 9 f A -i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 26 1898 SENATOR DAVIS Declines to Accept the Secretary of State Portfolio in Case Shernian Kesigriis Pre ¬ Of the City of Havana Began at Day fers to Kemaln in the Senate light on Monday Morning Washington D C April 25 While there is every reason to believe that Gen Blanco Blade Hasty Preparations for Secretary Sherman contemplates a re- ¬ the Defense and Havana Was tirement from the cabinet at no dis- ¬ in an Uproar AIL Day tant date the indications now are that Sunday the change will not take place imme- ¬ diately He declined to discuss the Havana Cuba April 25 The question Sunday indicating there was United States fleet will begin the bom- ¬ more in the newspapers concerning bardment of Havana Monday his intentions that was justified by the Rr Adm Sampson has sent notice facts rof his intention to Mr Gollan the There is no doubt however that the British ambassador here who actinjr president considers the secretarys re- ¬ under instructions from his govern- ¬ tirement among the probabilities ne ment is in charge of the United States discussed the contingency with some cansulate in Havana of his callers Sunday and Senator DaMr Gollan has told Capt Gen vis was asked whether in case there Blanco that real war is about to begin should be a vacancy in the The city is terror stricken secretaryship of state he would Adm Sampsons notice simply stated favorably consider an invitation to that he intended to begin the bom- ¬ fill it and that the senator bardment It is not known whether replied in the negative It is also un- ¬ his ships will confine themselves to the derstood that the Minnesota senators batteries and after silencing them reason for taking this position is the take Havana with his sailors and ma- ¬ fact that he prefers his position in the rines or will try and compel surrender senate and considering himself rea- ¬ b- - shelling the city itself sonably sure of a re election has decid- ¬ Gen Blanco visited all the batteries ed to remain where he is as boon as he was told of the intention Secretary Sherman said Sunday that of the American eommander He is it was his expectation that for the Sunday night at the Santa Clara present and the immediate future the where are the guns that are most de- - insurgent arnvy would do the greater -- THE BOMBARDMENT A DECEEE ISSUED Spanish Government Declares War Be- ¬ tween Spain and the United States One Mouth Given United States Ships to I Leave Spanish Ports Pivo Kules That Spain Will Observe During the War 25 The following de- ¬ cree was gazetted Sunday Diplomatic relations are broken off between Spain and the United States and the state of war being begun between the two countries numerous Madrid April ¬ ¬ questions of international law arise which must be precisely defined chiefly because the injustice and provocation come from our adversaries and it is they who by their detestable conduct have caused this grave conflict The royal decree then saj s Spain maintains her right to have recourse to privateering and announces that for the present only auxiliary cruisAll ers will be be fitted out treaties with the United States are annulled CO daj s are given United States ships to leave Spanish ports and the rules Spain will observe dur ¬ ing the war are outlined in five clauses ¬ ¬ ¬ covering neutral flags and goods con- ¬ traband of war what will be consid- ¬ ered a blockade the right of search and what constitutes contraband of war ending with saying foreign privateers will be regarded as pirates Continuing the decree reads We have observed with the strictest fidelity the principles of interna tional law and have shown the most scrupulous respect for morality and the right of government There is an opinion that the fact that we have not adhered to the declaration of Paris does not exempt from the duty of respecting the principles therein enunciated The principle Spain unquestionably refused to admit then was the The govabolition of privateering ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ most indis- ¬ ern ment now considers pensable lo make absolute reserve on this point in order to maintain our liberty of action and uncontested right lo have recourse to privateering when wo consider it expedient Following is a summary of the more important of the live clauses outlining the rules Spain will observe during the war Iy organizing immediately a force of cruisers auxiliary to the navy which will be compossed of vessels of our mercantile navy 2 Neutral merchandise except con ¬ traband of Avar is not seizable under the enemys Hag A blockade to be obligatory must be effective viz it must be main tained with sufficient force to prevent access to the enemys littoral 4 The Spanish government uphold ing it right lo grant letters of marque will it present confine itself to organizing with the vessels of the mercantile murine a force of auxiliary cruisers which will co operate with the navy according to the needs of the campaign and will be under naval cori- i 1 ¬ ¬ m ntoeder tcaplhur snips anu confiscate tne enemy mer- chandise and contraband of war tinder whatever form the auxiliary cruisers will exercise the right of search on the high seas and in the waters tinder the enemys jurisdiction in accordance with international law and the regula tiona which will be published fi Defines what is included in con traband of war naming weapons am- j thenm ¬ ¬ general all the appliances used in war 7 To be regarded and judged as pi r ates with nil the rigor of the law are aptains masters officers and two thirds of the crew of vessels which not being American shall commit acts of war against Spain even if provided with letters of marque issued by the United States i munition equipments engines and in He will re- ¬ pended upon as defender main there all night The first shot is expected at daybreak There was no rest in the city Sun lay night The streets are crowded Troops are being moved hither and thither to strengthen the defenses Gen Pando who hastened to the remote batteries as soon as the United Mates fleet arrived here returned to 1 was told the city Sunday night that he had a narrow escape from capture by a rebel band and that report was accompanied by another to the effect that the insurgents are moving in toward the city so as to be ready to dash in and assist the United States forces should the invade the city No troops can now be spared from the main defenses to drive them back ¬ part of the fighting in Cuba He added the statement that there was no inten ¬ 25 The four story occupied by the Great West building ern Printing Co atoll and 513 Market street was gutted by fire Sunday nicrht The loss amounting to SGO000 with 340000 insurance The building con- ¬ 12 modern printing presses and tained two lithographing presses and the shortly greatest amount of wooden type west of the Mississippi river The LaClede House Passes the Keorganritliou Hill Washington April 25 The nrmv and Imperial hotels situated nearby caught on fire but the blazes were ex reorganization bill was passed by the house at 145 p m Saturday tinguished without damage St Louis April Fire in St Louis ¬ tion of taking the militiamen and new recruits into Cuba until thor- ¬ oughly inured to the hardships of actual military life and that prob- ¬ ably the regulars also would be held in this country until later in the season The secretary expressed the opinion that Adm Sampsons fleet would take the first opportunit to form a junction with Gomezs army and that there would thenceforth be perfect co operation between these two organizations in conducting the war against the common enemy The insurgents are the best men for this service at present said the sec retary and they can be trusted to do zealous work when well armed and well clothed lie said it was his understanding that this government would furnish the arms and munitions of war to fit out several regiments of insurgents in good shape and to put the entire Cuban army in good fighting trim He would not discuss the reports that he would resign from the cabinet ¬ ¬ CRUISER DETROIT steamer Buenaventura captured by Captures the Spanish Vessel Catallra the United States gunboat Nashville Within Twelve Allies f Havana Key West Fla April 25 The Cata is a tramp steamer hailing from Bilgoa Spain She belonged lina was captured about 4 oclock Sun ¬ line On March 20 she to the Sarrinaga arrived at Pas day morning 12 miles from Havana cagoula Miss from Havana and was She was taken by the cruiser Detroit on the way to Pensacola Fla to load When the first shot was fired her cap Holland when captured tain made a desperate effort to escape for Key West Fla April 23 The his pursuer and the chase was pro- ¬ ¬ longed for eight miles Finally a solid cruiser Marblehead the monitor Pur itan shot brought her to She is carrjing sailedthe Algonquin and the Mangrove Fridy afternoon to join the a cargo of 00000 bundles of staves The Catilina which is the property fleet The only ships of the squadron of lzquierdo y Ira of Cadiz was built now remaining here are the Dolphin and in lS9u and was last serviced in New the Terror to the Helena all of which likelv move within a few hours York in October of that year She is are 115 feet in length 4S feet in breadth ALPHONSO XII and 213 feet in depth of hold She is a steel vessel with two bulkheads A Spanish Mail Steamer Captured by the According to the bureau Veritas her Xlasrship NVw York The Vessel is Ysiluttt at 81000000 and Had a Valuable Cargo gross tonnage is 5291 and her net 3501 and 10 00 Spanish Soldiers Aboard Key West Fla April 2o It is be- ¬ TWO MORE lieved here that the prize capture Spanish Vessels Captured by Our Ifleet in of New the Hag ship York Cuban Waters is the Alfonso XII a mail steamer New York April 25 A dispatch to the Press from Ke3 West says The not the war ship of that name The gunboat Wilmington Sunda3- - captured Spanish ship tried to run away but the Spanish cruiser Candida with a the New York gave chase tiring shot deck load of charcoal intended for Ha- after shot until the Spanish ship hove vana where it is extremely valuable to and surrendered Key West April 22 Adm Sampscn for fuel Cushing is bearing down on a gave one of the swift cruisers special The schooner to the southeast Tie breeze orders to look out for the Alfonso X f I is slow and while she has on all sail now nearing Havana from Barcelona the Cushing will overhaul her shortly Spain She is the crack vessel of the She has the start but the Cushing has Compagnie Espanol Transatl antique the steam and is worth 81000000 She carries a The torpedo boat Porter Sunda3 cap- ¬ valuable cargo of supplies and ammu- ¬ tured the Spanish schooner Antonio nition for the Spanish army and a regi- ¬ laden willi sugar for Havana The ment of soldiers 1000 strong She will Antonio was sent to Ke- - West with a prove a valuable prize and despite the prize crew of four men tinder Naval soldiers is expected to fall an easy Cadet Duboise victim ¬ ¬ FIRST SHOT FIRED Spanish Merchantman Snenaventura Cap ¬ tured br the Gunboat Nashville Key West Fla April 23 The Spanish merchantman Buenaventura was captured shortly after 7 oclock Friday morning by the United States cruiser Nashville The fleet at that time was only a short distance from the shore Smoke had appeared on the horizon away to westward and by G oclock it was plain that this came from a merchantman By 7 odlbck she was seen to be a two masted black hulled ship with white upper works and black smokestacks having the colors of the Spanish flag painted around it A Spanish flag was flying to the breeze above the taffrail The squadron had been steaming dead slow say six knots but at 7 oclock the Nashville suddenly left the line and at full speed headed toward the Spaniard A moment later a gun was fired from the port battery of the Nashville and the shot struck the water a few hundred yards away The Spaniard was half a mile from the Nashville and she held her way mak ¬ ing no sign of having given the shot any attention For two minutes the Nashville held her way in the chase and then tried another shot that passed apparently within a rod of the Spaniards now and clipped spray from the crest of the waves for a mile be3oud The officer on the Spaniards bridge at once reversed her engines while a man ran altaud hastilv lowered her flag At 715 the Nashville brought to alongside the Spaniard having every gun big and little in the starboard broadside pointed at her Then a whaleboat was lowered and Ensign Magruder with a boarding crew of six men was sent to take charge of the prize She was found to be the Buenaven tura plying between New York Ha ¬ vana and West India ports She had a cargo of lumber on deck forward that was stowed so as to give her a Ht to port Meanwhile the torpedo boat Foote had run down in the wake of thd Nashville and brought to beside the Buenaventura For the next half hour there was a good deal of fillu and backing by the Nashville and the Foote as they lay about the Spauiard Ensign Magruder took charge of the Spaniards papers and sent a report regarding them to the Nashville These were eventually sent to the flag ship by the torpedo boat Foote She brought orders that the Buena ventura was to be held and a few minutes later the Nashville headed toward Key West and was followed by the Buenaventura It was observed however that when the Nashville and Buenaventura had run a mile or so toward port they were Stopped by signal from Adm Sampson and for 15 or 20 minutes they hung on wind Then they headed away once more for port As the Buenaventura lay awaiting ordersfrom Adm Sampson her crew hung listlessly over the rail or walked abpiit heiSdeek and gazed at her captors ThSaiJifofncer were on- the bridge most of the time but one ap ¬ parently the captain went to and from the bridge to the deck and down be- ¬ An American sailor had the low wheel Another stood on the bridge near Ensign Magruder and the others guarded the main deck The sailors are carrying muskets on board and Ensign Magruder has side arms The sailors on the bridge and at the wheel had bayonets in their belts and the men on deck kept their muskets in hand One of these ou deck wab seen to examine his musket loch occasional ¬ ly and to handle the weapon oarelessly at frequent intervals The crews on the Nashville and Foote and prize crew were entirely sober however during the time occupied in waiting to start for port Gatvkstoy Tex April 23 The ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 wSTOfflwIftilSKjpy Unkind Elderly Admirer It is foolish to be proud of it perhaps Miss Amanda but was born in Boston within afe E rh-- I didnt notice it blocks of the house where Benjamin Mexican Not you see zee people rush Franklin was born out from churches Miss Quickstep How very interest ¬ Tourist Oh yes I saw that but I ing You were boys together I dare thought maybe the contribution box say Chicago Tribune was going round X Y Weekly A Rash Mexican Big earthquake to day American Tourist Was there one A Mad Man is like unto a kerosene lamp Crawford It doesnt seem to mailer He isnt especially bright Hes often turned down he generally what the doctor prescribes for my wl e the grasping druggist charges 75 ceata smokes And he frequently goes out at night for the prescription -- N Y Evening Journal Crabshaw Thats nothing My wifes doctor prescribed a bicycle for he and A PROFESSIONAL BOXER it cost me 100 X Y Truth MBM MtR UNDERTAKER TuNERAt I Comparison Shouldnt Grumble director - He To sit here forever and hoM your little hand in mine would be heaven enough for me She Yes but if you held iry haid all the time nobody would ever hav a chance to see my engagement ring Chicago Daily Xews What Would Be the Use illllMlllilliTIi i1 llttfrt hIhHHhB HBHH8BIH 1 ft I MB HHvjfll SI I IB lit I i llii I i I tf SHHFi T E hSh5 YtKi HiDh fH Same Tiling Mr Boresley amateur hypnotist Xow Miss Spicer I want you Jor a mo ¬ ment to concentrate your mind upon absolutely nothing Miss Spicer Would it mafre mueA difference if I concentrated it upon you Mr Boresley Tit Bits The Difference Winterbloom Dont you think 2Gt is rather high for a tailor made gown Yon Blumer tells me his wife paid only 150 for hers Mrs Winterbloom True my dear but she got hers before I got mine X Y Truth 8EMV 7 7-- -- Chicago Record 3he said her affection for him was intense And likewise he swore he loved her And sincethey are spoons their engage- ¬ Jnst What They Like ment of course Is certain to make quite a stir Puck She Truly Wonderful Mrs Wimes What most surprised you when you arrived in Paris Mrs Jaunter Why the fact that lit- ¬ tle children of tlrree or four years could talk French It was perfectly amaa ing Tit Bits He referred to her as a bird When his love was 18 carat But later so Ive heard He referred to her as a parrot Up-to-D- ate There are people who use re ¬ ligion as a cloak He I know it What will they do in the next world do you think Oh they wont need any cloak to keep them warm there Yonkers Statesman Faw the bloomin life of me I cawnt understand why Miss Cum Jately got so indignant when I asked her to sing that song about er maw ble halls you know Yabsley You dim and doleful idiot her father used to drive a w agon for a atone yard Gincinnaii Enquirer t j r sj7 Stop Hlni Couldnt My doctor knows better than to Eorbid me to drink coffee Why do you think so He knows if I didnt drink coffee 1 wouldnt be strong enough to earn money to pay his bills Chicago Rec- ¬ ord Chollie - Wont IVeed It He Named the Species QUITE A DIFFERENCE Sensitive 1 Shorty He Was Ont fice She looked at him reproachfully About 20 minutes walk You were out last night she said Por you or forme Golden Days 50 he admitted before Out about Deliberation he realized that his words had a ten- ¬ I spose its right foh folks tu fight dency to cast a doubt on his assertion Ter save dahsefs fum shame that he had been sitting up with a sick But ef you does dont newuh shoot Until yous done took aim friend Chicago Post Washington Star A How far is it to the post of- ¬ When lovely woman holds full sway Th worst of all her cares May be to make fair listeners pay Close heed to what she has to say Instead of what she wears Washington Star Political Difficulty A Good School Mrs Dearborn How did your parrot learn to swear so Mrs Wabash Oh my husband has an alarm clock in his roon Yonkers IT MADE A DIFFERENCE Statesman yjfeg asked the minister I do willingly replied her father innocently with an approving smile at the groom Xorth American Mrs Pswift at the masquerade Yes you did bui 3 011 failed to rec- ¬ ognize her She went without her face Chicago Tribune powder Glad of the Chance Who gives this bride aivay Arent you mistaken Effectually DiyguLed I didnt ser Goldthorpe Exceedingly Ungcneroso Gidds Age hs begur to tell on Misa Gadds That is exceedingly ungen- ¬ erous of age for she never told on it Up to Date A J Willie who has eaten hi3 piece ofi cake as fast as possible I say Ethel lets play menagerie 1 11 be the mon- ¬ key and you feed me with our cake The Old Lady Oh Maude see that Tit Bits drunken brute Such men ought not to be allowed at large Married She Do you really love me George But thats Cousin Tom Maude aunty He snappishly Didnt I tell you Cousin Tom Then those horrid week before last that I did Somev saloon keepers have been drugging that ville Journal X Y Evening Jour- ¬ poor boy again The IMty of It nal Things go by contraries in life The virtuous seldom get their rights IlaiipincMst He that is prized most by his wife worn mulberry A weather Is not afraid to stay out nights Naath which the children sit And a mocking bird a singing In the very top of it Chicago Times Herald Chicago Daily Xews Juvenile Diplomat riatitafiouj Kingston Jamaica April 25 Fugi Washington April 25 Lieut Com mander Cowles who ran the Fern tive from Guantanamo province of back and forth between Havana and Santiago De Cuba ay Spanish troop Key West during the exciting dajs are concentrating in principal sea succeeding the Maine disaster has coast cities and la3ing waste 03 fire been assigned to command the Topeka interior towns and plantations It is Lieut Commander Winslow takes com ¬ feared devastation will be complete be mand of the Fern in place of Capt fore Americans can occupy that terri Cowles being detached from the St tory Louis for that purpose Spanish Fleet Still at Cape Verde Neutrality Proclamation St Vincent Cape Verde Islands K F April 25 Gov April 25 The Spanish fleet is still St Johns Murray has issued a neutrality procla here either awaiting orders or rein forcements mation ¬ ¬ Lieut Commander Cowles Will Command the Topeka Spaniards Burning Interior Town and ¬ New York April 25 The cruiser San Francisco was floated out of dry dock in the Brooklyn navy yard Sun day just at dusk as the lines of the converted Wasp formerly the yacht Columbia were cast off and she left the 3 ard presumably for Hampton Roads to join Commodore Schlo3s fleet ¬ Cruiser San Francisco Out of Dry Dock ¬ The count of Flanders has telegraphea his son Prince Albert of Belgium heir presumptive to the Belgian throne now traveling in the United States to re25 Brussels April Prince Albert Called Home ¬ ¬ turn to Belsiuin immediatelv my little man Am I not right Willie aged seven The perspicacity Theres that Miss Jack Washixgtox April 23 Secretary Carmine They say her face is her for- ¬ of the modern ofiicer of the law is most Long said Friday afternoon that Capt tune wonderful X Y Truth Sampson had been appointed an act-¬ Miss Cuttynge Then she ought to be Softening the Blow ing rear admiral It is supposed he arrested for counterfeiting Puck Madeline indignantly He said I will be named Inter as rear auiniral was an old flame of his The ideal Nothing Else There American Squadron Ready for Sea Oh 1 dont think Julia soothingly He Such a thing never entered my Hoxo Kong April 28 At 4 p m the he meant that you were old at that United States cruiser Baltimore ar head She Probably it couldnt stand soli- ¬ time Puck rived here and the American squadron World tude X is ready for sea Proper Classification Borrowing is a disease said Bigbee Quarantined Services of Georgia Militia Tendered Cholly Im afwaid that glass of wine in self justification Ga April 23 Gov Atkin ¬ Atlanta And lending is insanity repsieiL son Friday wired President McKinley lias gone to my head Molly if must be awfully lonesome Small significantly Philadelphia tendering the services of the Georgia --Ainsleea Magazine North American militia Capt Sampson Promoted She Painted - Police Ofiicer In Iloston You seem to be lost Redding- ft ¬ 4 MmT li H111 IIMIi Mil ill ii HIM liFUilllllHHIi t3J TT THiii BOURBON NEWS PARIS IY JSte TUESDAY APRIL 26 188 I W i imhmim ii - NUPTIAL KNOTS Soi- - bTOCK AND TURF NEWS GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Ifcoyal maves the food pure liUTCHCRAFT VARDEN eimiizntions Of The Mavriaco Vows I - - ft t r k 4 Saturday morning at ten oclock while Prof A M Gutzeit drew music sweet and low from the organ almost hidden behind a bauk of plants and blooming flowei 8 at the Baptist Church ftev Geo Varden performed the iere mouy which united the destinies of Mr Benjamin Brent Hutchcraft and Miss Alattie Varden The bride who is u daughter of Rev Geo Varden handsome gentle and womanly was very lovely in spiuer web PGWOEfS netting over blue silk with hat to Absolutely Pure match and carried American beauty he weddiug was solemnized on roses I the brides birthday 1 NEW YORK ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO The groom who is the eldest son of Mr H Clay Hutchcraft of this city is a model young man and is popular attache of the Paris Milling Company The attendants were Mr George S Varden and Mrs J T Hinton Jr 1881 eh hteenth Year Established brother and sister of the bride Mrs Htuton wab handsome in seafoam orPublished every Tuesday and Friday by gandie The ushers were Mr Ed WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners Hutchcraft brother of the groom and BBUOE MILLER Mr RobtParks Loth of this city Make all Checks Money Orders etc Mr and Mrs Hutchcraft retnrned Buyable to the order of Champ MiiiiiER yesterday from a brief trip to the mountains and will at once go to house ¬ keeping at the Varden home on High 1 TIE eOOBBOI hews Turf Notes Wheat is quoted at ninety four cents in this market John T Gay of Woodfoid has sold his crop of old wheat at ninety three cents to R A Dodd of Wilmore de- ¬ livered at Pisgah Mr Gay has sold his growing crop of wheat at seventy five cents to Geo Graddy of Versailles We have received the preliminary an- ¬ nouncement of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association whi h holds its twenty sixth annual meeting at Lexington October 4th to 15th 1898 giving 75000 in stakes and parses The lbUUU highest stakes are futurity 5000 Ashland 4000 Transylvania Tennessee 4000 Nie other stakes at 2000 and 3000 About twenty purses of 1000 or more For blanks and in formation address H W Wilson Sec- retary Lexington Ky ales and Tran fers Of Stoik Crop Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer The society young people of Fraukfort will eive a cak wnlk this week the proceeds of which are go to the Maine monument fund Tb Dramntic 3ll savs thsiJ- Paul Lawrence Dunbar th negro poet and James Whifcouili Riley the Horsier bard are writing a uero cijtuic opera to be productd entirely by coioivd peo ple Will the tMinons Mr Richti author of All Coons Look Alike To -- FARMERS FRIEND AND HAMILTON Stee frane Corn pita STODDARD HAMILTON Me WfitB thtf mudiJ foi tht mauipniat oprrt aud the colored li -- hi Miss Lnla D Crosthwaite of Lexing- ¬ ton has tendered her services as a war nurse A dispatch from Lexiugton states that clans of Lexington young ladies who ar to volunteer an nurses under the Red Cross of Geneva will We are the peoples friends We re- - thid wet k b gin receiving instructions pair your linen and put neck bands on in nursing the wounded at it ¬ free Haggard - Reed Hospital iuphs -- BROWN MALTA New Departure TONGUE AND TONGUELESS SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Haggvkd tf i Rekds new Hnndry is Jive us a call Comment Jumble Of News And doing fir8t ciass work Haggakd Reed i ft i Si- Tha President yesterday asked Con gress to declare war Congress prompt ly passed a bill declaring war Secretary of State John Sherman yesterday resigned and Assistant Secretary Day was appointed to succeed him Nine columns of war news will be found on pages two and three Spain has declared war against the United States Accounts of the capture of war prizes will he found on page three An associa ed press telegram at 640 last night stated that the Spanish fleet was still at Cape Verde rraifea The fleet is expected to sail to day The Mangrove cut the Havana cable All Spanish news must now pass over theU S cable The torpedo boat Foote was the first U S boat fired upon Thirty thousand Springfield rifles wi 1 b furnished the Cubans The Spanish Cabinet has instructed the navy to capture the Paris The cruisers Baltimore Raliegh and Olympic left Hong Kong ytsttrday for the Phillippiue Islands The Columbia and Minneapolis are chasing the Alfonso XII which has 800 Spanish troops on board Secretary Alger has decided to invade Cuba with 5000 regulars a Lexington boy will go to Cuba on the staff of Gen Lee as war correspondent for the New York World ¬ 1 Robt Woolley I All the pikes in Jessamine are now free Versailles boys want to organize a street 2 militaiy company A wide circle of friends wish them The House committee has voted to unbounded happiness allow a pension f 50 per month to Gen Among the persons present from a C M Clay Misses Nell Howe Ci distance were F Augustus Scherhorn of Naw York There are three great reme- ¬ Sallie Talbott Cyuthiana cinnati dies that every person with Miranda Potts Carlisle Julia McClel- ¬ city has given his fine yacht the Free to the Government It has been weak lungs or with consump- ¬ land Alieen Lary Mrs Jennie Lary of Lance accepted with thanks tion itself should understand Lexington These remedies will cure Rev Charles Allen Thomas the popu- ¬ BRONSTON ALEXANDER about every case in its first Quite a ripple of surprise in Paris so- lar young minister will deliver the stages and many of those ciety was created Friday morning by the baccalaureate sermon for the commence- ¬ more advanced It is only news of the eloptmmt from Lexington ment at the Jessamine Institute the last 5 the most advanced that are Thursday of Miss Edith Alexander of Sunday in May hopeless Even these are f Rev L G Wallace of Mt Olivet is this city and Mr Hughes Bronston of wonderfully relieved and life Lexington Miss Alexander went to a candidate for chaplain of the Frank ¬ There are forty can I itself greatly prolonged Lexington Wednesday presumably to fort penitentiary What are these remedies attend the germau Friday night but in- didates for the position with several Fresh air proper food and stead she drove Thursday afternoon precincts to hear from a to Paynes Depot with Mr Bronston Triumph In Photographic Art N train and and boarded the 445 L they were married at 830 that evening The Carbon Photograph will stand of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- the test of time and atmospheric inin Jefferson ville phosphites Be afraid of The bride is the eldest daughter of fluencesTheMade in all sizes ami is dur Z draughts but not of fresh air able likeness is always preserved Mr George B Alexander of this city in uiiuntest detail and can be made Eat nutritious food and drink and is a lovely and charming young from any old picture I invite all who plenty of milk Do not forget by a wide circle ol are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ p rhar Srntrt Kmiilsinrms thft lady who is admired ine this wo derfnl friends iu Paris and other Bluegrass your orders for any picture before giving I oldest the most thoroughly copying and enlarg cities The groom who is a son of iuK of old pictures I make your sit ¬ tested and the highest en Senator Chas J Bronston of Lexing ¬ tings free when yon desire a large I dorsed of all remedies for ton is one of the most popular young picture from life und guarantee satis- I weak throats weak lungs and Very respectfully men of Lexiugton and is a leading faction consumption in all its stages L GRiNNANuArtist figure in Lexington society At present 50c and 100 all druggists 29mar tf Paris Ky BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT he is a valued assistant of the Kaufman Clothing Company Call and see the LllkW line of -Jt 5 mB Mr Bronston and his bonny ibride boys waists -- 25 50 and 75 ho are now domiciled at Senator Cos clothiers Bronstons are being congratulated by cents at Price No trouble to show goods feir hundreds f friends The following property is for sale and The marriage of Deputy Sheriff James For Sale Two jen my of it can be bought on reasonable linrke to Miss Nannie Blake of Center nets fine stock Apply to Bennett Tarr and easy terin s ville will be solemnized at the Catholic Paris Ky 19apr 4t No 9 A well improved farm lying Church to morrow morning at 715 in Bourbon couutv couvtiiit nt to turn oclock The County officials of Bour- ¬ pike railioad school and post office WHEEL NOTES It contains one hnudred and thirty nine bon have presented Mr Burke and his prospective bri le with a handsome Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Ji teres eighty acres in 1 bluegrass thet rest i UlUegrasS At j lb muuvci Liujuiuy uu 11 Home And Elsewhere clock vvell fenced and well watered On the Rev R L McR ady of Frankfort premises are situated a comfortable The marriage of Mr Wilgus Luxon has sailed for Europe where he will eight room dwelling tobacco barn and and Miss Mayme Smith of Lexington all necessary outbuildings Plenty of will be celebrated Thursday The spend bix mouths touring England fruit bridesmaids will be Misses Elizabeth Ireland and Scotland on his bicycle No 10 A farm of two hundred and Luxon Ella Martin Dora Martin of forty acres good land excellent imVrhrn- Lexington and Mary Willis Marders provements plenty of water There is lull SClC illXO on it a two story dwelling house all of Paris uecessarv outbuildings and a tobacco A Good Memory Mr Samuel A Farris and Miss barn capable of holding twelve acres of Ethel Fresh both of Newtown Scott often saves money and also good health If tobacco It is a bargain indigestroubled county eloped to this city yesterday and you areany form with constipation remem- ¬¬ tion or of stomach trouble were married at the Hotel Windsor by ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin Snx KKom4Hi Advice to yUllolliSipiSfGo -- All are standard farm tools and the best of tlieir kind Every one fully Warranted olc3 only To5T ¬ t ¬ pari3 kit PHOENIX BICYCLES fes ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ 73 S50 DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS EST 91 - 5 Bicyclesj Sundries etc I30B1 Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizingfretc FOK SALE two-year-o- ld ¬ CHEAP MEDIUM AMD HIGH PRICED 1 1 - FURNIT URE - s ¬ Havens late editor of Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat is the organizing a company to fight the Spauiards WT Capt Wrights Celerj Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Your Ijife Insured County Judge W M Purnell The marriage of Counsel Wilson for- ¬ merly ot Paris now of Lexington and Miss Ida Mae Frazier of Lexington will occur on May 10th C P Wiggins and Miss Lnla McDon- ¬ ald will be married at the Cencral Chris ¬ tian Church in Lexington on May 4th you and health will be restored to Trial sizes Hie lo doses 10c large size 60c and SI 00 of W T Broks druggist Paris Ky ljan xm Town Property For Sale or Rent FOR SALE No 6 House and lot on Second Street house contains five rooms and would make a pleasant and comfortable home lc a Day oy bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every box which brings your money back it w fail to cure yon Sold by V7 T Brooks druggist 1 Our insurance is protected The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1000000 insurance on the lives of Bouibon Countys representative citi- ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr for particulars 26oc 8t Queen Crescent Rates Half rates to Lexington May 4th to 7th good to retHrn until May 10th from all points in Kentucky These rates account meetings of ihe Kentucky State Bp worth League and the Kentucky and West Virgiuia Grand Council Commercial Travelers Ask agents for informa- ¬ ¬ ¬ tion Genl -Passr Agt Cin -- W C - Rinearson No 11 House and lot on Main Street The house contains five rooms and In sorrow shalt thou bring forth kitchen The lot is a large one and well children that a curse was pro- ¬ shaded an be bought on verv reason- ¬ nounced against the human race able terms but the joy felt by every Mother No 7 House and lot on Higgins ave when she first presses to her heart house contains four rooms It is well her babe proves the contrary located and is desirable property Danger and suffering lurk in No 8 House and lot ou Henderson the pathway of the Expectant street House contains six rooms and Mother and should be avoided a kitchen Nos 1 2 and 3- - Desirable lots on that she may reach the hour when Convent Heights the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ No 4 A very desirable residence ized in full vigor and strength Pt The most convenient aud beautiful loca B eo K tion in the city when the Creator said to woman 1 TABLES See them SCTV fS mt Fancy parlor cheap Beautiful CHINA CLOSETS ceived O i - Awarded Highest Honors DR Worlds Fair Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers keep it Insist on having Purity every time vvng nts Celery Tea cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists t ¬ so relaxes the system and as Apply to that the essary change takes place nec- ¬ sists Nature NEVILLE FISHER Opposite Court House Real Estate Agent Paris Ky without Nau- ¬ sea Headache WAKTED -- HOUSES FOR Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell for secure you desirable tenants To Cure A Cold In One Day I have had quite a number of applica trvincr hour is robbed of its oain ons for houses in the past few days Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ and suffering as so many happy It you have a house for rent lot me rent lets All druggists refund the money niuciiers nave it for yon if it fails to cure 2oc For sale by W Nothing but Mothers Friend does Call at my office or notify me by T brooks and James Kennedy Paris this Dont be deceived or mail Ky i eer andthe Nervous or re Giui Parties who have houses for bodingof dan do well to place them with me rentI will can MT REFRIGERATORS The best made STRAW MATTINGS WALL PAPERS An unequaled line l The best and cheapest line ever shown in Paris LACE CURTAINS 50cts per pair and up CARPETS Ingrains Tapestries Moqueltes FANCY ROCKERS Velvets etc in great Tables and chairs VERNIS MARTIN A new and elegant line just re- - variety An elegant line will Give me a call on any of the above and I SAYE YOU MONEY S3 j experiences MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Steam Laundry for a good finish tf Free persuaded to use anything else i of Elegant line us 10m Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Insure An the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late Mothers Friend is tho greatest remedy ever on the market and all our customers praise it REAL ESTATE AGENT ighly W H King Co Whitewright Tex Of drnggists at S100 or sent by mail on receipt Houses and Lands For Sale or Rent of price Write for book containing valua ¬ Opp Court horse un stairs over Louis ¬ ble information for all Mothers mailed frea ville store v Ihe BratMeld Begulator Io Atlanta fia Pictures and Room Mouldings Fend me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture hioved by experienced hand Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its brandies Embalming scientifically attended t CARRIAGES FOR HIRE The bourbon news paris ku Tuesday april 26 1898 HlE Becor f BOUBOQH HEWS 1881 PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Latest War News John Jacob Astor has offered to fur ¬ nish and equip a battery of artillery for service against Spain bearing the en- ¬ tire expense for men cannon uniforms and all equipment It is understood that among the vol- ¬ unteers selected in Kentucky outsidj of the regular militia Gov Bradley will accept a regiment of colored soldiers Father Maurice J Dorney of Chi- ¬ cago has been commissioned chaplain of the battleship Iowa You can not duplicate prices on refrigerators sidered K of 1 Eighteenth Year Established RECRUITS WANTED wear To inspect the very latest styles in up-to-d- Enieied at the Post office at Paris Ky iiss mail matter as TELEPHONE NO 124 vr SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths One year you cant even get news costs I 31 00 port FK03I A GUN FRKE OF CHARGE a re Etc ¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Capt Chas Winn enlisted fifty nine new recruits yesterday for company D The melancholy days will come Too soon the men and maidens fear The company has not yet received its War tax will be put on chewing gum equipments from Frankfort but they On cigarettes wine tea and beer Miller Recruits For Company D sti j Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies Arid Elsewhore Mr R P Dow ate Foot- ¬ Jr was in Win- ¬ building has been completed The foundation for the Bourbon Bank ¬ dry is washed white not white washed Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Laun The Episcopal ladies netted forty five dollars on their strawberry supper Fri day night cent first mortgage on real estate ¬ Wanted To loan office 1850 at 6 per Call are expected every day Capt Winn and Lieutenants Leonard Cook and Neville Fisher gave the company drill work last night at the court house A large crowd of person saw che boys drill and cheered them as they marched to the etrains of Dixie Those who enlisted yesterday are Frank Manning John S Ray John Hall Harry Larkin Charles McCarthy at The News It Mrs Nannie Brown has on display for this week only an extra large It line of stamped linens N will sell round trip to Lexington to day at eighty cents on ac count of Singling Bro3 circus The L ¬ -- - W H Haggard an L N con- ¬ ductor of this city won a suit of clothes in H S Stouts suit club Sat- ¬ urday nifcht of eye Kiserton badly injured his left with barbpd wire It is feared the sight is destroyed While building fence Thos Hall George Cox a white man who is charged with forging W H Fishers name to a check for 15 was arrested yesterday by Constable Joe Williams Bowen the optician about your eyes Dont fail to consult Dr Q H Winters Cos Thursday April 28th Satisfaction guaranteed at A J The Lexington Union Stock Yards Company was organized Saturday with L S VanMeter President and Simon Cas P Goff of Weil Vice President Paris vicinity was elected one of the Directors Several nights ago while Harvey Hixon of this city was calling on a lady friends near Wedonia Mason contemptible jealous county some rival took a knife and cut the rubber if tiresa Mr mxpns Duggv - The time for Spring house cleaning r fflvt has arrived We are prepared to lend you our assistance in the shape of lavm bed blankets dering lace curtains spreads etc Special care taken to re- ¬ turn lace curtains in as good condition at as when received Lexington or Louisville Misses Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Jennie K Purnell and Georgia Bostain have solicited enough money to buy a The examining trial of Hezekiah handsome flag for the Company Ar ¬ Utterback who killed Dudley Clinken rangements were made yesterday to beard near the give the boys a handsome send off when line Wednesday will be they leave for the South The Carlisle called at ten oclock this morning before Military band has been engaged to Judge Purnell Will Utterback who was shot by Clinkenbeard has had his march in the parade and the Knights of Pythias will be in the procession wounded eye removed When orders are received calling negro man who Company D out the fact will be an- Walter Johnson a is charged with killing and stealing two nounced by ringing the fire alarm bell shotes from Claude Redmon was ar- ¬ and the court house bell Mr Brooks Clay will organize a comrested in Jim Andersons grocery at 530 Saturday morning by officer Jeff Elgin pany of volunteer reserves in a few The place was surrounded by Officer days About twenty five have already Hill and Elgin and Constable Williams offered to join Johnsons trial will be called this morn ¬ Gov Bradley yesterday commissioned ing at ten Hon W C Owens of Georgetown as Major of the Second Regiment For Only This Week Dr J Ed Ray went to Frankfort The G W Ellis Co of Baltimore yesterday to apply for a commission as have placed on exhibition at Mrs Nan Surgeon of the Second Regiment nie Browns for this week only an imRead J T Hintons display ad tf mense line of choice stamped linens The ladies are cordially invited to come School New and inspect the many beautiful patterns There will be an examination of all which will only be on display this students desiring a certifisate on com- ¬ week It mon school course at the Court house Stay Of Waiters Party Limited Thursday 28th inst beginning promptThe noted Watters Party will remain ly at 830 oclock a m There will be no election of School in Paris but a short time and the days which you can place your orders will Trustees until October The chairmen soon be past Their studio at the Hotel of the different schools are appointed by Windsor is a very busy place as they are the County Superintendent until that putting the finishing touches on a num ¬ date unless they prefer to resign the last ber of portraits now almost ready for of June Teachers will Dot get lawful written delivery This opportunity to procure portraits by celebrated artists should contracts for next session before July 1 As the cultivation of a taste for good not be neglected Remember their sta reading will make intelligent citizens in Paris is limited tf and voters it was decided at the last Institute that a circulating library Uiittlcs In Ruckerville would be established in the Mary Boyd Henry Allen and Steye cOunty schools dome books Bourbon have been Allen inhabitants of Ruckerville were donated for the purpose but as a great fined two dollars each in Judge Purnells many more are needed it has been de court Saturday for engaging in battle cided by friends of the cause to give a Henry and Mary couldnt produce thx strawberry supper in Paris on Friday coin and had to go to the bastile evening May Gib the proceeds to te Dan Howard also a Ruckervillian used in the way indicated Committees was fined five dollars and costs by Judge from all the churches will be formed Purnell for chastising his wife during a family argument Dan is also in jail Evbrs piece of matting J T Hinton repenting his violence is showing is a good value See Will who was arrested on the them tf charge of stealing a box of cigars from Kennedys drug store was held over to The North westerns dividends t Circuit Court by Judge Purnell for policy holders are unqualed and to housebreaking procure Northwestern dividends you offenders are colored must carry Northwestern insurance tf All of the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Lieutenant Colonel Conway and Captain Chandler of the Second Ken ¬ tucky Regiment Knights of Pythias came up last night from Cvnthiana to confer with Col A J Lovely in regard to calling out the Second Regiment to go to war The K of P lodges of the United States can put 250000 men in the field and the Commander has offer- ¬ ed their services to the President Capt We have add d to our business the best assorted stock to be sold A C Adair of A J Lovely Co No 34 requests all members to be present at the lowest popular prices of furnishing gcods for Men and Boys S J Byrcl Mr and Mrs J D Cobb of Cincin- ¬ at the next meeting on May 3d wear ever placed on sale in PHris such as white Dress Shirts Neg- ¬ Allie Fuller nati were guests of Mr and Mrs A T W E King Hntchison Buy no wall paper until you see J T ligee Shirts in Percale Madras and Cheviots Forsyth Saturday knit and muslin under¬ Howard Jase Cliutonville Hintons tf J T Leon Hutchison Mrs Sophia Ross of Charleston wear cotton silk and Lisle socks Suspenders Handkerchiefs and Morin Moore Va is the guest of Mrs Mattie Smith Home From Havana John Pendleton Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collars and Cuffs on South Main Street Everything L A Mingle Wm Packett a Mason county Edgar Hill yester- ¬ Miss Fannie Mann returned farmer who has been in Cuba on a complete for Men and Boys and all new and up to date in style and Will Dayton HutcLiion day from a short visit to Miss Frances Desha Lucas visit to a cousin was in Paris Saturday prices Claybrook at Hutchison Perry Tucker en route to his home He left Havana Ed Doyle Senator George Alexander and on the cruiser Montgomery Mr Perry West Come and see us and we will save ou money compared with biide of Louisville were guests of Miss Packett told The News that the half Grant Buckhanan Mabel Russell yesterday D G Cox had not been told regarding the starving prices charged you at clohing and haberdasher houses W T Oliver Mrs Edwin Boone has been dan condition of the Cubans and the cruelG J Boyd geronslv ill for several days at the home ties of the Spanish He expressed a Mac Brooke Mr W H Boone strong desire to enlist in the army and of her father-in-laD T Doty Custis Talbott Hutchison Mrs M H Davis who has been return to Cuba Will Clark Mr Packett says that a Maine sur visiting her parents Mr and Mrs 529 Main St Paris Ky Blantou Green p ns Hukill returned yesterday to her home vivor told him that Will Woodv of Chas B Thomas Millersburg Pearl Bryan notoriety lost his life on Wm Collins Shawhan in Mayslick N G Lewis Mr Jas Russell who is on duty in the Maine E J Connell the revenue service at the Poyntz dis J R Link Seed sweet potatoes tilleiy at Maysville was at home to John Brown Speaks McDermott Joe Williams spend Sunday Ordenius Carrier Give the baby a ride in one of those Mr Walter Winn of the Engineer J T Tennis Corps of the United States Army was nice new buggies at J T Hintons W B Bedioid J B Stivers the guest yesterday of his 6ister Mrs Handsome Portraits M J Dole James McClure Thos Mab Among the many portraits executed L W T Oliver Ruddles Mills Misses Kate Alexander a d Nellie J as Stern Maun will go to Covington the latter by the celebrated Watters Party and W Stone J part of this week for a visit to Mrs displayed in the show window of J Ernest Cooper North Middletown W Davis Co Lone have elicited Ambrose Bnford Jos Rafferty Dress Goods from 5c to SI 00 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and more favorable comment thin the por- ¬ James F Brown Mr and Mrs Jnnius Walker and Unt special Jot at 39c Children at lUc per pair J W Endicot traits of Wilmoth Bowen and Wallace 3ard double worth son Gnstave Walker of Cincinnati are Joe K Elgin Leer the handsome little sons of Dr guests of Mr and Mrs W W Bruer cf Notions of all kinds very cheap J J Hardy Dress linings at half the price John Bowen and Mr Stout Leer The James Frederickson Centerville Thornton Division Wattars Party makes a specialty of asked elsewhere Chas McMillan Extra erood rm- George Goggin baggagemaster of childrens portraits and all their recent Kendall Neil New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton bleached and at 5c per yard- the L N speit Sunday with hiB work has been received with the warra 7nc per yard Special sale at 50c Walter Davis -- v Mullinparenta in Maysville Houston Rion JSk Jae Rowland Joel Large line of Penangaak4c per l YbrriRTillhm- filitd Kieplaceduiing his absence vThe stay in Paris of these eminent yard Homer Smith worth 30c a yard Winches- ¬ artists is limited as orders from other Capt Chas Winn was in J O Wilson Capt Winn expects the Company to ter from Saturday until yesterday visit- ¬ cities call them away in a short whil 5 be called out perhaps to morrow or ing relatives He expects that his com- ¬ Lace curtains all prices and quali Thursday and it is thought that the pany will be called into service this ties at J T Hintons tf week Kentucky troops may be mobilized chester Sunday Mr and Mrs W H Anderson were in Cincinnati Saturday Dr J Ed Ray was in Frankfort yesterday on a business trip Eld J S Sweeney is taking a vacation in Southern Kentucky Mr Will Sweeney is at home from law school at Louisville on a visit Miss Kate Alexander has returned from a visit to friends in Lexington Mr W B Hutchison of Lexington was in the city Sunday on a visit to his mother Mr and Mrs Arthur Calvert came up Saturday from Coyington to visit relatives Mr Hughes Bionston and bride of Lexington will come to Paris for a short visit ¬ to-morr- the new shades and patterns from the best manu- ¬ facturers of the country v All J T Hintons We want to enlist your attention when looking for Shoes that will give long wear solid comfort and up-to-date quality con- ¬ style tf Soldiers Davis Thomson Xsgrig For len and Boys ¬ w CONDONS LOW PRICES Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices I nt - i- - -- Beautiful Pictures given away with purchase Mrs Henry Preston of Ashland OBITUARY been spending a week in New- ¬ who has port with Mrs Sterling Cooper arrived Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Saturday night for a weeks visit with Ex Judge Barbour of Superior Court relatives in this city died yesterday at Newcastle He was a Prof Frank Walker ot the Paris half brother of Chief Justice Prvor High School arrived home Saturday Queen Crescent Excursions from a short vacation in Harrison county taken to recuperate his health General Conference A E Church He is much improved Columbia S C May 4 18 Mrs Jennie Lary and daughter Southern Biblical Assembly Knox Miss Aline Lary returned yesterday to ville Tpnn June 16 25 Lexington after a short visit to rela ¬ Southern Students Conference Ashe tives in this city They came down to ville N C June 17 27 WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K 0F IMPORTED SUITMOS 1RD TROUSERINGS FOE 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 call whe attend the Hntchcraft Varden wedding Finest train service in the South Misses Katie Bronston of Lexing- ¬ Liberal limits on these low rate tickets ton and Aune Wallace of Versailles Be sure your tickets read via the Queen who have been guests of Miss Nannie Crescent Route Clay returned to their homes yesterday Dont try to put down that old car Miss Clay accompanied Miss Bronston pet Buy a new one at J T Hintons home for a visit I S E TIPTON Cutter Evekything comes out in the wash at the Bourbon Steam Laundry dirt A even the tf Furthr Use Parib Milling Cos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other Reduction Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per Spears McDermott made a further reduction in the rate to quart The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry has Norfolk for the Southern Baptist Con- ¬ See the big display of stamped vention The round trip rate from Lexington at Mrs Nannie Browns for this will be 1350 good going and returning only all rail direct and 1700 round trip good going or returning via Washington and the Potomac River Steamers This rate includes Steamer transportation A special train will leave Lexington on Tuesday May 3d at 400 p m reach ing Norfolk at 2 p m next day Tick- ¬ ets will also be on sale from May 2d to May 0th good to return 15 days with privilege of a further extension of 15 days by depositing tickets with C O Agent in Norfolk The C O has two Limited Vestibuled trains daily and is shortest Line to Norfolk For further information address Shoes that are perfection in G W Barney D P A making Lexington Ky Dill pickle Tr 5 linens week It J Winters Co of this city have en¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday of each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion Call in and hae vour eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday April 28 1898 A ¬ Shoes for Geotleinea shoe f lrf-HAS-- r- NO - DOUBT ABOUT EXPLOSION THIS McDermott Spears tf Fir v flour from Paris Milling1 Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it Davis Thompson Lsgrig have in school childrens shots extra good values for Vjery little money Try them Dont use any other but Purity Stylish Perfect Fitters Great ior Wear being from the outside when Uncle Sam throws his bomb of in ¬ tervention any more than there is of your linen being laundered in the most artistic manner when we put our exquisite handiwork on it i f i Made in all the new shades of Tan and of the very best Vici Kid Willow Calf and Russia Calf The finest 500 shoe in Paris lour inspection invited ia - i rS5Sya3-xi---a- ig ciiBfl- x m nttic finish Cheaper Grades at 2 250 and The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO 3 Proprietors Rion Clay Tefp oa No 4 If - - JBiITni HBgni wnVPrgnKM T 3rnrrnwttr jeaiMi l -- str I IK f- - V Way T 6 THE BOUftBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 26 1898 and stamping her feet to warm Ihem a little Then she ran away to get a nearer look at the fall and I raced after her in alarm for the place was dan- ¬ gerous She ran clear to the bank but there slipped and fell Just as I reached her a sound issued from the forest that made my boyish heart slump down into my boots I had heard the cry of wolves before I caught Lorena up in my arms and staggered toward the sled What makes you so rough brother Xat she complained beginning to ciy We must hurry or mother wont like it I answered briefly and as I THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Vv ALTER CHAMP tFriifnr uaa uwnew r1aitors RRTJCE THE BURGLARS ASSISTANTS They Made Great Preparations to Receive Him and He Got All There Was In Sight - KIND OF CURIOUS Sleaacai3L Propertu For Sale I have for sale a splendidly situated building admirably adapted for a school for either young men or young women The grounds aud building are large and in every wav suitable for school pur- ¬ poses and was long successfully used for such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ respond with persons desiring to pur ¬ chase said property Terms made known on application here Were a Few Things She Want- ScHooi ed to Know and She Was Not a Bit Bashful She was a tall thin woman with a complexion like a smoked ham yellow teeth and a roving eye that fell upon everyone in the car before she opened up a conversation with the refined-lookin- g lady in mourning in front of her by tapping her on the shoulder and say MH 402 MAIN DAILET MILDER NR WOLVES ON ICE By CHARLES KELSEY GAINES Fir Copyright 1898 i It f- - t MS-- C E it f r Rf -- XO said our veteran guide stretching his tired limhs in the full glow of a camp fire from which the rest of us shrunk back a little There aTe no wolves now in the Adirondack woods at least I dont know of any Everybody hates a wolf and the ugly brutes have all been killed off I guess The only game laws for them are such as offer a reward for their scalps Then there used to be wolves in these parts I queried lie pushed a fallen brand back into the fire with his boot heel 1 can remember when Oh yes there were droves of them and by that you may know without looking Im not particularly young Yes I know a thing or two about wolves and let me tell you right here theyre the ugliest thing that carries a howl inside a hide when once they get on your trail Catamounts are bad enough but they dont run in packs Ive known a bear 1o take a lot of lead to settle ihim but you only have to tackle one or maybe two at a time Quite right you are there used to be wolves about Ihere ad Im not the one to forget St I AH I He paused after the manner of old men who want encouiagement to tell a storj- Youve had an adventure then 1 Go ahead and tell us all exclaimed about it An adventure to make your hair stand on end he cried warming to the subject and sitting erect Any ¬ how it made mine stick up like the bristles on a brush You see had an- ¬ other life to look out for besides my own and that almost scared me crazy He rose to throw on fresh logs and while they sputtered and blazed and cast a flickering gleam on tree trunks deep among the shadows lie settled - r There had been a- great scare about burglars in the little Connecticut town where the two charming sisters tho lived with their old bachMisses A elor brother In the very height of the scare a bold but evidently drunken bur ¬ glar had forced his way into their next door neighbors house and lighting by accident on the coachmans room at the head of the back stairs had frightened spoke again came the howl of the that worthy almost out of his senses wolves louder than before distinct so that he had just presence of mind even above the noise of the trembling enough to hurl a convenient whisky bot- ¬ waters Lorena heard it and clutched tle at the intruders head and to get up me she would scarcely let go when T and bolt his door after the burglar and dumped her into the box but I pulled the bottle had disappeared together myself away slewed the sled around down the back stairs In the morning and began to push it homeward at top not a particle of silverware was miss speed As I rounded the first bend I ing but the unfastened kitchen win ¬ looked back I saw a dark gaunt form dow and the remains of the whisky botleap down on the ice at the very place tle were ample proof s of the coachmans where Lorena had stumbled I had no- story Nothing was more needed thoroughly ticed a sort of track there Then came whose turn A another and another and still others to arouse the Misses now and whose must surely come The whole pack was after us brother had just at this unfortunate We were deA boy and a baby town They fenseless I knew well it was a race juncture been called out of taking in- ¬ spent that for life Lorenas life and mine The ventory of day in anxiouslyand gather-¬ their valuables child began screaming which only one bundle for made the hungry beasts more eager ing them together into a strong deep safe keeping Taking I bent hard to my work and chiseled basket they filled it with such of the the ice with sharp thrusting strokes forks and spoons as were solid old and Suppose a skate should loosen new jewelry silver trinkets of every de- ¬ The wolf pack rounded the bend be scription all the coins of most value hind us like hounds in full cr cabinet and finally le still Lorena I gasped in her from the librarywashed out the silver when they had ear youre just callin them on and topped inkstand and added that and the she choked back her sobs pearl set miniature of Uncle Addison Thus far I had kept my distance they glanced proudly around the de that and no more but could I keep the nuded house and felt that the work was pace The sky was heavilj clouded complete The basket was stored in the and the wind was rising fortunately furthest- depths of their bedroom closet at my back Xight was coming on and the sisters locked their door and fast but I feared the light would last went happily to sleep quite long enough to show the end And that night a burglar a genuine Suddenly with a jolt and a clamoi live burglar entered the house He of the jarring sled runners Ave struck soon discovered the absence of a stretch of rough ice hubbly ice as valuable and it may have been boys call it Here it was impossible to disappointment over that fact or that go so fast and the fierce pack rapidly he was not so quiet as his kind at any gained on us I strained with desperate rate he had been only a short time in the effort but my muscles felt leaden and house before the sisters were sitting tip my throat and lungs seemed burnt out in bed almost frozen with horror at the by the panting gulps of frosty air 1 sounds that were coming up from beswallowed At last the foremost woll low Xobody can1 be heroic with not a came so close that my right skate as it man nor a dog nor a telephone in the lifted struck him full in the muzzle house The sisters said barely a word the keen edge gashing it so deeply that but hand in hand they clipped into the the iron was stained with blood as 1 closet brought out the heavy basket of valuables unlocked their door and set the basket down in the hall just out- ¬ side Then they rapidly locked the door again and took refuge themselves in the furthest end of the closet And as the burglar walked calmly up the stairs and secured the basket and carried it away with him he realized that in this world of trouble and anx iety it rarelj happens to a man to be so thoroughly assisted in just such an undertaking as this X Y Tribune ¬ - - - WHfc m Over Deposit Bank 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m Office hours ST H A SMITH Office over G S Office Hours r i ing Scuse me but who are you in mon in for Of cose it aint no afflair o mine but I felt kind q curious to know thats all Husband I reckon Yes coldly You dont say Wasitsudden No Well Varden Co 1 N O Real Estate Agent Paris Ky FISHER 8 to 12 a m to 5 p m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ saved the shock a havin bin tok off a in good repair Apply at once to d to 12 a m and 1 tj Office Hour sudden Ive had em both ways My 3dc tf 5 p in C fust husband had slow consumption an Ileal Estate Agent he trailed along f o years befo he was Paris Ky finally took Then my second man fell offn the barn au broke is neck so Ive had em both linger and go of a HOUSE AND LOT ASD BLACK ¬ dealer in sudden Your husband leaves you com- ¬ Furniture Window Shades Oil SMITH SHOP FOR SALE fortably well off Of course it aint none Cloths Carpets Mattresses o my bizness but I actchully feel kind ot DESIRE to sell my house and Etc o curious to know Did you git your with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ full thirds ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Special attention given to Undertak¬ INo reply but the woman went on ance in twelve months For further ing and Repairing cheerily particulars address or call on - - Paris Ky Main Street BEN J F SHARON A widder has to make a fight for it 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky to git even her thirds nowadays My second husbands kin tried to cheat me out o my thirds when he died but you SttEJE IIKTCS- bet yer sweet life they didnt come it Did he leave you alone or are there chil- that ort to be a comfort to ye Residence For Rent pervidin he didnt suffer too much whilst he was lingerin If you dont I wish to rent at once a very deairable suffer too dretful it kind o makes it brick centrally located residence easier when they linger an a body is Kent is extremely reasonable and house No J 3 B ADAIR Phone 79 Broadway Pabis Ky Dental Surgeon N FISHER GEO W DAVIS I ¬ dren - a comfort Well they ort to be somethin of a comfort to you but so many younguns The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ nowadays are more of a torment than thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No I have three children J 898 PLANTS TKEES VINES W n WK AND Attorney- At Law Real Estate Agent Office anj--thin- g ¬ most beautifully left an they aint one of em spoke to me sence As if I keered I sent em all an invite to my fourth weddin jess to spite em Is that a twill or a henrietty cloth dress youve got on I cant see right good without my spcs an Im kind o curious to know ¬ strawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ theyre raised Did you git yourself pointed gardeen of your younguns 1 alogue on application to just feel kind o curious to know SomeH F HILLENMETZER times his folks want to step in an be Lexington Ky gardeen an administrator an gineral Telephone 279 boss of everything My third husbands folks tried that on mej but they got ¬ I reckon it depends on how Agents Main St opp Court house Over Louisville Store Imar lyr W O HINTON Agent SDR CALDWELLS ttl PEZPSlW Fire Wind and Storm Insurance CONSTIPATION THE VERY BEST OLD Hew Training Stables ¬ RELIABLE P AYING PROMPT No repl3 ¬ ¬ LACKING IN BRAIN Smart McnVlioIIave - r - Gori f Life vritli One Lobe Missing ac- ¬ ¬ ¬ there can be no exact cooperative tion of the double brain rW STRUCK HIM FULL IN THE XOZZLE Without the connecting structure Xow there down story l his noticed afterward The snapping jaws of another grazed my left ankle but I was only 14 then and my sister just ah all was lost we shot out upon couldnt have been more than seven smooth ice again and at the same mo We were living near Three Falls close ment u strong gust from behind by the river It was well along in De swept me forward with its sudden im cember and though for a wonder pulse I cast back one terrified glance ihere wasnt muck snow the ice was a and saw the white teeth and red loll foot thick and in many places so ing tongues several rods in the rear smooth and black that you could hard ¬ and for some minutes I steadily drew ly teli it from open water Of course T away from them Then as a turn oi was wild to go skating and mother told the river deprived me of my advant me I might if Id take along sister age from the wind I was barely able Lorena and be sure to come back early to hoid what I had won So I got out thf- little boxsled and It was now growing very dark I tucked in Lorena snug and warm and could barely make out my tracks bewe started tween the blacker shadows of the rivei That sled was really a sort of min- ¬ banks was weary beyond the pos iature sleigh built especially for sibility of any further spurting and Lorena who was the spoiled child in Lorena 1 think was scarcely con our family It had a cushioned seat scious but in the distance 1 thought and padded sides and a back so high 1 caught a glimpse of the village lights 7 that I could skate behind and push it on the hill Then all at once I felt the ice like one of those new fangled baby yielding and cracking under our carriages Ill never forget how Lorena looked weight but only for a moment we did that day she comes up before my not quite break through and again I sight just as the howling of the felt the solid floor of the frozen river be wolves sounds ii my ears whenever 1 neath my feet Behind us rose a loud think about it She had yellow hair splashing and a chorus of yelps shoutand big eyes and a rosebud sort of ing that the pursuing wolf pack had face and when she wanted anything not been so lucky A minute later we she had only to pout just the least bit swung around a sharp bena into the and she got it right away She was light of a big fire on the bank The wrapped and niuflled until she seemed men who had been grouped about it as broad as she was long but her rosy stalwart fellows in lumbermens dres were running toward tis with guns cheeks peeped out of her soft worsted hood like a bright red pink smothered and axes We passed between them again and ¬ to comfort ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - I V H if skinning kuife At overy stroke they sheared frosty shavings from the ice and the sled runners fairly roared as they sped over its surface Lorena shrieked and gurgled with delight and we were having such fun that be- ¬ fore we realized it we had reached the head of the stillwater almost nine imTos from home much further than we had meant to go It was a wild place shut in by high banks and thick woods with a noisy fall breaking through a narrow gorge half choked with ice and yocks right in our path to bar further progress This brought us to a standstill and me at least to iny senses Vermonts Governors Small Salary Lorena we must hurry straight Vermont gives Mr Grout 1500 the home I cried most meager salary received by any kV But Lorena insisted on getting out governor in the United States ¬ --- in a bed of white ones Our Lorena was a little beauty and no mistake for g all she was sister to such a fellow We went on the ice just above the rapids and as soon as I had strapped on my skates and stamped in the heel- brads we started up tlie river Mine were the old fashioned kind of skates of course the sort that turns up in front with brass knobs over j our toes but I had ground the edges sharp as a plain-lookin- saved and slowly came to a stop we were These men I found had been at work on the river during the after noon cutting ice The wide opening they had left had quickly frozen over but this new ice was still very thin Our speed had barely carried but when the huddled wolf paelclmrst upon its surface already cracked by our passage the brutes went through in a mass Of course most if iot all of them got out but they must have had a tough night of it for the ther mometer wenn below zero Only two or three dejected looking specimens came in sight round the bend Their coats were so stiff with ice that they could hardly crawl and none of them ventured neir the fire The men could have shot them without much trouble but we were safe that was the main thing and the weather wes too cold to go chasing vermin The old guide rose to his feet Time to turn in he said as we still Sitt motionless You neednt worry there are no wolves here now ¬ user r is ample evidence to show that deficiency of the corpus callosum has not neces sarily been attended with the effects which on the theory of the single nature of the brain we should have expected In instances in which it was discovered after death that the connecting bridge between the hemispheres was entirely wanting neither derange ment in intellect was observed nor any The Wise Housekeeper Furnishes other abnormality of life in the way Her Family with Plenty of Green of movement or sensation Food in the Spring Thus in the notable case of Bichat one of the foremost anatomists of his The value of green food as a preser- ¬ day one lobe of his brain was found vative of health cannot be overestimat- ¬ markedly smaller than the other ne ed Xature provides her own remedies was in fact deficient in one half of his and many of her common vegetables are brain and yet his mental and plrysica actually medicinal The French call life was in its wav notablv of a high spinach le balai destomac broom order In another case reported by Cru of the stomach French physicians veilhier a man died in the hospital a have for years prescribed it for pa- ¬ the age of 42 years from heart disease tients with indigestion and there is a He exhibited no lack of intelligence yet French proverb to the effect that a after death it was discovered that his dish of spinach is equal to a liver pill left brain was practically destroyed A leading English medical authorit and replaced by a watery substance advises lettuce salad as a cure for sleep- ¬ Another case reported by Andral waa lessness recommending that lemon of a man who died at the age of 28 He juice be substituted for vinegar in the had suffered from a fall when three plain dressing in cases of dyspepsia years old and as a result was para For years the women of Withersfield lyzed on his left side The right hall Conn were famous for their beautiful of his brain had practically disap- complexions a beauty which was as peared so that the parts below this hall scribed to the onions they ate Withers- ¬ constituted the floor of an empty space field being noted for its trade in those Andral says of this man that he had bulbs Fifty years ago the girl who received a good education and had wished to clear her skin was told to profited by it he had a good memory eat a large raw onion with salt before his speech was free and easy his in- going to bed at night Onions are a telligence was such as we should ex well known preventive of scurvy and pect to find in an ordinary man no ship bound for arctic regions fails Harpers Magazine to include plenty of them among her stores Spring onions are best of all Balloon vs lrouelnd The use of the balloon in warfare will and stewed in cream or sliced raw in be one of the developments of the near vinegar will be found an excellent aid future A first class modern ironclad to the digestion Whoever discovers a costs about 3000000 This would means of deodorizing the onion will construct and equip for war purposes be a public benefactor a great many balloons and it would Baked apples and stewed prunes also seem as if it might be used by the inhab- take rank with pleasant medicines and itants of a besieged citiv with which to at this season of the year when fresh sail over an invading fleet and drop ex- ¬ fruits are a costly luxurj it is a com- ¬ plosives upon the warships underneath forting reflection to the ordinaryhouse with deadly effect They might also be wife that they are really more whole- ¬ utilized to drop these explosives over some for her family the cities occupied by an opponent Of Said a famous physician once to the course there would be considerable risk writer The old women with their in such an enterprise unless the bal- ¬ herb cures are often wiser than we doc- ¬ loons could be properly steered butthe tors and most of the successful patvnt dirigible balloon is one of the inven ¬ medicines are founded on ttcir knowl tions that we may expect to see in the ode Boston Herald near future LpsHcs Weekly Popular Old Fashioned Flowers Native Shrewdness sweet old fashioned flowers of The In the recent Abyssinian campaign our grandmothers are coming into an Italian captain who Avore a glass vo ue again and will soon regain their eye was accustomed to remove the lost popularity There is nothing pret- ¬ counterfeit optic every evening and put tier than these old time blossoms noth ¬ it in his purse before retiring for the ing so refreshing as the flower garden night Seeing this the natives declared ofhalf a century ago and it is a pleas- ¬ that he took out one of his eyes and ure to know that they are coming left it to look after his money and back The fashion in flowers like that prevent anybody from stealing it Cin in other things seems to repeat itself cinnati inquirer Home Journal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lately occupied by John T Hedges A abashed and unrebuked splendid track is attached to these Scuse me if I appear kind o famil CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD ¬ iar but I been wenderin ever sence I stables which have every modern conset down here if thats all your own veniencebe glad to greet all my old I will hair or if the heft of it want a switch friends and patrons at my new quarters If its a switch its a mighty good G- - SWEARENGKEN match an Id like to git me one to PArtIS KENTUCKY match as good as j ours if they dont come too high Mebbe you wouldnt 22mar lmo anind tellin me jest how high they do Shop corner Mam and FiftbSfe agome anyhow OLm kind o curious to t iknowi An I been wonderm what they Local eqa national taxed you for your year bobs an your veil I didnt get no veil when I was WILL BE FOUND IN 3EIjiTJ3MCBESaE55 monin for my last two cause veils come so high Im right curious to THE BGURRON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY know what you might of paid foryours AND THE But her curiosity was not gratified Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls for the lady in mourning got up and T Your work is promptly answered took a vacant seat at the other end of solicited Prices reasonable the car and her questioner turned and WEEKLY said to a lady across the aisle Im kind o curious to know what she We have arranged a Clubbing Rate DR CALDWELLS X Y World done that for by which we can sive CURES INDIGESTION VALUE OF VEGETABLES ¬ but ne of the I have secured Doug Thomas Train ing Stables in the snbuibs of Paris Ky disposition went right on un kind-o-curi-ous ¬ NON UNION W CRAYFORD BROS Fl7rpext IOsooojs JOHN CONNELLY state 01330JT1 tt ENQHER only S P PEPSI 1 Both Papers One Year for Regular Price for Both is 225 S275 We save you 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monopolies and for th people It prints the news of all the world ha viug special correspondence from all important news points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest Wh otfer this unqualed newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 RAILROAD TIME CARD ArrElizabeth Arr Contreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvaiis Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwltzer Lve Paris 20am t30pm oSam fc lSpm 9MSam 55Kpm 1000am HJpm 10JOi m 63 pm 1050am 010pm 1110am iMpm 11 im 512pm ArrKlknorn ll2iam 704pm UnSam 721pm 35a in 71 1 pm GEO B HA RPER Genl Supt CD i KANKFORT Geul Pass Agt KY BERCA W mum s cuo it TIME TABLE EAST BOUND L N JR R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Louisville 830am G00pm ArLcxington ijioamiupm Lv Lexington 1121am Lv Wincliesterll5Sam flsff S 30im feffim n pra Ar Washington or nx 310pm i riiniueipuia iuifam 70 1 pm ATsew York 12M0nn ihOSpm XjV -- From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1015 p m Froiu Lexington 439 a m 715 a m 383 p m 027 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a in From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS WEST BOUND AjpsfcgKs Ar Louisville - Ar Winchester 730am 4T0pm 655am 2 tn 32Sp in To Cincinnati ¬ To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1021 p m xo Richmond 1108 a in 543 r m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Cakr Agent 340 p m 445 a m 755 a m Trains marked thus f daily cept Sanday othei- twins ran daily ex¬ run Through Sleepers between Louisville changl011 EUd NeW Yrk For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations oi 1001am 72Cpm 1100am 815pm wifct iS tm F B Carr Biv Pass Agent Lexington Ky Kjlr r jM jttjfc V t- a 4yF a f igvsvirw vf -- rvesifjjvfsay PRafifijwgpqf ri W THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APEIL 26 1898 i AGRICULTURAL HINTS BUILDING A PIGGERY Two Plans AVIiieli 3Iay Be Extended to Meet tlie Requirements of Any SOMETHIN IS LACKIN A DENVERS MANY DOGS Canine Colony of Every Known Va ¬ rietyPolice Kill One Tlioti Let me introduce a gentleman you may have met ere now Hes a dwelling on a fertile farm n Ordinary Farm Herd Plan No 1 provides a central feeding alley 6 feet Avide with pens S by 12 feet on either side and requiring a building tranquilness serene Beneath the alley is a Yit by diligence he manages f raise his 30 feet wide winters hay cemented trench 2 feet deep into which Blithest ears with great vehemence thet the urine drains from either side the farmin doesnt pay feed troughs being- set up from the floor a little to permit its passage The floor Oh th daisies grow luxurious whar ta- ters oughter be of the allcj is composed of battened Nd th pizen ivy climbs around each shade n apple tree sections 3 by G feet which are removed to clean the trench and put in fresh ab- - So he spends his time in lishin jes t drive - keeps a horse and cow sxintl a Year Nd eleven dogs a cat or two ten fighting cocks but say Denver has 75000 dogs Few persons He will swear by all th stars thet farm in doesnt pay imagine how many dogs die in Denver He hez acres uv good plantin land th every month 2s ate Hunter aud Andy finest ever seen kelson the two herders of the police YVhar th weeds is wavin oer th soil in force who stay at headquarters to at ¬ wttf 5 1 A portfolio in ten parts sixteen views in each part of the finest half tone pictures of the American Navy Cuba and Hawaii has just been published and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway has made 1111111111 arrangements for a special edition for the j J D benefit of its patrons and will furnish the full set one hundred and sixty pictures for a day n never ketch enough Fr a sarcer fill causes so manj- to be vicious Every one view of the present excitedish day we have numerous calls from all mentdollar In Cuba these pictures are very regarding -WE Nd th laws uv this creation isnt that parts of the city to come and shoot timely Send amount with full address to 6 i they oughter be vicious dogs They get nervous like Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent I Nd thars somethin sadly lackin in this people do and if they lack amusement C M St P Ry Chicago 111 -J country great n free When a perseverin tiller uv th soils they want to chew somebodys leg Comment obliged t say Last Juty was our biggest month in Maud Cholly hasnt been quite himself Thet with all his perseverence he hex killing dogs I killed something like of late never made it pay Rose No I hadnt noticed any improve100 and Hunter murdered 127 Of Western Rural PNS ment Puck coitrse we take them to the pound to I do the slaughter act Some days there SIZE OF SUGAR BEETS From Baby in the Hih Chair s a squealing and yelping of dogs being to grandma in the rocker Grain 0 is good PIT The Small Kinds Are llieuest in Sac ¬ murdered all day long at the pound It for the whole family It is the long desired ffx6r J for coffee Never the charine flatter and the Most Prof ¬ seems heartless to talk this way and substitute injures the digestion upsets from nerves or Made PLAN NO 1 worse to slaughter sausage by the pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste itable for the J rower wholesale as we do but its our dut and appearance of the best coffee at the Borbents At the rear end of the build ¬ We have to use up a box and a half price It is a genuine and scientific article At a discussion upon sugar beets reS by 16 ing is a cemented manure pit and is come to stay It makes for health feet into which the manure is wheeled cently among the members of a Wiscon- of cartridges each and every month and strength Ask your grocer for Grain O and left until a suitable time for draw¬ sin farmers institute Prof AY A Hen killing dogs The city pays for them Danger of Reviving Memories ing it to the field The iloor of the pens ry dean of the Wisconsin agricultural now We used to have to buy our ovn Jeweler You say your wifes a musician is of plank and slopes 3 or 4 inches to ¬ college said concerning the size of ammunition Then Ill tell you it cos The best sugar beets weigh like sixty We had to pay 75 cents a I should think something in the form of a The planks are laid beets ward the trench on the pounded earth over which has about two pounds each Do not try to box for cartridges That made 9 a lyre would please her ever try to explain at Customer Did you been spread a coat of thin cement mor- ¬ grow great large beets thinking they year for each man figuring that we two oclock in the morning Then how can Jewelers tar or a half inch or more of cheap are the best Years ago when I was each used a box a month But we used you suggest such a thing guess the bill would Weekly salt The coarse manure from the pens looking up the beet sugar question in more than that is thrown over the partitions into a California I had a conversation with easily run up to 15 a year for each of Shake Into Your Shoes some of the officials of the Southern us Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Among the dogs in the city 1 think It cures painful swollen nervous smarting Pacific Eailx oad company in their office out of in San Francisco I was urging upon there is a sample of every known va ¬ feet and instantly takes the sting comfort corns and bunions Its the greatest them the importance of beet sugar pro- riety Although we kill more than 1000 discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes duction in California Col Crocker the dogs every ear there are very few that tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for callous and hot leader showed much indifference say are alike There are more cur do s ing feet sweating day Sold by all tired ach Try it to druggists ing that he had lost 30000 in trying tc than any other breed however But and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE promote this very enterprise I told out of the 73000 or 80000 dogs that live Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y him that that was not necessarily a in Denver there are not more than Masculine Morality reason why beetsugar production could 10000 that are good for anything but Because a man fools away a great deal of not yet be profitable Later on in our to make trouble Denver Times money is no sign of immorality Many a 80 FEED conversation when talking about Cal--mtmmwm man has spent all he earned all his life whose mim ifornias wonderful productions he said Actors Like the Center of the Staj O idea of a highly wicked time was to chuck Perhaps y tnrttff9tfr rive that in his experiments he had grown ors to day the fondness of certain act- ¬ a girl under the chin Atchison Globe for the center of the stage beets that weighed 20 or 30 pounds each is a PLAN NO 2 CROSS SECTION If you would be sure of getting the best survival from the time when no As soon as he told me this I replied wearing calicoes on the market those which other position was adequately lighted latest wheelbarrow in the alley a blanket There Col Crocker is one of the rea In the early days of this century be- ¬ have the quality patterns brightest colors and best for the money buy Simpmade of old burlaps being thrown over sons your factory failed You thought fore the introduction of gas the foot-¬ sons Prints and you will make no mistake the partition and troughs to prevent large beets were good beets when in lights consisted of a half a dozen The name Wm Simpson Sons or ticket is a guarantee of excellence on the The loft room may truth they are poor beets and helped more oil lamps and possible soiling ji 5e used for storing feed or straw for wreck your factory You should have itkeir rays converged the nointwhere 1 t Tt is wonderful to think what the presence was very prop Tjedding as- occasion demands A trap- - tried to produce smallbeets but many eny of one as the focus Known Here all change human being can do for another of cobr in the loft floor directly over each to the acre and such if grown proper- ¬ important passages of the piece had to Williameverything in the world Story and Lucy Smith George S Mer sleeping apartment would afford a con- ¬ ly would have been rich in sugar and be delivered since elsewhere the ac- ¬ riam venient means of supplying litter at these would have brought you success companying play of feature was not instead of failure frequent intervals as needed Fits stopped free and permanently cured assuredly visible It is told that when Plan No 2 provides an alley and feed No fits after first days use of Dr Klines one of Keans admirers compliment- ¬ Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle PASTURE FOR STOCK loom along one side of the building C ed him at supper after a performance treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa ¬ tend to lost live stock vicious dogs on the streets etc are perhaps the most experienced in the use of the revolver of the entire force They kill from 100 to 130 dogs every month But the most startling figures relating to dogs are the estimates of these men on the num¬ ber of canines in Denver ms cares avay 111 bet my bottom dollar said Xel Nd eussinall creation cause his farmin son that there are at least 73000 dogs doesnt pay Nd the cracks betwixt th shingles on his in the city of Denver to day About one tenth of them are of any use There roof lets in the rain Nd a cardboard er a piece uv tin replace is a dog- for every two jieople and a f rac each broken pane In th window uv his house because it f on Denver is full of dogs from one side to another both ways up and aint no use no way T expend a cent in fixin up while farmin down and across the middle There are doesnt pay big dogs little degs fat dogs skinn3r dogs without Oh th troubles an th trials of old Farm dogs dogs with tails er Sykes is great tails hairy dogs dogs without hair and An it would set th world va weepin ef lots of other kinds of dogs th hull 1 should relate Xow as to why so many dogs are Nd I know hes perseverin fr Ive seen im sit an fish killed 1 think it is because the climate - IOO Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at leaet one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Vure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the fcystem thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure bend for list ot testimonials ¬ DOCTORS DONT DENY IT The frank testimony of famous physician a Halls Family Pills are the best Owner Wanted Address F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 15c During the past week some one has left seven pounds of gold dust in an oyster can in our office and it has been kicking around under foot ever since If the owner does not call and take it away within a week we shall heave it into the back yard This office is no junk shop Klondike Hustler The American Navy Cuba and Ha ¬ waii ¬ --- --- -- and diseases of the skin that indicate a tainted condition of the blood Experience has proved it to be a specific in such diseases and sores of long standing old ulcers chronic rheumatism and many other like forms of disease have yielded to the persevering use of Dr Ayers Sarsapar- ¬ illa after other medicines had utterly failed The testimonials received from physicians to the value of this remedy would fill a volume Here is one leaf signed by Richd H Lawrence M D Baltimore Ma It affords me pleasure to bear testimony to the success which your preparation of Sarsaparilla has had in the treatment of cutaneous and other diseases arising from a vitiated condition of the blood Were it necessary I might give you the names of at leabt fifty individuals who have been cured of long standing complaints simply by the administration of Dr Ayers Sarsa-pa-rill- a One very remarkable instance was that of a quite old woman who had lived atCatonsville near this city She had been Wnen Br Ayer announced his Sarsapa afflicted with the rheumatism for three rilla to tht world he at once found the years and had taken as she had informed physicians his friends Such a remedy me more than one hundred dollars worth was what they had looked for and they of medicine to obtain relief yet without were prompt to appreciate its merits and any beneficial result I advised her to try prescribe it Perhaps no medicine known a bottle of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla andtold as a patent medicine is so generally ad- her that if it failed to do her good I would ministered and prescribed by physicians as refund the money A short time after- ¬ ward I learned that it had cured her and Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla for blood diseases ¬ a neighbor of hers similarly afflicted ras also entirely relieved of his complaint cy its use This is the universal result of the administration of your Sarsaparilla It is without exception the best blood puri fier with which I am acquainted There is no other similar medicine can show a similar recoTd Others have imi ¬ tated the remedy They cant imitate the record Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla has the friendship of the physician and the favor of the familv because it cures It fulfills all promises made for it It has healed thousands of people of the most malignant diseases that can mutilate mankind Nothing has ever superceded it and noth ing ever will until a medicine is made that can show a record of cures greater in number and equal in wonder to those wrought by Dr Ayers Saisaparilla Dr cures Ayers Curebook a story ofrequest told by by the the cured is sent free on J C Ayer Company Lowell Mass Write ¬ ¬ for it --- 1 Seven days of wash day called so ¬ g4 fl ¬ ¬ ¬ ifAW iO 4 Ira ZrZi house somebody has cleaning seven days of rasping hard work This person didnt know anything about Pearline House cleaninor with Pearline doesnt mean the usual hard work Neither does washday And what would ordinarily take seven days ought to be done in three - Try Pearline and see for yourself the ss savino- n time and work and rubbino - L as JtfttfAJSViSANXfSii 772 LOOK OSS THE B RBCHT SIDE OF THINGS USE ¬ i I ¬ ¬ oMrULSU J I S9 t I w mmmBmwmm 1 m a Ai H Krl k EDUCATIONAL v ww- i rf- I ¬ Permnentlr cured FREE on mention by using DR WHITEHALLS RHEUMATIC CURE The surest and ttao best 8amplo sent THE OR WHITEHALL HEGRIM1NK CO South Bend Indina or this publication U 9 THE REAL CULPRIT He Kept ¬ ¬ Qnet and Let tlie Poor Juct ter Carrier Take All tlie Blame v r w limine I of Virginia 20th Summer July 1 toSept 1 mso For Catalogue address REGISTRAR SUMMER LAW SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE -- - -- - VFFML SFFFINfr mim WHCE - pmwm p FEED 6ft4 -p r Z -- vl h PLAN NO 2 S making the building 22 feet Avide The iear portion of the pens is floored with plank laid as in the former plan and is designed for the sleeping apartments The front portion designed as a feeding and manure floor is grouted or paved and slightly depressed so as to hold the liquids till they can be ab sorbed by the litter The partitions between the sleeping rooms are permanent while those between the feed ing lioors are in the form of doors and hinged to the middle posts and are of feet wide The pens are by 1G feet ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Eigrht Months in the Year of Grast of Othello saying that in the great scene with lago he almost thought the Feed Is Sure to Produce Good tragedian would strangle the villain Results vrith Feeders Kean answered Confound the fel- ¬ low He was trying to get me out of If the stock is kept in the best health Underthe electric light the and thrift through what maj be termed the focus face of the actor can now be seen in the growing season more or less pas turage will be found advantageous the most remote corner of the stage But in making the most out of the pas- Scribners tures it will be found best to divide into Coppers at least two pastures and in many AlludingBeaten proposal to put up in to the cases three will be still better One the new Oxford municipal buildings a should be convenient to the barn and memorial of their should be reserved especially for the prince of Wales inauguration by the Councilor Caiman is teams With cattle and sheep and reported to have said at the city coun- ¬ horses and hogs not onlj is a change cil meeting that he understood that the of pasturage beneficial but the pasture tablet would consist of beaten copper will be eaten down much more evenly When all stock pasture together in one and that it would include the university field there seems to be a natural in ¬ arms Remembering the disputes be- ¬ clination to keep a part of tho grass tween the university men and the police eaten down close while a part of the on the occasion which they proposed to grass will be allowed to grow up and celebrate he thought there would be a mature seed But where the stock are peculiar appropriateness in placing the The changed from one pasture to another varsity arms on beaten copper Isis every two or three weeks all of the grass will be eaten down more evenly THE MARKETS and there will be much less waste To provide the necessary pasturage it CiNciNXATr 5 should be arranged for in good season LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon5 3 75April3 90 so that after grass starts up in the 4 10 Select butchers 4 50 6 50 spring they can be ready for use when CALVES Fair to good light G 00 3 15 HOGS Common 3 10 needed While it is an item to have Mixedpackers 3 75 3 85 3 60 3 85 LiKht shippers of good pasture at the same time SHEEP Choice plenty 3 85 4 25 it is not advisable to have so much in LAMBS Spring 0 00 8 00 3 85 4 15 Winter such shape that more or less would be FLOUR Wheat --familyred No 2 l 02 wasted Pasturing cattle on grasses GRAIN 3 red qa 97 No Corn No 2 mixed 3JH nearly eight months in the year is the 29 Oats No 2 cheapest way to raise good feeders and Rye No 2 57 HAY Prime 10 25 10 75 choice there should be no waste Dakota PROVISIONSto Mess pork 50 Field and Farm Lard Prime btcam 5 40 ¬ ¬ 1 1 Of course you dont T suppose the would say the same thing My own private opinion is that this govern- ¬ ment is running at mighty loose ends I put a stamp on that letter to pay for having We are wont to look forward to troubles it sent Tt was directed as plain as print with fears of what they will inflict but back It is lost or stolen and my own sister is blam ¬ on them with wonder at what they have ing me for neglecting her Tts all politics saved us from Samuel Johnson thats what it is putting in a lot of raw hands every four years and T dont propose To Cure a Cold in One Day to stand it Im going to find out whether Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet All you mail men can defraud your customers druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25f and make family trouble just because you dont know enough to look after your busi ¬ of expressing his utter con- ¬ ness A mans way But I never saw your letter my good tempt for a thing is by saying he wouldnt woman give a chew of tobacco for it ppst-master-gene- called a somewhat excited Hi there woman to the postman who was passing on his morning round Wheres that letter I sent three weeks ago to my sister in BufShe never got it and has written to falo know whether Im mad at her or some of us are sick I know nothing about it madam Haw 1 Ti SjS ¬ Lecture mmw Va I H m WnTmr Us Mfe with protruding piles brought on by constipa- ¬ tion with which I was afflicted for twenty years I ran across your CASCARETS in the town of Newell la and never found anything to equal them To day I am entirely free from piles and feel like a new man C HKeitz 1411 Jones St Sioux City Ta I suffered the tortures of tlio damned itfjjPmlk CANDY I dont care anything about that Neither did my sister ever see it Ill not sleep till I write the president and give him a piece of my mind The idea of paying an army of men to lose letters Its ridiculous of A man wearing a shirt and collar of dif- It wont be long before somemy you are look ing for other jobs or I miss guess ferent colors would look just as well wearing During this conversation the womans hus ¬ Washington Demoone boot and one shoe band dove frantically into his pockets ran crat hatless through the back gate put that let We often wonder what some women would ter into a mail box and made a fine show of do if they couldnt talk Washington Dem- temper while helping his wife abuse thegov- eminent Detroit Free Press ocrat I believe Tisos Cure for Consumption saved my boys life last summer Mrs Allie Douglass LeRoy Mich Oct 20 94 TRADE MARK REGISTERED ¬ ¬ ¬ Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe SterUcg Remtdy Company Chicago Montreal NO-TO-B- AG Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do 10c 25c 0c ¬ CURE CONSTIPATJON Neir York 313 ¬ Sold and ftuaranteed t7 Bists to CUKE Tobacco all drug Habit MES PINKHAM TALKS ABOUT CHANGE OF LIFE Women are Urged to Prepare for this Wonderful Revolution in the Economy of Their Life Blood Mrs Watson Tells How She Was Helped At no time is woman more liable to physical and mental dangers with hours of suffering than at the Turn of Life The great want in womans system is II iSblii 2 jm ability to properly adjustitself to the newconditions The outlet monthly of blood -is now being diminished and carried into the body ijij years for the supply food of its later Daughters you can now to some extent repay your mothers early care She must be spared every possible exertion You must help her bear her burdens and anxie- ¬ ties This critical time safely over she will return to renewed health and happiness That so many women fail to anticipate ML 0 IX tlJJv change thus happily is owing not vS this to lack of care but to ignoIf Iff merely rance There is however no excuse for ignorance when experienced ad¬ vice can be yours free of all cost Write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass she has helped great 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10 CO 13 38V S Thoujclit Is Worth Money A gentleman once complained be- ¬ cause he noticed a day laborer in going down the farm lane pass an open gato without stopping to close it and re 2narked that a better man would save the manager much trouble The man- ¬ ager said the man did not think or he would have closed the gate The gen ¬ 57 10 25 3lJ Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic Ul ¬ cers lioue Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcers Vari ¬ cose Ulcers Gangrene Fever Sores and all Old Sores It never falls Draws out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Abceses Piles Burns Cats and all Fresh Wound By mail small 33c larce C3C 1 P A2jIEN MEBICINjU Book free CO St Paul Minn Sold by lrurelts i LARD Western 5 75 4 50 1 GIVEN AWAY WHJSS SKSE1 body tleman said H Jpositionr Then the manager called his attention to the fact that the laborer received less than one dollar a day by the year and if he stopped to think careful he would probably secure a much better go 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Excursions Nowa Notes 3 gugL TaE Northwestern Mutual life ha paid to representatives of its policyholders and to its policv holders and it now holding for theui 180000000 an excess over premium reoeipts of over 20000000 tf ¬ M1LLERSBURG COUNTY DIRECTORY Officers of Bourbon County N to Special rate excursion via L Columbia 6 C May 2 3 and 4th limited to May 21st one tare round trip account of the Quadrennial General Conference A M E Church To Norfolk Va May 2 to 6 limited to 15 days from date of sale with pro- ¬ visions for 15 days extension by deposit- ¬ ing ticket with aent of terminal line in Norfolk one fare for the round trip account of Southern Baptist and Aux- ¬ iliary Conventions Gathered In And About The IluriS IRONING MADB pniiiiiitiiiiiMiMiii ii ih ii BSY5 Ijiirn 9M W Of S Andafson Judge V Pnrnell Sherirl Geoige V Bo wen W V Mitch ill and Jaues Burke Deputies Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler F L McChesney Deputy County Clerk Eu D Piton Pearce Paton Deputy County Attorney Denis Dun M F B Carr Agent I IVSiraeoIeiss RECEIVED Benefit FROM Dr Miles New Heart Cure don Assessor WG Jailer Coroner School McClintock Mi s W C Jones Miss Edna Hunter returned from Mason yesterday Mr John Peed went to Sharrsburg Sunday to visit relatives Prof Reynolds Best of Danville Col- ¬ lege is visiting his parents Dr Garrett Judy of Bethel was the guest of J D Judy yesterday J Smith Clarke is thought lo be some improved in the past few days Mr Iioht Spencer of Carlisle was the guest of Dr H C Burris Friday I have a lot of good Maple shade trees T M Purnell for sale Dr W M Miller is having full sized plate glass windows put in his residence Miss Mamie Aiken of Lexington is the guest of her aunt Mrs Alex Butler Eld W F Cowdery will preach at the 28th Misses Nora Wadell and Dorothy Peed went to Lexington Saturday on business Mr Thos Jefferson of Lexington was here Friday on business and visited mi11 mi Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsales 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 Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I jsed three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me For the benefit of other j no afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANDENsrsr Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box 8end address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free ¬ s IE IQf Evr hven pisi 1 iiHii1 Dr H li Roberts Christian Church Thursday night April Kate EJgir Surveyor Superintendent B F Bedford r DPmiiDPC wn IXKJ Magistrates Bar is R J Neely Millersbursr A C Ball HAKES COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF IND NICE AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT NEW VM iQai rnAviwr sJJlllJ 1 m Br v vi m r j iz ji h mmMk rjii rr aiM j M mmMi fj wm ih run ua1 - Hutchison North Middletown H C Smith Clinton villj S L Weathers E P Claybrook Center ville J T Barlow Little Rock P S- - See LI P BABCOCK of Avoca N Y a veteran of the 3rd N Y Artillery and for thirty years of the Babccck Ruddles Mils John Howard -- Standing Committees of Bourbon Fiscal Court Finance R J Neely Chair man K CSmith and E P ClaT brook A C Ball Chairman T Barlow and P S Se ¬ Jail C J John How ¬ ard Chairman S L Weathers uud H T Barlow Chair ¬ man P S See aud S L Weathers I County Infirmary Charities O Smith Turnpikes man A brook H C Smith Chair Ball and E JP Clay to button my clothing had sharp pains about the heart smothering spells and 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 the best doctors but gradually grew worse About a year ago I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure and it saved my life as if by a miracle fiplWftf Dr Miles Kemeaies KffiK I rp vssg w 11 are soia oy an aruj WM gists under a positive RJ HPBql guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- funded Book on ais- eases of the heart and mKKr Hsaren j nerves free Address VSSiAi I Munsel Carriage Co of Auburn says I write to express my gratitude forthemirac lous benefit received from Dr Miles Heart Cure I suffered for years as result of army life from sciatica which affected my heart in the vrorst form my limbs swelled from the ankles up I bloated until I was unable X wWX fell Turnpike Commissioners Ky District No 1 DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind EdTurner Paris District No 2 Thos McCiiu lockrMillerrfburg Ky District No 3 Wm Linnehan North Mi Idletown Ky Court of Claims mets first Thursday in April and October relatives Mrs G C Richardson gust of her mother Mrs Trotter returned to Lex- ¬ ington Saturday Miss Louie Warford of Hamilton College was at home from Saturday until yesterday Miss Lelia McClintock and Miss Josephine Dorsey visited relatives in Carlisle Saturday Jas Conway has made a nice 4 room flat over the engine house which will be for rent in few days It Mr Chas Marshall of Lewisburg was the guest of J G Allen and family Friday and Saturday Miss Marguerite McCn of Mysville giest of Mr Ed Slatterly aud wite re turned home yesterday Mr John Smart of the L N w aa in Cincin- ¬ division of this plar nati Saturday on business Mr John Mack Yinont of St Louis is the guest of bw siters Misses Cbarlotte and Lizzie Viinont Mr Graham Smedley was at home SauirdTp and Snuday nccompanied by Mr John Braufman of Stanford Mrs Fannie Haves returned Saturday from Covington She was accompanied by Mrs Lou Marsh ill of Augusta E F Clarke is having a stone pave- ¬ ment laid from thp town limits to his r sidence near the 1 raiuiug School Mrs Lncian VIann of Carli1 was the gupst of hr father J Mart Layson QQtnrcay Mr Laysou continues very ¬ ijv ll 1 w ONE POUND OF THIS STAECH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH UtACTURED OHly Qy CJiUBlNGERBROa aaiKs 3 I I MM iii lI KeokukJowa NewHavenXonn COPYRIGHTED ii I ww lmr should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ cination All cities and towns in the county having Cou -- cilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ ially theix 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 notiojfr I hope no further steps will become necesi ary I am Respectfully It appearing to me by the representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bo wen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ cessity that all persons in the County m Ill mi Ullili in iillllll I This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is tho only stnrcb manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any other substance injurious to linen and can bo used even for a baby powder W M PUNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky For sale by ail wholesale and retail grocers now TO PIXD OUT Hews and Opinions OF MRS LAURA WEISHAUF Of Murry Ind Recommends Celery Capsules glass with Fill h bottle or Wrights and let it stand commonfour hours a urine¬ twenty sedi- The Wright Murry Ind Sept 17 1890 Medical Co Columbus Ohio a box of Wrights Celery Capsules f r mi L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had bpen afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have ¬ Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased j ill not felt better in years Yours Respectfully lOTHEFAHMERSiOFBOflRHOi ir GNIITY As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It i5 guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up the besf Chicken Fence on the market If you are needing any fe ce give me a call WL DOUGLAS Q tlJA IC Best in 5 rl J the World 0 W MILLER Agent For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S350 S400 and S500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S250 and SSOO shoes for men SSGO SSOO and SLtS for boj s aud youths W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all tho latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for catalogue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by ¬ Paris Ky J P KIELY mWTTSnFSS kaKv3VwmeilTS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI iNwyxar TTgijriggMPffMwfKwJ ttttv WyLEr m am- rm JpL jVwv lah jt t TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST jv DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILY IN THOU CAL SANDS OF OF-¬ FICES ALL OVER THE WORLD CONTINUES TO Ask for Our New Art Catalogue j IsJlCIIflrtTOErciRM3rLU riswr to irc THE iDcur a The Smith Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio next Sunday should give him thorde by Friday For Sale 200 lb Poland China sow and seven pies by premium hog Address T M Purnell Millers burg Ky It Dr J P Turner and Mr Kirby Den- ¬ ton of Ruddles Mills weie guests Sun ¬ day of Mrs Ben Jones the formers daughter Mrs Jas Collier of Mt Sterling has been the euest of her daughter Mrs Wm Bedford several days She re- ¬ turned home yesterday C W Howard is having an artificial stone pavement put in front of his resi- ¬ dence bv Frauk Kuhol of the Coving- ¬ ton Artificial Stone Co Mrs Will Duncan aged about 20 died on the Barbee farm Saturday She leaves a husband and a child The remains were taken to Mt Olivet for burial Mr J D Cobb and wife of Corinth Ky were gupsts of relatives and friends here Sunday Mrs Cobb was formerly Mrs Wm Burdine and re- ¬ sided here about eight years ago Mrs T E Savages guess on the balloon distance from Cincinnati which was found on Mr W F Turnprs farm between Paris and Ruddles Mills whs 57 miles It is certainly close to a win ¬ ner Dr Louis Landman of Cincinnati will be at the Fleming House Millers burg Thursday April 28th He is called here by his former patients This will be a good opportunity to have your eyes attended to and secure your glasses from him while he is here two-year-o- ld Mrs Laura Weishauft Mrs Lizzie Miller and two youngest VV children returned 53aturdav from a visit 00 T Brooks at 50c and Sold by with Mr and Mrs Robt Howe of Cov- ¬ per box Send address on postal to the ington Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free T M Pnrnpll sold 3fi papers here Sunday Any one wanting a paper for 1 ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof lhat the kidneys and bladder are out of order - WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great 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- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of beiug cnitiTipllpd to ppt nn mnnv timps rinrliicr thp night to urinate The mild and the extraor-is soon realized dinary effect of wamp-Koot nignest tor us it stands tnedistressing caeswonaenui cures of the most 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 mai l upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bottle Mention The Paris Ky News aud send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen uiness of this offer 2sp lmo ¬ ¬ -- National Importance THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail - - - Daily and Sunday by mail in - 6a 8a year year 1 The Sunday Sihi is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in liKl the world By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copy Address THE SUN New York a D CHSNCE FOR YOU and now r - if M After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever bad we are well satisfied for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoesc FOR NINE DAYS ON LY good and honest goods It will piy you to oall and see the good and vou will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GKEAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters and Overcoats Woith 816 and SIS for 9 days only 999 Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 7fiS Worth 12 and 10 for 9 days only 649 6 for 9 days only 4 37 S and Worth 4 for 9 days only 319 5 and Worth Worth 350 and 3 for 9 days odly 229 200 Ladies 1 Ladies and Misses Jackets and Capes Ladies Jackets worth each Ladies Jackets worth each 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 12 Ladies Capes worth each 9 Ladies Capes worth each 11 Ladies Capes worth each IS Ladies Capes worth each 7 Ladies Capes worth each Ladies Wool Hose now 10c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Coiton L0 15 12 2H0 now 4998 00 now 300 - 3 iilors Black and all colors 25c Worth 00 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth L00 now 50c Rlankes worth 100 now 50c Plaid Dress Goods 5c 800 now 400 600 now 299 450 now 212 300 now 163 99 200 now 500 now 600 now 275 2 19 people to call 9 T Hinton and get his prices on carpets furniture lace curtains and anything else in the- - house furnishing Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double line Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double tf on It will pay the Carlisle J Specials For Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Shoes 150 for 9 days only Shoes 200 for 9 days only Shoes 300 for 9 days only Shoes 400 for 9 days only Mens Boots and Shoe- - worth 400 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 Men Buots and Shoes worth 300 Miens Boots and Shoe worth 250 Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 14 yds Mason ville Cottoa S100 STYLISH VEHICLE I have just received a well selected stylish new ne of Try our special pounds for t 00 A tl coffee Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double six Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c worrh double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers double Wool Socks 12- McDermott Davis Thompson Spears worth double Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies 75c 19c worth Buggies Surreys Barouches Phaetons and Road Wagons I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first class in every respect tsu My repair department is first class as I employ good workmen In soliciting your patron age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double offering surprising bargains in mens 10c worth double and boys stylish shoes The price3 are Mens Suspenders Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double right tf Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 21c wortn double Isgrig are now 200 now 175 now 150 100 200 100 I 41 now 125 now 100 1 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 21 yds Bleached Muslin 100 100 Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only L xy SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OP WHITE GOODS HAM BURGS LACES Etc H Landman M D Cincinnati OPTICIAN 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 ¬ ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris J H HAGGARD S2 TUESDAY MAY 10TH month 1898 TWIN BROTHER K3- - returning every second Tuesday in each of Paris Kentucky Reeerenoe Every leadincr nhvsician BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARISi KY

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