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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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liberty Of lheelsiug Lund where my fathers died Laud of the pilgrims pride From evry mountain side Let freedom ring We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on free Haggard Reed We are the peoples friends We use the soap that tackles the dii t and not the shirt t tf Bourbon Steam Laundry Solid Oak with live drnwern Maple and Mahogany Also a number of patterns is nicely finished from 500 to 1000 China Cases Book Cases This mot t essential feature of dining room furniture has never been with T D Judy We have a nice assortment so pleasing in price and design as now T M Puruell sold Leave your orders 1350 to 2500 form SPECIAL THIS WEEK In Oak or Mahoganv finish a combina9 ¬ several days Miss Katie Savage has beeu very ill for several days Robt Savage has resigned his position 55 Ohas Clarke Jr has beeu ill for papers Suuday in Dming Chairs HA tion dtsk and book case at o1 ai 95 4 Wall Panfir A solid Oak Cane Scab Chair this week at y0o New Patterns Original Colorings Low Prices for 1h to 10c Winchester Sunday N wheelmen of Several of the h Paris were down Sunday QfiVrs at 100 Si 10 Dr Harry Smith of Paris was the g est ot the Marshall Bros Sunday Mr Chas Jones sold Turney Smith of Jynthiaua a harness gelding for See our medium line 200 Mr Chus Cheney of Middletowu was here with relatives Saturday and Mr W V Shaw visited relatives native country thee Land of the noble free Thy name I love I love thy rocks and rills Thy woods and templed hills My heart with rapture thrills Like that above Let music swell the breeze And riiig from all the trees Sweet Freedoms song Let mortal tongues awake Let all that hreathe partake Let rocks their silence break The sound prolong M that should take i 0 Carpets Farniture Wall Pape c iwvLl R JWZW TaraguzJTJBeoggkEgTpaTagiiuas WHY IB MOT THE BEST PLOW MADE 500 of them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by k o EDWARD jiiraWftinifjiTim kJ MJUlUlin VI iWn r tm4u Jtamij WWW fCffZZ- People suffering from Kidney Diseas- 1 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 srTRSLa8S J Act fni TST teSwirV ST gg SSSSBF I3jE2Send lor - niSQffq gin A V 851 HlSf nL r ILLB especially recommendI dy ed to marrifid TarHoB nrl WTfrIPC PTBWWTJftVJT BTTT 8 1 1 fl B0IEEGlES9iE3 0 The only safe sure anS reliable F ciuiuu JTJl1 iLi ever offered to Ladies - 8 MOTTS rircnla r CHSJBMLMJAJLi ii i ILr5ce SI OO For Sale By W T Jirookn iblmiiiiiiiii- - hhii iiiii nm CO JruKrit nor box 6 boxes for srfln TfflniTn n 4 ol o 4 T Olevelana Ohio r fMniioH rana do it better The latest Ideas In modern farming rare Dlainlvset forth in the Planet Jr Book for 1893 B Im s il ma in prone m inere is a score oi mese macnines ftyuuuucuiincreasewuiuuaDiuuuuiu uvGuruiAguuuiueu aixy wuiuu x w 4 best with a Planet Jr srsX Yon can do It Hoe easiest quickestthe earth in a scientific yNo killsHorse lets It pulverizes moisture In makes the 8 way the weeds the air and no Tmw - Mliritrarlf a Iffl ithof uu hra r nmrlr lUinnl n n t4 If- - a nrall m o 7n Ul1M3 viuj1 trlnri nrAll ill JUU1 AftT tlwA gaLUCU ntfth you wui be surprised at tne decrease in wort 3 rianeur tools fTTYin Sfirfh 1 Sunday Mr John Ross and wife of Carlisle were jmebts of his sister Mrs Ed Iugels RED WHITE AND BLUE Suuday gem of the Ocean Miss Mande Spears of Lexington waa 0 Columbia the The home of thu brave and the free the guest of relatives here Saturday The shrine of each patriots devotion and Sunday A woild offers nomige to thee Miss Willie Bowden of Paris was Thy mandates make heroes assemble the guest of relatives here from Satur ¬ When Libertys torm stands in view Thy banners make tyranny tremble day to Monday Mr John O Powling and wife of When borne by the red white and blue Carlisle were guests of Mrs Bettie Winn war winged its wid- - desolation Martin Sunday And threatened th laud to deform Furnpil of The ark then of freedoms foundation Misse3 Mary and Jennie Paris were guests of T M Purnell and Columbia rode tafe thro the storm With her garlands of victry around her family Saturday When so proudly she bore her biave Mr Dodd Bst returned Saturday crew from Danville College where he will With her fkg proudly floating before graduate this year her The boast of the red white and blue Dr Wm Savage returned last week from the Ohio Medical College where he The wine cup the wine cup bring hither recently graduated Aud fill you it true o the brim Mr John Connell and wife of Paris May the wreaths they have won never were guests of her mother Mrs Anna wither H Nor the star of their glory grow dixi Thornton Suuday May the service united ne er sever Mrs Joseph Thorn and son of Cvn I th e thianj were guests of Mr G S Allen and navv forever and wife Saturdiy Tnree cheers for the red white and blue Mrs Bette Gibson of Paris was the Chorus guest of her parents W M Payne and When boTjne by the red white and blu wife over dunday When boSrie hy the red white and blue Elder Cox of South Middletown was Thy bannersmake the guest of Mr John Jameson andLS7hen bornejhy the tyranny trembleblue red white and foniilv KVirljTT- - nirrVil- 3JheJoasLiiipiihered whitaand blue uJ - i4i1J 6JU v Miss Sallie Mclntyre was home Satur The boast of cue red white and blue day and Sunday to see her sister M ss The nag floating proudly before her The boast of the red white and blue Annetta who is not much improved white blue J Martin Layson wa3 tried ITriday Three cheers for the red white and blue Three cheers for the red and before Judge Purnell and was com- The army and navy forever mitted to the asylum at Lexington Three cheers for the red white andblue Messrs Dorsey Ray and Robt Dow COLUMBIA and Dr Roberts and family of Paris were here Sunday to visit friends Columbia In thine early days Our Pilgrim FatherR sang thv praise Messrs Chester Reese and Reese Thev landed Clarke of Mason were guests of E P On Plymouth from the Mayflowers deee rock a Clarke andfamily Saturday and Sun That marks the placesnow clad speck from whence the day race Mr Harmon Stitt aud Mr Caleb Cor Of Puritans their true blood trace rington are having 100 feet each of arti- Who fought for independence dear ficial stone pavement put down by H With hearts of steel aud conscience clear Knoll of Covington and several otheis Columbia See what thou art now have contracted A crown of stars on Natures brow Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of With fields of gold and teeming marts horses to Atlanta Friday and a team With all thy chiUreus loving hearts and several good geldings to St Louis Who cling to tbee from sea to sea Saturday Jas Talbott shipped a geld To guard th Peace and Liberty ing to St Louis Who man to man shall eVr be just And in the Lord place all their trust Mr Sanford Carpenter ha3 erected a new 50 foot carriage shed to his livery At morn at noon stable also a new harness room and has O Lord be ever atat eventide our four new rubber tire buggies and claims That we Thv voice may side always hear to have as good horses as are in the And feel that Thou art ever near State it In mercv spite from grief and care Prof T Reynolds Best of Danville The nation bowed in fervent prayer College preached an eloquent sermon Who with one heart and voice implore Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Thy blessing now and ever more Church to a large audience and was much complimented for a young man Qneeii Crsueii Excursions Prof Best returned to Danville Mon dav General Conference A E Church v To Th e we sing Long inay our land be bright With freedoms holv light Protect us with Thy might Great God our King Our Fathers God to Thee Author of liberty 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 of summer Unless Nature is as- ¬ 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 ¬ a Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio spring tonic to Will at be the Windsor Hotel Ky Now is the time every one L H Landman OPTIOIAW M D Paris TUESDAY MAY 10TE month 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each of Paris Kentucky Reeerence Every leading physician TO THE FIBHERS OF BIDBBOI COUNTY - lax appetite fails and they sre totally disabled for a season Everybody just now needs a tonic and Swifts Specific As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fvnce o I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmer who have had the Page Fence in 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Street Cincinnati Ohio -- fs w siSV THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS XY TUESDAY MAY flict of the war 3 1898 One of the first men to reach San Fran- ¬ cisco with a hoard of Klondike gold was an Irishman named Finnegan who had been very poor before lie struck it rich and who consequently was unfamiliar with many or-¬ dinary uses of a life of luxury Oi say yez kin bring me two dozen eye sters he said airily as he took a seat in one of the finest restaurants in Frisco The oysters were soon set before him and Finnegan looking about him for something to put on them and hardly knowing what the something should be spied a bottle of Tobasco and proceeded to season the bi ¬ valves not wisely but too well Impaling an ojrster on his fork he thrust it into his mouth then leaped to his feet with a terrific roar of pain and began dancing about and yelling like a madman cried the proprietor rushing See here to the table keep still or 111 put you out5 me out is it Oi wish yez would put me out yelled Finnegan Me in sides is blazin Ioike a match factory Harpers Magazine P-p-p- ut i s II i F r THE WAR CAMPAIGN- When the news came j view must prevail with the Spanish TROOPS AT TAMPA indicating a great victory for the government and believe any end of the¬ HLn Ingress to Cuba for Relief of Recon- American squadron the enthusiasm of war upon the basis of Cuban indeBe Opened Flying Squadrom the people was let loose and the pendence is to follow soon and that too Receive Orders to Ee in Readiness for centrados to as a Reserve Force Regu ¬ to Be Held Immediate Departure streets of the city have rung with without further notable opportunity lars to Go to Cuba and Volunteers navy to prove its cheers throughout the night The for the American Chickamauca first news of the battle received in power and distinguish itself t Is Thought a Junction will Be Made Judge McComas senator elect from Washington came in a brief cablegram With the Insurgent Army in Cuba Maryland after expressing his joy New Yore April 30 A special to from Madrid about eight oclock Before the Rainy Season Sets a As night wore over the result of the conflict struck the World from Washington says It Sunday evening in on the Island is stated on the highest authority that cable continued to sing key note of the expected result of the on the squadron cannonading at Manila Sunday when the news of victory for the Tamia Fla April 29 The news of as the newly formed preparations for¬ contemwas likely to have a of Adm Dewey and the interest grew he said that it the bombardment of Matanzas forts actual hostilities stand they tremendous effect not only in Spain by Adm Sampson reached into tremendous excitement Thurs ¬ plate these operations ingress to Cuba 1 The opening of Washington is the quiet-¬ but throughout Europe He expressed day afternoon and soon here Ordinarily afterward belief that it would turn the tide Col Melville A est of cities on Sunday but as bulletin the Cochran commanding for the relief ship which is to carry after bulletin was posted in front of of Europen sentiment toward the the First provisional brigade of the supplies to the reconcentradoes and the co operation of the United States the newspaper offices each successive United States Tampa division The idea advanced br Judge Mc- ¬ from Washingtonreceived a telegram naval forces with those of the insur ¬ conveying information more grat ¬ one instructing him to ifying than its predecessor the crowds Comas was expressed by others Sun ¬ hold his command in readiness for im- gent This invasion which is to be in the streets became uproarious day night It is regarded by some as mediate departure with rations for 80 conducted purely as a relief expedi- ¬ Good as well as bad news spreads rap- likely that the decisive victory gained days at Matanzas land tion may This is the first streets by Adm Deweys squadron may open formation regarding- the authentic in- The squadron is to idly and by ten oclock the Sampson movewere crowded with people all discuss- ¬ the eyes of Spain to the seriousness of ments of thj troops here future be urged to make way for and ing the one exciting topic of the hour the conflict upon which she has en- ¬ to protect the relief expedition The gathered in front of the tered In official circles it is regarded hroops Tamj a division embracing the 2 The preventing of the Spanish fleet Hundreds point and at Port Tampa at A Large Number of bulletin boards and every scintilla as almost certain that trouble of a has been this divided into two brigades now at Manila in the Philippines of news and it was all glorious was most critical kind will confront Col Cochran the senior ranking- off- frora joining forces with the Spanish received with enthusiastic cheers the Sagasta government within Spains icer in the camp has been appointed fleets at Cape Verde islands and in Enemy Killed and While victory had been expected the own borders It is pointed out that commander of the first brigade and Cuban waters The instructions to news of it coming as it did come from the Spanish people have been led to Col John Poland the next ranking of commander Dewey are not to shell Wounded Spanish sources gave vent to the believe that their navy was invincible ficsr to the second brigade The first Manila unless the fortifications assail patriotism ofthe people which had and the bitter disappointment that includes the Fifth Sixth Ninth and the American fleet A rigid blockade been pent up for days It was a will ensue over the result of the first Thirteenth regiments The second similar to that established at Havana spontaneous outburst of patriotic engagement of the war is likely to brigade is is to be enforced against Manila An feeling that scarcely knew bounds precipitate internal dissentionsif hot Seventeenthcomposed of the Fourth engagement if any occurs will be pre ¬ and Twenty first regiSpan- ¬ Adm Deweys name was on every lip a revolution Vessels of ments these being- termed provisional cipitated by the Spanish fleet under Another result of Adm Deweys brigades The staff officers have and his praises were sung in the re- ¬ Fighting Mon not command of Adm ish Squadron victory it is thought may be action on as yet been appointed joicings of the people tejo but Col Cochran Thus far no official advices have the part of the powers of Europe to has chosen Capt Turner of his regi- ¬ 3 The Flying squadron is to be held been received by the government The induce Spain to abandon what is re- ¬ ment Sixth as adjtant Col Poland at Fort Monroe as a reserve fleet but president in company with several of garded as a hopeless contest for her has selected Capt Wrenn of the Sev ¬ is to be drawn upon if necessary to bulletins in the Representations may be made to Spain The squad- ¬ cities Other Vessels of the Plset Were his advisers read the house early in that she would better relin enteenth to fill that position in the protect unfortified the Sampson squad- library of the white ron may reinforce ¬ upon Cuba Second brigade The order from Wash ron This is the original plan mapped hold her the evening but later in the night he guish Sunk to Prevent Capture of losing all her ington relating- to the movements be- out more than three weeks ago by As- ¬ went to his office on the second floor than to risk the First brigade referred to is ¬ of the executive mansion where until West Indian possessions and the Phil- ¬ ing- whispered about among the offi ¬ sistant Secretary of the Navy Rooseto peruse ippines as well It is believed to be cers a late hour he continued velt in every dispatch with deepest interest not unlikely that the representations Althoughtheno rotunda of the hotel 4 The Commander of the Don The news was evidently of the most will indicate that since Spanish honor definite orders as citiesThe guardiug of the approaches to on the north and middle Atlantic yet have it is gratifying character to him but no has been satisfied by a conflict Spain expected the been received will re- ¬ coasts by regular war ships and auxil ¬ Juan Austria Killed statement could be obtained at the ex- ¬ can now yield to the inevitable and ac- ceive a similar second brigade iary cruisers The original plan con- ¬ ¬ message ecutive mansion concerning the battle cept the good offices of the powers to ton within a few hours from Washing templated the performance of this Officers here bring about an adjustment or its possible consequences expect that all the troops now station ¬ duty by vessels manned Toy naval re- ¬ from Madrid the In the The American Loss of Life Was Officials of the navy department were statement dispatches that Adm Dewey ed at Chickamauga will be here in a serves but a change was compelled by was made discussing the conflict in reticent in These troops consist of advices of the sailing of a Spanish effeeted a landing on the west side of few days Small and Our Ships the absence of official information 3 GOO cavalry ten batteries of artillery fleet from Cadiz with instructions to but they made no pretense of conceali- Manila bay for the men of his fleet¬ of 500 men and 2590 infantry or a bombard unprotected cities of the Are All Eight ng- their great gratification Secre- ¬ who were wounded in the engage- total of 0600 men Hence the Cn the arrival of northern Atlantic coast upon ments It was asserted in official cir- ¬ these troops it is quite likely that they dispatching Friday of the auxiliary tary Long- declined to comment the subject but it was evident that he cles that this landing had a two fold will be organized into brigades and cruisers New Orleans and San Fran- ¬ cisco to guard approaches to the Mas- ¬ felt relieved It has been known for purpose It was not only that the regiments for transfer to Cuba navy department that a wounded might have better care than New York coasts JGrcat Rejoicing in Washington Over days at the It is well that the much sachusetts and preparations foi the they could receive on shipboard in dreaded rainy known on the island does 5 Hurried conflict at Manila was inevitable and season the Result of the First Xa- while no great fear of the result the face of other probable engage- ¬ not set in for several waeks and officers transportation of the land forces now val Engagement was expressed there was yet a deep ments but also to carry out what believe that the purpose of the army at Chickamauga to either Tampa or was known to be Adm Deweys pur- and navy concern in the heart of every official authorities in Washington is New Orleans for embarkation to Cuba ¬ pose to effect a junction with the in- ¬ to These orders are new and it is expectSunday nights news removes a great effect a surgents as soon as possible The in ¬ army before junction with the Cuban ed that Gen Miles will leave Washing ¬ weight from the minds of all that time or else land Jt is Thought in Official Circles That Com When Secretary Bliss was shown the surgent forces practically surround 10000 or 12000 regular troops there and ton on Sunday to assume actual com- ¬ uiodore Deweys Decisive Victory mand of the land forces first dispatch briefly recounting the Manila on the land sides of the city make a rush upon Havana foreshadows an Early 6 The maintenance of the state mi ¬ victory of the American squadron he and with the intention of securing Washington April 29 A sudden End of the War unhesitatingly expressed his gratifica-¬ control of Manila as soon as possible change in the plans of the administra ¬ litia forces which have reported tion at the result and gave utterance Adm Dewey was to obtain a foot ¬ tion with regard to the campaign in ready in an advanced organized con ¬ to the hope that Adm Deweys fleet ing on the island at the earliest Cuba was apparent Thursday night dition with the view of calling them Hong Kong May 2 Advices from had not suffered - greatly As soon as to follow the regular army forces now Senator practicable moment Manila state that Commodore Dewey Hanna and Mr Chauncey M Depew the junction of American and insur ¬ after a conference at the white house mobilized at Chickamauga Opened a strong cannonade against of New York who were with Secre gent forces the one on sea and the between the president Gen Miles and the Spanish guarding the harbor Sun ¬ tary Uliss at the time were delighted other on land is effected a demand is Brig- Gen Shafter who will be day morning After severe fighting he with the advices and made no conceal ¬ likely to be made for the surrender of in command of the army of in- ¬ for retired to place his wounded in safety ment of their pleasure the city and in the event of refusal vasion Orders have been issued the the immediate mobilization of then returned to the attack After Secretary Alger declared that It was a combined attack would be made upon gaining a decisive victory he retired in a glorious- victory but in common it The result of- such an attack in troops at the ports of departure and the offing without the loss of a vessel with other officials of the administra- ¬ in the abscence of a Spanish fleet and it now seems to be the intention of though hislistof killed and wounded is tion declined to make extended com effective shore batteries seems a fore- ¬ tfre president to take advantage of the inroads made at Matanzas Wednesday said to be heavy The cruiser Don ment upon it gone conclusion and land troops in that vicinity at once Tuan de Austria was blown up and her No news of a definite character is Navy and army circles after mani ¬ commander killed The cruiser Maria festing throughout the day the great- ¬ given concerning- the loss sustained by Several large transports were charterCristina was burned and several small- ¬ est eagerness for news from the Philip- ¬ Adm Deweys squadron and it is ed Thursday afternoon At the conference Thursday night er ships of war were sunk The Span- ¬ pines received with intense joy the scarcely likely in the opinion of ish admiral Monte jo was compelled advices telling of the victory of Adm experts of the navy that au both Gen Miles and Gen Shafter in ¬ to tranfer his flag from the Cristina to Deweys fleet Their satisfaction that thenthic information will be re- ¬ sisted that nothing could be done in the Isla de Cuba The Spanish fleet the defeat of the Spanish had been ceived until Adm Dewey has op ¬ Cuba until the troops had been landed was practically annihilated and Manila overwhelming was strengthened by portunity to communicate officially and were in position to co operate xne president it is panic stricken It is believed here reason of the news coming first almost with the department It is regarded wnn tne neet is said was impressed with the rep- ¬ that the capture of the city is a matter wholly from Madrid and they were as probable that immediately after the resentations made and promised a GEN CHARLES FITZ SIMONS of but a few hours quickly unreserved in expressing- their engagements of Sunday Adm Dewey speedy and effective campaign He Commanding the jMrst Brigade Illinois Lisbon May 2 Reliable news is re ¬ gratification upon the signal triumph sent the revenue cutter McCulloch Natioiirfl Guard strike no blow at ceived here that the Spanish fleet was of the American forces back to Hong Kong- with dispatches said the fleet should land forces were Havana completely defeated off Cavite in the At the Army and Navyclub a large and that the first information from ready to until the the attack Gen SPANISH FLEET follow up two naval engagements Sunday morn ¬ company was gathered and read and him will come from that point Shafter reported that he had trust ing The distance from Manila to Hong worthy advices commented upon the story of the en- ¬ Cape Islands the Effective that the Spanisli army Leaves Going Verde and the Non Effectives London May 2 The Exchange Tel- ¬ gagements as it was presented in the Kong is a trifle over GOO miles and it West Force egraph Co Sunday afternoon sent out bulletins at the club Down town at will take the McCulloch about two was badly demoralized and that a much Proceeding to Another Anehorage smaller army of energetic Americans a dispatch saying it is stated that Com- ¬ their homes and wherever seen the of- ¬ days to make the trip aided by the insurgents could easily ¬ modore Dewey has defeated the Span- ficers were free in giving- vent to the London April 30 The Evening defeat the Spaniards who since their ish fleet It adds that the Spaniards pleasure tliey felt at the news and de ¬ entrance into Cuba had done no hard News Friday afternoon publishes a THE TOPEKA lost 2000 men and that Commodore claring the confidence which they had fig hting and had been reduced by sick-¬ dispatch from St Vincent Cape Verde Dewey lost two ships and 500 men entertained throughout that the Amer- ¬ Formerly the Diogenes Which SailedFrom ness until their fighting strength was islands saying the Spanish cruiser Madkid via Paris May 2 A dis ican ships their officers and men would patch has been received by the Span demonstrate their superiority over the Falmouth Eng April 19 Arrives Safely such that they could not stand punish ¬ Maria Teresa Almirante Oquendo ¬ at New York ment such as he hoped to be able to Vizcaya and Christobal Colon accomish minister of marine saying that the Spanish fleet in Philippine waters give them It was reported after the panied by the Spanish torpedo boat de American fleet was obliged to retreat The absence of any statement Pluton Terror and Furor after a terrible engagement at Manila of specific injury to the American ves- ¬ New York May 2 The United conference that an order would be stroyers the hour the dispatch was filed The dispatch says the Spanish losses sels in the Madrid advices was con- ¬ States cruiser Topeka formerly the issued Friday to the commanders of had at morning just sailed were heavy and that the American strued as convincing indication that Diogenes commanded by Lieut J J troops notifying them to be ready to 9 oclock Fridaydirection presumably in a westerly move at 24 Those at notice ship were severely damaged they had not suffered appreciable in ¬ Knapp which sailed from Falmouth Chickamauga hours to be immediately going toward Cuba are Eng April 19 arrived safely in port London May 2 A special dispatch jury and this was especially pleasing Spanish The dispatch adds from Madrid Monday morning says the to the naval students of the news Not Sunday morning after a rough pas- sent to Mobile and Tampa from which torpedo boats Azor that the Arieto Kayo and The Topeka entered point they will be taken in transports Spaniards fought splendidly the only was the preservation of the sage of 12 days the narrows at 6 a m where she to the Cuban coast in the vicinity of and the Spanish transports San Fran- ¬ sailors refusing to leave the burning- American ships and men considered in cisco and Ciudad de Cadiz sailed at the and sinking ships The captain of the itself a happy outcome but it was slowed down for the health officers in- Matanzas same time in a northerly direction Reina Christina went down with the commented upon as indicating clearly spection then proceeding to the man THE CONFEREES probably going to the Canary islands off Thompkinsville vessel that Adm Dewey and his associate of-¬ of war anchorage up the bay The Evening News commenting- on the vessel Of London May 2 While it is quite ficers and the men under their com- ¬ As she steamed House and Senate Reach an Agree ¬ its dispatch from St Vincent says the She clear that the Spanish squadron has mand had discharged splendidly their presented an odd appearance ment on the Naval Appropriation Bill The import of the cablegram is suffered a crushing defeat at Manila several duties in directing and exe- ¬ has a high sided black painted hull and Waiisington April 29 The confer- that the whole effective fighting force the dispatches leave unclear the in ¬ cuting the fight In this connection two yellow funnels from which the ees of the two houses reached an of the squadron has been dispatched tensely interesting question whether it was pointed out as little less than paint had been washed off by heavy agreement on the naval appropriation west while the non effectives and the the American squadron has suffered marvelous that the American squadron weather She is brig rigged giving bill before adjourning Thursday night ion combatants are proceeding- to an ¬ material damage escaped without severe injuiw because her heavy appearance aloft without Ill the senate increases in the way of other anchorage -- All news thus far comes from Span ¬ notwithstanding the disparity in the fighting tops in fact at a distance she Well informed naval authorities are monitors and torpedo boats were ish sources but it seems evident that naval forces the Spanish fleet assisted presents the appearance of a big cargo adopted The increases include four aware that the torpedo boats could not Commodore Dewey has not captured by the shore batteries should have steamer rather than a war vessel The monitors at4l250000 and 1G instead of traverse the Atlantic at the present Manila Unless he is able to make an- - been able to inflict severe damage to cruisers deck is entirely bare of guns 10 torpedo boat destroyers All the time as they have not sufficient coal other attack and capture the town he its foe before itself being destroyed all her equipment being stowed in the other important additions made capacity for a voyage to Cuba and- the will be in an awkward position having Its failure to do so was explicable only hold The lan ¬ risk of coaling in mid ocean is too Lieut Knapp reported having ex- by the senate are retained no base upon which to retire and refit upon the hypothesis of perfect and guage in regard to the enlistment g reat Probably therefore the United swift work by the Americans An perienced a very rough passage From of seamen was arranged so as to pro- ¬ This long delayed move is most States squadron will be obliged to opinion freely expressed Sunday night the time of leaving the channel up tc vide for 1000 more marines A pro- ¬ significant Its significance lies in the make for San Francisco as the en ¬ by naval officers is that the very de- ¬ the banks a succession of strong west vision was inserted giving the secre ¬ fact which can hardly be over empha- ¬ After trance to Manila bay was heavily cisive victory of Adm Deweys fleet erly gales were encountered passing the banks the wind hauled tc tary of the navy authority to enlist¬ sized that it is practically Spains first mined with torpedoes will mean probably an early end to volunteers up to the rank of com- move since the outbreak of hostilities Commodore Dewey displayed great the war without further naval battles the southeast and blew a strong gale mander This was done so that the St Vincent Cape Verde Islands pluck and daring- in making- for the of importance The American fleet it is for four days with a very rough sea department could avail itself of the April 30 Friday afternoon there was suggested is now supreme in the wat¬ The Topeka behaved well throughout services of the officers of the American a collision among- the vessels of the inner harbor Washington May 2 Washington ers of Spains Pacific possession and in ¬ and sustained but trifling- damage liners chartered by the government Spanish fleet and some of them have rejoiced Sunday night dications were strongly towards the about the decks returned here The conference will report Friday Not since the dark days of the great slipping of the Philippines from her Eleven Spanish Prisoners Portugals Neutrality Decreed civil conflict of a third of a century control It was said that only by Madrid May 2 Blanco cables that John B Moore Takes the Oath of Office Washington April 29 Prof John Lisbon April 30 A decree announc¬ ago have the people of this city been quickly yielding to our demands in the American war ships blockading io profoundly moved by war news as Cuba could this loss possibly be avert- ¬ Cienfuegos captured a Spanish mer ¬ B Moore qualified Thursday at the ing the neutrality of Portug al was ed Spain it was argued was con ¬ chant steamer A colonel surgeon state department as assistant secretary published in the Gazettee Friday The the3r were Sundar evening of the Hispano-Ame- rThe first battle fronted with a situation which prom- ¬ six officers and three non commissioned of state and in the absence of Secre- ¬ proclamation forbids the equipment or ican war has been fought and victory ised naught save disaster in case she officers were held as prisoners Civil- tary Day received the representatives entry of privateers in Portuguese of foreign governments having diplo ¬ waters and permits the entry of bel- ¬ lies with Adm Deweys squadron un ¬ elected to force more fighting- The ian passengers were liberated matic business with the United States ligerents into Portuguese ports for a superiority of a superior fleet has been der the stars and stripes brief stay only Reported Captured by Cubans That was enough to set the people demonstrated in the Pacific and the Manzanillo Railway Employes Can Enlist of Washington almost in airenzy of same it is contended would be inevit ¬ London May 2 A dispatch to the Still Cruising in the Straits St Louis April 29 General Man¬ enthusiastic rejoicing- For days they able in the Atlantic in case the clash Evening- News from Kingston Ja- ¬ ager William B Doddridge of the London April 30 According to a From whatever point of maica says that Santiago de Cuba is Missouri Pacific announced Thursday Eispatch to the Daily Telegraph from in common with the people through ¬ comes out the country have been awaiting view considered the policy of more blockaded that the Cubans captured night that the positions of any of the Sibraltar the Spanish war ships Pe news from the Philippine islands as fighting upon the part of Spain Manzanillo and that 8000 Americans employes of the road who enlisSed layc Carlos V and Alfonso VIII to- ¬ everything pointed to a battle at promises nothing- - but more Spanish have landed on the southern coast of would be reserved for them until th gether with several gunboats are still iJanila that might be a decisive con- - misfortune Navy officers think this Cuba under the Cuban Gen Lacret eruismg in the Straits hostilities ended I Just What He Wanted V flGTOHT ik smt no tr im Dni i in liii ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - the - ¬ The incalculable mineral wealth of new ¬ ly found mining regions largely run by syndicates and promoted by transportation companies is in too many instances really a fable the products or industry in legitimate fields of enterprise nearer home are far surer and promise more stable rewards No one will go unrewarded in the matter of improved health who use regularly Hostetters Stomach Bitters for malaria dyspepsia conc stipation biliousness ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fabulous Wealth Three the Sunk ¬ - When a girl goes away to a larger town on an extended visit there is no great sur- ¬ prise when she returns with a change of color in her hair Atchison Globe Sons of Atlanta Ga The greatest dropsy specialists in the world Read their adver-¬ tisement in another column of this paper Dropsy treated free by Dr H H Greens - When you dont know be brave enough to say so Besides it is a good plan I dont know will save you many a useless argu- ¬ ment Atchison Globe Fortify Feeble Lungs Against Winter with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute - - m ¬ The baby in the cradle evidently thinks this is a pretty rocky old world Chicago News I could not get along without Pisos Cure for Consumption It always cures Mrs E C Moulton Needham Mass Oct 2291 We have noticed that the man who is lucky says nothing about the proverbial luck of a fool Atchison Globe X L - Exoeri guided by experience HO ¬ And Not Experiments Should be Your Aim in Buying Medicine you should be Experiments are uncertain in result experience is sure Experiments may do you harm experi- ¬ ence proves that Hoods Sarsaparilla will do you wonderful good Thousands gladly tell what Hoods has done for them They want you to know and they urge you to try it That is what is meant by the vast number of testimonials written in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla They give the re- ¬ sults of experience and prove that Let others experiment - s - -- - - -- Is Americas Greatest Medicine Sold by all druecrists SI six for 5 Get only Hoods are gentle mild effect tive A11 druggists 25c nOOU S Jh 4 parilla -- y nooa s Kins Vi y ¬ - SPEAK THE TRUTH De Leon Tex writes Hmwim - - having Saved my Life 6 years ago when I was down with Liver Complaint and Kidney Disease I think it a far better medicine than that made by Zeilin and Black Draught a widow and can Etrongly recommend Dr 31 A Sim- ¬ mons Iiiver Medicine it I affi ¬ - ¬ ¬ During the period of gestation the tension Upon the muscles and ligaments of the womb is greatly increased and the blood vessels arc taxed to their utmest If there is any tendency 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may occur in persons who have long suffered with hemorrhoids or m women from repeated discharges of blood from the uterus The lips and tongue lose their natural red color and become white and the face looks like wax The most efficient remedy for this condi ¬ tion is Dr Simmons Squaw Vino Wino The improvement produced by its uso is frequently almoot magical an enfeebled heart becomco strong and equable ia itB action digestion improves the lips and checks lose their pallor and the eye be ¬ comes bright and the step clastic Anaemia is a condition often called pov erty of blood from deficiency of the red corpuscles which give to this fluid its char- ¬ acteristic color 16 arises from inBufiiciency Paleness Y it - Vs If - m - v- - - Wfo - - - - and get a 15c package fSvl Go to your grocer to day v iStLL urt i JS - r U of Ujjfe -- Grain 0 ful IcSlftofen18837011 GRN- - sffrK K ¬ - - - It takes the place of coffee at J the cost Made from pure grains it is nourishing and health ¬ tjffv yaBffjljtfy- - 1 - rani- - - - lle fv - V t r THE BOTJRBON NEWS PARIS KT TUESDAY MAY 3 1898 MM w 3 t THE YOLUKTEERS To THE AMENDMENTS ¬ IN EVENT OF WAE Hawaiian ut Under Islands May the Protection of the American Flag -Bo-P-- GOVERNORS OF STATES Eveiy Endeavor Being- Made to Or ganize Them Into an Army - the War Revenue Bill Voted Down the Houae on Friday The Vote WasT 181 Yeas to 131 Kays Carious Changes amd Contrasts EiltTtiner Political Conditions Throughout the Union - la Tax on Chewing Gum Reduced Tax on Seer is Extended to Cover Beer Stored A Tax on AIL Pay Telephone Messages department to organize the volunteer army and increase the regular army to its full war strength measures which require a large amount of detailed and laborious work It is the confident expectation of the officials that rapid progress will be made with this work and that in the course of several weeks affairs will -- Washington April 29 Every en- ¬ deavor is being- put forward b3r the war - have so shaped themselves that form after it had been loaded down the volunteers and regulars will be in with amendments in committee of the fairly good organized condition al- ¬ whole Many amendments were of¬ most if not ready for their mobiliza- ¬ fered to the bond feature of the bill tion at the more central points prior ranging from a proposition for the to their active work in the field No- ¬ substitution of an income tax protwithstanding that the apportionment vision to an authorization for an issue of troops among the states and the of 150000000 greenbacks designation of their rendezvous were were voted down At the last lint all minute made after careful consideration ef-¬ the democrats decided to offer the mo ¬ forts to have them changed are still tion to recommit with instructions to being made and Secretary Alger and report back the income tax propo- ¬ Adjt Gen Corbin were Thursday sition as an amendment to the bill again busy considering applications in instead as of a substitute for the this direction bond provision This was due to the The republican members of the ways fact that a number of democrats had and means committee held a meeting declined to vote to strike out the bond Thursday at which 50 amendments to provision The motion was defeated the war revenue bill were agreed to 134 173 Four republicans voted with These will be offered in the house Fri ¬ the democrats and populists on this Many of them were mere vote day But on the final passage of the amendments verbal but there bill which was carried ISl UJl the im- ¬ were some of considerable democrats and populists with six ex- ¬ portance ex- ¬ of One these ceptions voted solidly against the bill empts mutual and co operative life in ¬ The democrats who voted for the bill surance companies from taxation The were Messrs Cummings McClellau tax on insurance companies is trans- and Griggs of New York Fitzgerald ferred from the policies to the premi- ¬ Mass Me A leer Pa and Wheeler ums In this the amendment conforms Ala Two republicans Messrs Lin to the law of 1SGG The tax on ney NC and Thorp Va voted with marine inland and fire insurance poli- ¬ the opposition Quite a number of cies is extended to cover employers democrats declined to vote liability associations title insurance Three sets of officers who will be companies glass and all other special prominent in the organization and insurance companies of which many mobilization of the volunteer army classes have grown up in the past few have now been appointed viz The years mustering officers who will swear the Railroad telegraphic messages and volunteers into the service of the gov all other leased wire messages are ex- ¬ ernment the surgeons will examine empted by an amendment limiting the them and the quartermasters whose tax to messages on which the compan- ¬ business it will be to attend to the is ies charged are to be paid or to be col- ¬ suance of camp equipage arms etc lected and to provide for their transportaThe tax on chewing gum is reduced tion The preliminary steps there from one cent on a five cent package fore are well under way for the organ The tax on ization and equipment of the 1200U to one quarter of a cent is extended to include beer men called for by the president beer It stored The amendment was deem- ¬ was expected that by Friday some ed necessary to cover beer in storage of the state troops might possibly have The license of dealers in leaf tobacco been formally sworn into the service is reduced from 24 to 312 on those of the United States but at the close 10000 of office hours whose sales do not exceed was stated that no per annum and from 4S to 24 reports showingitthis to have been ac on dealers whose sales exceed that complished had been received In most amount The most important amend- ¬ instances however the mustering ofment was one which levies a tax of one ficers have to travel considerable discent on all pay telephone messages tances to reach the states where lhc costing below 25 cents The original arc to perform their duties which will provision exempted messages for a dis- delay for some time the enlistment of tance below 30 miles Mr Tawney of the guards as soldiers of the United Minnesota estimates that this amend-¬ States A few additional changes of ap ment which will cover all cit and portionmentof troops to the states were suburban business will raise 5000 made Friday but as far as practicable 000 the war department officials are ad There have been some conferences hering to their first decision not to in between the republican and democrat- ¬ crease ic leaders on the question of the final The rendezvousing points in half a vote on the war revenue bill If dozen states were changed because of some of the democrats should vote representations that have been madu against the bill oh its final pas- - that these were for the best interests sage on account of the bond pro of the service Secretary Alger was vision it is feared that their very busy considering the many appliaction might be misunderstood cations in the volunteer army that abroad where it is important that a have been filed with the department solid front be presented It seems and it is expected by Monday of next likely now therefore that the opposi- week a list of nominations for thesu tion will content itself with a record will be sent to the senate vote on the proposition to strike out Gen Miles and his assistants were in the bond and substitute the income conference at various times during the tax and that there shall be no final day respecting military operations roll call upon the final passage There that are to be undertaken in the occu will simply be a viva voce vote pation of Cuba They all maintain the strictest reticence concerning tlie re sult of these deliberations and have adopted the policy of making nothing public regarding them even the regular army movements are not divulged and none of the offconfirmthe reports icers would published Friday that the infantry at New Orleans and some of the troops at Chickamauga are to proceed without Gen Shafter who delay to Tampa commands the brigade at New Orleans left Friday night accompanied b3 his adjutant Col Babcock The Cuban representatives in New York were at Gen Miles headquarters Fridaj and were consulted in regard to varions steps which would arise in connection with the co operation of United States troops with the insurgent forces in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington April 30 The House Fridaj passed the war revenue bill with only the amendments agreed up ¬ on by the republican members of the ways and means committee added In order to accomplish this a parlia mentary maneuver was necessary as the whole time for amendments was exhausted by the niinoritj trying to amend the bond feature of the bill Mr Dingley offered as a substitute an entirely new bill containing these elements after the bill had been reported back to the house This was an old par liamentary trick frequently resorted to years ago The Morrill tariff law was passed in this way in its original ¬ ¬ There are 45 states in the union and England Favors This Course Bather Thau heretofore those in the west and north- ¬ Permit Another Power to Control Her Line of Commuicatioti west have usually had republican and With Australia those in the south and southwest have New York May 2 A special to the Press from Washington says When President Dole of Hawaii left this country recently after his visit to aid in the annexation proceedings before congress he carried with him the draft of a bill which promises to make history It is for passage by the Hawaiian congress and provides in the event of a war in which the United States may need the Hawaiian islands for a base of supplies that the ¬ ¬ islands shall be put under the protection of the American flag It was prepared with the knowledge of members of the senate committee on foreign relations and had the approval of the administration in certain conditions one condition that it should not be submitted to the Hawaiian con- ¬ gress unless there was a war When President Dole left this country war with Spain had not been declared but ¬ ¬ Serious Case Mrs OGrady An hows Mr OReilly asually had democratic governors while this marain the Pacific states and the middle states Mrs Olleilly Woree honey He was have oscillated the two parties winning taken with another disease lashtnoight alternately NewEnglandhas generally Mrs OGrady An fwhat is that been republican though in recent years same Massachusetts Rhode Island and Con- ¬ Mrs OReilly The doctor called it necticut the three southern New Eng ¬ eonvaleshent Tit Bits land states have had several demo- ¬ How They Carry Their Pole cratic governors At the present timo You will find it a difficult matter these conditions are totally change J To move with the people of rank Three states previously overwhelm ¬ For to walk on societys tight rope ingly democratic Kentucky West Vir ¬ Your balance must be at the bank Puck ginia and Maryland have all of them republican governors On the Pacific NOT PARTICULARLY WASTED party lines are much mixd California has a democratic governor and so has Washington though Washington is A mwslp Did you give him any 5S Why It Didnt Connt encourage- ¬ ment cold fused to consider himself out in tha tothe impecunious young man who re ¬ irquired the mother referring Oh dear no none at all replied On one or the beautiful daughter two occasions at the seashore last sum ¬ mer I promised to be his wife but that was all Chicago Post ought to see the orders house First Commercial Tourist You just 1 Orders get from my Second Commercial Tourist so I get mine from the trade go Journal So you refused him That Chica- ¬ strongly republican Oriigon has a re- ¬ publican governor and Nevada has a free silveritc governor In a strip of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ was deemed probable No conditions are to be imposed on the United States should the American flag be raised over the islands If a was named an appropri- ¬ consideration ation would be required which would need congress action and probably cause complications A majority in the senate and house are in favor of the annexation of Hawaii and the project has failed so far only two thirds vote in the upper bodr In an emergency the president can exercise what is known as the war power He can accept the privilege granted by the Hawaiian government for a base of supplies in the Pacific ocean and to guard the islands completelj the Hag of the United States would be raised as a barrier against which for- ¬ eign meddling would not be permit- ¬ ted It would not surprise well known legislators to hear by the next steamer from Honolulu either a confirmation or strong indication of the fulfillment of this important news The operations of Commodore Dewey in the Philippine islands are signif- ¬ icant in connection with the expected establishment of a protectorate or sovereignty over Hawaii The Hawaiian islands are on a line drawn from the Philippines slights northward to San Francisco From the Philippines to Honolulu the dis- ¬ tance is more than 4 000 miles From Honolulu to San Francisco it is 2100 miles The necessities of the United States demand this resting place British necessities are so great in com- ¬ merce that if the United States does not control this Pacific station Great Britain must in self protection assume Honolulu promises to become the resort of a tremendous fleet of ocean steamers mostly British All collier ships have to stop thereand the present Hawaiian government will not be able to maintain proper police and sanitary conditions The expectation in the English foreign office is that the United States will respond to Hawaiis ¬ control ¬ to the Rocky mountains and including the three states of Nebraska Kansas and Colorado a region settled original ¬ ly by New England men and their fami-¬ lies there are no republican governors There is a democrat at the head of af- ¬ fairs in Colorado and there are popu- ¬ list governors in Nebraska and Kansas North Dakota has a republican gov- ¬ ernor South Dakota has a democrat Utah lying midway between Colorado and Oregon has a republican governor though in the presidential election of 1S9G Bryan polled more than SO per cent of the entire vote of the state New Jersey which almost uniformly from the beginning of the civil war had a democratic has now a republican gov ¬ ernor and North Carolina which has al- ¬ most uniformly been democratic has a republican governor All the states of the Ohio valley including Ohio Indiana and Illinois have now republican gov- ¬ ernors So have Wisconsin and Michi- ¬ gan and one of the most surprising manifestations of the caprice of party sentiment and preference is this that in Illinois long a close state the re- ¬ publican majority at the last election for governor was 113000 votes whereas Minnesota which since its admission into the union in 1S5S has been solidly republican gave the present republican governor a majority of only 3600 There is a democratic governor in Dela-¬ ware Idaho has a democratic governor Montana a populist governor and Wy ¬ oming a republican goverror yet these three states have interests almost iden ¬ tical the character and pursuits of their inhabitants are about the f ame and the issues which separate the voters are alike Missouri Arkansas and Texas have democratic governors and Vir ¬ ginia continues to adhere to the demo- ¬ cratic column by a lead so large that the republicans didi not deem it necessary territory stretching from the Missouri said Maud replied Mamie I told him I send back any letters unopened shall I wouldnt be so rude There might be matinee tickets in some of them Washington Star Superfluous FotAiallty Giles Have you asked her fathers consent Bowles Xo it isnt necessary fiiles Hows that Jewles She has just declined me Stray Stories Quits Mrs Dumjohn I married you for love and I did not get it Dumjohn Well then we are quits Jink My dear MacFuddle its the I married you for money and I did not very thing you want Charming house get it X Y World lovely spot Cheap too But one He Explains great drawback You cant get any Mrs Brown Its a shame the way water there the earlv settlers killed off the Indians MacFuddle O that doesnt matter Mr Brown They couldnt get close London Punch enough my dear to chloroform them For That Tired FeelingPuck Yes - Prudent The trouble with full many a man Upon this whirling clod Is that he thinks he needs a drugWhen he only needs a prod Chicago Daily News Editor One of my fair subscribers wants to know how to change the color of her hair Caller What would you say Editor I shall advise her to marry some nice young man to reform him Puck A Last Will a lawyer Well my boy Im Uncle sorry to hear that you are studying law I cant see any way thata young lawyer can make money now Nephew There is one way theres a will theres a way A Nice His Advice The happiest thing In the world la having A maid so true he said Tis not to be compared she answered With having a trousseau made N Y Truth POOR FELLOW The Joys of Love t Where N Y Truth ¬ Wife reading letter Who do you think is coming to pay us a visit to makewa nomination at the last state Husband Who election1 notwithstanding the fact that Wrife My mother North Carolina to the south Kentucky Husband That will be a visitation Distinction ¬ invitation England favors this course rather than to permit another power to con- ¬ trol her line of communications with The British ministry Australia has assured the state department that it views with favor Hawaiian occupa tion by America ¬ and West Virginia to the west and Maryland to the north of Virginia have all of them republican governors The states which choose governors this year are New York New Jersey Alabama Arkansas Massachusetts Connecticut Colorado California Maine Michi ¬ Georgia Idaho Kansas gan Minnesota Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire North Dakota Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Wisconsin and Wyom- ing- - --N Y Sun Wha She My fathers a general daes your father do He Whatever mother tells him Papa when a horse laughs he kicks Ally Sloper up his heels doesnt he guess so I No Checks Well old Bill has just laughed at The college boy now grieves about Bennie Wont you come out and carry This paradcx unwitting Because his fathers loving caro N Y Truth him in Town Topics Breaking the Sews ¬ Too Previous Graces eyes are full of tear3 Shes caught cold I fear She donned her new biking garb Toe early in the year Up to Date ABSOLUTELY NOT II I Mi Appears so unremitting Judge TEE PIPE FACE It Is Claimed to Be as Visible and Distinit as the Often Noted Bicycle Face of smoking pipes has a perceptible had my permission my doctor Puck A Gets the Drop on People Jorkins Drugged and robbed Wh dont you have some action taken in th4 matter Jobson I ca nt 1 suppose the fellow Yon see he waa ¬ ¬ It is declared that the constant habit ef-¬ ¬ ¬ - Cuba The military department has depots REAR ADMIRAL BUNCE Navy Yard at Brook- ¬ of supplies at New Orleans Mobile Commandant of the lyn N Y Terror Collides With the Hornet Key West Fla April 29 While cruising off Matanzas Wednesday night the Terror and the Hornet collided Both shins had their lisrhts out In J the darkness the Terror struck the smaller vessel amidships The commander of the monitor thought he had rammed the Hornet and kept right ahead for fear that if he reversed his engines he might pull out his ram and cause the Hornet to sink He commanded the crew of the Hornet tG jump aboard the monitor All but the engineers crews obeyed The latter being below saw that no harm was done and stuck to the ship The Hornet finally swung free She was not dam ¬ ¬ secretary Tampa and Chickamauga adequate it is said for the immediate means of the the signal officer of the army has recommended the formation of an independent regiment of signal Gen Greelj men Paris Sighted OIT ¬ v Wl aged After American Merchant Vessels London April 29 It is reported iD Madrid sas a special dispatch Thurs day afternoon from the Spanish capital that a Spanish squadron of nine war ships sailed from Manila on Mon day last to take up positions off Subig bay where they will await the passage of American merchant vessels for the purpose of capturing them Ammunition for the Fleet Off Havaua Tampan Fla April 29 The naval tender Fern heavily laden with am munition sailed Thursday morning for the fleet off Havana She is being eonvoyed by the gunboat Annapolis ¬ New York April SO At 247 a m the American liner Paris was sighted cast of Fire island The vessel has been rechristened the Yale and will be transformed into an auxiliar- - cruiser She left Southamp ¬ ton April 22 at 215 p m and the next day was reported to have been cap tured by a Spanish war ship She proved the prediction of Capt Wm Angell that she would show her heels to anv cruiser afloat able news comes ¬ Fire Island fect upon the face the lips to hold the pipe in position increases the curvature of the lips round the stem and the muscles become more rigid here than in other parts Thus the lips at certain points become JOHN A T HULL stronger and the pipe is unconsciously Chairman of the House Committee on held in the same habitual position Military Affairs After long continuation of the habit Spain Will Not Kesort to Privateering small circular wrinkles form parallel New York Mav 2 It is stated on with the curvature of the lips around high authority says the Madrid corre- the stem These are crossed by finer spondent of the Herald that the Span- lines caused by the pressure of the lips ish governments reservation of its to retain the stem in position right to issue letters of markquc does In the caiie of old men who have not necessarily imply that she will have recourse to privateering The smoked a pipe for years the effect upon government indeed has no intention the lips is very marked not only alterat present of doing so She has simply ing the form of the lips but of one enreserved the right should circum- tire side of the face causing the stances such as the destruction of the wrinkles that are the result of age to Spanish fleet compel her taking such deepen and instead of following the natural course of facial wrinkles to a course change their course so as to radiate Minister Woodford Leaves for Home Gen Woodford from the part of the month where the Paws May 2 FurtherUnited States minister to Spain sailed pipe is habitually carried Havre Saturday on La Touraine more one or both lips often protrude from for New York Before his departure just like the lips of people who used to he said that Italy and Austria are the suck their thumbs when children The only two countries now holding com- effects of pipe smoking upon the teeth munications regarding the future of and lower jaws are even more apparent Spain There is not at present he add than in the case of the lips If any man ed any movement for peace who has smoked a pipe for a consider Nothing Reliable Front Manila Before able length of time will take the trouble Monday to examine his teeth he will find that Washington May 2 There was at the jjoint where he usually holds the no possibility of hearing from Manila stem between his teeth the latter have Saturdaj-- The navy department says become worn Medical Becord it will be Monday or later before reli ¬ The pressure of Silver Lining Husband Pve just Wife Horrors heard there is a case of smallpox in thj flat above us Husband Yes I know about it Thats all right Its the voting man who plays the flute Moll X Y Weekly Explained between waltzes He said the world had been like a desert to him till he met me Polly That explains why he dancea so like a camel I suppose Tit Bits Q ¬ ¬ ¬ But George suppose papa set- ¬ her famil are mushrooms you know tles inj dowry on me in my own right Town Topics He Well my dear girl its er Fatal nothing to me if he does London Who is the belle to nghtasked she Punch As they stood on the ballroom floor She V3 Van Clove That Miss JNewleigh looks good enough to eat Miss Passee enviously Why yes Rifht in Season ¬ Arithmetic I count not lovers by bruised hearts That is not my plan at all I score them up by the wheels that stand In the rack out in the hall N Y Journal He looked around the room to sese And she speaks to him no more Harlem Life THE TRUE SPOUTIXG INSTINCT ¬ ¬ Went Out of His Way Phipps Hes the most bashful man I ever met Quipps Quite trup Ive known him to decline to meet a note when it was due Town Topics Diflioulties in the Way believe in an aristocracy of intel- ¬ I lect F ¬ ¬ I dont know There would be same old scrap as to who would be ¬ the Puck long to it Oh ¬ ¬ ¬ April o0 Fire early Fri cay morning in the J K Simmons block on Howard street damaged B Fcrbstehrs tobacco store SloOUO and spreading to the Masonic temple did Sl 000 damage to lodge rooms The public library was slightly scorched A parrot owned by J H Todd gave the alarm and he and his wife narrowly escaped Mr Btatids Amendment Defeated Washington April SO Mr Blandjs mendraent to issue 150000000 of greenbacks was defeated by a vcte oi lOGtoHT O Aebox The Parrot Saved Their Lives Serves as an Alarm Cadiz a White City nassick A baby is a good thing to There could not possibly be a whiter in the house The Paris Arrives at New York city than Cadiz unless it were built ot Walker Yes if you want to prevent New Yokk May 2 The United snow As you near the coast vou see in States auxiliary cruiser Yale formerly front of you a white mass which ap- oversleeping yourself Boston Tran ¬ the American line steamship Paris pears to be floating upon the water script eluded the Spanish war ships and TJie first thought of a foreigner is Financial intervals at her dock Saturda- - morning that he is in sight of an iceberg Chica- ¬ A little quarrel now and then helps with her 150 passengers She was go Inter Ocean a love affair sighted off Fire island at 247 oclock Yes the lover quits buying roses TrttstZuI Saturday morning The liner about Do you consider Mittimus to be de¬ and gets a chance to catch up with his which such deep anxiety has been felt Chicago Record board bill sailed from Southampton one weeago pended upon I wduld trusthihi with millions Friday at 4 p m She was in cpmmantii A ThouKht Apiece Butyou havent Jhc millions ofXapt Watkins and carrJedTJesides TTwo souls with but a single thought But hrL the same one no I know Perhaps that is thaTeason her passengers a cargo made tip mostly He with her beauty i3 distraught of munitions of war fortne United why I would trust Him with them She wishes he would go States navyBoston Transcript Chicago Record -- ¬ le ¬ Theyve got a bet on v Dont mum Dont stop Ally Sloper - eml ar--riv- ed Not n Popular Kind They say that ghosts- appear in that windows of that old haunted housa every night Boo I must say I dont fancy that kind of window shades PhiladeJphia Bulletin - - Overdo Insr It What makes j ou think S doesnt- care much for his wife Because hes always so attentive W her in public rBrooklyn Liie - V n tw unyva Mflg i ii9 r -- jrSR v 7t- - r 4 1 THE BOTJflBQN NEW S flAEIS KT TUESDAY - MAY 3 1B98 r frftrnnraiiliH About Famous Battlefields May 1 I oyal makes the iood pure wholesome and delicious I I Chickamauga National Park Ga 18U8 POWDER Absolutely Pure I I 1 ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO EW YORK I TIE Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by rr at miT nrrAHXD najumvuu EditQri and oilmen BBUOE MILLER oayable to the order of Champ Make all Checks Money Miliar Orders etc Apropos of the intense interest mani fested by the people in military matters a few p ragraphs about the flower of Uncle Sams standing army may be oi Dar interest to readers of The News ing a brief trip Sunday to the battleMissionary fields of Chickamauga Ridge and Lookout Mountain I saw about eteht thousand soldiers in camp at the Chickamauga National Park the scene of one of the most memorable butiles ill the civil war The park which coutaius six thousand acres is a beauti f ul place lying in the Northern edge of Georgia and contains 300 memor ¬ ial tabhs and handsome monuments erected to the memory of the fallen heroes The only memorial commem- ¬ orative of the Kentuckians who fought at Chickamauga has just been erected to the memory of Brigadier General Benjamin Helm It isa modest unas suming pile consisting of a three sided pyramid of shells mounted on a trian gular stone base A tablet on one side of the monumeat bears the inscription Benjamin H Helm Brig Gen C S Commanding Brigade Bneckiu A Mortally Wounded ridges Division Here About 10 am Sept 20 1803 The monument is rather isolated in a peaceful vale now thick with pine and oak trees About forty Bourbon county Orphan the of men members Br gade and Col W C Breckinridges Cavalry participated in the Chicka ¬ mauga and Missionary Ridge engage¬ ¬ conld not aeo each other at intervalp The mountain is 85 miles flong tire feet point being 1600 highest above Chattanooga and 2400 above the sea level It can be ascended by a standard guage railroad two electric j iCiineSt and a wagon road From the Point can be seen one of the most sub- ¬ lime panoramic views of America The view embraces the Tennessee Valley the Moccasin Bend the Jhickainauuf Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain and Wauhatchie battlefields the Gar- ¬ den of The Gods and the city of Chatta- ¬ nooga Standing on the Ppiut one can Ken- see into seven States Tennessee Virginia North Carolina tucky Georgia Alabama aud Sourh Caroliua The mountain guide said that a bride- iiia uuy lulu groom tourist jixjj curtr infn ejfr1jthe extra one being the matrimonial state An intoxicated tourist could probably go him several better -- Stay Of Watters Party limited tf m nted Wattevs Party will remain in Paris bu a short time ami the days which you can place your orders will soon be past Thi-i- - studio at the Hotel Windsor is a vt ry busy place as they are putting the finishing touches on a num ¬ ber of pittmirs now almost ready for delivery This opportunity to procure portraits by celebrated artists bhould not he nerlrted Remember their stiy in Pari- - it limited tf FARMERS FRIENlP AND HAMILTON SteeMraine Corh plaDteiK ft Call and see the new line boys waists- - 25 50 and 75 cenfs at Prce Gos clothiers No trouble to show goods j Wtwo-year-o- ld - STODDARD of HAMILTON jeD- Foil CiAL- Two neis nit- mivk Apply to lieuuett Tarr r rl I M si i tliapr it ¬ Sunday afternoon I saw seyernl Hags Rekds new lanudry is cavalry officers duplicate Gen Putnams doMij ri vd at class work Give us a call darfng equestrian feat by riding their hjgoakd ItEED rt horses down fifty steps to Point Rocb on which they sat n ouuted while the Dont try to put uovvu that old car ¬ took several pet Lookout photographer luv a new one at T T FHntons shots at them Thn horses were very U e Parib Milling Co s Purity surefooted and the tup was successfully W C flour for sale by ail grocers made with apparent ease i BROWN MALTA New Departure TONGUE AND TONGUELESS w SCINTILLATIONS xlu Ask for it Take no other Y Interesting Comment Jumble Of News Aud quart a revival in Van Hook WiiSKi 50 ceuts per McDekmott Spears Sam Jones isholdiug ¬ ments j Ordinarily the Chickamauga battle ¬ field has a serenely peaceful aspect barring the monuments and cannon which everywhere meet the eye and it is difficult to imagine the deadly conflict oceurriug on such a quiet spot But on Sunday morning when there were thousands of soldiers and horses on the famous field only the booming of the artillery and the ceaseless roar of the musketry were necessary to recall scenes of Sept 19 and 20 1863 when brother against brother and father against sou engaged in mortal combat of Uncle Louisville The Glasgow Times reports a shower of mice Rats A commercial club has oeen organized Co ltlplWllggSEWR8PlIll3 1 a ¬ at Morchead Manilla Captured t A Hong Kong cablegram to the New York Journal yesterday afternoon said The last cable from Manilla says that the Spanish capitulated and the capture of the city was effected A Washington by the American fleet The belief among the special says higher officiate here is that the European powers will now force Spaiu to sue for peace President McKiuley has received official confirmation of the American victory at Manilla Spanish Admiral Montejo admits that his fleet at Manilla was completely demolished The populace at Madrid is on the the verge of a revolution and armed soldiers are parading the streets to preserve order A lengthy account of the battle at Manilla is printed on page two ¬ j Notes Of Kentucky Militia The Nicholasville Company has been presented with a fine flag Judge Lafferty of Cynthiana will give the Cynthiana company a handsome silk flag A mill ary company will be organized at Mt Sterling The Kentucky Press I ta i a r The Lexington Leader celebrated its tenth anniversary Sunday The Leader is an excellent paper which fully de ¬ serves every bit of the success it has won L T Woods Matrimonial Journal will make its first appearance this week at Mt Sterling It will be a monthly paper The Grayson Eagle a Repnbican paper has ceased to scream BoBley Champ Parris the handsome little three months old son of Mr George N Parris of the Paris Reporter was a visitor at The News office the other day The bright little fellow who is named for the editors of The News and the Reporter was dressed in velvet coat and pants They are all official inferm itio rela h g o the iule3 hardy looking fellows and are well governing the sport aud in order to supcalculated to sustain the reputation of ply this demand the League of American America as having the best soldi rs in Wheelmen has just issued for free d s the world Sunday was a quiet day in tribution an unusual v laTge edition of camp some of the men getting leave to the racing rules as reis d for 189S The while proportion of these rule s allotted to Ken go into Chattanooga for the da others lounged in shady spots or played tucky has been delived to Ov e Lv baseball Here and there could be seen son Secretary Treasurer of Kentucky No 2510 West a soldier xriting a letter to his loved Division L A W who ones at home and others occupied the Jefferson Street Louijville Ky time washing their clothes The thous will mail a copy to any one upon re ands of soldiers the t of countless white ceipt of stamp for postage Mm- tents the hor3es the camp fires the The time for Spring honse cleanin canuon the sentinels and the bugle has arrived We are prepared to lei d calls made a fascinatiug panoramic you our assistance in the shape of lawn sight that is witnessed only a few times dering lace curtains blankets bee in a century spreads etc Special care taken to it lace curtains in as good conditio The regiments of cavalry were spec- ¬ turn ially attractive to the thousands of as when received Bourbon Steam Laundry tf To visitors at Chi kamauga Suuday iudge from the way I saw a number of horses the soldiers gallop their imagine auythirg cannot I except a battleships of fket or locomotives resisting a charge of a to which the Expectant Mother is a brigade of these dare devil troopers exposed and the foreboding and One regiment of cavalry the Tenth dread with which she looks for- ¬ from Minnesota was somposed of col- ¬ ward to the hour of womans ored men nearly every one mounted oq severest trial is appreciated by but splendid white horses Another colored few All effort should be made regiment from a Western fort is known to smooth these rugged places as The Black Fighters the regiment in lifes pathway for her ere she having won its title in engagements presses to her bosom her babe with Indians Chas Porter of Paris is a member of Company H Tenth Cav- ¬ alry but have no strength You tf cannot say they are really WHEEL NOTES ar sick and so you call them g delicate Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Homo And Elsewhere can be done for them What Our answer is the same that The widesprpad interest in cycling tf the best physicians have been J and the prominence of cycle racing among outdoor sports has created a de- ¬ JC giving for a quarter of a cen- 3s Give them One is impressed with the sturdiness sire among all wheelmen for accurate tf tury 3S tf -- The May term of the They do not complain of irt began yesterday Mrs Ann Ford age 85 burned to H anything in particular They eat enough but keep thin and fo death in her bed in the city alms honse 2 pale They appear fairly well fg at Maysville - oott Circuit tf Delicate Children X X X X X All are standard farm tools and tlie best of their kind Every one fully Warranted 2Bolc3 QisJLy T35T I jjTijim i ijjijginiimjw F AuPlIS KIT m in 11 lkb a in Hi I TTTTU I I I - PHOENIX BICYCLES Sams soldiers ¬ t Irilliiiyiill k tf g of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- tf phosphites Mli sz I ¬ markable nourishing power It gives color to the blood It tf brings strength to the mus- - s cles It adds power to the Even deli- cate infants rapidly gain in K flesh if given a small amount H tf three or four times each day 3f x tf tf health and vigor S It has most re- - s nerves It means robust j v ¬ 7550 DAUGHERTY BROS - I DEALERS IN jf SCOTT 50c and BOWNE Chemists New York 100 all druggists Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing VulcanmlV etc j RAILROAD TIME CARD L N R R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS CHEAP MEDIUM AND HIGH PRICED From Cincinnati m THE 1058 a m 538 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m FUR ¬ TURE 328 pm From Maysyille 742 a m 325 p DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To m m Cincinnati 445 a m 755 p m a4U To Lexington 7 50 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent Ii N Reduced Rates To Louisville May 9 11 good return allays Nervousness and so assists ing on 13th account Music Festival ai d ar- ¬ About 1500 soldiers mostly in Far Nature that the change goes for 1 State Commercial Convention tillery service were moved Friday from ward 290 for round trip in an easy manner without Chickamauga to Tampa Fla and other such violent protest in the way of To Lexington May 4 9 good return- ¬ regiments are expecting to be ordered Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy ing 10th account of Epworth League any day to proceed Southward to in- forebodings yield to cheerful and Kare eighty cents round trip ¬ MOTHERS FRIEND The government to life of both is assured by the from Chattanooga gravel road from use of has built a splendid Mothers Friend and the city along the historic Missionary the time of recovery shortened Ridge to the park I know one lady the mother of three Isgrig are After leaving Chickamau a I was children who suffered greatly in the Davis Thompson of offering surprising bargains in mens nearer Heaven and death chan I have birth of each who obtained a bottle her Mothers Friend of me before and boys stylish shoes The prices are ever been before Nearer Heaven by fourth confinement and was relieved right tf 1600 feet in dining with some army quickly and easily All agree that their officers in the magnificent Lookout Inn labor was shorter and less painful John G- Polhiix Macon Ga situated on the highest part of Lookout Mountain and nearer death in riding 100 PER BOTTLE at - Awarded all Drusr Stores up the ne incline to the summit of the or sent by mail on receipt of price Highest Honors Worlds Fair mountain The incline at Cincinnati is BOOKS Containing invaluable information of to all women will be sent to i isignificant compared to the new in- rntfc interest any address upon application by cline at Lookout For 1000 feet it is THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Atlahta Ga inconceivably steep and then for 600 feet to the top it is almost perpendicu- ¬ THE BOURRON NEWS lar Some day about fifty people will AND THE be dashed to eternity in a single instant Speaking of the Inn it has four hundred 01XXOXXXllt rooms and the superb dining room ENQUIRER which has six bay windows each ac-¬ commodating a table will seat 350 per ¬ We have arranged a Clubbing Bate sons at one time It is ah apparent fact by which we can cive that the guests live high while up there k vade Cuba and the soldier boys are hopeful anticipations she passes anxious for the order too Chicamauga through the ordeal quickly and U certainly an ideal place to mobilize without pain is left strong and the soldiers It is easily reached by vigorous and enabled to joyously rail the cars running along the edge of perform the high and holy duties the park which is about eight miles now devolved upon her Safety To Ma sville May 18 20 good return- ¬ ing 21st onueonnt of Conclave Knights Templar Fare 150 round trip 1 rh f A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation Indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to takehome a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes he lb doses 10c large size 50c and 1 00 of V T Br oks druggist Paris Ky ljan m y A Ik kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists liver and Wrights Celers Tea regulates the TABLES Fancy parlor cheap - keep it Insist on every time tion sick headaches Always ask for Paris Milling VERNIS MARTIN Tables and chairs Beautiful Oos Purity flour All grocers See them vvngnts celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ 25c refrigerators having Purity straw mattings wall papers line The best made An unequaled A new and elegant line ceived CHINA CLOSETS just S re-¬ - DW ¬ at druggists The best and cheapest line ever shown in Paris jr 0 CRPETS will mi 50cts ei To Cure A Cold In One Day Tab- ¬ lets CHEAM ffjyiintl YEARS THE STANDARD mm All druggists refund the money 25c For sale by W T Brooks and Jamea Kennedy Paris Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Ingrains Tapestries Moquetfes teA TVTnTT xvwxslxuxvkj v x DAriTrPTja x Velvets etc in great variety An elegant line mikIu per pair and i -- i iv -- ap ri - nn ut VvL if it fails to cure Give me a call on any of the above and - i Davis Thompson Isgrig have in school childrens shoes extra good values for very little money Try them POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE torn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant it A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fre scene of the historic Battle Above The It will pay the Carlisle people to call Clouds won by Gen Grants forces We save yon generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to on J T Hinton and get his prict on over the Confederates under - Gen carpets furniture lace curtains and Bratjg The clouds and fog were bo THE xUUJvdON mrrra anvthing ele in the to ise furnishing Year for Lookout Mountain is famous as the Regular Price for Both is Both Papers One only 225 275 Try our special pounds for i oo A coffee six McDkrmott Spears J T HINTON 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 Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE -- SATE YOU MONEY I Jv -- 3 v ri 40 heavy durihg the battle that the forces Paris Ky lin tf V vmm m K THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY The Medical Examination MAY 3 1898 The following volunteers of Company Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriaee Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY D haye been examined by Dr J Ed Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Ray Henry Reffert of this county was THE NEWS MAN Gus McCarthy Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as married last week to Miss Elviia Harry Morrison BecoC iiss mail matter Mullins of Montgomery county Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Vernon Leer ate Foot- ¬ the very latest-style- sin Miss Lida Bean of Shawhan uJ Mr The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Win O Tarr wear v Win Dayton Frank Tarvin of Newport were mar ¬ Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 WT Oliver VI rs Brice Steel was a visitor in ried Saturday ar Indianapolis Ind Albert Arkle All the new shades and patterns from the best manu-¬ tf SUBSCRIPTIONPRICEB Miss Bean is a sister in law 01 Prot J Lexington yesterday Thos K March Payable in Advance facturers of the country M Scott of Shawhan 1 S Alexander Mr aud Mis Mr Alfred Brent of Lexington 100 S2 00 Sixmouths Oneyear Morin Moore Tarvin will reside at Indianatohi was in the city Saturday i cant even get a news costs youGUN FKKE OF CHARGE re ¬ William Claik We want to enlist- - your attention when looking for port FROM A Mr Will Simms is visiting Mr W F Link OBITUARY John W Spears Shoes that will give long wear solid comfort and jjp-to-dJame3 Delong in Lexington Checks Money Orders Etc nrnVo nil Alex Enoch Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory v payable to the order of Champ Mixikr Mrs H A Power left Saturday for G J Byrd Of The Dead a visit to friends in Versailles Richard Lewis Lucile Clay the daughter Manilla J W Wright We licked em at Miss Lida Rogers of Maysville is of Harry B and Maggie Turney Clay remembering the Maine Catesby Sptsuis Just to Kendall Neil died Sunday morning at the residence the guest of Miss Louise Parrish The Dons all cot their fill ah Jos Williams We didnt Dewey thing to Spain Miss Lucretia Barnes of Nicholas in Clark county from the effect of an John M Clay attack of measels Funeral services ville is the guest of Mrs W E Board Leonard Cook Ed Boone will give an exhibi- Prof were held at the grave in the Pa is W B Bedford Mrs J B Kennedy and daughter tion in Mt Sterling to day cemetery at four oclock yestt rday after Mrs Thompson Tarr were in Cincin- ¬ Frank ODonnell Wallace Whaley The ladies of the Newtown Christian noon by Rev Dr Rutherford assisted nati yesterday Johu Pendleton The pall bearers Church invite the public to an enter- ¬ by Rev F J Cheek Mr and Mrs Gibson TVvlor cf Perry Tucker wei e J Frank Clay Hume Clay S W Winchester are guests of Mr and tainment at the church Friday night W H Ward Win Sweeney Willis W W Mitchel1 G D Mitchell Mrs W R Thomas Thos Osborne a Georgetown cyclist C B Mitchell Bnn D Spears The C wrier Journal Friday con- ¬ Sunday Ray Mann ran into a gnlly near Newtown We have add d fco our business the best assorted stock to be sol9 Mr James Miller who has b pn an tained a pi ture of Cnpt Uhas Winn W E King and received painful injuries by being Jace Howard invalid for some Ime died Saturday of the Bouruon Cuir s thrown from his wheel at the lowest popular prices of furnishing goods for Men and Boys Ellsworth Dow afternoon at Sunny tide his home O L Mitchell of Chattanooga Mr W L Treasure Island one of Robert near this city aged eigMy one yearp D P A of Q C was the guest of Robert ClarkeJr wear ever placed on sale in Paris such as white Dress Shirts- - Neg-¬ Dow Stevensons famous stories will be The deceased was one ot Bourbons Louis Ernest Cooper Mr A J Winters Sunday ligee Shirts in Percale Madras and Cheviots knit and muslin under- ¬ Dudley printed in full by The News First in- leading farmers and was esteemed as a WWStivprs Mr and Mrs F B Carr and daugh J B citizen as a neighbor and as a friend stallment on sixth page wear cotton silk and Lisle socks Suspenders Hundkerchifs and Jas Frederick on guests of relatives in Rich He leaves one daughter Mrs J Q ter were B B Bishop Sidney Offutt of Georgetown who Ward Funeral services were held Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collars and Cufis Everything at mond Saturday and Sunday Jos Kafferty r started to Alaska with Chas Hill of the residence yesterday Mrs Henry Preston returned to her Jay Edwards afternoon t complete for Men and Boys and all new and upto date in style and this city writes home that they have at two oclock by Rev Dr E home in Ashland Saturday evening aftt r Edward Doyle v J O v ilson almost reached the Klondike prices The H Rutherford remains a visit to relatives in the city McDuffy Richard Mrs D W Brewer of Covington Jjmes J Hardy Dr C H Bowen the optician will were interred in the Pans cemetery Kirtley Jameson Come and see us and we will save you money compared with Thurs- The honorary pall bearers were Messrs has arrived in Paris to spend several be at A J Winters JDos Winsor Let ton day May 5th and the first and laat C Alexander Sr and J B Kennedy weeks with her son W W Brewer Chas McCarthy prices charged you at clothing and haberdasher houses Dr J T Vansant and Dr Jos Fithiau Thursday of each month hereafter Mr Joseph Armstrong of New Nicholas ODonnell Messrs York and Miss Bessie Armstrong The active pall bearers were C D Ray of GK McClintock Assessor of John M Cromwell George R Beil Jos W W E McKimmey Lexington were in the city yesterday 9 John Hutchison Bourbon who wins a bride to morrow Boyd L S Givens Nicholas Kriener Mrs W W Aker who has been in John Brown at Mt Sterling won a suit of clothes and Jos W Davis Jihn B Bristow this cjty on a yisit to relatives returned J29 Main St Paris Ky Saturday night in H S Stouts suit Viucent asr You can not duplicate J T Hinions Saturday to her home in New Paris club drawing Wm Tucker m il jbjaexi prices on refrigerators quality con- ¬ Ohio Joe Vermillion v The will of Mrs iSallie Collins was sidered Edward Shiuners tf Misses Kate Alexander and Nellie XT N C Fisher probated yesterday She bequeaths a rpturned yesterday from a short Mann Jno E Short 1 farm to each of her children W L Bourbon Assessment Increased Eight Ptr visit to Mrs Ambrose Buford in Cov- ¬ Cent Jas R Link Collins of this city and Mrs Clay Cur ington Ernest Shawhan Judge W M Purnell has received rent of Ruddles Mills Leauder Mingie Messrs Weisenger Lindsay James -M J Doyle official notice froui W A Bullock The News is requested to state that Chairman of the Staff Hourd Equaliza Stone and Richard Van Deveer of Stamp- Moore Frankfort were in the city Sunday D Lncss the Womans Society of the Christian thattlp IE BODRBOH NEWS NUPTIAL KNOTS PERSONAL MENTION RECRUITS WANTED Ioinspct up-to-d- -- - ate style Davis Thomson Isgrig For Men an Boys ¬ - -- -- M ji f ¬ 1 CS- ITOiSS IBiF i 4 1 3 w-Lry x HA HAM ¬ nu O TAW juu -- it DDTA1 Keep Condons Crowded muni - - ¬ Vv Boiril afffr consideration tion Church will meet at half past two of lists of trprsfrR nd recapitulation oclock Saturday afternoon at the sheets had added eight or cent to the Church All members are asked to be Assessed Value of Lands and Personal present Property subject to equalization in Miss Beatrice Terry of this city Bourbon County Judge Purnell has appointed Messrs and Miss Margaret King of Lexington will ha thfi honor Rfndents of the State John W Allison A T Forsyth Perry Colleen crraduatiner class at Lexineton Hutchcraft late assessor Squire H C on June 3 Miss Terry will read the Snith and R P Dow to go to Frankvaledictory and Miss King will be fort and appear before the State Board of Equalization on Saturday May 7th salutatorian in reference to the action of the Board Miss Margaret Terry who has so The judge requests that the gentlemen Harmon mentioned will be sure and go to Franklong been stenographer in Mr Stitts office yesterday entered the em- ¬ fort on the date mentioned ploy of the Power Grocery Company Lace curtains all prices and quali and Miss Nannie Roberts of the Power tf Grocery Company entered the employ ties at J T Hintons of Mr Stirt Topics Of The Courts ¬ ¬ N will sell round trip tickets from Paris to Cincinnati next Sunday May 8th at 125 on account of the Loui8ville Cincinnali baseball game Train leaves Paris at 445 a m Central Grand leaves returning Station Cincinnati at 755 p m The L A concert will be given at the Grand on the night of the 12th by Prof Frank Slade Olver organist Miss Rose Gores vocalist late of Berlin now of Cincin- ¬ nati and Harry Clinton Sawyer alist The latter will give a Imagination Hypno- ¬ sketch called reader-voc- tized A strawberry and ice cream supper for the benefit of the County Circulating Library will be given at the Massie store room opposite the court house As the object Friday evening 6th inst is so worthy a one it is hoped that a large number will patronize it A committee composed of popular young ladies from each church has taken the matter in hand which insures its success -- ¬ A JLeugthy Record Circuit Clerk of Bourbon has been directed by the attor- ¬ neys for the propounders of the will of the late Thos Woodford to make a tran- ¬ script of the entire record in the case for use in an appeal from the judgment of the Circuit Court to the Court of Ap- ¬ peals This record will be one of the largest ever sent to the Appellate Court as it will comprise nearly two thousand pages of type written matter Chas E Master Commissioners Sales Butler Rose Graves colored was fined 750 in Judge Webbs court Saturday for disorderly conduct Tom Ward was tried in Judge Webbs court yesterday on the charge of house breaking and was held over to Circuit Court Thos Hood colored was fined 7 50 yesterday for being drunk and disorderly Morris Hutsell and Green Jackson were arrested and jailed Saturday by N Excursions Ii Constable Joe Williams on a charge of N will sell round trip The ju house breaking Their examining trial tickets at excursion rates as follows will occur to morrow morning Annual meeting B P O E New miss the story on page six Dont Orleans Tickets on sale May 8th 9th limited 15 days from date of sale One Preliminary Declamatory Contest fare lound trip The preliminary declamatory contest State Assembly Presbyterian churches at the Paris High School to select rep- ¬ U S at New Orleans Tickets on sale resentatives to the High School Tonrm May 17 18 19 limited to June 4th ment at Richmond was attended by a One fare round trip State Encampment G A R Bowling large crowd Friday night P M Shy eubject was the Supposed Green Ky Ticket on sale May 24 and whose and Miss Pearl o limited to 28 One fare round tiip Speech of Regulus Louiville races Tickets on sale May Friedman whose subject was The Painter were the successful contest 3d to 20th inclusive limited to 31st ants The tournament will be held in One and one third fare plus 1 for ad- ¬ mission to races Richmond the latter part of Ma Special rate excursion via L N to General Conference M E Church South Columbia S C Mav 2 3 and 4th Low Rates Queen Crescent Itoute limited to May 21st one fare round trip The General Conference of the M E account of the Quadrennial General Church meets at Baltimore Md May Conference A M E Church To Norfolk Va May 2 to 6 limited 4th to 28th and tickets will be on sale at low rates from points on this line sell- - to 15 days from date of sale with pro Ask agents for visions for 15 days extension by deposit- ing May 2 3 and 5 in ticket with agent of terminal line in particulars Norfolk one fare for the round trip Read J T Hintons display ad tf account of Southern Baptist and Aux- ¬ iliary Conventions F B Carr Agent piece of matting j j visiting friends C Alexander Jr Messrs Oakford Hinton Ed Tucker Talbott Arnold and Walter Chainp returned yesterday W B Hash J S Davis from a brief trip to the battlefields ol R L Galliher Chickamauga Missionary Ridge and Dee Tnckpr Lookout Mountain at Chattanooga has D Winn Custis Talbott The society page of the Courier Journal Saturday contained pictures f T H Nichols John Prindle Mr Hughes Brouston and bride of Lex Chas McMillan ington and Misses Jennie Lander - Lyford Lilleston Louise Vansant and Willie Bowden of Those already enlisted who have not Fleming8burg been examined should at once present themselves to Dr J Ed Ray for ex-¬ A splendid story on page six amination ompany D has not yet received bTOGK AND TURF NEWS orders to leave for Lexington but it ex-¬ Sales aud Transfers Of Stock Crop 0 pects to be tent to camp this week Turf Notes Give the baby a ride in one of those Simms Anderson captured a 3 0 purse Thursday at Memphis with Tl e nice new buggies at J T Hntons Kentuckian Their colt Tom Collins won a 300 purse Friday There was a 6mall crowd in Paris yesterday to attend May court and busi ¬ A Berais Tobacco Planter good as ness was dull in stock trading circles nev Will sell or exchange for live There were about fifty cattle on the stock Address J 0 MONTGOMERY market but there was no demand for 2my 4t Cenierville Ky them One bunch of yearlings were bid to 20 and withdrawn Jas Mcllvain Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices Wo 3pjp 3ac3L sl jEoitst Bargains- Dress Goods from 5c to SI 00 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and yard Ont special lot at 39c Children at lUc per pair worth double Notions of all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and New Table Linens from 20c to bleached cotton at oc per yard uiv 7oc per yard Special sale at 50c New York Mill- - Pheeiing 18c Large line of Penangs at 4c per yard worth 30c a yarll Beautiful Pictures given away with 5 purchase For Sale Cheap WE HAYE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK 0F IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS FOR SPUING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wbefc quality and style are considered We ask you to give up a calL Sctice to Creditors claims agaiust her estate are requested to present them properly proven to me or to lpave their claims for me at the law office of McMillan Talbott Paris Ky All persons owing the estate of Mrs Sallie A rollins will please call on me Persons having and settle at once JP S E TIPTON fixe mjdhottaVt Cutter tttohr TAYLOR COLLINS 3may 4wks Admr with will annexed Culville Ky FO R -- KENT ¬ The houp vacated by Dr Jas Ken nedy on Vine St between Duncan Aenue and Stouer Avenue Possession given Mav 1st Apply to MRS BLANCH ALEXANDER 29apr3t Bogs Wanted 250 hous poumis 29apr 4t weighing from 50 to 175 Address C V HIGGINS Or R B HUTCHCRAFT Paris Ky J Winters Co of this city have en¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday qi each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion Call in and ha e vour eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday May 5 1898 A WV UOUBT 1 Ladies Oxfords Evers J THintOn value is A T Forsyth sold yesterday for Master Commissioner E M Dickson a warehouse on Third street belonging to Fithian Hutchcraft to R B Hutchcraft for 1515 Ten shares of Windsor Hotel stock to Capt Dan Turney at 2030 per share House and lot in Claysville to J M Thomas Son for 100 Clifton Arnsparger administrator sold 1500 worth of personal property of Thos Rhorers estate yesterday showing is a them good See Sei tf Spears tf d sweetotatoes McDermott Spears ABOUT EXPLOSION THIJr M K a Dill pickle McDermott t e Bourbon Steam Laundry even the dirt tf Everything comes out in the wash at Yesterdays Temperature Dont use any other but Purity Co The following is the temperature as flour from otmlStS7 7 a m 8 a in 9 a m 10 a m 11 a m 12 m by A J Winters Paris Milling Co tell your rocer yu want no othergrocers Keep it KUY jfrIO W Made of Black Chocolate - 69 7L Vici Kid lih no wall paper until you see jfl 78 77 Hintons J tf T or Osblood The styles are the very latest new coin toe hand tnrned sole soft flexible and easy on the foot splendid fitters and good wearers being from the outside when Uncle Sara throws hisornb of in ¬ tervention any more than there is of your linen being laundered in the most artistic manner when we put our exquisite handiwork dmi4 in a beautiful color and finish do- ¬ mestic finish Read the story on page six Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Latin 5iyis washed white not white washed J- 2pm 3 p m 4p m 82 naceiana - 83i 82 3 - 7 p in 5p m 83 j sale by Newton Mitchell -- Jersey butter for We have others - The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO at150and2C0 Proprietors c v Send your linen to Haggard KSteain Laundry for a good finish Reeds tf Rio a Clay Telephone No 4 -- 7 Jjt I -- r-y v- - S5 T V i 3 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1B8L Published Every Tuesday and Friday by THE BOUEBON NEWS PAHIS KT TUESDAY MAY was you you will so 3 1898 I had my own reasons for think ¬ A STUDY ii IN PIE EATERS - - - The Observing Mnn Discourses o Various Kind in a Qnick Lmnch Rentaurnat it t n i Tommyrotnothing that man over there Well hes a rock ribbed pie eater Ill bet a hat resumed the thoughtful one he eats pie now because he became so addicted to the Jiabit long ago that his system will not assimilate any stronger food I would wager a house and lot against a second hand pie that if you talked with him he would tell you that the AmeriOf can people eat too much meat course he realizes at times that he should not eat pie but his system is so much run down that he has not strength of mind enough to resist the temptation Do you see that other man over there ¬ ¬ ROBERT LOUIS STEVEnSOTI said the Have you ever noticed observing- man iii a quick lunch restan raht how different people eat pie and what prompts them to eat it PART I JSTo cant say that I have replied THE OLD BUCCANEER his friend Well I have made a study of it con- ¬ and a tinued the observing man CHAPTER I mighty interesting study I have found THE OLD SEA DOG AT THE ADMIRAL It BENBOW I dont doubt that you have said Squire Trciawney Dr Livesey and his friend but I am too busy a man to the rest of these gentlemen having vaste m3r time with such tommyrot asked me to write down the whole par ¬ Do you see - KXJ piece in the shape of these abominable fancies But though JMvas so terrified by the idea of the seafaring man with one leg I was far less afraid of the captain himself than anybodyelse who knew him There were nights when he took a deal more rum and water than his head would carry and then he would some- ¬ times sit and sing his wicked old wild sea songs minding nobody but sometimes he would call for glasses round and force all the trembling company to listen to his stories or bear a chorus to his singing Often I have heard the and a house shaking with rum all the neighbors join bottle of ing in for dar life with the fear of death upon them and each singing ¬ ¬ Yo-ho-ho Yes t V He is a comparative stranger to bean eries He frequents them only when he wants a quick lunch and he takes pie because he has a vague idea that pie is about all they sell Then again he knows pie and he is doubtful about the rest of the stuff sold in these places Five minutes after he has had his lunch he couldnt tell you what kind of pie he had eaten to save his life Now that other fellow in the corner eats pie be cause it is filling for the money That man seated next to him eats pie from the force of habit He really wants only a cup of coffee but he feels that he should order something else too so he takes pie Look at that man who has just comt in He eats pie because he likes it He has no fear of dyspepsia and he devours his pie with relish Probably in a few minutes he will be drinking lager beer in the cotirse of making a business deal Tou cant hurt men of this kind There is another kind of pie eater I have no ticed He is the man who eats pie with apologies He likes pie but he th infra that it is unmanly to eat such stufS Then we have the artistic pie eate There is one of the laUer class oxCz near the door now He eats pie with the most admirable self poise neithm too slow nor too fast He does not show either too much liking or indif ference for pie He eats piobecause he likes it and he does aiot care who knows it Well say how many kinds of pie eaters are there anyhow Oh lots more than I have mentioned but it would take too much time to de¬ scribe them all There look at thai young fellow with the far away expres sion in his eyes He comes in here tc eat pie because he thinks that he is in love with the pretty cashier I could tell you of other pie eaters but Xo you couldnt on your life I have missed an important engagement now listening- to your lecture on the fiends Lets get out Y Tribune ¬ Hes only an occasional customer I see him ¬ ¬ - HER ULTIMATUM h The Irate Young JLiuly InnixtM Fa rental Interference lie Checked lb at r l H - There is one thing 1 want distinctly understood said the only daughter of the household as she cornered her pa¬ rents and looked as though she were is ¬ suing a proclamation of war M wan t no more interference in my affairs so far as the young men who come here are concerned Im old enough to exercise my own judgment and form my own opinions You two act very much to me as though you thought some young man was trying to marry the whole family and that it devolves upon you to make a satisfactory selection You have succeeded in running off two or three for whom I had a special liking7 and novz 1 call a halt Thats my ulti ¬ -- matum my young lady began the father But that was as far as he proceeded He was curtly informed that young- men did not call to get his views on the financial question the chances of war with Spain or the ad- vantages offered by Michigan for the beet sugar industry They had access - to the newspapers and read all the news that it cost millions of dollars to col lect He did not amount to any more than a tin whistle at a band tourna See here - anenrr Elizabeth talk r I t ruined his digestion and I dont blame him for not rrsTcTng his Iifevrith snch supposed danger as a constant menace Then she fled in tears and the pair went to upbraid each other in a manner thai tended to revive the old conun ¬ drum as to whether marriage is a fail ¬ ure Detroit Free Press She Wa Willing Weve got to economize said Mr Gargoyle to his wife Very well Uepl led the good woman Cheerfully ySusliave yoursel f and Ill what is best for you and Ave certainly JJgVe your welfare at heart 1 give you to distinctly understand 1 do clistinctly understand You broke my last engagement by sitting at the table and telling- Charley that I baked the hobiscuit that I never saw I they were served One dose of thein - Pll not permit any sich to your father 1 guess we know tut your tiair-T-2Tosto- n Traveler ticulars about Treasure Island from the beginning- to the end keeping nothing- back but the bearings of the island and that only because there is still treasure not yet lifted I take up my and go pen in the year of grace 17 back to the time when nry father kept the Admiral Benbow Inn and the brown old seaman with the saber cut louder than first took up his lodgings under our For in these the other to avoid remark fits he was the most over roof riding companion ever known he I remember him as if it was yester sislap his daj as he came plodding to the inn wouldall round hand on the table for he would fly up in a pasdoor his sea chest following behind lence of anger at a question or somehim in a hand barrow a tall strong sion times because none was put and so he heavy nut brown man his tarry pigcompany was tail falling over the shoulders of his judged the Nor would he not following allow anyone soiled blue coat his hands ragged and his story to leave the inn till he had drunk himscarred with black broken nails and self sleepy and reeled off to bed the saber cut across one cheek a dirty His stories were what frightened peo livid white I remember him looking ple worst of all Dreadful stories the round the cove and whistling to him self as he did so and then breaking out were about hanging and walking the in that old sea song that he sung so plank and storms at sea and the Dry Tortugas and wild deeds and places on often afterward the Spanish main By his own account Fifteen men on the dead mans chest he must have lived his life among some and a bottle of rum in the high old tottering voice that of the wickedest men that God ever alseemed to have been tuned and broken lowed upon the sea and the language at the capstan bars Then he rapped in which he told these stories shocked on the door with a bit of of stick like a our plain country people almost as handspike that he carried and when much as the crimes that he described my father appeared called roughly for My father was always saying the inn a glass of rum This when it was would be ruined for people would soon brought to him he drank slowly like a cease coming there to be tyrannized connoisseur lingering on the taste over and put down and sent shivering and still looking about him at the cliffs to their beds but I really believe his presence did us good People were and up at our signboard frightened at the time but on looking This is a handy cove says he at length and a pleasant sittyated back thej rather liked it it was a fine excitement in a quiet country life and grog shop Much company mate My father told him no verj little there was even a party of the younger men who pretended to admire him callcompany the more was the pity Well then said he this is the ing him a true sea dog and a real berth for me Here you matey he old salt and such like names and sa cried to the man who trundled the bar- ¬ ing there was the sort of man that row bring up alongside and help up made England terrible at sea my chest Ill stay here a bit he conIn one way indeed he bade fair to tinued Im a plain man rum and ruin us for he kept on staying week bacon and eggs is what I want and after week and at last month after that head up there for to watch ships month so that all the money had been off What you mought call me You long exhausted and still my father rne captain Oh I see never plucked up the heart to insist on mought call what youre at there and he threw having more If ever he mentioned itj down three or four gold pieces on the the captain blew through his nose so Yon can tell me when Ive loudly that you might saj- - he roared threshold worked through that says he looking and stared my poor father out of the as fierce as a commander room I have seen him wringing his And indeed bad as his clothes were hands after such a rebuff and I am sure and coaTsely as he spoke he had none the annoyance and the terror he lived of the appearances of a man who sailed in must have greatlj hastened his earl before the mast but seemed like a and unhappj death mate or skipper accustomed to be All the time he lived with us the cap obeyed or to strike The man who tain made no change whatever in his came with the barrow told us the mail dress but to buy some stockings from had set him down the morning before a hawker One of the cocks of his hat at the Roj al George that he had in having fallen down helet it hang from quired what inns there were along the that day forth though it was a great coast and hearing ours well spoken of annoyance when it blew I remember I suppose and described as lonely had the appearance of his coat which he chosen it from the others for his place patched himself upstairs in his room of residence And that was all we and which before the end was nothing ould learn of Qur guest but patches He never wrote or reHe was a very silent man by custom ceived a letter and he never spoke with All day he hung round the cove or up any but the neighbors and with these on the cliffs with a brass telescope for the most part only when drunk on all evening he sat in a corner of the par- rum The great sea chest none of us lor next the fire and drank rum and had ever seen open water very strong Mostly he would ne was only once crossed and that was not speak when spoken to only look toward the end when my poor father up suddenly and fierce and blow was far gone in a decline that took him through his nose like a fog horn and off Dr Livesey came late one after we and the people who came about our noon to see the patient took a bit of house scon learned to let him be dinner from my mother and went into Every day wrhen he came back from the parlor to smoke a pip until his his stroll he would ask if any seafaring horse should come down from the hammen had gone by along the road At let for we had no stabling at the old first we thought it was the want of Benbow I followed him in and I recompany of his kind that made him member observing the contrast the ask this qcstion but at last we began neat bright doctor with his powder as to see he was desirous to avoid white as snow and his bright black them When a seaman put up at the eyes and pleasant manners made with as now and the coltish country folk and above all Admiral Benbow then some did making by the coast with that filthy heavy bleared scareroad for Bristol he would look at him crow of a pirate of ours sitt Jng far gone through the curtained door before he in rum with his arms on the table Sud ¬ entered the parlor and he was always denly he the captain that is began sure to be as silent as a mouse when to pipe up his eternal song any such was present For rno at Fifteen men on the dead mans chest least there was no secret about the and a bottle of rum matter for I was in a way a sharer in Drink and the devil had done for the rest and a bottle of rum his alarms At first I had supposed the dead me aside one day and He had taken promised me a silver fourpenny on the mans chest to be that identical biji first of every month if I would only box of his upstairs in the front room n for a sea and the thought had been mingled in keep my faring manwith one leg and let him my nightmares with that of the one know the moment he appeared Often legged seafaring man But by this time enoughAvhen the first of the month we had all long ceased to pay any parcame round and I applied to him for ticular notice to the song it was new Tny wage he wouldonly blow through that night to nobody but Dr Livesey his nose at me and stare me down but and on him I observed that it did not before the weekwas cut he was sure to produce an agreeable effect for he think better of it bring nifc my four looked up for a moment quite angrily penny piece and repeat his orders to before he went oh with his talk to old look out for the seafaring man with Taylor the gardener on a new cure for one leg rheumatics In the meantime the capHow that personage haunted my tain gradually brightened up at his ireams I need scarcely tell you On own music and at last flapped his hand stormy nights when the wind shook upon the table before him in a way we fhe four corners of the house and the all knew to mean silence The voices surf roared along the cove and up the stopped at once all but Dr Livcseys cliffs I would see him in a thousand he went on as before speaking clear forms and with a thousand diabolical and kind and drawing briskly at hs expressions Xow the leg would be cut pipe between every word or two The off at the knee now at the hip now he captain glared at him for awhile was a monstrous Lind of a creature flapped his hand again glared still who had- never had but the one leg harder and at last broke out with aw and that in the middle of his body To villainous low path Silence there see him leap and run and pursue me between decks over hedge and ditch was theworst of Were you addressing me sir says snightmnres- AncVr altogether I paid the doctor and when the jrunfan had preitr dear for my monthly fourpenny tbldhiin with anoiVv oath that this - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Yo-ho-- ho ¬ ¬ ¬ replies the doctor that if ing that the stranger was mistaken keep on drinking rum the world even supposing he mean what he said soon be quit of a very dirty scoun- But it was no affair of mine IthHight and besides it was difficult to know drel The old fellows fury was awful He what to do The stranger kept hang sprung to his feet drew and opened a ing about just inside the inner door sailors clasp knife and balancing it peering around the corner like a cat open on the palm of his hand threat- ¬ waiting for a mouse Oncel stepped out myself into the road buthe immediate- ¬ ened 0 pin the doctor to the wall The doctor never so much as moved ly called me back and as I did not obey He spoke to him as before over his quick enough for his fancy a most hor- ¬ shoulder and in the same tone of voice rible change came over his tallowy rather high so that all the room face and he ordered me in with an might hear but perfectly calm and oath that made me jump steady As soon as I was back again he reyou dont put that knife this in- ¬ turned to his former manner half If stant into your pocket I promise upon fawning half sneering patted me on my honor you shall hang at the next the shoulder told me I was a good boy assizes and he had taken quite a fancy to me as Then followed a battle of looks be1 have a son of my own said he tween them but the captain soon like you as two blocks and hes all the knuckled under put up his weapon and pride of my art But the great thing resumed his seat grumbling like a beat- ¬ for bpys is discipline sonny discip- ¬ en dog line Now if you had sailed along of And now sir continued the doctor Bill you wouldnt have stood there to since I know theres such a fellow in be spoke to twice not you That was my district you may count Ill have an never Bills wa nor the way of such as eye on you day and night Im not a sailed with him And here sure doctor only Im a magistrate and if I enough is my mate Bill with a spy ¬ catch a breath of complaint against glass under his arm bless his old art you if its only for a piece of incivility to be sure You and mell just go back like to night Ill take effectual means into the parlor sonny and get behind to have you hunted down and routed the door and well give Bill a little surout of this Let that suffice prise bless his art I say agaiii Soon after Dr Liveseys horse came So saying the stranger backed along to the door and he rode away but the with me into the parlor and put me be ¬ captain held his peace that evening and hind him in the corner so that we were for many evenings to come both hidden by the open door I was very uneasy and alarmed as you may fancy and it rather added to my fears CHAPTER II to observe that the stranger was cer- ¬ BLACK DOG APPEARS AND DISAP tainly frightened himself He cleared PEARS the hilt of his cutlass and loosened the It was not long after this that there blade in the sheath and all the time occurred the first of the mysterious we were kept waiting there Jae kept events that rid us at last of the captain swallowing as if he felt what we used though not as you will see of his af- ¬ to call a lump in the throat fairs It was a bitter cold winter with TO BE CONTINUED long hard frosts and heavy gales and it was plain from the first that my poor THE CANNY SCOT father was little likely to see the spring He sunk daily and my mother Some Examples of His tnconslous and J had all the inn upon our hands II n or and were kept busy enough without On his first visit to Aberdeen an Eng ¬ paying much regard to our unpleasant lish commercial traveler having re- ¬ guest ceived some marks of It was one January morning very one of its inhabitants kindness from exclaimed in early a pinnhing froisty morning way on his departure an offhand the cove all gray with hoar frost the If at any time yon or any of your ripple lapping softly on the stones the people come up ta London put sun still low and only touching the hill- up at a hotel but come to usdont tops and shining far to seaward The la- ¬ Oh thank ye captain had risen earlier than usual conically and awayreplied the Scot the southron went and set out down the beach his cutlass Six months passed and the ICnglish swinging under the broad skirts of man had long forgotten the incident the old blue coat his brass telescope when to his surprise he reeeired one under his arm his hat tilted back upon morning the following note his head I remember his breath hang My Dear Frien d As mjself ny wife ing like smoke in his wake as he strode and four children are coming up to Lon- ¬ off and the last sound I heard of him don for a fortnight we will be glad to as he turned the big rock was a loud avail ourselves of your kind invitation snort of indignation as though his Facing the situation with unquestion- ¬ mind was still running upon Dr Live- ¬ able courage the southerner pat him ¬ sey self to unutterable inconvenient to acWell mother was upstairs with fa- ¬ commodate his guests He took them ther and I was laying the breakfast everywhere paid for everything and at the end of the stipulated time they announced their departure The host accompanied them tothestatior and in the fullness of his gratitude at the ex ¬ odus invited the father to have a part ¬ ing drink Come along old fellow What is it to be Whisky and soda as usual sir have only one thing to say to and m 402 h dailey MAIN ST ¬ - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank 8 to 12 a m 1 KY ji Office hours to 6 p m H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co 1 ¬ to 12 a m to 5 p m ¬ J 5 R ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky d to 12 a m and 1 Dental Surgeon Hour No 3 Broadway Office p m 3dc tf ij GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN ¬ Furniture Window Shades Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Oil Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing - - Paris Ky Main Street HOUSE AND LOT ASD BLACK SJI1TH SHOP FOli SALE ¬ ¬ DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash balance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I 111 S3E1 X3XTC3- 3 898 - TREES PLANTS VINES I 2 J ¬ The Bluegrass Nurseries offer evyry-thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Aeents strawberry and general nnrsery cat- ¬ alogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 CARL CRAWFORD v ¬ T ALVA CRAWFORD CRAYFORD BROS ¬ lESzsiot Barkers Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY S V ¬ Two Scotches and soda please miss satisfactory Calls Work Na na replied the Scot solemnly promptlyguaranteed Your work ia answered nane o that Yeve been vera guid to solicited Prices reasonable me and mine durin the last fortnioht hae taen us everywhere and paid for everything Na na Well hae a toss DR CALDWELLS for the last ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ He would look In at him through the curtained door ¬ ¬ ¬ Yo-ho-- ho table against the captains return when the parlor door opened and a man stepped in on whom I had never set my eyes before He was a pale tal- ¬ lowy creature wanting two fingers on the left hand and though he wore a cutlass he did not look much like a fighter I had always my eyes open for seafaring men with one leg or two and I remember this one puzzled me He was not sailorly and 3 et he had a smack of the sea about him too T asked him what was for his service and he said he would take rum but as I was going out of the room to fetch it he sat down upon a table and motioned to me to draw near I paused where I was with my napkin in my Dont worry Dont worn about something thaT 3 011 thank may happen to morrow because you may die to night and to morrow will find you be yond the reach of worry Dont worry over a thing that happened- yesterday because yesterday is a hundred years away If you dont believe it just try to reach after it and bring it back Dont worry about anything that is happening because to day will last 15 or 20 minutes Dont worry about things you cant help because worry only makes them worse Dont worry about things you can help be cause then theres no need to worry Dort worry at all If yon want to be penitent now and then it wont hurt you a bit to go into the sackcloth and ashes business a little It will do you good But worry worry fret fret fret why theres neither sorrow peni tence strength penance reformation hopo nor resolution in it Its merely worry Edinburgh Scotsman¬ Worry kYRUPINDIGESTION PEPS CURES CINCINNATI 1 f FRANKFORT RY y I ¬ In Effect March 1897 - DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lvc Frankfort ArrKlkliorn Arr Switer Arr Slain pi n j Ground Arr DtivnllK Arr Georgetown Lve CieorROtown Arr Newtown Arr Controville Arr Elizabeth Arr Taris VVJSST to-da- j- - fS30ani 00pm i4jani 320pm 15 1 A 702wn MHpin a in oH2pni 58pnk 70Sam 720am 415pm 8Uani 4Hpiri SMOnni Sl2am l42pu 42ptn Kcihain J58pni 822nin ftrlDpm 4 BOUND t ¬ - Yo-ho-- ho weather-eye-ope- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - -- - Powdered Cral a n Medicine ArrSwitzer A Russian journal that has 7ecently Arr EllLborn Ikltfam 71 pm lh Vinm 725pm come under our notice calls attention to the fact that for some 20 3ears- past GEOB HARPER C D BERCAW the inhabitants of a analarial localit3 Gcnl Snpt Genl Pass Agt FitANKyoRT Ky in the governanent of Kharkov have used powdered crabs with great success in the case of fevers The powdei is prehand Come here sonny says he Come pared in the following wa3 Live crabs are poured over with ordinaiy whisk3 nearer here RY until tiie get asleep the3 are then put I took a step nearer Is this here table for my mate on a bread pan in a hot oven thorough I3 dried and pulverized and the powder he asked with a kind of leer Bill TABLE I told him I did not know his mate passed through a fine sieve One dose Bill and this was for a person who a teaspooniful is general- - sufficient to EAST BOUND staved in our house whom we called cure the intermittent fever in er3 ob¬ 830am ftOOnm Louisville stinate cases a second dose is rt quired IiV Lexington ll15am 810pm the captain Ar lliam 850pm 830am 550pm Well said he my mate Bill would Kach dose is invariabl3p preceded b3 a Lv Lexington Lv Winchester 1158am i23rmI5iin JWMnm be called the captain as like as not He glass of aloe brand3asia purgative The ArMtSterlintr 12onm 050nm fn in T 05pm Ar Wiilntmi KVirim i JIrri has a cut on one cheek and a mighty powder is used in that localit3 In pref ¬ Ar Philadelphia10l5am 705pm pleasant way with him particularly in erence to quinine So says the f ouTnal ArNew York 1240un 00Spm drink has my mate Bill Well put it We will not vouch for it N Y ILedger WEST BOUND for argument like that your captain Twentieth Century Lore Scene has a cut on one cheek and well put Ar Winchester 730ara 4i0pm 655am 20pra Ar 800am 520pm 7iwam 345pm Suitor Ah dearest Irma vthat ec Ar Lexington it if vou like that that cheeks the 911am i30pm Frankfort right one Ah well I told you stas3r lies in this sweet passion of love ArShclbyville 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Xow is my mate Bill in this here which makes the heart flutter and the Ar Louisville Trains marked tana f run daily ex- ¬ pulse beat faster house Irma recerit grad- ¬ T told him he was out walking a medical school seizing his cept Sunday other trqins run daily uate of Through between Louisvillet Which way is hand Which way sonny You are deceiv- ¬ Lexington Sleepers New Ha villain and York without he gone ing me Your pulse is quite normal change And when had pointed outtherock only 72 Begone Fliegende Blatter For rates Sleeping Car reservations ox and told him how the captain was like¬ any information call on ly to return and how soon and an- ¬ How Alexander Trcated His Wives F B Carr Agent i swered a few other questions Ah Alexander the Greaithadalargenum- N R R aris Kyt said he thisll be as good as djrinlctri ber of wives and was accustomed to re ¬ oriGioRGE w Barney Div JPass Agent my mate Bill to obedience by ustng the duce them Lexington Ky The expression of his face ashe said flakpf rhis swerd s a correcftice4ChithejSb wbrds4wjaan0t at alPpieasanF Icago Inter Ocean r i 1 - Lve Paris A r rlil iza bet h Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown I jvo Georgetown Arr Duvails Arr Stamping Ground 20am 530pm 52nin 38am 548pm J48am 558 pm 1000am l0pm 1040am 6A5pm 10djam 54rpm 1110am 653pm 1125am 704 pm f42pn VwvlkYr r ¬ CEBE 1 01 TIME i W K -- r-i m n - - - V4m A T iS Tf iZttzicSS v r -- - - uFfi pWI 1 W7- - h THE BOURBON NEWS PAHIS KY TUESDAY MAY HUMOROUS How does The Only Thing Left He says that hes Blankly get along loo proud to beg and too honest to He gets trusted Indian ¬ steal apolis Journal Mamma maynt I take Wee Miss the part of a milkmaid at the fancy TjallV Mamma You are too little SCOTCH STATISTICS Month When LaasieH Wed and Why You Find Scotsmen Every¬ ITrom 3 1898 A WOMANS BURDEN COULD NOT BE BONE t m 3 Tfil JJ it- - mtitfij W C XW JM vmk the Evening News Detroit Mich It Was Utterly Impossible for That Boy to Respect His Fntliera The women of to day are not as strong at They are hearing a their grandmothers Gray Hairs where burden in silence that grows heavier day by The explanation of the fact that you day that is sapping their vitality and cloud Boys began the Sunday school superiuay find a Scotchman no matter where ing their happinessB Clark of 417 Michigan intendent impressively 1 hope none of you Mrs Alexander you go is particularly explained by the Avenue Detroit is a typical woman of to- will ever get into the reprehensible habit man to your returns of the registers of births day A wife with such ambition as only a of alluding grow up father as the old big or no matter how of her When you loving wife can have But the joys deaths and marriages existence of disease old you may be you should always look up to hy Well I can be a condensed Wee Miss Last year according to a report just life were marred the of her sisters have and respect the silver hairs of your father Suffering as thousands who has grown bent Tit Bits milkmaid issued there were 128S23 births in the suffered she almost despaired of life and yet you in your helpless and gray working for infancy Now all of Tommy said his gentle laced northern part of the kingdom and 79 she was cured you who think you can do this please raise For your right hands grandmother youre a regular little 061 deaths an excess of 49762 births suffered five years I with ovarian Up went every hand except one over deaths and inasmuch as the pop- ¬ t r o 11 b e is Mrs glutton How can you eat so much Sternly eyeing the delinquent the superGuess its just good ulation of the country does not increase Clarks own version Dont know intendent solemnly observed of I was Detroit Free Press in the same ratio it follows that many not the story single luck Why jroung man I am horrified absofree one lutely horrified as well as astonished at suddenly awakening Scots are seeking fresh fields for day from headache Hark of the Wife your behavior Dont you wish to raise your Fido is way down the expansion of that talent for in ¬ and intense twitchWhats the matter hand and put yourself on record as being willing to respect the gray hairs of your fastairs yelping as if he were hurt dustry and enterprise with which Provi- ¬ ing pains in my neck For ther when you grow up to be a man dence seemsio have specially endowed and shoulders time I Whats happened to the little dear months at a No No use tryin cant do it nehow would be confined to Husband I threw him at a burglar them unblushingly responded the lad In the matter of births the male my bed At times N Y Weekly Why not sonny spots would Cause he aint liable to have no grav Really now are seems to be the prepondering sex the black Doubting Woman nnnpnr lipfnrp Tnv hair Dads bald chirped the youthful total number of males bora during the syes and I would be- - I became blind Grocer Madam these eggs fresh triumphantly My nerves were in such a state philosopher the discomfited and amid a gen eral titter if you will kindlystep to the telephone year being 63796 and of females 63 come ablind on the floor unsettled me superintendent step gave it up and passed on to something else and call up our farm you can hear the 027 As however the females had a that Eminent doctors skillful nurses the best -Bits hens that laid those eggs still cack- slight advantage in numbers in the be food and medicine all failed Then I con- -Titginning of the year this birth rate will sented to an operation That too failed Cincinnati Enquirer ling Say Hiram be you agoin to town to¬ measure fulfill the desirable and they said another was necessary After day Newspaper Proprietor I can re- ¬ in some of restoring the balance was worse than ever and the the second I Yes Uncle Bill I got to git the mare member the time when there was no purpose world was darker than before shod and do some high old shoppin fer Of the total births 8984 were illegitiIt was then I heard of Dr Williams the Sunday paper with more than four mate equivalent to 69S per cent of Pink Pills for Pale People I heard that thingwimmen folks besides Can 1 git any pages and now we give our subscribers fer you they had cured cases like mine and I tried Well yes you sec your Aunt Lucy says 40 and sometimes more One of the all This rate varies considerably in them They brought sun she wants a heap of stuff to the store but They cured me Sad isnt it Boston xne omerent districts Demg y3 per Subscribers cent of the births in the mainland rural shine to my life and filled my cup with hap she dont reckon shed trust me nor no one Transcript else new caliker The districts 67 per cent in the principal piness gone headache is gone is the twitch- bent to buy her the shes got ter dress shes go and do on bavin so gone the Have you given up your idea of mas ¬ town the nervousness ing is districts 65 per cent in the small trembling has ceased and I have gained the selectin of it herself and if you just tering some European language said town districts 57 per cent in give her a the large twenty six pounds Health and strength is hitch in up lift there and back itll save me Yes replied the Chi- ¬ town the courtier rrine and I am thankful to Dr Williams districts and 52 per cent in the All right Uncle BUI Ill be mighty glad nese emperor Whats the use There insular Pihk Pills for Pale People for the blessing rural districts pills are a boon to womankind of the opportunity fer I promised Mandy These is no means of telling which I will need The mortality rate in the large towns Acting directly on the blood and nerves and all three of the gals a ginuine surprise in order to talk to my neighbors out satisfactory was highest in Greenock where 222 in they restore the requisite vitality to all parts all around if things panned which they did Washington Star body creating functional regularity on the sale of that wheat every 10000 of the inhabitants died dur of the keep in Thackeray a ing the year followed by Glasgow with and perfect harmony throughout the ner- and now I propose to Lucy my promisejust An Overpraised Man she knows is good shape and Aunt cheeks vous system master of style repeated Chollie to a rate of 220 Perth with 219 Edinburgh changed to the The pallor of thehealth the the very kind of colors the gals like in print delicate blush of My deah fellaw with 213 Dundee select and how much the earnest person muscles grow elastic goods and what with 207 Leith with eyes brighten theand good health returns fer each dress andter want them and Mandy I you pawsitivcly dont know what yom 203 Paisley with 39S and Aberdeen ambition is created to have the very best there is the kind of are saying Ive seen dozens of pictch with 179 dress goods I heerd Aunt Lucy say was alCoarse and Brutal aws of the old Johnny and no one of ways marked on the tags with the name of January June and December them showed a coat that had the least be seen from the following table as will History states that a certain Eoman of William Simpson Sons She says thats of one the wear3 approach to a fit Cincinnati In ¬ ing the number of marriages show ficial by asome importance was killed in a well kind that always looks bright and Uncle falling tile while indulging and dont fade I tell you what each day quirer month are the favorite seasons for parade A young man of the family of Hur Bill they aint nobody enjoys seein well was charged with his death and brought dressed wimmen folks around the house no One Resource There we were weddings into court The judge after hearing the better than me and when Aunt Lucy and I said the old engineer We were go January goods and calico to buyin 408c case turned to the prisoner and said Set through Williamprint ing at least 50 miles an hour In front February Simpson Sons 11 think isoi I guess I sentence you to the mines for life ifS7i was the burning bridge and behind March this town aint no slouch for well dressed gals To the mines echoed Ben Hur April 1S61 Yes to the mines retorted the face and wimmen were 12 coaches filled with passengers May i29 there are great mining 48SC tious magistrate The locomotive was rushing towards June In tlie Arid District facilities on the Mediterranean You will wij OfoUi destruction at a frightful pace It was find all the oar you want in the galleys Kansas Druggist I cant sell you whisky September 1902 At this brutal jest it is said the attorney without a prescription stranger an awful moment The Boy Why October iS7 for the prosecution laughed long and loua Col Dreyer a visitor from Kentucky didnt you back pedal Life 2234 but Ben November Hur saw no joke in the galleys he I prepared fo that sah when I set out for 408c December this benighted country I had a prescripThe large number of lassies who vas not a printer Detroit Free Press RATS OWNED THE CAR tion tattooed on my arm were wood an married an ai and Thats all right then Come in and Ill A Peculiar FeelingPuck in De Cliicagro Itnilrontl Oflicinl Has Trouble also kissed and carried awa The sensation of homesickness has been fill you cember and lanuary is of course ac variously described but never more graph with the Rapacious Rodents Hotvh This thanjjy little counted for by the advent of the new ically home and amammagirl who miles away for a Time We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward sat heavy eyed and from year the festive season in Bonnie silent at a hotel table for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured you hungry dear The private car of a Burlington rail ¬ Scotland asked her 03-- Hall s Catarrh Lure Arent F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O way official with headquarters in this It is unlucky to wed in May that aunt with whom she was traveling We the undersigned have known F J Xo city has been infested for nearly a month being associated with the mis ¬ Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him Does your head ache year with a brood of rats It is not fortunes of Mary Queen of Scots Lon ¬ perfectly honorable in all business transacNo tions and financially able to carry out any ¬ What is the matter known haw the vermin gainsd a foot don Mail The childs lip quivered and she said in obligations made by their firm hold in the aristocratic vehicle but Beef Tea for tlie Invalids a tone to grieve the heart Im so seasick West O Truax- Wholesale Druggists Tothey evidently became tired of the fare ledo ¬ Albany Argus In giving beef teas to the invalid re- for home Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale on the freight trains and picked out the member that the beef tea that is clear Druggists Toledo O private car as a good graft is not and transparent is good and useful as Honieseelcers Excursions It Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally On the first and third Tuesdays in May acting directly upon the blood and mucous musual for rats or mice to get into a stimulant but is altogether worthless June 18D8J dining and sleeping cars on railways as a nourishment and people cannot and Paul Railwaythe Chicago Milwaukee surfaces of tlie system Price 75c per botwill excur- tle St Sold by all Druggists Testimonials is the first instance on the live on it A most nutritious beef lut this broth sion tickets good for 21 days to a great free Burlington at least that they have made that may be kept for a week if the cover many points in South and North Dakota Halls Family Pills are the best their appearance within the sacred pre¬ is left off while cooling is made in this and other western and southwestern states at practically one fare for the round trip cincts of a private car A Stunning Example wa To three pounds of solid beef Take a trip west and see what an amount of It was during a trip in the west last from the shoulder or shin with all dried good land can be purchased for very little Professor to class in philosophy Now summer that their presence was first skin or any soft or bloody rates Johnnie give me examples of the extremes Further information portions re- ¬ money prices of farm lands etc as to be ob- of softness and hardness may routes was paid to noticed but little attention dude Johnnie three tained on application them as it was thought that they would moved addpart ofpounds of bones from agent or by addressingto any coupon ticket mond stud Bright TheWeekly and his diaJewelers 11 lleafiord George the beef and four stay but a short time They were first the same quarts of cold water Put in a jar and General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 noticed by their appearance in the Shake Into Your Shoes Greatness Recognized kitchen where they seemed to like the cook from eight to twelve hours in a Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Stranger Whats going on here to day It cures painful swollen nervous smarting work of the private cook Becoming slow oven Strain through a colander and add two feaspoonfuls of salt If There seems to be a celebration of some kind feet and instantly takes the sting out of bolder they invaded the remainder of in progress the greatest comfort corns and bunions you are going to keep it leave the car Poison and traps were set for on breaking off just enough the fat Native Yes were givin Cy Simpson a discovery of the age Its AllensFoot Easemakes each day little blow out on gittin back from he city tight or new shoes feel easy It is p certain them but they were rats of experience a gold who knew the look and taste of the to allow of getting out the stock tmder without buyin place brick Ties the first cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach citizen of this neath Heat and give to the patient cago Evening News that ever done it Chi- ing feet Tru it to day Sold by all druggists rough and who were too wary to ven ¬ and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE ture inside the trap even when- it was with or without crackers as desired Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y Give the Cnililren a Drink baited with imported cheese They con ¬ Chicago Times Herald His Objection called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing tinued to live on the fat of the car and Sousns Witty Retort nourishing food drink to take the place of Wheeler One thing about the bicycle is to make it very unpleasant for the occu ¬ A few evenings ago Mrs John Philip coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all that it puts jrou in touch with the world pants The latter would awake in the Sousa said at dinner here that she found who have useel it because when properly Clumsyton Yes but I dislike to be touchnight to feel four little feet running her patriotism was not nearly so high prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but ing it almost exclusively with the top of my over the coverlids or to hear the gnaw ¬ now that she had a boy who might run is free from all its injurious properties head Truth Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the ing of sharp little teeth eatdngaway the away to war To Cure a Cold in One Day nerves It is not a stimulant but a health woodwork of the ear For awhile the Instead of shrieking for the Stars builder and children as well as adults can ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AH officials carried rat terriers en his and Stripes I think of the starving drink it with great benefit Costs about J as ujrgists refund moncv if it fails to cure much as coffee 15 and 25c trips but the dogs never got a rat and women she concluded When a woman tells of a cute saying by the official and his employes were in de ¬ Well my dear answered Mr Sousa Very few people know good stationery her baby we always think the woman inspair gravely considering the financial ben- ¬ when they see it Washington Democrat vented it On one occasion when five owner of efit it is to me I wish you would en- ¬ the car had out with him one of his su ¬ courage these demands for the Stars ATTRACTIVE WOMEN periors and some members of the lat and Stripes or you may be yourself a ters family the ladies were made starving woman Philadelphia Pec hysterical by the presence of the rats ord Fullness of Health Makes Sweet Dispositions and Happy Homes and had to abandon the trip and return on- a regular train Finally the rats be ¬ EXTRACTS FROM MRS PINKHAMS NOTE BOOK THE MARKETS came so bad that the car was put in the Womans flTPatPSt rriff k flip TinTOor to incmVa nmiMinil TPSTVpf OTlfl lovft Cincinnati May 1 shops and a nori side rat catcher was j j j 111 mi xnan 3 30 Auere is a iDeauty in neaitn wnicn is more attractive 10 men xt sent for lie brought both dogs and LrVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 75 4 25 4 50 Select butchers mere regularity of feature 6 00 ferrets which were used to working to ¬ CALVES Fair to good light 5 2i 3 75 To be a successful wife to retain the love 3 20 gether in exterminating rats In every HOGLS Common 3 90 3 80 Mixed packers and admiration of her husband should be a 3 90 3 60 nook and corner where rats can go the Liijrht shippers 4 41 womans constant study A t th e first indica ¬ 4 00 sharp scented ferrets found their way SHEEP Choice 7 25 0 50 LAMBR Spring tion of ill health painful menses painsinthe 4 55 and it looked as though the rats would FLOUH Winter family 4 25 To 1 08 side headache or backache secure Lydia E GK AIN Wheat No 2 red baffle them after all 1 05 No 3 red Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and begin The car is provided with a double 37 Corn No 2 mixed t 31 its use This truly wondertul Oats No 2 j floor and it was decided that this was 60 Rye No 2 remedy is the safeguard of wo- ¬ 11 00 the only place where the ratscouid have HAY Prime to choice 10 50 1171 mens health concealed themselves But there was PROVISIONS Mess pork 5 70 Lard en ¬ BUTTER Prime steam Mrs Mabel Smith 345 Cen- ¬ ro hole big enough for the ferrets 11 10 Choice dairy creamery I8V2 Prime to choice trance so a portion of the flooring was tral Ave Jersey City Heights 3 50 3 00 bbl mt out The ferrets were- let in and in APPLES PerPer bush 1 00 N J writes 90 POTATOES a moment sevcn big rats came one by CHICAGO Dear Mes Pdtkham lean 5 50 5 30 one jumping out of a hole cut for a FLOUR Winter patents hardly find words with which 1 17 1 20 WheatNo 2 steam pipe But they emerged to GRAIN 3 Chicago springred 1 15 1 00 to thank you for what your No death for as t2i ay came out a dogeized CORN No 2 34 34J wonderful remedy has done for 31 hj 31J4 each and broke its bck Chicago OATS No 2 11 10d me Without it I would by this 1105 PORK Mess Chronii 5 50q LARD Steam time have been dead or worse NEW YORK insane for when I started to cline of Bull Fifirlttingr 5 75 5 35 FLOUR Winter patent The wholesome change that the chai take Lydia E Pinkhams Vege¬ l 2054 WHEAT No 2 red ¬ 40 2 mixed acter of the Mexican people is under CORN No table Compound 1 was m a terri57J RYE going is shown again by the movement OATS Mixed ble state I think it wouldbe im 37 10 75 1100 Diaz and taken up PORK New Mess headed by President possible for me to tell all I suf- ¬ 6 05 by the better social element to abolish LARD Western fered Every part of my body BALTIMORE bull fighting That brutal sport is one FLOUR Family seemed to pain some way The 5 30 5 00 got from GRAIN Wheat No 2 of the handicaps which Mexico pain in my back and head was113J114 111 105 Southern Wheat Spain In the mother country it still tprrible I was nervous Had liys39 39M Corn Mixed 38 ilourishes and any atterapv to suppress 371 2 white fprus and f amtiner snells My case was one Oats No 64 Rye No 2 western 61M it woud be resisled as strongly bjMhe TATTLE First quality fTiofwns P iven im bv two of the best doctors in 4 75 rf 4 50 4 35 ruling classes as by the common run T had rnvpn nrj mvself as I had tried so 4 25 HQGS Western Tirnni i V- Mcago Chronicle INDIAN APOLir many things I believed nothing would ever do me any good But thanks to your 106 GRAIN WheatNb medicine I am now well and strong in fact another person entirely In the Klondike 32 Corn No 2 mixed 29 Oats No 2 mixed Tew Arrival If the food supply here LOUISVILLE If you are puzzled about yourself write freely and fully to Mrs Pinkham at sRTr should become exhausted during the 4 00 Lynn Mass and secure the advice which she offers free of charge to all women ¬ Winter winter isnt there anything else to faO FLOUR Wheat patentred A 3 75 1 00 GRAIN No2 This is the advice that has brought sunshine into many homes which nervous37V4 Cornr Mixed 3LbacK on 32 Oats Mixed ness and irritability had nearly wrecked grimly Yes the PORK Mess Old Miner 11 5ff i 5 25 IARD Steam Tfsiirround up 1 o Date ¬ ASTHMAS PROGRESS From Cold to Cure f ¬ ¬ No relief in other remedies caught a severe cold which resulted in asthma After taking doctors prescript tions for a long time without benefit I at length made use of Ayers Cherry Pecto- ¬ H G ral and was completely cured 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ There are manymedicines that palliate asthma There are few that do more than relieve for a time the oppressed breathing of the sufferer There are few diseases more troublesome and more irritating than asthma It interferes alike with business and with pleasure It prevents enjoyment of the day and makes the night a terror A remedy for astlrma would be hailed by thousands as the greatest possible boon that could be offered them There is a remedy for asthma Dr J C Ayers Cherry Pectoral has cured hundreds of cases of this disease and testimonials to its efficacy from those who have tried the remedy are multiplying with every vear The cases presented in the testimonials that follow may be taken as exemplifying the quick and radical action of this great ¬ Kitchell Greenwood Miss Some time since I had a severe attack of asthma accompanied with a bad cough and a general soreness of the joints and muscles I consulted physicians and tried various remedies but without getting anyi relief Finally I took Ayers Cherry Pec- ¬ toral and in a very short time was entirely cured J Rosells Victoria Tex Dr J C Ayers Cherry Pectoral is known the world over as one of the most effective medicines for the cure of coughs colds croup whooping cough asthma bronchitis and all affections of the throat and lungs It is not as are so many cough medicines a mere soothing syrup a temporary relief and palliative but it is a radical remedy dealing directly with disease and promptly healing it In response to a wide demand Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral is now put up in half size bottles sold at half price 50 cents More about Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral in Ayers Curebook A story of cures told by the cured Sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ remedy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ About a year ago I caught a bad cold which resulted in asthma so severe that I was threatened with suffocation whenever I attempted to lie down on mv bed A friend recommending Ayers Cherry Pec- ¬ toral I began to take it and soon obtained relief and finally was completely cured Since then I have used this medicine in my family with great success for colds coughs and croup S Hutter Editor Rolink Polish Stevens Point Wis While on the Gasconade River Ga I I ¬ Askins How is it that Slicksmith seems lo make an instantaneous hit with every lady to whom he is introduced Teller Oh lie calls the married ones miss and the single ones Mrs Judge A Warm Amy His Little Game EDUCATIONAL- - SU HUM nofev5gniL 29th Summer July 1 toFor CataSept 1 1898 logue address REGISTRAR SUMMER LAW SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE ¬ Story ¬ cnest Fo your 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or nclow quoted prices for same A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO HEADERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING AXL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS treatment Free FRKK CATALOGUE lJ Dr H II UKEKVS S0NSAUuu GIVEN AWAY body 7 flOR nfin CfUUUlUUU CUKS TiMber JMinc al ACRES Colony IaBdij Sontti cheap csytrrttc CO SaUullIe Temc WHCRAWFOHD JsSSSSsTWiBS Fras vagsxlso SleaehlotheOYKKLAND MONTHLY SAS OTCAKCISCO TkH Li Iho slzo of Hectares and la superbly Illustrated sending WKBS AKKffft TWO annual subscriptions a MBTMlBltfKljMB J J WELL MACHINERY The KIND that EARNJ Money JLotuIs fc Nymaa Tltta Okie - -- f - Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by druggists WHERE AIL ELSE FAILS A N K E 1707 - - Ji t trizi9idMi WMN WKITIXG TO ASYUKTISiatS yen state it la this paper that aw ike JL4verttM ssrTarorarr V T- WE - f 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY U MAY 3 1898 WttfiiMMJMH C Besides the addresses bylhese genfle A till 1 Ut1 U K T 11P VV IC We are offeringsouie choice ladies l Uljfl I lb A W Alvti men 27 of the states most Prominent misses and childrens shoes at special proiessionai aim uuiucsa men il waa prices Dont fail to take advantage of decided to select several leading citi- ¬ olfer the zens from all parts of Kentucky to Davis Thompson Isgrig Commercial Convention Will Be inake some five minute talks In the meantime a cell fcr the con- a Grand Success 1 r htfi KSY55 i1 W Of Peck P O Wrights Celery Capsules i To the wriglit Medical Co I i1 vxmimous unio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrlfiwa Anderson Pike Co O Kecomme S K i ti j if i t 1 I I p N v V 1- - vention had been distributed through- ¬ out the state for signers and in a Slifoiio Dyspepsia Sored brief space of time it went back to EVERYBODY INTERESTED IN IT Louisville with 257 names represent- ¬ ing a majority of the counties This call stated emphatically that it Industrial Development Is One i hing was not made to any class of citizens but to all men who are concerned in Desired the future of Kentucky It was for- mally issued about two weeks ago and met with a welcome the heartiness of which left no doubt in the minds of REIIAEZABLESPIBITOPPBOGEESS those who have worked so industri- ously for the success of the movement It Is Not for the Benefit of a Class but that the convention would prove a history making body for tlie iVIasses Many Important Sub- ¬ Happy Selection of Dates jects Will Be Discussed by Those Most The selection of the dates for the Competent to Handle Them Promo ¬ meeting of the state commercial con- ¬ tion and Development Are to Be Con ¬ vention in Louisvihe was a happy so- ¬ sidered to the Exclusion of Less Profit ¬ lution of the question as to the best able Things time that the industrial congress iff fJrJ should be held It falls in a week Kentuckys first state commercial which will offer to the visitors to the years FTEIt suffering for nearly tliirty convention to be held in Louisville Falls City a series of attractions un- ¬ from dyspepsia BIrs n E Dugdale wife of a prominent business man of May 11 and 12 is to be a success The surpassed in the same length of time Warsaw N Y writes For 23 years I was movement in that direction has pro- ¬ country The May a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a gressed far enough to assure those in any city in theon May 9 10 and 11 Music Festival is weak stomach The lightest food produced engineering it of that fact ¬ The Sons of Veterans hold their3 an distress causing severe pain and the forma It is to be a success because the nual reunion on May 11 and 12 the tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating lawyer the farmer the merchant the days of the Commercial convention I was treated by many physicians and tried manufacturer the lumber dealer the The 100000 cyclorama cf the Battle numerous remedies without permanent help mine owner the stockraiser the bank- ¬ of Gettysburg is also in Louis- ¬ Two years ago I began taking Dr Lilies journalist will all unite in ville and will be another attraction Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within er and the a week I ccmmsnccd improving and per ¬ one grand effort to push Kentucky and And all week the races will be going sisting in tho treatment I was soon able to her untold resources to the front It on In the running horse one of the eat what I liked with no evil effects is to be a success because business closest to perfection approaches I keep thsm at hand and a single dose dispels talks are to take the place of political known has been developed It is any old symptoms fitisS8k speeches because promotion and de- ¬ hoped that as the delegates to the Dr Miles Remedies velopment are to be discussed to the Commercial convention look on the are sold by all drug- ¬ agxr ItftifcLQ Vi exclusion of less profitable things steeds dash under the wire they will gists under a positive guarantee first bottle H finally it is to be a success because the hope the stronger that other Ken- ¬ Nervine s2 benefits or money re ¬ hX time is ripe for a state commercial tucky products may reach that per- ¬ vftesvores g funded Book on dis- ¬ convention to be a success fection with proper handling eases of the heart and m Health Less than two months ago several nerves free Address The State Commercial Convention pragressive business men members DR MILES MEDICA CO Elkhart Ind Will build up our cities large and of the Louisville Commercial clu held a meeting in Louisville to form- ¬ small Will induce the restless and dis ¬ ulate plans for a convention which would have for its object the creation satisfied of other states to settle here COUNTY DIRECTORY of a sentiment favorable to industrial Will improve and extend our development teaching the benefits of country reads and our rcilroad facili- ¬ such a course and to prepare literature ties Officers of Bourbon County setting forth Kentuckys advantages Will encourage every effort looking M Purnell Judge W This little gathering was followed by to the improvement of our navigable Sheriff Geoige V Bo wen W larger ones until the bit of enterprise streams W Mitch 11 and Ja nes Burke that was manifested in the first meet- ¬ Will bring together men who have ing burst into a spirit of progress that Deputies Circuit Clek Chas E Butler was made to permeate the entire faith in the future of Kentucky and state The convention soon assumed who desire to manifest their faith by F L McChesney Deputy County Clerk Ed D Paton tangible form An executive commit- ¬ their works tee with representatives from every i Will enhance the value of our ag- ¬ Pearee Paton Deputy County Mtorn y Denis Dun congressional district was named as ricultural lands by seeking the best were committees on delegation press methods for diversifying our products don and publicity finance transportation and the best means for reaching the Assessor VV G- McClintock hall entertainment and delegation worlds markets Jailer V C Jones state at large Mr Clarence Dallam Will aid our miners who are dig¬ Coroner Dr H li Roberts at- ¬ ging a well known and popular young for coal in our hillsides and School Superintendent Mi-s torney of Louisville who is a native of those seeking markets for such prod- ¬ 3ate Edgar Henderson but was for many years ucts or rock asphalt the timber from Survevor BFBedford identified with Paducah as a lawyer our forests and iron from our ore beds was elected chairman and Mr J C Will encourage the coming of cap- ¬ Magistrates Van Pelt assistant secretary of the ital not so much by offering bonuses Commercial club secretary Paris R J Noel v or special privileges but assuring to Thus industrys star of promotion all men the full enjoyment of life lib- ¬ Millersburg A C Ball rose rapidly A meeting was held at erty and property and the best facili- ¬ Little Rock P S See which seven of the 11 districts had ties for exchange in all the North Midiiletown H C Smith prominent representation and a pro- ¬ markets Clintonvillj S L Weathers of the world gram was arranged the following Hutchison E P Claybrook State Commercial Convention Notes subjects being selected as those that CentervillH J T Barlow The mayors and judges are to act as are to be discussed during the con- ¬ -- Ruddles Mil s delegates ex officio John Howard vention One editor from every newspaper in Geo- ¬ Kentuckys Advantages the state has been invited as a dele- ¬ Standing Committees of Bourbon graphical Climate and Soil Our Agricultural Opportunities and gate Fiscal Court Needs A special tobacco sale will be ar Our the tobacco warehouses to Finance R J Neely Chair Needs Industrial Opportunities and ranged by during the convention take place man K C Smith and E P Clay The Best System of State and Lo- ¬ Either a banquet or a reception fol- ¬ brook cal Taxation lowed by an elegant smoker will be Jail A C Ball Chairman J How May Capital Be Best Attract- ¬ tendered the delegates after the con- ¬ T Barlow ind P S See ed to and County Infirmary John How ¬ in KentuckyMost Profitably Employed vention has adjourned Races of one fare for the round trip ard Chairman S L Weathers and Immigration The Best Method of from any part of Kentucky have been H C Smith Encouraging Desirable Immigration F secured over the railroads for dele- ¬ T Barlow Chair ¬ Charities Corporations Uses and Abuses man P S See and S L Weathers A Just Discrimination the Part of gates to the commercial convention Turnpikes H C Smith Chair Wisdom An invitation will be extended to all P Bill and E P Clay man 3L Railroads The Greatest Source of the members of the legislature to all brook Development and How Best to Em- ¬ congressmen to Senators Lindsay and Deboe to the court of appeals and to ploy It Turnpike Commissioners Good Roads Essential to Progress all the state officials to be present at the convention and Prosperity District No 1 EdTurner Paris A competent stenographer has been Administration cf justice Its De- ¬ Ky lays and Costs engaged to take down all the speeches District No 2 Thos McClin Reform in Commercial Laws As ¬ and proceedings of the convention so tock Millercburaj Ky signments Commercial Paper Mort- ¬ they may be published in pamphlet District No 3 Wm Linnehan gage Liens form and distributed over the state North M i idletown K v Land Titles How to Expedite the This will give every county a look Settlement Of into the conventions work was then agreed that the follow ¬ Court of Claims meets first It The time is ripe for a new cam- ¬ ing named gentlemen should te in ¬ paign in behalf of the industrial agri- ¬ Thursday in April and October vited to attend the convention and de- ¬ cultural and commercial prosperity of liver speeches on the subjects men- ¬ Kentucky The country stands upon tioned the opening of a new industrial era Major P P Johnston Lexington Millions of capital foreign and domes- ¬ C P Garrett Hopkinsville tic will shortly be invested in Amer- ¬ M S Scoville Lexington ica Henry Watterson Louisville The executive committee has been John B Atkinson Earlington notified by Mr M A Scovell director Charles T Ballard Louisville and chemist of the state college at William J Hendrick Frankfort Lexington that he will prepare a pa- ¬ W G Welch Stanford per on The Possibilities of Ken- ¬ John Young Brown Louisville tucky as a Dairy State This will be John W Lewis Springfield another feature to add to the interest- ¬ B G Witt Hendersoni ing program S A Denham Williamsburg Each mayor in the state and every General Roy Stone Washington county judge has been requested to D C appoint delegates to the convention G E Johnson Louisville go TOyr iYri vr Cities of the first and second class will John W Yerkes Danville be entitled to 100 delegates third Henry Burnett Paducah class 60 fourth class 10 fifth class R C Kinkead Louisville CO Best in 5 sixth class 2 The county judge C U McElroy Bowling Green the merit years this shoe byWorld For will appoint three delegates James G Black Barbourville alone has distanced all competitors J3r L Douglas and SSOO S50 Kentucky has great coal fields prac- ¬ Thomass Pettit Owensboro allocs are the productions ot400 workmen skilled lrom the best material possible at these prices tically untouched She has agricul ¬ J M Atherton Louisville 5 for and 175 boys and youths 200W L gd Sv00Bhoesare men S3GO M H Crump Bowling Green tural resources unsurpassed She has Douglas Ehoes by over 1000000 wearers as Indorsed J C S Blackburn Washington an abundance of timber the value of tho best lu stjle lit and durability of any D C shoe ever offered at tho prices which can not be overestimated The They are made in all the latest Douglas Putman Ashland state then needs men and capital to shapes and styles and of every vari ety of leather J develop these natural stores of wealth Andrew Cowan Louisville If dealer cannot supply you write for cata ajguoto W L Donclas Hr tnn Mass Soldby X Stoddard Johnston Louisville and the commercial convention offers Ales P Humphrey Louisville J P KIELY the beginning of the opportunity t I IMMllllHlllliJiiltliiiH Jin j- tlnlM Celery Capsules from James T Blaser arn gist Waverly O and used thorn forStomacTw Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I asedfc three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana the have cured me Kor the benefit of other srT 7y afflicted I wish to send this letter Very tru ly yours old by all druggists at 50c andl per bot Send address on postal to the Wright Medco L oiumous u zor inai size irep W S Andersjt - t n s i I s j 5 j I I S MMES COLLMS hi w4i 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 thd County u should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physic ans 6f their respective precincts to vaccinate all per sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion The physicians shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ cination All cities and towns in the comity having Coucilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully C C - f t ll VJiilJ lJ jSJltlXJ WmMMh AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE A3 WHEN FIRST BOUGHT REW ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH jtfUfACTUREDOLyfiK r ijj THUCHUBN6ERBR0SX9 38Ssfea i KfokukIowa NewHavenXonn COPYRIGHTED ll III11 W rocer WSmsSk - This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is tho only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder W M PURtfELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky For sale by all wholesale amd retail XiXSiit isasaskeaji z jfsg Kews and Opinions OF MItS IAURA WEISHAUF Of 3Iurry Intl Kecom mentis Wrights Celery Capsules 17 1896 Marry Ind Sept Wright Medical Co The L C Davenport druggist Bluifton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had beeir afflicted for more sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfullj ¬ Deae Sirs a box of Wrights Celery Capsules friin Columbus Ohio Last spring I purchased - j per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free Mrs Lauka Weishauft W T Brooks at 50c and 100 Sold bv i -- A 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 in 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 kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain iu the back kidneys liver badder and every part of the urinary pas ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol ¬ lowing use of liqudr wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times iluring the night to urinate The mild and the extraor- ¬ dinary eflect of -- warnp-ltoot is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you jied a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bottle Mention The Paris Ky News aud send your address to Dr Co Biughampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 2isp lmo uiness of this oiler ¬ National Importance THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH- Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail - 6a year 8 a year f The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world By mail 2 a year Price oc a copv Address THE SUN New York D CHANCE FO YOU and now I After the most wonderful busines in Fall aiidWinter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of i Clothing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods It will pay you i FOIt NINE DAY ONLY to call and ee Shoesc good and honest goods the goods and vou will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing gnch No old stock but allv fresh this Fall and Winter stock I ¬ RED Worth Worth 16 15 HEEDt AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARG4INS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters and Overcoats 9 Ladies and Misses Jackets and Gapes worth each 1200 now 499 8 00 now 300 woi th each S worth each 600 now 275 7 worth each 50Onow 2 19 12 Ladies Capes worth each S00 now 400 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 11 Ladies Capes worth each 450 now 212 IS Ladies Capes worth each 300 now 163 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 Wool Hose now 10c Ladies 15 Ladies 12 Ladies and SIS for ¬ Worth Worth Worth Worth and 14 and 10 and 6 and 4 350 and 3 12 8 5 S days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days only for 9 days odly Black and S999 76 64v 4 37 319 229 all colors 2oc Jackets Jackets Ladies Jackets Ladies Jackets - M 200 Ladies tilors ¬ Worth SI 00 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c Comforts worth 100 now 50c RIankes worth 100 now 50c - 4 1 p rip wM M c Plaid Dress Goods 5c Infants Wool Hose now 5c 20 yds Sea Island Cotton SluO -- - 4 Specials For 9 Days Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Mens Caps 19c worth double Mens Heavy Socks 5c wor h double Wool Socks 12 worth double Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth double Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Suspenders 10c worth double Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double Mens Heavy Working Shirts 21c wortn double Mens Ladies and ChildrensShoes Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only Shoes 200 for 9 days onlv Shoes 300 for 9 days only Shoes 400 for 9 days only Boots and Shoe worth 400 Boots and Shoes worth 350 Bodts and Shoes worth 300 Boots and Shoe worth 250 Boots and Shoes worth 200 75c - - Mens Mens Men Mens Mens 14 yds 21 yds now 200 now 175 now 150 200 100 100 P tVJ 14 yds Masdnville Cotton 8100 now 125 now 100 Lonsdale Cotton Bleached Muslin 100 100 Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember whpn wp od tie prices you will surely get it as aboveu stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture wil every j auu giu wruu yuu uuy ijh xoil luuau ueiure iui me oargams are graonecl m -- WL DOUGLAS CLIAC T SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE GOODS HA -- DU-KlrS JbiKJUiS iiitC TWIN BOURBONS BIGGESTBARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARISKY -- K ¬ - S p- - - X

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