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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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furnished Friday frying visit to Louisville White City Special Now is the time ledley wms home from G raham D A Best Terminal Station everv one illege over Sunday Georgetown Will be found on this corner this week ST LOUIS wing ofOwiugsville was should take a Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Mr ViM Ohio guestxof Liss Lidal Clark Friday Avoiding The Tunnel spring tonic to Floor Coverings New Matting opened this week usual price the Jenj ivl ofGlenkenney A Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Mrs is strengthen the 20c our price 15c BOSTON a ant Airs Sue San- Linoleum for office hall hath room or kitchen 60 70 75c inlaid the guestdj system and pre ¬ Wagner Sleeping Oars dusky regular price 3175 this week 137 pare for the extra TUESDAY MAY 10TH 1898 went to aye Miss YORK Unprecedented has heen our Wall Papn busineFS this season ingtou Auuj lay toSmart her aunt Lex- Mrs demands of Nature Every spring returning every second Tuesday in each visit 5 Bnffett Parlor Cars Waguer Sleeping and with our combination of price and quality it would be strange if Roberts A the system is thoroughly over- ¬ month Cars Ave were not busy Cars Private Compartment Reeerence Every leading physician sjavnes savage Julian Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Curtains Curtains by the dozen largest line ever offered in the wheeled tris lair and and returned hauled there is a general house of Paris Kentucky rgetjvn Saturday cleaning going on within The I Be sure your tickets read via BIG city No old stock Nottingham at 75c 1 150 and 2 Hall Racks 450 750 10 and 12 FOUB Furniture Blnnton of Richmond impurities that have been accumu- ¬ Rev D O McCOKMICK Hall Chairs 282 50 3 preached U the Presbyterian Church lating for a year must be got- ¬ Passenger Traffic Mgr Hookers Beautiful line at correct prices here Sum f Sale Cheap ¬ 9 BIG FOUR DETROIT Full many a shaft at random sent Finds mark thearchbrjitile meant One of our ads found its waT into a home in a distant State last Wfek and as a result we are the happy recipients of quite a liberal order showing that the news of the values biing offered here is inter esting not only in this county but wherever there ar homes to be -- 1LERSBURG We are the peoples friends v We re-¬ ¬ - Rich Field For Thrifty Shoppers f that L H Landman M OFSIGIAKr NEW D B MARTIN Gen Pass Tkt Agt O Cincinnati ti I tsisanszreugintvaKrcKasaK a Carpets Furniture Wall Paper 2X3X3CRb2CUUK2 THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE tae 052301 Jh TI gffrl WEEKLY - WHY IS NOT THE BEST PLOW MADE now in Bourbon County testify to their merits Try one If not satisfactory return it and get your money back For sale by 17 Mi TIT A TDTQ JLJJLJ YY jJlXJLDg 5QO of them yngqTMaryrtyrn- - For ten rid or and the system renoaest of Mrs McNamara vated and prepared for the siege has been rs of summer Unless Nature is as- ¬ A Beniis Tobacco Planter good as lor severa hpw Will sell or exchange foV rive Miss EUS jp of Paris was the sisted in this task the strain on stock Address gnst of M Lydia Brown from Sdt- - the system is too severe and a J C MONTGOMERY Iterday urn ay till 2my 4i Cenierville Ky breakdown is the result Some Eiivl Cnl mt Djdd Best and Jas Daily weri lucpttd as U S soldiers at people neglect to supply this as- ¬ Lexington tturda v sistance and as a result they are overcome by an enervating de- ¬ Geo Ttil iton went to Lexington Miss J till HcOlillanu1 of Lexington ENQUIRER We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can srive Both Papers One Year for only Regular Price for Boih is 225 275 We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky W n o xnacsBssssasGSSszszzxcQzs in II l i YR CURES DR CALDWELLS INDIGESTIO N 51 m U rmney diseases B a grjw5 wmmmmmmi il injinVi I l PI Hl II nJ n 2 Wtir i I TV TELE THRICE-A-AVJEEK CURED THAT HAD BEEN vwou iiiuuraDle Sunday ot is wneel to see his soldier mends at imp Collier Rev HeJ y Dcdson of New Ricb n o a jx preached at the Cnristian Lay night Church Mrs LifiafCon way and son Clarence ol Mt iSteMnt ware guests of relatits here FridW and Saturday J eff Vrmjit caught the largest male Mr fox tbis vwJEek ever sen here Vimonc nftslan extra pack of hounds Mr Day hanks and wife of Cynthi- ana wer fsts ot her daughter Mrs Leslie Wff iler from Friday till Sun- day Jackson and Mr Sid War- Mr Ail i of Bath were guests of ren and lackson and family near Mr S town this reelc Mrs H Phillips Jr Dr Mrj Flemingsburg and Dooley ung of Bath relatives of Johnson odson are with her Mrs Sauii Julian mcClintock Julian Adair nd Chas Thomas left Sun lay to join the bfcohd JlfR egiment at Lexington Thomas resignation as marshal was ac- i pressed feeling their energies re- ¬ Ooss Wanted Paris lax appetite fails and they are totally disabled for a season Everybody just now needs a tonic ancl 2o0 hosjs pounds is logically the For Ol esffla oso Tt iiit tonic best Swifts Specific 29apr 4t weighing from 50 to 175 Address C V HIGOINS Or R B HUTCHCRAFT Ky- 1 mm on the r5J - 10 THE HHHEBS OF v market The general health needs building up hence a tonic is needed jt that is entirely harmless S S S is purely vegetable and is the only As agent of The Page Woven jWnref Fence o I am prepared to putupjhe blood remedy that is guaranteed oesc wire rence on tne marKenriDis to contain no potash mercury or guaranteed to turn all kinds ixfT stocky S J other harmful mineral ingredient and to give satisfaction x up senauu i - ran v if MJ nave pui ivsL luib had It is Natures remedy being made farmers who haveituce the Page Fence from roots and herbs gathered in use for seven oeightSyears rj w inj EDITION I 18 Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year i 1 I Sm - FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except Sunday I mM favRftinT TTfcT iurjgtLJi-y among- iia m riirii TeBMfcsawi iole I LUiUBf KfiSiSU rity how- - JiBJnd and it teeth - Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k is first among all New York World weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its political news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will testify It is against the monopolies and for th people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important news points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 ¬ ¬ tljatslttrGfeSJfC AiSSrttrf3 to any hmch as to nffcs im- - wmMMMM i 1iFHSAKftSth iiatii 3rtT vT3isr de of lTlGt23jiiSiw iSKA ract that b life and If weetincr 4U cess Tt ur iiiro1 mil iiti ounic caes here boil physunans pronounced incurable inl I myself am able to testif v f V ma merits My face to day is Picture of hpai - u our ahvinfr Kidney Cure has made it such I had suffe ed twenty seven years with the d ease and to day I feel ten yomiffer than I did ofi 0feQ l can obtain nm certi i cates of itR m4H7 soriWVW ui w Jr andM Current- Lilla Robert 5FWffifitfWrsJfymfijrnass - -- Jeart f -- mmM S T1 vu4 nuamies - sii I l rr - amf -- II I - i tSr5Xtvi flirir--r- r llTir Sold by James Kennedy Druggist tETTS3raS summer diseases seldom attacJc a urday to see the soldiers I have secured Doug Thomas Train- is Miss Anna Bell Wood and Miss person whose system io thoroughly ing staWes n the gnlrbs of PariSj Ky Morrow of the M F C were baptiz d A latelv occnuied bv John T Hedges Sunday the former by Rev Taylor ot flfinnRed and splendid track is attached to these the Baptist Church and the latter bv toned up with stables which have every modern con- Rev Win Britt ot the Methodist S S S in the venience Church I will be glad to greet all my old spring Get S friends and patrons at my new quarters A good many of our people have b en attracted to Paris by the bargains J T S S and be pre Hinton bag been offering in carpets pared Sold by all I iJLLMSJIi PArtfS KENTUCKY fnrcitnre wall paper and mattings ami 22mar lmo have purchased from him Thej7- aie druggists jui ijimmu umJtvni1iwiHriULLV mtauja all pleased with his goods and surprised imii uvimMMgujrriwi-jy-ibjT the largeness of his stock Prof C M Best went to Lexington Sat BryanfOhaa Martin and tSeiJlfeJraMifte wj I am also prepaVed to put up- the from Natures great storehouse -- It besf Chicken Fence on the market If VJ5U thoroughly cleanses the blood of acaiir are needing any feree give me all impurities tones up the gen- ¬ 0 W MILLER Agent eral health renews the appetite Paris Ky and imparts new life and vigor to - v w a sweIkenge n - H3i2 II JHHIWWII I CARLISLE The only safe stire ana reliable Pemale PILI News Culled From Xicholas County 1 ever offered to Ladies Precincts especiaUy recommend B rBSMSlliteHfMa ll EJLulS ed to married Ladies Carlisle people can save money by gfflBa S iZ3 fi rlfei Ask for 2E MOTHS PE22TY30TAIi PIXIiS and take no other buying their goods or J T Hinton at Pans His line of carpets mattings I3K MOTTH CHEMICAL CO Cleveland Ohio wall paper and furniture is unequaled For Sale By W T Brooks rruKKit in price and quality mi r W isai Iallasj8iaf 3 I ave just received a well selected stylish new ne of MIWW- - II1 MLWI ttaT IMIHUIII Vg m TxvTOT JL i Jim A A New Laundry Agency Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention caled for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf I hate secured the agency for the fcr TJ Yon can do it best easiest ouiekefifca with a11 IPln nrt Tr I LJ 11 T TT I 3 jlaoi bu uuci ji pui verusea wt t ariu mubcitmiui way K1113 tne weeds lets toe air ana moisture m makes tne crop grow Its a cultivator as well as a hoe does either kind or worK eauailv well it vou till vour farm or earden with vianei j r 1001s you will oe surnnsed at the decrease in worn ana me increase in Dront There is a score ot these machines any one cr which will do as much as n ve or six cood men ana ao it oetter The latest laeas In modern farming are plainly set forth in the Planet Jr Book for 1893 Mailed free S I ALLEW CO 1107 Market St Phllaaa yy a K j rrjx V -- 1 Pleasant St X3S 3SsQrIXBIOffice on first floor J opp First Presbyterian - Church Dr Bucks old office fAUCJr Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 0 p m TL iV swyin vt JtiiriiTTEagajgjciaiJttMJHLaitfi n Bruce Holladay P Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeedea in building up the largest tailoring business in Paris FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his JsTyles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does as headvertisd As a result of this system he has built u p a large trade that appreciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Overcoat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit 3our high price tailor gladly extends it for he makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by ¬ Iw Displays one dollar per inch for first inser sion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaras cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ADVERII81NG RATJE8 Some PeopIeThiok r I cert supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repnir department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te Steinway Pianos we sell that because we sell J H X-JES-- AGGARD SLS F ¬ nothing else and they must necessarily pay a high price if they buy of us VS9SA ¬ WW J OHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Callb promptly answered lour worn is solicited Prices reasonable They are Mistaken for we have other high grade pianos such as the V VSJ1 JH rMW wwtiiiwiiiiiimfniiniimiiiimniiiiiinuinwiiiH MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI ¬ giving H S Stout trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for HOUSE ASD LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE lo 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 BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf 8000 AND PARIS HJRHISHIHG H - 3500 CO superior in touch tone and finish at prices most moder We offer intending purchasers ate greater variety and better value dollar for dollar than any house in the West If you can not come write for full information Hazelton Smith Barnes Gabler CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILYINTHOU-SANDS OF OF-FICES ALL Kurtzmanfetc OVER THE ifKMgrCjaJtarr5Ta MmWkZSm IL Ask for Our New THE58 TO BE WORLD CONTINUES TO PROVE ITSELF r v Art Catalogue I Ernest Urcfas 121 123 Co Cincinnati S TAILORING STOUT Manager - W 4th St joe arrarsoN c utter jYRUP PiPSira CURES COiMSTiPATIONI DR CALDWELLS Rl f The Smith Premier Typewriter 412falimt Street r Co SFixwi-nefi-mstfhTfc- m Cincinnati Ohio flt -- X l o V t I THE EOXJKBON NEWS WAR SITUATION FOOD SHORTAGE VICTORIOUS Ben Garcia j jj -- XY TUESDAY MAY 17 1898 A FIERCE COMBAT i i r is quite mi K v - fcic M C tea fc fc ir f deaths from malaria as anN Apprehension at Washington As tc The Prices of Salt Meat Fish and Flour u Marblehead Nashville and WmdoTn En cause is proportionally small as cited m are¬ mortuary statistics yet physicians nual Steadily Mounting Up at Havana Tired gage Forts and Ships at Ctenfuegos the Safety of Adm Dewey thoroughly convinced that it causes maladies Nervous Spells and That Feoling Cured by Hoods of a fatal character and begets dangerous Nf c EtofcK May 1 6 A dispatch to A Handful of Men nervous prostration This malady is eradiMy hoalth was very poor I had ner Populace Disheartened by the Fought Against JFeartfal cated and prevented by Hostetter s Stom Gratifying Progress Being JUuiie in tiie Soldiers and th ¬ nights Odds and Were Victorious 3able Was i rtlinU glen piirpu liiliniisness vous spells and did not sleep well at Wonld from Key West saysT i Blockade Tho Fulton Will Take Pro Mustering in of the Volunteer Forces Cut The Windom Arrives at Key When I arose in the morning I was tired constipation rheumatism and dyspepsia Tfee story of the occupation ofABay- visions From Jamaica to Santiago Sixty Thousand Troops Had Been West With Killed and Wounded and exhausted and did not feel any more i aeno bv the victorious Cubans was Mustered in Up to Sunday de Cuba for the French Consul His Status rested than when I retired at night brought to Key West by Lieut A b Key West Fla May 16 Off the Mrs Hoon What an imposing appear- knew I needed a medicine to build meup The dis- Washington May 16 Kingston Jamaica May ir The Rowan had expected to find Garcia en coast of Cienfuegos the cruisers Mar- ¬ ance your friend Puffington has to he sure wel- RVATifh cruiser Fulton froir concluded to take Hoods Sarsapa- We and from Hong Kong brought patches Old Oh A blehead Nashville and Windom fought ever a Hoon was yes hes a born colonel if rilla I After the first bottle had beem ja camped somewhere in the fields or Puck man come news Sunday from Adm Dewey on Mav 3 arrived here AW1 UOJf Im ¬ a desperate battle against fearful odds particularly tc landed 8S refugees i f a quar aaatine gncmn tains said the lieutenant taken I felt so much better that I procured to the president and officials station surprise to learn that his Wednesday They were victorious and agine our Columbus claims the honor cf placing first five more I am now taking the last one Secretary Loner and the naval Bayamo That now the southern Cuban seaport is the war envelopes on the market L C and have not felt as well and strong for who are watching the admirals move- headquarters were in The Fultcn will I them on Collins the dealer While tiago de Cuba w aow proceed -o San- tt had always regarded as one of the writhing in ruin and the dead and dy yesterday news design placed own and sale years H P Jones 223 E Mulbury St mentswith so much interest the The is his Rememberto his se Frencli consi s la oroviiJHi x xiw iuc strongest Spanish fortified towns But ing fill its streets eagle - fc no apprehension existed as representing maWpd It was determined some time ago tc envelopes flag and Cuba the American colors Kokomo Indiana oi to Kingstr case Libre in tAvo American curity nevertheless reassurance lood be such was the been in a state of par cut the Spanish cable out of Cienfue- were turned out by a large lithograph firm requesting Bayamo had pleasant The tele sent mu an announcing that famine safety is always that Sold by ail Tc Ampriflas Greatest Medicine tial siege for months Garcia simply gos and thus prevent movements oi in the east Columbus 0 Dispatch grams indicate that Dewey has lost prices prevaii at Santiago de Cuba only Hoods American ships on that side being 1 six for 5 Get druggists worried the Spaniards out on April 24 none of the prestige gained in his People Like High Connections ne officers of the Fulton until her While flags were hoisted over every made known to Madrid The task was only JilIs to A D 1 1 with Hoods Sarsapanlla memorable fight of two weeks ago arrival here had been unable to ob People will always trace good traits in ilOOU S sr HIS are tne assigned to the three cruisers They Spanish fort around Bayamo Gen hafc while he refrains from nnd their relatives even if they wont the bad tain any definite news of the battle of Garcia was correct in his supposition drew in close to shore ones Washington la Democrat taking the city of Manila he as received quarter His at Bayamr jJHPtmdreds f Hel XK Spaniards B Wn fc fcy Dynamite tefcfed Est The Dea tk Rate true that the proportion While it an immediate Well and Strong 4 A ¬ ¬ T4-4-- I ¬ ¬ I- ¬ - - ¬ m 0 -- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods Sarsapariila T iry y t6 it practically at his mercy The adexpresses the belief that the reb miral els ar hemming in the city by land seems to disprove thoroughly the pub ¬ ¬ but the fact that he says explicitly that they have made no demonstration ¬ i civ - - of bloodshed and rapine The best ewdence of the effectiveness of the hlockade maintained by the American admiral and also of the work of the in surgents in surrounding the city is hown in the statements in the dispatches that provisions are scarce in the city of Manila which seems to indicate to Adm Dewey an early surrender by the Spanish authorities Another published report seems also to be refuted by the admirals advices and that is that the rebels had raided Cavite where the Spanish naval station was located and where presumably large supplies of arms and ammunition were kept If the rebels have been supplying themselves with arms it must have been with the admirals consent as his dispatch is originally dated from Cavite indicating that he is still in possession The greatest satisfaction prevails here over the good work being done and the effectiveness of the blockade being maintained The officials are making all possible haste to rush troops to supplement ¬ -- lished reports that they had already entered Manila and had begun a career The first bulletins in Havana from Madrid were not al¬ lowed to be changed and officials of Ha¬ vana insisted that the honors were about even as the American fleet had been unable to land men It appears from what the officers of the Fulton say that the populace and soldiers at Havana are disheartened by the blockade and the improbability of any succor reaching the city On the other hand a great American invading army is expected to land in Cuba Manila They made that the Spaniards did not intend to the entrance out a new fortification at Fits stopped free and permanently cured to Cienfuegos bay and armistice but simply hoisted a flag of the Windom under Capt McGuire No fits after first days use of Dr Klines truce to cover some treacherous mili chanced its batteries At 1000 yards Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle tary maneuver treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa That maneuver was the evacuation the fort opened fire The Windom re ¬ ¬ The prices of imported food salt meat fish and flour are steadily mount ¬ ing at Havana but vegetables are to be had there in plenty and there is no probability of the troops actually starving until the city is beleaguered from the land side The British troopship Dili vara has Gen Garcias headquarters are in arrived here from Halifax with the one of the finest houses in Bayamo Leinster regiment He received me most kindly and gave There is no comunication with Bar me all the information that was in his badoes St Vincent Grenada and Dem power The obtaining of that infor ¬ erera the cable between St Vincent mation was my official errand so that and St Lucia having already been cut I am not at liberty to tell you what it as reported was but il believe that I shall be able to tell the state department all that it PRESIDENT SAM desires to know about the eastern end shot went true Recond Anniversary of His Election as of Cuba Garcia wants American soldiers as Knler Over the Republic of Hayti well as rifles and ammunition Celebrated in Port Au Prince not much shortly The Cubans answered the flags of truce Avith a heavy artillery and rifle fire The Spaniards retreated in two columns to a little town called Embar cadeo on the Cauto river For a distance of 200 yards on the San Augustin road the Cubans planted dynamite torpedos that were exploded by an electric wire fcrom the iunder brush From what I have learned of the af- ¬ fair continued Lieut Jtowan I be ¬ lieve that three entire companies of Spaniards and three pieces of artillery were literally blown to pieces of Bayamo plied with her big forward rifle and in a few minutes left the fortification a mass of ruins The Nashville and Marblehead in the meantime had sailed in close and made every effort to draw fire from what masked batteries the Spanish might have One battery was visible at the apex of the bay and into this shot and shell were poured Under cover of the cannonade the Nashville and Marblehead launched boats and their crews pulled into where the cable took off By dint of rare courage they cut the cable and started back Half way across the bay masked batteries on either side of the harbor opened a merciless fusil-¬ lade firing shrapnel at the two boat loads The boats were riddled and their occupants were soon struggling in the water The treachery was quick- ¬ ly atoned for From the guns of the Nashville and Marblehead belched forth a rain of shot and shell Every I dont think that young man who comes to see you will ever set any part of the world on lire Oh well you cant tell papa you know he smokes cigarettes Yonkers Statesman To Cnre i uramvj j Try urain0 4 ff s ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All h uggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Wooley Smithers says he makes no acquaintances among medical students Kotton Why not Wooley He says hes afraid theyll cut him dead Roxbury Gazette ¬ a Cold in One Day I cannot speak too highly of Pisos Cure for Consumption Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 W 22d St New York Oct 29 1894 Ella Where was it George proposed to you last week Essie At a hop Ella And you accepted him Essie At a jump N 0 Times Democrat Cure your cough with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute The abuse of health is veiled suicide Ask you Grocer to day to show you a package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress the price of coffee 15 cents and 25 cents per package Sold by all grocers t Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee Insist that yonr grocer gives you GRAIIT0 Accept no imitation 4j GALFWEUERSSISS ROyal Society Circular free Best in the world Approved by English Preventing cruelty to animals H C KIOE Farmlncton Ct NYilAN - 3 l ta - m fr i i ft i f R fl- a n 2 Wr- t New York May 16 An Evening World extra contains a copyright spe- ¬ dent of the republic of Hayti was cele- ¬ cial from Curaeoa Venezuela dated brated here Sunday There was a 1030 a m Sunday saying that the brilliant review of troops and there Spanish war ships Maria Te- ¬ was an imposing religious ceremony at resa and Vizcaya areInfantaat Curaeoa still the cathedral where a te deum was coaling The torpedo boat destroyers chanted All the members of the di-¬ Cristobal Colon and Almirante Oquen plomatic corps were present do are outside waiting for the two ¬ President Sam made a tour of the cruisers city which was in holidaj- attire and was warmly acclaimed by the popula ¬ The statement that the torpedo boat tion destroyer Terror is with the squadron ¬ of Adm Cereva conflicts with a previ- ¬ FROM DEWEY ous statement that the vessel had been Spanish fleet was disabled at Port of definitely located at Martinique where France Martinique The dispatch is lie is Maintaining a Strict Blockade Tho she was being dry docked for repairs Rebels Are Hemming in Manila by as follows Probably the Curaeoa dispatch should Land Provisions Scarce Spanish torpedo boat Terror dis- ¬ read Furor instead of Terror abled at Port of France Martinique Willemstad Curaeoa May 16 The Washington May 16 The follow ¬ There was a disposition among some Spanish cruisers Vizcaya and Maria of those who saw this statement to re- ¬ ing dispatch was received by the navy Teresa left this port at 6 oclock Sun ¬ gard it with suspicion suggesting that department Sunday from Adm Dewey day Their destination is unknown Cavite 13 Hong Kong 15 Main ¬ the report of disability was intended The four other Spanish warships taining strict blockade Reason to be- ¬ dimply as a blind and that the Spanish which were off the harbor disappeared government had caused it to be spread lieve that the rebels are hemming in about noon but Sunday evening one so that no eomplaint could be made to the city by land but have made no of the torpedo boat destroyers was France on account of the stay of the demonstration sighted again Scarcity provisions in Manila Prob- ¬ boat at a neutral port None of the able that the Spanish government will officials however would express them ¬ SCHLEYS SQUADRON be obliged to surrender soon Can selves on the subject At the state and war departments take Manila at any moment Climate Two of the Vessels Are 2iot Equaled by On May 12 captured the officials were on hand in many of hot and moist Anything in the Spanish Navy The gunboat Callao attempting to run the bureaus for the greater part of the Brooklyn Best in the World day Secretary Day and Assistant blockade Have plenty of coaL One Secretaries Adee and Cridler were at British one French two German and Fort Monroe May 16 The flying Secretary Day said that one Japanese vessel hero observing their desks squadron which left here Friday after- ¬ Signed Dewey-he had no important news to communi noon is a hard fighting aggregation Heavy Firing Southeast of Cap Cod to the press nor had he any com- ¬ icate under a cool and daring fighter The ment to make on the advices from Highland Light Mass May 16 Madrid telling of the resignations of Heavy firing which was heard south-¬ battle ships Massachusetts and Texas east of Cape Cod Sunday morning are not equaled in fighting power by the entire Spanish ministry In Adjt Gen Corbins office war de ceased about 1115 a m The cruiser anything in the Spanish navy and the apartment important action in the as ¬ San Francisco passed here at 130 Sun ¬ Brooklyn is the best fighting ship of signment of volunteer troops to the day afternoon at full speed She met her kind in the world In totals the various mobilizing points was taken the auxiliary eruiser Yankee seven ships carry four 13 inch guns two 12 during the day The order of assign- ¬ miles east of the light The vessels inch guns 16 S inch guns 10 6 inch ment shows that there has been some exchanged signals and a few minutes guns 16 5 inch guns and an enormous change regarding the points to which latter both discharged guns They battery of rapid fire guns of smaller volunteers shall be sent as a great started north and at 215 oclock was caliber As soon as the squadron was at sea - portion of them go to Chickamauga still steaming slowly in that direction active preparations were made to meet while those who will come to Washing Turned Over to Ohio Officers an ton are less by 10000 than were orig ¬ Springfield Mo May 10 M X for enemy allThe ships were stripped¬ lights covered ammuni inally assigned to this city Day formerly a big dry goods mer tionaction supplied to the guns and men War Between England and France Prophe¬ shant in Cleveland 0M charged with sent to fighting quarters for the nightswindling Adams sied Ford out of sev- ¬ The Nkw York May 16 A London cable eral thousand dollars was turned over fullest ships are ammunitioned to theii carrying capacity and- will do to Ohio officers who arrived here Sun ¬ desperate f says amember of the English govern tmeutjhas prophesied war between day Day was arrested on a Douglass guns havefighting Thetomen at the been proven be accurate county farm Great 13fi tain and France marksmen - his position and maintaining order It is confidently hoped here that the City of Peking chartered as a transport vessel will be able to clear from San Francisco in a very short time to be followed in rapid succession by the other three ships en The gaged for a similar purpose Peking can carry 1000 men which with the marines aboard the Charleston just about to sail will be of con- sierabe assistance to the admiral but far from the number which he will need The total number of men to be sent will aggregate probably 12000 as Maj Gen Wesley Merritt who is to command the expedition and subsequently to be made military regards that as the least which ican maintain oruer in a ciw- iiKe Manila made up of many discordant elements Over ten regiments of in ¬ fantry and four batteries of artillery from the volunteers have been ordered to concentrate at San Francisco and from 12iese aud the regulars now in the extreme west will be taken the nen for the Philippine expedition It is expected here that practically all the volunteers will go Secretary Long was at the navy de partment several times during the day and in addition to the dispatch from the admiral he authorized the publi ¬ cation of the statement that the torpedo boat Terror belonging to thj ¬ small number of maiines which he can illy spare from his ships but will have the assistance of soldiers in holding at but they are the best guides I have Adm Deweyrs forces so that if the Port Au Prince Hayti May 16 Spanish governor does surrender the The second anniversary of the election ever seen Their endurance and re- ¬ former will not be dependent upon the of Gen Tirosias Simon Sam as presi- - sourcefulness are something wonder ¬ ful ¬ Cuban soldiers are tolook I dont believe in sending hem Guire Krag Jergenson rifles The Reming ton is better adapted to their use than any other It is simpler and is more easily repaired After leaving Garcia I kept to the northward and crossed the island With two guides I explored the north coast There are several harbors that are remarkably well fitted for the pur¬ guns and Spaniards Rams Horn were seen flying in the air as each shell burst In the meantime Capt McGuire lowered his boats and res snHnTiniTiiiiiininiiiiiiimiUIIIHIinillllinilttllliillllliiiiiHiitiuiiiH timiu sued the wounded The bodies of the four dead were also recovered They were placed aboard the Windom We avenged them said Capt Mcri Earthworks ¬ WELL MACHINERY JOOA11S fc us abont it Write TIFFIN OHIO 3Vi ISt lk HK3 IHl Hi Cm iffN 31 4 lQ Kr9 ¬ ¬ goy---ern- or llnrf anta Maria Teressa Capt May aard of the Nashville was struck on the head by a solid shot but the missile glanced and only inflicted slight injury Lieut Winslow lost three fingers of his left hand The following gunners were wound pose of invasion not only willing ed Robert Boltz John Davis John The Gubans are but anxious to givve us all the land we Doran Ernest Suntzenich Herman W want for permanent coaling stations Kochmaister and I Hendrickson Two of the killed were seamen on They look on the presence of the fleet the Marblehead ¬ in their waters as a continual protec Private Egan of the Nashville was tion one of theslain The other names are not known ADM CEREVSFLEE Hendrickson is shot through the liver and Dr J C Travis 1 - The Windom arrived here Saturday morning with the wounded all of whom are doing nicely ¬ I irlTiB h jiiiia ui itJMfci niiiiiiiiiriMmitiuimiiiuiiiiiniiiniiiiimiiimiHMmiiiiiiiiinmSSi i3 M StaY For Infants and Childreno HHBnM3BMBBKBBnBEaBBBBBBiBBaBnDBBBBU IASfOlfil Se nittiltlni ou UVdMtBH ave timriiiliiiiiutiiilnnnimiinniiinnitiiiiiiiiliMiiiiiiili jjMJI ¬ AcgetablcPrcparalioiiforAs similatirig tosToodandEeguta ling tucStomachs andBowels of fit IVUn W 1 Bears the HjatiCuracoa and Vizcaya -- - Wrside Waiting for the rmsefsV sThether YeBselfin GEN SIMON SAM President of the Republic of Hayti Norcan Boltz- whoi hasithreebulletsnrougn mscnesrcana oneinrougn nis head Hendrickson suffers greatly but he repeats I would do it again if I had to The other wounded are doing well The jSTashville and Marblehead will take Cienfuegos if it has not already been accomplished The Spaniards used powerful guns of small caliber and smokeless powder Their masked batteries are hard to locate The cutting of the cable at Cienfuegos is considered by the naval experts the greatest accomplishment outside Df Manila as it renders Blanco impotent He is virtually shut out from the world now and can only wire Madrid from Santiago de Cuba over the English cable This Gomez has planned to prevent The Mangrove tried to cut this cable three weeks ago - ofthe Windom says he can not live - Not Naec otic 4bcScnna Anist Seed OpmmiMorpriiiie PrcmotesDilestioaChcetfiLt ness andBestContaliis neither I Signature J 1 AW K cormneral m t SI Sfe- - v jkteaTOldlk SXMnELElIUSEBL Jhfpermmt -- Ctarifud Sugar ffamSccd Ia m for Constipa¬ ¬ tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea Worms Convulsions Jeverish tiess andliOSS OF SLEEP Tac Simile Aperfect Remedy ¬ 5 gnaUire of ttHSl in tr U 9 m fv P You The iff m M Ham NEW YOBK S Remey at Key West Key West Fla May 16 Secretary Navy The Windom ariived Saturday morning with the following men dead ind wounded Patrick Regan private marine dead Herman W Kuchneis ter private marine shot through the jaw probably fatal Harry Henrickson Washington May 16 The following telegram eame to the navy department Saturday afternoon from Commodore but failed M i i EXACT C0PV OF 5fEAEPEB rff I y THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY iemma nawm3argnMi s wwwvv fFff JGFZSBPF AlNTrWILI MURALO fracture of right leg John J Doran boatswains mate second class gunshot wound in right buttock John Davis yunner1s mate third class wounded in right leg Wm Levery apprentice first class wound left leg very slight Robert Volz seaman on Nashville severely wounded Lieut Cameron Winslow slight wound in hands Casualties occurred in cutting the cable seaman shot through the liver probably fatal Ernest Suntenich first class 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work with the u tmost coolness and intrepidity under trying circumstances McCalias re ¬ port mailed Remey Signed Mc-Calla- -s at Cienfuegos ¬ DO YOU KNOW TffSAT THEHg IS SCIENCE in MEATLESS BE WISE Mm USE i r a w -- - - o o-- t a o t t a a o oo f T T wc-c-- o- BIG FOUR CINCINNATI THE GREAT THROUGH CAR LINE TO ROUTE Toledo and Detroit TORONTC 1 ST LOUIS NEW YORK g BOSTON THE BEST ROUTE BETWEEN Cincinnati CHlCAl SENECA KANKAKEE and Chicago St Louis Ass New Yobk May 16 A Washington dispatch says the navy department be ¬ lieves there is a strong probability that Sampson will meet the Spanish jfieet under Adm Cervera in a few -- Adm Ccveras Doom hours Cervera may elude Sampson and Schley for a few days but the Spaniards finish is certain Looking for the Spanish Fleet New York May 16 A Washington dispatch says Rr Adm Sampsons ves- selsare guarding the Mona and Virgin passfages while scout ships arc the Windward islands on the lookout for the Spanish fleet cruis-Jnff-jibout arrived here Sunday from Manila with dispatches for the United States gov- ¬ ernment She reports that the Span ish gunboat Callao from the Caroline islands recently entered the port of Manila being ignorant of the out-¬ break of hostilities between Spain and the United States An American war ship fired across her bows and signal ¬ ed her a demandvto surrender The demand being disregarded the Ameri ¬ can ship fired direct at the Spanish gunboat and the latter surrendered ¬ Spanish Gunboat Captured Hong Kong May 16 The United States dispatch boat Hugh McCulloch keeper of Great Point light reported Siinday afternoon that a war vessel with two masts and one fuunel and quite low in the water kept up a cannonading about an hour Sunday off the light The guns were very heavy and sev eral panes of glass at the Coskata life saving station were broken - Not known what vessels it was firing at Keeper Gibbs of the Muskegat life saving station reported that a schooner is unk a mile and a half west of Cross Rip lightship The causa o her sinking is not known VM ¬ Nantucket Schoonej Sunk Mass May 16 The Camp 16 Bushnell was Private Pancoast of the Fifth regiment who died of pneumonia Sunday night He was married at his His home in Elyria two months ago Sunday night wife was at his bedside as she came on a excursion to visit him not knowing he was sick dispatch says that Secretary Day will demand of Belgium an explanation for allowing the steamer Ravena to sail from Antwerp with arms Trouble With Belgium Too New York May 16 A Washington May The fourth man to die in Camp Bushnell Columbus Died in Camp ELEGANT DINING CARS O M E INGALLS Preddent BENTON HARBOR E O MCCORMICK Pas enser Trafflc Manager WARREN d LYNOH t Geaj Pass Tkt Agt ucs NIAGARA f FAtXS vELKHART BOSTON IUQH nCOSHFH WCfWMWAw Tk rv e- - FINDLAYJ -- A I ALTON iMpi r IPAHI5 ORTM MKF u UTe tr - ijFil1cM0M jPaf vCr Me -- NEW YORK N ¬ ST- ovjs - xi d5 fl CST 0 Ua MARTINSVILLE -- VINCENNEStfOS Jcahio LOUWVJLLE VS n oCw Ti TfASniNOTON 4 o C Q to at V RiruunS NEWPORT NEW -- OLD POINT A rflM PERFECT JL- IN lWlM ORIGINAL i JSkc vV - r - - jf y THE BOTTEBON NEW EAHiWAY MANAGEMENT Address of Hon M E Ingalls to the Commissioners Convention standing or agreements can be made and have combined to produce the most com- ¬ plete breakdown that has ever been seen in any business There Is less faith to day between railway managers with reference to their agreements to maintain tariffs than was probably ever known on earth in any other business Men managing large corporations who would trust their op- ¬ ponent with their pocketbook with untold thousands in it will hardly trust his agree- ¬ ment for the maintenance of tariffs while they are in the room together Good faith seems to have departed from the railway world so far as traffic agreements are con- ¬ cerned One of the chief difficulties with the law as it stands to day is that the punishment for private contracts and rebates is en- ¬ tirely out of proportion to the offense The imprisonment clause was put in as an amendment to the interstate commerce law and I believe the commission and everyone who has watched its workings will agree with me that it has been a fail- ¬ ure more than a failure that It has caused perhaps more demoralization than any-¬ thing else The public has not believed in ¬ it it has been impossible to secure convic- ¬ prevented the railway oftion it has ficial who desired to be honest from com- ¬ plaining of his competitor whom he thought was dishonest In fact it has been what every law is that is not supported by pub- ¬ What in fact Is lic sentiment a failure the manner of conducting business to day ¬ The railway official who desires to be honest and law abiding sees traffic leave his line and finds the freight that he was car- ¬ rying hauled to the warehouse of his rival the earnings of his line decreasing and complaints from the management of loss of earnings and in the distance he sees loom- ¬ ing up the loss of his position At the same time the shipper who desires to obey the law sees some rival selling merchandise to his customers at prices he cannot meet and he knows very well that he is securing concessions from some railway to enable him to do this The railway agent and thj shipper who wish to obey the law sit down together and look it over What relief is there for them They can complain of their rivals possibly convict them under the interstate commerce law and send them to the penitentiary but such action would bring down upon them the con- ¬ demnation of the public and would ruin their business for as i stated before the ¬ public does not believe in this severe fea- ¬ support anyture of the law and will not one who enforces it The result is these men in despair are driven to do just what their opponents are doing they become lawbreakers themselves I have drawn no fancy picture it is what is occurring every day around you Boards of trade com mercial bodies and conventions have re- ¬ peatedly reported on it and all have come to the same conclusion and yet for some inexplicable reason congress has failed to PARIS filfeUESDAY MAY 17 1898 ADVL MOHTEJO The Spanish Naval Officer KecognSxed the Superiority of the American Squadroa in the Manila Bay Engagement ferrred to of the courts that no under ¬ ELEVATOE BUENED Destroyed BEAVE MEN DAD SAN JUAN BATTLE EncTE7raLo t4 V 100000 Bushels Wheat 625000 Corn 200G00 Oats Ensign Bsgley and Four Sailors Kilted in a Battle at Cardenas A Shell Burst In the Midst of tho Crew MJ Believed to Bo Heavy Amet iean XrfS8Two Killed Seven Wound ¬ ed Firing lasted Three Hours IV am Ship Iowa owr Sax Juan de Porto Rico May 12 via Questions Pertaining to tlie Conduct the Winslow and Terrible Execution Re-¬ St Thomas Danish West Indies May of Railways Which Are ot sultedBesides the Killed Several Insurance IS The forts of San Juan de Porto Were Seriously Wounded Interest to the General Rico were bombarded by part of Rjv Public morn Sampsons Chicago May 13 Grain Elevator Key West Fla May 13 A masked Adm The enemysfleet Friday ¬ ing loss is believed to Chicago Burlbelonging- to the D The railway commissioners of the battery at Cardenas fired on the tor- Se heavy The American loss is two ing- Quincy elevator was destroyed country met in convention at Wash- ¬ pedo boat Winslow Wednesday and men killed and seven men injured bv fire Thursday afternoon Losses on ington DC on Tuesdaj May 10 for the killed Ensign Bagley arsd four sea After thnre hour firing the admiral building- and contents will aggregate purpose of considering1 questions of men withdrew the fleet and heading for The elevator contained 51200000 great interest both to the railways and The Spanish were too close to miss Key West he said 1115000 bushels of grain valued at Heavy solid shot and sTbells hit all the people of the United States The Jiam satisfied with the mornings SS90000 the uronertv of P D Armour convention was addressed by Hon M about the torpedo boat- work I could have in ken San Juan was fully insured The grain A solid shot tore through her hull but li have no force lw uold it I only E Ingalls a high authority in railway The elevator stood at Lumber and ind the forward boiler bleiv up but wanted to administer punishment matters upon the establishment of Brown streets on the west bank of the aer men did not flinch Another shot This has been done I came for the proper traffics conduct of shippers and Chicago river near the Twenty second tore away her rudder and she drifted Spanish fleet and not for San Jnan t ¬ the betterment of existing conditions street lumber district It was used as aelplessry The Hudson steamed intc in railway affairs also the advance- ¬ The men killed were Seamen Frank a grain warehouse by P D Armour the harbor and took the Winslow in Widemark of the New York Gun ¬ ment of measures looking to the great- ¬ and had a capacity of 2000000 bush- ¬ The Hawsers were- scarcely fas ners mate of the Amphitritethe-lat-teiow er comfort and convenience of the pub ¬ els tened when a shell burst directly over lic Mr Ingalls address is here given died from effects of extreme heat the wounded boat Of the injured men three were onas being a semi official expression of Ensign Bagley was instantly killed board the Iowa anU four on board the the views held by railway managers and four of his men fell with him The New York The names of those slight ¬ ¬ generally and as being also cf gen yilmington had reached an easy ly injured on the Iowa are Seaman eral interest to the public at large range about this time and opened with Mitchell Private Marine Merkle and am Mr Chairman and Gentlemen I very much obliged for this opportunity of her heavj- - guns The Spanish held Apprentice Hill The injured on the addressing you I understand I have In my iown on her and she was hit by a doz New York are Seaman Samuel Felt audience the members of the interstate en shot man seriously Seaman MichaeL commerce commission and the gentlemen She was hurt but not crippled anc Murphy and two other enlisted men composing the various railway commis- ¬ sions of the different states It Is a body bore the brunt of the battle until the slightly injured Ail the above named that is supposed to stand as an arbiter be- ¬ little Winslow was safe out of harbor were injured by the bursting of a shell tween the railroads and the people as a She lost no men The Spanish batter- on the New York This is a complete friend of both a body that ought to and ies were silenced eventually and a list of the killed and wounded does have great influence and especially in reference to legislation regarding rail- ¬ number of men killed and wounded The American ships were uninjured roads If this audience should agree upon The ships fired salutes to the dead The engagement began at 515 a m any legislation in that respect that was seamen whose bodies were brought and ended at 815 a m needed I presume there would be no dif- ¬ ficulty in inducing yonder congress to here on the Hudson and will probably The enemys batteries were not si- ¬ enact it into law and believing as I do be buried here Ensign Bagleys body lenced The town in the rear of the that it is essential to the public interest to will be embalmed and await word fortifications probably suffered secure legislation I am pleased to have from his relatives It is stated that The ships taking part in the action this opportunity of presenting my views and endeavoring to enlist you in the re- ¬ when the death missile burst Bagley were the Iowa Indiana New York forms which I think are so vital We have - staggered from the gun he was aiming Terror Amphitrite Detroit Mont ¬ reached a crisis in railway management to the flag pole aft clasped his arms gomery Wampatuck and Porter The where something must be done If we would about it and sank down under Old enemys firing was heavy but wild aud to the railways avoid disaster not alone but to the material interests ot our country Glory They did not think he was the Iowa and New York were proba ¬ For SO years a contest has been waged dead aboard the Hudson and only bly the only vessels hit They went in legislatures in congress and before the when his arms were loosened was it right up under the guns in column de- ¬ ¬ courts by the people on one side who beMap of Havana Province Showing Ways of Approaching Havana known Meek died when near Key livering broadsides and then returned lieved that railways were public corpora- ¬ tions and subject to control by the power West The line passed thrice in front of the that created them and on the other hand act Tell my people I died like a man forts pouring tons of steel on shore by oflicials of the railways who did not Bushnell Lumber Co fire was resumed till the Spanish The Lord There are two changes that should be he gasped ¬ It is impossible to judge the amount believe such control was legal or prac- made in this present legislation which was the first concern whose property squadron was completely annihilated ¬ ticable State after state asserted its right would aid in creating a better condition of was set on fire from the elevator The Patterson can not live The lieuten of damage done to the buildings and The captain of the Boston who car ¬ These rights were contested from one court affairs than exists to day First the tenth ant jokes over it I bet I hit some of forts They appeared to be riddled Co was ried the flag of truce said to another and decided from time to time section or imprisonment clause should be lumber yard of D S Tate them even if we were caught in a with shot but the Spaniards were always in favor of the people under cer- ¬ stricken out and a new law should be en- ¬ next destroyed and 40 freight cars on You combatted us with four very plucky The after turret of the Am- ¬ tain restrictions It finally culminated in acted imposing a fine of say 5000 upon their side tracks were consumed with bad ships not war ships We have trap he said 1887 in the enactment of the interstate com- ¬ Lieut Bernadou smoked a cigar phitrite got out of order temporarily the offending corporation make each and merce law and since then there has been every contract or bill of lading a separate the contents of finished lumber The never seen before braver fighting un and answered all questions though in during the engagement but she banged Co caught der such unequal conditions hardly a day when some provision of that offense Leave out the shipper altogether yard of Arthur Gousley It is a law was not under consideration by the you want his testimony If he cheats by fire but quick work on the part of the great pity you exposed your lives on great pain when brought here All away with her forward guns After flags are at half mast courts or by congress until now we may underbuying or false invoices he should be firemen headed oft the flames in this vessels not fit for fighting the first passage before the forts the state it is as fairly settled by the high- ¬ punished but his attempt to secure a lower direction Washington May 13 The navy de- ¬ Detroit and the Montgomery retired Commodore Dewey sent a message Francis Beidler Cos est courts in the land that the legislatures rate than his rival should not be indictable partment Thursday morning received their guns being too small to do much yards adjoining the Gourley property to Adm Montejo as follow of the states have control over railways as you then prevent getting testimony Ljhave pleasure in clasping your the official report of the bombardment damage The Porter and WamDatuck with reference to their local business sub- ¬ which you need With this amendment put caught next and before the fire de ¬ ject to certain conditions and that the into law every railway official will be in- ¬ partment steamers on the river could handiand offering my congratulations of Cardenas Wednesday as follows also stayed out of range The smoke congress of the United States has the terested in prosecuting his rival for any Key West May 13 To the Secre- ¬ hung over everything spoiling the aim reach the Beidler plant it was entirely on tne gallant manner in wnicn you power to regulate interstate business The violation of the law tary of the jNavj-- In an action in Car- of the gunners and making it impossi supreme court of the United States which The fire was a most ex ¬ fouglitV To day you cannot get any help that destroyed denas harbor yesterday between a ble to tell where our shots struck is the highest arbiter of these differ- ¬ way because no one Is going to try to send citing one Railroad employes with a ences has just decided that such control of his competitor to prison CABINET CHANGE Spanish gunboat and shore batteries The officers and men of all the ships senti- ¬ bravery Public approaching recklessness the states or regulation must be reason- ¬ ment would not support it and over it all and the blockading vessels the follow- behaved with coolness and bravery 4 able and that rates cannot be reduced he is the fear that he himself may have com- ¬ took switch engines in on the side New Spanish Ministry With Sagaata ing named men were killed on the The shots flew thick and fast over all low a point where the railroads can earn mitted transgressions which in turn will tracks leading between the blazing ain at the Head Will Likely Be torpedo boat Winslow Worth Baglej-- our ships their expenses and a fair return upon their be discovered and prosecuted and punish- ¬ lumber piles and coupling to standing cost Alorro battery on the eastward arnx a freight cars dragged them blazing ensign United States navy John Ver Formed on Saturday i ment inflicted upon Hallway managers had accepted the sit- ¬ case of fine againsthimself But if it was of the harbor was the principal poiSitJj the corporation there from the heart of the conflagration yerese oiler John Veniese fireman uation and were endeavoring to obey the would be no hesitation in these corpora- ¬ turnsSut that first class George B Meek fireman of attack Rr Adm Sampson and asx soon as they WMlm May Interstate commerce law and adapt their tions using the entircpower which they TheJlaming trains management to it when in March 1S97 a de ¬ rmejo on learning or tne first class and Elijah B Tunill cabin Capt Evans were on the lower bridge may were outside of the lumber yards were Aan wrongdoing cision was rendered by the supreme court have to convict would pay theseYou and deluged by of the Iowa and had a narrow escape vite disaster told Senor Sagasta that cook fines think fire engines stationed for which produced chaos and destroyed all go on that some assure you that a few fines that purpose The work was prose- ¬ he must resign owing to the delicacy but I The wounded are J B Bernadou from flying splinters which injured agreements It was practically that the of 5000 would work wonders in reforming cuted by the railroad men until the of his position though he felt that he lieutenant commanding the Winslow three men Sherman anti trust law so called which corporations in The Iowa was hit eight times but it had not been supposed applied to rail- railwayall you wil havetheir management ¬ heat from the lumber piles caused was not responsible for the state of William Patterson seriously but not public opinion beways did apply to them and under the Above the shells made no impression on her Manila defences of fatally Daniel McKeown quartermasto enforce will be hind construction of that law by the court it law you and it get all easy testimony this the rails to curl pulling the spikes the you from the ties and rendering the armor The weather was fine but You can the Senor Moret pleaded weariness and ter first class slightly any was practically impossible to make want no one can refuse to produce his tracks useless The gravest appre- Count Xiquena illness agreements or arrangements for the main- ¬ Dead and wounded arrived on United the heavy swells made accurate aim books You will at least give those railway tenance of tariffs In the case brought According to the latest forecast the steamship Hudson this morn- - difficult The broadsides from the shippers who against the Joint Traffic association in officials and those abiding citizenssincerely hensions aa the fire spread were new ministry will consist of Senor Sa-¬ Statesueaa Icwa and Indiana rumbled in the hills a fair entertained for the great gas tanks of ing win oe ouriea to aav New York this view has been combatted desire to be law ashore for five minutes after they were Remey by the railways and it may be modified by chance to defend themselvea the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co gasta as president Senor C Groissard Second the law should be amended so Clouds of dust showed the courts But since that decision In New York May 13 Journal bulle- ¬ delivered The firemen realized that these were minister of justice of the dissolving March 1SS7 there has been practically a that railway corporations can contract about as dangerous as powder maga- ¬ cabinet as minister of foreign affairs tins announce that the gunboats Ma where the shells struck but the smoke state of anarchy so far as the maintenance with each ether for the maintenance of hung over everywhere The shells of tariffs is concerned in a large part of this rates or the division of business and in zines and that a single spark might Senor Aunon as minister of marine chias and Wilmington renewed the screeching overhead and dropping case of failure of either party to keep his cause an explosion frightful in its Romero Giron as minister of justice shelling of Cardenas Thursday after- ¬ country sue the other around showed that the Spaniards It Is well perhaps that we should look contract allow the damages toThis ininpart consequences A strong patrol of fire- ¬ and the duke of Veraguay the descend noon courts and recover the situation fairly in the face- and while I of Columbus as minister of public Washington May 13 Lieut Ber still stuck to their guns do not care to be an alarmist I feel bound is what is called pooling but it is more than men with two engines and a quantity ent Thrice the column passed from the nadou of the Winslow reports to the to describe plainly to you the condition to- ¬ this It legalizes contracts between rail ¬ of other apparatus were detailed for works agriculture and commerce entrance of the harbor to the extreme day so that you may understand the ne- ¬ way corporations It may be a contract duty in the vicinity of the gas reser ¬ The new cabinet will probably be navy department as follows for maintenance of rates with no division voirs cessity for action Never in the history of constituted SaturdajI was directed by Commodore Todd eastward battery was shown for the railways have tariffs been so little re- ¬ of business To day if two railway cor- ¬ Utter indifference The general opinion is that it will to approach a small steamer alongside Elevator D which was used by spected as to day Private arrangements porations contract that they will maintain enemys fire The wounded were and understandings arc more plentiful the same rate between Baltimore and New P D Armour as a storehouse con- ¬ endure until the budget is passed and the wharf at the eastern end of the than regular rates The larger shippers York it is a conspiracy contrary to public tained 1115000 bushels of grain as collapse at the first opportunity after ¬ town and examine her character We quickly attended the blood was wash ¬ policy and cannot be enforced in the the Irresponsible shippers are obtaining 100000 bushels of wheat ward steamed towards Moal at full speed ed away and everything pxoceeded advantages which must sooner or later courts This Is an old law which is not follows At 45 am The changes however are pacific in On approaching within 1500 yards a like target practice prove the ruin of the smaller and more adapted to modern business methods It 025000 bushels of corn 200000 bushels Cease Adm Sampson signaled on shore conservative traders and in the end will grew up to protect the public in eld times of oats 150000 bushels of flax 40000 tendency fcenor Gullon having been gunboat and battery was sounded Retire break up many of the commercial houses but it Is no longer necessary and should be bushels of rye the most warlike element in the dis ¬ opened fire The Winslow re firiner in this country and ruin the railways on the Iowa and she headed from the A changed to legislation The right to pool Armours loss on the grain will foot solving cabinet turned and maintained the fire madness seems to have seized upon some as you all know provides that two or more The Terror was up S90000 fully covered by insurance until the end of the action Sie was shore line and failing tothe last ship¬ railway managers and a large portion of railway corporations can agree to divide see the sig the freights of the country is being carried the business between competing points on The elevator was valued at 285000 riddled by shells of caliber of in the GUNBOAT CONCORD away alone for about halt at prices far below cost Other than the certain proportions and the line thtt car- ¬ and was fully insured 2K to 3 inches She was finally towed nal banged maintenance of tariffs the condition of the ries more than its share shall pay a certain an hour the concert of shore guna Dennis Sweenie the veteran chief of She Destroys a Spanish War Ship at lloilo out ot range by tne revenue cutter roaring at her and the wter flying railways is good their physical condition sum as damages for its failure to keep was seriously in ¬ Hudson Casualties as reported this has been improved their trains are well its contract The objection to allowing this the fire department After a Two Hours Fiffht the Spaniard high her fvova the exploded managed and the public is well served If bias been that excessive rates might be jured His face was severely burned morning I desire to express my shells around she possessed Went Down With Flying Colors a way can be found by which tariffs can charged To protect the public in this mat- ¬ his beard being completely singed a charmed thanks to Lieut Newcomb command- life and But be maintained and the practice of secret ter enact into law that upon the complaint reluctantlv retired at 815 rebates and private contracts discontinued of any citizen such rates shall be subject to off NewYokk May 13 A Hong Kong ing officer of the U S S C Hudson ¬ ¬ Wm Matherson engineer of the elethe future will have great promise for rail review by the interstate commerce commis- ¬ of this date says that a trading when being under heavy fire he towed way investors railway employes and the sion and in case they shall find that they vator and his fireman Dennis OCon- ¬ special CHAOS REIGNS vessel from the Philippines reports this vessel out of action My opinion public generally And here I wish to say are excessive they shall at once be re nor are missing is the Winslow can be repaired so as having witnessed the destruction of that this is not a question which concerns duced to the basis fixed by the interstate In the river slips tapping the lum- ¬ a Spanish war ship by the United to render her again efficient Full re A Famine Feared at Camaguey Tho Shan railway investors alone If it was you commerce commission or else the agree- ¬ might say let them fight It out It con- ¬ ment shall be ended ber yard district were many vessels States gunboat Concord at lloilo The port mailed iards Lose 900 Men in a Four Days cerns Jver and above everyone else the All of us who have any interest in our which were in emminent danger The fight is said to have lasted two hours Key West Fla May 13 It is now great public One fifth of our people are country who desire Its prosperity are in- ¬ March to the Sea interested directly in railways either a terested in the solution of this great ques- ¬ vessels were all small crafts however at the end of which time the Spaniard known that the American boats made employes or employes of manufactories tion It is not a time for the demagogue to and the incipient fires which from went down with colors flying There serious havoc with Cardenas harbor New York May 14 A dispatch to that are engaged in furnishing supplies to howl about corporations It is not a time time to time were started in were no casualties on board the Con- ¬ and town The captain of the Hudson the railways Can any body politic prosper to talk about the wrongdoings of railway the riggings the World from Nuevitas Cuba by flammed up for a gun ¬ said If one fifth of its number Is engaged in a managers There are always some in any moment and were put out by streams cord and no damage was done the I know we destroyed a large part way of Nassau New Providence saysi business that is losing money The rail- ¬ business who will not do right and there boat There are it is alleged only ways serve the public in so many ways that always will be but the great mass of rail ¬ from fire apparatus on board or from two other Spanish war vessels in of their town near the wharves burn ¬ Chaos reigns at Camaguey land fear their prosperity Is closely interwoven with way managers to day I assure you are fire boats A small army of fire tugs and I think and famine prevails the prosperity and the comfoit of the as honestly seeking a solution of this ques- ¬ were hurried to tthe scene and were Asiatic waters and one of these is in ed one of their gunboats Every steam and ordinary people One thousand millions of tion as are you oi any member of the leg- ¬ drv do2k at Honer Ivons while the destroyed two other torpedo destroy- ¬ sail has boat in this harbor the narrow been jammed into kept busy towing the vessels to places cruiser Boston is searching for the ers We were in a vortex of shot ¬ dollars were paid out last year by the railbody I believe voice the ways from their earnings to employes of islative large majority ofI them that belief of of safety channel to at the first sign a very the two other under orders to engage and shell and smoke and could not tell ac ¬ of an attackbe sunk thousand soldiers manufactories in this country 511000000 of provisions I have mentioned are necessary Two curately but we saw one of their boats sink it passengers were carried 13000 millions and will lead to the settlement of this ques ¬ The Expedition to the Philippines on fire and sinking soon af ¬ guard the entrance 12 miles from the were carried one mile 765000000 of tons of tion If this body will join and heartily In ¬ Spanish Spy in Irons ¬ Washington May 13 The chief incitj-- and four freight were moved 95000 millions of tons dorse this course and work for it its ac- ¬ ter the action began Then a largo mounted on an old cannon have been 13 The Montgomery Ala Mav were moved one mile Do you think that complishment can be attained We have terest at the war department Thurs ¬ island in the harbor any Interest performing such immense unwittingly in this country applied to rail ¬ day centered in the preparations that second regiment United States cavalry building near the wharfT I think the People are starving Salt pork costs service as this can be in difficulty and the way laws that it was never Intended should are being hurriedly pushed for the ex¬ passed through here en route to Mo- barracks took fire and many other a dollar and a half a pound rice fifty The buildings were soon burning balance of the country not feel it Forty be applied to transportation companies of First bile Thursday afternoon On the first Spanish had masked batteries on all cents and goats bring one hundred millions of dollars were paid out for pub ¬ this nature We have gone back and taken pedition to the Philippines lic taxes Over three thousand millions of decisions chat were wise a hundred years there was the selection of Maj Gen section of the train there was a Span- ¬ sides of us hidden in bushes and be dollars each dollars that have been invested In railways ago when civilization was in its infancy Wesley Merritt to command the expe ¬ ish spy in irons and under guard He A column of 5000 S paniards started They set a trap for vs have earned no dividend for years This and when the masses needed certain pro- dition and had left hind houses we got within range of for Moron carrying a flag of truce ¬ alter reaching Manila to be- was discovered after the train Is not water as some populist orator will tection- and have endeavored to apply these As soon as say but good honest money These se- ¬ same principles to the great transportation come the head of the temporary gov ¬ Chattanooga Wednesday night and im ¬ their batteries they would move them When fired upon by the insurgents the curities are held all through the land and commiandir sent word hat he was no Maj Gen Elwell S Otis re- ¬ mediately put under arrest It was un ¬ ernment times their failure to pay any return has brought Interests of modern followed The courts line cently promoted from the brigadier impossible to get particulars from off- 1 think their guns were field pieces longer making war upon Cubans but have disgrace upon us abroad and suffering and fortunately you gentlemen in that these Our large boats could not get into the to take I beg ranks will accompany the expedition icers of the regiment as to the proofs harbor to help us on account of shal ¬ was going to thecoast to fight the many a family and community at things to of want In have If Americans home A slight improvement in the rate suggestedheart wisethe thoughts that Ithem- ¬ and will be second in command asrainst the man are and commend low water which would be scarcely felt would make selves to your judgment then put them in To Rendezvous at Chlckamactya this investment good One mill per ton pet such form as Is proper and present them to Attempt to Blow Up the Buena Ventura Bir Oil Deal Cable Restored at Manilla mile or one tenth of a cent additional last congress with your recommendations Washington May 14 War depart- ¬ A big oil deal O May 13 2Tew Youk May 13 A Key West Toledo year would have made 950C0 increase in I have not much doubt but that they and Hong Kong May lo Secretary of ment Friday issued orders for assem- ¬ wil be special to the Brooklyn Eagle says was practically closed Thursday net revenue and this would have paid three made into law Some people will oppose change in the bling 29087 volunteers at Chickamau is per cent upon this invested capital A fireman aboard the captured steam- ¬ whereby John Weber of this city dis- the navy There my little last telegram 1 ga This embraces 20 regiments and ques- ¬ them through selfish Interest or for polit ¬ er Buena situation since These are the material sides of the Ventura it was learned poses to the Standard Oil Co 300 pay jun transferring to transports steel ical reasons be tion There is a much more dangerous managers who there will loss some railway¬ Thursday five batteries from following states tried to blow up the vessel ing wells and some 12000 acres of terof their pres fear the view and that is the demoralization of the power and who can see great trouble on Saturday night and came near be ¬ ritory the consideration being in the breech loading rifles from sunken Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indi ent men conducting these immense enterprises in Also stores from ana Illinois Maine Missouri New and the want of respect for the law which but the future who win appose tnem ing successful The secret was so well neighborhood of S300000 The Sun Spanish why in reference to such an in my possession I am main ¬ Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsyl ¬ being developed by the present situation enormous Interest as this wait for guarded that is it has not reached the Oil Co also purchased Mr Stevens arsenal strict blockade Add Argos to The trouble is not due altogether to the everyone to agree Take the great vania Massachusetts Rhode Island interest in the Oregon oil field for tainingdestroyed vessel provisions and the interstate commerce mass of thinking men what you ears of the government officials El Correo and Vermont list of it some 80000 it is stated law It has grown up from various sources yourselves approve and put It Into the The Calumet Arrives at Halifax signed try probably El Canu If it ac- ¬ The panic of 1893 and the loss of business¬ shape of a law and let us It will be a for ¬ we wish Schley Flying Squadron Saibj lUartial Iaw in Spain Dewey May 13 The United Halifax N years Intensified the com- complishes whatthis country for the next few If it accom ¬ States revenue cutter Calumet from tunate day for Newport News Va May 14 The- whole- coun j petition between the Hnes new avenuos plishes but a little of what we hope we Madbid May 18 The This dispatch came to Secretary were opened the competition of the Gulf shall indeed have made a success If we Cleveland X arrived here Thursday try with tlje exception of the- Prov Long late Thursday afternoon and Flying squadron weighed anchor at ports increased enormously also that of are mistaken ana it aoes no gooa we at axternoon Aftsr taking on a supply ince of Alva is now under martial shows cable ccmmunicatioa has been 840 and are moving out o sea the Alto ¬ on the have the Canadian Pacific producednorth sharp least shallhoneat the satisfaction of having of coal she will proceed dag ship Brooklyn leadiug law effort In the right direc such made an restorcn at Manila bay gether these causes re- - tion competition coupled with th decision Also 40000 Bashels Rye Were Burned Armours Loss on Grain Will Foot Up S890000 XTally Covered by - - -- London May 13 The Hong Kong correspondent of the Times who ar rived here on board the British gUtt-boat Linnet from Manila says I had a conversation with Adm Montejo who recognizing the superi- ¬ ority of the American squadron ad mitted that his chief object was to seek the protection of the Cavite forts He fought in the Reina Maria Christina till she was on fire and had fifty two killed On the advice of his- flag lieutenant he transferred his flag Jo Eventually after the Isle de Cuba and a half hours fighting he gave two the signal to scuttle and abandon her Commodore Dewey ceased firing and asked permission of the forts to deAdm Mon- ¬ stroy the burning ship te jo replied The ships are at your mercy do as you like The American - On Board the Flag ¬ ¬ - ¬ r 4 ¬ -- - yof i Mhi Ap JjQMM- v - ¬ - w ¬ ¬ i -- lSIt L-a- - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ men-of-w- ar - ¬ - ¬ a IKV - - sr T a- I c v - If l THS BOUEBON KEVvS plRIS KY TUESDAY MESSMMSViJaHraiaSS MAY 17 198 1- - gJr f r yews Jtfrom Camp Collier 5oyal xnatves the food pure wholesome and delicious SCINTILLATIONS Au Interesting 9 J f BBTJflE VST -- And Thentrical Ajid Other wise Remarks In The Foyer Lexington Ky May 10 1898 Mrs Frances R dgsoh Burnett the Two Lexington ladies hayeestablished novelist was granted a divorce yester- Company U of Newport was mack a frog farm near that city lp happj Friday by the receipt of sevei Auditor Stone says thlp Frankfort aay large boxes contaipiug cakes jellies penitentiary cleared 3600rin April sandwiches haniF reserves butter Edouard Remenji the famous Hun boy in Mercer acci- A sugar etc They were sent bj dentally killed his mother with an garian violinist who appeared in this pickles the High dchool girls in Newport city some Time ago felL dead in San unloaded pistol s The annual Grand Conclave of Ken- ¬ Francisco Sunday afternoon just after The Second Regiment divided up tucky Knights Templar will meet at answering an encore and playing Old follows into battalions will be as Glory as if inspired to morrow Major J Embry Maysville First Battalion Triumph In Photographic Art The Chamberlain and Hygeia Hotels Allpn Lexington Lebanon Winchester and Paris companies Carroll Poweis at Old Point Comfort wilH te used as The Carbon Photograph will stand hospitals during the war- the test of time and atmospheric in Adjutant Absolutely Pure C Second Battalion Major Win The State Board of Equalization in- ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ able The is always Ovens Georgetown Cynthiana New creased the assessment ofrfarm lands 84 in minutest likeness and can preserved be made Howard per cent and town lots 29 per cent iu from any olddetail port and Williamsburg picture I invite all who NEW YORK I Gaines Adjutant Mason county are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO I ine this wo derfnl picture before giving Third Battalion Major E S Hel Seventy one physicians in the State for any burn Middlesboro Covington Lancas have offered their services as surgeons youroforderspictures copying and enlarg ¬ ing old I sit James Johnston for the three Kentucky regiments Dr tings free when von make your large ter aud Frankfort desire a Adjutant Robt Winn of Winchester is ainonc picture from lite nd guarantee satisTHE Very respectfully those who have passed the examination faction L Grivnan Artist 1881 Eighteenth Year Established The Louisville Legion one thousand and ha been appointed 29mar tf Paris Ky strong in command of Col Castleman Every American soldier who goes to Published every Tuesday and Friday by arrived in Lexington Friday evening Cuba will wear an aluminum tag for My agency insures against WALTER CHAMP y immediately marched to their quar- ¬ and Editors and Owners ¬ bearing com- - fire Camp Collier Comment Jumble V ft1 r GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Offtf AiiV News FARMERS Steel frame JB BR mm AND HAMILTON RIEND - nine-year-o- ld -- f STODDARD HAMILTON ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MiKM IEI J ¬ BROWN MALTA Mew Departure TONGUE AND TONG UELESS MILLER Payable to the order of Champ Make all Cherks fnnpii Orders etc Miller 1 I accomters at Woodland Park Col Castle panied b a band man and bis staff were mounted on four of Col Castlemans Worlds Fair prem- ¬ ium saddlers Drs Ben Frank and John Sweeney of this city are members of the Legion belonging to the Hos- ¬ pital Corps They came to Paris Saturday afternoon to say goodbye to their relatives and friends before the regi ment is ordered away from Lexington ¬ ¬ his name identification mand and home address This precau tion is taken against the possibility of unmarked graves down there1 The aluminum tag will also serve as a valued memento of the war in Cuba STOCK AND TURF NEWS wind and storm best ol reliable prompt paying compa- ¬ nies ron miion W 0 HINTON Agent Seed sweet potatoes McDermott 22 Spears t t Chas Boldrick brother of Mr R L Boldrick of this city is Quartermaster Sergeant of the Lebanon Company which is a part of the Second Regiment The Lebanon company has quarters near the Paris boys Mr Baldrick came up to visit his brother Sunday f feLi 1 - rH5ST i i ijiWRSBKaiBro H if i All of the companies of the Second Regiment have been examined the Georgetown company being the last on the list The Third Regiment is now being examined and the examina- ¬ i tion of the Louisville Legion will begin tomorrow The Second Regiment will Iate News of the War be mustered in to day or to morrow Two New York World war corre- when thj boys will be given their uni spondents who were captured by the forms and other equipments Spanish iu Cuba will be exchanged for two Spanish officers held prisoners by It is estimated that at least ten thous- the Ainericaus and nersons visited Camn MoIIit huH Ten regiments were yesterday ordered and Camn Bradlev Snndnv Th mr to Chickamauga eight to Washington of white tents at Camp Bradley the and five to San Francisco None were hundreds of uniformed soldiers aud the was enterei Ht 400- and was boosted tf Kentucky regiments iu countless fair visitors at Woodland iG05 beiu flight i by her new owner uuuuicu leunuia are wameu lor Park made a scene of wonderful beauty iinulw the Sixth Regiment of Fort Thomas Sunday At half past three the Louis- ¬ turesafi TWluue W VHSVZtJ SSfr The Ultv of PpU in wil nnil Ttinroiluv ville Legion of Camp Bradleyy marched 7WiBSrfrom San Francisco with 1000 soldiers over to Ashland and gave a splendid Mr Gibson a nrst classfmotographer for the Philippines drill on the green swarded field iu front who is located at the corner of Eighth The Cape Verde Spanish fleet is still of the famous Henry Clay home The and Main streets desires to inform th in the general neighboihood of Curacoa drill was witnessed by several thousand public that he is prepared to makt off the Venezuelan coast although people strictly first class pictures at pricVs a probably headed toward Cuba low as is consistent with good work Sampsons squadron is at Cape Hai- ¬ The discussion over the election of He will develop and print kodak pic tian on the north coast of Hayti and is First Lieutenant Leonard Cook has not tures promptly in first class style Work en route to Cientuegos via the wind- ¬ yet died out entirely Lieutenant Couk done when promised He solicits your ward passage between Cuba and Hayti still holds his position patronage 6iny4t Schley 8 Flying Squadron passed Charleston S C Sunday afternoon Yesterdays Temperature The members of the Paris company stopping to receive orders and is steam- ¬ ing as rapidly as possible for Key Wesc are remarkably well contented and The following is the temperature at A battle is expected in Cuban waters many of the bovs are really getting fat noted yesterday by A J Winters Co on the army diet and camp life or tnis city by Thursday r t a m 69 The Navy Department announces that Enough recruits have been enlisted to 8 a m 70 fill the company and it is expected that the Oregon is safe 9 a m 71 Hanna says that the war is costing Company I will be mustered into service 10 a in 74 to day or to morrow when the uniforms 11 a in IT S a million a day 67A 12 m and other equipments will be given out 71 Manna says that the Ohio troops will 2 p m 75 Wallace Whaley who was in the hospi- ¬ be rushed immediately to Cuba 3 p in 6 Muster reports at Washington show tal for sever al days is now able to be in 4p m 76 5 P m that 70000 volunteers are ready for camp 70 7p m duty 6U Other companies have reason to be a News from Manila is to the effect that the Spanish are almost starved into sur ¬ bit envious of Company 1 of Paris for rendering Dewey can take the city at no company at Camp Collier has had a There is no any time Horse flesh sells at 150 per larger number of special visitors more word so full pretty girl callers or has had more pound of meaning The Spanish fleet was strengthened boxes and baskets of provisions sent and about which such tender and yesterday by the arriyal at Martinique them Company I was visited by 110 holy recollections cluster as that of three more cruisers sister ships of the Parisians Saturday and 185 Sunday be- ¬ of Mother she who watched Viscaya making seven cruisers exactly sides a large number on Thursdav and over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ alike This makes a formidable squad- Friday Bourbon has been loyal in her ed our first tottering step Yet ron for the Sampson and Schley forces attentions to Captain Winns boys the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ combined er is beset with danger and all ef- ¬ The Spanish transport Alfonso XIII The presentation of a handsome flag fort should be made to avoid it with 500 troops on hoard was ordered to the Second Regiment by the D A R so assists nature away from the Barbadoes which was to hare occurred to morrow in me cnaiigc Lad ¬ The hospital ship Solace has sailed for has been postponed at the request of ing place that Cuban waters Col Gaither because all of the compan- ¬ the Expectant On pages two and three will be found ies of the Regiment may not be equipped Mother is ena- ¬ seven columns of war news including or mustered in by that time bled to look for The an accounts of the latest battles nouncement of the date will be made ward without later Th presentation will be an dread suffering or gloomy fore- ¬ important event and will attract a large bodings to the hour when she crowd Gov Bradley will make the experiences the joy of Motherhood presentation speech Awarded Excursion rates Its use insures safety to the lives Highest Honors Worlds Fair will be given to Camp Colliefon all the of both Mother and Child and she j ¬ i j I THSnoted Watters Party will remain in Paris bu a short time and the days which you can place your orders will soon be past Their studio at the Hotel Windsor is a very busy place as they are week at 111 puttiug the finishing touches on a num ¬ j Dr Alexander of this couhty h as ber of portraits now almost ready for bought forty six plain cattle fro in delivery This opportunity to proenre Hardin Field of Woodford for 27 portraits by celebrated artists bhould each not be neglected Remember their stay Bros of Pisgah have in Paris is limited Jas Gay tf sold their last years crop of wheat at Use Parib Milling Cos Purity 1 30 per bushel John S Wilson of Lewis sold S50 bushels at 127 per flour for sale by all grocers bushel Ask for it Take no other j J W Thomas Jr of thist city sold two hogsheads of tobacco ih Cincinnati last week at 14 50 and Waller ST Jt ifi IT Antinfeff tfxJ Sharp of Sharpsburg sold forty one 8 hhds at 18 to 10 two-yeaClay Woodford sold 3 old chestnut fillv Terrene by Terra a Cotta Duchess of Montro to C A 600 Brownell Friday for She won a If 800 selliu Pnr8e tbe 8am Sh iay v -- Turf Notes Sharpsburg speculators arj3 engaging July wheat at 75 cents totonefodbllar raig Syndicate The anville sold 5000 bushels of whea past Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop tc Stay Of Watters Party Limited A All are standard farm tools and the best of their kind Every one iully Warranted E5 olcS oio ly Ejl fc 7 3F mm ii iiiumaiHhuitf1 jKir iUiiaidLsAiviMvuiT--iiiwr4THwiwwwnHi- RtaiiiitsKgisKsiKieff a PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if you want something pretty to look at but there is a world of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket 01 all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it r- frA sfkV 4W - i - -- - Would you feel perfectly safe to put all your money One you S H in a new bank g 2 have just heard of But how about an old One that has done h bank a quarter business for of a century One that has C always kept its promises a One that never failed never k K misled you in any way St X Vz kit UWUi trnat annVi a Mil1 J JJ UO-f SB MJU UV Si you a couldnt a DAUGHERTY BEOS DEALERS IN ott Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing- etc Ve-riT7- - U -- ¬ like such a bank It has never J jf disappointed you never will 0 g It has never deceived you X ft never will Look out that someone j a does not try to make you A invest your health in a new J tonic some new medicine jr if you know nothing of IC i of LIVER OIL WITH g HYPOPHOSPHITES is just COD I SGOTTS I EMULSION K X ss f 1g 50c and SCOTT a 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York X 3f It is beginning to be For Sale Two nets fine stock Paris Ky tl two-year-o- ld jen- ¬ Apply to Bennett Tarr 19apr 4t WrifJv WARM and it is going to be - ri t 4 - w m The time for Spring house cleaning has arrived We are prepared to lend you our assistance in the shape of laun dering lace curtains bed blankets spreads etc Special care taken to re-¬ turn lace enrtwins in as good condition as when received WARMER Especially is this true about ¬ tf Bourbon Steam Laundry Call and see the new line of boys waists -- 25 50 and 75 cents at Price Cos clothiers No trouble to show goods Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per Spears quart McDermott A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes Hie lo doses 10c large size 60c and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris Ky ¬ WALL PAPERS If you want any papering done do as other people have J ¬ done buy your paper from J T Hinton aria vv j SHVE MONEY dsook at my window display IDR railroadB on thafcate HA W v B V V fc r-T2- - challenged by the sentry They failed to give the pass word and were imme j diately arrested tried and given death ueam sentence Dy the uuard on duty A My wife suffered more in ten min- ¬ continual diet of salted pork beans utes with either of her other two chil- ¬ etc will tempt a soldier to change bill dren than she did ftlrnrrpf her with her last having1 nreviouslv used four bot-of fare when the opportunity offers ties of Mothers jriend It is a blessing to any one expecting to be- come a MOTHER says a customer Mustering Officer Ballance has grant ¬ Henderson Dale Carmi Illinois ed a three days furlough to all volun MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free teersnaastered in in order that they iSom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant maygo homegaiu if they so desire be-- of price Write for book conUiainp testimonials and valuable information for all Mothers free 40 YEARS THE STANDARD 2 4 v Luuva cuum ljan xm Childbirth natural and easy as Two fine fat chickens which sneaked so many have said Dont be Wrights Celery Tea regulates the through the picket lines at Camp persuaded to use anything but liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Bradley Sunday morning were nromntlv is found stronger after than before confinement in short it makes that line Who else can dugitate 9 W MOTHERS FRIEND Our line of mens tan shoes embraces the newest novelties for Springs from the best manufacturers Davis Thompson Isgrig The prices are going to be smashed served It wont last long so come early feme first CREAM Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa- tlon sick headaches 25c at dnice tsfo To Cure A Cold In y P0WDIR r ii-- -w TkeIratM-rlttrCAaMU6a All druggists refund thrf mnnir w if it fails to cure 25c iFor sale by Wj T Brobksrand James Kennedy Paris lets Ky- Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabr JT -- Elegant line of Pictures and Boom Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its brannhps v w - Embalming scientifically attendedl v--1 HINTONt Juii JllliJbi J Z0ir - te -- -- - iIP 1 - iriit tjTtsr tjrvj lOTC - 7 lW7Wtirfpr Cgptsl J VJV ZSf 1 PiJ 5a JV 7 THE 80UIIJ30N NSWJ PARIS K i4 niKnTgT--i iu TUESDAY OBITUARY MAY 17 1898 XiiW JUifcAli 5 gtttySBraiLjLiirTviijiiiwi u f h t1 rra nw ui maaEEE THE BQUHBOH NEWS A New Swindle PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN A new scheme to rob farmers has Eighteenth Year Establibhed 1881 bobbed up in Kentucky pays the Cyn thianu Courier A couple of men drive Enteied at the Post office at Paris KyM as on the premises and present false paper aecoK- - iiss mail matter purporting to give state authority for examination of wells cisterns pfo TELEPHONE NO 124 under the pure food laws They inspect the water through a microscope- a d SUBSCRIPTION PRICES nnd all kinds of microbes bactcn i Payable in Advance 52 00 Six mouths S100 cholera germs and typhoid fever hnj Oneyear NEWS costs you cant even get a rk- - permit the farmer and bis wife to ion port from a gun free of charge through the microscopp where of course Make all Checks Money Orders Etc they see the menagerie that always has payable to the order of Champ MiLiiKR been and always will be contained in a drop of water The frightened farmer folks are then advised to apply certain RAILKOAD TI3IE CARD remedies which the fakirs sell to them N R R L at a high figure a little plain soda and ARRIVAL OF TRAINS nothing more and then go on their From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p swindling wav m 1010 p m Coopers show From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m and 20 m 627 p m 333 p cents lit From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 pm Always ask for Paris Milling From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m y - Notes HasMly Totted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mr E F Clay Jr is attending the detown cemeterv Sundav The deceas- Iinninvilla raws r Rev J Scott Meredith was in Lex- - ea was a Drotner or Lee bean or tins - Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead k Mrs Margaret Kelley a sister of Mr S SOlay of Pleasant street this city died Saturday in Philadelphia Of some advertisements are Samuel Beall aged forty five died Friday at Rich Hill Mo and his re- mains were interred at the North Mid iclean oul some odds and ends in ONE HALE misleading Ladies We want to 4 and j lO hand- t qHU - - DEPARTURE OP TRAINS To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 pm To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent Buy your refrigerator from yes- ¬ JT i Hinton -- Quarterly Court terday - was in session J f Paris dealers offered SI 05 for wheat yesterday The ladies of the Methodist Church netted 17 on their social Friday night Q The L Ns excursion from Cincin- nati to Natural Bridge Sunday was well patronized Military Camps at Lexington Saturday and Sunday John Schwartz has begun work on hisnew 5000 residence on the corner of Pleasant and Eighth streets p-- Three hundred Parisians visited the Good rond wigou freshly painted Cheap if sold at once Ad- ¬ dress Lock Box 330 Paris Ky For Sale Hi W E McKimey of Shawhan fell off a building at Camp Collier Sunday at Lexington and broke one of his kgs Coopers show has reduced their admission to 10 cents for ail children under ten years of age and 20 cents for It all over 10 yeai s Jonas Rucker who was formerly N train dispatchemployed in the L N ers office in this city is now L J Hsfaonfagenfc at Ford ¬ A jian from Ruddles Mills was fined -- 1875 in this city the other day on ac- ¬ count of a dispute about a chicken fight The Judge remembered the main - tS The Neasle property on Fifth street 52x33 feet was bought Saturday by the The lot Bourbon Bank for 450 adjoins the Banks site for a new ngn buildi- In the Clark Circuit Court last week W E Simms of this city was given judgment for 6240 against J N Vice etc The case grew out of a sale of tobacco The damage suit brought against the N by the relatives of Ed Shannon L N near wao was killed on the L this city will be called for trial in the Clark Circuit Court Monday ¬ 5S store is quite an interesting war relic It is a musket which Jack Fitzpatriok found ia Licking river at Cynthiata just after Gen John Morgans cavalry had an en- ¬ gagement at that point On exhibition at Vardens drug i3 The Monday Night Literary Club has presented four of its members who joined the Bourbon Guards Capt Chas Winn Neville Fisher R P Dow Jr and Richard Lewis with travelers drinking cups as a token of esteem - 4 - ft Brennan P I L McCarthy Dan Peed and O Davis have returned from the an- ¬ nual National Meeting of the B P O E at New Orleans The Elks were entertainad royally in the Crescent City Messrs J M A F W-- A sneak thief who was probably a circus follower slipped through a back door into the Champ home on Pleasant street yesterday while the family was eating the noon meal and ransacked three presses and a wash stand scatter- ¬ Kentucky Election Commission ing clothing over the floor looking for nioney He escaped unseen Two The Election Commission organized pistol shots scared a burglar off the by electing Judge Pryor Chairman and same premises Sunday night jur Kj if unenauic secretary witn a Lucian Rice of Madison who re- ¬ salary of 2o0 per year Thu board ad- cently graduated from the medical de- ¬ jonrned to meet in Frankfort June 15 partment of the University of New when the appointment of three Election York has been elected au interne for Commissioners for each county in the two years at Bellevue Hospital New State will begin York As only three could be elected from the University it will be seen that Dont put down that old carpet J Dr Rice has won a coveted honor He IT Hinton has some beautiful ones if is a brother of Alex Rice of this city mm ingtou yesterday Mr Jake Spears has returned from Youngstown Ohio Col Brent ArnoM of Newport was in the city yesterday B F Buckley went to Louisville on a business trip yesterday Porter Smith was in Lexington yes- terday on a business trip The Bourbon Dancing Club will give a ball about the loth of June Miss Lucretia Barnes of Niche lcs yille is the guest of Mrs W E Board - -- Miss Susie Nichols is visiting her Purity flour All grocers cousin Miss Mary Young- - in Nicholas Cos keep it Insist on having Purty ville every time Mr Ed Hutch urift and Miss Lucy o Lowry visited friends in Winchester Bourbon Wool Crops Uoujjlit Sunday The wool clip in Bourbon this 3ear Mr and Mrs Edw Ditchen of Cin- ¬ will aggregate about 75000 pounds cinnati are guests at Mr S M Wi- most of which has already been bought moths by Brent Bros They have bought 2000 Iiss Grace Swearengen was the O Clay fleeces from about 3000 guest of the Misses Walker in Lex- ¬ from C M Clay lr and Junius Clay ington Sunday 1200 from Thos Henry Clay 800 from Rev L H blanton of Richmond C Alexander 400 from Will Simms 400 was the guest of his daughter Mrs E from Berg Woodford 100 from Will M Dickson Sunday Woodford and a number of smaller Mr and Mrs G Tucker left Friday clips The fleeces will average about five pounds The price paid for these for a visit to relatives in Hamilton crops was twenty cents per pound Ohio and Newport Ky Mrs Frost of Lexington was the Brent Bros also bought about 3000 Co of Nicho- guest of Mrs B E Remington from fleeces from 0 B Clay Saturday until yesterday las at twenty cents per pound Miss Roberta Rogers Great opportunity Coopers show for Danville to make her left yesterday future home to day Admission reduced to 10 and Augustus Prof her brother with 20 cents It Rogers A Paris Boys Brave Act Lieutenant Berryman of the New The thonghtful ess of Wm Neal of port Company of Camp Collier is Mr R C this city doubtless saved the life of Miss the gutst of his cousin Florence Hudson m Lesingtou Satur- Tucker Miss Keuney of Hamilton Ohio day afternoon As Miss Hudson wan crossing the railroad t seks on Lime who came to Paris Sunday to see Mrs stouo strf et Fh formal herself between Ed Boone who is dangerously ill re- ¬ O and L incomiug C N trains turned home y sterday afternoon both coming from opposite directions Frank G Snyder of Louisville Her horse stopped on the track when was here yesterday adjusting the in ¬ Wrn Neal who took in the situation at surance on Mr Horace Millers barn a glance grasped the bridle of the horse which bnrued several several days ago and backed him off the track Neal is a Dr M H Daily left yesterday for member of Company T of this city now Louisville to attend the annual meeting at Camp Collier of the State Dental Association He -One more day Coopers show Ad will return Thursday Mr and Mrs Hughos Bronston led mission reduced to 10 and 20 cents H Air i thesec6ndiShift rwaisfGermah givehinj Parisian Join The Cavalry uexmgion eriaay evening xne mira who enlisted in german will occur on the 27th Mike Arkle Mrs John Gass Jr who has been failed the Bourbon Guards and acwas here for several weeks visiting the fami to pass the examination Mr John Gass cepted for cavalry service by the Lex- ly of her father-in-laington recruiting station and will be Sr will leave to day for her home sent to Tampa to join the Sixth Cavalry in Seattle Drs Ben Frank aud John Sweeney Mrs Fannie Friend who has been who have been attending medical col- ¬ in Louisville for several weeks receiving lege at Louisville joined the ambulance medical treatment at St Josephs In- ¬ corps of the Louisville Legion which is firmary is expected home to day She now at Camp Bradley Lexington is very much improved in health Miss They receiyed their diplomas last Thurs ¬ Ida Friend has been with her mother day during her stay in Loni ville Misses Bettie Coombs Mary and See J T Hiu tons large ad on fourth Nellie Bedford Sallie Woodford Lake page tf and Chornie Kearns Dr J R X Excursions li Adair and Messrs Forest Letton Ver- ¬ On acconnt of the D A R flag pre- ¬ non Leer Will Wornall Will Hall sentation in Lexington to morrow the Oames Ingels Bruce Holliday John RD Adiir composed a jolly L N will sell round trip tickets to Clark and that point at one fare Gov Bradley fishing party which spent Friday on the and other speakers will be present oank of Stoner near Spears Mill Miss Louise Parrish and three Tickets limited to return Thursday N will run another one schoolmates from the College of Music The L dollar excursion to Natural Bridge on Misses Mabel Markley of Eaton Ohio Helen lay or of Greenville S C and 29th N will sell round trip Miss Means of Covington accompanied The L tickets to Cincinnati Sunday at 125 by Mrs James Branuin of Cincinnati good going on the train leaving Par s Dr Shotwell Roff of Covington and at 515 a m and returning on train Dr McVean of Cincinnati came up from Cincinnati Sunday to spend the leaving Cincinnati at 755 p m i day with Mr and Mrs D C Parrish J T Hinton has the best and cheap- and Mies Louise Parrish est lace curtains tl The Knisrhts Templar from Lebanon Law Breakers In Hoc Richmond and Winchester will pass through Paris this afternoon on a spec- Constable Joe Williams of this city and Constable Mitchell of North Mid ial traiu en route for Maysville to attend The dletown have arrested Enoch Kerr the Knights Templar Conclave Pierce Taylor Bob Patch and Asa Brat Richmond Military Band will be on the ton colored charged with violating the train -local option law at North Middletown Dont fail to see the Cooper show toand Mack Broc ks aad Will Klinken day Admission reduced to 10 and 20 beard colored charged with gaming cents fin The men are in jail awaiting trial j to-day-- county fnvnn4 iituci bizeb luj ucu rlirt -- J I r LU 5 we nave 1 T 1 i il CUt Uie price Mrs JNancy xoung relict or Ambrose Young died at her home on South Main per pail Casn tOT ladies WhO Want perfect COmtOrt aflG street Saturday morning aged about eigtity three years The deceased is Misses survived by two daughters Fannie and Lavinia Young Her only son died in the Confederate army dur- ¬ long wearing shoes this is an exceptional opportunity ing the war The funeral took place from her late residence yesterday after- ¬ noon at two oclock and the remains were interred in the Paris cemetery Wm The pall bearers were Messrs Remington Ossian Edwards W J Ransom B S Lecton T W Titus Ed Caldwell Remcinbcr The Date avis Thomson Jzasstrata3xJauiiiijuljMtam isgrig- - My special millinery sale begins to dayMay 13 and continues one week Pattern Hats Sailors flowers quills andlaces at reduced prices for this sale 2fe Mrs Nannie Brown shoes the most exacting woman can conceiye in black and Pkettiest Isgrigs brown leathers at Davis Thompson tf our b nines the best assorted stock to be sold at the lowest prpubir price of furnishing goods for Men and Boys wear ever placed on sale in Pris such as white Dress Shirts Negligee Shirt in PtMvtle MWlra and Cheviots knit and mnsHn under ¬ wear cotton Aih and Lisle socks Suspenders Handkerchiefs and Gloves String Ties Hows and Pcarfs Collars and Cufls Everything complete for Mi and Boys and all new and up to date in style and prices l We have mlj Just received at Price Cos a fine line of straw and linen hats tf ¬ - Insure in my agency non ¬ union Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wind and storm W 0 HINTON Agent - will save you money compared with prices cluuged you at dovhirg and haberdasher houses LCm Come and se us aiRrwe 3 M U s j 4 X 1 -- I v 7 529 Main St gwregra5ttaareissssaPsraaT Paris Ky Send your linen to Haggard Reeds Steam Laundry for a good finish tf jUjaujJiwiwnutiMJt5jg5gi tuutgvaiEani i Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell for on W V - t F i t it LOW PRICES it ¬ - JJOST m V On Saturday April 30th p Condons Crowded streets of Paris two ladys short 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 EvervUvhi Dress Jfxid- - spring woods i Now 3p Sae at Special Out Prices fm n fr - yard liijit lvrf asked vgw here vr new ini ie iMiM5 worth iloblr Di ttss On u Jot ixi Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and o9o Children at lUc per pair per price Motions ot all kinds very cheap tm -- iporii fcto - Extra good bleached and bleached cotton at be per yaard - un-- - 7 - FM-per- yaru Nev York Mills ji uij w uu a jixiu Phpiungc ¬ ¬ Beautiful Pictures given away with VAPOR 5 ¬ w BATH FOR CABINET r3iaifauftiii pur chase -- jxji-aurijaxexTrj Lumbago Rheumatism Sciataca Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leaness Skin and Blood Diseases Kidney Diseases Diseases Nervous Asthma Catarrh etc For Sale By WE HAYE EE0EIVSD A SPLENDID STOCK 6F Dir KTED SUITINGS ASD TR0H8ERMGS OHAS N FITHIAN At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices re lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality ard suy re considered We ask you to give ur a call wfcea WAR WAR AGAINST ON WAR - ICE loll s lor 5 cte UPWARDS AT THE RATE OF 40 CTS PER 100 FllZ S E TIPTON MIDBCHA T TATTORI5 Cutter ¬ PARIS ICE MFG CO P NIPPERT 18may 3t Manager Ladies Vesting top Shoes ¬ J Winters Co- of this city have en ¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to be mg he first and last Thursday of at their 9S each m kj ifeo will test your eye sight end fit ycu with g asses and guarantee satisfac- tion Call in and La re vour eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday May 26 1898 A - Dont use any other but Purity it - ANOTHER SPANISH TORY VIC- - flour from Paris Milling Cotell your grocer you want no others AU S0CQTS TrPPn best I JT Hintons refrigerators are the tf JNannie -- towns nooon sale Try our special pounds for t 00 meaaie or juts A 2t coffee SpeabS six j I McDermott The vesting tops are the latest in Spring footwear They are as comfort able as an Oxford and are extremely The very hest companies com Pse my agency which insures Fashionable Spring shoes jagdnst fitv wind and btorm in every respect and prices at the low r Why have such a dirty wall when Noa -- union est point at paper is so cheap at JT Hintons Davis Thompson Isgbig V 0 HINTON Agent tf j M show to day reduced to 10 and 20 cents Coopers Admission Remfimher thp TVTniTtP hiiv n Get r iio the baby a busgy fpretty at J T Hin Tiinlr r I It linen and silk handkerchief with the great ship on it for 25 and Cos superior 50 cents at Price - itk l A variety of vesting tops All the newest and most Prices - To J mil Vi w w TTi1- -- v Spain shouts Will somebody tell him when he is licked He dont realize that he is badly vdone upf already You may not realise that your linen is badly done up either until you com p ire it witli sjme of the exquisite werk done at th is lau ndry Our laundrv worjc is simply perfeet and cant be im proved on A test is all we neecf t6 make vou a patron always 0 - 5 fashionable lasts too low to speak of The Bourbon Steam Laundry V--- - - iBJ - REt ion Clay W M HINTON JR BRQ Proprietor t l Telephoas No 4 - v - fc- - - V - - - v v ft THE BOUftBON NEWS PABIS KT TUESDAY MAY THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP tEditors and Owners BRUCE MILLER f i i 17 1898 thieves I would lave gone bail for tit innocence of Long John Silver See here now Hawkins said he heres a blessed hard thing on a man like me now aint it Theres Capn Trelawney whats he to think Here I have this confoundedson of a Dutch- ¬ man sitting in my own house drinking of my own rum Here you comes and tells me pf it plain and here I let him give us all the slip before my Now Hawkins blessed dead lights you do me justice with the capn Youre a lad you are but youre as smart as paint I see that when you first came in Now here it is What could I do with this old timber I hobble on When I was an A B master mar- ¬ iner Id have come up alongside of him hand over hand and broached him to in a brace of old shakes I would and now And then all of a sudden he stopped and his jaw dropped as though he had remembered something Three The score he burst out goes o rum Why shiver my tim- ¬ bers if I hadnt forgotten my score And falling on a bench he laughed until the tears ran down his cheeks I could not help joining and we laughed together peal after peal until the tavern rang again Why what a precious old sea calf I am he said at last wiping his You and me should get on cheeks well Hawkins for Ill take my davy I should be rated ships boy But come now stand hy to go about This wont do Dooty is dooty messmates Ill put on my old cocked hat and step along of you to Capn Trelawney and report this here affair For mind you its serious young Hawkins and neither you nor mes come out of it with what I should make so bold as to call credit Nor you neither says you not smart none of the pair of us smart But dash my buttons that was a good un about my score And he began to laugh again and that so heartily that though I did not see the joke as he did I was again obliged to join him in his mirth TO BE CONTINtJED f DESIGNED FOR THE ENEMY Clever Man Who Brings His War Machlue Along- Wlien He look with Him CuIIh He was a lean man with a persistent He leaned over the desk of the lise aio associate and persisted in waiting- for him to look up Well said the associate The lean nian held up a small va- ¬ I have here lie began but he got further long- has that he has a bankers account whichwife A SUMMER ROMANCE never been overdrawn He leaves his is a woman They met to day at lunchs oo and Immense to manage the inn and as she like you and of color a pair of old bachelors was their surprise that it Twas hard for them to comprehend the I may be excused for guessing- health is the that wife quite as much as the scene before their eyes J T only just a week ago they parted with sends him back to roving For P P S Hawkins may stay one night a tear J T meeting- face to with his mother And neither dreamed of lace the other here You can fancy the excitement into which that letter put me I was half Twas at a cheap seaside resort their friendship first began beside myself with glee and if ever I She was a cultured heiress he a wealthy despised a man it was old Tom Bed ¬ nobleman And side by side they strolled about the ruth who could do nothing but grumble happy wave washed sands and lament xVny of the under game- ¬ or fortune called them home to keepers would gladly have changed Till fate widely different lands places with him but such was not the to sunny France must sadly squires pleasure and the squires pleas ¬ He oer the sea sail away Through Californias orange groves she ure was like law among them all No foody but old Bedruth would have dared all alone must stray But since vacation days are oer be still so much as even to grumble oh troubled heart The next morning he and I set out Theyre clerking in department stores on foot for the Admiral Benbow and about a block apart L A W Bulletin Nixon Waterman in there I found my mother in good - -- said the associate Sir said the lean man with some degree of dignity this is not for sale It is an invention sir an absolutely novel invention 1 merely want you to come in on the ground floor sir as a witness If Whats the name of your discov¬ ery inquired the associate as he leaned back and resigned himself to -- cash Im on everything except jftOBERT touts STIVEnSOnP8aaNP paet n THE SEA COOK CHAPTER VII I GO TO BRISTOL M The eye of the lean man brightened It is a warship destroyer sir I call at the magnet of death If is so simple in construction that it is a wonder somebodj did not stumble on it long before I did It eclipses the ordinary torpedo boat It is absolutely certain It cannot be guarded against Whats your principle Simple of course As you know a Avarship is a mass of iron and steel It attracts the magnetic particles A sen ¬ sitive magnet will at once intuitively turn toward a warship even though the latter be at some considerable distance This is my principle 1 have constructed a combination of wood magnet and Ai bratory tail that is guaranteed to feel the warships influence at a distance of at least live miles The maimet of death is ballasted to run under water and I calculate that my No 4 size will cover the five mile distance in 15 min- ¬ utes and then stick to tbe hull of the Warship like a veritable limpet But how will that damage the en- ¬ emy A natural question By putting a of my magnets together or hook- span inn up three m the ICussian fashion I can attach to them a cylinder contain ¬ ing six pounds of my new f ulminator which when electrically iired from the shore is enough to blow a hole in the - side of Cheops Here let me illustrate The lean man brushed back the pa- ¬ pers on the associates desk and cleared a sufficiently large space In the center of this he placed a steel facsimile of a warship perhaps a foot long Then at -- one end of the desk he laid two curious little objects that looked like metal tpollywogs They bore between them a bright brass cylinder perhaps half an inch long A line wire was attached to them its end disappearing in the valise on the floor Beady cried the lean man 4Go He raised his hand from the comical ipollywogs and they began wriggling across the top of the desk toward the warship at a high rate of speed A mo- ¬ ment more and they had touclicd it holding their black noses tightly against its metal hull Now watch shouted the lean man He bent over his valisa his hand in its ---- fate I was longer than the squire im ¬ agined ere we were ready for tho sea and none of our first plans not even Dr Liveseys of keeping me beside him could be carried out as we intended The doctor had to go to London for a physician to take charge of his prac- ¬ tice the squire was hard at work at Bristol and I liyed on at the Hall un- ¬ der the charge of old Bedruth the gamekeeper almost a prisoner but full of sea dreams and the most charming anticipations of strange islands and ad- ¬ ventures I brooded by the hour to- ¬ gether over the map all the details of which I well remembered Sitting by the fire in the housekeepers room I approached that island in my fancy from every possible direction I ex- ¬ plored every acre of its surface 1 climbed a thousand times to that tall hill they call the Spy glass and from the top enjoyed the most wonderful and changing- prospects Sometimes the isle was thick with savages with whom we fought sometimes full of dangerous animals that hunted us but in all my fancies nothing occurred to me so strange and tragic as our actual adventures So the weeks passed on till one fine day there came a letter addressed to Dr To be Livesey with this addition opened in the case of his absence by Tom Bedruth or young Hawkins Obeying this order we found or rather I found for the gamekeeper was a poor hand at reading anything- but print the following important news - It nil said I interrupting the Dr Livesey will not like that The next instant there was a flash The squire has been talking after all and a sharp report The warship Well whos got a better right Jumped from the desk a shower ol growled the gamekeeper A pretty copy flew in the air the directory top rum go if squire aint to talk for Dr ijiled to the floor and all the associates Livesey I should think jigeon holes emptied themselves simul At that I gave up all attempts at comtaneously mentary and read straight on When the associate had ajusted his Blandly himself found the Hispaniola Wangling glasses and picked up the ink and by the most admirable management merest trifle There is for stand and waved aside the cloud of va- - got her men theBristol monstrously preju a class of in pory smoke the lean man the valise the diced against Blandly They go the length¬ warship and magnets of death had dis of declaring that this honest creature appeared together Cleveland Plain would do anything for money that the Hispaniola belonged to him and that he Dealer sold it me absurdly high the most trans- ¬ parent calumnies None of them dare GOOD send this in double to both places The ship is bought and fitted She lies at anchor ready for sea You never im- ¬ agined a sweeter schooner a child might sail her two hundred tons name His paniola I got her through my old friend Bland ¬ ly vho has proved himself throughout the most surprising trump The admirable fellow literally slaved in my interest and so I may say did every one In Bristol as soon as they got wind of the port we sailed for treasure I mean Old Anchor Inn Bristol March 1 17 Dear Livesey As I do not know wheth- ¬ er you are at the Hall or still in London I Interior Bedruth letter ¬ health and spirits The captain who had so long been a cause of so much discomfort was gone- where the wicked cease from troubling The squire had had everything repaired and the public rooms and the sign repainted and had added some furniture above all a beautiful armchair for mother in the bar He had found her a boy as an apprentice also so that she should not want help while I was gone It was on seeing that boy that I understood for the first time my situation I had thought up to that moment of the adventures before me not at all of the home that I was leaving- and now at sight of this clumsy stranger who was to stay here in my place beside my mother I had my first attack of tears I am afraid I led that boy a dogs life for he was new to the work I had a hundred opportunities of set- ¬ ting him right and putting him down and I was not slow to profit by them The night passed and the next day after dinner Bedruth and I were afoot again and on the road I said good by to mother and the cove where I had lived since I was born and the dear old Admiral Benbow since he was repainted no longer quite so dear One of nry last thoughts was of the captain who had so often strode along the beach with his cocked hat bis saber cut cheek and his old brass telescope Next moment we had turned the corner and nry home was out of sight The mail picked us up about dusk at the Boyal George on the heath I was wedged in between Bedruth and a stout old gentleman and in spite of the swift motion and the cold night air I must have dozed great deal from the very first and hen slept like a log- uphill and down lale through stag e after stag e for whei I was awakened at last it was by a punch in the ribs and I opened my ey to find that we were standing still before a large building- in a city street and that the day had already broken a long- time Where are we I asked Get down Bristol said Tom Mr Trelawnej had taken up his residence at an inn far down the docks to superintend the work upon the schoon er Thither we had now to walk andVi our way to my great delight lay along the quays and beside the great multi- ¬ tude of ships of all sizes and rigs and nations In one sailors were singing at their work in another there were men aloft high over my head hanging to threads that seemed no thicker than a spiders Though I had lived by the shore all my life I seemed never to have been near the sea till then The smell of tar and salt was something new I saw the most wonderful figure heads that had all been far over the ocean I saw besides many old sailors with rings in their ears and whiskers curled in ringlets and tarry pig tails and their swaggering clumsy sea walk and if I had seen as many kings or archbishops I could not have been more de- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ cabin boy pleased I am to see you xnd he took my hand in his large firm grasp Just then one of the customers at the far side rose suddenly and made for the door It was close by him and he was out in the street in a moment But his hurry had attracted my notice and I recognized him at a glance It was the tallow faced man wanting two fingers who had come first to the Admiral Ben-¬ bow Oh I cried stop him its Black Dog I dont care two coppers who he is cried Silver But he hasnt paid his score Harry run and catch him One of the others who was nearest the door leaped up and started in pursuit If he were Admiral Hawke he shall pay his score cried Silver and then relinquishing- my hand who did you say he was he asked Black what Dog sir said I Has Mr Trelaw- ¬ ney not told you of the buccaneers He was one of them So cried Silver In my house Ben run and help Harry One of those swabs was he Was that you drinking with him Morgan Step up here The man whom he called Morgan an old gray haired mahogany faced sailor came forward pretty sheepishly roll- ¬ ing his quid Now Morgan said Long John very sternly 3rou never clapped your eyes - word or a slap on the shoulder for the most favored of his guests Now to tell you the truth from the very first mention of Long John in Squire Trelawneys letter I had taken a fear in my mind that he might prove to be the very one legged sailor whom I had watched for so long at the old Benbow But one look at the man be- ¬ fore me was enough I had seen the captain and Black Dog and the blind man Pew and I thought I knew what a buccaneer was like a very different creature according to me from this clean and pleasant tempered landlord I plucked up courage at once crossed the threshold and walked right up to the man where he stood propped on his crutch talking to a customer Mr Silver sir I asked holding out the note Yes my lad said he such is my name to be sure And who may you And when he saw the squires be letter he seemed to me to give something almost like a start Oh said he quite aloud and offering- his hand I see You are our new ¬ m 402 h dailey MAIN i h - ST PARTS IX Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m H A SMITH I3E3aIIST- Co 1 Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 to 12 a m to 5 p m a - J No 5 3 R ADAIR Phone 79 Broadway 8 to 12 Dental Surgeon Paris Ky a m and 1 t 3dc tf p m Office Hour GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Oil Special attention given to Undertak ¬ ing and Repairing - - Paris Ky Main Street BOUSE AND LOT AND BUCK SMTH SHOP FOR 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 13oct tf I SFXHSTG- - 3 898 TREES PLANTS VINES 13 AN A Man ENGLISH GALLANT - ¬ Ohm cried stop him its BlacfcDoj ¬ on that Black Black Dog before did you now Not I sir said Morgan with a salute You didnt know his name did you No sir ¬ FOR THE TEETH Jclard Food Give ii I Exercise to Jaws and Ivceim the Teeth Strong and Healthy tie People who eat hard food Avho love natural fruits and give their teeth something to do unless they have in ilierited strong natural tendencies to nvard early decay of the teeth will have better teeth than others and have them In better order toothbrush or no tooth- Jbrusli rtcise to -- -- Many a person oses himself with all sorts of remedies to aid digestion when the real cause of 2iis dyspepsia may be found in the poor estate fof his teeth Healthy Home diked Omelet Beat the whites and yolks of four jfjgsepar ately add ato the yolks a small cupful of milk tablespoonful o flour a teaspoonful of baking pow ¬ der half a teaspoonful of salt and last ly the stii beaten whiles It should be served iiie moment it is taken from the oven as it is Iikel3 to fall Boston JTerald Of Course 3ot IDiner Heres a dead fly in this soup Waiter Cant expect flem to stay rmlive after being boilddsir THX v ¬ Hard food gives abundance of exer the jaws enlarges the muscleh blood vessels of the parts and and keeps them well supplied with blood tlius keeping the teeth strong- and healthy Keep a puppy from his birth on milk nd soaked bread and you will find that his teeth will give him the go by before he is five years old unless he steals enough bones to keep them in sjood order Hard food gives an abundant supply of saliva and this cleans the eeth more effectually than a tooth wash The importance of sound and serviceable teeth as an aid to health cannot - ¬ lie overestimated Journal - r1 however to deny the merits of the ship So far there was not a hitch The work people to oe sure riggers and what not were mot annoyingiy slow but time cured that It was the crew that troubled me I wished a round score of men in case of natives buccaneers or the odious French and I had the worry of the deuce itself to find so much as half a dozen till the most remarkable stroke of fortune brought me the very man that I required I was standing on the dock when by the merest accident I fell In talk with him found he was an old sailor kept a public house knew all thewseafarlng men in Brls tol had lost his health aslN3erijid want ¬ ed a good berth afctodkgertrovsa again He had hobbled down there th t morning he said to get a rnoil3S th I was monstrously totftucuso would you have been and out of pure pity I en ¬ gaged him on the spot to be ships cook Long John Silver he is called and has lost a leg but that I regarded as a recommenda- ¬ tion since he lost it in his countrys serv- ¬ ice under the immortal Hawke He has no pension Livesey Imagine the abomin ¬ able age we live in Well sir I thought I had only found a cook but it was a crew I had discovered Between Silver and myself we got to gether In a few days a company of the toughest old salts imaginable not pretty to look at but follows by their faces of the most Indomitable spirit I declare we could fight a frigate Long John oven got rid of two out of the six or seven I had already engaged He showed me In a moment that they were Just the sort of fresh water swabs we had to fear in an adventure of importance I am in the most magnificent health and spirits eating like a bull sleeping like a tree yet I shall not enjoy a moment till I hear my old tarpaulins tramping round the capstan Seaward ho Hang the treasure Its the glory of the sea that has turned my head So now Livesey come post do not lose an hour if you respect me Let young Hawkins go at once to see his mother with Redruth for a guard and then both come full speed to Bristol JOHN TRELAWNEY P S I did not tell you that Blandly who by the way is to send a consort after us if wo dont turn up by the end of Au ¬ gust had found an admirable fellow for sailing master a stiff man which I regret but In all other respects a treasure Long John Silver unearthed a very competent man for a mate a man namd Arrow I have a boatswain who pipes Livesey so things shall pro nmio war fashion on board the good ship Hispaniola I forgot to tell you that Silver a man of substance I know of myoTii knowledge -- By the powers Tom Morgan its as good for you exclaimed the landlord lighted been mixed up the And I was going to sea myself to If you had you would never with put have of that sea in a schooner with a piping boat- ¬ like another foot in my house you may lay swain and pig tailed singing- seamen to was he saying to to sea bound for an unknown island youthat And what and to seek for buried treasure I dont rightly know sir answered While I was still in this delightful Morgan dream we came suddenly in front of Do you call that a head on your a large inn and met Squire Trelawney shoulders or a blessed dead eye cried all dressed out like a sea officer in Long- John Dont rightly know dont stout blue cloth coming out of the door you Perhaps you dont happen to with a smile on his face and a capital rightly know who you was speaking to imitation of a sailors walk perhaps Come now what was he jaw- ¬ Here you arc he cried and the ing vyages capns ships Pipe up doctor came last night from London What was it Bravo the ships company complete We was a talkin of kecl hanling Oh sir cried I when do we sail answered Morgan Sail says he We sail to morrow was you and a mighty suitable thing- too and you may lay to that Get back to your place for a CHAPTEB VILT lubber Tom AT THE SIGN OF THE SPYGLASS And then as Morgan rolled back to When I had done breakfasting the to me in a confi- ¬ squire gave me a note addressed to John his seat Silver added was very flatter- ¬ Silver at the sign of the Spyglass and dential whisper that told me I should easily find the place ing as I thoughthonest man Tom Mor ¬ Hes quite an by following the line of the docks and gan only stupid And now he ran on keeping a bright outlook for a little lets sec Black Dog again aloud tavern with a large brass telescope for No dont know the name not I Yet I I a sign I set off overjoyed at this op- ¬ kind of think Fve yes Ive seen the portunity to see some more of the ships swab He used to come here with a and seamen and picked my way amonjr blind beggar he used a great crowd of people and carts and That he did you may be sure said bales for the dock was now at its busi- ¬ I knew that blind man too His est until I found the tavern in question I was Pew It was a bright enough little place of name was cried Silver now quite ex- ¬ It entertainment The sign was newly cited Pew That were his name for painted the windows had neat reel Ah he looked a shark he did curtains the floor was cleanly sanded certainrun down this Black Dog now we there was a street on either side and If be news for Capn Trelawney an open door on both which made the therell good runner few seamen run a Bens large low room pretty clear to see in better than Ben He should run him in spite of clouds of tobacco smoke down hand over hand by the powers The customers were mostly seafar ¬ nc talked o keel hauling did he Ill ing men and they talked so loudly keel haul him that I hung at the door almost afraid All the time he was jerking out these to enter he was stumping up and down As I was waiting a man came out of phrases the tavern on his crutch slapping of a side room and at a glance I was tables with his hand and giving such a sure he must be Long John His left show of excitement as would have con- ¬ leg was cut off close by the hip and un ¬ vinced an Old Bailey judge or a Bow der the left shoulder he carried a street runner My suspicions had been Crutch which hf Tnnnnrrprl irHi UU- - thoroughly reawakened on finding Ill dcrful dexterity hopping about upon it Black Dog at ho Spyglass and I like a bird He was verv tall nnri watched the cook narrowly But he strong with a face as big as a ham wns too deep and too ready and too plain and pale but intelligent and smil clever f owne and by the time the two ing- - Auueeu ne seemed in the mosti men had come back out of brcatn ana i cheerful spirits whistlinsr as he mnvprV comesauLii inu rTr hnd lostM he track scolded like aboutamong the tables with a merryin a crowd and been - ¬ of Fashion of the Elizabeth ¬ an Era Glancing across the surface of every- ¬ day life in the Elizabethan days of ro- ¬ bust manhood it is interesting to no- ¬ tice the lively childlike simplicity of manners the love of showy brilliant colors worn by both sexes and to com ¬ pare these charming characteristics with the sober halbiliments and re ¬ served manners of the present day Here is an example of the man of fash ¬ ion the beau ideal of the metropolis as he sallies forth into the city to parade himself in the favorite mart of fash- ¬ ionable loungers St Pauls church ¬ yard His beard if he have one is I on the wane but his mustaches are cul tivated and curled at the points and himself redolent with choicest per ¬ fumes x Costly jewels decorate his ears tf gold brooch of rarest workmanship fastens his bright scarlet cloak which is thrown carelessly over his left shoul ¬ der for he is most anxious to exhibit to the utmost advantage the rich hatch ¬ ings of his silver hilted rapier and dag ¬ ger the exquisite cut of his doublet shorn of its skirts and trunk hose His hair cropped close from the top of the head down the back hangs in long love ioeks on the sides His hat which was then really new in the coun ¬ try having supplanted the woolen cap or hood is thrown jauntily on oneside it is high and tapering toward the crown and has a band around it richly adorned with precious stones or by goldsmiths work and this gives a support to one of the finest of plumes Nineteenth Century H The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every- ¬ thing for Orchard Garden LawriT No Aeents strawberry and general nursery cat ¬ alogue on application to H Telephone F HILLENMEER 279 Lexington Ky u ALVA CRAWFORD carl Crawford CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts Y iii HBH JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable Work guaranteed satisfactory 1 iYRUPINDIGESTION PEPS2 CURES FRANKFORT CINCINNATI 1 DR CALDWELLS RY In Effect Marcli 1807 Keel-haulin- g- - What Was Hnrt Many stories are told of the witty retorts made by a certain judge who died a few years ago and among them is one which proves that his wit did not desert him in t3ie most trying circum stances One day as he was walking down the steps which led fromJiis town house he slipped lost his footing and fell with many thumps and bumps to the bottom A passer by hurried up to the judge as the latter slowly rose to Ms feet I trust your honor is not serioirsly hurt he said in acxious in ¬ My honor is not at all hurt quiry returned the judge withi a rueful ex- ¬ pression but my elbows and knees Tit Bits are I can assure 3ou ¬ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND ¬ Arr Switzer ArrStamnlng Ground Frankfort lve Rtkhorn Arr 630am Arr JJn vails Arr JcorKClown Arr Newtown Arr Ccntreville Arr Elizabeth A vr Paris Lve Georgetown 702am MSpm 7Wam W8pm 720am 415pm 8Wun 4S10pm Hl2am 442pm 822am 452pm 828am 458pm 840iiin ft10pm 4arn o20pm ftfilnm oJJpru oopm r4 WEST BOUND live Paris ArrElizabeth Arr Centrevillo Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown a Otfiam 542pmj a r20amf ftSOpm ings if oiothing else and recall after years of separation the characteristic things about an oldseatmate Two men who had beeni at school to- ¬ gether when they were boys met and talked of old times fBy tbe way said one I saw Smith when I was out at Seattle Did you And what was he brag ging about whem you saw him He was bragging about his modesty just at that moment Dear old Smith Just like him Youths Companion STo to Boast Of Schoolfellows learn each others fail A Tlilnsr ¬ Arr Stamping Ground Arrownzer Arr Elk horn GEO Lvo Georgetown irr Duvniis iW8am 55Xpm 1000am Ui0pm 1040am 635pm 1110am 1125am 1135am 1155am C D J38am r48pra 6M6pra 105am 653pm 704pm 711pm 725pm - BHARPER Genl supt Ekankfort Genl Pass Agt Ky BERCAW ¬ mmm EAST BOUND 01 ei 5- 1 TIME TABLE Lv Louisville Ar Lexington ll15am840pm H Monotony to the statement of tha According daughter of a Massachu setts clergyman there are ways of mak ¬ ing an old sermon seem almost new Molly said- one of the friends of this young critic does your father ever preach the same sermon twice J think perhaps he does return edMolly cautiously but I think he talks loud and soft in Afferent places the second time so it doesnt sound the same at all Youths Companionten-year-old 830am C00pm kvyf - - s ¬ sazsgs - r Philadelphial0l5am 705pm j JUJB auspm cn - WEST BOUND ArLJxinguinr800a Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville ArWlnchpstpi- - Tirtom - V X -- N8W Yrk Knew His Ways change11 Why do you say we are perfectly For rates Sleepinsr Car safe if we elope on a railroad train any information call on reservation oi Because papa wont pursue us until F BCarr he can get a pass Chicago Becord Trains marked thns f run dailv cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisvillfl 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm 9llam 630pu niJSSS 3 - L- - - iYi 1 V -- Suffering vloses all its charms f ol a woman if she has to do It n silence Chicago News Iiv Lesmgtoa Ky Pasa Agent jF v - JfcJ r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUEsDAY MAY 17 1898 s ENJOY QUIET LIVES -- f r r lS- THE LAW IN THE CASE - AJstronomers Do Not Worry Them selves with the Affairs of Earth ¬ ItiVas So Plain and Simple That There Was Ao Need of a Appeal M A FRIENDS ADVICE And what it led to fe Aju- Sensitive What made you try to whip Gruffins lor the mere general assertion that all the robbers ought to be in the penitentiary I didnt see anything- for you to get angry at I know you didnt see anything But know Grufnns opinion of me Washington Star ¬ - OS This now the time of the chainless wheel And the wireless telegraph Of smokeless powder and horseless cabs Of the stockingless foot and calf Of bloodless duels penniless dukes Of childless kings and earls And now as ever while lovers love Tis the time of heartless girls Town Topics HIS OWN FAULT Models the floor playing with his blocks Pres ently he looked up at his mother and Ma can God see everything asked Everything Harry He turned to his blocks again but evidently did not drop the subject from his thoughts for he soon asked Can he see the back of His own neck Current Literature It Worked Both Ways She Does the fact that I have mone make any difference to you dearest He Of course it does my own It is such a comfort to know that if I should die you would be provided for She But suppose I should die He Then I would be provided for- - A little Pennsylvanian was sitting on The Final Test ¬ N Y Truth A Thorn or Every Rose Weary William Come ter think of it layin down aint such easy work after all Arriet I cant elp the way yer stand A Spring Reflection Arry London Punch She paid for the bell And improvements they sell The Difference Too many to mention by name The bonnet and bike In randpas time he used to drive two oxen large and strong Quoth she are alike And yet twas at a snails slow pace they The trimmings cost more than the frame small calves one may Go whirling through the country lanes a hundred miles a day L A W Bulletin Woomin fool Leigh N Wrest Id like ter know why it aint Weary William Why a fellers got ter keep changin position every few hours or else he gets kinder stiff an sore Brooklyn Life A Scheme That Failed Papa I did the count an injustice I thought he was a chump Mamma And jou have changed your opinion Fapa Yes indeed You should have seen him kick when I tried to work off some worthless railroad stocks as part of the marriage settlement Puck Worth of Gold Papa said Sammy Snaggs who was seeking for information how muchs 1 I gold worth an ounce I cant tell you what gold is worth Arry whose Old Dutch has been shopping and has kept him waiting a here but in the Klondike I understand considerable time Wot dyer mean that gold is worth its weight in dough- ¬ Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegrap- h keepin me standin abaat ere like a nuts But since the fleeting cycle came with two carted him along Washington Star HE KNEW THE BREED Is there any bicycling at Dawson City asked Wheeler You bet said the returned Klon diker and it is the finest in the woild The air freezes so it cant escape when the tires are punctured Brooklyn Life One Advantage ljjlBiLLbb W if use finesse Bond You bet he has Picking out Ore man whose money hes- - goirig to spend is no fools business N Y World The Real Question am true blue she murmured I nestling upon his bosom He softly sighed Is she true pink he asked himself gazing raptiy into her complexion The mission of the cooking school Why the cooking schools the place Where women learn to make the bread No man shall eat or so t is said Save in the sweat of his face Puck WASTED VERBAL ASSISTAIVUK Where the Finesse Comes In Pruyn If a man is hard up he sim ply must spend money but hes got to ¬ Puck The Cnrsc XTnllilled Jinks I want to buy a dog I flonM know what they call the breed but it it something the shape of a greyhound with a short curly tail and rough halt Do you keep dogs like that Fancier No I drowns em Lon don Punch A Definition A pessimist is one who views The world through glasses that are blucj Who if he finds a dollar stews And kicks because it wasnt two Chicago Daily News digestion Bones Ah That young wife of hia is to blame I suppose Jones Yes She cooks so well that he overfeeds himself at almost every meal True to Her Instincts Auctioneer Im offered only 5 for this magnificent work of art wholl make it G Make it S550 then beg pardon madam I didntcatch whatyou said Did 3ou say 550 Mrs Shopps coldly No sir I said Up-to-Da- Contrary to Precedent Jones Smith suffers greatly front in- te 549 N Y Here is a very good book said the persistent railway bookstall boy Vicar Dear me Im afraid youve How to Win a Woman had a bad accident Are you much hurt Look here said the bald headed Curate I dont think so but I wish passenger if youve got one on how there was a layman here to say a few lose em Ill buy it at your own to words for me Sketch price Tit Bits Mother Goose on the Situation Safe Models Jack Spratt ould eat no fat His wife could eat no lean For they were at the Klondike where The people live on snow and air And meat is never seen -- Truth What He Wanted I suppose nobody can be so detached iThe man in the southwest had stolen the from mundane troubles is the man horse beyond the peradventure of a doubt for he had been taken whose calling it is to investigate the hfm and the owners with the horse under name was on the other earths of the universe In the blanket Under the circumstances he astronomical observatory there is al- ¬ should have been thankful that he had It is not a common occurence been many a younger woman Ever since my much ways peace In our churches we offer judge granted even so becauseas a trial byof-a friendly word should be the means that a recovery I have taken a couple of bottles of giv ¬ on a soap box many such ing nearly forty years of happiness and of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla each spring and up prayers for the political welfare of fenders with far less evidence of guilt had health to the person heeding the advice it am quite satisfied that I owe my good ¬ the country and listen to sermons ad- been swung up to the nearest telegraph pole carried This was the case with Mary health I give this Iangard At twenty five she was dragging monial to this treatment hope that it testi- on sight But this one had had a trial and may purely in the vocating or deprecating war Sitting at the out her days in misery At sixty one she meet the eye of some poor sufferer verdict had been duly announced liome amid wife and children in the finds herself so active and strong she can Mary Lingard Woodstock Ont Gents remarked the judge who was at do work that would shame many a younger security of our firesides we read the tired in a red flannel shirt and sand colored Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla has won its wv woman and looks back on thirty six to newspapers and discuss the chances of pantaloons take the prisoner happy healthful years of industry But of every corner of the world by the praise its friends those who have tried it and rush for let her tell her story battle and the horrors of famine But a The eager crowd made aeast whohim when know use of lawyer from the effete was presThirty six years ago I hadgreat trouble who remedy they were cured by the strong- the There is nothing so in the observatory there is no mention ent by the merest accident shouted to the my liver The doctors allowed that as this personal testimony It throws all with there were tumors growing on it and they theories and fancies to the winds and or thought of these things The near- ¬ judge blistered my side in an effort to give me stands solidly upon the rock of experi ¬ Stop this business You are acting con est the astronomer gets to this planet trary to relief I was at that time earning my ence challenging the law living as a tailoress but for five years positive 2 know every skeptic with a is 240000 miles the distance that sep- ¬ The judge being a good natured fellow and between the pain in my side and the with its purifying andAyers Sarsaparilla vitalizing action on arates the moon from us He does not a gentleman by instinct stopped it as re- ¬ blisters I was in constant misery and for every quested work was a drag to me with no prospect the blood is a radical remedy tainted or however linger there long it is too form of disease that begins in of relief fortunately for me however a impure blood Whats that the gent says he asked Hence tumors sores near he is like the old frontiersman friend advised me to take Dr Ayers Sar This procedure is contrary to the law boils eruptions and similar dissaparilla and finally persuaded me to take ulcers yield promptly to this medicine ¬ who began to gasp for breath when replied the lawyer eases a regular course of it When I first com Some cases are more stubborn than others- What law said the judge in surprise anyone came within five and twenty menced taking the Sarsaparilla my side but persistence with Dr Ayers Sarsapa ¬ The accepted law of the land was so painful that I could not fasten my rilla usually results in a complete cure- miles of him Our astronomer is not I reckon not smiled the judge dress and for a time I did not get any Mary Iingard began with a bottle and ¬ satisfied with miles he wants diamrelief but my friend advised me to per But I tell you it is persisted the law severe and relief was sure to come and went on to a course of Dr Ayers Sarsapa- ¬ eters of the solar system the speed of yer cured she come it did This happened as say rilla When she was could cure realized Aw medicine light vibrations is his yardstick Mars judge go jangle yourself exclaimed the thirty six years ago My liver has Inever that aalso preventthat So she took adisease could couple it Law is a troubled me since and during these years of bottles each spriug and kept in perfect is the nearest spot where he can sit of action Dont I know law is right and rule prescribing what proI have passed through the most critical health There are thousands of similar down a bit and feel at home He begins hibiting what is wrong Now mister and period of a womans life without any par cases on record Some of these are ticular trouble and to day at sixty one gathered into Dr Ayers Curebook a little to smile and open his shoulders at Ju- ¬ he continued in a less friendly tone if you years of age I am active and strong and book of 100 pages which is sent free by the- air ready to tell here gents that piter or Saturn he is striding along wrong to hang a these fer boss stealin it is able to do a days work that would upset T C Ayer Co Lowell Mass Write for it man you at a round pace by the time he passes have got the permission of the court to do it Xeptune and then with a sigh of re- ¬ but the court aint goin to be responsible CARAMELS Sliot the Way the Dogr Came lief he bestraddles the awful gulf that fer what happens to a man with them sen The other day Ole Hanson had trouble yawns between us and the nearest fixed terments The crowd assented to this proposition The Sweet Satisfaction a Woman with a bellicose dog that belonged to hia neighbor a Russian by the name of Hawa star and disappears cheerfully from with a shout of admiration for the judge Finds in Conquering Mascu ¬ Drenkovitskey The Swede shot the dog and the legal luminary from the east with view in the mists of the Hlky Way line Hearts as soon as he discovered that he was not drew with more or less precipitance Wash AYhat is the use of talking to such a ington friendly to him and the sequel found lodg ¬ Star And do you ever have such moments V ing in a justices court When Ole was pro- ¬ person about the war in Cuba How pounded inerrogatories by the attorney for soon do you think it will be settled AN ANCIENT CUSTOM Yes he replied many of them the prosecution he evidenced a sense of jus¬ you inquire He replies that it will re- ¬ From Republican You are young you have you Traveler Arkansas City have many friends who expect genius things tice in framing replies that is rarely wit great quire so many billion ages for Alpha nessed Kan Why should you ever have a dreary What sort of a gun did you have Mrv Pilgrimages to some shrine of St Vitus of you Centauri to alter its present position inquired the attorney Hanson J to cure the disease known as St Vitus moment But think of those starving folks in dance are no longer made The modern He turned an earnest look upon her and Es var two hole shotgun Ztfatanzas you continue He refers way of treating this affliction is within she permitted her long curling lashes to Double barrel Yas das et you to the fact that a thousand million reach of every household as is shown by the brush herIcheeksyou why tell Need he asked in Well dont you think you could have years hence the sun will have cooled experience of Karl A Wagner the trembling tones scared him away son of George Wagner of 515 9th She did not answer down and all the inhabitants of the St Arkansas City Kan The father tells Aye might ef aye had not bane scare soIf I had been permitted to know some lak deckens maesal solar family will have frozen to icicles the story as follows one before it was too late he went on Why didnt you take the other end of the Over a year ago he says Karl was Have you pictured to 3 ourself the ter-¬ life could have held no dreary moments gun and scare him away and continued ror of the moment when the Maine was taken with St Vitus dance months he was for me If I dared now to ask for the love Val master lawyer vy dednt de dog to grow1 worse during five blown up in Havana harbor you want under a physisians care His tongue be- of some one who has given herself to an- com for mae oder end first ef hae vant to do other Heaven to know At this he smiles a fearful came paralyzed and we could not understand -i- I dared would open to me If I dared det vay The lawyer is still wondering if there a word he said He became very thin lost smile and saying something about a She arose and smiled sadly wasnt extenuating circumstances connected1 He hesitated the use of his right leg and seemed doomed as they parted ¬ recent collision of two planets adjoin to become a hopeless invalid We had about shooting Denver Times That night she sat alone and held her with the ing a nebula of Orion is off toward the fiyen up hope when Dr Williams Pink mirror in her hands for a long long time for Pale People were recommended to north probably on a hunting expedi- ¬ And there was a feeling of satisfaction in A Flow of Language my wife bjr a lady whose daughter had been her heart as she contemplated her beauty tion after the Great Bear Sometimes I cured of a similar affliction by the pills A well known public lecturer is fond ofi Cleveland Leader feel inclined to go home I bought a box of them at once and soon telling how he was once introduced to ab Yes it is healthy once in awhile to re¬ noticed a audience by a man manifestly unaccustomed The Pioneer Limited change for Is the name of the only perfect train in the to performing duties of that sort Stepping mind ourselves of the relations of the better world now running every night between to the front of the platform before the large things in this creation to breathe in- ¬ in Ka rl s Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis via the audience he said Ladies and gentlemen finite space to cool our little fevers in conditi o n Chicagoj Milwaukee wc have with us this evening Prof Blank St Paul Railway I was s o the pioneer road of the West in adopting all who I understand has a finer flow of lan- ¬ its absolute zero to set our watches by well pleas- improved facilities for the safety and enjoy- guage than I have therefore I will not con- ¬ the Precession of the Equinoxes and to ed that I ment of passengers An illustrated pamph- tinue my remarks but will ask the professor seek a quiet corner for meditation let showing views of beautiful scenery along to come forward and consume the time somewhere behind the back stars more of the route of the Pioneer Limited will be And he sat down having quite exhausted them and sent free to any person upon receipt of two his own flow of language and leaving the Hitch one end of your hammock to Si w hen he cent postage stamp Address Geo H Heaf professor to begintas best he could after such rius and the other to Arcturus and comhad taken a dazing introduction Detroit Free Pres- s111 pose yourself for a nap of a few stellar fivp hnvp s ford General Passenger Agent Chicago A Hopeless Invalid periods when you wake up the matters the disease disappeared Ah the fond mother An Easy Victory That months ago and ha His Trade Mark that so concerned you here will have been no was six of the disease there cure sighed you say you love my daughter now return The Why Julia how the waist of your froclc but will you love her when she is old adjusted themselves Julian Haw- ¬ was effectual and permanent and I feel Steadily looking her in the eyes he replied smells of tar Yes mamma poor Mr satisfied that no other medicine could have thorne in Colliers Weekly Anyone can see at Ratlines of the naval reserves has been bid She will never get old produced so marvelous a result We feel Cleveland Plain ding me good by again Chicathat No Chance for Chloe rejoiced over the restoration of our son and a glance News she takes after you rtoolor go Daily UVU1UI nnot help butleel that Dr Williams fink Scipio a coal black negro battel SJl Uafor Pale People are the mostremark- lenown as Scip ds janitor of a - large medicme on the market TOTALS OF SALESWOMEN apartment house in Boston No discovery of modern times has nroved OnedaytheD s who had an apart- ¬ such a blessing to mankind as Dr Williams Pink for Acting direct- Mrs Pinkham Says Standing Still is One of ment in the house engaged a new maid ly on Pillsblood Pale People invigorating the and nerves the who was as black as Scip She was bod regulating the functions they restore Womans Most Trying Tasks the only colored girl in the house and the strength and health in the exhausted paone evening Mr D said jokingly to tient when every effort of the physician proves unavailing Have you ever thought why it is that so Scip These pills are sold in boxes at 50 cents a many women or girls rather walk for an hour Sajr Scip we have a nice colored girl box or six boxes for 250 and may be had of named Chloe living with its nowand if all druggists or direct by mail from Dr Wil than stand still for ten minutes It is because most women suffer from some youll be on your good behavior you liams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y derangement of their delicate organism the may come and see her and maybe shell Devious Definitions discomfort from which is less trying when take a fancy to you Monkey The possible key to mans origin they are in motion than when standing Tank yo sah tank yo very kind ¬ Tears The rain of womans sorrows and So serious are these troubles and so dangerous to ly replied Scip but de fac is sah joys com- ¬ Wind Something that makes a bicycle health that the laws in some states Ise already in lub wiv a blond De- ¬ pel employers to provide resting places for pneumatically tired troit Free Press Pity A fellow feeling that is too often their female employees Was an Old Ironmaster substituted for charity But no amount of law can regulate Trouble Something that can be borrowed the hard tasks of these women Cus- ¬ The oldest ironmaster in Pennsylva ¬ nia Gottlieb Moyer died a few days without security or interest tomers are exacting and expect the JEgotist A man who before Sir Henry Bessemer at the age cant get along without imagines the world saleslady to be always cheerful him of 94 He operated forges in that state Liberty The police court judges equiva- and pleasant How can a girl 70 years ago and it is noted by the bul ¬ lent for 10 or ten days aching when she is as- he cheerful when her back is Intoxicology The science that treats of sailed by lassitude and bearing letin of the American Iron and Steel WJ t down pains No mat association that he sold his iron then very slow but sure poisons naturally her nerves give ter how sweet tempered she is Indifference A mans regard for at 100 a ton Within the time of his Employers however dont breakfast just after eating to days way under the pain after a while s3gZ tmyjy life at the business the iron production dinner Chicago Evening News men Uheeriumess is veryr want cross and snappy saleswo of the United States has increased from amiable when racked with pain important capital and no one can he 50000 tons a year to 9625630 tons in State of Ohio City of Toleuo ss without delay to Mrs Pinkham at If you are ill or suffering write Lucjas County 1897 and the price has fallen from 100 Lynn Mass and tell her all about yourself Your story will not he new to Prank J Cheney makes oath that he is the a ton to 10 and even S in some of the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney ner she has heard it many thousand times and will know just what you need iron producing sections of the south Co doing business in the city of Toledo Without doubt Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound will help you it has County and State aforesaid and that said done such wonderful things for suffering women Do not hesitate to write Brooklyn Eagle her firm will pay the sum of One Hundred DolYour letter will not be seea of catarrh that all the little things that make you feel miserable lars for each and every case THE MARKETS cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh by any man and Mrs Pinkhams advice will cost you nothing FRANK J CHENEY Cure Read this letter from Mrs Mabgaket Anderson 463 Lisbon St Lewis Sworn to before me and subscribed in my Cincinnati Slay 16 ton Me 4 15 presence this 6th day of December A D LIVF STOCK CaUlecommon 3 00 4 25 4 50 1SS6 Select butchers Dear Mrs Ptnkham For years I had suffered with painful menstruation A W GLEASON G 00 G 75 CALV13S Fair to yood light Notary Public Seal every month At the beginning of menstruation it was impossible for- me to 3 GO 4 15 IxJOG Common Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and 4 20 4 30 Mixed packers One day a little boolc acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- stand up for more than five minutes I felt so miserable 3 85 4 25 Light shippers of Mrs Pinkhams was thrown into my house and I sat right down and faces of the svstem Send for testimonials 3 35 3 75 SHEEP Choice G 35 CO Toledo O 6 50 free F J CHENEY LAMBS Spring read it I then got some of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ eleven-year-ol- d - ¬ ¬ f - ¬ ¬ bought ¬ ¬ ¬ I v ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ 1 1 ¬ - ¬ Choose pianos for your models Follow on their lines with care For their attitude is always Either upright grand or square Chicago Record AS A RULE Chicago Daily News applies to me for a loan once a week regularly Washington Star r Application I am very much afraid that our friend Mr Fritters lacks application remarked the business man IsTot at nil replied the friend He Ficlile as the Winds She is the most tickle girl I ever FLOUR Winter family G KAIN WheatNo 2 red No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO 5 00 5 25 1 30 11 50 10 17 3 25 38 34 67 12 00 11 87J4 G 30 11 18 3 50 115 Halls Familv Pills are the best He Causrlit On Mabel George I do wish you would enlist George Why dear I thought you con- ¬ fessed that you loved me I did say so but if you were to go into the army perhaps you might learn what arms are After that she had no cause to complain Chicago Evening News Sold by druggists 75c Liver Pills I can heartily say that to day I feel like a new woman my montnljr suffering is a thing of the past I shall always praise the Vegetable Compound for what it has done for me AsK Mrs PtaKfiams Advice A Woman Best Understands a Womans IBS Amanr1 w zzrsnvrFBsittnttnzns 5 5 30 1 30 1 05 11 G 35 5 50 1 38 1 25 g 35 30 11 G GO for FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam 30 50 47J4 50 50 NEW YORK WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE FLOUR Winter patent OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE 6 10 G l 45 57 42l 315 saw 35y 11 GO Her love is inconstant eh make of wheel Topics Cheap in the Lras Run Young Lady examining bridal veils Can you really recommend this one Over Zealous Shopman Oh yes miss It may be used several times Tit Bits m n 11 G I should say so She has a different eacil year Town I 50 80 35 Shnlce Into Your Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet It cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age AllensFoot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired aching-feet Tru it to day Sold by all druggists ana shoestores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes SasJWE5 ENimUD NAME ON A POSTAL RE HD WE WILL SEKDYDU OUR 136 PAGE -- IS I AND THE wghibmI GREAT LAKES ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE - Synonymous Wmi repeating Armsco AVt HEW HAYEH 180WINCKESTER Gwftf nu-iT--r FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn She afterward as stupid before he is married as he ia He Sure or he wouldnt get mar ried Boston Herald A Poor Ctoi4ation The word Is often at her flung That ahes not made in beautys mold Though she will neer be pretty young ¬ Do you thijik the average man is r When we were two by the summer sea Just one umbrella would do ah me Now we are one and when storms are rough Even two umbrellas renot enough Chicago Record How Times Change CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Win ter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red LARD Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 5 85 1 29 1 27 41 G 1 2951 30V6 Wont l 35 73 4 30 4 50 4lii 35 you go along Jones No thanks drinkin now Judge Smith Yes Jones Im going fishing 3 Trains Daily between CINCINNATI old fellow I am t AMlena Ulcerlne Salve Is the only sure cure In the world for Chronic Uleera iloue DIcero Scrofislonu Ulcer Varicome Ulcer White Swelling Fever Sores and all Old Sore It never tails Draws out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for BolU Cuts Carbuncles Piles Salt lihemn Burns large and all Fresh Wounds By mail small 33c P AJUEES ME1ICIKJS tc Book free CO nuijM una DETROIT n 74 4 70 4 60 125 35 32 3 75 38 - -- yet Ufl toDaU soon shft will be pretty old - AJa tsIixed PORK Mess Steam - Corn Mixed 4 00 1 12 -- 3J 34 substitute for coffee nerves or injures the digestion Made from pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste and appearance of the best coffee at the price It is a genuine and scientific article and is come to stay It makes for health andstrength Ask your grocer for Grain 0 to grandma in the rocker Grain 0 is good for the whole family It is the long desired From Baby in the High Chair BlWiypRSSiTYTheOeramll0lUJ 8aa FraeiW UnrltfCSi3i 1 offers free scholarships at iho Stiuri or Uuhereltj EFIIIIPATIftM UBersltjfourtbecars course or California CUwUH I BtPtti including B iiiii JL JLrtlii Jul lng j boardlct2 nUInaj fare Strap for parUenlarfc Never upsets the St Paul J Minn Sold by Brurelots rAIiS treatment Free cases NEW DISCOVERY ffirca Y testimonials and curesdays ouick relief worst bend for book of and IO Dr U 11 QEKtM8 BOSS Atlanta e 7 nnn nnn IEEE i vwivww CATALOGUE A N fiCRESFTibcr voiony lands uouUi CBcatf WnCaAWFOOD ts 00 JImIitIIIo cnsvte Tea Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use In time Sold by druceists CUKES WHtKt ALL ELSE K E 1709 j 1150 010 Platonic love is a sort ofprologue to the realrthing Chicago News WJHEN WRITING TO AV2JETIS1 please state that yew usw th Adverttett aeeat la tbia papers rr 1 O 1P - JUlll If I lVlimillWIIMIill WHUtoijiiwyi flPfLS -- t t at itj 8 Haggard jKSS THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY Reads new lauudry is Give usN INSANE MURDERERS Question of Responsibility and Pun ¬ ishment For the Crime It may well bo that a man who could not be called insane bnt merely say an ordinary member of the criminal olasses with strong passions and feeble intellect would in the presence of an opportunity long expected and hoped for the consequences of which hia thoughts had frequently rGbearsGd be really for the moment incapable of re- straining his hand We should hang Tb 4 doing first class work a call Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Laun dry is washed white not white washed tt i ¬ w 9 pWlWffil Ii hi tf Haggard Reed Everything conies out in tbe wish at 1 the Bourbon Steam Laundry even the 88 MADE 17 m W Of Peck - P To O S Anderson Co O Suffered 2 Years dirt -- - liliiilllilillMilHrli ki IJinOlllJ X N Excursions i writes For twenty seven years I had been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ tion and paid Targe sums of money for doc- ¬ tors and advertised remedies without bene ¬ fit Three years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle and unnerve me I was unable to sleep had a number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to have no effect but after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe ¬ tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect God blessDrMilesNervine Yip 3ppgi Dr Miles Remedies vr r cwwt vm are sold by all drug ¬ JM files xl gists under a positive guarantee first bottle wfij benefits pr money re- ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ gKestores eases of the heart and fZ Keasth nerves free Address WW DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind ill ES MARY LEWIS wife of a promi nent farmer and well known by all old residents near Belmont N Y him nevertheless without the slightest scruple and we should waste no com- passion upon the absence of self control It is in fact impossible to frame a deli- nition of irresponsibihtj based upon ab- senco 01 self control without including 11 snrra nf nriniPR which a TirftSfinfc nrn years back punished by the law For there has been a sort of feud between the lawyers and the alienists on the subject so that even the textbooks speak of legal insanity and medical insanity as distinct To take extreme cases jurists have contended that no degree of insanity should exempt from punishment for crime unless it has reached such a point difference between right and wrong afthe time of committing the offense while medical men have very generally held to the opinion that this is not a proper criterion that many of the insane are f xlly conscious of the difference between right and wrong and that to enforce such a test means the ¬ ¬ j m seUN tlckets at excursion rates as follows State Assembly Presbyterian chotobes U S at New Orleans Tickets on sale May 17 18 19 limited to Juu 4th Que fare round trip state Encampment G A RM Bowling and Greeil Ky Ticketo ou saie May Oae tarts rouudtnp 2o limited to 28 Tickets On dale May LoUlSVllle rCeS 3d to 20th inclusive limited to- - 31st One and one third fare plus i for ad- mission to races The Celerv Capsules from James T Blaser gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I Jsed three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of other so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly youvs W S Avdeks3J Sold by all druggists at 50c andil per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free the Wright Medical Co Colurabns Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrighvs¬ drug Wrights Celery Capsules Pike Kecommends 4 j F B Carr Ajnt Vv 11 I tmP0P Dill pickle McDermott Spears lv a Day tf cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ize and empower the physician of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successful vac- ¬ cination All cities and towns in the county having Coutcilmen or Trustees do not come under this notice as it is espec- ¬ ially their duty to make proper pro- ¬ visions regarding vaccinations under Section 4611 of the Kentucky Statutes Every good citizen is interested in ob- ¬ serving and assisting in the enforce- ¬ ment of this notice I hope no further steps will become necessary I am Respectfully to me by the representa- ¬ tion of Dr Bo wen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne ¬ It appearing l I Your Life Insured thtthe of theP8rsou is utterly unconscious 1J gv iervirs mAARw COUNTY DIRECTORY Deputies Circuit Clek Chas E Butler F L McChesviey Deputv County Clerk Ed D Paton Pearce Paton Deputy County ttorny Denis Dun don Assessor Officers of Bourbon County Judge -- V VI Purnell Sheriff Geoige W Bo wen W W Mitch li a ud James Burke i Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach uuuli xvucuuiawom wuoujjttuuu auu hfinoiiirr of mniiv lrmnfin Thor nan Sick Headaches 100 days treatment be no doubt that of late years the med- costs lc a day A sight draft on above ical view has met with a wider accept- bank in every 1 box which brings ance than it used to do and that even vour money back if we fail to cure vou lawyers have shown an increasing read- - Sold by W T Brooks druggist mess to admit tue doctrine or irrespon ¬ sibility But it is a very anxious ques tion especially in view of recent dogmas as to degeneracy how far this doctrine is to be allowed to go All persons owing the estate-- of Mrs The condition of affairs is much more serious than some people think and it Sallie A Collins will pb ase call ou me Persons having is highly necessary that those who ad and settle at ouce claims against her estate are rpquested minister the criminal law should be on proven to me their guard against any insidious estab to present them properly for me at the or to leave their Hmuis lishment of immunity for the violation law office of McMillan Talbott Paris of its most sacred principles In any Ky case of murder the presumption in fa- ¬ TAYLOR COLLINS vor of hanging should be so strong as Admr with will annexed to leave very slender prospect of escape 3iaay 4wks C lville Ky for any man who prior to the commisBJH1 liilH sion of his crime had been thought fit to be at large If this condition cannot bo secured it will become a matter of grave necessity to take prompt steps for OF the incarceration of many people of evil passions who are now at liberty and to Xsice iHu render the utterance of threats a matter IN to be dealt with by the alienist as well as by the magistrate London Hospital ¬ ¬ ¬ 0UR insurance is protected ov bank- abie paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is I I REQUIRES NO COOKING 1 MAKES COLLARS AND GUFFS STIFF AND NICE II lp4i ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WS1X GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF iN FIR8T B01IGHT rcsji I Itlp iPY 1 it I HI IBIi illiMj W M5S mmm wBPW Judge of said County a true list under The physicians shall furnish to me as OF ANY OTHER STARCH THaCHUBINGERBRQSC9 gJSHSggBBItSSSSSgJj ti 4 ioai HtKEOKUKjOWA NewHAVENC0NNJ1 Hotice to Creditors COPYRIGHTED UESSiSEEmsssSTZSSZ ltiitiMilliiiiiiilililiiliiliililiii ertzsx J2S23 This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical experience m fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any otiier substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder W M PUILNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky ¬ For saie by all wholesale and retail grocers ggqwagfMaraBaaparafrjgfgtfijaM HOW TO FIND OUT IjSX ¬ lews and Opinions -- MXS liAURA WKISIIATJF A OF ¬ II MASTERS SALE - BOURBON SOCIETY IN SIBERIA Hostess and Guests Frequently Retire to the Kitchen to Cook and Eat At one of tho grand balls I attended ALSO USD Jailer Coroner School V G McClinock W C Jones Dr H H w -- writes Thomas G Fashionable Siberia in The Ladies Home Journal J was im- Suiyeyor B F Bedford jts iiitsfcbeu vy me proiusion 01 nowers used in the decoration of the ballroom and 7vMagistrates which had been imported from Europe at enormous expense and also by the Paris Neelv importance given to the matter of re ¬ Millfi slmrjr A 0 Ball freshments Although there appeared SLittle Rock See to be about four girls to one man the North Middletown H C Smith uuua 1 - uu ujC iuo uumpany spent tne nl Olintonville S L Weathers greater part of the evening at the buffet or zokooski table eating and drinking Hutchison E P Ciaybrook enter vill The conversation of the women I found J T Barlow was most conventional and one could Ruddles Mil 5 John Howard invariably anticipate the same remarks upon an introduction to a lady Knowl- Standing Committees of Bourbon edge of French which I was surprised to nnd tew could speak is considered Fiscal Court the most graceful feminine accomplish- ment Finance R J Neely Chair ¬ The kitchen however has for the man H C Smith and E P Cla lady of tho land a peculiar fascination brbok Very while dressed silks and Jatl A C Rail Chairman J satins often conversing within her guests and T Barlow wl P S See County Infirmary John How- ¬ a hostess will proceed to fry a blin or pancake it with the ard Chairman S L Weathers and gusto Theand eat ladies are greatest other at liberty H C Smith to follow the hostess example if they I Kate EdgMr Superintendent Roberts Mus at Krauxjarak len 111 lots ii John Jr Al- ¬ raTiiy i of BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT - v AgricultiiralTBankfJerisj Mai Tg A Vs W -- Cfh Fill a Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights and let bottle or common glass with urine¬ it stand twenty four hours a sedi Celery CTipsules ment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too Murry Ind Sept 17 1898 frequent desire to urinate or pain in the hack is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ The Wright Medical Co neys and bladder are out of order Columbus Ohio WHAT TO J0 There is comfort in the knowl edire so often 1 purchased Dear Sius Last sprine that a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr m expressed kid- ey Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great remedy fulfills every wish L C Davenport druggist Bluffton in relieving pain iu the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of Ind and used them tor stomach trouble sasius jl corrects inaoiiiiy the urinary pas- urine with which I had been afflicted for more scalding pain in passing 10 uoiu effects and or bad fol- than 15 years Since taking your Can- - lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- or neiug uiiies Liiit sules I have lost all trace of pain and my compelled tounpiuabiiuL necessity during get up many times the stomach is entirely well I can eat anv- night to urinate The mild and the extranr is soon realized thing and can truthfully sav that I have diiiary effect of amp-Koot ll stands the highest for its wonderful cures rot fplf hpf ter in vpom n jwu ii CU i meuiuiutiuu suuuiu mive ine Desi Yours Respectfully sola by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar Mrs Laura Weishauft You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet sent receipt of three Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 both cent free by mail upon cost two stamps to cover of postage per bos Send address on postal to the on the bottle Mention The Paris Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Ivy Iskws aud send your address to Dr Co Biughampton N Y The Kilmer trial size free proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen uiness of tllis oiler 24sp lmo ¬ - National Importance TfiE SUN CONTAINS BOTH v J i Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail 6 S a year a year - -w- i j vv x The Sunday Sun is the greatest the world Sunday Newspaper in Price 5c a copy Bv mail 2 a year Address THE SUN New York - RJ - styled cause on the 1Q V T -- day of April VtVirt me jjuhj House door in Paris Kentucky on will cull vh iK1i1tt wiiwi v iiyjij Turner Defendant By virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon ircuit Court rendered in the above 2d of ui - ¬ HERE IS SOME v i KATITRDAY MSY 2 1ST iOJO j at about the hour of noon to thee high est and best bidder the following de scribed real estate to wit All of the right title and interest of the said John V Turner in and to a tract of about 240 or 245 acres off land rf V HB it j p i I f lj ing in Bourbon count Kentucky bounded by the lands of Mrs Lucinda Ireland ou the E by tbe Kentucky iunuana Jtuniway uompauy on the 55 by tbe lands of Blake and Simpson on the W and being the same laud de- ¬ vised to the saidJohn W Turner for life by his father Chas Turnerexeept a small portion thereof conveyed to AV H Clay but there is included in the CtfARETiEs T Barlow Chair ¬ choose above boundary of 240 or 245 man P S See and S L Weathers acres a tract of about 10 or 11 French and English Crusoes Turnpikes H C Smith Chair acres conveyed to said Turner by W H man A P Bill and E P Clay of French men of letters have not enough Clay by deed of record in the office of the audacious spirit of the English the Clerk of Bourbon County Court to orook says Henry D Sedgwick in The At ¬ which reference is made for a mpre parlantic They troop to Paris where they ticular description Turnpike Commissioners have been accustomed to sit on their Also one lot of ground located in classical Paris became District No 1 EdjTurner Paris center of benches since romance of the Lexington Kentucky being lot No 16 France The Villon Ky is the romance of a Parisian thief The in Block No 12 of London Park proper- ¬ ty District No 2 Thos McClin romance of Eonsard is the romance of 50 of the Belt Line Company fronting feet on the W side of iock Millersburg Ky the Parisian salon Montaigne lives on aucl running back 175 Jackson Street feet in lines District No 3 Wm Linnehan his seigniory while England is topsy parallel to 7th Street turvy with excitement of new knowl- ¬ North Mildletown K tt iso one lot or ground located in edge and new feeling Corneille has the Lexington Kentucky being lot No 17 of Court of Claims meets first nobleness thema jeuue fille You can in Bloc No 12 of London Park proper- measure all bv their abilif v tn Thursday in April and October plant a cofcmy Wreck them on a desert Z Th SZ island Villon will pick blackberries feet and running back 175 feeft Eonsard will skip stones Montaigne Also one lot of ground located in whittle Corneille look like a gentle- ¬ Lexington Kentucky being lot No 18 man and the empire of France will not increase by a hands breadth Take a in uiock jno 12 of London Park proper- ¬ ty handful of Elizabethan poets and Sid ¬ on of the Belt Line Company fronting the W side of Jackson street and ney would chop Shakespeare would running back 175 feet cook Jonson dig Bacon snare Marlowe Or so much thereof as may be necescatch a wild ass and in 24 hours they sary to satisfy the plaintiffs debt inter- ¬ would have a log fort a score of savage 01 slaves a windmill a pinnace and the est and costs as hereinafter stated cross of St George flying on the tallest Said sale will be made upon credits of tree six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the Caloric The emotional litterateur had iust purchaser will be required tn execute bonds with good surety to be written a piece of which ha was vorv uy mo uuueraignea master approved proud The editor looked it over and sioner payable to himself and Uommis bearing then said interest from date until paid at the rate Do you candidly think such opinions of sixper cent having the force and effect of judgments ought to go into cold type I dont know much about the prac- ¬ Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ tical work of printing was the reply ment in favor of the plaintiff against the but I dont believe it makes any differ- ¬ defendant herein for thex- sum of ence Even if the type is cold I guess 382502 with interest thereon from that article will take the chill off it For 14 years this 6hoe by merit February 26th 1898 until paid at the alone Las distanced all competitors rate of six per cent per annum amount- ¬ Washirgton Star TV 1m Douglas S350 S400 and SSOO Bhaes are the productions of 6kIHed workmen ing principal and interest on the day from the best material possible at these prices of sale to the sum of 388934 and the Doing His Level Best Also S250 and SSOO shoes for men S250 SOO and 175 for boys and youths 12745 makme Do you think Grimlv that vnn fin costs of this suit W L Douglas shoes arc indorsed bv over 1000000 wearers ns tii vpcf you should to brighten your the sum total to be raised ontlie day of what in style fit and durability of any sale the sum of 401679 elrne ever offered at the prices home 7 They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari Ive put in gas electrio lights and EMMETX M DldtsON ety 01 learner lamps If theres anything elseto make If- dealer cannot supply ytfu write for cata Master Commissioner Oir- logue to W L Douglas Brockt An 3Iass Sold by it brighter Im ready to invest Detrcu t Uourt oit-Free Press J B SIELY McMillan AfttoVneys i S ¬ FOR You are aware that the Spring season has arrived Outfit You are now thinking of huyin 11 M 1 m B If m I ¬ a Brand New ri 7 irii flllP ¬ Table Damask Counterpanes Ginghams Cheviots Sheetings Tickings Towels Napkins Lace Curtain Bleached and Brown Muslin Crashes Gloyes and Corsets Muslin Underwear Carpets Oil CJoths Window Shades etc Fitting B B Cos Mens Clothing the finest line of Boys famous- Aunt The Celebrated Perfect Jane Hopkins make Never Rip Suits and Pants Monarch Shirts Stetson Hats Rice Hutchins fine Mens and Boys Shoes Sachs fine Guaranteed Ladies Shoes and Sliopers We make Suits and Trousers to order in our Tailoring Department We guarantee fit pisice aid workmanship Let us show you the piece goods for your selection FREE When your purchase amounts to 20 we give you a fine Rocking Chair and whan you purchase S 10 worth we give you a beautiful Picture You get a coupon witn every purchase no tuatter how small Save your coupon tickets for a Rocker or Picture REMEMBER ALWAYS THIS TRUE AND TRIED INFORMATION TO SAVE MONEY Am GET SATISFACTION CALL AT - Men and Boys want new Suits Trousers flats Shirts Underwear Shoes etc Ladies and Misses want new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc Remember this suggestive information It will be both profitable and pleasurable for you to call at TWIN BROS to examine the best and biggest Spring assortment of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Slippers T etc you have ever seen Why not buy vour goods at TWIN BROS where you get the newest goods the Our motto is Honest Goods at Honest Prices latest novelties the best qualities at the lowest prices to treat our customers honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied WhV It has been our success not let us have you as our customer Entire new stock of Silks Dress Good Silk Skirts and other Skirts White Goods Percales Sateens s fc n WL 3 SHOE thlUu DOUGLAS - TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS - - - ¬ 1 Bhnn ft -- 5 4 - iV rf Talbott 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