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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 6, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. t iv T mts ws 5 BBSS fco5 iv 5341 finik 4fcs ii S 3f ani JyJSft i j 2 fc ffl IT1 9fr pt J B CHAM MILLER r amrjiwi Editors and Owners wmn inn PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY niiiuiigujgiiiLjuiin ixuijiUiinuMnijiuliiw nr m FEB nCTriiu J 1881 lt rHr iTHjrgmiL EIGHTSS9TH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MJUmilW W LUIJ-imwir- MY tg 6 1898 J WI NO 36 n -- - lyiinuuillin UL tLI tffMP LJJ WtlU HI M r UUU7yTn5BTlIUaxaJJL L nfi1Lu muMiippy arirn TTinwiMn Sturdy Americanism Is fostered and nurtured in the homes of our land It is our mission to make the home attractive to put within the reach of all the means of beautifying the dwellings Here are a few hints of some of the special offerings for this aeek MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered Mtiirir NORTH rMIDDLETOWN J5y In Anl About The Interesting Parnr mlis Gnthereil A Chiffoniers Solid Oak with five drawern Maple and Mahogany Also a number of patterns is nicely finished from 500 to 1000 China Cases Book Cases Dining Chairs Wall Paper b them now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by 500 M M H Current and F pare for the extra Hurst of Miilersburgi were in town Tuesday demands of Nature Every spring SPECIAL THIS WEEK In Oak or Mahoganv finish a combina- ¬ Miss Leona Letton will entertain a Mr7filwotJd Harrison and wife of trie system is thoroughly over- ¬ merry house parfcv from Friday until tion desk and hook case at 9 Xuia 0hi are guests of Mrs C H hauled there is a general house Monday at her home near town Meng v Little Elizabeth Ingls dancchter of Offers at 100 8110 Oak Cane Seat Chair this week at 90 The A solid Miss Emma Young of Bath county cleaning going on within Mr Ed Iogels hasbet n quite ill for the and 125 Mrs Lrince impurities that have been accumu- ¬ past week Mr Ingels has also been is the puiasuut guosia of ford Talboft quite sick lating for a year must be got- ¬ Original Colorings Tow Prices See our medium line About twenty relatives and friends lohn W Willoughby has qualified ten rid of and the system reno- ¬ New Patterns f om this place attended the McClintock tnd entered upon the duties of Marshal vated and prepared for the siege for 7 to 10c at Mt Sterling of North Middlftown Uollier nuptials Unless Nature is as- ¬ Wednesday Ruth the little daughter of Eld W of summer f The young ladies of ihe M F C will S Willis of Fieminsisbnrg died last sisted in this task the strain on give a recital in the college chapel this Tuesday of pneumonia the system is too severe and a Eo evening after whijh the ladies of the jrilky and Miss Mary Rash breakdown is the result RM Some vicinity will serve ices in the college canvassed all of the Wades Mill section Carpsts Furniture Wall Pape dining hall Wednesday lookiug for College Day people neglect to supply this as- ¬ Lieutenant H T Allen United States accommodations sistance and as a result they are miBUjiKiwiriuwwiJwnatJiirwiuijWBttCLLuwfurilwiwqrpnfffc Military Attache of the Legation t Sales Mark Hendrix of Paris one overcome by an enervating de- ¬ Berlin has sailed from Germany and is cow to F M and C Gillespie o725 expected to arrive in Washington in a H Barnes of Mt Sterling one brown pressed feeling their energies re ¬ t few dava Mr Allen is a nativ e of horse to G Gillespie 0250 W M lax appetite fails and they are Sharpsbnrg and a brother of Cashier J Jones 54 hejgs to E M and U Gillespie totally disabled for a season G- Allen of this place 310 85 John Roseberry of Paris ont 4250 Elmer Everybody just now needs a tonic Mercury ays T cow to 0 J- - Daniel The Carlisle Reynolds Best son of Dr Best of Board muioue heifer to C M Skill and Swifts Specific 2286 Letch tJauister one cow Millersburg passed at Elizaville with mai hv credit and honor a thorough examina- to F ftLand C Gillespie 30 30 Rich- ¬ tion in Greek Latin Hebrew Theology ard CoiiuVr 47 hogs to same 24050 9SSrQGP9 lllij Church History etc and was licensed WeduesMay June 1st 1898 will be best tonic on the as a probationer for the gospel ministry college day in thi commencement is logically the Died A telegram from St Louis week of theK C and B College It is market The general health needs Tuesday announced the death in estimated that fully one thousand peo building up hence a tonic is needed that city of John I Moore a former pie will beiu attendance It will take wealthy resident of Ruddles Mills pre ¬ concert action line executive ability and that is entirely harmless S S S of cinct The remains will be interred in systematic arrangements to entertain so is purely vegetable and is the only the Millersburg cemetery at eleven many visitors aud we are ready and oclock this morning anxious to meet all demands for the oe blood remedy that is guaranteed We must make one request of Mr W G McClintock --a successful casion who expect to be our guests on to contain no potash mercury or young farmer of this precinct and the those day If you expect to attend on other harmful mineral ingredient popular assessor of Bourbon was mar- ¬ that college flay send your name to John ried in Mt Sterling Wednesday to Miss T Collinf Secretary of the North Mid It is Natures remedy being made Ida Collier the handsome and charming dletownMCollege Association stating from roots and herbs gathered The whenomwill arrive here and he will daughter of Mr J M Collier from Natures great storehouse It ceremony was performed by Prof W D McClintock of Chicago cbusiri of Iont impose nPon thoroughly cleanses the blood of tneerrpom A number orirelaxises irom 9U iyJf V t - unexpectedly coming in all impurities tones up the gen verylast hour ItTnight ern I health renews the appetite xTSrffomMm tAAUiOBYiyUaSjijBUiltUtfiUtiUitJU iiyAiuMiuemsa4mkamuAiyi wmssi This most essential feature of dining room furniture has never been We have a nice assortment so pleaina in price and design as now form 1350 to 2500 Mr and Stiles Stirnian is still very ill We use the soap that tackles the di t visiting in Louisville Miss Katie Savage is some better K P Moor is making extensive re and not the shirt Mrs M V Shaw ir vising her par-¬ pairs ou his residence tf Bourbon Steam Laundry ents at Butler Prof J TIPatterson of Lexington is Miss M afiie Chancelor is quite sick the guest of firieuds here Now is the time EL D with the mumps Chas M Skiilman succeeds ex Judge everv one Miss Eddie Carpenter is quite sick at Woodward as Police Judge 03 take a Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati her home near town Ohio re- ¬ H A Rogers of neat town will spring tonic to Will be at A number of the Junior Club enjoyed model his residence in a few weeks the Windsor Hotel Paris a fishing trip to the Licks yesterday strengthen v Town Council has rented a jail The Miss Jennie Kate Purnell of Paris house of Johii C Gntewooi colored system and pre- ¬ has been the guest of friends here since TUESDAY MAY 10TH 1898 ¬ Suemal Scribe Mrs George Redmou are pair your linen and put neck bands on free Haggard Reed We are the peoples friends We re that L Landman M should the Tuesday returning every second Tuesday in each month of Paris Kentuck7 Reeerence Every leading physician TO THE FARMEBS OF COUNTY BOURBai h to -- WHY IS NO tn - As agt nt of The Page Woven3 Wire Fence o I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock aud to give satisfaction I have pur up fence this season for farmer- - who have hd the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up thev besf Chicken Fence on the market If you are needing any fence give me a call 0 W MILLER Agent ¬ Paris Ky THE BEST PLOW MADE Pony For Sale i in 4 ft nearly black 12 hands hands high weight 550 pounds heavy mane and tail is kind and gentle enough for any child to handle saddles nioelv Iu appearance he is a model For further information call on or I have for sale an extra nice Shetland pony 3 years old color dark brown o E D address GEORGE 5apr lmo CLAYTON Futchison Ky Siec MJfaSSagjafig ETce ties People sufFerin from Kidney Diseas- ¬ es feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality They should lose time in trying Foleys Kidney Cure a Guaranteed Preparation Sold by James Kennedy Druggist curtains all prices and quali at J T Hintons tf -- ranging Give the baby a ride in one of those forty years ago will be sung by those nice new buggies at J T Hintons who sang them then Mothers yea Your Iifo Insured Dangerous the entire system band duM5oiige that were snug here typhoid fever and other prevalent si Sams is-- songs ow at work ar speeches a brass fi ISSiTOaSSSlllSSloato iYRUP PEPSIN CURES CONSTIPATION DR CALDWELLS 11 mw Trammer splendid Sfefb lc a Day ¬ and there will be no trouble or worry ROSY - summer diseases seldom attack a I have secured Dong Thomas Train¬ grandmothers will be school girls again person whose system is thoroughly ing Stables in the snburbs of Paris Ky Be sure to let us hear from you early A lately occupied by John T Hedges cleansed and de i mo PZX-2T2-30YA- EK-aE-s-as- cT --L FS I Wa B 3312 Ask for DS EZOSTS oeaa ior ciruuiar B m3I MOTTS iiuu CXEC3XCAXt OO a rice The only safe sure and reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies I especially recommend Ufft ed to iiFXXiXiS and married Ladies take no other per o CEi Til ooi - uute lor iiuu Cleveland Onio iijuihvhjl For Sale By XV T Brooks Druggist amiHffTriihWfrHi Gen iral Conference A gE Church they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Columbia S C May 4 18 trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Southern Biblical Assembly Knox Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above ville Tenn June 10 25 bank in every 1 box which brings Southern Students Conference Ashe your money back if we fail to cure you vilhsN C Jnue 17 27 Sold by W T Brooks druggist Finest train service in the South Liberal limits on these low rate tickets Oueen Crescent Kates Be sure your tickets readjvia 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tone and finish at prices most moderWe offer intending purchars ate greater variety and better value dollar for dollar than any house in the West If you can not come write for full information Kurtzman etc Smith Barnes Gabler ¬ H HAGGARD RUE3J3BE W 1 Xj37 TSPWHH 2sxs Hi irszr J fcA mwix v AND I The same Suit will cost you 45 and 50 35 elsewhere UUt Oinoi333astti WEEKLY Ernest Urchs 121 123 Co Cincinnati W 4th St l5kXvJr E1MER For Sale Cheap A Bemis Tobacco Planter good as new Will sell or exchange for dve Nobby Business Suits 2500 We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive Both Papers One stock f2iny 4t J Address C MONTGOMERY Cenierville Ky r t I I I Fine Trousers DKPTC lJLiAKa LU 700 and 800 JL Ask for Our New Art Catalogue MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF CRITI CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC TT ts THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILYIN THOU- SANDS OF OF-¬ 1 FICES ALL OVER THE WORLD CONTINUES TO k PROVE ITSELF I rm vwvwfffffffvwfvvffmvfnfvvfff A 3 I 1 PKmW to be Jm Year for only Regular Price for Both is rTTDTTTCUTWP Cutter H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON few - llllliJIllllLJ TATTITDTRTP PH wT 1 11LLJJ ixiil 225 275 Hogs Wanted 50 We save you generous part of this sum 250 hogs weighing from Send or bring your cash with order to pounds Addrc s to 175 The Smith Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio J TEE BOURBON NEWS - Paris KyT r i 4 Or R BHUTCHCRAFT 29apr 4t Paris Ky IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL l1 -- 111 I tt- - zr I THEOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY HAWAIIAN ISLANDS CfFared to the United States by Presi- ¬ dent Dole for War Purposes MAY 6 1898 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS May Be Held By Uncle Sam Until After the War Ends and Then Sold to the 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 he 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 oyster 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 Ill put you out me out is it Oi wish yez would put me out yelled Finnegan Me in sides is blazin loike a match factory Harpers Magazine P-p-p- ut REPORTED SURRENDER SAMPSONS SQUADRON CABINET MEETING It Was Decided to Maintain American Just What He Wanted Of Manila While Probably True is as Yet Leaves Key West and Will Meet and An ¬ nihilate the Spanish Fleet Now Coming Only Conjectura The Report Has Not Over Startling News Expected Soon Been Confirmed Supremacy in the Philippines The Islands Will Be Held as a Collateral to Secure the Payment to the United States of a AVar Indemnity McKinleys Plans Highest Bidder 13 s tl Tampa Fla May 5 It appears to London May 5 Inquiries at the office of the Eastern Telegraph Co Supplies be almost a settled belief among army Also Ammunition and Other noon London time the officers here that no movement of show that at This Action Was Taken After a Hon- Kong Manila cable was still in United States troops toward Cuba will Conference With the Hawaiian Cabinet on the Situation terrupted take place until after the meeting of reported surrender of Manila the Spanish flotilla with Rr Adm The Honolulu April 27 via Sax Fran ¬ while probably true is as yet only Sampsons squadron which is now be- ¬ lieved to be inevitable cisco May 5 President Dole has sent conjecture long1 communication to President The principal Manila merchants in Nevertheless everything possible is a ¬ been interviewed being done to put the United States McKinley offering- to transfer the Ha London who have waiian islands to the United States for on the subject agree that their latest troops in readiness for immediate ship- ¬ the purposes of its war with Spain letters show that the Philippine is- ¬¬ ment Plans for division hospitals and¬ and to furnish the American ships lands will be pleased to have the re- the allotment of surgeons were practicof war in Pacific waters with large volt ended and will view with equa¬ ally completed Wednesday The First in- ¬ quantities of coal supplies and nimity Americas future action there fantry one of the regiments which ammunition This action was taken They all gladly hail the end of a condi- ¬ will be landed in Cuba was put by the executive after a secret confer- ¬ tion of things which the merchants say through the emergency entrenchment ence of the Hawaiian cabinet called is quite as bad as in Cuba drill throwing up entrenchments New York May 5 A dispatch from with tin cups skillets tin pans to discuss the position to be assumed by the government toward the two Hong Kong to the Evening World or whatever was convenient and says belligerents long practice marches in heavy marchiThe news of the declaration of war Congratulations from Americans to ng- order was given other regiments by the United States against Spain Commodore Dewey in the shape of a Preparation for the landing of a large was received here Wednesday by the large number of cable dispatches were force of native Cubans at some point Mariposa which arrived from the forwarded to the daring- commander in Cuba within convenient reach of Australian colonies with advices from Wednesday by the English cruiser Im Gen Gomez army are being pushed as the United States to the 10th inst mortalite which has left for Manila fast as possible How large a force Washington May 3 Senator Frye to Manila is still inter- ¬ there will be is as yet uncertain The cable The Cuban recruiting- offices that speaking of the report from Honolulu rupted are opened here No definite news of the engagc- have been said he hoped that the president would fairly overwhelmed with applications for enlistment and it is very probable that 15000 will be armed and ready FIRST ROUND AT MANILA for service uncer the banner of Gomez Most of before the end of the week the Cubans who are now in the West D fwk Tampa camp have already had consid- ¬ erable military training Their num ¬ ber is being- constantly increased by arrivals from New York Jacksonville -- Washington May 4 The British embassy has received no reports of any character as to the Manila battle so that there is no basis for the state- ¬ The cabinet meeting- Tuesday resulted in a decision to await a report from Commodore Dewey and then to send him the num ¬ ber of troops he deems necessary to enforce our control of the Philippines The whole session was consumed in a general discussion of past events The administration has practically decided to occupy the Philippines with force as soon a strong militar possible as after Commodore Deweys report which is expected by Wednesday has been received For this purpose Pacific slope troops will be used and it is expected that at least 5000 will be en route within May 4 - Washington ments that the state department has been informed by British officials here that Manila has surrendered to Com- ¬ modore Dewey In the absence of specific advices from Manila members of the diplo- ¬ matic corps are discussing with great interest the future course of the Unit- ¬ ed States toward the Philippine is- ¬ lands They do not doubt that the is- ¬ lands will be occupied by the American forces if indeed the occupation has not already occurred The only question on that point is said to be the number of men Commodore Dewey can spare from his fleet to make up a landing party sufficient to hold Manila and other points when large garrisons of Spanish troops are there It is the fu ¬ ture of the Philippines however which - dicates and promoted by transportation companies is in too many instances really a fable The products of industry in legiti ¬ mate fields of enterprise nearer home are far surer and promise more stable rewards No cue will go unrewarded in the matter of improved health who use regularly HostetterV Stomach Bitters for malaria dyspepsia con c stipation biliousness ¬ ¬ The incalculable mineral wealth of new ¬ ly found mining regions largely run by syn- ¬ Falinlous Wealth - 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 pay so Dropsy treated free by Dr H H Greens THE - When you dont know be brave enough to Besides it is a good plan I dont know will save von many a useless argu- ¬ ment Atchison Globe and other recruiting points Between CO and 40 young Cubans ar ¬ rived here Wednesday from New York and will be followed by 150 more from there all enlisted at the junta head- ¬ Fortify Feeble Lungs Against Winter with Hales Honey of llorehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute The baby in the cradle evidently thinks this is a pretty rocky old world Chicago News I could not get along without Pisos Cure quarters officers thoroughly familiar with the Two or three United States naval Cuban coast are now in Tampa for the purpose of escorting the Cuban ex- ¬ pedition to Cuba and will remain with it until the juncture with Gomez is ef-¬ fected Old Point Comfort Va May 5 It is the general expectation here that the Flying- squadron will go to sea within 24 hours or as soon as the cruiser New Orleans arrives Commo- ¬ dore Schley has been notified that the cruiser Columbia has been detached from the squadron and that the New Orleans will take her place So far as fighting ability is concerned the New Orleans is superior to the Columbia being more heavily armed and without so much free board and upper works to act as a target The squadron as now constituted will consist of the Massachusetts first class battle ship Texas second class battle - for Consumption E C Mouiton Xeedham Mass Oct It always cures Mrs 22 9i We have noticed that the man who is lucky says nothing about the proverbial luck of a fool Atchison Globe S3 H And Not Experiments Should bo Your Aim in Buying Medicine Let others experiment you should be nli Mil HI - ship New Orleans JS r mJLLl armored cruiser type of tne and the Raleigh and Cincinnati Scorpion a fast armored yacht with r four iour mcn and lour sixp cruns ine Minneapolis nas been officially detachea varidfe of the s a Brooklyn Experiments are guided by experience 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 Mali iWw 33M IriUI iltMl III 3- i rnfh i L Is Americas Greatest Medicine Sold by all 1 six for 5 Got only Hoods k druggists g OJfSapareiSa nuuy AI jcvuauiuua UUi 1ora3 V TVaScW novf actrompanieo Jfi Mmmr- And if ye want another Tnlcc tlmt ye measly Spaniard To start the thing nloner YcIl sit it srood and strong accept the offer made by President mentof Sunday or the reported bom Dole bardment of Manila has been reMembers of the senate committee ceived on foreign relations generally inter American and English residents preted the report from Honolulu re- are jubilant over Deweys splendid garding- President Doles tender to vi ctory the United States to indicate a ON THE ROLL willingness to form an alliance with this country for the war with Spain They say that for the Hawaiian Of the Immortal tioe the Name of Com modore islands to have held aloof and Daring George Dewey for His Deeds of insisted upon remaining neutral would have been equivalent to re London May 5 Vice Adm Philip any Howard Colomb retired the inventor coal fusing or granting courtesies to the United States during of improved systems for signaling- at the war and that the action now sea and the author of a number of taken will put the islands in the way naval works in an interview on the of doing this country any favor possi subject of the splendid victory of the ble Washington Ma3r 5 Representative United States ileet at Manila is I doubt if there Newlands of Nevada has introduced quoted as sajing ever was such an extraordinar3 ila joint resolution for the annexation lustration of the inilueuce of sea pow of Hawaii It provides for the con er A attacked iirmation of the cession by the Ha beaten superior fleet has supported and a Spanish fleet by waiian republic of all rights of sov batteries and it now appears it passereignty over the island and their dependencies and of cession and transfer ed those batteries and has taken up an position off to the United States of all public unassailable the AmericanManila The commander property and all its rights and ap- boldness of question is beyond Henceforth he purtenances assumes the Hawaiian public debt to not exceeding S4000000 must be placed in the valhalla of great prohibits further immigration of Chi naval commanders Nothing can detract from the dash nese and appoints five commissioners and vigor the at least two of whom shall be residbnts nor dim theofglory American exploit which Dewe3r has of Hawaii to recommend necessar3r shed upon the American navy It legislation The resolution declares may be bad for the world for assuredthe islands and their dependencies ly the American navy will never achereby annexed as a part of the tercept a subordinate place after this ex ¬ ritory of the United States and subject hibition of what it can do to the sovereign dominion thereof ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ - tug for dispatch and water poses and the collier bte oTre On Wednesday the ships drills were gone collision and through with in remarkable shape On the Brooklyn the two score of hose connections were made and the tarpaulins spread in less than a minute and a quarter while water was ready to be let into the magazines During the collision drill the water tight compartments were closed and the mat tc cover a break in the hull prepared for use in less than two minutes Lieut Commander Daniel Delhanty who is to command the Suwanee ar rived here Wednesday afternoon The men on the squadron are very anxious to hear the particulars of Deweys victory at Manila and to what extent the squadron suffered London May 5 A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Key West sent by way of Tampa in order to escape censorship asserts of positive knowledge that Itr Adm Sampsons fleet will steam at full speed to Porto llico eith er to destroy or to occupy the coaling station as a naval base before the Spanish squadron arrives and then put to sea and try to engage the Cape ip ¬ ¬ ¬ Ult H o lltnfi llllElilsi i39vIPf 1 F s jH Hoods Pills SRFSStSU - SPEAK THE TRUTH cJfas4tfcMtdca De Leon Tex writes mr - gjJ3Jffijr - kQ a widow and can strongly recommend Dr SI A Sim ¬ mons Xiiver Medicine it I aSt having Saved my Life 6 years ago when I was down with Iiver Complaint and Kidney Disease I think it a far better medicine than that made by Zeilin and Black Draught si Mil 4 ml IfIf tunate at this juncture that the asser- ¬ tion was made by leading men here that the Philippines would be taken and held at least until the war ended when they might be sold to Great Brit ain or Japan He pointed out that while this course might be a wise one in due time yet its announcement now only served to awaken European pow- ¬ ers at a moment when it was needless and impolitic to excite resentment in those quarters There was no princi- ¬ ple of international law he said which kept a victorious nation from enjoying the fruits of warfare by holding- territory gained in battle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Verde fleet ¬ GEN MERRIAM ¬ ¬ ¬ Makes the First Move Toward Sending United States Troops to the Assistance of Commodore Dewey in the Philippines ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r-- t t m Irir i V f X Spain Can Not Rely on the Army London May 5 The Madrid corre- ¬ at the navy yard that the cruiser Char- spondent of the Morning Post says The government is aware that they leston will go into commission Thurs can not rely upon the army It is an day morning and immediately there- ¬ after get under way for the Philip- open secret that a society has been pines She is expected to convoy to formed within its ranks to put an end the Orient under all possible speed one to the humiliations Spain has suffered or more of the fastest steamers that at the hands of her incompetent mincan be- - purchased in San Francisco isters Judging by what one hears v which will be loaded with ammunition very terrible things may shortly hap ¬ pen vcoal food clothing and troons Cruiser Charleston Goes Into Commission VAirKJO Cal May b It is reported ¬ ¬ The firsi move toward sending troops to Commodore Dewey in the Philippines was made when Gen Merriam command ing the department of the Columbia an d California received instructions from the war department to send the Fourteenth infantry to San Francisco Gen Merriam in accordance with instructions issued an order for companies C D E and F to proceed at once to the Presidio Companies A 1 and H now in Alaska will be recalled immediately and sent there Capt Tay Ore May 5 ¬ ¬ Portland ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Ag uinaldo to Co Operate With Dewey Story About Another Spy Philadelphia May 5 A report is New York May 5 The Hong Kong currenthere that a Spanish spy has correspondent of the World says Toeen fourxl on board the cruiser St Chief Aguinaldo has arrived and has Paul and placedmder arrest The had a conference with Consul Wild officers of the ship refuse to confirm man He has agreed tD submit to Com- N ¬ S Si modore Deweys orders and he will conduct the land forces and with S0 as confined in the ships brig 000 so called insurgents effectively Russia and Germany May Intervene back up Dewey when he gains control London May 5 It is learned from of Manilaf He has promised to act in high official sources that Emperor a humane way AVilliam and Emperor Nicholas are very much disturbed as to the ultimate Oregon and Marietta Leave Kio Janeiro BCenos Ayres May 3 via Galveston destiny of the Philippines and that eome sort of immediate intervention is Tex liay 5 The Oregon and Mariet- ¬ ta have sailed from Rio Janeiro extremely probable or deny the story The man it is said lor Fourteenth infantry mustering officer for the state of Washington has left for Tacoma W7ord has been received at Van Cou ver barracks that Col T M Anderson of the Fourteenth infantry who is with his regiment in Alaska is to be appointed brigadier general of volun teers May Wheat SI 31 in Chicago Chicago May 5 May wheat opened at 121 as it closed Tuesday and went to 1243 2 in the early trading- and then weakened But at the afternoon session the bulls got in their work and sent it up a cent at a timi till it reached SI 31 Great excitement filled the room The closing was at S30 ¬ the-incom- e the next ten days There does not seem to be any doubt as to the govern- ¬ ments purpose to hold these islands pending a final settlement with Spain when they will be used as a collateral to secure the payment to the United High of-¬ States of a war indemnity ficials are of the opinion that none of the powers will seriously dispute our right to make such final disposition of the islands as suits our purpose in the enforcement of war claims against Spain and in any event this government will be prepared to contest any point which may be raised on this score As indicated in Secretary Longs request Tuesday for an emergency appropriation the gov- ¬ ernment will take steps at once to sup ¬ ply Commodore Deweys fleet with pro- ¬ visions and other supplies including ammunition and coal and to this end will dispatch at the earliest possible moment a sufficient number of ships to supply amply all possible needs of the Asiatic squadron These supplies will be forwarded at once without waiting a decision of the question as to wheth- ¬ er or not troops shall be sent out to relieve the commodore of the necessity of policing- Manila with men from his fleet One ship has been secured already as a collier It is said to be a much fleeter vessel than those usually so employed but it will take her about three weeks to reach Ma- ¬ nila and she may stop en route at Honolulu to replenish her own coal supply from the large accumulation held there by Adm Miller in order that the ship shall arrive at the Philippines with a full cargo most interests the foreign authoi As to this a leading ities here diplomatic official said it was unfor- ¬ During the period of gestation the tension upon the muscles and ligaments of the womb is greatly increased and the blood vessels are taxed to their utmost If there i3 any tendency to uneasiness or pain wo recommend frequent warm injections of our Mexican female Remedy and two or three doses every day of Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wino This treatment will strengthen the ligaments will assist in holding the uterus in place lessen pain make the uterus more pliable and clastic and prepare the organs for the final effort It also lessens the danger of death to child and mother and fortifies heragainatliability to convulsions flooding and other danger ¬ ous symptoms and with ordinary prudenco guarantees a rapid recovery Gestation XLmi 0eeZ OTX says Dr Celeste Tex SI A Simmons Iiiver Medicine is the best in the world for Biliousness Indigestion and Torpid Liver Have used it 10 years and recommend it to my friends and they all praise it I think there is as much difference be- ¬ tween it and Zeilins and ThcdfordB a3 between day and night SPANISH GUNBOATS Fire On the Hornet and the turned Thought One of the Gunboats Went to the Bottom Fire is XCe Ansemia is a condition often called pov crty of blood from deficiency of the red corpnscled which give to this fluid its char- ¬ Paleness May 4 A special to the Journal from Key West says The Marblehead has arrived with the Argonauta the Nashvilles prize While the Nashville was away from her prize capturing the mail steamer two Spanish g unboats came out and attacked the Hornet The Hornet re ¬ turned the fire the Marblehead coming- into the action soon after After firing- a broadside the Span ¬ iards turned about Capt McCalla thinks he sank one of the Spaniards and probably both The fight occurred off Cienfuegos Ga - Atlanta acteristic color It arises from insufficiency of assimilation of the proper materials of food to replenish tho blood a3 in chlorotio girls It may occur in persons who have long suffered with hemorrhoids or in women from repeated discharges of blood from the uterus The lips and tongue loso their natural red color and become whito and the face looks like was The mor A efficient remedy for this condi- ¬ tion is Dr Simmons Squaw Vino Wine The improvement produced by its use io frequently almost magical an enfeebled heart becomes strong and equable in its action digestion improves the lips and checks lose their pallor and tho eye be ¬ comes bright and the step elastic Go to your grocer to day and get a 15c package of ¬ gard to Central and South American the demand diplomacy The interment will be in Glass Workers Strike Vest Vote on the Income Tax Washington May 5 A vote which Woodlawn cemetery New York Muncie Ind May 4 A demand for higher wages being- refused nearly 200 was in the nature of a test on Seriously Shot by a Companion ¬ tax was taken in the senate al Columbus O May 4 While play boys at the Muncie flint glass works orlOp m Wednesday wbeu an amend ing war Tuesday Frankie Gould aged struck Tuesday The GOO hundred em- ¬ ment by Mr Mills was laid on the 10 was seriouslyshot by a boy com- ployes are all idle now Nearly 2500 glass workmen here are out of work table by vote of 33 to 29 panion at the village of Gahanna -- Price of Paper Advanced Death of Dion A M Soteldo ArPLKTON Wis May 4 The price Hon A M 4 Washington May of print paper has advanced half a Soteldo died here Tuesday He was for some years minister from Venezu- ¬ cent per pound since the war with ela then solicitor of its legation and Spain commenced The mills are run ¬ recently its agent in the bureau of ning night and day and some of the American republics He was an au ¬ book paper manufacturers are work ¬ thority among all the legations in re- ¬ ing on print paper in order to meet It takes the place of fee at the cost e -- co--- s Marl w Airr m ji4ivi gxcuu S4 Vixx it jls nounsnmg and health ¬ T m ful ¬ ¬ ii f ST ppT J PJSfBP f-f-- v-- 4VX THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY 6 1898 3 M - I If i - - I J J aara 4 jiumiojiwatB -- wfjutjjitrr Jioyal maives the food pure wholesome and delicious THS BOUIIBON NEWS PARIS SY FRIDAY MAY 6 1098 jw jItTI Slay Of W itters Party Limited MEN MAIDS AND MATTERS Walter Champ in THnf WnUer Pnity will remain i Paris mi a short time ami the days iiwi r ll- - ry Vp-To-D- al akP POWDER Absolutely Pure Some people in love imagine that the orders will song in their heart is the only melody in which vou can Plstsoou ne Pas Thei studio at the Hotel the catalogue Looking through Hymeus spectacles Windsor is a vry busy place as they are often makes onr affinities annear some- - Pttiug thn finishing toadies on a uum- ber of portraits now almost ready for what changed Dont imagine that your sweethnart delivery This oppoitnuiry to procure yearns for you because her eyes show a portinitsby celebrated arliNts obould Rtmembtr Iheir stty longing look She may be wishing for not be neglected in Paii- - is limited ftf a 98 model wheel Marriage makes a reality an Easter Call and see the new line of bonnet that is a beautiful dream to a - Jr FARMERS FRIEND AND HAMILTON 1 r M alii tpftvnti lliiil rs Bill Will g FlUliliVlOt STODDARD HAMILTON lover felons boys waists- - 25 50 If stealing a kiss were petft larceny cents at Prce Gos half the world would be self confessed No trouble to show goods Fuic Sale Tvo Women gossips ruin as many fair nets fine stock Apply characters as do unscrupulous men Spains presumption that she can whip Paii Zy Uncle Sam is the humorous rift in the two-year-old and 75 clothiers jen ¬ Uetiuett Tarr L 10 ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK lilipr U Latest War News war cloud A woman never thinks an Easter dress Vr TIE f BDDBBON HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners J BRUCE MILLER 3T Make all Checks Money oayable to tae order of Champ AIixier Orders etc A Card Of Thanks Every reader of The News knows that where Paris interests are concerned The News has been zealous in leading or seconding the efforts of others in all legitimate schemes to promote the Citys prosperity For year after year many columns have been devoted to extolling the manifold advantages of a residence in this community and no opportunity has been neglected by The News to lend a helping hand And right here the present management of The News extends thanks pub- ¬ licly as we have already in person to the respective County officeis and depu- ¬ ties and Court officials and every mem ¬ ber of the Paris bar for their numerous courtesies and substantial patronage extended The News without exception by every one of them both Democrats and Republicans showing their hearty appreciation of all our efforts in the Countys behalf Aud heartily do we thank them one and all It is pleasant indeed to have these worthy gentlemen to voice tneir praise of The News but when their kind wisves are backed up up with substantial orders tor adver ¬ tising and job work there is no mistaking their sincerity Again do we thank you gentlemen And to the City Fathers in their dis ¬ tribution of the Citys advertising and Citys job printing for their favors we are thankful to a degree commensu- ¬ rate with their favors So we live and hope as the years pass by Maybe some day the City Fathers will remember The News with a bit of the Citys advertising and job printing Perhaps theyll discover their biased favoriteism some day But we are thankful all the same and The News is still pounding away k in behalf of our loyely City and right heartily do we push the interests of dear old Bourbon County too Now is the time to subscribe ¬ ¬ twice-a-wee- t v r Tl I tit I r f GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer -- Remarks In ¬ John Fox will give a reading in Lexington to night at the Merrick Lodge building A Washington composer has just once issued a march entitled Kentucky Roger D Williams Girls It is dedicated to Miss Mary Lexington Ky Hearn of Georgetown and Miss Mar- ¬ Buying Keutucky Horses garet Settle of Owenton daughter of Congressman E E Settle Captain Carson Quartermaster First Lieutenant J Y Mason Bland Third Yesterdays Temperature United States Cavalry First Lieaen The following is the temperature as ant J C Winn Second United States noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Cavalrv aud Veterinary Surgeon F of this city Foster Tenth United States Cavalry 7a m 59 were in Nicholasville Wednesday 8a m J0 buying horses for service in the United 9am 65 10 a m States Cavalry The officers are now 68 11 a m 70 stationed at Chattanooga 12 m 70 2 p in 74 L N withstanding A bachelor wonders if a girl who Ue Parib Miliinjr Co s Purity A cablegram from Paris says that wear false teeth and hair hip pads and flour for sale by ail grocers England will support the United States a drug store complexion can be true in Ask for it Take no oilier if other powers intervene in favor of love Spain Vn Hook WHIPKUY 0 m fs per Jests From Coniic Magazines page quart McDEKMOlT On page three is printed a full WPEAKS one vessels of th3 Amer picture of sixty Written by Walter Champ PgKWliiKSWiPSSS8S8i3 ican fleet Four columns of war news ANY WOMAN CAN DRIVE IT are printed on paee two De Joms Ive found a certain kind Near Madrid yesterday 8000 miners X of a nail that my wife can hit every were rioting time Mobilizing At Lexington De Browne Impossible What is S the name of it a Tee Kentucky State Guards are be ¬ De Jones Thumbnail 1 c TU J ucy uu iiul cuinpicun oi X ing mobilized at Lexington and it is j London Ena Pick Me Up 2 quota will be f anything in particular thought that the entire They UNMANNED eat enough but keep thin and by the middle of next week mustered in Hattie Was Gladys much affected s pale They appear fairly well One of the Lexington companies was but have no strength You g mustered m Wednesday and the Wil ¬ when the burglar entered her room Madge Yes She was completely a cannot say they are really S which pass d liamsburg compauj7 through Paris yesterday morning at 430 unmanned He stole her bloomers col- H sick and so you call them delicate g was mustered in yesterday The Mid lars shirt coat aud Alpine hat He only left feminine appatel J What can be done for them 5 dlesboro company passed through Paris jew York Truth Our answer is the same that this morning at 430 en route to Lexing VERY FLOWERY the best physicians have been ton Th Cynthiana Lompany will pass giving for a quarter of a cen- - J Benton I heard Miss Gabbler talk through Paris on the 1105 trtin this a tury ing about you in flower terms Give them morning What did she say The Winchester Covington Frank She said you were a blooming fort and Newport companies go into camp to day and the Geor town coin chump of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- - g Chicago Up To Date pan goes into camp to inorimv It has most re- H phosphites The time for Spring house cleaning Going To Cub John Fox markable nourishing power jf has arrived We are prepared to lend It gives color to the blood It fe There was a rumor afloir in Louis vou our at sistaucv in the shape of laun g brings strength to the mus- - m ville concerning the early marriage o dering lace curtains bed blankets cles It adds power to the jf Mr John Fox Jr and a very bright spreads etcv Special care taken to re nerves It means robust and attractive Louisville girl says the turn lace curtains iu as good condition health and vigor Even deli- - S jtf Danville Advocate This m ay be true as when received ate infants rapidly gain in j but there is probably a conflict in the tf Bourbon Stea flesh if given a small amount j dates Mr Fox was seen at the Read three or fouOtimes each day S aceland Jersejjp House in Chattanooga Saturday night r for 50c and 100 all druggists 2 and gave evidence of a prospective jour ¬ sale by Newton Mite BOWNE Chemists New York SCOTT j ney with the invading army into Cuba He was hoonobbing with high army RATLROAD TIME CARD officers aud dressed for a long seige in the brush Mr Fox did not deny that L NRR he was going to Cuba ou a special ARRIVAL OF TRAINS mission for the Harpers to which the Expectant Mother is From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p exposed and the foreboding and Call for Cavalry m 1015 r m dread with which she looks for- - JI From Lexington 489 a 111 745 a m I am receiving applications for en- ¬ ward to the hour of womans 333 n m 627 tk in listment in Theodore Roosevelts Special From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m severest trial is appreciated by but 328 pm Corps better known as Rough Riders few All effort should be made From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m Applicants must be between eighteen to smooth these rugged places departure of trains and forty five years of age and in addi- ¬ in lifes pathway for her ere she To Cincinnati 445 a m tion to regular physical qualifications 755 a m presses to her bosom her babe 340 p m must be expert riders To Lexington 7 50 a m 1105 a m In the event of Col Roosevelts fail- ¬ 545 p m 1021 p m ure to get his full quota of 1500 cow- ¬ To Richmond 1108 a m 5 43 p m boys this company will be mustered in 1025 p allays Nervousness and so assists To Maysville m a in 635 p m 750 at Lexington and transported immediate- ¬ Nature that the change goes for- ¬ F B Carr Agent ly to San Antonio Texas Address at ward in an ¬ Haug vkd Rekds u v liandry is Au auti Spauish uprising at Porto half as pretty when another woman doing hist claba work ns a call Rico was reported yesterday wears it tf iEED RGO vid Dp to three oclock yesterday afterA kiss oft turneth away wrath and noon no offi ial news had been received an onion oft turneth away a kiss Dont try to put itown thai Id car from Dewev concerning the battle oi Dont trust a man who tells the confi ¬ pet Uti v a new one at T T pi in tons Manilla all reports to the contrary not dences of other girls ¬ BROWN MALTA New Departure TONGUE AND TONGTJELESS ¬ I Delicate hi ren All are standard farm tools and the best of their kind Every one lully Warranted Sold only to ST ¬ PARIS Ky PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want something pretty to look at bnt there is a world of Fatisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it ¬ ¬ qf ¬ V ¬ ¬ OATTrRrErTnpv DEALERS IN tcsyg T t x -- - Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc J r - THE CHEAP MEDIUM AND HIGH PRICED FURNITURE MOTHERS FRIEND through the ordeal quickly and without pain is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy duties now devolved upon her Safety to life of both is assured by the use of Mothers Friend and the time of recovery shortened easy manner without X N Reduced Kates such violent protest in the way of Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy To Louisville May 9 11 good returnforebodings yield to cheerful and ing on 13th account Music Festival and hopeful anticipations she passes State Commercial Convention Fare 290 for round trip To Lexington May 4 9 good return- ¬ ing 10th account of Epworth League Fare eighty cents round trip ¬ To Mavsville May 18 20 good return- ¬ ing 21st ou account of Conclave Knights Templar Fare 150 round trip A Good Memory often saves money aud also good Health If you are troubled with constipation Indiges tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes luc lo doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris Ky lian m ¬ I know one lady the mother of three children who suffered greatly in the birth of each who obtained a bottle of Mothers Friend of me before her Excursions fourth confinement and was relieved Thejli N will sell round trip quickly and easily All agree that their labor was shorter and less painful tickets at excursion rates as follows 7p m 57 John G Polhill Macon Ga Annual meeting B P O E New Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation TABLES CLOSETS BOTTLE at all Drug Stores and sick headache 25c at all druggists Isgrig are Orleans Tickets on sale May 8th 9th 100 PERby Davis Thompson Fancy parlor cheap or sent A new and elegant line just mail on receipt of price offering surprising bargains in mens limited 15 days from date of sale One ceived BOOKS Containing invaluable information of and boys stylish shoes The prices are fare round trip Always ask for Paris Milling rnrr interest to all women will be sent to right tf State Assembly Presbyterian churches rnEE any address upon application by Tables Cos Purity flour All grocers See them and chairs Beautiful THE 5RADF1ELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA The best made U S at New Orleans Tickets on sale keep it Insist on having Purity May 17 18 19 limited to June 4th Awarded every time One fare round trip An unequaled line The best and cheapest line ever Highest Honors Worlds Fair Gr A R Bowling State Encampment Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa shown in Paris LACE Green Ky Ticketo on sale May 24 and tion sick headaches 25c at druggists 50cts per pair and up All persons owing ARPETS 25 limited to 28 One fare round trip Sallie A Collins will the estate of Mrs please call on me Ingrains Tapestries Moquettes To Cure A Cold In One Day Louisville races Tickets on sale May and settle at once Persons having CHINA x re- ¬ v -- Mice to Creditors - ¬ CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 3d to 20th inclusive limited to 31st One and one third fare piu8 1 for ad- ¬ mission to races Special rate excursion via L N to Columbia S C May 2 3 and 4th limited to May 21st one fare round trip account of the Quadrennial General Conference A M E Church To Norfolk Va May 2 to 6 limited to 15 days from date of sale with pro- ¬ visions for 15 days extension by deposit- ¬ ing ticket with agent of terminal line in Norfolk one fare for the round trip account of Southern Baptist and Anx Free claims against her estate are requested to present them properly proven to me or to leave their claims for me at the law office of McMillan Talbott Paris Ky - lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-¬ REFRIGERATORS STRAW MATTINGS WALL PAPERS CURTAINS 0 FANCY ROCKERS Velvets etc great in variety An elegant line VERNIS MARTIN Give me a call on any of the above and will I Admr with will annexed 3may 4wks Colville Ky TAYLOR COLLINS Davis Thompson Isgrig have in school childrens shoes extra good values for very little money Try them FOR RENT ¬ Try our special pounds for 100 A coffee six iliary Conventions 40 YEARS THE STANDARD F B Carr Agent Spears The house vacated by Dr Jas Ken McDermott nedy on Vine St between Duncan Avenue and Stoner Avenue Possession It will pay the Carlisle people to call on J T Hinton and get his prices on given May 1st Apply to lace curtains and MRS BLANCH ALEXANDER carpets furniture the anything else in bouse furnishing 29apr 3t line tf 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 tranches JLmbalramg scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE v -- SAVE YOU MONEY If HllBJfiUMUW nwv rffiijBg innuu uv i vjvuj WWWH t- roveVl9PV19lJ 9VI awrK F7TJWJfuT 1 W3f Vg THE SOUKSON NEW ea3BazmJLJLaaHvaJKSvrTrTTJrti - PARIS K FRIDAY MAY 6 1898 VWWMUJ llllJl JIE seco-- BQUBBOH EIL 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as jiss mail matter Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Isaac Vice and Miss Bettie King of THE NEWS MAN Mt Sterling eloped to this city Monday Notes Hastily IEBSMAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS RECRUIT S WHNTED wear To inspect the very latest styles in up-to-d- TELEPHONE NO Payable in Advance 124 i SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyear news costs S2 00 Sixmouths 31 00 port FROM you A GUN FREE OF CHARGE cant even get a re Etc ¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miiofr Bourbon Guards Leave This Morning ¬ cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor Tuesday Dr Louis Landman optician of Cin was ad ¬ judged a lunatic Wednesday and was ordered taken to the asylum at Lexing- Nathan G arret colored ¬ ton who has located in this city has rented the office formerly occupied by Dr Buck Dr Nelson the Danville dentist A gold stiGk pin with set- ¬ ting Owner by proving ownership and paying for this ad can secure the It pin at The News office Found - Buck Fueemaks company of sixty colored volunteeis gave a creditable drill la t night on the court house square The services of the company have been offered to Gov Bradley Seventh District W C T U was held in Georgetown Monday and Tuesday The Paris W 0 T XJ was represented by Mrs Sallie Pullen and Miss Emma The tenth animal convention of the Scott two ladys short streets of Paris shoulder wraps one a black cashmere unlined the other black satin lined with rose colored silk Return to The tf News office and get reward A wreck on the Maysville division of O trains O caused two C the C pass through East and Westbound to N Paris Wednesday over the L They were not carrying troop3 as was reported on the streets in this city a Lost On Saturday April 30th on M B Burma gh am of the Hotl Britt of Manchester Ohio and Con ¬ stable Dawson of Maysville came to this city yesterday and arrested two men and one woman for jnmpmg a board The parties were bill in Manchester selling soap dust who has been in the revenue service at Mt Sterling and in the mountains E B Hedges who has been on duty in Maysville W A John ¬ son who has been at Vanceburg and M F Kenney wbo has been at Frank fort have returned home -- Phil Nippert Winn yesterday telegram received a from Goy O W Bradley ordering to leave this morning Company D to join the Spcond Regiment in camp hi Lexington and at 815 the ringing of the fire alarm bell add the court house oell announced to the people of Paris that the Bourbon Guards had ben called out The company will leave oyer the L N this morning at eleven oclock for Lexington and will be quartered at the Tattersalls Company D will be mustered into the United States Army immediately by Captain John Ballance Bourbon is proud of the hrnve and patriotic members of Company D and it is not doubted that the company will do its duty fearlessly if called into active May each and every one dis service tinguish himself in the service of his State and country The company will be given a farewell parade this morning and it is suggested that all persons who can should deco rate their houses All citizens who care to participate in the parade will be as signed positions by Mr Rodolph Davis Marshal of the Day The procession will form at half past nine this morning on the court house square and will move promptly at ten oclock All persons who desire to march in the processiou are requested to be on hand promptly at the time and place mentioned Starting from the court house the line rnarqh will be March North on Maii to Second street East to Pleasant South to Eleventh West to High North to Broadway East to Main South to N depot Tenth East to L The order of llie juiaJo will be Carlisle K of P Brass Band Paris K of P Uniform Rank Confederate Veterans High School Children Paris Drum Corps The Bourbon Guards City Officials in Carriages County Officials in Carriages Paris Fire Department Citizens in Carriages Vf Chas ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Capt f ¬ Messrs A J Fee John Brennan P I McCarthy Frank B Carr Owen of Peed Dan aud Davis Sun- ¬ the Paris Elk Lodge will leave day for New Orleans to attend the National meeting of the B P O E which begins in the Crescent City Tues- ¬ day Winnings Of Bourbon Turfmen Old Glory meat from John Estis near Ewalts hauling it away in a Cross Roads wagon stobn from a neighbor Before chey could get away with the meat the horse gave out and the thieves hid the meat in a hay stack on John Tates place The meat was discovered while they were gone after another horse but are visiting relatiyes in Cincinnati the thieves returned and secured their Mr Albert Hoffman of M1 Ster ¬ booty of the though carelessness ling was a visitor in the city Tuesday watchers Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was Dental Society Meeting city on a business trip Wednes- ¬ in the The Bluegrass Dental Society held an day interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon Mrs Aidio Cbinn of Mt Sterling H the is spending a dys with relatives in aud evening at city office of Dr M read Papers were Daily in this this city by Dr H A Smith of this city and Miss Alice Howell returned to Car- ¬ Dr A C Cook of Georgetown The lisle yesterday after a visit to Miss Lucy members present were Dr Wallace Johnson Justice and Dr Stapleton of Winches- ¬ Miss Mar Irvine Davis was the ter Dr D C Patterson of Cynthiana guest of Mrs Ed Fennell in Cynthiajaa Dr A C Cook and Dr W P McQuown Wednesday of Georgetown Dr McFerran Crow of Harrods of Versailles Dr J R Adair Dr M Mr ElishaVanarsdell bnrg is visiting his daughter Mrs C H Daily and Dr H A Smith of this city The next meeting of the society B Mitchell Mrs Bettie Bedford and Miss Bessie will be held in Cynthiana Rogers are visiting relatives at Lyndon A Threatening letter near Louisville The News was yesterday shown a Mr King of Chattanooga former¬ ly Miss Lula Bishop of this city is threatening letter received by a prominent citizen of Paris who authorizes here on a visit to her parents The News to state that if prompt and -- Col W C Hamilton of Mt Ster- satisfactory retraction is not made im- ¬ ling came to Paris Tuesday for a visit mediately the letter will be placed in to his sister Mrs R G Stoner the hands of goyerLment detectives Mrs Mary Scott and son Will The penalty for the offense is a heavy Scott of Lexington are guests of Mrs fine and a term in the Federal prison W T Brooks on Duncan avenue The person who mailed the letter is The D A R was handsomely en ¬ known tertained yesterday by Mrs C M Engineer Bob Black Dead Clay Jr at Auvergne near this city Robert Black one of the oldest and Mr and Mrs Herman Cheatham best known engineers of the Kentucky who have been visiting relatives in CarN died Central Division of the L lisle have returned to their home in Monday at his home iu Covington aged this city sixty six years The deceased was in lohn White has returned from a jured in a wreck near this city about visit to his father Mr G G White at eight years ago He held the record for New Orleans The latter will return one of the quickest runs between Lex- ¬ about the first of June ington and Cincinnati covering the 97 Mrs W L Wright of Newtown miles in two hours and seventeen min-¬ and hpr winsome guest Mis3 Hallie utes Cozine of Lexington were guests of ari Bold Bobbery Mrs Porter Smith Wednesday s utfiisrvay toschool yesterday Miss Lucretia iBarnes of Nicholas r tsa u jalbert Jleivey colored Mumn- ville who has been the guest of vMrs L tie steps of Mann Fuhrmans W E Board left Wednesday morning ea for a visit to relatives in Mason county omnuus and grabbed a purse from the Mrs Wm Sayre and Mrs Thos hands of Mrs King of Chattanooga Clav of Lexington came to Paris yes- ¬ who had just arrived to visit her father terday to attend the meeting of the D Mr T H Bishop on Convent Heights A R They were guests of Mrs W W Constable Joe Williams arrested Helvey and recovered the money Massie The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mr Ford Brent has returned from a trip to Eastern cities N Mr Inrfis Hond of the L was in thj city yesterday Mis Louise Parrish has recovered from h seven weeks illness Mrs H H Roberts go s to George- ¬ town to day for a visit to relatives Mr James Burke and bride have returned from their wedding trip Geo R Martin of Carlisle was in the city Tuesday on a business trip Mrs H M Santon and children Jotted On Tho Streets At night about twelve oclock and after awakening County Clerk Paton and securing a license were married by Judge ¬ ate Foot- ¬ W M Purnell Thieving In The Country hams and Thieves stole eleven from Silas Bedfords meat shoulders house near Paris Monday night Several nights ago thieves stole a lot the new shades and patterns from the best manu- ¬ facturers of the country Afl We want to enlist your attention when looking for Shoes that will give long wear solid comfort and up-to-d- ate style Davis Thomson naaKOBMsasssaexa Isgrig For len fv We have add d to our business the best assorted stock to be sold at the lowest popular prices of furnishing goods for Men and Boys wear ever placed on sale in Paris- - such as white Dress shirts Neg-¬ ligee Shirts in Percale Mudra and Cheviots knit and muslin under- ¬ wear cotton silk and Lisle sock Suspenders Handkerchi fs and Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collar and Cuffs Everything complete for Meu and Boys and all new and up to date in style and prices Come and see us and we will save you money compared prices charged you at clothing and haberdasher houses with ¬ Gr ifcmvmmgirjCT mcgaairrarcrjra TUCKER J29 Alain St Paris Ky ¬ CONDONS rlvLEji Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Goods Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices TWg 2ppjrac5 L few lOostlsajs Dress Goods from octo SI 00 per Splendid Hosiery Ladies and yard One special lot at 39c Children at lUc pur pair worth double Notions of all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and un ¬ New Table Linens from 20c to bleached ctton at oc per yard 75c per yard Special sale at 50c New York Mills aheeiing 18c Large line of Penangs at4c per worth 30e a yard yard Vv ¬ ¬ fr Beautiful Pictures giy en away with 5 purchase vxsurt AugaacaoBsau ijaMBBaBgasssxcat WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP Waves ¬ Simms Anderson stood eleventh in the list of the winning owners at the Memphis race meeting which closed Saturdav Tbey won 1050 Co of this county won 717 Steel at the Newport race meeting which closed Tuesday Brent Street Being Improved Workmen have been engaged for a weekin laying sewers and setting back the fences on Brent street The street will be widened and graded and the side walks will be made of concrete and will have grass plats on each side between the curbing and the fences A row of shade trees on each side of the street will make Brentstreet one of the prettiest streets in Paris Pictures at Reduced Prices Mr Gibson a first class photographer who is located at the corner of Eighth and Main streets desires to inform the public that he is prepared to make strictly first class pictures at prices as low as is consistent with good work He will develop and print kodak pic ¬ The lks at Cynthiana tures promptly in first class style Work An Elk Lodge composed of nearly done when promised He solicits your 6my4t thirty members was instituted at Cyn- patronage thiana Tuesday night the ceremonies The Woes of Evildoers being conducted by members of the Morris Hutsell and Green Jackson Covington Pans and Lexington Lodges two colored boys who stole butter from The Paris Elks present were Mayor Mrs Lou Irelands on Duncan avenue Benj Perry W E Board J M Bren- ¬ were sentenced to thirty days at hard nan P I McCarthy J K Spears A labor Wednesday by Judge Purnell J Winters J as Connors Hugh Mont- ¬ They are repenting in the city rock gomery A 0 Fee Brooks Clay Prof A M Gutzeit Jas Condon John Wood- quarry Lizzie Parker and Chas Rice colored ford Chas James W A Parker Jr were each fined 2825 Wednesday by John S Smith F B Carr Ned Owings torney Denis Dundon solicited subscriptions this week and bought a handsome flag which now flies from the tower of the Court house It is twelve feet wide and twenty feet long It was put in position by Mr Jones and City Elec- ¬ trician Ed Hite Ed Hite has raised over the city building the flag which his father W O Hite the Confederate veteran hoisted on every National holiday R J Neely shows his patriotism by flying a huge flag from his business house on Pleasant street and J T Hinton has old glory floating from his store on Main street Prof E W Weaver has a fine flag waving from the Paris High School and Principal J C Graves has one on the Colored High School Many smaller flags are displa yed at private residences Buck Freeman the barber whoe colors have always been red white and blue has a flag out in tiont of his shop Jailer W C Jones and County At tout has been very ill of fever for several days She has been moved from the Hotel Fordham to the home of her grandfather Mr J W Holliday on Eighth street Mr Amos Turney left Wednesday for New York to look after his stable of race horses He was accompanied as far as Cincinnati by Mrs Turney and Miss Lny Colville who spent the day In the Queen City Mrs H S Bourbon Horses Win at Newport by Hindoo Miss Used won a 250 purse from a field of twelve Monday at Newport Tuesday Steele and Cos colt Horace won The Goodbye Purse from a field of nine horses at Newport Tuesday two-year-olds IMPORTED SD1TMGS ASD TROIiSERiNGS Clay Bros bay filly Grievance FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call wheu Parisians Saw The Derby Messrs I j i i j Judge Purnell for living together in and Dan Peed Mr E T Porter rep- Ruckervillo without the formality of a resented the Lexington Lodge marriage Rice gave a replevin bond General Conference M E Church South Made of Black Chocolate or Oxblood The woman is sojourning in jail IiOv Rates Queen Crescent Route Vici Kid The styles are the very Ever piece of matting J T Hinton latest new coin toe hand turned The General Conference of the M E Buy no wall paper until you see J T is showing is a good value See sole soft flexible and easy on the foot splendid fitters and good Church meets at Baltimore Md May them tf Hintons tf wearers 4th to 28th and tickets will be on sale at Dont use any other but Purity low rates from points on this line sell ¬ We have others Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Ask agents for at 150 and 20h Steam Laundry for agood finish tf --H Hour from Paris Milling Co tell ing May 2 3 and 5 Catesby Woodford J Hal Woodford L V Butler C Alexander SCINTILLATIONS Jr J N Davis A J Gorey Leer An Interesting Jumble Of News And Stout and Dan Peed were among the Comment Parisians who saw Plaudit win the Ken- ¬ Gen C M Clay has given the Louis- ¬ tucky Derby at Louisville Wednesday ville Legion a 200 flag STOCK AND TURF NEWS A tollgate in Lincoln county wae raided one night last week Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes F Clay Elkin was Wednesday appointed postmaster at Lexington Riley Grannon is attending the Louis ¬ Hon VV C Owens has had his life ville races insured for 20000 on account of going J E Kern is buying cavalry horses for the government into the army Mann Fuhrman have shipped a car Eev Geo O Barnes has offered his homo at Sanihel Island on the Florida of horses to Baltimore and a car of coast to the government to use as a mules to Lexington Bacon Bros mare Mary Turner dam hospital during the war of four 230 performers has a bay filly The Rev Dr H A M Henderson foal by Scarlet Wilkes once Superintendent of Public Instruc- ¬ E A Tipton of Montana was at the tion of Kentucky has been made chap ¬ Newport races Tuesday securing entries lain rF tVio RSrat OViin ruorimotit to the stakes offered by the Montana N has been sued for 25000 Racing Circuit The L in the Clark Circuit Court by the rela- tives of Ed Shannon who was killed N near this city some on the L time ago The Court of Appeals has reversed Judge Cantrills decision disbarring Gen J W Hendricks for refusing to surrender funds in his hands which he was holding for fees on money collected for the State Tbe court held that Hen- dricks must refund the money but that the court had no right to disbar him pending the contest oyer his rights ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter Vv - - - T TV7jiWMMMiWWMMWII - - ZH rfY T ri TCm mtWl ti wAwtaA -- hmmsntmiZMv ifi--- r fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac- tion Call in and hasre your eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday May 26 1898 EUROPE HAS TROUBLES ENOUGH OF HER OWN washing her soiled linen witna interfering in our little scrap You will find you have troubles enough of your own too if you take your soiled linen to a poor laundry Be on the safe side and hring it here where we take special pains torender it beautiful in color and perfect in finish J Winters Co of this city have en ¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their store on tke first and last Thursday of each month who will test your eye sight and A ii Ladies Oxfords A The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON Telephons No 4 Dill pickle t Br m McDeemott Speurs tf your grocer you want no other particulars All grocers keep it Read J T Hinton s displayed JR BRO Proprietors -- tf Rio a Clay i yujw Tm m l 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 j Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP lEditors atm Owners 5JRUCE THE BOUEBON NEWS PAHIS KT FRIDAY MAY BERTHAS COMB Dear Berthas hair Is golden spun 6 1898 MILLER HEALTHY SELDOM HUNGRY Stomachs Pansrs Snitl to Be Felt Be cause of Imperfect Di- ¬ gestion ¬ A thoroughly healthy person is never hungry Thus says Dr William Henry Porter of the Strathmore who Is a recognized authority on dietetics Up to this date a huge appetite hs almost invariably been considered as near that hour On the other hand if the custom ia to rise between six and eight in the morning- and the largest amount of work is performed between nine in the morning and the succeeding midnight an entirely different arrangement of the meals must be followed In this class a light breakfast is in order at about eight in the morning a stronger more substantial meal at one oclock in the afternoon and the heaviest and what justly deserves to be called the principal meal should be taken from jf six to seven in the evening because this npre nearly in the middle of the VAvorkihgiiours When the labors are cpntinued until midnight and the hour of resting- is after this time a light meal should be taken at 11 oclock In any of the instances cited if the - of imperfect digestion Dr Porter gives some valuable information on the question which and of what kind shall be the principal meal morning noon or night In speaking of this he said As in the running of an engine the most intensive consumption of fuel must be just prior to and in accordance with the amount of work to be per- ¬ formed so in man the time for taking and the quantity and quality of the meal ingested or the determination of the principal meal must be in harmony with the work to be accom- ¬ plished If the individual is to begin his daily labors between four and six in the morning and terminate them between five and six oclock in the evening it necessitates the taking- of a good and liberal breakfast at an early hour in the morning from a half hour to nu hour before beginning active work especially so if Hie last meal of the day previous has been a light one at six oclock as is the common habit of this class Habits Of this kind naturally call for the heaviest meal which also may be called the principal meal at noon or ¬ ¬ ¬ - ling statement by some interesting ex- ¬ planatory facts The healthy person does not slight his meals it must be understood but does ample justice to them Yet not until he tastes the food before him says Dr Porter does he realize the need of it He could go about and forget his meal times but The for the force of circumstances pangs of hunger are felt as an effect ¬ ing the doctors remark that their great desire for food at certain times is a warning that all is not well within them Dr Porter supports his start ¬ evidence of a good physical condition Many persons will realize after weigh ¬ foodstuffs taken have been eas of di- ¬ gestion rapidly absorbed and oxidized the fires will naturally burn low after several hours sleep and abstinence from food On the other fcnnd if the foodstuffs taken require considerable time for their digestion a0 are slowly absorbed and oxidized the l supply may not be exhausted com ¬ pletely during a somewhaT prolonged abstinence from food or during the hours usually spent for sleeping2J Y Herald cat-produci- ng - FOOLED FOR ONCE Tlxe Smart Hotel Cleric Thought Ilo Knew It All But He Didnt the hotel and curled his mustache to his liking his attention was called to business bell boy Just after the night clerk came on at Kerosere lamp for 27 requested a If I1 Kerosene lamp echoed the clerk as he whirled the register about Let ne see Bondy and wife of Plunker rille in 237 I thought so Never been in a first class hotel before Go back and show them how to use the electric light Wonder they didnt send for a tallow candle and the clerk took sev eral of the corridor loungers into liis confidence Lady says if this hotel cant afford a lamp to send up a gas stove and send it quick said the bell boy who had made the round trip in phenomenal time She acts pretty hot Pretty cold I should think Go back there and open the register show the lady how to use the water faucets and how to turn oif the electricity Thank the Lord she cant blow it out The next word from 237 came with a rush It was brought by a vision of ovelhftjss dressed in bewitching style her face flushed and her blue eyes ¬ throwing iOff bill and receipt at once she said as her dainty foot beat time on the-marbl- sparks Make out your tiling But Airs Bondly Attend to my order sir Include in your bill a carriage and an express wagon to transfer us and our things and tell Mr Bondly when he comes in that he will find us at the other house where we will spend the rest of thesea- son Understand we must go at once I want to go to a hotel where it will be possible to warm some milk for baby before the little angel starves to death Then the loungers had fun with the clerk and the best he could muster was a sickly grin Detroit Free Pi ess I low He Won Her She Yes f shall marry whoever I please He Well you please meCp to --- Date husband and tell Win if possible nothi- paused when he had got into a sitting Sir said I upon my word I dare ng- about it For my part I must do position on the edge not That doctors done me he naur niy best to ave this fellows trebly Oh he sneered thats it Take As If unraveled from the sun My ears is singing- Lay me me in straight or Ill break your arm and Jimherewillgetme mured worthless life In brightest noon and clinging there J a basin In Berthas hair a tortoise comb He gave it as he spoke a wrench that An olden comb high crowned and spare When I got back with the basin fthe Beforelcould do much to help him he made me cry out Recalls a dear old fashioned home doctor had already ripped up the cap had fallen back again to his former Sir said I it is for yourself I mean And Berthas mother young again rains sleeve and exposed his great place where he lay for awhile silent Makes me the happiest of men The captain is not what he used to be tjinewy arm It was tattooed in several Jim he said at length you saw He sits with a drawn cutlass Another Dear Berthas locks are wayward things places Heres luck A fair wind that seafaring man to day flutter like Ad humming the flossy wings gentleman Of birds around a flower Black Dog I asked and Billy Bones his fancy were very Come now march interrupted he And Berthas words are like a song Ah Black Dog- says he neatly and clearly executed on the fore Hes a and I never heard a voice so cruel pml I heard long since in young loves bower arm and up near the shoulder there bad un but theres worse that put cold and ugly as that blind mans It and now a youth who dallies long was a sketch of a gallows and a man him on Now if I cant get away no cowed me more than the pain and I Beside her chair with gesture neat Picks up the comb from near her feet hanging from it done as I thought li ow and they tip me the black sptf began to obey him at once walking mind you its my old sea chest theyre straight in at the door and toward the with great spirit Ah well the wheel of time has whirled And Berthas world is not my tfjrld Prophetic said the doctor touch- after You get on a horse you can parlor where the sick old buccaneer 23 lit that young man who bends tha knee ing this picture with his finger And cant you Well then you get on a was sitting- dazed with rum The And lifts the bauble from the floor now Master Billy Bones if that be horse and go to well yes I will to blind man clung close to me holding In bashful haste- - it seems to me TfcM I have seen that youth before your name well have a look at the that eternal doctor swab and tell nim me in with one iron fist and leaning-almosFor Berthas mothers comb I know color of your blood Jim he said are to pipe all hands magistrates and sich more of his weight on me than I Enthralled me thirty years ago you afraid of blood and hell lay em aboard at the Ad- could cax ry Chicago Record Lead me straight up to No sir said I miral Benbow all old Flints crew him and when Im in full view crjout Well then said he you hold the man and boy all on em thats left I Heres a friend you Bill If you basin and with that he took his was first mate I was old Flints first dont Ill do this for with and mate and Im the ony one as knows the me a twitch that 1 thought that hegavc lancet and opened a vein would have A great deal of blood was taken be- place He gave it me to Savannah made mc faint Between this and that fore the captain opened his eyes and when be lay like as if I was to I was so utterly terrified by the blind looked mistily about him First he now you see But you wont peach un beggar that I forgot my terror of the recognized the doctor with an unmis less they get the black spot on me or captain and as opened I the ROBERT LOUIS STEVEnSOIl psSs takable frown then his glance fell upon unless you see that Black Dog again door cried out the words he parlor T had or me and he looked relieved But sud or a seafaring- man with one leg Jim dered in a trembling- voice denly his color changed and he tried to him above all TO BE CONTINUED PART I But what is the black spot captain raise himself crying Wheres Black Dog I asked CHAPTER II Continued The Was Fixed for I liw no Black Dog here said There is Thats a summons mate Ill tell A Farmer Georgia o At last in strode the captain slammed the doctor except what farmer invited have on if they get that But you keep your a the door behind him without looking to your own back You havejou drink ¬ 3ou merchant friend to dine with hhn been weather eye open Jim and Ill share The merchant was known for his crajik the right or left and marched straight ing rum you have had a stroke pre- with you equals upon my honor across the room to where his breakfast cisely as I told you and I have just He wandered a little longer his voic iness and had once or twice tried to awaited him very much against my own will growing weaker but soon after I had shoot people for imagined wrongs The ¬ Bill said the stranger in a voice dragged you headforemost out of the given him his medicine which he took farmer had considerable business deal ings with him and they were on the that I thought he had tried to make grave Now Mr Bones- like a child with the remark if ever terms However the farmer bold and big - a seaman wanted drugs he interThats not mj- name its me he fell best ofkept a wary eye on him Several always The captain opun round on his heel rupted at last into a heavy swoon like sleep in and fronted tin all the brown had g one Much I care returned the doctor tvkieh I left him What I should have days after the dinner at the farmers out of his fac and even his nose was Its the name of a buccaneer of ray ac- done had all gone well do not know house the merchant said to him I blue he had the look of a man who quaintance and I call you by it for the Probably I should have Itold the whole cant account for the queer feelings sees a srhost or the evil one or some sake of shortness and what I have to story to the doctor for was in and impulses I have occasionally For I mortal thing worse if anything can be and say to you is this one glass of rum fear lest the captain should repent of instance the other day when I ns upon my word I felt sorry to see him wont kill you but if you take one his confessions and make an end of mc dining- at your table it suddenly came into my mind to kill you I all in a moment turn so old and sick youll take another and another and But as things fell out my poor father in my pocket at the time had a pistol Come Bill you know me you know I stake my wig if 3 ou dont break off died quite suddenly that evening 1 had my hand on it when and once an old shipmate Bill surely said the short youll die do you understand which put all other matters on one the strange side feeling- passed from stranger me that die and go to your own place Our natural distress the visits of the The captain mnde a sort of gasp Dont let that bother you said the like the man in the Bible Come noAv neighbors the arranging of the funeral Black Dog said he farmer I knowed all about your make an effort Ill help yu to your and all the work of the inn to be car And who else returned the other bed for once failins in that line an I wuznt asleep fried on in the meanwhile kept me so Black Dog getting more at his ease Between us with much trotrMe vie j busy that I had scarcely time to think when I saw your hand to your hip a ever was come for to see his old managed to hoist him upstairs and kiicl of the captain far less to be afraid of My sou John wuz standin in the Uall way back of you with a shotg un levBilly at the Admiral Ben him on his bed where his head fell back hixz shipmate bow Inn Ah Bill Bill we have seen on the pillow as if he were almost faint ¬ He got downstairs next morning to eled at you an you jist did save your a sight of times us two since I lost ing be sure and had his meals as usual bacon by changin your mind Ef you mu them two talons holding up his Now mind you said the doctor I though he cot little and toad more T hadnt hed er blowed daylig ht through tilated hand Atlanta Constitution clear my conscience the name of rum am afraid than his usual supply of you Now look here said the captain for you is death rum for he helped himself out of the He Had Tried It youve run me down here I am well And with that he went off to see my bar scowling and blowing- through his is very sad 1 admit conceded the It then speak up what is it father taking me with him by the arm nose ana no one ciared to cross him African chief but after living on a Thats you Billy returned Black This is nothing he said as soon as On the night before the funeral he was meat diet for all these years you can Dog youre in the right of it Billy Ill he had closed the door I have drawn as drunk as ever and it was shocking have a glass of rum from this dear child blood enough to keep him quiet awhile in that house of mourning to hear him hardly expect me to become- a vegetarian here as Ive took such a liking- to and he should lie for a week where he is singing away his wgly old sea song Then said the pale faced mission- ¬ well sit down if you please and talk that is the best thing for him and you but weak as he was we were all in fear ary his teeth chattering- like a grove square like old shipmates but another stroke would settle him of death for him and the doctor was of magpies if you m must cat When I returned with the rum they suddenly taken up with a case many flesh w why not er utilize some were already seated on either side of CHAPTER in miles away and was never near the of 3 our own race instead of confining Bkick the captains breakfast table THE BLACK SPOT house after my fathers death I have Dog- next to the door and sitting side About noon I stopped at the captains saidhe captainjwas weak and indeed yourself to to Europeans That is exactly what your prede- ¬ ways so as to have one eye on his old door with some cooling- drinks an d cirfcd rathdr to grow weaker than cessors wished to know replied shipmate and one as I thought on his mnimrOP tJ 1 ii t ilils stren ffth He clabbered up chief but have frequently tried the ann the retreat as Nwchad lefjt him ply a littieihMS w fi fixperimnftfcwhen missionarieswere6ut MBmfsmjt SJf t Hbade me go and lenveqhe door and he seemed botlrwe akandexdiita of season None of your key Iioles wide open Jim he said youre the only qn Didnt it succeed forme sonny he said and I left them here thats worth anything and you No I found that a diet of natives together and retired into the bar know Ive been always good tp you invariably gave me that dark brown For a long- time though I certainly Never a month but Ive given you a sil- ¬ N Y Journal taste did my best to listen I could hear noth ver fourpenn3 for yourself And now irg but a low gabbling but at last the ou see mate Im pretty low and deCIjisn in PIxilosopIiy voices began to grow higher and I serted by all and Jim youll bring me a man refuses a bribe it is not al ¬ If could pick up a word or two mostly one noggin of rum now wont you ways an indication xhat he is honest oaths from the captain matey Gie an example No no no no and an end of it The doctor I began Give the price he cried once And again If it comes But he broke in cursing the doctor in What is fame to swinging swing all sa3 I a feeble voice but heartily Doctors Having- your statue put in the parte Then all of a sudden there was a tre- ¬ is all swabs he said and that doctor and leaving- a fund to pay guides to tell mendous explosion of oaths and other there why what do he know about your name and what you did uoises the chair and table went over seafaring men I been in places hot In the fable of the Turtle and the in a lump a clash of steel followed and as pitch and mates dropping round Hare what is the moral then a cry of pain and the next instant with Yellow Jack and the blessed land That the turtle knows how to catch I saw Black Dog in full flight and the a heaving like the sea with earth- ¬ Tliat doctor dons nie lio murmured on captain hotly pursuing- both with quakes what do the doctors know of Why should the Irish be good golf drawn cutlasses and the former stream lands like that and I lived on rum I and downstairs and went from the players ing blood from the left shoulder Just tell you Its been meat and drink and parlor to the bar and back again and Cause thevre fond of wearing of to the green at the door the captain aimed at the man and wife to me and if Im not to sometimes put his nose X Y Truth fugitive one last tremendous cut which have my rum now Im a poor old hulk smell the sea holding on to the walls would certainly have split him to the on a lee shore my bloodll be on you as he went for support and breathing A Domestic Interlude chin had it not been intercepted by our Jim and that doctor swab and he ran hard and fast like a man on a steep Marriageable Daughter I think pa big signboard of Admiral Benbow You on again for awhile with curses Look mountain ne never particularly ad- ¬ that you do Arthur injustice when you may see the notch on the lower side of Jim how my fingers fidges he con- ¬ dressed me and it is my belief he had say that he is penurious the frame to this day Precocious Brother Whats penoori tinued in the pleading tone I cant as good as forgotten his confidences That blow was the last of the battle keep em still not I I havent had a but his temper was more flighty trad ous pa Pa Why Bobbie peuurious is close Once out upon the road Black Dog in drop this blessed day That doctors a allowing for his bodily weakness more He had an alarming Precocious Brother Then youTre spite of his wound showed a wonderful fool I tell you If I dont have a drain violent than ever clean pair of heels and disappeared o rum Jim Ill have the horrors I way now when he was drunk of draw ¬ right pa Mr Penrose is awful penoori over the edge of tha hill in half a min seen some on em already I seen old ing his cutlass and la3ing- it bare be- ous whenever he comes to see Sis ute The captain for his part stood Flint in the corner there behind you fore him on the table But with all Boston Courier staring at the signboard like a bewil as plain as print I neen him and if I that he minded people less and seemed A Matter vt Colors dered man Then he passed his hand get the horrors Im a man that has shut up in his own thoughts and rather Sister Millie wam to know if you over his eyes several times and at last lived rough and Ill raise Cain Your wandering Once for instance to our wont let us take your big awning turned back into the house doctor hisself said one glass wouldnt extreme wonder he piped up to a dif- ¬ Shes going- to give tt porch party says he rum Jim andr as he hurt me Ill give ycu a golden guinea ferent air a kind of country love song morrow night and wants to hare it to on spoke he reeled a little and caught for a noggin Jim that he must have learned in his youth the piazzer1 himself with one hand against the wall He was growing more and more ex ¬ before he had begun to follow the sea Wants my awning So things passed until the day after Are you hurt cried I cited and this alarmed me for my fa- ¬ Yep She would have borrowed the Hum he repeated I must get ther was very low that day and the funeral and about three oclock of Joneses but theirs is blue you know away frcm hcr6 Bum rum needed quiet besides 1 was reassured a bitter fog gy frosty afternoon I was and Millies hair is red Cleveland I ran to fetch it but I was quite ur by the doctors words now quoted to standing- at the door for a moment full Plain Dealer steadicd by all that had fallen out and me and rather offended by the offer of of sad thoughts about mj father when Permanent Relief I broke one glass and fouled the tap a bribe I saw some one drawing slowly near I dont believe a patent medicinaever and while I was still getting in my own want none of your money said along the road He was plainly blind I way I heard a loud fall in the parlor 1 but what you owe my father Ill for he tapped before him with a stick did anybody anj good I do nd running in beheld the captain ly ¬ get you one glass and no more and wore a great green shade over his Whom full length upon the floor At the eyes and nose and he was hunched as Wlien I brought it to him he seized it ing Well theres Stringers hegot cured same instant my mother alarmed by greedily and drank it out if with age or weakness and wore a Ay sijV said he thats some bet- huge old tattered sea cloak with a hood of one o the wprst cases of financial the cries and fighting came running Chicago Jour downstairs to hi p rne Between Us we ter sure enough Aucl now matey that made him appear positively de- - stringency I ever saw my life a more nal raised his head He was breathing very did that doctor say how longI was to fi ormed I never saw in Joud and hard but his eyes were closed lie here in this eld berth dreadful looking figure He stomped a Enousli Said and his face a horrible color A week at least said I little from the inn and raising- liis voice That will do said Balaam Youve addressed the air Dear deary me cried my mother A week Thunder hc cried I in an odd talked enough a disgrace upon the house And cant do that theyd have a black spot in front of him what Yes retorted the ass Ive talked your poor father sick on me by then The lubbers is going Will any kind friend inform a poor enough to hand you down to immortalIn the meantime we had no idea about to get theSvind of me this blessed bind man who has lost tlie precious ity hat to do to help the captain nor any moment lubbers as couldnt keep sight of his eyes in the gracious defense And oher thought but that he had got his what they got and want to nail what is ofhis native counhy Englana nud God again the patient animal never spoke Chicago Tribune drath hurt in the scuffle with the stran- - anothers Is that seamanly behavior bless King George where or in what now l want to know J Jut I m a sav- ¬ part of this country he may now be Ilovr He Dltl It You are at the Admiral Penbcw to pt tv dcwn4kis throaty but his ing soul I never wasted good money The doctor put nry husband on his teeth were tightly shut and his jaws as of mine nor TnSfit neither and Til Black nill Cove my good man said I feet in a week she explained It was sxrong as iron It was a happy relief trick cm fig nin Im not afraid on em I hear a voice said he a young no trouble at all The bill he presented for us when the door opened and Dr Ill shako out another reef matey and vofac Will you give me 3 our ha d my lifted him out of bed Chicago Post flnrlrllc v111 ujuiu Ivesey came in on his visit to my fa ¬ UUllUlb rtT r o kind young friend and lead me in The great artist Michael Angelo was j As he was thus speaking he had risen ther I held out my hand and the horribl w cried what shall from bed with great difficulty holding soft spoken eyeless creature g ripped it as famous an architect or designer as Oh doctor to my shoulder with a grip that almost in a moment like a vise I was so much he was a painter He designed the WheTi - he wounded do made me cry and moving- his legs like startled that I struggled to withdraw church of St Peter at Home which is fiddlesticks end Wounded No more wounded so much dead weight Hia words but the blind man pulled me close up to built in- the form of a Latin cress Jle Sfcid the doctc also designed another church in Rbniev than you or I The oaan has had a spirited asthey Mtcre- in meaning- coii- - bim with a single action of his arm Now boy he said take roc in to and besides these plannsda huniberGf stroke as I warned him Now Mrs trastcd sadlv with the weakness of the fatnous structures I Hawkins pust you run Upstairs to your vdee incvshich i hey were uttered He the captain - M H DAILEY 402 MAIN -Over Deposit Bank ST - PARIS KY Office hours 8 to 12 a m lto 6 p m ¬ - H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Offico Hours 8 -- ¬ Co 1 ¬ to 12 a m to 5 p m - t J No 5 3 R ADAIR Phone 79 Broadway ¬ Dental Surgeon Paris Ky 6 to 12 a m ¬ ¬ p in Office Hour and lidc 1 tf t JfeS ¬ ¬ - ¬ - GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Etc well-to-d- Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Oil 7 A- - ¬ ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak ¬ Main Street - -- Paris Ky HOUSE 1SD LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP TOIL SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf ¬ I - - e xiarcs- 3 S98 - TREES PLANTS VINES ¬ ¬ The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn Na Agents strawberry and general nursery cat¬ alogue on application to - H F HILLENMESER Telephone j Lexington Ky 279 ALVA CRAWFORD - ¬ CARL CKAWFORD - - hu-hu-m- an CRAYFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts F IE3s3rfc IOarl3o3Ljs - - ¬ - M - WttSrSBTM tX A V - - JOHN CONNELLYlPARIS KENTUCKY - ¬ Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work ia solicited Prices reasonable - YRUPINDIGESTION 1 PEPS CURES FMKFORT CISCfflATI 1 DR CALDWELLS M - M In Effect March 1SQT - DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lvo Km nk fort Arr Ijl Ic horn Ground 1 out-of-doo- rs -- 55am iHtani 0Sam rJOani WXpm Ait Ar Arr Dti vails Arr Georgetown Lvt Georgetown Arr Newtown Ait Centreville Arr Elizabeth Switcr Ait Stamping illam iijpm 72um ISpm Sri2am sMpm SOam 43Upra Sl Jam lt2m H2Sam 415pm iHpnv isiSpm S40uu ft10pra Jrpm ¬ - ¬ WEST UOUND Jj V - i ¬ V Arr Conlreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown ArrSwItzer Arr Jlkliorn Ji UUv HI IS A rr Statu pi ng Il AriII 1 1 l - Y DCtIl IhiOamf ISam SWpm amf fl2pm liSani fiMKpm Wam GtUpm - ¬ I ve Georgetown lO OSpm Ground 053pm 70 1 pm li5am 711pm IMVwtm 725pm 125a in I0lam iiiipm 11110am IJMUam dAipm GEO B HA RPER Geul SupL C D BERCAW - FltAJNKFOKT Ky Genl Pass Agt CHME EAST IiV BOUND OHIO EI TIME TABLE Ar Lexington Lv Louisville ¬ r ¬ - - sing--son- Lcxingtoull V 830am Gfi0pm U15am 810pm it ¬ i Ar Washington ram 340pn Ar Philadelpiiial0i5am 7 Opm Ar New York ri40un ihOSom ynchestcrllaSam nsipmsiirsim lOpm nfej2Sipm 50pm OibQjiu WEST BOUND 2jiam 850pm S30nm ojsWpm 705pm Ar Winchester 730am 4i0pin 655am 25flnm m -- -- i- Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Slenpers between Louisville Lexington and New York Without change For rates Sleeping Car any information call on reservations or ArShelbyyllle1001sim 7r20pm txi xAMusviiie iiuuam eiopm ru a a - - torGEpRaw Barney Agent F B Carr x5 - - - Div Pass Agent NRR Paris Ky Islington K j - - MWZJiZl- JIB - - TVij TrsWajpfT1 4yr3 sY vTi THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS XY FRIDAY MAY FIETY FIFTH CONGRESS Friday the senite was in the attitude of wait ¬ 6 1898 IN GREAT BRITAIN Lord Charles Beresford M P was summoned before a police court lately for riot muzzling his dog He pleaded that he was sorry and that the dog had died since but was fined ten shillings When the Gordon Highlanders went into action at Dargai it appears from the confession of one of the wounded pipers that each of the six pipers sent ahead plajcd a different tune In spite of this the Gordons followed them Lord Bute has tried to encourage mar riage at Cardiff Wales by offering a dowry once a year to a deserving girl The mayor of the town reports how everthat during a whole year he has received not a single application A British spinster who chastised her servant merely ivith 4her fists a poker a clothes pole a stick a hammer and the arm of a chair and by compressing her neck and kicking her has been punished by the unusually severe sen- ¬ tence of 12 months imprisonment A curiously annoying theft is that of a negative film of the late solar eclipse ¬ A WOMANS BURDEN From the Evening News Detroit Mich The women of to day are not as strong as They are bearing a their grandmothers burden in silence that grows heavier day bv day that is sapping their vitality and clouding their happiness Sirs Alexander B Clark of 417 Michigan Avenue Detroit is a typical woman of today A wife with such ambition as only a loving wife can have But the joys of her life were marred by the existence of disease Suffering as thousands of her sisters have suffered she almost despaired of life and yet COULD NOT BE DONE First Kegulcr Session Washington April 9 Senate Again It Was Utterly Impossible for Tlmt Boy to Respect His Fathers Gray Hairs ¬ ASTHMAS PROGRESS From Cold to Cure ing for business to reach it-- A few bills of un- ¬ important character were passed but no busi ¬ ness of general interest was transacted House The general debate on the war revenue bill closed Thursday night after eight and a half hours of speech making The de- ¬ bate Friday lacked both spirit and interest There was little discussion of the internal revenue features of the bill The democrats continued their assaults on the bond feature and their advocacy of the income tax The latter was ridiculed as a substitute proposition by the republicans The authority to borrow money was defended by them as absolutely necessary Washington April 30 Senate At Fri ¬ days session of the senate the report of the conferees on the naval appropriation bill was presented and agreed to The measure as perfected carries a little more than 557000000 No other business of general importance was transacted A bill granting permission to the Chattanooga Rapid Transit Co to cross the Dry Valley road and extend its lines to Chick amauga Natioual park was passed At 1 p m on motion of Mr Allison the senate went into executive session and at 145 p m adjourned until Monday House The bill to provide additional taxes and loans to carry on the war went through the house Friday by 181 to 129 very nearly a party vote after many efforts to amend it Mr Dingley has no idea how long the senate will be in dealing with it The proceedings were interesting all day Fortunately there were no unpleasant sensational scenes and nc unseemly quarrels A motion by Mr Lewis dem Wash to make the bonds redeemable specifically in gold or silver coin at the option of the government was defeated 100 to 136 by Mr Shafroth to make the Another bonds redeemable one half in gold and one half in silver met a similar fata Sev- ¬ eral other propositions or same the tenor were voted down The vote was then taken upon the McMillin income tax substitute and it was defeated 123 to H3 WASHiNGTONMay 3 Senate At the open- ¬ ing of the senates session the chaplain offered devout thanks for the glorious victory won by Commodore Deweys i quadron Mr Turpie Ind chairman of the democratic caucus pre ¬ sented an order appointing Mr Chilton dem Tex to fill the vacancy on the finance commit ¬ tee caused by the death or Senator Walthall The order was adopted A conference on the sundry civil bill was agreed to and Messrs Al ¬ lison Quay and Gorman were named as the senate conferees The final conference report on tho naval appropriation bill was agreed to A bill to amend the act to permit the use of right of way through public lands to tram- ¬ ways canals and reservoirs waspassed Sev ¬ eral war measures were passed by the senate and notwithstanding their importance not one of them elicited the slightest debate Probably the most important measure passed by the senate was the emergency war deficiency bill carrying SjTJOiMo Not more than ten minutes were consumed in passing it that be- ¬ ing occupied in reading the measure House The passage of the emergency war appropriation bill was the feature of Mondays action by the house The naval appropriation bill with the senate amendment providing for the payment of officers of the navy for the use of their inventions by the government stricken out was reported from confer- ¬ ence and passed It now goes to the president Mr Lacy present ¬ la ed the report on conference the general Alaskan bill extending the homestead laws to and granting railroad rights of way in that territory The bill to increase the num ¬ ber of surgeons in the army was passed A resolution from the senate providing for the adjustment and settlement of claims and counter claims between the United States and the state of Tennesse was passed Mr Loud Cal called up a resolution providing for the creation of a congressional commission to make an exhaustive examination into the pos- ¬ tal service ana report to congress In support of the resolution Messrs Loud and Fleming Ga said frequent statements had been madq in congress and the press suggesting a bush that hadgrownupicLthe service and the field wasr apparently one inviting investigation The resolution was passed taken for the cinematograph by one of the British astronomical expeditions to India Somewhere between Buxar in India andLondou one of the boxes was opened and only the eclipse film taken out William Rees of Llandovery pig kill- ¬ er died recentlj at the age of 104 years having worked at his calling till within ten days of his death He boasted that he had killed over 20000 pigs He was seized by a press gang before the battle of Waterloo but was released as he was too small Miss Charlotte Yonges name is to be given to three free scholarships for girls for which her admirers headed by the princess of Wales are collecting money in England Miss Yonge is 75 years of age now and has written more than SO books The Heir of Ked clifie first appeared 43 3 ears ago and The Daisy Chain three years later STYLES FOR THE TOTS Qaker gray is a prominent shade ic the makeup of the juveniles wardrobe this spring For blouses shirt waists and little dresses for little men wool taffcota is just the thing mothers have been look ing for Coats for infants are made without the short shoulder cape of the winter the place of which is taken by fancy ¬ ness of general importance transacted Tues- ¬ day The senate committee on finance resum- ¬ ed its sitting at 1030 Tuesday hearing Secre- ¬ tary Gage on the necessity for including in the war revenue bill authority for the issuance of bonds The secretary supplied the committee all the information in his possession as to the up cost of war the to date and also the best estimates obtainable of fu- ¬ ture expenses Secretary Gage told the com- ¬ mittee that the best estimates obtainable in ¬ dicate that for the next two months the war will inereaGe the governmental expenditures IN MANY LANDS about 000D00 By that time the entire amount iu the treasury with the exception of the gold reserve would be exhausted andS30 Le Petit Congolais the first newspa- ¬ 000010 of the reserve be taken House What promised to be an uneventful per published in the Congo Free State¬ and uninteresting session of the house was made its appearance at the end of Feb ihrown suddenly after three hours considera ¬ ruary tion of private bills into a session of spirited The old Guion line steamer xirizona speech making among democratic members that savored at times much of acrimony The which once held the Atlantic record storm wa precipitated by Mr Lewis dern has been refitted and will be usedin the Wash who referred in the course or a speech Nort Pacific She is an iron ship and is to a recent vote of Mr Cummings N Y in support of the war revenue bill 19 years old incorporated with bond its feature An elephant whose life He made reference to Mr Cummings has hitherto been devoted to crushing assertion that this period was a time for plac ¬ ing country above party intimating that the the life out of condemned criminals i New York member had served the republican India has been acquired by a Ham party aud perhaps contributed to the satisfac ¬ burg dealer for a Berlin menagerie tion of unpatriotic monopolists and capital ¬ What struck a Flume Austria wareists This brought an impassioned and patri ¬ house and set it on fire turns out to have otic speech in reply from Mr Cummings in tcrrspesed with some sarcastic comments that been a meteor It was assumed to have intensified the interest and called an outpour- ¬ been lightning till a four ton meteoric ing of members from the cloak rooms stone was found in a deep hole in the Washington May 5 Senate The follow- ¬ ing joint resolution was passed Wednesday Iu cellar all cases not provided for by article second clause fifth of the constitution where there is THE MARKETS no person entitled to discharge the duties of president the same shall devolve upon the vice Cincinnati May 5 president The congress may by law provide LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 75 a 3 50 case where no is for the there Select butchers 4 15 4 40 person entitled to hold the office of president CAL VJ2S Fair to good light 5 0J 5 75 3 25 38 or vice president declaring what officer shall HOG Common Mixed packers o fo 4 00 act as president and such officer shall act ac- ¬ Light shippers 3 70 4 00 cordingly until the disability shall be removed SHEEP Choice 3 50 3 70 or a president shall be elected The confer- ¬ LAMBS Sprint 5 00 7 00 ence report on the fortifications appropriation FLOUR W in ter family 4 25 4 55 GRAIN Wheat Xo 2 red bill was presented and agreed to 1 10 No 3 red 1 00 House The house Wednesday adopted the Corn No 2 mixed 37 conference report upon the fortification bill Oats No 2 Gt siya The remainder of the session was consumed Rye No2 G8 with the consideration of the Alaskan land HAY Prime to choice 10 75 ft 1 1 50 bill and a resolution for the repeal of an act PROVISIONS Mess pork 1 1 7Lard Prime steam prohibiting the passage of importations in 5 75 10 11 bond through the territory of the United States BUTTER Choice dairy Prime 184 zone of Mexico The latter was APPLES to choice creamery into the free Per bbl 3 10 3 50 passed but the Alaskan measure went over POTATOES Pcr bush 75 85 CHICAGO Torpedo Bout Ericsson Missing FLOUR Winter patents 5 30 5 50 1 21 Miami Fla Mvw 5 The torpedo GK A JN Wheat No 2 red l 30 3 chicil0 spring vM 105 117 boat Ericsson has been missing since ¬ ¬ - Washington May 4 Senate No busi- ¬ sleeve piecer Crepon in white or light shades h very suitable and pretty for a dressy coat for a little child Ribboned quilled or gathered is the favorite garniture for these Cotton or summer weight cashmere stockings for girls or boys are bril liantly plaided They look exceedingly stylish when worn with a white suit and sash and tie of plaid ribbon to match Jacket costumes are quite as populai for little women as for their mothers and elder sisters The children follow the lead of the grown ups in having their gowns strictly tailor made ol smooth faced cloth Plaid silk skin fronts and blouses are worn with them New and effective for small boys wear are the large pique collars cut in numerous points and trimmed1 with rows of narrow braid They look equal ly well with a dark or a light blouse and will not rumple nearly so easily as the lawn kind with embroidered ruffles Leisure Hours ¬ -- Boys began the Sunday school superintendent impressively I hope none of you Avill ever get into the reprehensible habit of alluding to your father as the old man When you grow up no matter Iioav big or old you may be you should ahvays look up to and respect the silver hairs of your father avIio has grown bent and gray working for you in your helpless infancy Now all of she Avas cured you who think you can do this please raise For five years I your right hands suffered with ovarian Up went every hand except one t r o u b e is Mrs Sternly eyeing the delinquent the superClarks own version intendent solemnly observed of the story I was Why young man I am horrified absonot free one single lutely horrified as Avell as astonished at day from headache your behavior Dont you Avish to raise your and intense twitch hand and put yourself on record as being ing pains in my neck willing to respect the gray hairs of your faand shoulders For ther Avhen you groAV up to be a man months at a time E No No use tryin cant do it nohow would he confined to unblushingly responded the lad my bed At times Why not sonnv black spots would Cause he ain t liable to have no grav annpnv liofnrp mv hair Dads bald chirped the youthful I became blind eyes and I would be- philosopher triumphantly and amid a gencome blind My nerves were in such a state eral titter the discomfited superintendent that a step on the floor unsettled me gave it up and passed on to something else Eminent doctors skillful nurses the best Tit Bits food and medicine all failed Then I contoo failed sented to an operation That and they said another was necessary After daySay Hiram be you agoin to town tothe second I was worse than ever and the Yes Uncle Bill I got to git the mare H U11U Willi 10 UHJkV shod and do some high old shoppin fer It was then I heard of Dc Williams the Avimmen folks besides Can 1 git anyI heard that Pink Pills for Pale People you they had cured cases like mine and I tried thing fer yes you see your Aunt Lucy says Well them They brought sun she Avants a heap of stuff to the store but They cured me my life and filled my cup with hap- she dont reckon shed trust me nor no one shine to else to buy her the neAV caliker dress shes piness The headache is gone the twitchgone the bent on havin so shes got ter go and do J ing is gone the nervousness is trembling has ceased and I have gained the selectin of it herself and if you just a twenty six pounds Health and strength is give her up lift there and back it 11 save me Williams hitchin mine and I am thankful to Dr All right Uncle Bill Ill be mighty glad Pink Pills for Pale People for the blessing of the opportunity fer I promised Mandy These pills are a boon to womankind gals a Acting directly on the blood and nerves and all three of the panned ginuine surprise out satisfactory all around if things they restore the requisite vitality to all parts on the sale of that Avheat which they did of the body creating functional regularity and keep promise in and perfect harmony throughout the ner- good iioav I propose to Lucy my knows just she shape and Aunt The pallor of the cheeks is vous system changed to the delicate blush of health the the very kind of colors the gals like in print much eyes brighten the muscles grow elastic goods and Avhat ter select and IioavMandy fer each dress and I want them and ambition is created and good health returns to haAre the very best there is the kind of dress goods I heerd Aunt Lucy say Avas al Coarse and Brutal Avays marked on the tags with the name of Sons She says thats History states that a certain Roman of William Simpson ficial of some importance was killed one the kind that always looks bright ana wears day by a falling tile while indulging in a Avell and dont fade I tell you what Uncle parade A young man of the family of Hur Bill they aint nobody enjoys seein well was charged with his death and brought dressed Avimmen folks around the house no into court The judge after hearing the better than me and when Aunt Lucy and I get through buyin print goods and calico tocase turned to the prisoner and said day I guess William Simpson Sons 11 think sentence you to the mines for life I this toAvn aint no slouch for well dressed gals To the mines echoed Ben Hur Yes to the mines retorted the face- and wimmen tious magistrate there are great mining In the Arid District facilities on the Mediterranean You will Kansas Druggist I cant sell you whisky find all the oar you want in the galleys At this brutal jest it is said the attorney witnout a prescription stranger Col Dreyer fa visitor from Kentucky for the prosecution laughed long and loud but Ben Hur saw no joke in the galleys he I prepared fo that sab AAhen I set out for was not a printer Detroit Free Press this benighted country I had a prescription tattooed on my arm Thats all right then Come in and Ill A Peculiar Feeling Puck The sensation of homesickness has been fill you graphvariously described but never more Hows This ically than by a little girl who miles away We offer One Hundred Dollars BeAvard from home and mamma sat heavy eyed and for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured silent at a hotel table asked her by Halls Catarrh Cure you hungry dear Arent F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O aunt with whom she Avas traveling We the undersigned haA e knoAvn F J ISO Cheney for the last 15 years and belieAe him Does your head ache perfectly honorable in all business transacNo tions and financially able to carry out any What is the matter The childs lip quiTered and she said in obligations made bv their firm a tone to grieve the heart Im so seasick West 0 Truax Wholesale Druggists Toledo foe home Albany Argus Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ No relief in other remedies caught a severe cold which resulted in asthma After taking doctors prescriptions for a long time without benefit I at length made use of Ayers Cherry Pecto- ¬ HG ral and was completely cured ¬ ¬ IX ¬ There are many medicines that palliate asthma There are few that do morethan 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 asthma would be hailed by thousands as the greatest possible boon that could be offered them There is a remedy for asthma Dr J C Avers 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 eery year The cases presented in the testimonials that follow may be taken as exemplifving the quick and radical action of this great ¬ Kitcueli 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 remedy I ¬ ¬ uwt ¬ ¬ ¬ About a year ago I caught a bad cold which resulted in asthma jo severe that I was threatened with suffocation whenever I attempted to lie down on my bed A friend recommending Aycrs 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 muscles I consulted physicians and tried various remedies but without getting any relief Finally I took Ayers CherryPec 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 bron chitis ana all anections 01 tne turoat tina lungs It is not as are so many cough medicines a mere soothing syrup a temporary relit and palliative but it is a radical remedy dealing directly with disease and promptly healing it In response to a wide demand Dr Aycrs 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 Iowcll Mass ¬ ladv to Avhom he is 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and do your own kalsominintr This material is made on scientific principles by ma Avhen they see it Washington Democrat Qchinery and milled in twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Gluo and Whiting that ATented it can possibly be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water and I B2fSJEND FOR SAHSiCE COtOIt CJLKDS In if yon cannot purchase this material I from your local dealers let us know and we will put you the way of obtaining it ATTEACTIVE WOMEN THE MURALO COMPANY NEW BRIGHTON S I NEW YORK f Greatness Recognized Stranger Whats going on here to day It Allens Foot Ease a Shake Into Your Shoes ly w v e Yoy Have ireW -- 1 lJ jmBECKMm CALCEEO F sco Tasrrs Zlsr CaScimo oc9oyBeRBoc Js BIPiWMW IB Fullness of Health Makes Sweet Dispositions and Happy Homes EXTRACTS 1 ipJSLmJMA II KlifllfcMIMMBBMBHMHUii cb oih9 MMMoxse9aEoaxa FROM MRS PINKHAMS NOTE BOOK 1 1 Womans 0TAJ1PR triff 1C ftio nnTOoy n Tic rTi orlTriiffirm rPRTkPPf nTlfl lOVe J mU 111 Vnn n xuere i u ucnuty in neaiui wnicn is more autraci ive tu xwzu uucm is mere regularity of feature To be a successful wife to retain the love admiration of her husband P 7 nnowMBW and womans constant study At th eshould be a first indica tion of illhealth painf ulmenses painsinthe side headache or backache secure LydiaE Compound and begin j v jjrmmmwa ran vvYWaa Pinkhams Vecretable This truly wonderiui its use remedy is the safeguard of wo-¬ mens health 1 4 ¬ w THE POT CALLED TB SE KETTLE BLACK BECAUSE THE HOUSEWflFe IDiFT USE X Y B i Y I a idea4tE ea90icoeaoocEooEtmK9oa8o8OoB4a8 K36ttWwPSK mmm m nag 6 Saturday of the other vessels in sons squadron since a struck them Saturday known she was short of sunk- - S he has not been seen bv anv Adrn Samp- ¬ It is feared she may have CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam 30 11 10 MYj 590 5 35 U 15 5 15 5 75 1 23 40 terrific gale and it was coal NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed EYE OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE fa 10 75 G 571 Fatal Explosion in a Rolling Mill New York May 5 Part of the Pas ¬ saic rolling- mills at Paterson K J was blown up Wednesday One man was killed and three injured The ex- ¬ plosion occurred in the boiler and gas section of the building The damage to the works was S75000 Capt Hart to Be Pardoned Washington May 5 The president announced Wednesday he would short- ¬ ly pardon Capt John D Hart of the filibustering steamer Laurada now serving a two years sentence 5n the penitentiary for his Cuban filibuster ¬ - 35 1100 03 v FLOUR Family GRAIN-Whea- -To 5 00 2 1 ing operations Southern Wneat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheats No 2 red Corn Mixed 1 Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 18 f 5 30 1 1 1 13 18 19 jf 38 Ji 38 4 50 4 25 38 J4 61 4 75 4 35 38ii fprieRrmd f fimtinsr spells My case was one J writes IIIWUHV AuaMMj MUU1UMU1U W JtUUlli Bnd IndUn Mw JUkAWku tEE Dear Mrs Pinkham lean STyPPEO FREa mH hardly find words Avith Avhich PERIffAHZNTLY CURED to thank you for what your Allens Ulccrlnts Salve is the only sure cure in Insanity Prevented by DR KLINES CREAT wonderful remedy has done for the world for Chronic Ulcers Ulcers Clccra it one White Ulcer Varicose NERVE RESTORER me Without it I would by this ScrofulousFever Sores and all Old Sore It Swelllntr KJH PtHJUre care for all Wnvm DispnsrK Ft fTntlrnsii never tails Draws out all poison Saves expense and dead or worse suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Boil time have been Spasms end St Vitus Dance No it4orrrrouner aftrrerat dar- ue Treatise and S2 trial bottle free Burns Cntc for when I started to Carbuncles Piles SaltJhettmsmill 33c large insane uI iipalient ther paTine cnpivm ciiargMoulv wneu re and all Fresh Wounds By mail ¬ erirrd Sm to DK KLINR Hellcvur iutltute of free J 1 ALLKN Mi21IIAi2 take Lydia E Pinkhams Vege-¬ Vic BookPaul Minn Sold by Druggist Meilfeior 933 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA PA terri- CO St table Compound I Avas in a ble state 1 think it would be im possible for me to tell all I suf- ¬ LIVE RKADERS OF TI11S PAPER DKS1RING TO BUY ANYTHING fered Every part of my body w win furnish dunlicatea t LIVE STOCK ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS OTHER CUT shown in any SPECIMEN seemed to pain some way The CUTS or any oclow quoted prices for same SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING BOOK at or pain in my back and head wasWHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING fprrible I was nervous aatt nys- A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO AlJi SUBSTITUTES OR 1MITATION3 N U14 V - tral Ave Jersey Mrs Mabel Smith 345 Cen- ¬ City Heights rftwn Syfd5nsJM 3feiiiBW ninrinimn-irijn-- i n MwMa tsacazt3 HHKHJftWVll t LW- - ST06 6UTS many things 100 32 medicine I am now well and strong in fact another I believed ni nothing ru i ToC treatn ient Free Ir would ever do me any good But thanks to your ACRES person entirely FREE t o ivPTi nr bn1 o ivpr DISCOVERY e v hvtwo of the best doctors in ST DA IF QYNEW relief and cures worn 1 quick lfl fvhendy for book of testimonials nnd IO days J nn mvself as I had tried so cases 11 335 W 0 Fifth St Cincinnati II GUEKSS SOSAtlanta a 7 nnfl flfin CfUUUtwUU CATALOGDE 2J 3 75 4 00 1 00 3714 qa 32 1150 5 25 Lynn Mass and secure the advice which she offers free of charge This is the advice that has brought sunshine into many homes which nervousness and irritability had nearly wrecked Pinkham at If you are puzzled about yourself write freely and fully to Mrs to women Colony lands South cheap eaxytenas CO WUCUAWFOPD SasailKc Tenn Farms Timber Mineral Thlt magcite Is the abe of BeClpres nod 13 superbly Illustrated flleaehUtUsOVItniaSO WATCH UlVtn body sending annualnot a toy to anat subscriptions TWO MOXTHLY SAN AWAY A Well Xado AMERICAN FltACl3C0 all WELL CURES MACHrNERY The KIND that EARNS Money JLVeaila fc Ayraan Tiffin Obl ¬ Best Conch Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by druczlsts WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS ANK WH2E2C -- E 1707 IjjUiEPiikiMim4YcctitlcCofflponfld5iWomaisRcffieciyforWoiisIlls WRITING TO ABVISTISiatt pleac state tkat yen saw tke JLdvertlw payer imt bs ibis mitgmaiy j iag- Kfiwr 8 stsKaonszttSstiwaeBesaKiaaKaGBaeEatitta TSE BOURBON NEWS PARIS FRIDAY MAY e i888 W WKWJUMH aawa6saga3iaSanmiMf v CARLISLE We are off ering6ome choice ladies1 DRUMMERS QUEER STORY Kecommends Of Peck P O Pike Co O misses and childrens shoes at special News Gulled From Nicols County Wrights Celery Capsules to His Early Grave and prices Dn fail to take advantage of Made Thevn Drink Products To the Wright Medical Co Survived Them All Columbus Ohio the offer From the Me cuii Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Davis Thompson Isgrig A hale and hearty traveling man with Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug¬ Closing exercises of the city graded pink skin and white hair a condition gist Waverly O and used them forStomach I was unable to Trouble aud Constipation of complexion which by the way not school takes place on the 20th do anything for nearly two years I ased every traveling man lives to reach was three boxes of your Celery Capsules aud they Died At her home near Flora Fri Osironie Byspspsla Cured Unve cured me Vor the benefit of other jo renewing his yonth with a party of day April 29th 1898 Mrs Joseph fl afllicted I wish to send this letter young and festive drummers Drinks Berry Very truly yours W S AxDEBS ar wTere going round freely and when one Died On Friday April 29fh 1898 Jold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per box of the boys turned down his glass the Send address ou postal to the Wright Med daughter of Mrs L Co Columbus O for trial size free remonstrance on P Young Burial at Carlisle Cemetery there was considerable the part of his companions at his refusiStf5 The ladies of the Chistian Cbnrch al to have just one more ffj5si 5irriWW will serve a regular Court day cimuer in wwm The white haired man quietly cut the the basement of their church Monday discussion short by saying That reWin Dudley has bought ihe Glenn minds me rpi - Bros lot ad30iuiug the depot corner oi mo 1r1 ilimminav flinlrorl fVir oclioa Maple and Water streets and will t ieci It appearing to rae by the representa- ¬ from his cigar and settled back in his tobacco warehouse ah tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer vj n Mv f vuu of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ iS Judge Tiltou appointed T C Olliver he and it was in the old American cessity that all persons in the County ¬ iWiiijriiiiiii7 B ill P Wsll House in this city There were five 0 K Breslin and W the Katliff Comshould be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ Commercial atteud young men seated in a room just as we missioners to Louisville next week ize and empower the physicaas of their at respective preciucts to vaccinate all per- ¬ are here tonight only they were all feel- ¬ Convention Perry M Shy a Nicholas county boy sons who are vnable to procure vaccina- ¬ ing pretty good and there wasnt any son of John D Sbv late of Barterville tion old man around to bore them with a MM Mm one of won the contest to represent the Paris story But along about midnight The physicians shall furnish to me as the party turned down his glass just as Rlhnnfl nn Hlfi 9Mh of Ma Judge of said County a true list unler mm if r s V - 7 my young friend hero has done He said oath of the persons so vaccinated by If SSSjti REQUIRES NO COOKING The Nicholas county volunteers were he had had enough and goodness knows JS rXrSt them with tho charges thereof not to he had His determination was greeted at Blue Lick Springs Saturday drilline exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ MAKES COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE FTEE suffering for nearly tliirty years cination most hilariously as a good joke He aH be s dyspepsia Mrs n E Dugdale from ready to go at the hrst drum tap will AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT HEW wife of a prominent business man of steadily declined however though the and stay uutii thG last shot has been All cities and towns in the county Warsaw N Y writes For 23 years I was wine was brought and set before him gred having Cou oilmen or Trustees do not a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a but the taunts and innuendoes of his come uuder this notice as v is espec- lllliiiiijilfvl ter The weak stomach The lightest food produced comrades finally exasperated him so that w J tbe Nicholas Circuit ially their duty to make proper pro- distress causing severo pain and the forma ¬ he exclaimed rather petulantly but half ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILt GO visions regarding vaccinations uuder tion of gas No matter how careful of my in fun Well boys AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF join yon once monwealth8Attorney L p F Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Ill diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating more if you will drink to an early grave vWmMM OF ANY OTHER STARCH I was treated by many physicians and tried forme The toast was proposed uproar- - present The following gentlemen com mmmk Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ ipose the grand jury with S H Dalzell numerous remedies without permanent help serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ iously and drank standing But some- - foreman F A Herbert S H DaJzell Two years ago I began taking Dr lilies ment of this notice how after that the fun was not so furi- - Isaac Kerns J W Myers W A JFowle Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within mww a week I commenced improving and per ¬ ous Tilings quieted aown Tne men i in iianaiey juas juuvey or ovuu I hope no further steps will become Keokukowa New sisting in the treatment I was soon able to seemed to half realize that to drink to a M Clark Johu R Taylor Win Mc- necessary I am COPYRIGHTED mS eat what I liked with no evil effects mans death wasnt such a good joke Intire Sr John G Blair Andrew Respectfully SiSSSJSSS I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels after all and one by one they made ex- - Coons wiPhMiiiiiiiiiiiruiiiiiiiiiiiPiKii mM any old symptoms W M PURNELL cuses and went off to bed This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical Dr Miles Remedies Linex sent to Bourbon Steam Laun Here the old man paused experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky are sold by all drug ¬ SV- Ti li yn r ci ifh nnflTiVli Tirli Tf anao nn1 tm vonl o Tnntiil ifTil rt r In rf rr i v 3 js l Did the snan die svairca queried he who drv is washed white not white washed l gists under a positive p senic alum or any mannfactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither es had refused to have another with guarantee first bottle P Nervine other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder some interest benefits or money re- ¬ You can not duplicate J T Hintons v KeefniviQ For sals by ali wholesale and retail grocers funded Book on dis- ¬ WjOWWV j xw xuawuioyy uuiauuDuuy prices on reingerarors quanty con- eases of tho heart and mt Health v M3WKX9 Hatt S amrmamsasStOIKXMSXS3t7SVlSaBSSTfSS3S3XJ AVAUUIULSXrS one of the five now alive to tell the tale sidered tf nerves free Address Buffalo News OF IiIIcS JLAUKA WEISHAUF HOW TO TttXD OUT DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Everything come out in the wash at Of Slurry Iiul Kecoinmencta Wrights Fill a bottle or common glass with urine THE SANCY DIAMOND and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi Celery Capsules tne Bourbon Steam Laundry even the mentor settling indicates an unhealthy con- flitiriM rvf f iio lmiItioitc Ariirtn tirinn Ltiinc This Ulagnificcnt Jewel Will Bo Owned by dirt tf linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too Pauline Astor Murry Ind Spt IT 1S90 COUNTY DIRECTORY In the ordinary course of events Miss back is also convincing proof that the kid The Wright Medical Co neys aim oladder are oiu oi order Pauline Astor will some day become Columhiv Ohio WHAT TO DO possessor of the most famous and mag- in There is Officers of Bourbon County SijS Last spring I purchased expressed comfortDr the knowledge so often Dear Kilmers Swamp Root that nmceni aiamona ownea outsiae oi a a box of Wrights Celery Cansu-h-fr ia the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish OF crown treasure The gem in question is Judge W VI Purnell the L C Davenport dreugist Blniitonh relieving pain inpart back kidneys liver urinary Mi trouoie bladder and every Sheriil Teoigt Y Bo wen W the world famous Sancy diamond owned JL3 HP1E3 ana usea men lot stoma lLi563 OFS iua which I had been afiiictea for more sn itpain in passingofi the hold etlects pas Daily by mail corrects inability to urine and by her father and were it to appear 6 a year W Mitch ll and Janes Burke sc uldins with or bad fol IN among the jewels worn at any court than 15 years Since taking vour Cap lowing use of iiquor wine or beer and over- - Daily and Sunday by mail - 8 a year Deputies oi Deiug suies T h jvn lost nil irrv or n nn mfl mv omi lliltounpleasant necessity during the neiied SGt UD manv times Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler function or royal drawing room it would - night to urinate auvPA entirely well I The the extraor entirely throw into the shade every oth- ¬ BOURBON LAND stomach IScan truthfully aay can eat have dinary eflect of wamp mild andsoon realized F L McChesney Deputy Lioot is thing and that I er gem It stands the highest for its wonderful cures County Clerk tid D Paton which thethere except the Kohinoor not felt better in years queen always wears on state of the most distressing ca es If you ned Pearce Paton Deputy a medicine you should have the best Sold Yours Respeetf uily ALSO occasions as a brooch by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar Count A ttorney Denis Dun Mrs Laura Weishauft You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet The Sancy is a stone which is posdon l 00 sessed of a remarkable history Weigh- ¬ Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and LOTS ill LEXIIEFII Bf USSrSrS Paris is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in V G McClinock Assessor ing about 54 carats it at one time rjer box Send address on postal to- the on the bottle Mention The the world Wright Aled Co Columb as Ohio for Ky Nktto aud send your address Yto Dr Jailer V C Jones formed part of the crown jewels of Co Bingbampton N ICilmer The By mail 2 a year T em 5c a copy Duke Charlea the Bold of Burgundy Dr H H Roberts proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen Price ra k - j J v Coroner - BOUSBOX CIRCUIT COUKF Address THE SUISr New York yi flpo Af i 1ci Jf www V School r miVy j u 2PMi Super in ten dent Miss and on his death in battle in Switzer- ¬ vrUV f hu nttnr land was found set either in his helmet Agricultural Bank of Paris Kate Edgar V8 or sword hilt Tho Swiss snlrl if in fliA Surveyor B F Bedford I Jobn W Turcer Defendant French king of the day and from that kbv time forth it became one of the crown By virtue of a judgment of the TBour Magistrates jewels of France bon i ircuit Court rendered in theabove M It disappeared at the time of the revo- styled cause on the 2d day ot April Paris R J Noely lution reappeared at the restoration 1898 1 will sell publicly at the Court Millersburfic A C Ball and at the time of the second revolu- ¬ House door in Paris Kentucky on After the most wonderful business in Fall andWinter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and now Little Rock P S See tion in 1880 passed by purchase into for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of North Middletown H C Smith the possession of Anatole Demidoff the SATURDAY MAY 21SL 1898 Clintonville S L Weathers f Muscovite millionaire It was worn for at about the hour of noon to the high a time by Demidoff s wife Princess est and best bidder the following de- ¬ Hutchi on E P Clay brook Centervilte-T-- J Mathilde Bonaparte but he took it scribed real estate to wit T Barlow from her before their separation and Ruddle s Mil s John Howard L i All of the right title and interest then bequeathed it to his nephew Paul Demidoff The latter sold it in the six- ¬ of the said John VV Turner in and to a you will be astonished at the prices- - we are sacrificing giich tract ot about 240 or 245 acres of land It will piy you to call and e tbe goods and Standing Committees of Bourbon ties for the sum of 200000 a ridicu- lvinir iti Knnrhnn pnmit KvPnrnrTrv good and honest gooete No old stock but alljfresh this Fall and Winter stock lously small price to the late Sir Fiscal Court by of Lucinda Jamsetjee Jejeehobhoy the Parsee mil- boundedon the lands by Mrs Kentucky Ireland the the S WEED Finance R J Neely Chair- ¬ lionaire and philanthropist of Bombay Midland Railway Company on the S After his demise his heirs put it once by the lands of Blake and Sisapson on man H C Smith and E P Clay more in the market and it was pur- ¬ the W and being the same land de- ¬ brook by William Waldorf Astor by vised the said Jail A C Ball Chairman J chased contract no mention being made life bytohis father Johu W Turner fos private Chas Turuerexcept a Ladies9 T Barlow and P S See of the price paid Philadelphia Times small portion thereof conveyed to W County Infirmary John How- ¬ H Clay but there is included in the 245 ard Chairman S L Weathers and above boundary of 240 or examination Stories SI 6 and 18 for 9 days only 999 acres a tract of about 10 or 2d Worth 15 H C Smith Isis of Oxford tells two good exami- ¬ and 14 tor 1 days only Thb 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 Wort acres said Charities 1 T Barlow Chair ¬ nation stories The first is a candidate Clay conveyedoftorecordTurner by W Hf Worth 12 and in for 9 days only 649 8 00 now 300 12 Ladies Jackets worth each by in the office fk rr man P S See and S L Weathers who in the divinity viva voce was asked the Clerk deed 9 days only 4 37 b for 8 and of Bourbon County Court to Worth 8 Ladies Jackets worth each ouu now 275 Turnpikes Ii C Smith Chair- ¬ to translate a portion of the gospels which reference is made for a more par- Worth 4 for 9 davs only B19 5 and 7 Ladies Jackets worth each 500 now 2 19 man A 0 Bali and E JP Clay As he did not stop at the end of that ticular description and 8 far 9 days odly 229 12 Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 400 Worh 350 portion the examiner said to him brook 9 Ladies Capes worth each 600 now 299 Thank you Mr Also one lot of groun located in that will do 11 Ladies Capes worth each We are quite satisfied with your pa- Lexington Kentucky being lot No 15 200 Ladies 3iikrs 450 now 212 Black and all colors 25c Turnpike C ommis sioner s in Block No 12 of London Park proper- ¬ per IS Ladies Capes worth each 800 now 163 Oh please was the answer Worth 1 00 do let me go on I should so like to ty of the Belt Line Company fronting 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 53c 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 now 99 District No 1 EdTurner Paris 50 feet on the VV side of Jackson Street find out how this story ends Modern Ladies Wool Hose now 10c 0 now 50c Ky and running back 175 feet in lines Comforts worth history furnishes the other One cand- ¬ parallel to Infants Wool Hose now 5c 7th Street District No 2 Thos McClin idates paper in the Oxford local examiBlanket s worth i 00 now 50c 20 yds Sea Island Coxton li0 5c tock Millersburg Ky nation contained the following luminous Also one lot of ground located in PLsid Dress Goods District No 3 Win Linnehan and surprising passage General Wolfe Lexington Kentucky being lot No 17 North Mi idle town K boldly attacked the Arabian knights in Blocs No 12 of London Park proper- ¬ IPor without waiting for the other three ty of the Belt Line Company fronting on the E side of Magoffin Avenue 55 Court of Claims meets first corpses to come up Mens Gloves and Mittens lOe worth double feet and running back 175 feet Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c Thursday in April and October Mens Fancy Shirts 19 worth doubie Text DIdntt Apply Also one lot of gronud located in Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 days only 100 Mrs Northside was telling about the Lexington Kentuckj being lot No 18 Ladies Shoes 300 for 9 days only 100 trouble Mrs Manchester was having in Block No 12 of London Park proper- Mens Caps 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 400 for 9 days only 200 with her maids and was apparently tak- ¬ ty of the Belt Line Company fronting Mens Heavy Socks 5c worrh double Mens Boots and Shoe worth 400 now 200 worth double ing much pleasure out of her difficulties on the W side of Jackson street and Wool Socks Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now 175 You should not be glad because Mrs running back 175 feet Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worth Men Bigots and Shoes worth 300 now 150 Manchester is in trouble double said Mr Or so much thereof as may be neces Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 now 125 Northside You should remember that sary to satisfy the plaintiffs debt inter- ¬ Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double the Bible says Rejoice not when thine est and costs as hereinafter stated Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 100 Mens Suspenders 10c worth double enemy falkth 14 yds Mason ville Cotton 8100 Handkerchiefs 5o worth double Said sale will be made upon credits of Mens Hemstitched Oh thats all right replied Mrs 14 yds Lonsdale Cotton double 100 Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth Northside briskly Mrs Manchester six and twt lve months for equal parts 21 yds Bleached Muslin 24c wortn double 10 Heavy Working Shirts money for isn t an enemy at all she is my dearest of the purchase be required which the Mens s iim purchaser will execute friend Pittsburg Chronicle - Tele- ¬ bonds with good surety to betoapproved graph by the undersigned Master Commis- ¬ sioner payable to himself and bearing Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adver- ¬ Accidental Death I understand his death was due to interest from date until paid at the late tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture wittY of six per cent having the force and an accident said the man from the effect of judgments every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fdil to call before all the bargains are grabbed east Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ Thats what it was stranger reGOODS HAM- ment in favor of the plaintiff against the plied the native Bill only meant to DUXHJTD JjflOJiiD JlitC wing him when he shot but somebody defendant herein for the sum of 382502 with interest thereon from joggled his arm Chicago Post February 26th 1898 until paid at the For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors The Whittier homestead in Haver- ¬ rate of six per cent per annum amount- ¬ TV L Douglas S3GO S400 and SGOO principal and interest on elioes are the productions of skilled workmen hill Mass is open to visitors on Wed ¬ ingsale to the sum of 388934 the day from the best material possible at these prices of and the Also 5SS50 and S200 shoes for men 2GO nesday Thursday and Friday afternoons costs of this suit making 12745 and lTS for boys and youths 200W L Douglas 6boes are indorsed 1 on the payment of 10 cents each and on the sum total to be raised on the day of by over 100000 wearers as the best Saturday afternoon on the payment of 5 sale the sum of 401079 In style lit and durability of any shoe ever offered at tho prices cents All visitors are asked to register They are made in all the latest IRJMIN iBli if W S Anderson ZM three-year-ol- d ¬ i iI Ml J ¬ uuuu w j m the im r4 j i tr -- - v W WZ W j j I j i i ill Mfe j Sclcl j T0CHUBSNGERBRQSC9 HavehConhI t- israsai mmmm w c - T Sews and Opinions National Importance i THE SUN MASTERS SALE CONTAINS BOTH ----- j a i j ¬ T01 -- - Jgf S5 The Sunday Sun 7 ifeiftUi poI I VfA T W it I i k j JUR FOR YOU ¬ Clothing Overcoats Jackets Oapes Dress Goods Dry Goods FOR NT j JL Slioesc T DAYS ONLY Gapes Nty ¬ I I 1 ¬ KEM HSBD AND YOU WILL THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters and Overcoats and Misses Jackets and - u ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Specials 9 Days Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes ¬ l-2- -i ¬ - WL DOUGLAS 3SHOEthleoVd ¬ SPEOIAL JU3T RECEIVEDBIGiLINE OF WHITE UBBL TWIN BROTHERS shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata ¬ logue to W I Douglas BrocKton Mass Sold by EMMETT M DICKSON J4 P KIELY Aristotle believed that the proper age Master Commissioner Bourbon Cir for marriage was 37 years for a man cuit Court and 18 for a woman M9M1LLAN Talbott Attorneys - BOURBONS BIGGESTJBARGAIN BRINGERS 701703 MAIN ST PI Rig EY A

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