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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 29, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 29, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898042901_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 29, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. - i - 31 S3ffl93 J i Zl a ff r I T vM J SK tra 8 E2k p 8kS 3Psl 1 jw 33 H y GHAMP 1L EWS Established LER Editors and Owners rmjjw mn IHI 94 imJL M PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY ULMHIIWI Wlil WBBiniTJH MD FRIDAY llllH tJfMWJWJfJIUlMMHHja feb j ggSBaaB LhWJWilaiHItf issi EIGfiTEENTH YEAR mtmnsvrvxihn -J PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY APRIL 29 1898 hjihj i jwivwfrviumixmurjwrmi auMnum jn iiuiwuffT jimw uiujftwiijjJrtrHfcj na il ht rji nu fiiu nii wi - niimuinifwi li jjivnfrmijil NO 84 m FROM ALL OYER THE COUNTRY From every section of this great land of ours have we gathered the stock you are now invited to see GOOD MULERSBURG News Notes Gathered MASTSSS SALE OP bsjej In And About The a B HmI MASTERS SALE OF MASTERS SALE OF C THINGS AT LITTLE PRICES Paris Bum Mr Mart Lasou continues quite ill Miss Mary Taylor spent yesterday in 1 y m 11 vs City Bourbon Circuit Court Economy Building and Loan Association Plaintiff vs ¬ ir 61 s0 court Parlor Suits A RARE INCIDENT that offers an opportunity for saving nearly one half Our ability to handle a large number of suits place 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 embroidery at 25 It is a collection that will compete in strle quality and price with an7 offered in the country See it ¬ Spring Things In bright decorative idea abound in our Drapeiy corner 1 conceivable color and dtsiun woven in the mysterious forms and Prof C C Fisher held services Wed symbols of far away ana and anxious to be made up in cozy nesday night in Paris for Rev E G the following described real estate to wit corners 50c 60c 75c a yard covers the cost B Mann Lot No 4 in Talbotts 1ST A SPECIAL DINING ROOM WEEK Mrs Sterling Archibald guest of Mrs of the JlcGiuty Addition to the Here abound perhaos the best values the old town ever saw Look Alex Butler returned to Covington City of Paris Kentucky froutiug on Tuesday through our stock and see if you dont agre with us Liylfc Street 40 feet aud extending back ¬ sub-division Ever7 cinnati Mrs E J Owens have returned from Owen County Mrs Tom Prather of Mason is the guest of relatives here Miss Mary Grimes is the guest of Mrs Rion Dow of Paris Mr Hook of Angusta is the guest of his daughter Mrs James Butler Mrs Tom Prather of Mayslick is the guest of relatives here this week Mr Will Savage has returned home from attending Medical College at Cin- ¬ Lewis Hall etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ By virtueof a judgment of the Bour Chris Grosche etc Defendants bon Circuit Court made and entered in bon Circuit Court rendered in the above the above styled cause on the 25th day By virtue of a judgment of the Bour of March 1898 1 will sell publicly at styled cause on the 23d day of March 1 will Sell publicly at ihe Court bon Circuit Court made and entered in the Court house door in the city of 1898 house doorf in Paris Pleutucky at the above styled cause at its March Paris Kentucky at the hour of 11 Term 1898 1 will sell publicly at the oclock a m on aoout the hour of 11 oclock a in on Court house door in Paris Kentucky SATHBMi APRIL BOTH 1888 on HOIDAY MAY 20 1888 Rachel Batts Defendant ¬ Bourbon Circuit Court Wm Myall Administrator of Strad ford Batts Plaintiff Bourbon Circuit J G Towles Plaintiff ys SATURDAY APRIL 80TB 1898 about the hour of 11 oclock a id the following described real estate to the following described real estate wit to K Q f o XaszsiXjsra TOES ss ii ii Carpets Furniture Wall Pape GSSBrzazzzrzizxtt uiittr vSr3mectt r WHY IS MOT THE BEST FLOW Km EBri Tytb Lai -- PIm- sjE i EcVJlfA S7 U iJL m - it rj 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify their merits Try one If not satisfactory imMn r 4 aJLL w 4- - AU jm v k a 1 ir CAJULVX VU u vi-- v rr t i- m VUUi t j lilUUVV -J- - a z oa T is UJrjLX oh - IT Miller Tuesday Messrs Jesse and Reynolds Letton t tended the funeral of Mr Uaasidy in ESSSSeKCESKaSia EMemingsburg Tuesday Mrs Arthur Long his returned to her home in Midway after a visit to her mother Mrs Belle Taylor Mrs R B Dnff was the guest of her sisters Mrs Melutyre and Mrs Smart from Saturdaj until Wednesday T M Purnell Chas Thomas and Wui Bristow have joiued Company D Kentucky State Guards at Paris T Reynolds Best left Wednesday for Elizaville here he will be inducted in ¬ to the ministry of the Presbyterian Church Mr and Mrs Chas Clarke Jr charmingly entertained a number of the newly married couples of this vicinity THia b M H I A last Saturday in JL Wt WUIJLV CARLISLE News - Culled G Allen and daughters Misses Lucylee and Lizzie went to Cincinnati Wednesday Mr Ray Mann and sister Miss Nellie of Paris visited their uncle Dr W M Mr J same width to Lot No 3 in same sub division hounded on the East by the lot of David Kauuev and on the West by the lot of Wm Morris 2d A certain lot or parcel of land in the City of Paris Ky described as follows y Commencing 0u Sycamore Street and corner to the lot this day conveyed to Jas Bishop then East with Bishops Hue 140 feet more or less to trie line oA J Gorey then S 78 feet 8 inches to Russ Corhins lne then with Russ CortJtns line 125 fet more or less to Syciuipjr Str et then with Sycamore Street N 47 feet to the beginning ¬ AljSp a certain lot on the West 3d side of Wninright street in said city commending at the corner of the lot this day conveyed to A J Gorey then with Goreys line 54 ft 10 inches to line of the lot this day couveyed to the second part then with said line S 43 feet 5 inches to Sorbins line then E 50 feet with said line to Wainright street then with sid street 33 feet 6 inches to the beginning But Wmflp lmir 3 lm sr iJ O EDWARD ky GOING DOWN HILL eople sunenng -- K HI Nil - ML rift mmmmmmmmm From Nicholas Precincts From the Mercury Circuit Court will meet Monday ThosMegowan has bought the Barr Myers house in Dorsiana for 475 is excluded from the fore- ¬ going tte parcel of land conveyed by Wm Myall to Winnie Buford by deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of said parcel County County the Bourbon follows Court described as lhre imaw 3fcKHBfe6wi ftfl JL vVHkflBK mmmmmmmmmU Beginning at the corner of Russ Oor bins lot on Wainright St and running with Gor bins line and Sycamore St a distance of ISO feet more or less then with Sycamore street a distance of 37 feet tooiiev of lands herein described The undivided one half interest of first party Lewis Hall in a tract of five wit acres two roods and seven poles 5 A The certain house and lot of ground 2 R 7 P of land lying on the Lexing ¬ frontiug on the Southeast sid of Maiu ton Turnpike in the suburbs of the city street in the city of Paris Kentucky of Paris Kentucky adjoining the Shipp twenty eight 28 feet four 4 inches and estate on the S Hie land of J A Lyle extends buck of uniform width to vards on the W and said turnpike on the E Pleasant Street one huudred and seven and being the pause property couveyed 107 fei t to the line of the Methodist by Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall to hurch lot by which it is bounced in J J Hall and by latter conveyed to the rear and it is bounded on one side by said Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall Thurstou Htmse or hotel aud on the to which deeds of record in the office of Other sid- sy tlv lot formerly owned by the Clerk of the Bourbon County Couit Joseph Neely The wall ot the Thnrs refereuce is made for a more particular ton House or hotel coyers four 4- iuuhes description of said property of the lot hereby conveyed and said wall Said above described real estate will is to be permitted to staud and used subject to the conditions contained in be sold free from the contingent right of the deed from Pollock and wife to dower of the defendant Hattie Hall Watkius and wife and more fnlly set forth in the deed from John Griffith of Said sale will be made upon a credit six and twelve months for equal parts and wife to Thos H Pollock of record of the purchase money for which the in the Clerks office of the County Court purchaser will be required to execute of said county at Deed Book 57 pae bonds payable to the undersigned Master 269 Commissioner with good surety to be approved by him and bearing interest Said sale will bo made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal from date until paid at the rate of six parts of the purchase money for which per cent per annum having the forc the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ and effect of a judgment cute bonds with good surety to be ap- ¬ Said sale ts made to satisfy a judg ¬ proved by the undersigned Master Comment in favor of the plairtiff herein J missioner bearing interest from the day of saie until paid at the rate of six per G Towles to secure the payment of cent per annum and having the force his debt and interest herein amounting on the day of sale to the sum of 43186 and effect of a judgment and the costs of this suit to wit 7476 Said sale is made to s tisfy a judg ¬ making the total sum to be raised on the ment in favor of the plaintiff herein day of sale 50662 - ¬ L im iemrantumiuiOiiuTianuiimTHmpDiiy fo from Kidney Diseas- ¬ es feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality They should lose no time in trying Foleys Kidney Cure a Guaranteed Preparation Sold by James Kennedy Druggist The only safe sure and reliable Female PILX ever offered to Ladies PESrW especially recommend- u it u tyy 3 ed to married Ladies h to3 a a a a u a t jAsk for DE 1ZOTTS PSSTirSOITAi PIIsIiS and take no other t Send for circular irico S100 per box 6 boes for 500 ESrWilTTinBt PhNRYK Ii XV Cleveland Oiiio llHUMimiWIWfT 1 For Sale By T Brooks T3mUWWFS l JiruRffist U TTTTTTTWTT1 fMailed frp- 8 I ALLE3 Yon can do It best easiest auickcet with a Tlnnot OVWo s Horse Hoc It pulverizes the earth in u scientific way kills the weeds lets the air and moisture in makes the rmn ffmw iran nirtTrnTrf na nll iaj ca uvv uux u nittia rlnn hna lnxi w v ro HT wrnrlr minnMir xxroll miriion If rnn rill TrriiT fomi nr QMUWU wrltn L mj VA you will De surorisea at tne aecrease in worK Vr rianeur tools anu tne increase in nroiit Tnere is a score oi tnee macnines any one or wmcn wui do as mucn as n ve or six good men a ao it better Tne latest ideas in modern tannine Dlainlv set forth in the Planet Jr Boot for 18S8 T Stirf Tz v L E3B51BB2BBHIS9BBBBBIBBVva Jr ri 1 V 1u6M J y JA jPlSr 0V Asyi JZT mmm yjkmmmmM SM CO 1107 Martct St Phllaaa iM nmwmiMi iixmnrM EASTER in this S edge of the N gate post of St county Mr Wm A Wilson and Miss a little gate on Wainright Mary C Vice about 38i feet from the points of begin ¬ include ning and Died On the 26th inst Ida D six gate post so as not toWainrightsaid N St to then with year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A J beginning at orbins corner 38 feet Barr after a short illness of diphtheria the 6 inches more or less Rev Wm E Mitchell pastor of the Said sale will be made upon a credit Baptist Church will preach the baccaof six and twelve months for equal laureate sermon for Mrs Taibots school at Sharpsburg on the fifth Sunday in parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ May cute bond payable to the undersigned It will pay the Carlisle people to call Master Commissioner with good surety on J T Hinton and get his prices on to be approved by said Commissioner carpets furniture lace curtains and and bearing interest from the day of anything else in the house furnishing sale until paid at the rate of six per line tf cent per annum aud having the force of Said sale is made for the Mrs Fannie Porter who has had a a judgment furnished room in her fathers residence purpose of paying the debts of the de- ¬ in this city for some time moved her cedent Stratford Batts effects to her home in Millersburg Tues ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON day L K Taylor of Paducah Deputy Master Commissiou Bourbon Circuit Grand Master of the Ancient Order of Court United Warkmen is here for the pur- ¬ pose of organizing a Lodge of this beneficial Order Thursday afternoon Wm Henry who was serving a sentence for carrying con- ¬ cealed weapous and breach of the peace and Claude Johnson c lored awaking trial for stealing meat from fliiss Belle Crocket escaped from the Carlisle jail by way of a hole cut through the brick wall with an old putty knife A wave of patriotic war feeling has S W Ninth Street Cincinnati struck Carlisle and Nicholas county in Of No Ohio real earnesc Besides the local militi i of fifty men Col S H Poe has organ Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris ized a company ot eighty hve volun- tvy teers and received a telegram from TOTSDAY 1393 10TH Frankfort Wednesday announcing that returniug every MAY Tuesday in each second a Captaius commission had been grant month od him He will be ready to start by Saturday Rkeerence Every leading physician of Paris Kentucky Married p6frinffiLa less 180 fCBtfmpre or to a poluWIIiPrijP iat against the defendant aggregating prin- ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON cipal and interest on the day of sale the costs of this sum of 270292 and the suit to wit 10435 making the sum Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court to be raised on the day of sale 280727 McMillan Talbott Attys EMMETT M DICKSON V fib ka i On the 21st Court McMillan mmxh t - J mi OF sSAigiiyg 1 - A- j t Talboti Attys r9SmmmmmmmmmmmmmWmWPr V that Now is the time every one ¬ should take a Lot IN MILLERSBURG Millersburg Building ciation Plaintiff vs W spring tonic to KY ¬ ¬ strengthen the system and pre ¬ pare for the extra demands of Nature Every spring the system is thoroughly over- ¬ hauled there is a general house cleaning going on within The impurities that have been accumu- ¬ lating for a year must be got- ¬ ten rid of and the system reno- ¬ vated and prepared for the siege Unless Nature is as- ¬ of summer sisted in this task the strain on the system is too severe and a breakdown is the result Some people neglect to supply this as- ¬ sistance and as a result they are overcome by an enervating de- ¬ pressed feeling their energies re- ¬ lax appetite fails and they are totally disabled for a season Everybody just now needs a tonic and Swifts Specific is logically the best tonic on the market The general health needs building up hence a tonic is needed that is entirely harmless S S S is purely vegetable and is the only blood remedy that is guaranteed to contain no potash mercury or CKye Qitica 1 kix bourbon circuit court Savings Asso- ¬ -- H Payne etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ Circuit Court made and entered in bon the above stvled cause on the 2nd day of April 1898 1 will sell publicly at the Court bouse door in the City of ParisT Kentucky at about the hour of 11 oclock a m on SATURDAY APRIL 30T1I 1898 to the following described real estate wit A certain house and lot on the IT W corner of Main and Second Cross Street now occupied by said Payne and wife as a residence the property extending from Main street along Second street to West Back Street and joined upon the North by the property of Mrs S D Dodson and which said property is located in Millersburg tucky Bourbon county Ken- ¬ Blood su ITS -- A Further Reduction The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry has made a further reduction in the rate to B m OF THE- - Finest Imported Cloth 80 AND S35 The same Suit will cost you Nobby Business Suits 45 and 50 elsewhere 2500 Fine Trousers 700 and 800 DKmc rTTDiTTcuTiTn JOE MUNSON rr V v- - jjrTmnDTnr m Norfolk for the Southern Baptist Con- ¬ vention The round trip rate from Lexington will be 1350 good going andfreturning 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 fromMay 2d to May 6th 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 G W Barney D P A Lexington Ky Some PeopleThink immmmmmmW mmmmmmi L wW thoroughly cleanses the blood of E M DICKSON all impurities tones up the gen- ¬ Master Commissioner iB mf Bourbon Circuit eral health renews the appetite Court and imparts new life and vigor to Dangerous for we have other high the entire system errade uianos such as the typhoid fever and other prevalent ton Smith Barnes Gabler Hazel seldom attack a Kurtz man etc superior in touch summer diseases is thoroughly I have for sale an extra nice Shetland tone and finish at prices most moder person whose system 3 undersigned Master Commissioner and Rearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum and a lien will be retained in saia oonas upon saia real estate to se ¬ cure the payment thereof Said sale is made to satisfy a judg- ¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendants herein for 234 60 with interest thereon from the 2d day of that because we sell other harmful mineral ingredient March 1896 until paid amounting Steinway Pianos we sell It is Natures remedy being made principal and interest on the day of sale to 26508 and the costs of this suit nothing else and they must roots and herbs gathered amounting to 5320 making the from necessarily pay a high price aggregate sum to be raised on the day great storehouse It of from Natures sale the sum of 31828 if they buy of us 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 s They are Mistaken Pony For Sale 4- - We offer intending purchasers ate greater variety and better value dollar for dollar than any house in the West cleansed and toned np witii S S S in the If you can not come H S STOUT Manager Catter We use the soap that tackles the dirt and not the shirt tf Bourbon Steam Laundry write for full information spring G et S B Ernest Urclis 121 123 Co Cincinnati and be pre- ¬ pared Sold by all SS GflEZBHIC 9H0 pony years old color daik brown nearly black 12 hands handa fr 2 in high weighc 550 ponnds heavy mane and tail is kind and gentle enough for any child to handle paddles nicely In appearance he is a model For further information rail on on W 4th St druggists GEORGE CLAYTON 5apr lmo 1utchison Ky CL- - THE BOUKBON NEWS PAK1S KY ERIDAY APRIL 29 1898 MBARDED Tlie Forts at Ma ¬ tanzas Harbor TH6Enaaa6m6nt Lasted For Over an Hour The New York Puri tan and Cincinnati Wera Engaged ¬ The Object Was to Prevent the Completion of Earthworks at Punta Gorda fTlicre Was No Loss of Life on Our Side But the Span ¬ iards Suffered The Enemys Shells Fell Short of the American Vessels The Puritan Sinks a Spanish Gunboat -- The Land Batteries Silenced iAbout Three Hundred Shots Were Put on Lml Froni the Three Ships at a Jtange of From Four to Seven t Thou band Yards t On Boatid the Flag Shu New York Ofk Matanzas April 28 The New York the Puritan and the Cincinnati bombarded the forts at the mouth of 3Iatanzas harbor Wednesday after- ¬ noon There were no casualties on our side but it is believed that the hail of iron which pounded in the forts anust have caused loss of life to the Spaniards though nothing1 is known definitely The engagement commenced at 1257 and ceased at 115 The object of the attack was to prevent the completion of the earthworks at Punta Gorda A battery on the eastward arm of the bay opened fire on the flagship and this was also shelled About 12 8 inch shells were fired from the eastern forts but all fell short About five or six light shells were fired from the half completed battery Two of these whizzed over the New York and one fell short The ships left the bay for open the sea the object of discovering the whereabouts of the batteries having been accomplished In the neighbor- ¬ hood of three hundred shots were put on land from the three ships at a range of from four thousand to seven thousand j ards Rr Adm Sampson when asked if he was satisfied with the -- result said Yes I am The half completed Spanish earth ¬ works and battery were apparently all plowed up by the shells All the ships engaged showed exce- ¬ llent marksmanship throughout the en ¬ gagement and when the3r were firing at the shortest range nearly every shell took effect The forts which were bombarded were on a low lying point and were considered merely earth ¬ I expected to be works They did not make a good target vet when the big guns were fired at the shortest range portions of the fort could be seen hying in the air at every 5 r t- - -- 4 herc was loss of life a batteries Immediately the fort at Matanzas opened fire the Puritan returned the fire from an eight inch gun The first shptmissed The second shotstruckthe fort on the eastern end and crumbled five tons of solid masonry Fort Mor ello answered with Krupp guns The other forts about the harbor joined in the firing By this time the New York was in range She opened fire about three miles away but came ho closer The shells from the small gunboat hit the Puritan but the projectiles were not heavy enough to do damage The Puritan fired from both turrets at once and the gunboat sunk The American ships soon had the range of the forts and nearly every The war ships steamed shot told slowly away so as not to give the forts a stationary target It is believed The flagship returned to Havana and the Puritan and Cincinnati were left on Matanzas station While the New York Puritan and Cincinnati were reconnoitering in force for the purpose of locating and destroying the formidable defenses be ¬ ing constructed the flagship was fired on by the batteries on Point Rubal Cava and Point Maya guarding the entrance to the harbor The New York instantly replied The Puritan steamed in behind the New York and engaged the fortifica ¬ tion on Point Maya while the New York went to starboard close up to the land and poured her shells into Rubal Cava The Cincin ¬ nati which had remained well astern tmder orders signaled for permission to engage and received it and soon was firing her guns at the fort on the west side of the bay It took the three ships just 18 minutes to silence the shot The bombardment was at about 12C0 A PEOCLAMATIOJf yards The ships could have thrown mroe metal but the captains pre- ¬ k ferred to be leisurely about it The By the President in Regard to the Tak ing of Prize Vessels Spanish marksmanship was wretch- ¬ ed The Puritans enormous turret guns did awful damage Ihe pro-¬ Secretary Sherman Finally Retiredand Hi jectiles were visible in their flight Successor Confirmed in the Person When hit the masonry of the fort of Judjjo Day Reorganization Sand batteries crumbled to powder of the Army Begun went up in clouds when struck Only a few shells struck the town and those Washington April 27 Great Brit ¬ accidentally The New York and ain always has taken an advance stand Puritan avoided shooting at anything in the principles of neutrality so that but government property it was with great interest that the About 1 oclock a gun on the western news was received here of the terms side of the fort that had been best of the neutrality proclamation issued served was dismounted by a discharge in London On the whole the officials from the New York All of the guns are disposed to take the view that a crew must have been killed Many strict adherance by Great Britain to Spaniards must have been killed Not these rules will be rather more advan- ¬ one American was injured By night tageous to the United States than to the forts were silenced but did not sur¬ Spain particularly as we are now render operating in the naval sense close to The Spaniards used explosive shells our own base of supplies and in all and some of the shrapnell fell on the probability soon will cut Spain off New York from the two bases that she now has The peace of the blockade has been in the neighborhood of Cuba broken Blood has been spilled It The Seizure of Prizes was Spanish blood and the red fluid at ¬ The president issued a proclamation tested that the Dons realty mean to during the day laying down rules as to defend their title to Cuba Matanzas the seizure of prizes and the result it the scene of much of the ghastly suf¬ is believed will be the release of some fering imposed by Weyler saw the first of the ships already captured though engagement Hundreds of starving re- - it will be for the prize courts to deconcentradoes deprived now by Blanco h termine in each case whether the con- ¬ of supplies contributed by Americans ditions under which the ship was cap- ¬ heard the bijr jnins of Uncle Sams tured are such to warrant release ships thunder forth a salute to liberty The impression prevails that the Buena At the sound they hastened to the Ventura the first on the of prizes heights near the city of Matanzas and will be declared no prize list case of The from that point of vantage watched the Panama whose seizure was re- ¬ the duel between the war ships and ported Tuesday is more complicated the shore batteries owing to the fact that while For some time the New York used otherwise exempt the ship was re- ¬ only her smaller guns But pretty ported to have contained supplies for soon the heavy boom of her big gun the Spanish army in Cuba which are amidships reverberated among the hills After the firing had continued contraband it may be said that while However for some 10 minutes the Puritan was the settlement of these questions will signalled to get into the game She be left to the courts the administra- ¬ took a position on the port side of tion believes the the New York and about a mile and a should be shown in greatest liberality the half from the east shore bat- ¬ the laws where a vesselapplication of is There she promptly drew the band or attempting to runnot contra ¬ teries the blockattention of the first two batteries on ade That is shown in the liberal the west shore At the first the Puri- ¬ terms of itself b3r tan used onlr her secondarj battery to which the the proclamation be guided prize courts must get the range of the batteries which In Regrard to Privateering were almost invisible their locality ¬ It noticed being indicated however by the tion ishas not also that the administrabeen deterred by any By this time the firing was criticism in congress from again form- ¬ smoke quite rapid from both the New York ally pledging itself to the nations of and Puritan the world to The flag ship lay so that shepresented and abide by refrain from privateering the declaration of Paris a broadside to both shores and she of 1S5G used her guns after a few range-findin- g Our Consuls Safely Out or Spain shots with excellent results The So far as is known all the Unitsd accuracy of her gunners was contin- ¬ States consuls have made their way ually attested by clouds of sand and wa-¬ safely out of Spain Consul Fay at ter which flew around the shore batter- Dania has reported to the department ies The Spaniards replied steadily from Lisbon Consul Bowen at Barce- ¬ but with no effect Meanwhile the lona from Paris and Consul Carroll at Cincinnati was impatient to take a Cadiz and Consul Bartelam at Malaga hand Finally Capt Chester received from Gibraltar The department has permission to bring his ship into ac- ¬ assured itself that the others are safe tion He adroitly chose a position less Sherman Finally Retired than 2000 yards from the west shore Secretary Sherman retired batteries and it soon developed that Tuesday from the position of finally¬ secrewhile exposed fully to his fire they tary of state and his successor was could not train their guns on the confirmed in the person of Judge Day cruiser John Bassett Moore undoubtedly will Until the end of the engagement the be Cincinnati maintained an effective fire Day confirmed Wednesday in Judge s place on the Point Maya or east shore bat- ¬ Army Reor ionization Bill J teries This combined and destructive The army reorganization bill became soon gave the men on shore a law Tuesday fire and the war department enough officials have begun to devise the best In less than 20 minutes from the means of carrying time they opened fire on the New the act which will out the purposes of result in an York their fire had been silenced of the regular army to more increase than G0 The result of the engagement 000 men created the greatest enthusiasm among Organizing the Volunteers officers and men and increased if that In the war department preparations is possible the desire to take a cack went on with ceaseless energy for the at Morro Castle Within ten minutes organization of the voulunteer army after the engagement had ended a spe- ¬ All the officers were detailed who are cial dispatch boat was alongside the to be sent to the various states and New Yrork Congratulations were ex- ¬ territories to muster the guardsmen tended to Adm Sampson who returned into the service of the United States his compliments He requested the The plans vessel to carry the official dispatches of the army for the full organization were also perfected To reporting the battle to Key West provide officers for the regular army All told the United States ships fired and volunteers Secretary orSO shots at the forts This is by dered the assignment to dutyAlger the¬ of all actual count from our dispatch boat cadets the West The forts fired probably 25 shots The academyat who would Point military in the ordinary bombardment developed that the course of events have graduated in largest pieces mounted by the Spanish June at Matanzas are eight inch guns More Tolunteers Than Needed and the best opinion is that there are At the close of office hours Tuesday not more than five or six guns there Adjt Gen Corbin had received disBut far more important than the de- ¬ patches from the governors of nearly struction of the Matanzas ba teries is every state and territory in rethe conclusion about the future which sponse to Secretary Algers call may be drawn from the bombardment for The conclusion is that Havana is ab the information as to the troops states and territories will be solutely at the mercy of the United expected to furnish btates fleet whenever we choose to presidents call for 125000under the men The open fire Adm Sampson Wednes- tenor of these replies shows there is day with guns which amount to no mistaking the patriotism of the less than one tenth of his fighting people of this country in the present force silenced what was practically emergenc On every three batteries in 20 minutes He expressed a willingnesshand there was to come to the steamed right in on them as close as governments aid and the offers were he could get and not one of our ships in excess of the present demands was touched What is to be said of a Spanish and Cuban Mail Stopped qrunner that can not hit a mark as New York April 27 The exchange bg as the New York at 2000 of mails between this country and or 3000 yards The incident has great- ¬ Spain and all Spanish colonies hai ly encouraged the naval officers and they believe that when they bombard been stopped Postmaster Van Cott Havana they will destroy all the de- ¬ received an order from Washington Tuesday to hold all Spanish mail fense in about one hour Washington April 2S So far as Since all mail from the United States could be learned the officials of the for Spain passes through this office administration were riot notified of the order stops all Spanish mail the bombardment of Matanzas Wed ¬ Mails to Cuba are likewise stopped by nesday morning The navy depart ¬ the order ment keeps a full fledged telegraph Rovolution in Porto Rico Possible New Haven Ct April 27 Capt office open in the building allliio ht and a confidential officer remains at the McLean of the schooner Omega department all night to translate the which arrived from Ponce Porto Rico messages as received There was con ¬ says the people of Porto Rico are ap siderable business done over the wires pealing to the United States for arms till early morning hours but none of and ammunitiqn with a view to rising the dispatches were sent either to the against the Spaniards The declara white house or to the secretary of the tion of war Capt McLean thinks will navy precipitate a revoluion ¬ ¬ MANY VESSELS FULL EQUIPMENT North Carolina coasts Wednesday morning The wind is blowing 60 miles an hour from the northeast and many vessels are in danger of being wrecked Capt Feriw of the British steamship Castledale from Tampa reports passing- a derelict bark named Cadig completely stripped and her long boatlying on the deck The fate of A big three the crew is unknown masted schooner with part of her masts gone and rails smashed in is signaling for help at Chickamicomico life saving station and she will surely be driven ashore The cruiser Montgomery and transport Panther which left here Tuesday for Key West were also in danger but it is known that they rounded Cape Hatteras before thay encountered the storm Nothing has been heard of them but it is believed they are safe The ptorm did considerable damage in Norfolk and vicinitv ¬ Endangered by a Terrific Storm on the Of the Insurgent Army One of the First Things to Bo Done Cuban Leaders Con- ¬ North Carolina and Virginia Coasts Norfolk Va April 28 A terrific fer With Gen Miles Washington April 2S Another storm is raging on the Virginia and junctures with both Gen Gomez and Washington April 28 President Gen Garcia Now that Lieut Rowan Mclvinley Secretary Alger Maj Gen is on his way to effect a juncture from Miles Adjt Gen Corbin and Brig Santiago it is not improbable that anGen Shafer who has been selected for other juncture will be made by way of the command of the 15000 troops to be Sagua The first purpose of these landed in Cuba were in conference movements it is understood is to Wednesday Final arrangements will bring about a full equipment of then be perfected for conduct of the the insurgent forces rather than proposed plan As at present deter to secure a joint movement be- ¬ mined upon it is understood that the tween them and the United States miltary will be transported to the troops It is said that Garcia Cuban base in vessels convoyed by and Gomez together can muster 35000 and will aid the marines men and that they will be able to in fortifying it Onee this has been make a strong forward movement on accomplished it will be an easy matter Havana as soon as they have arms ¬ conference has been held between Gen Miles commanding the United States forces and representatives of the Cuban civil and military authorities The latter included Senor Quesada ¬ charge daffaires of the Cuban lega- ¬ tion Brig Gen Nunez and Lieut Artiago of the Cuban arnvy Lieut Artiago has seen 17 months service in the field and Gen Nunez has an inti ¬ mate knowledge of all the ports of Cuba having directed the movements of all filibustering parties The con- ¬ ference brought about a full discussion of the plans of co operation between the United States and Cuban forces The details of this co operation are guarded with the strictest secrecy The exploit of Lieut Rowan in land ¬ ing near Santiago has been known for several days to both the United States and Cuban authorities as they in executing this move The Cuban authorities here furnished the guides and necessary papers to see Lieut Rowan through the Cuban lines BOYS IN BLUE It is in execution of plans for a landing at Santiago and Sagua points on the To the Number or Fifteen Thousand to Be Cuban coast one north and one south Landed in Cuba Supplies for Insur ¬ respectively with a view to effecting gents ed Uncle TfflyyiSyVQkTfcffiv3 gn Sam Says This is 1 Americas Greatest Spring Medicine Take it Nov to Sharpen Your Appetite Vitalize Your Blood To Overcome flMllll Iral lam ill ThatTired Feeling Go to your druggist and get a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and be- ¬ gin to take it today and realize at once the great good it is sure to do you ¬ Hoods Is Americas Greatest Spring Medicine Sarsapaia He Was Waiting A young theological student who is about to depart for the missionary fields told an amusing stoiy on himself the other evening that gives an insight to the cause that led to his determining to preach the Gospel to the heathen He had called on a young lady and her little brother posted himself in an arm- ¬ chair facing a handsome gilt clock He had been there half an hour when the young lady said Robbie why dont you go to the nursery I am waiting replied Rob- ¬ bie What are you waiting for my dear Why for his face to stop the clock You know what you said Philadelphia Call Isaacs Do you tink marriage vos a Up-to-Date men-of-w- ar r i i mHSo I f -- fo in T o ill I 1 i foS wkb h i f I lie Courteil Failure ure vail- - Abrams So hellup me if I dit Ivouldged married domorrows 8 oy a1 I ji -- rrjfrron ko - 0 r j MpPfE ¬ I X i- m Si m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PAxtox 111 April 2S Vespasian Warner of Clinton was nominated Wednesday for congress by the republican convention of the Thirteenth district Warner is the present member The vote was 59 for Warner to G3 for John A Sterling of Bloomington ¬ Nominated for Congress ¬ Washington April 27 The house committee on naval affairs has decided to report a disagreement with the senate amendments to the naval appro priation bill and ask for a conference Boutelle Hilborn and Cummings will be the house conferees ¬ Asks for a Conference ¬ t f senior member of the Horace Elmer until recently com- ¬ dry goods firm of Teplitz Rosenborg mander of the Mosquito fleet and who Co of Pittsburgh was taken suddenly was recently because of ill health reill in this city Wednesday anJ fell tc lieved by Adm Erben died at the the sidewalk and expired mansion house in Brooklyn at 2C Tuesday afternoon ¬ aea uZ years New York April 28 Fell to the Sidewalk and Died Philip Teplitz Commander Horace Rimer Dead New York April 27 Commandef character In the event of Cuban recognition it is probable that President Palma of Killed Mother and Daughter the Cuban Junta first Jefferson Cm Mo April 27 John minister accredited would be the with from Cuba Brockaway was lodged in jail here Senor Quesada as charge daffaires at Wednesday by Sheriff Mooney of Mil- ¬ Washington and Senor Albertini as ler county for safe keeping ne shot first secretary and killed Mrs Hogan and her daughter in Camden county because they re Nomination of John B Moore Confirmed fused to let hinypDme into the house to Washington April 2S The senate see his wife a daughter of Mrs Hogan has confirmed John B Moore of New whom he had marrfed on April 17 York to be assistant secretary of state Soldiers Landed at Guannbacoa Gen Grants Birthday Madrid April 2S Private advices Galena III April 2S Galena the received from Cuba say that a force of home of Gen U S Grant Wednesday 500 American and Cuban soldiers has celebrated the 77th anniversary landed at Guanabacoa under the lead- ¬ great leaders birthday Mrs of the Nellie ership of the Cuban Chief La Cret A Grant Sartoris accompanied by her column of Spanish troops has been daughter Vivian represented the sent to check the advance of the in- Grant family Judge Emory Spear a vaders confederate veteran of Macon Ga vas the orator of the day To Destroy American Commerce April 2S There is a report Madrid Panic in Havana n circulation here that- some of the Key West Fla April 28 A British Spanish cruisers now gathered about steamer arrived here Wednesday with Manila will be used laterto scour the ISO refugees whom sV took out of facmc ana destroy American com Havana under the white flag She re ¬ nerce in those waters ports a panic in Havana ¬ ¬ -- the regiment was organized tendering its services to the government Under the existing law there can be only three extra regiments recruited One of these is already appropriated to Dr Wood and ex Secretary Roosevelt for his cowboys who are already being designated in the department as Ted- ¬ dys Terrors Great pressure is being brought to bear from various quarters to secure the other two regiments The secretary of war it is understood holds that the practical value of immune regiments is greater than the sentimental and political claims of various applicants for regimental honor He wants 0000 immunes pro vided for and asked Senator Caffrey if they could be raised in the gulf states The senator replied that he could real- ¬ ize 20000 volunteers in New Orleans alone as practically all the natives had had the fever and all would volunteer ¬ Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste and acts i gently yet promptly on the Kidneys iwii imOinil hhhm HiiwiiiiMmiimmini HMiMmmMmw HOW THE WESTERN END OP CUBA IS BLOCKADED Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys- ¬ tem effectually dispels colds head- ¬ to ship into the interior an ample ammunition and medical supplies aches and fevers and cures habitual quantity of supplies of all kinds for The latter and particularly quinine constipation Syrup of Figs is the the use of the Cuban insurgents is said to be greatly needed The un only remedy of its kind ever pro derstanding among those best ac duced pleasing to the taste and ac ¬ quainted with the plans of ceptable to the stomach prompt in SECRETARY ALGER is that the Cuban forces will ad- its action and truly beneficial in its vance on Havana and make a land effects prepared only from the most Favors the Recruiting of Several Regi ¬ siege in co operation with the block healthy and agreeable substances its ments of Yellow Fever Immunes for ade now in progress by the United Service in Cuba many excellent qualities commend it States warship Washington April 2S The secreIn this connection there is renewed to all and have made it the most tary of war is strongly in favor of talk of a recognition of the Cubans popular remedy known amendment of the existing volunteer at least their belligexency and possibly Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 law that will permit recruiting at least their independence and confident cent bottles by all leading drug- ¬ half a dozen special regiments of yel- hopes were expressed Wednesday in gists Any reliable druggist who low fever immunes for services in high Cuban circles that recognition Cuba One such regiment has already would be granted in the next two may not have it on hand will pro ¬ been recruited in Louisiana and Sena- weeks One of the first effects of this cure it promptly for any one who tor Caffery Wednesday presented it is said would be to srive the Cubans wishes to try it Do not accept any a letter at the war department an official status at Washington in- substitute from the son of Gen Hood by whom stead of their present unofficial status CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO I I ¬ tfg -- yif ¬ ¬ 4K- - ij IJCK ¬ ¬ on ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The conferences now held with Gen Miles and other officials are being productive of important results and yet they are necessarily unofficial in character owing to the unrecognized 2 status of the Cubans Now however that Gomez and Garcia are being rec ognized as material factors in the contest and are being treated with by the war department the desir ¬ ability of their recognition at least as belligerents is being urged as warranting formal rec- ¬ ognition It is said the co operation already established is in itself a rec- ¬ ognition of the de facto existence of the Cuban army and of belligerency and that the de jure recognition should follow While these hopes are renewed in Cuban circles it can not be learned that the administration has modified its attitude against recognition of inv ¬ SAN FRANCISCO LOUISVILLE KY CAL HEW YORK NY X ¬ ¬ A perfect type of the highest order of excellence 3 TRAOEMARK Breakfast I I f Scoa ABSOLUTELY PURE Delicious -- Ntitf-rwcr ¬ IHUlfclWUtlf t W COStS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by t - WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1780 CO Ltd t 1 Sfxr f jw - npspwraiJ iwwmv THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS A GOOD CAPTURE Spanish Auxiliary Vessel Towed Into Key West Fla by the Mangrove She la the Steamer Panama From ew York and Belongs to the Spanish K FRIDAY APRIL 29 1898 ON CUBAN SOIL LieatrRowan V S A On His Way te Con ¬ sult Gen Garcia in Regard to an Inva ¬ sion of Eastern Cuba Trans Atlantic lane Good Prize A Key West Fla April 27 The Man grove Tuesday morning1 brought in the steamer Panama from New York She was captured Monday night by the The Panama showed no ndiana lights and was running- under a full At one bead of steam when sighted shot from the Indiana she hove to One passenger tried to jump overboard when he realized what had happened A prize crew of but was restrained ten marines under Ensign Malcomer of the Indiana and Ensign Dayton of the Mangrove were placed aboard The Panama left New York last Tuesday with 50 Spanish refugees from New York and a full cargo of supplies for Havana Her officers hoped to make the run before war broke out The Panama belongs to the Spanish Trans Atlantic line When the Mangrove sighted th Spaniard she ran up to her and fired a shot across her bows The liner did not take the hint and a second shot was fired after which the Panama slowed down a little A third shot was fired across the bows of the Panama at a 100 yards and the deck officer of the Spanish vessel was hailed and notified that if he did not heave to a shot would be sent through his vessel This notification caused the Panama to be brought to Ensign Dayton boarded the Spanish steamer and took possession of her Qhe battle ship Indiana then steamed up and Commander Everett notified Capt Taylor of the Indiana that he had captured the Panama and borrow ¬ ed a prize crew from the battle ship consisting of Cadet Malcomer and 15 marines The Mangrove was then ordered to report to the flagship and Ilr Adm Sampson told Commander Everett to take his prize into Key West The Panama is understood to have o9 passengers on board As she round ¬ ed to after the little Mangrove cap- ¬ Panama was an auxiliary cruiser ex-¬ pected to be fired upon It is not yet known whether the Panama had guns jn board The Panama carries a valuable cargo of general merchandise including a large quantity of corn Much of it was meant to provision the Spaniards in Cuba and the cargo with the ship itself undoubtedly makes the richest prize thus far taken Under the regu- ¬ lations however the battle ship Indi ¬ ana will share in the prize inonej as she was in sight when the capture was nade was announced from Hawarden Tues- Gladstones Condition London April 27 Mr Gladstone WAR DECLARED NINE SPANISH VESSELS REGULAR ARMY Captured by the United States Naval Porces The Troops Being Organized Into an Army Against the Kingdom of Spain Secretatj Since War Was Uegun Corps Will Be Two Divisions of Cavalry of State Sherman Resigns and Judge Ia Two of Infantry of FourKejjiuients Each New York April 26 Since the war is Appointed in Uis Stead with Spain was begun the United amd Ten Batteries of Artillery Washington April 26 The presi Chickamauga National Papk Ga dent Monday sent a message to tht States naval forces have established a strict blockade of Cuban ports and April 26 Organization of the troops congress recommending a declaration have captured nine Spanish vessels of the United States regular army at of war against Spain The message The prizes are the steamers Buena Chickamauga into an army corps has recommends the adoption of a joint Ventura Pedro Miguel Jover Cata practicably been decided upon No resolution declaring- that a state oi iina and Saturnina and the schooners general order has been issued to this war exists between the United States Mathilde Candidia and Antonio effect nor will such an order be issued of America and the kingdom of Spain All these vessels have been or will until such time as the various regi- ¬ and I urge speedy action thereon tc be taken to Key West except the Sat ¬ ments of infantry and the artillery the end that the definition of the inter urnina which was seized at Ship is- now on their way to the park are ac- national status of the United States- a land The Spanish steamers Panama tually encamped here The corps will a belligerent power may be made from New York and Alphonse be made up of two divisions of cavalry known and the assertion of all its a rights and the maintenance of all its each regiments Spain XII from both bound of three for Cuba are likely to be captured general order for the formation duties in the conduct of a public war by American warships within a few of which was issued Saturday by may be assured days Spain has made no seizures of Maj Gen Brooke two divisions of in ¬ The house in one hour and forty American vessels so far as known fantry of four regiments each and ten minutes after the foreign relation From the beginning of the war the batteries of artillery to be formed in- ¬ committee reported it passed the fol only movement of the Spanish navy to a regiment It is quite probable lowing bill that has been reported is the departure that other regiments which have been A bill declaring that war exists be of the torpedo boat destroyer Audaz telegraphed for but which have not tween the United States of America from Queenstown for Spain her de- yet been heard from will arrive here and the kingdom of Spain parture being compelled by the Eng ¬ within the next day or two possibly Be it enacted etc lish neutrality proclamation For the enough to form another disvision As 1 That war be and the same is same reason the United States Asiatic it stands now the cavalry division is as hereby declared to exist and that wax squadron has begun to leave Hong follows has existed since the 21 day of April Kong- The North Atlantic squadron Col A K Arnold First cavalry A D 189S including said da between is enforcing the blockade of Cuba and commanding First Brigade Com- ¬ the United States of America and the the Flying squadron remains in Hamp- ¬ posed of the First cavalry Second cav- ¬ kingdom of Spain ton Roads except the Minneapolis and alry and Tenth cavalry Second Bri2 That the president of the United Columbia which have gone to sea on a gade Col S S Sumner commanding States be and he hereby is directed mission known only to naval authori- ¬ composed of the Third cavalry Sixth and empowered to use the entire land ties The cruisers San Francisco and cavalry and Ninth cavalrj and naval forces of the United States New Orleans are at the Brooklyn navy All the infantry regiments rvhich and to call into the actual service ol yard and may sail Tuesday to join the will be embraced in the First brigade the United States the militia of the Frying squadron Every day adds sev- ¬ of infantry are already on the ground several states to such extent as may eral vessels to the auxiliary fleet The and in camp This brigade will be be necessary to carry this act into efbattle ship Oregon and the gunboat made up of the Seventh Eighth fect Marietta are coming up along- the east Twelfth and Twenty fifth infantry Another resignation from the cab- ¬ coast of South America and will prob regimen ts and will be placed in com- inet occurred Monday when the ven ably totich at Rio Janeiro in a few mand oiCol Andrew Burt of the Twenty-f- erable secretary of state Mr John days The dynamite cruiser Nictheroy ifth a veteran of the Sherman handed his resignation of colored the premiership to the president This takes effect at as early a day as maybe convenient to the president and with it Mr Sherman retires from public life after a service of over 40 years embracing the house of repiesenta 1 tives the United States senate the secretaryship of the treasury and the secretaryship of state The reason for the resignation is the condition of tV3 3 secretarys health which is now im- c FfBTY JTFTH CONGRESS First Regular Session Washington April 22 Senate The mot ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ iWkfflmmmWfff as tured her the latter knowing the w o r iff iiiflHL MBWran as r H o tO it a o o HHHh I mSEmWMm 11111 ii I K H fflHWHrSIf jmlmmBmfc GLADSTONE t o o w u td Wmfmmnk f J o o day did not sleep so well Monde y night The twnges of pain have re- ¬ commenced McKinley Thinks There Will JJe No Fight ¬ c w i HyflMBwr uxlaKHuMr MSmMBUmWlmmmmmmr rfWlTfr wf correspondent of the Daily News says President McKinley thinks Cuba can London April ing 27 The Washington o s f be reduced by hunger when the pow ¬ ers will intervene to compel Spain to recognize the loss of the island and to abandon the war There is a growing impression that there will be no real fighting especially since the Spanish fleet seems disposed to remain on the European side of the Atlantic WJJmr If mWKmm vMBrnwr f tmri8zMsgt 03 Wgm II II Washington April 27 The presi dent by proclamation has allowed Spanish vessels in United States writers till May 21 inclusive for load ¬ ing and departing and Spanish ships met at sea shall be permitted to con tinue their voyage if loaded before that time in the United States Span ish vessels bound for the United States which sailed prior to April 21 are ex empt from capture and allowed to dis charge cargo ¬ ¬ Spanish Vessels Given Until May 21 fm Mm Twenty fourth regiments Of these the Twenty fourth colored and Sec¬ ond are the only ones actually on the groand the latter late Mon day night Troops A and F of the First cavalry from Fort Huachuca A T were switched to the park during the afternoon and were put in camp with the rest of that regiment in the Brook field west of the Lafayette road Bat tery B of the Fourth artilleiy from Jackson barracks Lousiana i men ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Rio Janeiro The newly purchased cruiser Topeka is at sea on the way from Portsmouth to New York and the torpedo boat Somers is still at Portsmouth but ready for sea The steamer Paris for whose safety no alarm is now felt will arrive at New York before the middle of the week Capt Si jsbee Challenged just purchased from Brazil is still at civil war and the hero of many a hard Infantrj brigade will be composed of the First Second Sixteenth and fought Indian campaign The Second Seven Men Killed in a Powder Mill Im ¬ plosion Gpuz Cal April 27 Three Santa explosions about 515 Tuesday after- ¬ noon at the California Powder works 2aused a greater loss of life than any of the previous accidents in the history of these works The wildest rumors -- f u H are prevalent regarding the number of killed and injured the exact number of which can not be ascertained at present It is known that seven were killed and four seriously injured Alfonso XIII Safe at San Jnan New York April 27 A dispatch to the Herald from St Thomas D W I says The Spanish steamer Alfonso XIII which stopped at this port on April 14 to find out the condition of affairs before leaving for Havana and ster on the ground that the capture Porto Rico and which proceeded on to vas made before hostilities begun her destination on same date arrived Spanish Republicans Active safely at San Juan Porto Rico Madrid April 20 About 20003 republicans have signed an address to Two Brothers Hanceti ¬ Somerset Pa April 27 Two broth Senor Castelar under the pretext of ers John and James Roddy were congratulating him upon his recovery hanged here Tuesday for the murder of from sh Jcaess but in reality offering Farmer David Berkey Both men pro him their supoort if he proclaims a erublic tested their innocence on the scaffold ¬ ¬ -- renza of the suite of Senor Polo y Bernabe was seen Monday relative to the report that he had challenged Capt Sigsbee of the Maine to right a duel The lieutenant corroborated He said he had sent his the story challenge on the 20th and if he does not hear from Capt Sigsbee by the 2Sth he will brand him as a coward Should Capt Sigsbee refuse the lieu- ¬ tenant will then challenge Consul Gen oral Lee Mijruel Jobes Owner Protest Bakcklona April 20 The owner 3i the Spanish steamer Miguel Jobes jne of the ships seized by the Amer can squadron has protested against ts seizure to Senor Gullom her min- ¬ Toronto Ont April 20 Lieut Car ¬ a detachment of 1000 cavalry and artillery The force will be sent to a point on the Cuban coast which can be strongly fortified To this point supples for the starving Cubans will be in command of Capt Anderson which sent Naval vessels will be assigned arrived Sunday night came out ovr to cover the landing of the force and the government road to the park and two or three vessels will remain to went into camp in McDonald field protect them after they shall have esnear the north entrance of the tablished their camp The cavalry park where all the artillery is station and artillery will go from Chicka mauga and the infantry from Tampa ed ¬ ¬ Important act of the day iras the passage of the army organization bill which was passed by the house Wednesday and which is now The sen- ¬ anxiously awaited by the president ate committee made several amendments in the measure the most important of which is to reduce the term of enlistment from three to one year and to ippoint two assistant surgeons for each regiment in place of one The other amendments are Lurned and the bill unimportant in character Lieut Rowan is on his way to the which is designed to temporarily increase He will repre- ¬ the military establishment in time of war was camp of Gen Garcia and sent the war department in arranging after considerable useless discussion con- ¬ co operation of the insurgents waste of time sent back to the house for sen ¬ for the currence in the amendments made by the In the invasion of eastern Cuba by the ate After these amendments have been forces of the United States The time agreed to Friday morning the bill will be hur- ¬ approval md place of invasion will be controll- ¬ ried to the white house for the authority of the of the dis- ¬ president so that upon the ed by events and Lieut Rowans measure thus laid before him he can issue his patches call for volunteers Lieut Rowan was detailed from the House Representative Hull of Iowa chair ¬ military af- ¬ bureau of information for this danger ¬ man of the house committee onThursday the reported back to the house fairs ous service dangerous because in his army reorganization bill with a number of civilian dress he is liable to be treated amendments It gives 81 instead of ICO pri ¬ as a spy He speaks Spanish and knows vates to each infantry company and makes Cuba having written a book on the this important proviso authorizing the call for a Provided That in subject Moreover he is an expert troops president for either the event of or call the volunteers by the map maker militia of the country the president is au- ¬ Lieut Rowan left Washington unler thorized to accept the quotas of troops of the the instant orders on April 0 He was di- ¬ various states and territories iucluding the District of Columbia as organized under rected to wait here prepared to go to laws of the states and territories including As he went to the District of Columbia There is also a pro- ¬ Porto Rico or Cuba Cuba it is inferred that a vision that nothing in the act is to beconstrued Eastern blow will be struck there before one is to authorize a permanent increase of the com- ¬ missioned or enlisted force of the regular army struck at Porto Rico oeyond that now provided by present law ex- ept as to the increase of 25 majors Washington April 2a Senate War and war measures were the only topics discussed oy the senate Monday during more than four aours of the session The body had scarcely zonvened when the message of the president urging congress to declare the existence of war between the United States and Spain was laid J beforo it Without comment the message was ¬ 03 referred to the foreign relations committee A a house resolution declaring war between the p m United States and Spain was sent in After iw 1 icveral amendments were defeated the bill was S passed Consideration of the navil appropria I I o UU i ion bill was then resumed f the pending ques lion being upon the amendment offered by Mr H Butler N C to regulate the price of armor 2 Amendments authorizing the secretary of the i favy to enlist at any time after the pas lage of the act as many seamen lands- ¬ F men and boys as he may deem necessary B a v H to man the ships of the navy or for the use of w v 1 l the navy as a temporary force and appropriat- ¬ O ing 8830000 for that purpose providing that e-hereafter all first class battle ships and mon- ¬ ¬ itors shall be named after the various states I o were agreed to and the bill passed The army paired as the result of years of devo- ¬ ¬ leorganization bill was then taken up and tion to the public service and the ardul assed ous labors of a lifetime added to age r House The house Monday passed the bill 1 the venerable secretary being now declaring the existence of a state of war be- ¬ tween the United States and kingdom of Spain within a few days of 75 years of age n O in in a manner which can not fail to impress the The secretarvs resignation was ten world The representatives of 70000000 people dered in a simple note tendering tc J voted for it without a word of debate without he president the portfolio entrusted O a dissenting vote and without a roll p5 appreciation a solemn call but with 3J to him unon the inauguration of Presi 3 of the gravity of their momentous action The dent McKinley and asking that it take a speaker signed it at 449 The remainder of The effect from the close of Monday r - jf a the day was devoted to the election case of secretary was seen by a reporter beWise vs Young from the Second Virginia fore he went to the cabinst meetingdistrict The house declined to agree to the senate amendments to the army but declined to make any statement billand it was sent to conference beyond saying to the reporter that he a Washington April 27 Senate During biT J t i was carrying with him his resignation w the two hours session of the senate Tuesday and that lr might have something to w the conference report on the army reorganiza- ¬ en C o tion bill was agreed to and the measure en- ¬ sav later in the daw w s 7 grossed and signed The remainder of the Judge Day has accepted the appoint ¬ session was devoted to the passage of 74 pri ¬ r ment of secretar of state vice John i vate pension bills and numerous mea-ur3arti3 3 Sherman resigned and John BMoore Xfrom the general calendar Bills were passed T to -- as follows- To amend an act granting to of New York has been appointed to i -the Arkansas Texas and Mexican Central the office of assistant secretary oi 7 tfYU fv Railway Co a right of way through vacate d Tjy Judge Dayl stafe v to enable the territory Indian the An amendment has been adopted to ofheers warrant officers petty officers and the naval bill appropriating SS30003 marines of the United States navy who may Jistinguish themselves in action to receive secretary of the navy tc to enable the medals of honor roseattes and ribbons in enlist men for the navy during the ex reference to the civil service and appointments isting war thereunder affording additional advantages to The navM appropriation bill has honorably discharged soldiers to amend the navigation laws elating to the licensing of passed the senate officers of steam vessels to place on the retired Senator Hawley then called up the list of the army as sergeants four survivors arrav reorganization bill and it was S of the Franklin Arctic expedition 3 passed House The war revenue bill was reported to the house Tuesday and by an arrangement The senate went into secret session ¬ made the debate will begin Wednesday and Monday on receiving the house declaracontinue at night sessions until Friday At 4 tion of war bill Mr Davis moved tc oclock on that day the vote will be taken m take up the house war bill and then tc M tn ti The contested election case of Wise vs Young f M0 n amend the house bill by adding a few from the Second Virginia district was decided tt --xi Tuesday in t favor of the contestant Dr words which the senate committee had Wise who is a republican by a party vote h3 agreed upon The effect of the amend ¬ W r Speeches for the contestant were made by 7 P vv LUw ment if adopted will be to compel the and Gr03 Messrs Crumpacker rep Ind 3 yswSsj house again to act on it veuor rep O J Jones dem Va a The senate followed for the contestee Senators Morgan and Turpie agreed K oj amendments to the naval appropriation bill to the report of the house war declar- w were non concurred in and a conference re- ¬ 55 otf OsS 4 ation by the foreign relations commitquested The speaker appointed Messrs Bou Ls tee but they reserve the right to telle Hilborn and Cummings conferees A bill was passed granting to the Santc Fe and amend in tic senate The want a recGrand Canyon Rijilroad Co a right of way ognition of the belligerent rights of a through the Grand Canyon forest reserve A w the Cubans 450 the house adjourned CO The senae has agreed to the house Washington April 28 Senate The sen ate was in session about an hour and a half bill war Amendments of the foreign Wednesday during which time no importanS relations committee were dropped THE CUBANS business Avas transacted Washington April 20 The house House The general debate upon the meas ¬ the Fighting in the Interior Titer committee on naval affairs has agreed Forcing Force Within Thirty Miles of Ha ure framed by the ways and means committee Are in to meet the extraordinary expenditure for thtr to report favorably to the house the van a through will war with Spain administration resolution creating an New York April 27 Cuban advices Thursday and on Friday at continue the vote 4 oclock auxiliary naval reserve force The to the Herald are to the effect that the will be taken There was a signal absence oi measure vests the number of volun insurgents are forcing the fighting that partisan rancor which has always here- ¬ teers so called out in the discretion of The Spanish fearing assault by land tofore characterized debates on revenue meas- ¬ speaking through their the president and sea are hurrying their troops into ures Both sidesMessrs Dingley and Bailey respective leaders The war declaration was transmit ¬ the cities concurred in this necessity which existed for ted to the house for Sneaker Reeds Insurgents have appeared in force immediately raising of hundreds of millions to signature at 425 p m within o0 miles of Havana There was prosecute the war but the opposing doctrines The president signed declaration of a raid by them just beyond Boca de which they held clashed at the first onset over the methods by which the revenue should be war bill at C18 and it is now a law Jaruca Tuesday morning and the com- ¬ raised The section providing for 5000000Xof The Cuban belligerency amendment batants must have had a full view of bonds became the target of the democratic and failed to pass the senate by a vote of 24 the blockading squadron populistic opposition and Mr Bailey in to R bearing this an hours speech argued for an income tax When the dispatch boat vrhich would raise 100000000 a year coin ¬ cable left Cuban waters the smoke age of the silver scignorage and the the of issue REGULAR TROOPS from a great fire set by the insurgents 158000000 of legal tender as an alternative To the Number of 4000 Infantryand 1000 was rising over the hills proposition Mr Dingley declared that it was Cavalry AVill Invade Cuba almost incredible that any one could seriously propose in such a crisis that the government AMERICAN GUNS Washington April 20 Secretary upon rely Alger has decided upon the first move- ¬ Will Soon He Thundering in the Harbor of should of for fundslawsuit the results of the over a proposition proceeds another ment of troops to Cuba The force which the supreme court had already decided the Capital of the Philippine Islands will consist of 5000 regulars made up New York ApWl 27 A dispatch tc against the government of an infantry command of 4000 and the World from Hong- Kong says Portugal Knows How to Maintain Neu Kingston Jamaica April S 27 Lieut Andrew Rowan of the Nine ¬ teenth infantry under orders from the war department was landed on the Cuban coast somewhere west of Santi igo probably before dawn on Monday His Cuban guides and an open sailboat were used The guides have not ie First ¬ r eSA ill M I- 1 1 iw J ¬ - 33 i e- vm y - M V jW Jgsl J -- I d 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ trality The guns of Americas Asiatic Lisbon April 2S In the house of will soon be thundering- in squadron the haibor of Manila the capitol of peers Wednesday the government de¬ nied the rumors published in JSpaih the Philippine island Commodore Dewey has orders from that President McKinley had called up ¬ Washington to capture or destroy the on Portugal to obtain the departure of the Spanish squadron from St Vincent Spanish fleet Unless Spains warships are in hid Cape Verde islands Senor De Barros ing the fighting will begin at or near Gomez the minister of foreign affairs the Philippine islands and the time is supplementing the official denial Portugal knows how to main ¬ only a matter of hour perhaps be- said a strict neutrality tain fore Sunday - A- - ¬ ¬ Shot and Fatally Wounded April 2G About Monday night Grant Leaval oclock colored was shot and fatally wounded by Porter Wearen of MeCreary this count- - The weapon was a 44 caliber Smith Wesson the ball entering the left nipple Leave fell on his face when the shot was fired The ball sev-¬ ered the spinal column Wearen was lodged in jail He had enlisted here Monday for the Spanish war There are conflicting reports as to the causes leading- to the shooting Eye witnesses differ as to whether there was any provocation - Lancaster Ky On entrance to Hampton Roads the key to Washington Norfolk Baltimore Richmond Newport News and many other less important cities has been mined and a state of pacific blockade declared off Fortress Monroe April Board Hampton Roads Blockaded the Flag Ship Brooklyn 26 The Cork April 2S The steamer Killar Newcastle Pa April 27 Frank hanged in the yard of the ney which has arrived from Bristol Jongran was county jail Tuesday morning for the reports that she spoke the American murder of his sweetheart Jessie Cor ship Shenandoah Tuesday eveningrine His neck was broken by the All were well on board the Shenan ¬ drop and death resulted in eight min- doah This is the ship which it was utes He protested his innocence tn reported last week had fallen into the hands of the Spauiards the end - A Hanging at NewcaRtle Pa The Shenandoah All Kigbt ¬ Washington April 20 Theodore Roosevelt has resigned as assistant secretary of the navy to take effect at the presidents convenience- after the commencement of active military - Assistant Secretary Koosevelt Resigns iterations S C April 2S The torpedo boats Hamilton and ernment has contracted for the pur- converted chase of the 300 trained homing pig- Morrill and the Mosquito boat Sioux eons owned by plate glass workers in arrived in port Wednesday morning this city They will b used In the for coal They are en route to Key West signal service duric the wav ¬ ¬ Government Iluy pigeons ErwooD Ind April 27 The gov ¬ Charleston Torpedo Boats Coal at Charleston If - 13 C J 4 sfcrriKErES rtcr THE BOUKBOW WSfWS PiSillS KY FRIDAY serogaseaJaLwa tf pi APRIL 29 1888 r I 2 HeLLaAgtsiraBMCBaae t 4 ii saauijjaaauamrgaagg Xtoyal inanes the icod pare vholcsotne end delicious iii NUPTIAL KNOTS- - Flag Presentation May Keveuue Assignments Store-Court-hou- se i tiflijll POWOER Absolutely Pure L ringgeinentH Announcements And Sol omniyntions Of The Marriage Vows The marriage of Lake Conuelly and Miss Mary Doyle will occur in the latter part of May The engagement is anuonnced of J iiss Stone Walker of Richmond and Carrie Wallace Boone of Louisville Mr Thos Smith and Mies Mary Bruce of Louisville were united in a brilliant wedding Tuesday evening- in Louisville Mr Will Simms of this city was one of the attendants The wedding of Miss Harriet Bain bridge Richardson and J Tandy Ellis is announced to take place June 9th at Miss Richardson is the Lexington Lexington girl who expected to christen ¬ - Among the internal revenue assign Tuesday night after the practice drill of the newly organized guards at the men to for May are notel day an nlegant staff surmount- - keepers John M Jameson ed by FARME f jLtL kJ7 Old Glory was presented to the gallant boys by Miss Jennie Kate Purnell the charming daughter of our county Judge Miss Purnell tendered the flag with the following graceful re- - ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBTJfSE MILLER I Of Make all Checks Money 9 ay able to the order of Champ Milder Orders etc the battleship Kentucky The marriage of Mr Jas Burke the popular Deputy Sheriff and Miss Nan- ¬ nie Blake an estimable young lady from Centerville was solemnized at the Catholic Church Wednesday morning at 715 by Rev Edward Burke The bride was most becomingly attired in a traveling costume of blue cobert cloth The ushers were Messrs Ed Burke Tbos Woods Thos Grace and Ed Blake Mr and Mrs Burke left Wed- ¬ nesday morning for a short trip to Cincinnati followed by the best wishes of a host of friends -¬ STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes Simms Andersons colt Tom Collins ran second Monday in a 300 purse at Memphis r I I f i Cottie Nagle has shipped a car of hackneys and high school gaited horses to New York Shropshire Williams of near Lees burg delivered on Tuesday to Ossian Edwards in this city 20000 pounds of tobacco at ten cents Lowrys Sidonian ran second Simms in a purse race Wednesday at Memphis Woods Terrene ran second and Clay at Newport on the same day A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomieh trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will ue restored to duty you Trial sizes loc lo doses 10c laree size 50c Isaac Alexander a grand nephew of and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris Ky ljaiwm Jefferson Davis was chosen to carry the Haggaud Reeds new laundry is Stars and Stripes tor Company D The act was a delicate compliment worthily doing first class work Give us a call marks Bourbon Guards of Paris Ky You have been among the first to an- swer our countrys call and we know you will be the bravest of the brave You are Kentuckians and throughout all the land that is a synonym of great and gallant deeds We know that you will win fresh laurels for our state and greater glory for our flag We the girls of Paris have great faith in you and so present the Stars and Stripes knowinsr thev will be well defended Our flag means much no matter where it be but may this one say to you Oh Bourbon Guards fear notoe brave The arm of God Almighty is to save lie answers prayer and wheresoeer thou be The prayers of Bourbon girls Wll fol low thee Capt Winn responded by saying Ladies and Gentlemen In behalf of Company D T desire to express my heartfelt thanks to you all and especi- ¬ ally these young ladies who have shown so much pride and patriotism in get- ¬ ting up this beautiful flag This out pouring shows us when we leave here to battle if we must that the hearts of the people of Bourbon county are with us And now boys I would like to have three cheers for the old flag He further said that if the 2nd Regt of K S G left Kentucky and returned without doing themselves honor that it would be the only 2nd regiment that ever left the state that didnt do its ¬ ¬ Thompson Ware atHitional ieo P Mcann night G G White Co H F Givens day V B Atln additional B N Grehan bottliim Paris Distilling Co J D Sprake day Harry Croxron Disniling Co Bourbon additional Storekeepers and gangers J M Rus sell H E Poguu Distilling Co O b Headv Paris DiMillinv Co J R McChes y Bourbon Disnlling Co T H Shelby Jr t G Wnitf Co G G Berry V A Gaines to and E fl Taylor lr Sous Fi auk fort -- AND HA ILTON Mi Si FRIEND it iBIt I JJa J I s M SI IS SRsa J CLCJSlJf A i vvi IS lilillllvl 0 STODDARD r A MILTON Triumph in Photographic Art fineness i The Carbon Photograph will stand the tt hl uf time and atmospheric in Made in able The likeness - h1wuk preserved in iintet detail and can be made from w old picture I invite all who are inter sted in lare picture to exam ¬ ine thia wo deifui picture u iire uiving your oiders for anv copying and nlarg-ius of old pictures I mult yonr sittings- free when vou letde a large picture from lire nd guaiautee satis Very ie pivrfully faction L Grinn Artist Paris Ky 29inr tf i-- jll fcizi and is riur- - BROWN MALTA Mew Departure TONGUE AND TONOUELESS ¬ Call and see the sew line of boys waists -- 25 50 and 75 cents at Price Gos clothiers No trouble to show goods Two jen ¬ nets fine stock Apply to Bennett Tarr Paris Ky 19apr lt two-year-old For Sale v All are standard farm tools and the best of their kind Every one fully Warranted SoLc3 oioJLy fc5T a le its i 823x25211 ysfosa txsmm H A j vrigirirrsrrgiLVrjjFiijj-i-itfiL-T-r- - FLIRTS te jf m aCgggzasri2SK3fflagaaarogR CTgTuii TV - miiFiuxiur bestowed We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on Haggard Reed free Stay Of Waiters Tarty Limited We are the peoples friends tf Haggard Reed r U S Mail To the Public The mails will close as follows PHOENIX BICYCLES MT3EB3gav Ivit est War News k nj i two and three The Shenadoah reported captured by the Spanish arrived safely at Liverpool yesterdaj t At four oclock yesterday afternoon the American fleet had not reached Manilla The Spanish ships at Cape Verde are reported short on coal A dispatch from Loudon reports that nine Spanish ships left Manilla to capture American merchant vessels Four Spanish gunboats are reported to be at San Jaun capital of Porto Rico Martial law has been declared ¬ Miss Helen Gould has tendered Presi- ¬ For Cincinnati and all points north dent McKinley gift of 100000 to be at 722 am 3 and 8 p m tised for war purposes The offer has Lexington and Louisville 722 a m been accepted 1080 a m 510 p m 8 p m The Spanish think that thc y licked us For south at 1020 a m and 8 p m in that engagement at Matanzs Two For Frankfort at 8o0 a m and 8 columns about the bombardment are p m printed on page two Eight other For Millersburg Carlisle Flemings columns of war news appear on pages burg and Maysville at 722 a m and J Your Your doctor knows all about foods and medicines The next time you see bim just ask him what he thinks Borne of his big trumps and catch Spains King and Queen prize riug heroes have raised a company to fight Spain Now is the time for some champion to serve his country be Bides getting the biggest free advertisement he ever had ¬ It is now time for Uncle Sam It is a significeut fact to play that none of our BASE BALL NOTES fessionals and Amateurs George Rieman is pitching good ball for the Ft Wayne dud team in the inter state league McShane and Pot Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- ¬ Rieman are playiug with the Dayton O clab THE LOUISVILLES Lets puncture the air with cheers And glorify their noble names Lets dry our eves of scalding tears Our Colon els have won three games SCINTILLATIONS r f An Interesting L Comment Jumble Of News And I The Louisville mvl Nishville sold oue railroad ticket in Ciucinunti last week for 151225 thy largest price ever paid for a fliiulo tick z in this section It was for transporting troops from Fort Thomis to aiupa over the L N s X The followiug property is for sale and any of it can be bought on reasonable and easy terms No 9 A well improved farm lying in Bourbon county convenient to turn- ¬ pike railioad school and post office It contains one hundred and thirty nine 4 acres eighty acres iu bluegrass the rest Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation in clover timothy and bluegrass It is and sick headache 25c at all druggists of the Mother shapes the course well fenced and well watered On the of unborn generations goes premises are- situated a comfortable Your Life Insured 1c a Day sounding through all the eight room dwelling tobacco barn and Our insurance is protected oy bank ages and enters the confines of all necessary outbuildings Plenty of able paper on the Capital Citv Bank of Eternity With what care there- ¬ fruit No 10 A farm of two hundred and Columbus O There can be no stronger fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ guarantee given you We dare not use er be forty acres good land excellent im- ¬ guarded and how great the provements plenty of water There is a banks name without authority if you effort be to ward off danger and on it a two story dwelling house all doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights make her life joyous and happy necessary outbuildings and a tobacco Celery Capsules gives you good health barn capable of holding twelve acres of they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach tobacco It is a bargain trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above allays all bank in every 1 box which brings Nervous- ¬ No 6 House and your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist ness rel- ¬ house contains five lot on Second Street rooms and would ieves the make a pleasant and comfortable home Queen Crescent Rates - which you can place yonr orders wil soon be past Their stumo at the Hotel Wiudbor is a very busy place as they are putting the finishing touches on a number of portraits now almost ready foi delivery This opportunity to procure 550 p m portraits oy ceieDratea artists should Senders of letters will bear in mind not be neglected Remenaberjtheiy stay that for prompt delivery the matter iu Paris is limited should be carefully addressed and JS Reduced Rates L stamp d Hundreds of letters are put in the mails without any address and To Louisville May 9 11 good return without a stamp and are sent to the ing on 13th account Music Festival am Dead better Office State Commercial Convention Fare Important letters should give state 290 for round trip counts postoffice and number of box To Lexington May 4 9 good returnif known and have the rame of the ing 10th account of Epworth League sender in upper left hand corner The Fare eighty cents round trip stamp shoufd be placed on upper right To Maysville May 18 20 good return- hand corner ing 21st on accDunt of Conclave Knighte Owners of call boxes and those receiv- ¬ lempldr Fare 150 round trip ing their mail in tie general delivery -Yesterdays Temperature will be waited on before those having lock boxes Bring your key when you The following is the temperature at come twill save the postmaster and aoted yesterday by A J Winters Co yorself time of this city The money order office opens at 8 7a m 52 8a m a m and closes at 515 p m 53 9 a in 5i Regis trary department open from 7 10 am 57 a m to 7 p m 11 a m 6h Sunday mails open from 9 to 930 a 12 m 6I 2 p in m and 12 m to 1230 p in 6 3p m ln8 No mails arrive or dispatched on 4p m 57 Sunday until 800 p m Mail lor Cin- ¬ 5p m 57 cinnati lodged on Sunday will be sent so 7 p m 55 as to arrive in that city at 730 a m next day Jko L Bosley P M ¬ The noted Watters Party will rem air ii Paris bur a short time and the days of m Sciffs Emission of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- phosphites We are willing to trust in his answer For twenty five years doc- ¬ tors have prescribed our Emulsion for paleness weak- ¬ ness nervous exhaustion and for all diseases that cause loss in flesh Its creamy color and its pleasant taste make it es- ¬ pecially useful for thin and delicate children No other preparation of cod liver oil is like it Dont lose time and risk your health by taking something unknown and untried Keep in mind SCOTTS thatstood tne has Koc FS 50 DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN I etc Bicycles Sundries etc 1 Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing UHUTLJ HYV r ¬ J 1TUSKJ ¬ AMD HIGH PRICED CHEAP MEDIUM j EMULSION quarter of a century SCOTT test tor a and Sxoo all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York FOK 8 ALE m Town Property For TABLES Sale or Rent Fancy parlor cheap VERNIS MARTIN Tables and chairs See them A new and elegant line ceived CHINA CLOSETS just re- ¬ V 3 i Awarded Highest Honors Todds Fair r all points in Kentucky These rates ac- ¬ count meetings of ihe Kentucky State Ep worth League and the Kentucky and West Virginia Grand Council Commer cial Travelers Ask agents for informa- ¬ tion W C Rinearson Genl Pasar Agt Cin O 7thV good to Half rates to Lexington return until May May 4th to 10th from CH1AM Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers keep it Insist on having Purity every time wngnrs Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ tion sick headaches 25c and Nau- ¬ sea and so fully pre- ¬ pares the system that Childbirth is made easy ana tne rime or recovery short ened many say stronger after man Derore confinement It in- ¬ sures safety to life of both moth- ¬ er and Child All who have iirpH Mothers Friend say they will nev- er be without it again No other remedy robs confinement of its pain obtained and the coat ww inn nn mr hnti W would have them GEOLAYT02T JJayton Ohio says that if she had to go through the ordeal again and there were but four bottles to be Cramps Headache FOR SALE No 11 House and lot on Main Street The house contains five rooms and kitchen The lot is a large one and well shaded Can be bought on very reason- ¬ able terms No 7 House and lot on Higgins ave house contains four rooms It is well located and is desirable property No 8 House and lot on Henderson street House contains six rooms and a kitchen Noa- 2 and 3 Desirable lots on VJUUVOUt 5- REFRIGERATORS The best made STRAW MATTINGS WALL PAPERS j kThe best and cheapest line ever An unequaled line shown in Paris LACE CURTAINS 50ots per pair and up CARPETS Ingrains Tapestries Moquettes FANCY ROCKERS Velvets etc in great variety Beautiful An elegant line Give me a call on any of tlie above and will I at druggists AcuBtomerwhosewIfensedMothersFriend No- - POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE YEARS THE STANDARD tion in the city lbs most reddence 4A Vei7 and beautiful loca convenient Apply to To Cure A Cold In One Day All druggists refund the money TLE Book to EXPECTANT MOTHERS Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free if it fails to cure 25d For sale by W mailed free upon application containing val from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant T Brooke and James Kennedy Paris naoie information and voluntary testimonials lets Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ Sent by Mall on receipt of price JT N SAYE YOU MONEY SLOG PERBOT NEVILLE FISHER Opposite Court House Eeal Estate Agent AO THEBRADFIELD REGULATOR CO LO BY ALL DRl6TS ATLAKTAGA - Paris Ky Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches mDairoing scientifically attended to LrAltJLAVJUi HINTOIM - I A r l i FOR HIRE jT i -- TTtn Tr1 -- - MaPf7 THE BQUIiBOiS NEWnitHwnijjjjiinwwmiif VlTrm1HfillTJ J - PARIS rn Sit l FRIDAY APRIL 29 1898 1 5 Mm ifjiMJ1 IJiH1 JTF Tir iiTiw - TEE tSUUflol tJl I H NEWS 1881 Notes About Kentucky Troops PERSONAL MENTION Bourbm Guards Banqueted Eighteenth Year Established Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as aecoc iiss mail matter TELEPHONE HO 124 1 One year SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 I Sixmonths 3100 news costs you port FK03I A GUN FREE OF CHARGE cant even get a re Etc ¬ Make all payable to the order of Champ Checks Money Orders Miiler Monday will be court day Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Laundry is washed white not white washed -- ¬ - Twenty six Parisians attended the Singling circus at Lexington Tuesday -- - The Bourbon Distilling Company made its lasc mash of the season yesterday The city authorities have had a wooden crossing laid at Tanth and Pleasant streets ¬ In Judge Webbs court Eliza Hancock colored was fined 1250 for keeping a disorderly house cent first mortgage on real estate dress G care The News Ad- ¬ Capt W C Longmire of Lexington formerly of Millersburg has raised a company at Lexington which has been placed in the Third Regiment under Col Smith of Bowling Green Gov Bradley has given editor Desha Breckinridge of the Lexiugtou Herald a commission to organize a company at Lexington Capt Henry Moorman will organize a company of sharpshooters ai Geoigt town A comnanv of colored troons will be organized at Georgetown by Alzi Fisher the band leader Ed Chenault of Lexington has organized a colored company Jack Chinu has notified Governor Bradley that he will raise a regiment of cavalry for service in Cuba Governor Bradley wants to have one colored regiment from Kentucky on the second call for volunteers The enrolled militia goes under the first call Gov Bradley has received detailed in- ¬ structions from the War Department relative to the organization of the Ken ¬ tucky militia for Federal service The quota is 3243 instead of 3800 as has been generally understood Winchester women gave the military boys of that place a 50 silk flag bear- Liberty Human- ing the inscription Mr C Alexander COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY would be called to Lexington THE NEWS MAN Capt Chas Winn yesterday receivt d a message stating that Company D Mouday Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots lu The Hotel Lobbies And Else where Rev Dr Rutherford was in Eliza j I ville yesterday Mr R L Thomas of Ford was in ne cjtv tujs week Mrs J F Ramp was a visitor m Lexington yesterday -v-Lrtlucl j j iUUU l J j wa8 m lUe cn wecmesuay Dr H H Roberts was called to Cincinnati on business Wednesday Judge H C Howard went to Mt Sterling on a business trip yesterday Couductor J W Throckmorten of Lexington was in the city Wednesday Mr W M Hinton Jr Went t Lawreuceburg on a busii ess trip yester ¬ day Mrs John Bowen entertained where the Kentucky troops will bo mobilized The troops will be must rrd in by Lieutenant Whipple The sodior boys will go int6 camp at the T r The Grounds and at Woodland Park Bourbon Guards will be escorted to the depot bv the Confederate Veterans th 1 Knights of Pythias the City School children and the Carlisle Military Baud Last night Company D was tendered a hanquet on the stage at the opera house by the young ladies of Paris who are as patriotic and loyal as any in America A large crowd of citizens was present to view the demonstration Patriotic music was furnished by Prof Gutzeit and a large choir of singers A number of eloquent five minute speeches were made Judge W M The followPurnell was toastmaster ing toasts were on the program Our Dickson Mr Emmett M ¬ oruits wanted wear To inspect the very latest styles in up-to-d- ate Foot- ¬ the new shades and patterns from the best manu- ¬ facturers of the country All j We want to enlist your attention when looking for Shoes that will give long wear solid comfort and up-to-date style Davis Thomson Isgrig Country For Hen and Boys We have add d to our business the best assorted stock to be- the Mr S B Rogers Mr Our Army sold Six Hand E ichre Club yesterday after- ¬ noon Rev E G F Maun was registered at the Willard Hotel in Louisville this week Mrs Carrie Hanson of Lexington is visiting her daughter Mrs W R P tf t c- e 5fP - Jr last night told Thomas report that he had The News that the Mrs R J Neely and Mrs W W a Mitchell are spending a few days in offered Capt Desha Breckinridge A T Forsyth sold ten shares of large number of Paris recruits for his Cincinnati Paris Deposit Bank stock privately company is without foundation Miss Carrie Frank left yesterday Wednesday at 125 per share -for a visit to relatives aud friends in Three Examiniiig Trials ol Covington will visit Bishop Maes Louisville The examining rrial of Hezekiah Chuch in this city onne the Catholic Mr Hughes Bronston and bride of 12th to administer the rites of confirma- ¬ Utterback for killing Dudley Clinken--hear- d Lexington are guests at Mr Geo B was called Tuesday morning be- ¬ tion Alexanders fore Judge Purnell The case was con Elmer Foote was the suest of his Dr C H Bowen the optician will tinned until May 16th Hon Waller be at A J Winters Cos next Thurs- Sharp and Cashier F S Allen of brother W B Hutchison in Lexing ¬ J29 Main St Paris Ky day May 5th and the first and la3t Sharpsburg were here to attend the ton this week Besides displaying the largest flag in Thursday of each month hereafter Miss Lucy Keller will go to Louis- ¬ Paris Mr R J Neely has organized a trial nv m omnnnrr JirMi9JL ijstreet is the George Cox arrested Monday on the ville next week for a visit to her aunt drum corps to assist the soldier boys in B F Buckley of Second W H Fishers name Mrs Arthur Newsum their drilling first Parisian to purchase a bicycle charge of forging to a check for 15 was tried Tuesday re Mr and Mrs Arthur Calvert buggy His new vehicle with bicycle Paris Ladies Volunteer day morning before Judge Purnell and turned W eduesday to Covington alter a wheels was much admired on the streets was held over to Circuit Court visit to relatives in this city Lucy Misses Annie Butchcraft yesterday who was captured Walter Johnson Mrs WN Jurey who has been Lowry and Sadie Hart of this city Fred Shackleford formerly of this with a sack of hog meat in his posses- visiting relatives near this city return- ¬ have offered their sprvices to the govern- ¬ city now of Chicago has enlisted in sion was held over in 150 bord by ed yesterday to Pewee Valley ment to go South and nurse wounded Company D First Illinois Infantry Judge Webb lot- tiial by the Circuit Dr F L Lapaley went to Lexing ¬ soldiers during the war with Spain Dr Paul McDonald a Maysville boy is a Court ton yesterday to spend the day with his H H Roberts has offered to give free member of the same company Remarkable Recovery Of John Shea sister who will shortly leave for her instruction to the Bourbon ladies who volunteer to go South as nurses Talbott Arnold son of Col James John E Shea of this city yesterday home in Virginia asked per had a lead car seal cut from his neck by M Arnold of Newport Dress Goods from 5c to SI 00 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and and Allison Misses Margaret You can not duplicate- J T Hintons mission by telegraph Wednesday to Drs Bowen One special lot at 39c Children at 10c per pair Fithian Shea was shot Elizabeth Power who have been visit- ¬ prices on refrigerators qi ality con yard join Company D of this city Capt on the night of Feb 5th while on duty ing Mr and Mrs H A Power have re- sidered worth double tf as a Notions of all kinds very cheap -Winn was very glad to receive him N watchman near the Clays turned to Maysville as L Dress linings at half the price Lace curtains all pricas and quali asked elsewhere member ville crossing One hundred and forty A jolly party of young people were ties at J T Hintons tf Extra good bleached and un Chas Kidd colored who has been small shot entered Sheas arm ear and entertained at the hospitable home of New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at 5c per yard dodging arrest since the March term of shoulder besides the large lead car seal Mrs Maria BedfordsjxmileswEast of T Keen Crescent Excursions 75cperyard- Special saleat 50c Em Paris last Friday night The evening Court was pinched which passed through his neck Bourbon Circuit New York Mills Wheeling 18er General Conference A B Church Large line of Penangs at 4c per Wednesday by Constable Williams and mett Kirk colored charged with the at- ¬ was spent in dancing and a de- ¬ worth 30c a yard yard Columbia S C May 4 18 placed in jail Kidd was indicted for tempted asadsination of Shea is now in lightful lunch was served Among Southern Biblicil Assembly Knox the Paris jail awaiting trial at the June those present were Misses Nellie vagrancy 5 term of the Circuit Court Shea linger- ¬ Bedford Mary Bedford Lucy Willis ville Tfinn June 16 25 Ashe Southern Students Conference Rev E G B Mann of this city will ed at the point of death for weeks and the iisses Goff Bettie Coombs ville N Spring his recovery is very remarkable consid t C June 17 27 deliver the first lecture of the Sallie Woodford Fumiie Johnson Bet Kentucky Wesleyan ering his severe wouuds Finest train service in the South Lecture Course at TlJIXjOIRIlSrGr I tie Brent Johnson Mamie Rion Nellie Liberal limits on these low rate tickets College at Winchester Tuesday night Mann Margaret Cvoxton Lucy Keller Be W C T U District Convention sure your tickets read via the Queen His subject will be The Greatness of WE SATE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00E 9F Nannie Swearingcn Lizzie Ashurt Al- ¬ Crescent Route Little Things The annual district convention of the ice Talbott Lizette Dickson Sallie Joe IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TR0IISER18G Dont try to put down that old car The Junior Sodality of the Catholic W C T U embracing the counties of Hedges Sue Buckner Lucy Buckner Montgomery Edna Ford the two Misses Clarke and pet Buy a new one at J T Hintons Church will produce the The House Bourbon Bath Nicholas Messrs Geo Bed- ¬ On The Avenue at the opera house on Clark and Harrison will be held in Miss Puttie Ware Use Parib Milling Co s- - Purity city to day The following dele- ¬ ford rank Bedford Clay Bedford May 24th The proceeds of the enter- ¬ this Mrs G W Hume Bedford Tom Buckner Jim flour for sale by all grocers tainment will be used toward establish- ¬ gates have arrived Grimes Mrs Spencer Mrs Rhoda Con- ¬ Buckner Walker Bukner Woodford Ask for it Take no other Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wBseb ing a library for the Society way Mrs Win Sandford Mrs G R Buckner Will Wurnull Mr Willis quality ard style are considered We ask you to give us a caiL Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per Mrs Walter Clark Mrs Thos Keller Mrs Eales of Carlisle Mrs Buckner Bedford Jim Ingels Mr Spears McDermott Fisher and Mrs Mary Abbott will rep- Will J udy Miss Sue Bet Jaynes of Denny Strother Quisenberry Oak quart resent the Paris W C T U at the an Millersburg Mrs Cogar and daughter Hinton Wm Hinton Ed Hutchcraft See the big display of stamped linens 9 nual Convention of the Seventh Con- ¬ of Danville Mrs F Moore of North John Power Vernon Leer Ducan Tay ¬ at Mrs Nannie Brownsfor this week gressional District unions at George- ¬ Middletown The meetings will be lor Mr- - Hendrix Ed Ford Robert IWCJDT tOTTA VT T4TTOPC only It May 2d 3d and 4th town on held at the Christian Church lark fohn ClarkeTSr John Clarke S E TIPTON Cutter Jr John Hardin Frank Hart in Noah Memorial Day At Columbus The Lexington District Conference of Spears John K Spears Strother Goff theY M CA will be held at WinMcuoy Post G A R of Robert Adtiir Walter Kenney The J C chester to morrow and Sunday A rail- ¬ invited the Confederate The house vacated by Dr Jas Ken road rate of one and one third fare has Columbus has Seed sweet potatoes nedy on Vine St between Duncan Veterans of Kentucky to meet with been secured for delegates and free en- ¬ Speaks McDermott Avenue and Stoner Avenue Possession TlkiX ¬ on June 4th and assist in decoratS2 given May 1st Apply to tertainment will be provided at Win- ¬ them graves of the 2260 Confederate A ing the Will Meet Here Tuesday chester for those attending MRS BLANCH ALEXANDER itMMJiMmgHrM Ci3asvTJf itiim ritTTii rat train nrr Sr i Jil soldiers who sleep in Camp Chase ceme 29apr 3t Society will The Blaegrass Dental Spring house cleaning tery at Columbus having died in that The time for ww nwt n mmi hiwwmm has arrived We are prepared to lend city while prisoners of war The invi- ¬ hold its Uf xt meeting in this city Tues you our assistance in the shape of laun ¬ tation was extended to the Bourbon day afternoon at half past three oclock Co ¬ A bed veterans through A T Forsyth Low Papers will be read by Dr H A Smith blankets dering lace curtains spreads etc Special care taken to re- rates will be given on the railroads to of this city Dr A C Cook of Georgeof 250 hogs weighing from 50 to 175 town and Dr A Wilkes Smith of pounds turn lace curtains iu as good condition Columbus on that date Address Richmond as when received C V HIGGINS o Tho Kentucky Press Or K B HUTCHCRAFT Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Give the baby a ride in one of those 29apr 4t Paris Ky andv The Richmond Register which has nice new buggies at J T Hintons A silver watch which was lost four long been one of the very best of Ken- ¬ years ago by EMred Dudley of Hutch ¬ Everything comes out in the wash at satisfac- ¬ tuckys weekly papers has blossomed ison was found last week in a newly t ie Bourbon Steam Laundry even the into an afternoon daily which is a Gall plowed field The case of the watch tf credit to editor R W Miller aud dirt was as bright as it was when the time- ¬ associate editor R Lee Davi piece was lost but the works were bad- ¬ Dont use any other but Purity The Morehead Advance issued a credly rusted This incident may inspire itable sixteen page edition last week in flour from Paris Milling Co tell Col Craddock with the hope that he honor of its third birthday It is a your grocer you want no other cr 3i Siit may yet find the watch he lo3t about very lively youngster iv NO DOUBT ABOUT THIS All grocers keep it years ago fbrty n EXPLOSION t Who Will Kalse The Company Buy no wall paper until you see J T Workmen have been engaged thiR being from the outsider wheir tf Mayor Benj Perry has received a Hintons week improving the interior of Odd ¬ Fellows Hall The steps leadiDg to the letter from the Secretary of the NationUncle Sam throws his bomb of Davis Thompson IsGRia have in stage will be replaced with steps ex-¬ al Volunteer Reserve suggesting that a school childrens shoes extra good values any more than there ittending the entire length of the stage National Volunteer Reserve Company be for very little money Try them Shoes that are perfection in shoe of your linen being laundered in making and the old scenery will be removed raised in this city The movement has Try our special UA coffee six from the stage and two additional the endorseme it of all of the Federal the most artistic manner when we - pounds for 1 00 dressing rooms be built where the aud Confederate Generals Any perput our exquisite handiwork on ifc scenery formerly stood The hall will son who is willing to organize such a Spears McDermott be repainted and papered and will be company can learn full particulars by in a beautiful color and finish do Isgrig- - are Davis Thompson Made in all the new shades of Tan lighted by gas instead of electric lights calling on Mayor Perry rnesric finish ottering surprising bargains in mens flnd nf rhe vPru hpsr Vim Kid Willow SliBARead J T Hintons display ad tf ad hofa stylish shoes The prices are Calf and Russia Calf The finest 500 Fought A Draw right tf ehoe in Paris Your inspection invited Every piece of matting J T Hinton Raceland Jersey butter for cheaper Grades Warren Brooks of this city and is showing is a good value See Wilson of Mt Sterling fought a Nat sale by Newton Mitchell at 2 250 and 3 BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR tf them fifteen round draw Tuesday night at Send your linen to Haggard A party of Dili pickle Reeds j Mt Sterling for a purse iTelep aon3 No Spears tf v Steam Laundry for a good finish McDermott tf Parisians witnessed the mill ¬ Wanted To borrow 1850 at 6 per ity Justice at the lowest popular prices of furnishing goods for Men and Boys Our State Mr T E Ashbrook Freedom wear ever placed on sale in Paris such as white Dress Shirts Neg- ¬ Mr J M McVey Our Homes Mr Bourbon ligee Shirts in Percale Madra and Cheviots knit and muslin under John Williams Guards wear cotton silk and Lisle socks Suspenders Handkerchiefs ancf Captain Charles Winn Our Cause Mr A T Forsyth Union Blue and Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collars and Cutis Every thing Gray complete for Men and Boys and all new and up to date in style and Mr John S Smith Our Women The stage wa3tastily decorated with prices flag one the stars and stripes hanging from the center of the prosoen Come and see us and we will save you money compared with Remem- ¬ ium arch bearing the words The speeches were prices charged you at clovhing and haberdasher houses ber The Maine good the audience was enthusiastic and the scene wras one that will ever linger in the memory or the persons present J Q Ward Mr T E Moore Our Nayy Mr J M Brennan Cuba Jr tuc uiwi-ul-if flTT--- t -- - J ¬ CONDONS LOW PRICES Keep Condons Crowded ¬ - Every thing in Spring GoodsNow on Sale at Special Cut Prices - ¬ - Beautiful Pictures giy en away with -M purcliase - PiLSIIIOiTBIjB a FG SPRING AND SUMMER s ¬ 3P FITE ¬ FOR RENT -- ¬ smmc-- 7- - -- 1 mm 1 m r ¬ mwmmmu m Hogs Wanted ¬ ¬ ¬ of this city have en J Winters gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight fit you with glasses and guarantee in and hare vour eyes tested free of tion charge Next visit will be Thursday April 28 1898 -- i- SHoes for Gentlemen m i - - j f j Stylish Perfect Fitters Great ior Wear - -- i The Bourbon Steam Laundry 4 - - Rion Clay x I TfrvfK f TTF sr Um jsmj IB ilp ijjlgifr am Miif m iK4i THE BOUKBON NEWS PAEIS KY FRIDAY APEIL 29 1898 of determined footsteps coming down of Amy and hinted at the desirability He had cven of a match between us the stairs said that Abel himself had written that He walked in the man father had Eighteenth Year Established 1881 often described to me and as I had he would be agreeable to such an alPublished Every Tuesday and Friday by But this was before the differdimly remembered him large digni ¬ liance WALTER CHAMP tEaitors ana Owners These reflections sobered me BRUCE MILLER fied commanding If character ever ence somewhat and I said more mildly traces itself upon a face a resolute will Mr Braithwaite I will be frank with had cast the features and stiffened the EARTH AND HEAVEN wrinkles on Abel Brathwaites He you and say that 1 expected a far dif Theres more of heaven on earth than stopped just inside the door and re- ¬ ferent reception here and I fear that many dream garded me with such contempt that iny my surprise and I may say disappointment has led me to say things I should If earth born senses would permit us see western ire rose And heaven is nearer to this earth I deem Ill not submit tamely I said to notYou can Than to our holden sight it seems to be hardly patch the matter ur There are pure thoughts that have no root mvself as we faced each other in si But how could you now young man in self but will lence for some moments Seek not their own but rather others stand by the position we took in the expect a different reception You cangood of your impertinence That count this worlds best things as pal- ¬ transaction until I am ordered from the not be conscious all in calling here at house try pelf Is it impertinent for me to wish tc That cannot satisfy us if they would So you have had the impudeuce to see your family when I have not had he began call in person have you Silent and motionless as carven stone that pleasure for so long gaze at times with an abstracted air bitinglv We To be sure it is when you come on Across the dim mysterious unknown I certainly am here in person I And span it with a thought half wish answered with equal scorn but I was this errand There is some limit to the half prayer forbearance of friendship But you count it strange that heavens bright not aware of my impudence Nor Well I am disagreeably aware of it have amused me enough now and Ill ones should come With comforting and strength into our It is unparalleled impudence young ask you to lives A sharp peal of the bell interrupted ac- ¬ Or that some light from heavens eternal man But it is like a westerner I tually believe it is in the air out there He turned his head to listen and 1 stood dome The maid went Could the man be joking I asked waiting disdainfully In hours of needed grace and strength ar- ¬ to the door and brought a card to Abel rives myself this before I said anything I might regret in case he should be But He cast a glance at it sprang up came Yes heaven lies all about us even here We breathe its incense in the flowers it was plain he was in earnest and I toward me and asked perfume Who are you anyhow had never heard father say that Abel The birds sweet song that falls upon our V1 should think you would know Brathvaite ever joked Idid not reply ear from the way you have talked to me a note of gladness through the and he went on Comes like gloom L havent the slightest doubt that 1 replied hotly And there arc thoughts of love that come jour assurance is unbounded enough to Then there must be two young men and go bring you all the way from the west rejoicing under he name of Richard Like angels on the ladder Jacob saw That bear sweet fruitage even here below and into my very house to demand that Downs Richard Downs I cried feeling And from the wounded heart its arrows 3000 draw It was the misunderstanding after in my vest pocket and drawing out a Earth born and heaven born both worlds all I could not credit my own eyes card are ours I glanced at it and saw my own name and ears but 1 replied seeing no reason Our feet tread one while In the higher to A thousand pardons sir I exhold myself in check sphere I gave you the wrong card My assurance would be unbounded claimed With hearts in love renewed and quickened powers Im not Richard Downs if I came all the way from the west to We breathe the higher life that knows no demand money from a notorious tight Who in the name of sense are jou fear then fist like yourself Surely a part of our employ in heaven I gave him my card Will be to learn and rightly understand This seemed to amuse him for some to solve which we have unaccountable reason A smile glinted The mysteries What a fool Ive made of myself striven he cried I should have known this WThile dwelling in this transient border through his anger as if he suddenly appreciated the opportunity to see just Why Mr Craydor there isnt anyone land William G Haeselbarth In Christian how far western assurance would go wt would rather see here than yourWork read it thus and determined that he self He bade the maid tell Richard Down should be fully satisfied to call again then running into the a Nse--And I have no doubt he proceeded that you have made yourself- believe hall called 1VT V WFJ 4 AT Amy come down here and see the that upon your mere demand I would guest Ive been abusing to the best ol count out 5000 and hand them to you BRATHWAITES I did uot come here to discuss that my ability Copyright J898 matter at all Mr Brathwaite but now He did not need to call twice and in that you have mentioned it I have no a moment I was made glad by the hesitation in saying that I think my greeting I had hoped for The similar is absolutely right in his conten- ¬ ity of the disputes Mr Braithwaite had 1 went to New York city last father WHEX I had not seen any of the tion If you ever owed a dollar you with Mr Downs and my father may be easily surmised were facts in that live thousand Brathwaite family since our own had owe himand quibbling is little and your the latter however There warranted all turning less than that moved to Chicago 20 years before As he had said to the supposed son I was leaving home father requested me common dishonestylaughed this re ¬ The only way T could ease their morYoung is to call on our old time friends and I freshing man he tification was invigorating transfer my luggage readily promised I had not the sliglit came dovnabsolutely you out of doors I to their home to During my stay Abel to turn est desire to see Abel Erath waite hav- but I wont do it I need someone to was continually asking about his coming- been told that he was queer be- ¬ amuse m this evening and you arc mon dishonesty and whether he was a sides he and father hod had a business quite satisfactory Proceed notorious tightfist But I retaliated misunderstanding- - sevexal years before He sat down in the nearest chair re- - with western impertinence and un which had disturbed their friendly re adjusied his eyeglasses and placing paralleled impudence eventually lations But Abel had a daughter and his hands on his knees looked into my by winning Amys heartand subsequent in I did want to see her Amy and 1 had face with well simulated expectation visits and taking her out to Chicago been playmates and 1 was curious to of enjoying- a treat I walked over to whither her father soon followed and feee jvhat the years had done for her him looked iriui sqiiarehvan the eyes wjiercwe all Jive in the closest friend- Hurrying through the corridor of the and said ship Metropolitan to catch an L train for You know as well as you are living the Brathwaite home 1 was accosted Mr Brathwaite that you owe my fa- - MISSION OF DON QUIXOTE by a 3 oung man who extended his card ther that 5000 but I want to tell you upon which 1 read Richard Downs i thai we dont need it We had forgot The Author Declared It Was Written My puzzled expression in trying to ten all about having made you a pres ¬ to Riilienlc Alisnril Storicx place the name led him to explain of Chivalry ent of it but it seems to be a stupen saw the name on the register and dous item to you You are entirely wel I The object of Cervantes in writing took the liberty of speaking to you in come to it But Don Quixote was as he himself de the hope that you might be Adam I was stopped by the rustle of a Craydors son ITe was a business ac ¬ dress upon the stairs Amy had been clared to render abhorred of men the quaintance oE my father many years iistcninq- and was coming to interfere false and absurd stories contained in ago I am here in the east on a matter I hoped she would not for my regard the books of chivalry The fanaticism of business and pleasure and if you for her was genuinely tender and I caused by these romances was so great are Adam Craydors son it would be feared that I could not hold my own in Spain during the sixteenth centuiy quite agreeable to me to renew the old with her father if she were present J that the burning of all extant copie friendship was greatly relieved when T heard the was earnestly requested by the eori ea To de I am Adam Craydors son I re ¬ rustle cease as if she had paused up- or legislature of the realm stroy a passion tliat had taken such plied slipping the card into my vest on the stairs to consider the wisdom pocket and I remember now that I of appearing- I should have taken my deep root among all classes to break have heard him speak of your father departure at that juncture I suppose up the only reading which at that time I am on my way to make a call but I but 1 felt that I had not told the old was fashionable and popular was a shall be glad to meet you later in the gentleman quite enough so I de ¬ bold undertaking yet one in which cided to stay until I thought I had Cervantes succeeded evening No books of chivalry were written I left him and shortlj reached the done him full justice after the appearance of Don Quixote I want to tell you sir Twent on Brathwaite home I asked the maid that we still have some regard for and from that time those in existence who answered the ring for Miss Amy have been steadily disappearing until and gave her my card Her glance at friendship in the west He looked surprised at this and T now they are among- the rarest of litthe card and at me as she showed me into the parlor was curious to say the paused doubtfully but seeing his face erary curiosities This romance which Cervantes threw so carelessly from his least I thought 1 saw amused exnec- - growing more contemptuous I fin- ¬ pen and which he only regarded a tatipn in it but regarding this as only ished I didnt come hero to demand or re ¬ an effort to break up tho absurd fan the innate impudence of maids 1 dis- ¬ missed the impression and sat down to quest or even mention that unfortunate cies about chivalry has now therefore become thn oldest specimen of romantic 5000 My father is as sorry wait Oh bother your father He isnt fiction and one of the most remarkable I saw in the parlor evidences of a monuments to genius daintiness and good taste that must sorry A man who Ten years after its appearance its Be careful sir T wont hear one have been Amys and I grew quite author published the eager to see how she would receive me word said against him T repeat that I Don Quixote which second part of is even better On the endof the mantel stood a cab- ¬ didnt come here to mention that 5000 than the first It was written in his inet photograph of my father which but old age when in prison and finished Oh T suppose now you come in gen- ¬ quieted my fears that Abel Brathwaite when he felt the hand of death press might be resentful on account of the uine western impertinence to ask me ing cold and heavy upon him London business misunderstanding My sur- ¬ for my daughter Amy Mail He was interrupted by the quick rus prise may be imagined therefore when I heard an angry voice at the top of tle of the dres as the young lady in The Aleliemy of Nntnrr question rapidly retreated I winced the stairs sajing Your trouble said the lively wid Of course 111 go down is that you We might as I recollected tint such a request had ow to the young heiress bs well settle the matter now Theres not been entirely foreign to my hopes riout understand even slightly this an If you ever had any prospect of suc ¬ imal we call man You wanted to marry no use saying dont Im going and if he continued Cokely and as your friend J left the you want to hear my opinion of him cess in that matter you have utterly ruined it by your field open until you admitted that your and his father stand here at the top of language here to night I think you chance was hopeless the stairs and ljsten Hes ahorrid to Thanks But a month ago What he thought of father and me would have submitted winall I have said wretch her I knew that Brathwaite had censured if you are anxious to I answered You you thought him the dearest man on No I would not father for his part in the misunder ¬ would not respect a young man who earth He is and he belongs to the standing and I had written a number would weakly submit when he believes strong oak type You didnt know enough to be the clinging vine You of letters which I had tried to make you are wrong as you certainly are failed to lean on him and flatter his dis particularly courteous but I had not According to your view of it When tinguishing quality You werealway known that the old gentleman was hos ¬ your father had the impudence to write trying to do something for him 1 re tile I listened for the reply of the per- ¬ that he would say no more about that versed the order and delighted him by son he addressed and it came down to matter of 5000 if I would permit you having him do things for me I me in a soft musical voice made east and try to win my dauarh him realize how much he could be to toeome me Be firm with him father she said ter I made up rav mind that when you and delighted him with my gratitude Tell hjm exactly what we think but came you workImeet a for the advice I was constantly getting please dont be rude Stop right there sir My father about my a if airs To use the atrocious Firm repeated the old gentleman never wrote such a thing slang of the day 1 swelled his head and Never fear I shall be firm and a little ITe s nriled in serene confidence as hf H you know how to use it the recipe rude too I expect aked will win the affections of the nine men Had Air Brathwaite become child ¬ Would you line to see his letter out of ten It is the true love potion Ho other explanation seemed 1 dont believe ish I certainly Mould prepared by the cunning alchemy of plausible If he were in his right mind yen can show any such document I nature Positively my dear you young surely a disagreement over a trifle of challenge you to do so girls weary me Detroit Xevs 55000 would not have turned the old I threw out this challenge quite boldtime friendship to enmity It was evi ¬ ly but inwardly I felt a little weak GlrlH In English Public IXouscn dent that he was in no moodto receive over the possibility that father mijrht In England there ire 70000 girls en my fathers kindest remembrances I have been foolish enough tc write such gaged in public houses and drinkin thought all this to the accompaniment a letter He had often spolcep to me bars THE BOURBON NEWS TWENTIETH CENTURY AccorrtliiRT to Thin ¬ mences on the Auihoritv It Com- ¬ ¬ January 1001 first Day of s3i3acaLca M H DAILEY iofiooi Pflpilj For Sale 402 DENTIST --MAIN ST PARIS j KY Over Deposit Bank If r ¬ V f I ll I- v ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ mMF - m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ I have for sale a splendidly situated 8 to 12 a in 1 to C p m building admirably adapted for a school Office hours club or in a hotel cafe shaking their fists in each others faces and cavorting for either young men or young women and The grounds in the mazes of a hot argument dont be in every way and building are large pur- ¬ suitable for school too sure that they are discussing poli- ¬ poses and was long successfully used for tics or religion for the chances are that such purpose I should like to cor- ¬ they are onlj trying to decide when the respond with persona desiring to pur- ¬ twentieth century begins chase said property Terms made Co Office over 3f S Varden The question and the problem of nam ¬ known ou application ing the colloge classes which wili be C 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Office Hours graduated in 1000 have now been added Real Estatk Agent to the woes that shake mankind As Paris Ky to when the twentieth century begins a- little calm reflection will show that it begins on January 1 1901 The Christian era began on January 1 the fourth year of the one hundred Phone 79 and ninety fourth Olympiad the seven I wish to rent at once a very desirable hundred and fiftj third from the foun- ¬ brick centrally located residence 3 Broadway Paris Ky dation of Rome and the four hundred Rent is extremely reasonable and house No and seventy fourth of the Julian period iu good repair Apply at once to 6 to 12 a m and 1 tj Office Hour Xow 300 years from that primal 1st 5 pm 3dc tf C of January would not be rounded out Real Estate Agent until January lof the year 101 Paris Ky In other words as the second century did not- begin until January 1 101 so the twentieth century will not begin HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ DEALER IN 1 1001 until January The Christian Furniture Window Shades Oil SMITH SHOP FOR SALE era did not begin with the year 0 but Cloths Carpets Mattresse3 with the year 1 on the 1st day of Jan ¬ DESIRE to sell my house and ot Etc uary in the one hundred and ninety with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ fourth Olympiad ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Special attention given to Undertak¬ The parties of the second part those anca in twelve months For further ing and Repairing who argue with many quirks and turns particulars address or call on - - Paris Ky BEN J F SHARON Main Street of reasoning say that it is the twen ¬ 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky tieth century as soon as they date their letters 1000 that 1900 is the starting point of a new century and that every ¬ JLNGr 3 thing that takes place after the 1st of January 1900 is in the twentieth cen ¬ tury But by so doing they do not look AND beneath the surface of things and elim inate that very important factor in chronology the year 1 The Bluenrass Nurseries ofler every- ¬ You cannot be really and truly fin thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No de siecle until just before the horns Agents Office Main St opp Court house wake the echoes of the night in lower Krawberry and general nursery cat- ¬ Over Louisville Store Broadway and the chimes of Trinity alogue on application to ringing-- out over the noisy crowd and lmar lyr H F HILLENMEER silent graves proclaim that it is Janu Lexington Ky ary 1901 Telephone 279 WO Those changes in chronology which have taken place in the Christian ra DR CALDWELLS have nothing to do with the case The vorld is now committed to the Gre ¬ gorian calendar and the beginning of CURES CONSTIPATION the year is irrevocably fixed for Ihe 1st THE VERY BEST of January Theoretically the era is supposed 1o date from the birfh of 1 Dies OLD FuELIABLE PROMPT ¬ Christ though owing to some uncer P AYING tainty as to the exact date of His birth as some say or more probably for the I have secured Doug Thomas Train ¬ purpose of satisfactorily dividing the ing Stables in the snbuibs of Paris Ky A years as others claim the date has lately occupied by John T Hedges splendid track is attached to these 1 been arbitrarily fixed for January CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD It will be noticed that although he stables which have every modern con- ¬ was pope of Rome who instituted the venience glad to greet all my old I will be present calendar there is a difference friends and patrons at my new quarters between the civil and ecclesiastical G year and that Christmas comes a week before New Years day But these PArtIS KENTUCKY things do not affect the fact tftiat the 22raar lmo century that unknown cycle twentieth Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts nStich the majority of peoplenow living will be called upon to play a jBGtl State national part begins on January 1 3901 The world is too much filled with the WILL BE FOUND IN wonder and the glory of the nineteenth 5 century for men to be in a hurry to be ¬ THE BOURRON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY gin a new one Wait a year you gentle ¬ AND THE men of the January 1 1900 persuasion Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls the twentieth century will be upon you Q13QOJT7 m afcl Your work ia promptly answered X Y Press soon enougrh reasonable solicited Prices When you see two men seated in a H A SMITH N FISHER - Residence For Rent J R ADAIR Dental Surgeon N FISHES - GEO W DAVIS I SFH 898 TREES ¬ PLANTS VINES n c fis Attorney- At Law Real Estate Agent ¬ HINTON Agent -- YRUP N Fire Wind and Storm Insurance fe W raining Sta NON UNION SWEARENG EN CRAYFORD BROS KA u JOHN CONNELLY eXjTD2o e2o -- V - PEPPER IN OLD TIMES WEEKLY ENQUIRER V- - It Was in Karly Times the All Dr Moxt Esteemed and Vnluuhle of the Spices We have arranged a Clbbing Rate by which we can give Both Papers One iYRUPINDIGESTION PEPS CURES Mr DR CALDWELLS ¬ ¬ - - ¬ W ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ J - Adolph Miller of Philadelphia president of the Pennsylvania Myco logieal club in a dissertation on the pepper plant says that during the mid ¬ dle ages in Europe pepper was the most esteemed and important of all the spices Genoa Venice and other com- ¬ mercial cities of Central Europe were indebted to their traffic in pepper for a large part of their wealth Its impor- ¬ tance as a means of pi omoting com- ¬ mercial activity and civilization during the middle ages can hardly be over- ¬ rated Tribute was levied in pepper and donations were made in this1 spice which was frequently also used as a medium of exchange in place of money When the imperial city of Rome was besieged by Alaric the Icing of the Goths in 40 A D the ransom demand ¬ ed included 5000 pounds of gold 30 000 pounds 000 pounds of silver and of pepper illustrating the importance of this spiee at that time So called pepper rents common dur ¬ ing the middle ages consisted in an ob- ¬ ligation imposed upon a tenant to sup ¬ ply his landlord with a pound of pep ¬ per at stated times showing how ac ¬ ceptable was this favorite condiment and how great was the desire of the wealthier classes to secure a regular supply of it Spice dealers were known is piperarii in English pepperers and in French poivriers As a fraternity Dr guild they existed in London in the They reign of Henry IT 1154 1189 were subsequently incorporated into the Grocers company and had the con- ¬ trol of the trade in spices drugs dye stuffs and metals The price of pepper during the mid ¬ dle ages was always exorbitantly high as the rulers of Egypt extorted a large revenue from all who were engaged in the spiee trade The high cost of this important condiment incited the Portu ¬ guese to seek for a sea passage to In lin Some time after this discovery A D 1498 there was a considerable fall X Y Sun fn the price of pepper Slneenrcji in Prance Tobacco shops are government offices in France and they are- distributed tr the needy relatives of distinguished men Among the recipients of the 2G1 bureaus de tabac given last year Were Mme Jules Simon widow of the acad- the emician senator and minister wii dews of a general of division four rrnnerals of brigade and a rear admiral rod the daughters of a professor nttihe -- Year for Regular Price for Both is only 225 S275 FRANKFORT We save you generous part of this Mini Send or bring your cash with order to OINCIMATI RY s- V - A V - THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky Iu Eflect March 1 1S97 Jr DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND TII3E NEW YORK WORLD TIJKICJC-A-AVJSKK n il ain 711 Jain EDITION IS 3jjc 110 Papers a Vear a Week FOR ONE DOLLAR 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Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 333 p m 027 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a in From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS 32Siin 730am 110pm 520pm 911am USJOpm 1001am 720pm U00am 815pm S OOam 6lam 250pm 75am 345pm To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 340 p in To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1021 p m jo Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m 1025 y m To Maya ville 750 a m Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other tr iins run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations 02 JF B Carr orGEORGE Snrbcune-T-Leisu- re Hours Ft 035 p m B Carr Agent - Div Pass Agent W Barney 4 paria Kyt Lesington Ky THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY F1UDAY APRIL 29 1898 THE FARMING WORLD FOR FEEDING CALVES HE WAS DISAPPOINTED The VniHatisfactory Experience of FUNERAL RITES Our infant baptism is Persian with the font and the singeing of the rhilds brow Our throwing three handfuls of earth on the coffin and saying Dust to dust is Egyptian Among the Sikhs an entire family wears mourning when a child is born The Bhatus or Hindoo gypsies burn the adult dead but bury their dead chil- ¬ dren Of the worlds population millions die each daj Every good Sikh must die upon the bare ground No matter what his rank or age or agony no rug must intervene between him and his mother earth when he breathes his last In Cuba a bereaved family wears mourning upon which there is no hint of sheen and they keep the windows of their house shut and darkened for six months The destroy the value of the clothing on the dead and often hack the coffin before burial This of course that there may be nothing in the grave worth a thiefs desecrating avarice Among the orientals funerals are mere important than births and al- jaost as important as their wedding fes tivities An eastern funeral means a great time for the priest and dervishes and the beggars gather in numbers to receive charity from the mourners The fine freni y of the dancing dervishe3 when a funeral is in progress is some ¬ 100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least 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 Reward 100 DOCTORS DONT DENY IT Crop on 3Iuelc Land Stmicliions Tlint Iveep Tliem Separat ¬ A number of years ago I broke up a ed anl Compel Encli Calf to Con liue Itself to One Buelcet tract located just back of the horse barn The soil is jet black the location Foi slopping- small oalves stanchions low and during the winter overflowed may be constructed in the field similar It is too soft at any season of the year 1o those shows in the cut The sill may to team over but during the summer is be of one piece of six by six or it may sufficiently dry for tillage crops Jim be of two pieces of two by six with the Lane a hardy tough Irishman who upright pieces fastened between siin- - has rested from his earthly labors now ilar to the way shown at the top If ai for many years and I tapped a cess bix by six be used mortices will have to pool which bordered on the meadow be made in which to put the lower end and carried the night soil on handbar of the vertical pieces Piece 2so 1 is rows to each hill manuring very liberNo 2 ally As the season advanced the vines j eeurely fastened at both ends is secured at the bottom by means of a started oft almost on the run for with pcir and the top is free to swing back the nitrogen in the night soil added to making an opening through which the the nitrogen of the rich meadow they calf can put his head to the pail It can had a mighty dose of it The rank vines then be brought into position and se with the ends of their runners lifted cured by means of a peg at the top or into the air and their tips bent just un ¬ by means of a drop which shall fit into der looked for all the world like a tan¬ gle of green serpents straining to free themselves The crop was a large one f d nk-jf aoeFlJUi of large Ilubbard squashes of a peculiar rich light green color With the i Farmer Who Planted a SqtmHli constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the feystem 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 oiler One Hundred Dollars for any case that it tails to cure bend for list of testimonials The frank testimony of famous physician When Dr Ayer announced his Sarsapa physicians his friends Such a remedy was what they had looked for and they were prompt to appreciate its merits and prescribe it Perhaps no medicine known a a patent medicine is so generally ad ministered and prescribed by physicians as Dr Ayers Sarsapanlla for blood diseases 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 AVers 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 Md 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 least fifty individuals who have been cured of longstanding complaints simply by the administration of Dr Ayers Sarsa-pa-rill- a One verv remarkable instance wasthatof a quiteold woman who had lived at Catonsville near this city She had been ¬ a ¬ rilla to the world he at once found the years and had taken as she had informed Halls Family Pills are the best Owner Wanted Address F J Cheney Co Toledo bold by Druggists 75c 0 ¬ ¬ 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 Ainericnxt Navy Cuba and Ha ¬ 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 arrangements for a special edition for the benefit of its patrons and will furnish the full set one hundred and sixty pictures for one dollar In view of the present excitement regarding Cuba these pictures are very timely Send amount with full address to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent C M St P Ry Chicago 111 ¬ waii g c I -- m- J ¬ I 2 3 y v S a n i t f id F 1 rr p i h u i - CALF FEEDING STANCHION the shoulder shown at the top When the calves are small the opening be tween No 1 and 2 should be four ¬ -- inches as the calves grow and it be- ¬ comes necessary to enlarge the space at the bottom bore another hole through the sill at the base of No 2 so that it can be set back five inches from No 1 The iastenings at the top may also be arranged so that the space between tip rights may be enlarged to accommo- ¬ date the growth of the animal Up right pieces Nos 3 and G should be nailed to the front of the horizontal pieces so that they will not interfere with the free swing of Nos 2 and 5 liural New Yorker ¬ exception of a few which grew along the borders of a ditch which ran through the meadow that were moru or less eaten by muskrats the crop was safely housed before the first frost The final result was anything but satisfac tory f or the quality of the squash proved to be quite inferior they were rather punky in their structure and soggy in their make up both of which character- ¬ istics helped them on to an early and rapid decay The two lessons I learned from that experiment were first to keep sqtiashes off muck unless it had first been heavily treated to sand or gritty soil a hundred loads to the acre to supply the silica which is wanting in all mere- ¬ ly vegetable deposit second to use min- ¬ eral manures such as unbleached wood ashes and dissolved bone rather than those strong in nitrogen on a soil that is already rich in that element Tames J H Gregory in Trairie Farmer afflicted with the rheumatism for th me more than one hundred dollars worth of medicine to obtain relief yet without any beneficial result I advised her to try a bottle of Dr Ayers Sarsapanlla and told her that if it failed to do her good I would¬ refund the money A short time afterward I learned that it had cured her and a neighbor of hers similarly afflicted was also entirely relieved of his complaint by its use This is the universal result of the administration of your Sarsaparilla It is without exception the best blood puti fier with which I am acquainted There is no other similar medicine can show a similar record Others have imi ¬ tated the remedy They cant imitate rhe record Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla has he friendship of the physician and the fat or of the family 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 Sarsaparilla Dr Avers Curebook a story of cures told by the cured is sent free on request bj the J C Ayer Company Lowell Mass Write for it thing to see Our tolling of the church bells at a burial is the survival of an old and fctill observed pagan custom of beating metal gongs during a funeral that the dreadful noise might frighten and drive nway the malignant spirits that hover over the dead body hoping to snatch jits soul and carry it to hell One of the most accredited industries in Holland is the breeding of funeral horses Over BOO are sent to England alone each year THOSE WHO WRITE The title of Mr George Moores new novel is Evelyn Innes Mr Henry Savage Landor is said to have received 25000 as an advance on royalties for his book recounting his attempt to penetrate into the sacred city of Thibet Mr Henry B Fuller whose novels have found and charmed a large circle of the best readers has nearly ready for publication a book containing four stories of transatlantic travel to which he gives the fitting title From the Other Side It is understood that Mr Gladstone has chosen Mr John Morley as his biographer and literary executor and that many of his letters and private papers have recentlj been sent to Mr Morley It would be impossible to con- ¬ ceive of a man better qualified in every way to undertake the important aud delicate task of writing- the life and Maud Cholly hasnt been quite himself of late Rose Xo I hadnt noticed any improve- Comment ¬ ment Puck to grandma in the rocker Grain 0 is good for the whole family It is the long desired substitute for coffee Never upsets the nerves or injures the digestion Made from pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste and appearance of the best coffee at J the price It is a genuine and scientific article and is come to stay It makes for health nd strength Ask 3 our grocer for Grain O From IJnljy in the Ilijh Chnir si I 1 ii of wash day cleaning even days so somebody has called house o- seven days of rasping hard work This person didnt know anything about Pearline House-cleaninwith Pearline doesnt mean the usual hard work Neither does washday And what would ordinarily take seven days ought to be done in three Danger of Reviving Memories Jeweler You say your wifes a musician I should think something in the form of a lyre would please her Customer Did you ever try to explain at two oclock in the morning Then how can you suggest such a thing Jewelers Weekly m m WA4 M Try Pearline and see for yourself the W V saving in time and work and rubbino- - sss REFRIGERATOR CRATES They Have llcen Used Successfully for Shipping Strawberries from Flor ¬ ida to Xorthern Mnrkets A correspondent of the Rural New Yorker describes what he says is the favorite style of refrigerator crates now j BBBBmBfBBBBBBB THE BRIGHT TO LO ftS 5COT iyrjr 2233 7iimi s J5fi 8r C m- - ttkE Qo u T Ik W the ice the latter is in a shallow galvanized tray fitting in the One and Large Quantities of Really Good But ¬ top style the full size of the crate had a old that I saw this morning ter Are Spoiled by Their Use narrow upright receptacle for the ice All Over the Country which formed a sort of partition through the center of the crate An ¬ A great many unseasoned butter tubk cen- ¬ shallow are being marketed by one or two other had atop of a ice pan in the size that allowed the firms which ougiht to be in better busi- ¬ ter of of berry a row baskets to be set around editing the literarv remains of the dis ness but which somehow in the com- ¬ tinguished statesman petition between them do not exercise Jules Verne has completed a tale of the care they formerly manifested in Le Sphinx des adventure called all their manufactures Of course it G laces In France Jules Verne is con- ¬ will be said of the guilty concerns that sidered a worth v succecssor of Edgar it is some one else that is turning out Allan Poe He tells the story of how such fresh material but investigations Poes works filled him with admiration show that the concerns in question and how he first derived his own inought to be in better business if they spiration for romantic story telling desire to maintain any sort of reputa ¬ from the genius of the great American tion for honest decent goods In writ ¬ writer It is a question if the stories ing on this phase of the question to the WtAUl of Edgar Allan Poe are not even more New York Produce Review a Sl r Dodge REFRIGERATOR CRATE popular in France than either in Eng All the feays sniong other things trouble that I have had in the past three it This perhaps saved space but did land or America thanks to the admiryears has been from sappy green wood not carry the fruit in so good condition able translations of Baudelaire and the trouble can only be overcome The idea in the newest pattern seems to THE SUMMER STYLES by having the wood thoroughly dry and be that the ice is distributed over the fit for use There is nothing manufac- ¬ entire upper surface of the crate thus Black and white silk waists with ye tured that is made out of wood until cooling the whole evenly and as cold the wood is properly seasoned I see air settles it goes all down through the low pink or turquoise belt and collar Bead and spangle passementerie of no reason why this should not follow as crate uniformly The berries in these regards butter tubs No reason what ¬ crates seem to arrive in fine condition bowknots connected by a narrow band Short close fitting jackets of deli ever except the rapacity and narrow The construction is pretty well shown greed of some of thase manufacturers in the illustration This crate meas ¬ cate wood colors and gray smooth It makes a great difference in the price ured outside measure about two feet clohs n niiTiif i u ami man of butter that is not packed in first two inches by two feet six inches by jiiiimiic tqi ot giwtll jjltllli aiu class and thoroughly seasoned tubs or two feet seven inehes It held four waists with V and revers of cardinal those raw and fresh Tubs may look all layers of quart baskets 1G in each lay ¬ satin Organdie gowns with three inch black right on shipment but after the butter er C4 in alL As shown a drain pipe extends from the bottom of the crate Chantilly insertion having scalloped ¬ has been in transit to market the de fects become apparent and the goods up nearly to the bottom of the pan edges are reported as off affecting top quo- ¬ and a spout from the latter drains off Fancy metal kid and ribbon belts tations Butter makers should exer- ¬ the water from the melting ice The and plainer ones of leather velvet and cise the greatest care in such matters ice pan can be lifted out to get at tho belting and if possible make such concerns berries There is a ventilator through AcTCordion plaited chiffon gowna sign a contract to make good anjr losses the middle of the crate as shown The trimmrd with ribbon for summer din sustained through want of properly whole is solidly built The eover is ner toilettes reasoned tubs There is no excuse for fastened on vwth bolts set stationary it any more than there is for any other in the crate projecting through the THE MARKETS corners of the cover and fastened with kind of fraud Prairie Farmer nuts The latter cause a good deal of Cincixxati April 28 3 trouble to receivers as they are sunken LIVE STOCK CntUecoimnonS 4t 75 2 4 90 AND GARDEN ORCHARD 10 Select butchers in the cover and it is difficult to get at CALVES Fair to ood light S 75 0i 0 50 50 3 15 3 70 them with an ordinary wreneh Most HUG Common iPlant out plent3 of small fruits 3 75 5i 3 85 Mixed packers 3 GO 3 75 iCo igrow large onions from seeds bow of them hold five tiers 80 quarts The Liirht shippers 3 50 3 9J artist drew a G4 quart one SHKEP Choice very earlj UNSEASONED TUBS supplying- in use for shipping strawberries from Florida to the northern markets The improvement is in the manner of cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Poot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach- ¬ ing feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y Because a man fools away a great deal of money is no sign of immorality Many a man has spent all he earned all his life whose idea of a highly wicked time was to chuck a girl under the chin Atchison Globe It Shake Into Yonr Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet to to fa fa fa fa SIDE OF THBNGS ISE eC I Masculine Morality Permanently cured by using DR W11ITEH ALL8 RHEUMATIC CURE The surest and the best Sample sent THE DR WHITEHALL WEGRJMINK OO jiouth Bend Indiana FREE on mention of this publication SAP OLIO gs5ggegeSl tH -- w ty l I Tl I w j AB ka I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ii you would be sure of getting the best wearing calicoes on the market those which have the latest patterns brightest colors He Kept Quiet anil Let tlie Poor Let ¬ and best quality for the money buy Simp- ¬ ter Carrier Take All sons Prints and you will make no mistake tlie Illume The name Wm Simpson Sons on the ticket is a guarantee of excellence called a somewhat excited Hi there woman to the postman who was passing on It is wonderful to think what the presence his morning round Wheres that letter of one human being can do for another I sent three weeks ago to my sisterin Buf- ¬ change everything in the world Story of falo She never and has William and Lucy Smith George S Mer know whether Imgot it at her or written to mad some of us riam are sick I know nothing about it madam Fits stopped free and permanently cured postmaOf I No fits after first days use of Dr Klines ster-general eoure you dont ay suppose thething would the same Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle My own private opinion is that this govern- ¬ treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa 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 It 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 Avith wonder at what they have ing me for neglecting her Its all politics saved us from Samuel Johnson thats what it is putting in a lot of raw hands every four years and I dont propose To Cnre a Cold in One Day to stand it Im going to find out whether fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletp All you mail men can defraud your customers Iruggists reiund money if it fails to cure 25c- - and make family trouble just because you dont know enough to look after your busi- A mans way of expressing his utter con- ¬ ncj 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 I dont care anything about that my it Ill not I believe Pisos Cure for Consumption Neither didwrite sister ever seeand give him sleep till T the president saved my bovs life last summer Mrs Allie a piece of my mind The idea of paying an Douglass LeKoy Mich Oct 20 94 army of men to lose letters Its ridiculous A man wearing a shirt and collar of dif- It wont be long before some of you are look- ¬ ferent colors would look just as well wearing ing for other jobs or I miss my gues During this conversation the womans hus ¬ one boot and one shoe Washington Demo- ¬ band dove frantically into his pockets ran crat ¬ If THE REAL CULPRIT EDUCATIONAL OUiillHGH r University QQth Summer of Virginia 1 Law LyyElilub logue address Sept 1898 July 1 to Tor Cata- ¬ REGISTRAR SUMMER LAW SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE Va with protruding piles brought on by constipa- ¬ tion with which I was afllictcd for twenty years I ran across your CASCARETS in the town of Newell la and never found anything to equal thom To day J am entirely free from piles and feci like a new man C H Keitz 1411 Jones St Sioux City la I buffered tlie tortures of tli o damned jw TRADE MARK REOISTERED r Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do 10c 25c 50c do if they We often wonder what some women would couldnt talk Washington Democrat ¬ CURE CONSTBPATBON hatless through the back gate put that let Sterling Rcmfdj Company tfiieaco Iloctrcnl New York 313 ter into a mail box and made a fine show of guaranteed by Sold temper while helping his wife abuse the gov- MfiLYfl BflP Bists and CUKE Tobacco alldrug KJU B UllJtU Habit to ernment Detroit Free Tress ¬ MKS PINKHAM TALKS ABOUT ¬ CHANGE OF LIFE LiVE STOCK Women are Urged to Prepare for this Wonderful Revolution in the T willfuxnlHli duplicates ctJjsrfTjss Economy of Their Life Blood Mrs Watson CTSCrTrS orany other Imt shown in any Spec- ¬ Tells How She Was Helped imen Book at or below OUTS saoca - quoted prices for same Jlectrotypers and Stcreofypere r grow Fine well rotted manure tised as top dressing will help make the garden LAMB One of the best preventives of mil- ¬ dew on plants is powdered lime dusted on them Commence the cultivation in the gar ¬ den as soon as possible after the plant- ¬ ing is done Growth in the garden may be stim- ¬ ulated by early thorough and contin- ¬ ued cultivation Allow no fruit to grow on strawberry plants the first season Pick off all buds and blossoms Of the different kinds of fruit goose- ¬ berries will give the best yields of any when no care is given Pull up any weeds that may have started in the strawberry bed but do not disturb the mulch Do not let the plants in the seed bed grow too thickly or they will grow tall and spindling and be weak One advantage witfc spring setting out of strawberry plants is that it is the surest vi ay of securing a good stand Places a circle of cardboard two or three inches high around the tomato plants when set out to protect them against cutworms Plant grapes where the vines may be exposed to the rays of the sun all day This is better than shade St Louis Republic plan to scatter trash with a little oals and com in it among the plum trees where the chickens can scratch at it early in the morning A flock of chickens can destroy more de- ¬ structive insects than all the concoc- ¬ tions ever made This scattering should commence two or three weeks before the trees are in bloom and continue until the plums are as large as peas Plum irees should alwajs be planted in groups For one thing they fertilize each other and the industry mentioned above can be followed with ease It is well known that nature plants her plums in thickets E B Heaton in It is a good Poultry and Plum Trcen FLOUR Spring A GKA1X Wheat No 2 red No 3 red oi u No 2 mixed inter family 00 4 25 5 7 00 6 4 55 fy 1 06 100 ro 10 25 10 Oat No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam SUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bush CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring C03N No 2 OaTS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam NEW YORK 354 30 55 S f0 75 ftll 87V f 5 50 11 181 3 00 0 3 50 85 5 00 1 5 35 1 20 Gt Ccfy 00 3320l 1120 5 25 Gh l 5 12 1125 35 34 28Jo Farmers Review Numbering Country Homes Out in California they are urging the BALTIMORE adoption of a system of numbering FLOUR Family country residences reckoning from the GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat county seat as a center and thus render Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white the location of a point in the rural secRve No 2 western tions as simple as within city limits CATTLE--Firs- t duality The plan is to name every road in the HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS county first arranging them in as long No lengths as can well be done Then di- ¬ GRAI- N- Wheatmixed 2 Corn No 2 vide each mile into ten parts or blocks Oats No 2 mixed of the same length and number them LOUISVILLE a new number to each frontage FLOUR Winter patent ¬ FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYii OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western 5 75 l 24 yj 10 75 40I 57 7 Cll 33 00 5 J5 4 95 1 12 4 70 l 12Ji l 05 ft l 5Sft 3fys 12 39 37 52V GO n 4 40 4 25 fa g 4 4 35 ij 29 y Thick planting of trees is just as much againstvprod action as the crowd ¬ ing of plants in the garden GRAIN Wheat No Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORKL Mess LABD Steam f 2 red 3 75 4 00 97 34 2SVSW 29 ft ft ftlO 5- L0 - yt At no time is woman more liable to physical and mental dangers with hours of suffering than at the Turn of Life INIIlllllMlllllllllllH4f The great want in womans system is ability to properly adjustitself to the new conditions The outlet monthly of blood M is now being diminished and carried into the bodr for the supply food of its later years 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 J ijrvu this change thus happily is owing not J7 ww merely to lack of care but to ignorance There is however no excuse for ignorance when experienced ad- ¬ vice can be yours free of all cost I MSAWO TVvifi fo TVfrs Pinlrlirrm nt Tirn n Mass she has helped great numbers ff JzSWU J yjSSr1 of women sueeessf ullv throuch the I j Change of Life and she will help you Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com-¬ 1 pound is the best tonic for uterine changes It works harmoniously up ¬ I If on all these overwrought organs in- ¬ vigorates the body and drives off the blues Watson 524 West 5th St Cincinnati Ohio Read this letter from Mrs Deixa 44 Deab Mub Peskham I have been using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for some time during the change of life and it has been a savior of life unto me I can cheerfully recommend your medicine to all women and I know it will give permanent relief I would be glad to relate my experience to any sufferer Womnrs Ilk Ask Mrs Piiltlums Advicc A Womai Best Iteflerstaids ANKellogg KewspaperCo- ltlMllllllllllllll 335 W Fifth St CINCINNATI IS 7000 BIGYSL carried over from jKW fin JB 4 BCfiiliri teed S975 to SI700 TTned V7hpnlalatn mnrfolc iwal tfmav ocsacrtjiccd now Ken iiiisu tirade all Btylet ucsi equipment guarar 1897 mus I wf WiS mzZKft RrXI 1 all makes 3 to with-out Weship on approval SI2 acentraimurt- - Writ rori laMMiln Hat nnrl off iatnlnmie tsenaiorone Hiaer aixenU iranted LearnhowtoEarnaBlcycleandnrakemoneT DCMuuiumiTeruBBiBcm 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rii Ji -- V TPPr 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 29 L898 MESCfcaaasjoartsusassBKaosims Z N Excursions KlUJIjammmimWi -- 5 v- Wfi are off eriugsorne choice ladies N to Ihad not thought ah God had I butknownl Special rate excursion via L anisses and childrens shoes at special Columbia b C My 2 3 and 4th prices Dont fail to take advantage of That this Ead hour sliould ever me hefaU limited to May 21st oue iare round trip When thou I judged the holiest of all offer the account of the Quadrennial General Should come to be the thing I must disown Davis Thompson Isgkig Was it not true that April morn thy blown Conference A M 13 Church Gold hair around my hair for coronal To Norfolk Va May 2 to 6 limited thou at tho Or is to lo days from date of sale with pro- ¬ Unroyalthis truer unrepentant outer wall moan and with visions for 15da3Ts extension bT doposit COUNTY DIRECTORY im ticket witb aeut ot terminal line in Yet prize I now this wisdom I have won Norfolk one fare for the rouiid trip Who must always remember nay my tear account ot Southern Baptist and Aux ¬ Must close mine eyes as thou wouldst hide Ihy faco iliary Conventions Officers of Bourbon County If some great meteor kindred to the sun F B Cark Agent Should haunt the undying stars ten million TriE HOUSE OF WISDOM 1TO imiiiiiH ii 3SSYS - W Of Peck To S Anderson S lf3S staswwrfyggga i in i i i mi i ii h HP b i i ol Hi -- PI m tg Celery Capsules from James T Blaser cfru 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 thev have cured me bor the benefit of other s so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Anders Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per boV Send address on postal to the Wright Mp Co Columbus O for trial size free the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules Judge W M Purnell Skeriil George V Bowen W W Mitchsll and Ja nes Burke Deputies Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler IT L McChesney GhroniD Dyspepssa Sored To fall some noon dead in thy market place Francis Sherman in Bookman years urn M 1 M m THE LITTLE TITMOUSE One Free Bird That Attracts Attention Among Hundreds of Captives w WMla 5joa wXmM oon County Clem Ea D Paton iPearce Paton Deputy County Attorney Denis Dun Assessor V Deputy u nasi p 8 mm mK ii 9 fl A Jl 11 1 ElL a Jr ii ¬ G McClintock Coroner Dr H Ii Roberts Superintendent Mhs School IKate Edgar Surveor B F Bedford Jailer W C Jones Millersburg A C Ball Little Rock P S See North Middletown H C Smith Clintonville S L Weathers Hutchison E P Claybrook - Centerville J T Barlow Ruddies Mil s John Howard Magistrates Paris R J Neely Standing Committees of Bourbon Fiscal Court R Finance jman brook KC A- - Chair Smith and E P Claj C J Neely T Jail ard Chairman H C Smith Turnpikes A Ball Chairman J Barlow and P S Se County Infirmary John How SL 1 ¬ Weathers and ¬ T Barlow Chair Charities man P S See aid S L Weathers P B ill and E H C Smith Chair P wian tirook Clay TurnpikeCommissioners Kv District Xo 1 EdJTurner Paris McClin District No 2 Thos fcock Mllersbursr Ky JNorLh MHdlotown District No 3 Win Lin neb an Kv Court of Claims mets first Thursday in April and October f TJI THE FlflHEBSaQF BIORBQI COUNTY As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock md 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 Tbes Chicken Fence on the market If you are needing any fe ce give me santly squawking chirping and singing there is one that is free a tiny titmouse The window is full of cages containing birds of various sorts and one side of the store is lined with bird- ¬ cages stacked up high all along But there is none that attracts so much at tention as the little titmouse flitting about the store at will At night it perches on a gas fixture in the window and to that it comes back from its vari- ¬ ous excursions by day Customers that come in to buy birds and birdcages and bird seed and one thing and another never fail to notice the titmouse They may not notice anFTEB suffering for nearly thirty years other bird there individually but their from dyspepsia Mrs H E Ducclalc attention is sure to be attracted by this wife of a prominent huslncss man of one as it darts about free among so Warsaw N Y writes For 23 years I was many captives and they are likely to a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a smile at it they are so pleased witb it weak stomach Tho lightest food produced And sometimes children looking in at distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my the windows of the bird store come in to tell the clerk that one of the birds diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating has got loose I was treated by many physicians and tried When it has nothing else to do the numerous remodies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles titmouse sits on its gas pipe perch and Nerve and Liver Pilhj and Nervine Within perks its head this way and that and a week I commenced improving and per ¬ looks about Sometimes it whets its sisting in tho treatment I was scon able to beak on the gas pipe Every now and eat what I liked with no evil effects then it dashes off somewhere If it I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels wants a drink it perches on the rim of any old symptoms a goldfish globe for home aquariums Dr Miles Remedies IVf and stock for them are sold here as well sold by all drug ¬ are Mle m as birds no doubt to the great surprise gists under a positive 3F guarantee first bottle of the goldfishes and certainly to that ervfiBi benefits or money re- ¬ Restores Pi of the human beholders who wonder funded Book on dis- ¬ that it doesnt fall in it has to bend eases of the heart and mi Health over so far to reach the water Eut it nerves free Address WBBWWNNB gets it and when it has taken its fill it DR MILES MEDICA CO Elkhart Ind flashes back to its perch on the pipe in the window Tho titmouse catches spiders and oth- ¬ er insects and it feeds in the larger cages when it will It goes in and out of them between the bars with perfect ease It is a very little bird even with its plumage in its natural form With its feathers pressed against its sides it can get through a very narrow space between the bars of a parrots cage for example with ease There are in the window a number of parrots cages in a rows- The titmouse almost flies through these cages stopping in each perhaps to eat of the parrots food but they never molest it Parrots that would bite at the finger of a man who should put his hand near enough to the outside of their cage stand back in fright or sheer LD amazement when the little titmouse dashes in and perches on their feed cup Best in New York Sun the World For 14 years this Bhoe by merit ¬ ¬ ¬ hundreds of birds of many kinds inces In a big bird store where there are ¬ Kiif It appearing to me by the representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the ph3sicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion Judge of said County a true list unler persons oath of The physicians shall furnish to me as the 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 Council men or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice kLVUIkLJ MffiES COLLARS o wSPf Jl 1VV VVSV1I1J rj1 11 AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE pmm AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT NEW niBMIBrmvHHBWBHniCIIPiHnvHHI11 XJ ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF il OF ANY OTHER STARCH pUYACTURED ONLY THiiCHlRNGeRBR0CO mKEOKUKlowA Bfcla tas By M 1 COPYRIGHTED NewHavenConhI raHffgyggn7cfiRygg533rra mst ycsiiTjBgiSTgra SM niiiiMiiiiiLaiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiyiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w zsESKSSttRrcoca necessary I hope no further steps will become I am Respectfully 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 the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum ox any other substance injurious to linen and can ba used even for a baby powder W m PURNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky For sale by ail wholesale asid retail nrocerc rwubusu C3R2i3C2ZXS3SflSJCSgX xixxairnirii Ili Hews and Opinions MRS LAUKA WEISHAUF Of Mnrrj Ind Kccom mends AVrijrhts Celery Capsules 17 1898 - The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept Columbus Cbio Dear Sirs Last sprine I purchased a box of Wrights Celer3r Capsules fr iin L C Davenport druggist Bluff ton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking j our Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomachi8 entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfuny ¬ - per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free Mrs Laura Weishauft by W T Brooks at 50c and Sold 1 00 HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain iu the back is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish In relieving pain iu the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol lowiug use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor dinary effect of wamp Koot is soon realized highest for its wonderful cures It stands thedistressing ca es 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 mail upon receipt of tihree 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 24sp lmo uiness of this oiler National Importance THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail umiy anu ounuay oy man ----- 6 - a a year a year The Sunday Sun is the greatest the world Sunday Newspaper in By mail 2 a year Price 5c a cop v Address THE SUN New York Wo 3SHOf DO UCLA FOR Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoesc a call 0 W MILLER Agent alone has distanced all omrmetitors W L Douglas 3 GO SOO and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S350 and 300 shoes for men S2GO and boys and youths S200 W L S17S forshoes are Indorsed Douglas by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoo ever offered at tho prices They are made in all the 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 KISLY qmimsmmmmmmmiMmiim wwnawresg fWViWNWIVfcWiE JdTv K rJW MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF rnX Vvv Jr 440 CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLICA CRITI IT IS w tPwf MBPNBvr jmr i mr i vr VCS m m m THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST 1 DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILY IN THOU SANDS OF OF-¬ FICES ALL OVER THE WORLD CONTINUES TO PROVE ITSELF TO BE THE 8 8 JCwfimiix j The Srhith Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnnt Street Cincinnati Ohio awi hmp u 5 tCTaasiwvywTngiaEa STYLISH VEHICLE I have just received stylish new a well selected Vfter the most wonderful busines in Fall aiicTWiriter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and now The Germans are the most thoroughly for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of educated people in the world What OlothiB Overcoats- they know they know well A fellow traveler had taken his degree of B A in the University of Penn- ¬ sylvania and gone to that of Berlin where he spent three years Subsequently traveling in Switzerland he It will pa- - you to call and see the goods and vou will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch met a young German whose range and good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock accuracy of knowledge weee simply be ¬ yond that of any man of the same age he had ever met In many walks and talks the German had absolutely pumped the American dry while his own store of knowledge had only been touched Ach said the German student one day I shall never get my degree it is so difficult it is so much so hard so 16 and SIS for 9 days only 999 long I must have patience I used to Woith 15 and 14 for 9 days only 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 see you at the University of Berlin Worth 8 00 now 300 12 and 10 for 9 days only 649 12 Ladies Jackets worth each and forgive me the question how did Worth 6 for 9 days only 437 8 and 8 Ladies Jackets worth each 600 now 275 you get into the university Worth 9 davs only 319 4 for 5 and 7 Ladies Jackets worth each Why I was admitted on my B A Worth 500 now 2 19 3 for 9 days odly 229 from the University of Pennsylvania 12 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 400 Worth 350 and replied the American 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 Mein Gott gasped the German 200 11 Ladies Capes worth ench 450 now 212 colors 25c Ladies S dlors Black and all scholar I knew it must be some way IS Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 163 CDWorth 100 like that 7 Ladies Capes worth each 99 200 now No better comment on the relative 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Ladies Wool Hose now 10c standards of knowledge and the thor- Comforts worth 100 now 50c Infants Wool Hose now 5c oughness of the method by which it is Rlankets worth 100 now 50c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton 100 pursued could be asked Philadelphia Plaid Dress Goods 5c Times A Peculiar Feeling 9 The sensation of homesickness has been variously described but never more Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double graphically than by a little girl who Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c miles away from home and mamma sat Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 days onlv 100 heavy eyed and silent at a hotel table Mens Caps 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 Arent you hungry dear asked Mens Heavy Socks 5c worh double Ladies Shoes 400 for 9 days only 200 her aunt with whom she was travel- ¬ Wool Socks 12c worth double Mens Boots and Shoe worth 400 now 200 ing 19c worth Mens Boots and Drawers German Education ¬ ¬ FOR NINE DAY ONLY and Overcoats Capes HEAD HEED ANDYOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters 78 Ladies and Misses Jackets and I ¬ - Specials For Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes ne of Buggies Surreys Barouches Ph setons and Road Wagons f Farmer Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double What is the matter The childs lip quivered and she said Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double in a tone to grieve the heart Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Im seasick for home National Mens Heavy Working Shirts 24c wortn double No Does your head ache No Mens Heavy Undershirts double and Shoes worth Boots and Shoes worth Mens Boots and Shoes worth Mens Boots and Shoes worth 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 100 Men 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton 350 300 250 200 now 175 now 150 now 125 now 100 21 yds Bleached Muslin 100 100 3 can supply any need in the vehicle line m short notice and with jobs first-lass in every respect My repair department is first class as I em I fAoy ood workmen In soliciting your patron dge I promise good wort and satisfaction up-to-da- te - Harbor Mistress Fuller Misa Fuller a newspaper woman has for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adyex lately been appointed harbor mistress of Dont delay as these prices are special We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with Tacoma Wash It is said that thus far tise prices you will surely get it as above stated to call before all the bargains are grabbed she has done remarkably good work every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail keeping all records pertaining to the GOODS extensive shipping business of the eity in perfect shape Last month she made out the harbor masters report for the year the first report of the kind ever made out by an American woman SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE BURGS LACES Etc HAM Tho Heal Difficulty J H HAGGARD 23j2LEIXS1 - KT The trouble with you said Mr Ruffedges wife after a warm debate is that you are a confirmed dyspeptic No my dear was the answer Thats not correot The trouble with me is that I am a contradicted dyspep ¬ tic Washington Star TWIN BROTHERS w BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY AT

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