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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 20, 1898

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di t week ana as a result Mrs Ada Smith is still quite ill Died Q h 16th inst near East order showing that the tiwsof the values being offered here is inter- ¬ Frank liigels has btjeu quite ill for the Union chil jf Harrison Graves and not the shirt esting not only in this county but wherever there are homes to be past week tf Bourbon Steam Laundry he 14th inst near Somer- Died MASTERS SALE AN vs Ain above iL b furnished Mrs Mary A Rich Field For Thrifty Shoppers Will be found on this corner this week Floor Coverings New Matting opened this week usual price 20c our price 15c Linoleum for office hall hath room or kitchen 60 70 75c inlaid regular price 3175 this week 137- Unprecedented has been our Wall Pap r business this season and with our combination f price and quality it would be strange if we were not busy Curtains Curtains by the dozen largest line evi r offered in the city No old stock Nottingham at 75c 81 SI 50 and S2 750 10 and 12 Furniture Hall Racks 45 2 2 50 3 Hall Chairs Hookers Beautiful line at correct pries n Q f5 ft fe P 5ti w h r rm FiTi e u i to Richmond Miss Mary Taylor will close her school here to day Jas Hutaell went to Ohio Wednesday to buy cavalry horses A C Ball went to Cincinnati Tuesday to try the tobacco market Mrs Lewis Rogers of Cane Ridge was the gaest of relatives here Cuesday Mr Silas Paul was elected City Mar- ¬ shal by the Council Wednesday nigh Mrs Emma Wilson of Lexington is the guest of her sister Mrs Uailey Mrs James Artnur was in town Wednesday after a two mouths illnes Mrs Mary Trotter is visiting her daughter Mrs K tte Richardson m -- loCliutouk has returned set Rufns siuele Bn Lexington Carpets Furniture Wall Pape- riua cviryj vrwxiix2Tr7ssEtt tFvBi3C3iB3Maraagag WHY IS MOT fiafrr SSaB Pt4 r rva r fe Z23 in 4m j Mr Saml Fulton of Fairview the guSt of his son Mr J H Fulton Wednesday Robt McClelland of Lexington is here buvinir wooi niviug 20 cents for the best Misses Fannie to ann and Sadie Hart of Paris were guests of their auuc Mrs Miller Wednesday Jas Hutsell shipped a car of U S cavalry horses from here Tuesday to Bowling Green Ky was wm tn rJ BIH V i5 4P r IV Wfe sit JL Mrs Tom Prather of Mason was a guest of her sisters Misses Wadell Tuesday and Wednesday 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 500 Gf thorn O EDWAR DS o otiiison a merchant of TampxcoHlwrites FOLEYS VlOteY Wf a L -- Flemiugsburg Wednesday Mr C C Overton of Flemiugsburg was the gcibst of his sister Mrs Ed Hull Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs Jas Johnson went to Lexington yesterday to see her husband who re- ¬ cently enMsted in the Second Kentucky Regiment Mr Alex Duke and sisters Mrs Jo Perry and Mrs Anna Wilson of Mays lick were guests of Mrs Perry Jeffer- ¬ son this week Elder Henry Dodson who has been here for the Dast week with his mother h PnulniT frf vla t fittl nfnnnr1 XIULiOUU ICltXAUiUBUMVLUVuktA rJiltTT Mrs Saml Dodson is some improved Her sister Mrs Dooley returned to inilton ased about 35 and 1 here Sunday J C Bi iop8 barn near Pleasant Vallev ti Inr with its contents rednesday night ourned las The A iffU w boage nast organ ized in cuisKcity is Dooming ten or twelve uvvammbers i lining since the organiaatiW The schoollboard decided last Thurs clay night TMt the school term for nxt year shall arasist of ISO days all holi ¬ days are tow made good Carlisle Srople can save money by buying thljSgoods ot J T Hinton at Pars HiaEn of cirp its matrings wall papirljmd furniture is uuequaled in price anTjEuality The Aumml Sunday School Conven ¬ tion will bagld ut Blue LicK Springs 2 Thursday All Suuday School workers aRgmrged to be present and all i n teres tedjfiMtih welfare of this work are inviteclEo attend At the elj ition for school trustees of the Carlisl rrald School last Satnr- d ly week H Fritts and W W tLoward relctnd without oppu- hnrslay nicht la3t the sition Oi ted the entire corps of board re teachers a jamtQrs of our people have been A good attracted ris bv th bargains J T been offering in Citrpets Hinton furniture sail paper aud mattings and have pure from him They aie h hi goo is aui surprised all pleasec s of his stock bv the larf n lve ros Ratliff purchased i feet for tvutv eight St Cloul lot from C C front of t Cole adjc nn g the building occupied by Breslih Pee and will at once begin the erecitiot not a store room thereon This leav mm Cole BO feet front on the corner 14 pjfi deep mrr riBinrTMi numm nn itfnmi IB zMmM that Now is the time J every one Boukbox Circuit Court G Towi Phiintiff should take jne strengthen the system and pre- ¬ pare for the extra demands of Nature Every spring the system is thoroughly over- ¬ hauled there is a general house cleaning going on within The impurities that have been accumu ¬ lating for a year must be got- ¬ ten rid of and the system reno- ¬ vated and prepared for the siege of summer Unless Nature is as- ¬ sisted in this task the strain on the system is too severe and a breakdown is the result Some people neglect to supply this as- ¬ sistance and as a result they are overcome by an enervating de- ¬ pressed feeling their energies re ¬ By virtue of a the Bour ¬ spring tonic to bon Circuit Cum jndjnnent of entered in i niaue and of March 1898 an a Lewis Hall etc Defendants st led cause ou the 25th day as amended by the judgment of April 2d lfc9S I will sell publicly at the Con it house door in the city of Paris Kentucky at thn hour of 11 oclock m on SATURDAY SAY 28111 1898 wit rhe following described real estate to 0 The undivided one half interest of first party Lewis Hall in a tract of five acres two roods aud seven poles 5A 2 R 7 P of laud lying on the Lexington Curnpike in he suburbs of the city of adjoining the Shipp Pins estate on the S file land ot J A Lyle un the W nod said turnpike on the E and being the same propert conveyed by Lewis Hall and wife Hattie Hall to J J Hall and by latter conveyed to said Lewis Hll and wife Hattie Hall o which deeds ol record in the office of rhe Clrk ot tbe Bourbon County Court 1 Kr-ntu-k- j lax appetite fails and they sre totally disabled for a season Everybody just now needs a tonic and Swifts Specific is made foi a more particular description of said propertj refervue- Said above described real ffctate will b sold free- from the contingent right of bovver ot the defendant Hattie Hall yCd 1115 tonic on the is logically the best for market The general health needs building up hence a tonic is needed interest lrom date until paid at the rate per that is entirely harmless S S S of six and cent per aannum having the effect of judgment force is purely vegetable and is the only Said sale is made to satisfy a judgCircui iStkMrTStoi ia mm in ocasiuu cjjju blood remedy that is guaranteed lAUmuj ment in favor of the plaintiff herein J several cis ases nave oeen uispuseu of Asa fHWnSrrl ne was fined 275 and to contain no potash mercury or Jr Towles to secure the payment of his sentence mm irty days in tha county other harmful mineral ingredient lebt and interest herein amounting on the day of sale to the sum of 44330 ng Beni Young Geo jail for as ¬ Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months lor eqnal parts of the purchase money for wnich the purchaser will be leqnired to execute bonds payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner with good surety robe approved bv him and buaring English v the penit given tw horse ste itSiA But s ssion b t3 SSS htenced to two years in It is Natures remedy being made for having in his pos from roots and herbs gathered tools Ed Henry was in thu penitentiary for from Nature s great storehouse It iBO tf Kcfyfliir thoroughly cleanses the -- n - Earl Current Chas Bryan Tames Dailey Jaa Johnson and Julian fi Fand C Tole iritv how- - ffl and it teeth among- - llffi -- to any mch as to im- - nances Vde rMrnr a eartn i scienunc Horse Hoe way kills the weeds lets it air and moisture Id makes the the ictod crow Its a cultivator as well as a boe does either kind ror work equally well If you till your farm or garden with nnAn n j kl nnT IM ivuOi x iuuiciiji lltAAln uu ml II IMS ouipium ui tuc umcusc w wuiik wui uc r HnalnnW a rniu iuo iany one orluureusu in prouu xiicre is u Bcure ui iucbc uiucuuies which will do as much as live or six cood men rand do it better The latest Ideas In modern farming f are ulainlv set forth in the Planet Jr Book for 1898 f Mailed free S I ALLEN CO 1107 Market St PMIada Wm Chancelor and Mr Allard of Lexington have been here for several Sold by Jam os Kennedy Druggist lays selling a patent coffee pot Go to Jas Butlers and see it it certainly GP33ETQ2 The only safe sure and makes coffee in one minute m Sy reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies Misses Carrie Current Jennie and 1 Mk g especially recommend- - Bessie Purnell Lucylee Allen Lula and a naoiV 5 ed to married Ladies and BeHe Ask for DR ISOTTS 2ENlTY30TAIi FIZIS and take no other Mary Grimes Lucile Armstrong Judy Dorothy Peed Mary Lula EST Send for circular Hrice SI 00 per box 6 boxes for 500 3DK lytOTTSS OKKMlICLaJLi CO - Cleveland Ohio McClintock and Edna Hunter Mrs GW Bryan Jos A Miller Mrs Belle For Sale By V T Brooks JJrusrjriHt Armstrong Mr and Mrs Caleb Cor Messrs Thos and G W rinirton McClintock Dick Butler and John Thornton and others went to Lexing- ¬ ton Wednesday to see the soldiers at Camps Collier and Bradley Hazel ton Yon can do It best easiest quickest with a Planet Jr o ma pulverizes tne iSS fact that of life and CURE xs meetinff with womW ut- - nn cess It ha i aumc here that nhv pronounced incurable I myself am able to yCto lts 1 merits Mv f Picture u our Kidnev v Cure has mart f o u naa Bffer- ed twnf years with the dis ease and to day I feel ten 3ears yoitmrer than t aa ue ear r Cn some wonderful -catcs McClintock were sworn into the Second Kentucky Regiment at Lexington Pleasant St Tuesday Miss Julia McClelland of Lexington has closed her school at Gtlenkenney and has been the guest of Mrs Martha McClelland and Mrs Caleb Corrington Dr L T NELSON ailwmpurraBsTlft v Kaufmap Co for its debts and inter est amounting on the day of sale to the oum of 11575 and the costs of this blood of suit to wit 10205 making the tblalT ssustfBa oeruissdajonfathetda y rhvirn IfflMmilBWIili and also the judgment in favor of M 661 T opp First Presbyterian Church Bucks old office eral health renews the appetite and imparts new life and vigor to Dangerous the entire system typhoid fever and other rjrevalent or V w 1M 1 EMMETT M Court McMlUAN DIOKSONm and others u r cct3vKv5Sm8IHHB t j- Master Commissioner Bourbon IJGircuit ofhMufca7wair 7 affol certtl Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a summer diseases seldom attack a Attys person whose system is thoroughly j Talbott nlpmiflorl S S S nTifl I for the past wek m 1 to 5 pm toned up spring with in the S new For Sale Cheap A Bemis ¬ of its -- unul qualities moii returned home yesterday as both patients are now convalescent Miss Williams and Miss Ruliff of Lexington who have been nursing Mrs las Arthur and Smith Clark Get lfeer Some S S and be pre- ¬ Will sell or exchange for live stock Address f2my 4t Ji Tobacco Planter good as Peo DieTMii i pared Sold by all druggists MWMlllrLlililKMLlll J C MONTGOMERY Cenierville Ky HHiml LIIHMWHM JLinulJJI Steinway Pianos we sell that because we sell rhm hi r nothing else and they must necessarily pay a high price if they buy of us - s Stir the Eai v They are Mistaken for we have other high grade pianos such as the I have just received a well selected stylish new 5a a ne of m op ip m v V SsA ZVJ SA rs Stay Or Watters Party limited The noted Watters Party will remain ia Paris but a short time and the days S Stout Succeeds Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Paris FIKST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only of big profits and small sales was past day SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 OFFICIAL PER GENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship by Congressman James Rankin Young FOURTH He always does as he advertised All about War with Spain the Navy which you can place your orders will soon be past Their studio at the Hotel Windsor is a very bdsy place as they are Co putting the finishing touches on a num- ¬ ber of portraits now almost ready for 121 123 W 4th St Cincinnati delivery This opportunity to procure portraits by celebrated artists should not be neglected Remember their stay in Paris is limited DR CALDWELLS tf Kurtzman etc superior in touch tone and finish at prices most moder We offer intending purchasers ate greater variety and better value dollai for dollar than any house in the West If you can not come write for full information Smith Barnes Gabler Ernest Urchs I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- jDloy good workmen In soliciting your patron- ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te II iYRUP PEPSIN CURES CONSTIPATION J H HAGGARD EBSOfl WAR BOOK wjWKWvPMEETS wmwmrniwmfmWHrmwpmm A CRITI EVERY REQUIREMENT OF ¬ all defenses Battle Ships etc Portraits and biographies of Dewey and all As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your 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 giving H S Stout a trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for ¬ 3000 AND PARIS FURHISHfflG H JOE MUNSON 3500 CO prominent officers Nearly 600 pages Massive volume Marvelously cheap Best authorship Only authentic official book Experience not necessary Any body can sell it Ladies as successful as gentlemen We are the largest sub- ¬ scription book firm in America Write us Fifty persons are employed in our correspondence department alone to serve you Our book is just out Get agency now and be first in the field Large 50c War Map in colors free with book or outfit Other valuable KpJjT Ask for -- CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILYIN THOU SANDS OF OF HCES ALL Jt 1 OVER THE jX VORLD 8 YAM BATH FOR CABINET k TAILORING Manager S STOUT Cutter premiums Tremendous seller Big- ¬ Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca gest money maker ever known Most Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ liberal terms guaranteed Agents tion via Leaness Skin and Blood making 700 to 2800 per day Diseases Kidney Diseases Twenty days credit given Freight Nervous Diseases paid FulLJbook sent prepaid to agents Asthma Catarrh etc 145 Splendid sample outfit and full For Pale By instructions free for niue 2 oent stamps to pay postage Mention this paper OHAS N FITSIAN MONKOE BOOK CO Dept M ChicagoIU At A Shires jewelry store Paris Hy Oar New Art Catalogue THE8 TO BE PROVE ITSELF CONTINUES TO f The Smith Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio A u R 2 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY 20 1898 -- room This gives CINCINNATI AT WOEK to each undue advantages willassurance be taken that no Gobin a of visitors while here Gen DEADLY CYCLONE 4X FIFTY FIFTH C0NGEESS - Over a Score of Lives Lost arid Thou Preparing to Make the Grand Army Encampment a Success How the Ohio Olty Will Care for tlie Veterans Who Will Assemble There Early in Sep ¬ tember Special Cincinnati Letter T I HE Grand Army of the Republic is now recognized the world over as the greatest and most influen ¬ tial organization of war veterans the world has ever known Its na- ¬ tional encampments have become fa- ¬ mous attracting visitors from all parts of the union both military and civ ¬ ilian The first post of the Grand Army was organized at Decatur 111 April 6 I860 and the first national en- ¬ campment a veryismall affair was held JM1 INGALLS Chairman Committee of Arrangements M JB t April 20 1866 To-¬ day the society has a membership of nearly 320000 divided into 7106 posts Its annual encampments are attend ¬ ed by fully 100000 people and made the occasion of a spontaneous display of patriotism vhieh must be intensely gratifying- to the grizzled veterans The encampment of 1S97 held at Buf ¬ falo N Y was in every respect a suc ¬ cess but it is predicted that this years gathering which will meet at Cincin ¬ nati a point much more cen tralty lo ¬ cated than Buffalo will attract the largest attendance in the history of the order Every one of the 45 depart ¬ ments of the Grand Army will be repre vsented and most of them will partici ¬ pate in the grand parade which will be in command of Col John P S Gobin of Lebanon Pa the present command- ¬ er an chief and his personal staff The Womens Belief Corps an or ¬ ganization composed of thewavesj moth- ¬ ers daughters and sisters of union sol- ¬ diers of tne civil war will hold its an nual meeting at the same tlme Irt is eoinposed of a number of state der rpartments divided into corps and has a membership of about 1400d0 The national president is Mrs Agnes Hitt of Indianapolis TheLadiesof the G A B another auxiliary to the Grand Army will meet at Cincinnati during the first week of September Commander-in-Chie- f Gobin is expect ¬ ed to visit Cincinnati soon with his staff to inspect the preliminary plans of the citizens committee for- the thirty-secon- d annual encampment of the G A R This will be his second official visit When here in November last he ex- ¬ pressed surprise at the progress al- ¬ ready made He found a thorough or ¬ ganization of prominent business men with Hon M E Ingalls president of the Big Four and Chesapeake Ohio railroads at their head On the occasion of his coming visit tbe committee will be able to outline to a large extent exactly what will be done in the way of receiving and entertain- ¬ ing the old veterans and the thousands of friends who will come with them to Cincinnati in September of this year - at Indianapolis Ind few days ago named the Grand hotel as national headquarters and he and his family and his staff will occupy about 12 large rooms in this hostelry This hotel will also be headquarters for the two national presidents of the womens auxiliary organizations the Womens Belief Corps and the Ladies of the G A B Parties began contracting for accommodations in the hotels early last fall and some of the hotels have already disposed of every room But Cincinnati has fortunately a large number of good hotels and itisbelieved there will be no lack of facilities in that direction As for the veterans who prefer to camp out with a mattress only between their bodies and the floor and their grips for pillows two classes of free quarters will be provided The most interesting by all means is Camp Sher man Adjoining the popular summer resort Chester park is a large level field of many acres extent which is to be transformed into a tented city with a careful sewage system with electric lights and city water Here it is proposed to care for 40000 veterans The many buildings in Chester park will be used as auxiliaries to the camp which has been named in honor of Gen Wil liam Tecumseh Sherman The large club house will be used as a restaurant where the veterans can get a square meal for a quarter or lunches at popular prices The amusement hall will be available for campfires and reunions Cincinnati has about- 70 sclhool build ings The use of all cf these has been donated by the board of education They will be transformed into lodging houses for the week of September 5 Al ready the committee on school build ings of whiich Capt B E Monford president of the board of education and member of the national council of administration G A B is chair man has assigned to quarters in 2C school buildings about 12000 veterans It is expected that at least 40000 vet erans can be comfortably lodged in all the school buildings of the city The committee on halls and meeting places Col Max Silberberg- chairman has obtained possession of very public meeting place in the city and is now engaged in assigning- the same foT campfires and reunions Col Silber berg is desirous that all organizations desiring use of halls will make applica- ¬ sands of Dollars Worth erty Destroyed ofrop of lives were lost and thousands of dollars worth of property was de- ¬ stroyed by a tornado which swept Clinton and Jackson counties Wednes- ¬ day afternoon The storm jumped into western Illinois near Savannah and it was at that point that the loss of hu ¬ man life was greatest Telegraph and telephone facilities are paralyzed and the full extent of the storm is yet to be learned The dead so far reported are At Preston la Charles Eloca Mrs Charles Flora three children pf the Clinton la May 19 Over a score ¬ Floras i At Quincy la William 0Meara child of John Clark At Biggs Station la Martin Bines daughter of Michael Solon At Stan wood la Michael Moloney ¬ ¬ ¬ Western Illinois started shortly after 3 oclock Wednesday morning a mile south of Stanwood From Stanwood the storm moved rapidly in a northeasterly direction passing over the ¬ Luke Maloney At Delmar Junction la Oha Allison Sauren Clemensen t At Savannah 111 Four persons names unknown The storm which worked suchdevas tation in the rich farming counties along the eastern border of Iowa and ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ton county and then over the southeastern portion of Jackson coun ty This section of the state is thickly settled No towns were in the path of the storm but farm houses and barns were torn to pieces by the The storm was seen approachscore ing by many of the farmers and they sought refuge in the cellars At least 25 were however unable to find shelter and probably as many more were seriously injured by flying timbers The path of the storm varied rrom 40 rods ¬ ¬ northeastern part of Clinton coun ty the northwestern part of Clin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - in some parts of Clinton county to 80 Trees and feet in Jackson county Boofs outhouses were torn to pieces were houses of lifted farm like straws and carried half a mile - ¬ J8 0 WK along the path of the storm and then evenue to be derived by the government under hurled against the walls of big stock Represent law and under the bill as it was barns cutting them in two and killing eported from the senate committee on finance hundreds of cattle which had taken fct the conclusion of Mr Allisons statement he bill was made shelter in the sheds from the storms twill be pressed tothe unfinished business and passage as soon as possible fury Half a dozen school buildings House The house Monday received its are known to have been destroyed but arst veto from President McKinley and voted it is not thought that any of the pupils ananimously to sustain the executive The perished most of them having just treto was of a bill conferring upon the court of in about reached home when the storm slaims jurisdiction day a private claims case of ong standing The was given to broke Near Preston la more build tion of bills under suspension of theconsidera rules the ings were destroyed than in any other measures of chief importance being one atifying an agreement for the allotment and locality a Wind swirled through the little vil- ipening to settlement of ihe Commanche and Apache lands in Oklahoma and to es lage with frightful velocity leaving iablish an assay office at Seattle Wash scarcely a house standing Five perWashington sons lost their lives here Charles Flora ate progress was May by Senate ConsiderTuesday the with his wife and three children had n considering themade revenue senate war measures Mr their home torn to pieces ianaV were Tones Ark presented In a general statement Wi crushed to death under the falling he views of the democratic members of the ¬ ¬ -- i While it is quite true that the proportion of deaths from malaria as ah immediate First Begalar SeMio cause is proportionally small as cited in anWashington May 13 Senats After a nual mortuary statistics yet physicians are prolonged discussion the senara Thursday thoroughly convinced that it causes maladies Nervous Spelle and That Tired Feeling Cured by Hoods evening passed the hill concerning carriers of a fatal character and begets dangerous This malady is eradiengaged in interstate commerce and their em- nervous prostration Mv hpnlth was verv noor I had ner ployers popularly known as the railway ar¬ cated and prevented by Hostetters Stomvous spells and did not sleep well at nights bitration bill The most important amend- ach Bitters which also cures biliousness ment to the measure was that offered by Mr constipation rheumatism and dyspepsia When I arose in the morning I was tired r Hoar Mass which provides that courts shall and exhausted and did not feel any more issue no rail- ¬ injunction against His Status rested than when I retired at eight 1 way compel employes which shall up Mrs Hoon What an imposing appearthem to give their personal service to a com- ance your friend Pufiington has to be sure knew I needed a medicine to build me Sarsapa pany against their wilL A bill was passed Oh yes hes a born colonel if and I concluded to take Hoods Old removing all disabilities imposed by the Four- ever a Hoon was Puck had been After the first bottle man rilla teenth amendment to the constitution upon taken I felt so much better that I procured persons who were at one time engaged in re- ¬ Columbus claims the honor of placing first five more I am now taking the last one bellion against the United States The war the war envelopes on the market L C and have not felt as well and strong for revenue bill was reported to the senate and I was given that it would be taken up Collins the news dealer placed them on sale years notice H P Joxes 223 E Mulbury St yesterday The design is his own and the next Monday for consideration Remembereagle Kokomo Indiana envelopes representing House The houso Thursday effected but American flag and Cuba thp Americancolors in two Libre little legislation An important measure pro- ¬ were turned out by a large lithograph firm viding for a special line of coast defense ves- ¬ Columbus 0 Dispatch Is Americas Greatest Medicine Sold by alL sels and the enlistment of men adequate to in the east druggists 81 six for 85 Get only Hoods man them was passed The senate hill to esPeople Like HIli Connections tablish a volunteer signal corps was passed pills to take re People will always trace good traits in Vltre S srWlo Withthe only Sarsaparilla without amendment A resolution was passed IlOOU Hoods calling upon the secretary of war for their relatives even if they wont the bad information relative to the construction of a ones Washington la Democrat ship canal at Sabine Pass Tex and its proba- ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured ble effect upon the depth of the harbor at that point The house voted to insist on its non No fits after first days use of Dr Klines surrence in the amendment to the bill provid ¬ Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle ing for the Cuba people and the speaker named treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa is conferees Messrs Marsh 111 Griffin Wis md Cox Tenn I dont think that young man who comes Ask you Grocer to day to show you Washington May 14 Senate No busi- ¬ to see you will ever set any part of the world a package of GRAXN O the new food on fire Oh well you cant tell papa ness of importance you know drink that takes the place of coffee Yonkers House The entire session of the house Statesman he smokes cigarettes The children may drink it without Friday was devoted to pension and private m laim bills The house agreed to adjourn until injury as well as the adult All who To Cure n Cold in One Day Monday and at 5 pm recessed until 8 oclock try it like it GRALN 0 has that he evening session to be devoted to i ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All pension night iruggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c business rich seal brown of Mocha or Java the At session the in house commit- ¬ but it is made from pure grains and tee of the whole voted to grant a pension of Woolcy Smithers says he makes no ac KK per month to Maj Gen the most delicate stomach receives it Cassius M Clay of quaintances among medical students Whitehall Ky The famous old veteran of Kotton Why not Woolcy He says without distress the price of coffee chc Mexican and civil wars was reprehes afraid theyll cut him dead Roxbury 15 cents and 25 cents per package sented as the owner or the extensive Gazette state known as Whitehall Sold by all grocers but with an income insufficient to meet his expenses I cannot speak too highly of Pisos Cure Tastes like Coffee 3en Clay is now drawing 6 per month for Consumption Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 is a Mexican veteran and is 84 years of age W 22d St New York Oct 29 1894 Looks like Coffee A bill granting a pension to the widow of Brig Insist that yosr grocer gives you GEAINO 3en Daniel Macauley was acted upon favor Ella Where was it George proposed to Accept no imitation ¬ ibly A total of 46 bills were passed in com- you last week Essie At a hop Ella mittee of the whole and six were passed finally And you accepted him Essie At a oy the house jump N 0 Times Democrat Washington May 17 Senate The de Date upon the war revenue measure was be Cure your couh jun in the senate Monday Tbe opening state ITorehound and ar with Hales Honey of Best in the world Approved by English ment for the committee on finance was made Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Royal Society Preventing cruelty to animals oy Mr Allison Ta the ranking member in Circular free H C JKICJE Farmlnston CU he absence of Mr Morrill Vu It was esti The abuse of health is veiled suicide mated that the bill as it came from UICI I MACHINERY WTIte uh about It Hams Horn IILIL LOOA11S JU NTMAN T1FF1M OHIO he house of representatives would raise about 100000003 a year As reported from the senate committee Mr Allison jstimates that it will raise 5151 497060 Ap oended is a recapitulation of the amount of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Tke Dentil Rate Well and Strong ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla ¬ Try Grain0 Try Grain0 m ¬ ¬ fvftt99tvf 9tfvvfff - ULFWEMEBSSiaaF ¬ 1 ¬ THImiiitiiiiiininuuniminillllliiMilinititntinitiiniimiiMiiiiii llVBrB Pftl 1 11I1JHI IZI L3 1 CASTORA For Infants and Children iititMiiMtiiitiLiiMiitiwiiiiiiiMiiintiiiiiiiitiijipiitiiME iiinitinmnii jilltHiHMiMmniiliilitiiliinuiiiiiiniiiitiimiHiiiUtiiifimn ¬ Kio-A-- The Kind You Have Always Bought JegetaHelteparafionfor As ¬ similating iheToodandBegula ting theStomachs aodBowEis cf - ¬ 1 ¬ walls Trip nvnlnnp nrnsspd n FPU - -- V- - WILLIAM B MELISH Executive Director of Citizens mittee been to Impose taxes upon consumption while that of the demo- ¬ cratic party was to impose it upon prop- ¬ ¬ erty He believed that taxation that would raise 150000000 would be amply sufficient to be carried by this bill and that if the ex- ¬ igencies of the war should demonstrate that nore money was needed congress could pro- ¬ vide it later He opposed the proposition to ssue bonds and certificates of indebtedness EDWIN STEVENS ar in excess of the requirements of the war Secretary of the Citizens Committee nd held that the expenses should be paid by ¬ the government as the war progresses tion to him at as early a date as posHouse The house held a tirief session Tues sible The committee on private ac ¬ 3ay Two important bills effecting labor were commodations George Puchta chair ¬ passed one limiting tho labor of persons em- ¬ man will begin shortly a thorough can ¬ ployed upon government works and in govern- ¬ vass of the homes of the city to find how ment service to eight hours daily and the oth ¬ er providing for the equipment of a many visitors may be cared for As labor commission to consider legislative the population of Cincinnati and its problems affecting labor suburbs now aggregates half a million Washington May 19 Senate The fea- ¬ souls the committee anticipates no ture of Wednesdays session of the senate was trouble whatever in providing ample the speech of Turpie dem Ind upon the war revenue measures He strongly contended accommodations of a high class for that a boud issue was unnecessary that all those visitors who do not care to go the funds required for the prosecution of to hotels the war could be realized through the The miscellaneous entertainment proposed inheritance tax by the tax on by the coinage of the corporations committee Charles E Logan chairman silver seigniorage and by the issue of legal is preparing to make use of the four tender notes These four means of obtaining principal soimmer resorts Coney money would yield to the government during Island the Zoological gardens the he next year he maintained fully 5300000000 Lagoon and Chester park and will also in amount in excess of the estimated sum nec- ¬ essary for the conduct of the war The speech provide special features probably in ¬ was characteristically beautiful in diction cluding sham battles on both land and and forceful in reasoning and close river Senators on both sides of the chamber gave it undivided attention Considerable Gen Andrew Hickenlooper who won progress was made in the reading of the bill his title by long- and distinguished which included naturally the consideration of service during the civil war is chair proposed by the committee A heavy storm was the amendments Through the influence of Mr Gorman dem man of the committee on parade and were wrecked ¬ stricken review While the line of march has general in Wisconsin and farm prop- Md the imprisonment penalty wasto viola- ¬ erty suffered great loss out of some of the sections relating not yet been made public it has been an extended de tions of the stamp tax Af selected and approved by Commander Date part of whioh occurred in secret legislative session the conference report on in Chief Gobin CRISIS PAST It will be within the the bill suspending certain parts of the exist prescribed limit of two miles and will relating to the purchase of supplies by ng be entirely of Streets paved with as- ¬ Senor Sagasta Forms a New Ministry With the law department was adopted The bill war phalt with the exception of only a quar ¬ Himseir at the Head The Names Sub ¬ permitting officers of the regular army to ac- ¬ cept staff appointments in the volunteer army ter of a mile The day of the parade mitted to the Queen Regent without losing their rank or place in the regu has not been selected but it will prob ¬ ar service was passed ably be Wednesday September 7 Madrid May ID The new Spanish House The house adjourned Wednesday The citizens committee having the cabinet has been formed as follows after a session lasting only an hour and a half arrangements in charge is thoroughly President of the Council of Minis- ¬ An ineffectual effort was made to pass a bill prohibiting the publication of information organized It comprises an executive ters Senor Praxedes Sagasta concerning the strength of the countrys forti- ¬ board consisting of Mr Ingalls chair ¬ Minister of Foreign Affairs Senor fications Without a word of debate the defi- ¬ man William B Melish executive di ¬ Leon Y Castillo ciency pension bill was passed rector Casper II Bowe treasurer and Minister of War Lieut Gen Cor Startling Phenomenon in Iaporte County rea Edwin Stevens - jween Savannah arid ThqmuCryKlO Jnance committee He maintained that the axes imposed by the pending bill ought to be he- evied upon property and not upon consump Bears the Signature EroinotesDestioTvCiieeifuI iw JC tamuy oi iour persons was i out near Savannah Passing to thje east much damage was done but it wiis confined almost entirely to outbuildings 3tc No lives are thought to have been lost anywhere in Illinois except those mentioned near Savannah Telegraph and telephone wires are down in all directions but it is believed that the storm spent its force shortly after passing over Savannah Another tornado formed at Amboy 111 shortly before dark Wednesday evening The storm cloud formed about six miles south of Amboy and took an easterly course It traveled about twenty miles without changing its course and destroyed everything in its path Orchards farm houses and barns were destroyed but no lives are known to have been lost Owing to the peculiar atmospheric conditions prevailing all afternoon the inhabitants were on the lookout for just what happened At the first alarm they took to the cellars and many of them were imprisoned for hours by the timbers of their wrecked homes Live stock suffered considerably and loss to property generally will amount to thousands of dollars At Antigo Wis scores of houses were leveled many were unroofed and scores of people were injured The electric light plant and water works tion ilways thattbepmicyfnheijrepubTican party had- - 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SCIENCE IN EEATIESS BE WSSE AND USE OOW THAT THERE IS 3oeo o NEW YORK o Com- ¬ hJf - - At - t E The three important features railroad rates hotel rates and free quarters for veterans have all been satisfactorily arranged for The committee has as surance of a rate of one cent a mile from all points in the country the tick- ets being on sale several da3rs preced ing1 the opening date of the encamp ment September 5 and good without any restrictions for about ten days Por those wishing- a longer time the railroads will establish d joint agency here during encampment with author ity to stamp the excursion tickets mak ing them good for full 30 days In ad dition the roads out of Cincinnati will be allowed the privilege of arranging ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ special home visitors excursions with ¬ Big Lumber Mills Resume in short distance limitsRichmond Ky May 19 After an All the hotels of the city of any con ¬ enforced suspension of weeks caused sequence hare signed binding contracts by lack of logs the Southern Lumber by which they may charge only the reg- - pageantry W B McGomasre ¬ womens Cos big mills at Valley View nlar established rates and limiting the auxiliary CongressmanJacob HBrbin- - sumed giving employment to have a lanre number of ruests that raav be assiEmed number of men - secretary also 30 members each of whom is chairman of a subcommittee which is conducting some particular line of work Besides the committees named the others are as follows with their respective chairmen Auditing E V Cherry bureau of informaition H D Crane badges William B MelisJi courtesies state and city G ustav Tafel day decorations J A Ivohner fireworks F Alms grand stands J W Bobinson horses and car¬ riages H P Wiborg invitation and reception Capt J Milt Blair legisla ¬ tion Maj George A Vandegrift med ¬ ical corps Dr J C Culbertson music rYank A Le military organizations P M Millikin night illuminations James Powell sister cities George E Currie press Joseph T Carew print ¬ ing W B Carpenter painting and decorating John Harris private ac- ¬ commodations George Puchta pub lic order ex Mayor John A Caldwell public comfort W C Johnson war ¬ ¬ - Auburn Ind May 19 A startling phenomenon on the Peterson farm in mero Giron Laporte county has created intense Minister of Finance Senor Lopez interest and attracted large crowds Puigcerver from all parts of the county It is a Minister of the interior Senor F R sinking piece of land which is now 12 Capedepon feet below the general level While Minister of justice Senor p Grei Mr Peterson was plowing a portion of zard a field began to sink Water filled the Minister of public instruction Senor depression and the walls of the small Gamazo lake were perpendicular Minister of Marine Senor Aunon Minister of the Colonies Senor Ro¬ nj a ooaooo6 oa ts oeaatt G FOUR Chicago COo0g THROUGH CAR LINE TO THE GREAT ROUTE mi T aa m 9 CINCINNATI ST LOUIS NEW YORK THE BEST ROUTE BETWEEN BOSTON Cincinnati CHICA SENECA KANKAKEE and St Louis Tampa Fla May 19 A stampede of mules and horses from a corral occurred Wednesday morning the ani- ¬ mals rushing madly through the streets They were pursued by horsemen with lariats who created an ex citing scene It was two hours before the animals were rounded up ¬ ¬ ¬ Horses and Mules Stampede special to the Herald says that there is a practical suspension of reciprocity relations between the United States and France because the latter country increased the tariff duty on American products Reciprocity Relations With France Sus- ¬ pended May 19 A Washington New York ME Ingalls ELEGANT DINING OARS E O McCormick Passenger Traffic Manager Toledo and Detroit Ps President Aast GcnI Warren j i vwn Tkt ill tohont EJCNTON HARBOR HUES vELKHART nuiLDQW MltVX WvjHVa vOOMTM V A fit fct F1NDLAYI rSAROUSKI 0CAREX PEORIA PANVILLE Shelbyville Ind May 19 The death of Harrison Khodes occurred on his fortieth wedding anniversary which arrangements had been made to celebrate He resided on the iarm where he was born 70years ao Died on His Wedding Anniversary Day UTON ST3 U CI 111T1I KAKI9 rrrfcnBrK -- wrr 1 - ar vicens0us CvfvS w twj MlOTIUMfll I mnn rvaviit-c- m Trs m csr e 2r cSljgy o A fl e tois NEW YORK VL1 0 -- v On oj fie WASMIMOTON ICAMO LOUISVILLE OL0 POINT BICHMOiiSaMFORT NEWPORT NEW O c THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX FRIDAY MAY 20 1898 STILL DODGING 3efore Cervera Can Reach Cuba PLANS CHANGED AT CffiCKAMAUGA The Assignment for the First Division of the Six Army Corps Completed Gen Brooke on Tuesday Afternoon Began the Organization of the Second Division GLADSTONE DEAD The Great Commoner of England Passes Peacefully Away at His Home in Ha warden Thursday Morning POLICY CHANGED While the Spanish ALABAMA LAUNCHED Hide-and-Seek It Was Schley and Sampson May Unite This Combination Will Bo More Than a Match for Any Fleet the Spaniards Can Bring Against It The Doom of Ad in Cervera Seems Almost Certain Necessitated by the Report of Adm Cerveraa Arrival at the Port of ban Joan Porto Rico Fleet Plays Cuba Will Be Invaded A Well Equipped and Large Army Made Up of Regulars and Volunteers Will Be Dispatched to Cuba Within the Next Few Days Small Crowd Present Owing to the Goy vornments Desire to Keep the Gen ¬ eral Public Away Key West Fla May 18 Ships of the American blockading- squadron are keeping1 a vigilant watch for the appearance of the Spanish fleet and will not be taken by surprise should the Spanish round Cape Antonio the westernmost point of Cuba and swoop down upon Havana All our ships have been warned by Commodore Watson of the possibility of such a move and sailors are kept con stantly in the tops where they can sweep the horizon for 30 miles looking- out for the first sign of a hostile - ¬ men-of-w- ar New York May 18 A Washington dispatch to the Herald is as follows Believing in the correctness of the report from Porto Eico announcing the arrival of the Spanish squadron at San Juan Porto Rico the naval war board started in taking measures to hasten the formation of the armor clad fleet This action is re- ¬ garded as especially necessary in view of the official information which has Brig Gen Lawton Has Received Orders to Report to Tampa ¬ reached the authorities here that the battle ships Pelayo and the armored ¬ ¬ station are anxious for a meeting- with the Spaniards and when informed that the latest reports placed them off the coast of Venezuela they jubilantly declared that the enemy could be hemmed in between the Windward island and the Yucatan channel to be destroyed The only fear expressed was for the safety of our ships block- ¬ ing Cienfuegos But they do not doubt that precautions have been taken for the safety of the ships now on the southern coast of Cuba The iorpedo boats and fast yachts of the auxiliary fleet keep the blockading ships in constant communication with Key West whence the movements of vessels are being- directed General opinion is that there will be no movement of the army in the direction of Cuba so long- as the Spanish fleet remains in American waters or until it is met and beaten The blockade of Havana has been maintained without incident since the Conde Vendito and Legazpi attempted - ship All the naval officers on the blockade ¬ - cruiser Carlos V have sailed from Ca- ¬ diz not for the Philippines but for the West Indies The effect of the junction of these forces will be to give Spain six armored in western waters against six flying the American flag Before the arrival of the Pelayo and Carlos V however the battle ship Oregon will be at Key West and attached to Rr Adm Sampsons command which will give the American navy a commanding as follows preponderating force of one armor First Brigade Brig Gen A S Burt clad 1st Ohio Col Hunt 3d Wisconsin CoL While having an eye to the future it Martin T Moore 5th Illinois Col JS is the immediate present that the naval Culver Second Brigade Brig Gen C E war board is thinking of Informa - Consul Smith of Cura Compton 4th Ohio Col A B Coit 3d tion cabled bcoa announced that the Spanish fleet Illinois Col Fred Bennett 4th Penn- ¬ had originally headed to the west- ¬ sylvania Col D B Case Third Brigade Brig Gen H W ward but subsequently turned and headed eastward San Juan is to the Lawton Sixteenth Pennsylvania Col northeast of Curacoa and naval experts Huling Second Wisconsin Col C A say that it was the natural thing for Born 157th Indiana Col George M Adm Cervera to do to first steam to Studebaker The Third Pennsylvania the crack the westward out of sight of land and to double on his track like a fox so as Pennsylvania regiment eight comto deceive an enemy who might be panies 639 officers and men arrived here Tuesday afternoon watching his movements Col Robert Ralston is in command The armored cruisers Vizcaya and Infanta Maria Teresa which were in The 3rd presented a fine appearance the harbor had received dispatches They were handsomely uniformed and from Madrid from the governor gener- equipped and attracted attention be- ¬ als of Porto Rico and Cuba and no cause of tlieir resemblance to regulars The 16th Pennsylvania eight com- doubt exists that these dispatches in- ¬ men-of-war ¬ Chickamauga National Park Ga 18 At 6 oclock Tuesday evening 11 regiments of infantrT one of cavalry and five of light artillery 12000 men all told had reported to Gen Brooke in command of the Chick amauga army The different regi- ¬ ments have been provided with camp ¬ ing grounds tents and equipments as rapidly as possible and the historic battlefield begins to present proof of what the United States can do in the way of assemblng a volunteer army when the necessities of the govern¬ ment require Gen Brooke Tuesday morning completed the assignments for the first division of the six provincial army corps Maj Gen James H Wilson May ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A PORTION - OF- - THE NORTH COAST OF CUBA i About 4 oclock Thursday morning quick movements about the corridors of the castle and glimpses of people passing hurriedly to and fro before the lighted windows gave evidence that the supreme mo¬ ment in Mr Gladstones life could not be far off Naturally it was impossi- ¬ ble to obtain information as all those in the castle were near the death chamber At 5 oclock the long watch ended and the final bulletin was brought out announcing that Mr Gladstone had passed calmly from one sleep to another The following bulletin was posted In the natural course of things the funeral will be at Hawarden Mr Gladstone expressed a strong wish to have no flowers at his funeral and the family will be grateful if this desire is strictly respected Dr Dobie says Mr Gladstone breath- ¬ ed quietly all night and passed away quite peacefully London May 19 All the papers are out with special editions in heavily leaded borders announcing the death of Mr Gladstone The Daily Chronicle heads its editorial with a quotation from Wordsworth This is the happy warrior This is he That every man in arms should wish to be The pHitoriai says A glorious light has been extin ¬ guished in the land Mr Gladstone is dead and all his life lies in the past a memory to us and our children an inspiration and possession forever The end has come as to a soldier at his best It found him calm expectant faithful unshaken Death has come robed in the terrors of mortal pain but what better can be said than that as he taught his fellows how to live so he has taught them how to die It is impossible at this hour to sur ¬ vey the mighty range of this splendid life We would assign to him the title of The Great Nationalist of the Nine- ¬ To Italy Greece teenth Century Bulgaria Montenegro and Belgium his name is hallowed but beyond all we claim him as the patriot the great- ¬ est of the master builders of modern England Timidity had no place in Mr Gladstones soul He was a lion among men endowed with a gxanite strength of will and purpose rare in ¬ deed in our age of feeble convic- ¬ tions H A warden May 19 ship Alabama which will be a worthy addition to the United States navyv was launched at Cramps ship yard here at noon Wednesday As th formidable craft slid into the Delaware Washington May 19 While the she was christened by Miss Mary H Spanish fleet is trying to play hide and Morgan daughter of Senator John T seek in an effort to preserve its integ Morgan of Alabama ritj the policy of inaction so far as The ceremonv of giving the Alaba Cuba is concerned will be changed It ma her initial dip was witnessed by a is now the plan to send an army to much smaller crowd than has been Cuba within the next ten davs regard present on former launchings at this less of the Spanish fleet or what may yard Owing to the desire on the parfc become of it of the government to keep the general Secretary Alger is urging the dis- public away from places where war patch to Cuba with no more delaj- - than preparations are going forward the is consistent with a well equipped ad- ¬ Cramps did not issue invitations to at¬ equately armed force of an army tend the launching which will be made up of regulars and The spectators comprised only a few volunteers The troops will be no officials whose duties wouid permit worse off in Cuba than they are in them to leave the national capital Florida The large force of regulars Senator Morgan and party the com- ¬ at Tampa will be retained at that panys officials and a small knot of point until the start for Cuba and it newspaper men There were also sev-¬ is probable that some of the volunteers eral excursion boats which carried will be transferred at once to points spectators to the yard at so much per on the coast Tampa New Orleans and head What the assembly lacked in Mobile where they can easily be trans- ¬ numbers however was made up in en¬ ported to Cuba thusiasm ¬ Philadelphia May 19 The battle STAKING hi A NEW CLAIM Z Sv w - r w ir c At y ft IT I ja rtanD cfiCOS v t -r i- - -- M VV --- Art A rfw C GRETT iHBQUt a itr -- H i r I rA jaoNiKV 5eI LMmHTt j S i si t yr rC Jy -- vi r 9 r ia h -rN a 5 - t i on i itiatiW SWK TiT w - t t - T rm tti n vjMni iTrcvi v Vt l m v- r Y At if Xi rV ir Jllt Zttjttm3mA iTl X SAWTO 7rK9rjZ DOMINGO -- iJfZIV 4 t rtt H v r rfeAlV w 3i LltMKIV OHKiriVjmiiafccs rm tM 9 v v i 5F nrf- - - -- rti ft o c rS-- -- r frE4 vi otA a NTn Syn yj IOL M n A M I NP Ta u ct- 5 IMfcB MAP SHOAVING LOCATION OF PORTO RICO AND OTHER WEST INDIAN ISLANDS J mmmmm i i l II The French frigate Dubourdieu which entered Havana harbor a week ago after an unpleasant incident which necessitated the firing of two shots across her bows before the Frenchman would show his flag passed out Tuesday afternoon about 4 oclock and headed northwest The Dubourdieu is a long school ship car- ¬ rying six inch and five inch guns and one pounders besides two torpedo to draw our ships under the big guns formed Adm Cervera of the departure panics and about eight hundred offi- ¬ of the Santa Clara battery on Saturday of the American fleet from San Juan cer and men arrived Tuesday morn ¬ evening en route to Cuba and of the dispo- ing at 7 oclock The regiment is in ¬ tubes mans identity and then stood off Our flag was not saluted The Dubourdieu ar the frigate to establish the French- The Mayflower ran close enough to ¬ sloop-of-w- ably for some Mexican port The activity along the coast contin- ¬ ues Squads of Spanish cavalry and parties working upon fortifications have been seen daily along the shores but they have not been molested Orders have been given not to expose the small vessels of the squadron to unnecessary danger The monitors Terror Miantonomah Puritan and Amphitrite will lie off Havana and can prevent the Cape Verde fleet from entering that port should they give Sampson and Schley the slip Washington May 18 The official bulletin boards Tuesday failed to yield any news of the movements of either of the three fleets Sampsons Schleys md the Spanish flying squadron and there is reason to believe that the department itself has received no in formation on that point The depart ment officials are beginning to show a little sensitiveness to criticism in the matter of delay in bringing the Spanish fleet into action conscious as they are that they have made all dispatch compatible with due regard for the safety of our own ports as well as of the lives of the crews of our war ships ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ many refugees Fulton She is bound like the French had on board prob ¬ sition of the American vessels along the North Atlantic coast It is believed that the Spanish fleet will make its headquarters at San Juan during its future operations or at least until it is re enforced by the Pelayo and Carlos V It is estimated that they should reach their destina- ¬ tion within two weeks In the meantime the problem con fronting the naval war board is how to destroy the Spanish fleet before its re enforcement arrives while affording protection to the cities along the coast and maintaining the effective blockade of Cuban ports In view of the small number of effective vessels at the disposal of this government the task is most difficult and the board thoroughly appreciates this fact ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ command of Col Huling The com- ¬ mand was uniformed and provided with arms The Slst Michigan infantry 12 com- ¬ panies 1022 men and officers ar- ¬ rived Tuesday morning The regi- ¬ ment is in command of CoL Cornelius Gardener The 1st battalion 1st Ohio light ar- ¬ tillery arrived at noon on one train 406 men and officers under command of Maj Charles T AtwelL They are thoroughly equipped with camping outfit uniforms and side arms but will be equipped with field guns by the ordnance department here The 160tli Indiana 12 companies 1026 officers and men arrived Tuesday evening The regiment is commanded b Col TO THE BOTTOM One Half of the Revenue Cutter Greshani Sinks in the St Lawrence River Near Osrdensburg N Y Unwilling to Receive Lieut Brainard f Inquiries made at palace here show that Capt Gen the Blanco was unwilling to receive Lieut Brainard United States navy the pemai agent oi xne government tu the United States in the matter of the proposal to exchange Spanish prisoners for the two newspaptr men Messrs and Jones because the Thrall general considered the lieutenant was not empowered with sufficient author ty Therefore he simply accepted the documents presented by the Havana May 18 Ogdensbupg N Y May 18 One half of the United States revenue cut-¬ ter Greshani went to the bottom of the St Lawrence river Tuesday morning and now rests in 25 feet of water The steamer had been cut in two and pon tooned for passage through the Canadian canals to Montreal where she was to be reunited and sent to join the navv While waiting for the tugs Tuesday to start down the river the bow section 43 feet in length suddenly careened to one side forcing that pontoon under the water The upper pontoon then shifted posi- ¬ tion drawing the other pontoon en ¬ tirely away from the boat section almost turning it bottom side up Fourteen seamen were thrown into the water but all escaped The acci- ¬ dent was caused by overlogding the top deck making the small section top heavy Third Pennsylvania at Chickamauga CiiATTANboGA Tenn May 18 The ¬ ment is only partially uniformed but are equipped with arms They re- ¬ mained in their cars Tuesday night Gen Brooke began Tuesday afternoon the organization of the second division of the sixth provisional army corps the brigadiers yet to be named The 3Sth Michigan and 3d Pennsyl ¬ vania have been assigned to the first brigade and regiments as they arrive will be assigned to fill up the various brigades Brig Gen W S Lawton Tuesday received orders to report to Tampa and Col Wilson J Huling of the 16th Pennsylvania being the senior officer in Camp Thomas was assigned to the Third brigade of the first division Gen Beck who has been transferred to the department of the gulf will make his headquarters at Chickamau- ¬ ga Gen James F Wade who has been assigned to the Third army corps will ¬ George W Gundes The regi- ¬ report to Gen Brooke Wednesday It is expected that Gen Wilsons corps The late Rt Hon William Ewart Gladstone P 3 0 was the fourth son of the late Sir John Gladstone bart of Pasque County Kin ¬ cardine N B a merchant of Liverpool and was bom there December 29 1809 He was educated at Eton and Christ Church Oxford taking double first class in 1831 Having spent some time in a continental tour he was returned at the general election in December 1832 in the conservative interest for Newark and entered parliament just as the struggle of partieswas at its height Mr Gladstone served several years in the champion many important housr Mw xj mr teHyfy raeu sg vLT in jjecemuur iouo J V7 viuu 3toncsttg9Ejpd that statesman as first lord of the trealpryr The principal events of his ad- ¬ ministration were the passing of the Irish church disestablishment act 18C9 of the Irish land act 1870 and of the elementary educa- ¬ tion act 1870 the abolition of purchase in the army by the exercise of the royal prerogative in consequence of an dvcrse vote by the house of lords on the army regulation bill 1871 the negotiation of the treaty respecting the Alabama of Washington claims 1871 the passing of the ballot act 1872 and the judicature act 1873 The prin- ¬ cipal measure proposed by the government in the session of 1873 was the university educa- ¬ tion Ireland bill which was opposed by the Roman Catholic members who voting on this occasion with the conservaties insured the re- ¬ jection of the bill by 287 votes against 284 Upon this Mr Gladstone tender- ¬ March 11 resignation and Mr Disraeli was sent ed his for but as he declined to take office Mr Glad ¬ stone undertook March 16 to reconstruct the cabinet- - In August 1873 immediately after the close of the session the cabinet was consider- ¬ ably remodeled Mr Gladstone assuming the chancellorship of the exchequer in addi ¬ tion to his office as first lord ot the treasury 187 1 a fortnight before both On January 2 were to have met for the dispatch of houses public business Mr Gladstone took everybody by surprtes by announcing the immediate dis ¬ solution of parliament and issuing his address to his constituents nt Greenwich in which he At the promised to abolish the income tax the ensued general which election time first were for the votes by The result secret ballot taken proved most disastrous to the liberal party Mr Gladstone at once resigned and Mr Dis ¬ raeli became prime minister In the session of 1874 Mr Gladstone who had been re elected for Greenwich offered a persistent opposition to public worship regulation bill On January 13 1875 three weeks before the assembling of parliament Mr Gladstone announced in a let- ¬ ter to Earl Granville his determination to re lire from the leadership of the liberal party In 1879 he was elected as the liberal candi- ¬ date to the commons from Midlothian When the c mposition of the new house of commons was made known it consisted of 349 liberals 243 conservatives and 60 home rulers and the earl of Beaconfield tendered his resig- ¬ nation The marquis of Harrington who had been leader or the opposition in the lower house and Earl Granville the opposition lead- ¬ er in the house of peers were sent for by her iajestyvbut they commended the queen to en- ¬ trust ttie task of forming a cabinet to Mr Gladstone He consented to accept the duty Mr Gladstone himself superadded to his duties as first lord of the treasury the functions of chancellor of the exchequer but he resigned the latter office in 1883 into the hands of Mr Childers The history of Mr Gladstones second ministry may be summed fran- ¬ up in three words Ireland Egypt a large number of chisethough of course other matters were long under consideration In 1S81 Mr Gladstone was overthrown by a vote on the budget and the conservatives un- ¬ der Lord Salisburys leadership came into M cinions 11 -- - m w -m - 2 rr rj Jrgiy7sr- r TZ- rj0w- - There is now an ample naval force in and about Cuba to take care of the Spanish fleet and at the same time protect the landing of troops The only thing which can alter this plan as stated on high authority is the de- ¬ feat of our naval force on the sea be- ¬ fore the troops can be sent to Cuba And that is a supposition that no man of sense entertains in Washington BIG CONTRACT Proposals Kequested for the Building of Alabama A cheer went up from the little Sixteen Torpedo Boat Destroyers and crowd in the yard which was accom- ¬ Twelve Torpedo EoaU panied by the screeching of whistles Washington May 19 Secretary The work of completing the new shipbuilding company When everything was in readiness the signal was given for the workmen to chop away the block which held the vessel With a graceful sweep the big battle ship started to glide from the wajs When she was fairly under way Miss Morgan stepped forward on the platform and broke the neck of the bottle of champagne against the prow of the vessel saying christen thee of Charles H Cramps president of the The launch was under the direction 1 displacement and are to develope a speed of 26 knots and are to cost not more than 170000 each The call re- ¬ quires the completion of the destroy- ¬ ers within IS months and the torpedo These are the boats in 12 months first destroyers called for by our navy and the contract itself is the largest of its kind ever invited Pennsylvania Troops on the Way Mount Gretna Pa Maj 19 The ter to all ship builders requesting proposals for 2S vessels sixteen torpedo boat destroyers and 12 torpedo The destroyers are to be of boats 400 tons displacement and are to about have a speed of 52S knots and their The cost is limited to S293000 each torpedo boats are to be about 170 tons ¬ Long Wednesday issued a circular let- ¬ battleship will be rushed forward with all possible haste The Alabama is a first Her length of load water line is 36S feet extreme breadth 72 feet 5 inches mean draught 23 feet G inches displacement at mean draught 11525 tons She is to develop 10000 indi- ¬ cated horsepower and her guaranteed speed is to be 10 knots per hour Her armament will be four 13 inch breech loading rifles 14 G inch rapid fire breech loading rifles secondary battery of 1G G pounders and 4 1 po nd er rapid fire guns She will have four tomedo tubes TO THE PHILIPPINES class-battleship will have been completed by Wednes- ¬ day evening or Thursday morning by which time Gen Wade will be here to assist in the reorganization of the divisions in his corps To Command the Raleigh Eighth regiment Pennsjlvania volun- ¬ teers left Camp Hastings Wednesday Washington May 19 Recognizing morning for Washington over the the excellent soldier material in the Pennsjlvania railway via Harrisburg Pennsylvania troops the war depart-¬ Soon after battery B ment has decided to and Baltimore draw on that state left for Chickamauga over the same for supplying in part the quota for the road via Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Philippine expedition The Tenth Cincinnati The Tenth regiment Col regiment has been selected Hawkins took its dep arture late Wed- work and orders have beenfor this issued nesday afternoon for San Francisco hurrying it to San Francisco so that where it is to join the army of occupa- ¬ the men may leave with one of the tion bound for the Philippines first ships for Manila The Tenth is Thirty Spanish Gunners Killed at San Juan said to be the crack organization of A Fort de the state and was actively engaged in New York May 19 France Martinique dispatch says keeping the peace during the time of that American reiugees arrived there the Hazelton riots when a number of power from San Juan says that Sampsons men lost their lives The earlier pro ¬ Santiago de Cuba Bombarded shells dismounted two big Spanish gramme contemplated the dispatch of Madpjd May 19 A dispatch from guns and killed from 20 to 30 gunners the regiment to Tampa and later to Havana says that Santiago de Cuba wounding manj- - others They say the Cuba but all this has now been has been bombarded but no great people were terror stricken and stop- changed and they will now go to Ma damage has been done ped in pastures outside the city nila instead ¬ ¬ The Tenth Pennsylvania the Crack In fantry Regiment of That State Will Be Sent to Manila ¬ lieutenant and consulted with the Spanish government on the subject San Francisco May 18 Lieut Third Pennsylvania volunteer infan Thomas S Phelps jr United States try 636 officers and men under com navy has been detached from the mand of Col Robt Ross arrived short- command cf the United States naval ly after noon Tuesday and was taken recruiting office and rendezvoused on to the paik a short time later this city and ordered to denart in in the Nearly eight thousand men are now in City of Pekin for the Asiatic squadthe park ron to take command of the United Shipping Coal to San Francisco States steamship Raleigh 3 S W May 18 Sydney Twenty In Honor of Dewey seven thousand tons of coal were shipSan Francisco Cal May la The ped from th4s point to San Francisco board of supervisors Monday changed last month and arrangements have the name of Balboa boulevard to Dewey been made for the delivery of 150000 boulevard in honor of the hero of tons during the prpssut month Manila ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The audacity republicans and Carlists in Spain is of increasing daily says a Madrid dis ¬ patch and their organs openly predict the downfall of the dynasty Castelar¬ is reported to have said that the gov ernment is going to pieces Gen Leo Leaves for Tampa Maj Gen WASinxkrox May 19 Fitzhugh Lee of fcthe volunteer army who has been assigned to the command of tne Seventh corps at Tampa Fla was at the war department Wednesday He will leave for his post of duty Thursdav or nest day New York May 19 Spanish Government Going to Pieces ¬ Washington Maj 19 It is reported Montreal Que May 19 There is Wednesday afternoon that the Oregon no doubt that ben or Polo has arranged is within two or three days sail of with Madrid to have the fleet now at Adm Sampsons fleet It is under- Cadiz attack the Atlantic seaboard stood that she sailed almost due north Contents of seme of his cable mes- ¬ from Cape St Roque and then turned sages which became known Wed¬ westward from a point well out in the nesday show this The information Atlantic By this course it is almost is perfectly reliable and it has certain that she has evaded the Spanish been found out absolutely be3ond squadron and is consequently safe doubt that Polo has arranged for coal t supplies off the islands of St Pierre Japan Wants to Join Us Washington andMiquelon which are French New Yor May ten miles from Newfound ¬ says that Japan lias signified dispatch land and the coaling station of the to join an i desire triple alliance French North Atlantic squadron ¬ 19--A po-sessio- The Oregon Safe Attacks on the Atlantic Seaboard ns- Anglo-American-Japane- se i ni itt S tk 1 f 1H JJt- TT ft BOTJRBOK ssssBra TzaxswoswaaaBBS KEVS PARIS KY IjaY Company MAY 20 189 I - OTliUBUJi A to m r H MBaiimiiiB g W-- -- - III 111 - JMTTM Jioyal fflawes the iood pure wholesome and delicious N ws JromCainp Collier Camp Collier GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Lexington Ky May I9thf 1893 1 feJ BV mm POWDER Absolute Pur Xcntuckiun Citizen contradictb The News statemmt that Albert Mike Arkle had joined the U S cavalry Mr Arkle told the editor ot The News in the presence of four witnesses that he had joined the cavalry and also made the same state-manttn hti attache Ot THE NEWS Thp iblic can draw its own conclusions in The - Theatrical And Otherwise Remark I a The Foyer Marion Manola Mason the actress has bronght suit in Detroit asainst her Tack Mason for divorce husband on the ground of desertion and non support She alleges that her hus bands brother Lowell Mason has in ¬ but the fluenced him against her brothejr denies this Odd Fellows Elect Officer the matter Rf h lows began its annual session in Lexing ¬ The Grrand Encampment of Odd Fel ¬ i 11 9f I ti IX s 1 ROYAL BAK1NO POWDER CO NEW YORK J 1881 Several of the Salersville boys who enlisted in the cavalry company have deserted from the camp and have returned home evidently preferring to shoot squirrels than Spaniards The follow ton Wednesday morning ing officers were elected for the ensuing vflflr ¬ Ambrose Bruner Louisville Grand 1 tie r KJ Eighteenth Year Established mini HEWS fe Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners j BBUOE MILLER Make ail Checks Money Orders etc Qayabletotae order of Champ Miller y n f- - Lute News of the War i g t juJTCaBEHIBHfl9BHR ffvvWiJVjImmEUfle1 t - jatoiti2 lH II St1 Ill fit ft The Spanish fleet has not yet been located but Sampsons tquadrou on one eide Schleys on another and the Oregon Marietta and Nictheroy hovering sus- ¬ piciously near it is likely that it will soon be sighted and thnt the unst de- ¬ cisive naval engagement of modern times will ensue It was reported yeaterday that nine Spanish warships were seen off Halifax headed in a southerly direction The cruiser Charleston bound for Manilla with suppliesfor Dewey will be delayed two days at Mure Island on account of an accident to her conden- ¬ sers Twenty five thousand volunteers are encamped at Chiukaruauga Newspaper correspondents Thrall and Jones two held prisoners in Havana will be exchanged for two Spanish officers held prisoners by Americans A dispatch from Madrid says that three American vessels bombarded Mono castle at Santiago de Cuba British soldiers were fired on by Spaniaras at Gibraltar Fitzhugh Lee Jr was yesterday appointed a Lieutenant by the President A war map a cartoon and six col- ¬ umns of war news are printed on page two ¬ The war has either scared Corbett Fitz and McCoy speechless or their cables have been cut Spain is a past master in the art of playing naval hide and seek But therell come a time etc The Carlisle Mercury will next week be merged into a semi weekly issaed on Tuesday and Friday bing regi- ¬ When will Col Jack Chmna ment be mustered in Col Chinn is strangely quiet during these stirring times Brer Bryn will get into the push by raising a regiment of Nebraska volun- ¬ teers He has been given a commission by Nebraskas Governor sword- - swallow ers who attempted to bluff the Legisla- ¬ Those fire eaters and ture the Governor and the State guards R L Willis Covington Grand High Sunday the Lexington Belt Line car Priest L T Rice Lexington Grand Senior ried twenty two thousand people the largest days business except one ever Warden E B Januuty Paris Graud Junior handled bv the company Most of the crowd visited the military camps Lexiugton Grand R G Elliott gS 1J j Moore Morin Moore Harry Rev Willis Wayts chaplain of the Scribe lorrihou Charles McCaithy Loaisville Morris Gus George W Second Regiment asks for contributions MuOiuth W James Mcllvane -4 to purchase song books and a folding Grand Treasurer William Neal B Grand Thomas Nichols W W Morris Louisville organ to make religions services in the to Sovereign Grand Luther W Oliver Frank OOonnell interesting Representative camp more effective and Ni hila ODonneli John E Petticord Lodge harles A Pitman The Grand Encampment has chosen Joim Pwidlefon The Louisville Times printed a picture Monday evening of Private Isaac Stamps Maysyille for the uext place of meeting John Piuumi r Joseph Rafivrty Dorsey Alexander color bearer of Company I aud the date for same on thethird Wed Ray Benjamin D Senier Benj D Spears Catesby Spears John W Spears of Paris He is still receiving reques s nesday in May 1899 James Stan field John Stone William for autographs and photographs Use Parib Milling Oos Purity E Sweeney Custis L Talbott William Mrs Frances E Beaucbamp Presi- flour for sale by all grocers O Tarr p rrv D Tucker Harvey D Utley Joseph Vermillion J H Ward dent of the State W C T LTM has issued Ask for it Take no other Wallace Whaley Mikn Wilds John O a call to the Womans Christian Tem- ¬ vVilou James W Wright Joseph D perance Union Epworth Leagues and SCINTILLATIONS Yeldell other young peoples societies to assist The Second Regiment will be com in making pocket comfort bags for Am Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment y plete as soon as the Oynthiaoa Frank the Kentucky soldiers Richmond will celebrate her centen- ¬ fort and Newport- companies till and are The Regiment will be mustered in Saturday which will be Dewey Day nial on July 4th in Lexington will be Louisville Day at Richmond and Flemingsburg will moved to hickamauga in a few days the military camps The Louisville vote on local option early in June Commercial Club will run a one dollar Ira S Barnett of Louisvillj is organ- ¬ City and large izing excursion from the Falls company of bicycle a miiitircrowds of citizens are expected to come riders f bringing well filled baskets of pic Fruit growers in Southern and West vibions The Legion and all the uni- ¬ ern Kentucky are alarmed at the large formed companies of the Second and Did you ever see one number of caterpillars which have made Third Regiments may participate in Did you ever hear of one leir appearance in that section a parade that day The Legion w i 1 t Most certainly not Con- ¬ Three members ot the D A R of at 230 p m give a regimental drill sumption is a disease that Pittsburg aud Baltimore have been ac- invariably causes loss of The Louisville Legion will take part cepted as war nurses and have gone to flesh in a minstrel entertainment to be given the army hospital at Key West -- They If you are light in weight to morrow Friday night for the bene- - have been enrolled as members of the even if your cough is only Infirmary The army fit of the Protestant a slight one you should Over 50000 worth of mjtes accounts Legion band plays an hour each after- certainly take noon beginning at 230 and each even- - aud judgments due the defiuuet Deposit Bank of Midway were sold at public ing beginning at eight auction Saturday for between 15 and of cod liver oil with hyp One claim for about 6000 Company I of Paris was mustered 20 phosphites No remedy into the United States army Wednesday brought 10 cents is such a perfect prevent- ¬ and the boys were given a furlough un on ive to consumption Just til noon Friday to go home for a short iLoSTT OriSaturdayySOtb ifflys short streets of Paris two the moment your throat stay before troops are moved South begins to weaken and you shoulder wraps one a black cashmere Company I will be uniformed and ined nnlined the other black statin find you are losing flesh equipped Friday you should begin to take it with rose colored bilk Return to Thi tf News office and get reward And no other remedy Col Castleman authorizes the anhas cured so many cases Excursion Rate nouncement that the public is welcome Unless of consumption to visit Camp Bradley despite the im- ¬ Frankfort Cincinnati Railway June you are far advanced with pression that has gotten out that visitors 10 to 17 sell tickets to Dallas Texas and this disease Scotts Emul- ¬ would not be admitted return limited to June 2tf at one fare sion will hold every in- ¬ account imperial Nobles of Mystic ducement to you for a Flag Day will be observed at Camp Snlne- - 29 to Jnly 9 sell tickets to Lex June perfect cure Collier when the D A R presents the ingiou aud retiru limited to July It at All Druggists coc and z flag to the Second Regiment and tne one and one third fare accoutn Chau SCOTrTBojWNEChsNY Third Regiment is given a flag by the tanqua Bowling Green Kentucky Granc Bradley ladies of Bowling Green At my Republic May 24 25 one fare Day will be celebrated on the day that Cincinnati May Festival May 24 28 Pictures at Reduced Prices the Governor comes to visit the military one and one third fare June 13 17 out camps Memorial day will also be ob- fare Mr Gibson a nrst cla8S photographer Knoxville Tennessee Biblical Asem served The flag presentations will ocwho is located at the corner of Eighth bly June 20 21 one fare cur at the fair grounds The date will A8heville North Carolina Students and Main streets desires to inform the be announced later Conference June 15 17 one fare public that be is prepared to make Paducah Kentucky Sunday School strictiV fireticlass pictures at prices as Union June 13 14 one fare Dr Ben Frank is in charge of the low as is consistent with good work W H Cox Agent hospital at Camp Bradley to day There He will develop and print kodak pic- ¬ Paris Ky are about six members of tha Legion in tures promptly in first class style Work the hospital done when promised He solicits your 6my4t patronage Thornton Gorham formerly of this Vrjo btV VUvv m1 city now of Louisville is a member of Battery A of the Louisville Legion at when the Creator said to woman Camp Bradley His brother Fred be- ¬ In sorrow shalt thou bring forth house cleaning The time that a curse was pro- ¬ has arrived for Spring longs to the cavalry regiment which has children We are prepared to lend nounced against the human race you been stationed at Fort Riley Kansas our assistance in the shape of laun- ¬ but the joy felt by every Mother bed when she first presses to her heart dering lace curtains blankets to re-¬ Special care taken The United States Navy seems to be her babe proves the contrary spreads etc to land troops and arms in Cuba unable curtains Danger and suffering lurk in turn lace received in as good condition The U S government should send foi the pathway of the Expectant as when the Dauntless aud Three Friends They Mother Bourbon Steam Laundry tf and should be avoided used to land even with the U S helping that she may reach the hour when Spain Carlisle Mercury the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per i Patriarch Company I of this city was mustered into the United States army Wednesday and moat oth9 mMubers are at home on a two days lurlongh before the troops are urdered to Cuba Company I will br uniformed and tquipp d this week The fullowiug compose it Company I Palis Captain Charles D UiLL- yiuueo Ltiariim Alexander loaac Aujudt r Wm Aurirx George Aruul j Joseph AtKiusou Joseph R Baihee tVillirfui H tfedrord Benjamin Bishop Juiiu xiiibtow Grant Byrd Duncan Case Ylhdiu Clark Wiiliam L lark John Ai Clay Edward J Co llell un ud Look Henrv Crouch o ames lMvis William b Dayton Eilasvoi tu Dow Ruber P Dow Edward J Do Arouie Eitindge Alex Enochs Winirfui Jfiuochb Neville 0 Wisher L vi P Fratman lames Frederickson Thos LrtUiUiei Gratton Given James J i iiUy Hcui P Helpumstiue Edgar Hill Viliiam E Kiug w iuftOt Leiton Ru Haid L Lewis VVm F Liiik Desha Lucas Ihumas K Marn L iuler Min- -- Tobacco lit itlYlld ¬ mi fSk IHI 1H flH b 0b 1 U- - Is the greatest labor saving farm tool ever invented It is reliable does the work accurately and saves money Nothing made like it ¬ Planter m i -- i BUY A BEMIS And plant your tobacco right New Departure Brown ¬ and Cultivators v i ¬ ARE THE LEADERS They do the work where others fail SBoXc3L ooI y loir 4 -- - - A Fleshy ¬ Consumptive pafixs iMUJtmjamwhirHffi usxzi 11 Wsssss mmm Warn iktst I 7 m I 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 oi all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will dojit j j j j J Scoffs milion DAUGHEHTY BROS -- DEALERS IN I Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc f ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 - - jjiy ljll jf - It is beginning to be MANY THINK WARM and it is going to be WARMER Especially is this true about WALL PAPERS BB If you want any papering done do as other people Call during a certain Senatorial campaign are painfully quiet during these war boys times Can it be possible but tut cents tut perish the thought Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair and see the new line of waists 25 50 and 75 at Price Oos clothiers No trouble to show goods TriumpH In Photographic Art ¬ ized in full vigor and strength quart McDermott Spears MOTHERS FRIEND so relaxes tne system and as j DR CREAM BAKING IH K 5 K4 - The Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time and atmospheric influences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ without Nau- ¬ able The likeness is always preserved sea Headache in minutest detail and can be made any old picture I invite all who from Nervous or are interested in large pictures to exam- ¬ re GrlOui ine this wonderful picture before giving kSlfi rfttT VWlPM bodinerof dan- your orders for any copying and enlargsrer and the ing of old pictures I make your sit- ¬ tings free when you desire a large trying hour is robbed of its pain picture from life and guarantee satis- and suffering as so many happy Very respectfully faction mothers have experienced L Grinnan Artist Nothing but Mothers FrieHd does 29mar tf Paris Ky Prww jTHfcxm U VW N lay WSak this that the necif essary change takes place vW sists Nature ¬ A Good Memory If often saves money and also good health 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 aud health will be restored to you Trial sizes lc lo doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of W T Broks druggist Paris ljan m Ky done buy your paper from J T Hinton an- have d- SAVE MONEY JLqpFsft mywinddw display v liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Our line of mens tan shoes embraces mat line Who else can dupM u i ¬ the newest novelties for Springs from the best manufacturers Isgrig Dayis Thompson The prices are going to be smashed served It wont last long so come early First come first fJ ¬ It POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE H 5 j liable My agency insures against persuaded to use anything else is the greatest remedy ever fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ putMothers Friendandall our customers praise It on the market Dont be deceived or Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists To Cure A Cold In One Day JT prompt paying compan- v A pure GTape Cream of Tartar Powder Free fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD iesnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ w H King Co Whitewright Tex lets All druggists refund the money Or druggists at 100 or sent by mil on receipt if it fails to euro 25c For sale byW of price Write for book containing valua ¬ Brooks and Jamea Kennedy Paris ble information for all Mothers mailed i res T Ky Tke BraJfieU Eealtr Co Itlaata 6 highly Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings ocuume yuur oia iurniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to r HINTONJ MA CARRIAGES FOR HIRE i- - THE SOUSBON NEWS PARIS Kl Sa BCBESKZXSM FRIDAY MAY 20 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS THE Eighteenth Year Established secoK- lllllll NEW 1881 Utterbacks Admitted To Bail PERSONAL MENTION Has i- Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Ciinkenbeard as the Dark Corner Jennie G Watson jiss mall matter Of some advertisements are misleading We want t several weeks aeo was held ye terday Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Judge Jones and Miss Mary Emma before Judge W M Pnrail It will be The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Gardner were married at the Jones Klsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 remembered tha t the parties qnaireltd clean out some odds andends in Ladies 4 and 5- hand over a pass way through a farm and Mrs Speed Hibler is visiting rela- ¬ honfenear the fair grounds Wednesday night by Judge Purnell SUBSCRIPTION PRICES that Ciinkenbeard wounded both of the tives in Richmond Payable in Advance We have cut the price to The marriage of Miss Margaret Settle turned shoes sizes 1 to Utterbacks before he was killed Mrs W W Smith of Cynthiana 2 00 Six mouths 5100 One year the second daughter of Congressman Hezekiah Utterback was admitted to is very low with pneumonia news costs you cant evkn get a re ¬ Evan E oettle to Mr Jas W Cunning ¬ per pair cash bail in the sum of 3500 and Win For ladies who want perfect comfort and port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Hon Hanson Kennedy of Carlisle of the Farmers ham assistant cashier Utterback in the sum of 790 They Make all Checks Money Orders Etc both gave bail their bondsmen being was a visitor in Paris yesterday National Bank of Owenton Ky is an- ¬ long payable to the order of Champ Miller wearing shoes this is an exceptional opportunity Mrs J M Hall who has been ill nounced to take place June 22 Hon Waller Sharp S F Allen Tho driving and Tilford Hinkle Ed Gillispie and for some time is able to be out R T Carter and Mrs Peamelia Baseball Results Yesterday Mrs W R Thomas and children are McCormack both of Carlisle were mar- ¬ Cap Gillippie whose wealth will aggregate several hundred thousand visiting Mrs Jas RobiDSon in Lexing- ¬ ried in this city yesterday afternoon at Louisville 4 Brooklyn 1 ton dollars the residence of E O Fretwell by Eld Cincinnati 5 Boston 4 yes- ¬ J S Sweeney This was the second Mr and Mrs esse Turney left Washington 7 Chicago 6 A Soldier Gets Married terday for a visit to relatives in Bath marriage for each of the contracting New York 7 St Louis 1 Wm E King e member of Company cjunty parties The groom is a brother of Mr Baltimore 6 Pittsburg 0 I Second Regiment who came home Craddock attended tie O P Carter Sr of this city They re- ¬ Col Cleveland Pittsburg Rain Wednesday on a two days furlough Knight3 Templar conclavo W daesday turned to Carlisle last evening The baby a buggy at J T flin- - was married at the Court house yester- ¬ at Maysville Get the groom is sixty eight and the bride is l tons day to Miss Elizabeth Sartain The Mrs George B Alexander was the fifty N pay car was in Paris ceremony was performed in Circuit guest of Mrs Hughes Bronston in Lex- ¬ The L We have add 1 to our business the best assorted stock to be sold Why have such a flirt wall whn Clerk C E Butltro val u by Judge ington Wednesday Tuesdav paper is so cheap at J T Hintons PurnelL The groom wautea lo be lr at the lowest popular prices of furnishing goods for Men and Boys Mrs Cliao WtbU r of Shelbyville N will erect a new depot Sartain of the girl he The L kft behind Mr and wear ever placed on sale in Paris such as white Dress Shirts Neg- at Frankfort at an early date OBITUARY He will join bis company Camp Is here on a visit to her parents Mrs M A Kenney to day ligee Shirts in Percale Madrae and Cheviots knit and muslin under ¬ W A Gaines late of Centerville has Collier eslfectfally Dedicated To The Memory Mrs Louis Hooge entertained the Of The Dead been made a director of the Bank of Y M C A Tent Suspenders Handkerchifs and wear cotton silk and Lisle soi k ladies whist club Tuesday afternoon at Donnelly de- ¬ Georgetown yice Father Mrs Joseph Booth nee Ralls died The Y M C A will place an Associa ¬ her home on Vine street Everything Wednesday night at her home near Gloves String Ties Bows and Scarfs Collarsanrl Curls ceased - The Georgetown Social Club wift tion tent with a secretary in charge with Little Rock The deceased is survived Mike Kahoe a well known ball each of the Kentucky regiments in camp give its annual commencement ball on by her husband and two children Mr complete for Mei and Boys and all new and up to date in style and player had his nose broken in a game at Lexington to carry on the Y M C the evening of June 10th Booth latelv nurchased the Tarr farm prices at Columbus O Monday He was A work among the soldiers About Members of the Bourbon Dancing on the Jackstown pike and was pre- ¬ catching for Indianapolis L000 will be needed for the work Club will give an impromptu dance this paring to build a residence on the same Come and see us and we will save you money compared with be reinstated and the churches are asked to observe evening at Odd Fellows Fall Riley Grannon will The legion or Paris friends of Rout S Sunday May 22 as Soldiers Day prices charged you at dothirg and haberdasher houses Miss Louie Hord of Flemingsburg by the Eastern Jockey Club this week Porter now of New York were grieved and take up collections for the cause passed through this city yesterday en to learn this week that his beloved wife which ruled him off the turf last year The Secretary will accompany the route for New York for a fortnights Mrs Annie Porter died Sunday in New for making a present to a jockey troops to the field when they are moved yisit York after being in delicate health for Mb Hardin Lucas and sister Miss from Lexington The Young Married Ladies Euchre some months A personal acquaintance x 529 Main St Paris Ky Ida Lucas formerly of this city now of ¬ ¬ Works Of Art Club was entertained yesterday after- enables the writer to attest her kind Lexington have accepted positions for noon by Mrs Robt Goggin on Second ness her devotion and faithfulness to ulltJMllliJWmiUfaMUJUMMHIUI III JlJJUUJ next term in a school at Owenton Two recent portraits made by the The deceased was about her husband street Watters Party are said bjT critics to be Tom Norms and Johnnie McDermott among the best produced by Mr D Mills Dodge who has been thirty one years old and leaves no chil- ¬ these skill killed a black snake which measured ful artists they are the likenesses two years for tbe dren of Mr in Arizona for about six feet in length j esterday afternoon in and Mrs J S Withers of Cynthiana banefit of his health is here on a visit to Kemember the Maine buy a Ford lot near the foot of Vine parents of Mrs the J W Davis of this his father street Mrs Thos Henry Clay and Miss linen and silk handkerchief with city The pictures have been greatly ¬ for 25 and Dr J Ed Ray J H Ewalt Perty admired as works of art Thev are Lutie Williams were guests of the fami the great ship on it S Cos Adair John Feeney James W Stewart now in lb show window at J W ly of their brother Mr Frank Williams 50 cents at Price in Lexington this week Vs Hugh Montgoery and Dan Peed at- Davis STOCK AND TURF NEWS Dr M H Daily returned home yes- ¬ tended the Knight Templar conclave at The Little Mischief Makers ar3jQ22LC terday from Louisville where he has Maysville Wednesday and yesterday Sales and TranfTK Of Stock Crop Etc The Junior Sodality of the Catholic been attending the meeting of the Ken Turf Notes There will be a partial eclipse of the Church will give a dramatic perform ¬ tucky Dental Association Dress Goods from oc to S100 per Splendid Hosiery for Ladies and E 6 Fretwell bought 1000 bushels of eclipse of the ance at moon July 3d an annual One special lot at 39c Children at 10c per pair yard the opera house Tuesday night Eld J S Sweeney arrived home partial eclpse of the for the benefit of the Society They Wednesday from Southern Kentucky wheat last week from W S Buckner at worth double sun July 18th a 125 per bushel snn December 13th and a total eclipse of will produce the play entitled Notions of all kinds very cheap Dress linings at half the price The where he has been taking a vacation to bought a good Fletcher Mann moon December 25th Little Mischief Makers or The House recuperaie his health He looks much aged mule at Mt Steiling Monday from asked elsewhere Extra good bleached and uii- on The Avenue The admission fee improved The News is requested io announce New Table Linens from 2c to bleached cotton at 6g per yard ick Smith for 110 Mr and Mrs Victor Bloomfield of that The Rose Bud Club of Miss Bet will be twenty five cents The enter Nathan Bayless has bought of R B 75c per yard Special sale at 50c tainment will no doubt be largely at- - Winchester were guests of Mr jjand tie Ingels School will have an open VNe w Y 6r k filLsR ifeeuirtg kSo MtSterlingafouryear bla ILaf gejlifte of --session in the Odd Fellows Hall Thars--da- y tended Mrs Isaac iPrice Wednesday Mrs norsevsor cavalry service The price yard -wortn ue a yard evening May 26th Admission 25 was formerly Miss Rosa was 90 Bloomfield Some Bowling Records 15 cents and Newhoff of this city 5 W S Fant of Flemingsburg sold to Pabks Richies new bowling alley Miss Emily May Wheat one of Cooper circus which ex¬ has been largely patronized this week Cincinnati parties last week 1000 Cos hibited here Monday remained in Paris and the sport is becoming yery popular Louisvilles handsomest young ladies bushels of wheat at 150 per bushel to Tuesday instead of going to Cynthiana in Paris The record is 199 made by and her guest Miss Reba Mitchell a be delivered at Cincinnati and showed to two audiences of moder- ¬ a Mr Parker of Lexington The fol- lovely society favorite from Baltimore Clay Bros filly Grievance won a 300 WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K 0E ate size Several hundred persons at lowing Parisians have made records will arrive Monday to visit Miss Mary purse at Louisville Monday The filly Irvine DaviB on High Street Cynthiana were disappointed by the R L Parks 153 Harry James 148 was entered at 700 but was run up to IMPORTED SDFMCS AND TROUSERINGS A T Forsyth attended an exceed- ¬ 1000 by Geo Murphy who secured of tbe circus non arrival Pearce Paton 138 Will Rioii 147 ingly pleasant dinner given in Lexing ¬ her at that price the opera house Ernest Richie 153 Fire broke out in ton Wednesday night by Col W C P block at Georgetown Wednesday after- ¬ Dont put down that old carpet J Two Persons Adjudged Insane Breckinridge to about Ja dozen of his Barlows noon and the opera house army comrades Once a year these T Hinton has some beautiful ones tf James Combs Jr aged sixteen was jewelry store and the Busy Bee dry Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky tvhs veterans meet at the home of one of the goods store were badly damaged by adjudged insane Wednesday in this city number and enjoy a good dinner and quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call water Craig Shipp of this city is and was taken to the asylum at Lexing- ¬ exchange stories of adventure during ton by Deputy Sheriff W W Mitchell AGAINST manager of the Busy Bee Store days of 61 65 Yesterday Mrs Hettie King was the fateful Mrs John Gaes of Seattle who has J found to be of unsound mind and was The Carlisle Mercury says ON Moler McVey of Paris made his taken to the asylum by Deputy Sheriff been visiting the family of her father-in-la- w JFITIG XlJDTKrjTA VT TATTORW Mr John Gaes Sr left Tues ¬ maiden speech in this bis native coun ¬ Ja8 Burke day morning for her home Mrs Gaes S E TIPTON Cutter ty last Thursday in the Stone trial The Band Didnt Play is a handsome and accomplished lady Mr McVey acquitted himself in fine style showing plainly that he is a close The Richmond Military Band and a who will be pleasantly remembered by made during her friends student of the law and a fine declaimer number of Knights Templar from Rich- ¬ many visit to her husbanda old home The Lexington Leader says that Dr mond Lebanon Danville Lexington W and other cities were in Paris yesterday J T Hinton has the best and ceap of J Henry Casey en route home from the annual conclave est lace curtains tf Mcllvain of this city has been asked to at Maysville The band failed to play Teddy Roosevelts go with Colonel Buy your refrigerator from Rough Riders as Regimental Veterinary while in Paris UPWARDS JT Hinton Surgeon The offer which was made Excursion To Cincinnati A through Fred Grant has not yet been en- ¬ Co N Excursions Ii AT THE RATEOF 40CTS PER100 N will sell round trip The L accepted tickets to Cincinnati to morrow at one N will run another one The L of The people of Bourbon are warned fare on account of the 10000 Oakley dollar excursion to Natural Bridge on against paying money in advance to the Derby Dewey Day c2lebration and the 29th CO alleged representatsves of Crayon Por-¬ Boston Cincinnati game baseball N will sell round trip The L trait Companies who agree to make a Tickets good returning on all trains tickets to Cincinnati Sunday at 125 ancfe P NIPPERT Manager Several Sundaj fine portrait for 5 or less 13may 3t good going on the train leaving Paris Paris ladies have been swindled recently m and Insure in my ag ency non- ¬ at 515 aCincinnati atreturning on train by this scheme Lookout for picture leaving 755 p m -- The examining trial of Hezekiah Utterback and his eon Win Utterback both charged withvihe murder of Dudley Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY County Clerk Paron has issued a mar THE NEWS MAN riago license to Thos F Cox and Miss ONE HALF j i j ij i Davis Thomson Isgrig JG For M en an Boys J I -- CONDONS LOW FECES Keep Condons Crowded Everything in Spring Good ¬ Now on Sale at Special Cut Prices jlOtct Bargains Wo V tiMrfgfger Beautiful Pictures given away with purchase ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WAR WAR WAR ICE son-in-la- w 10 lbs lor 5 cts -- fakirs Prompt paying reliable J T Hintons refrigerators are the M B Lovell and James Kiser of companies insures against fire best tf the Bourbon Encampment I O O F wind and storm were delegates to the Grand Bodge W O HINT0 Agent The very best companies com- ¬ meeting Wednesday at Lexington Fashionable Spring shoes superior pose my agency which insures While en route to Lexington their horse scared at a chicken and overturned the in every respect and prices at the low ¬ against fire wind and storm union Non union completely demolishing it est point at buggy Thompson Isgrig Davis They walked over to Kehney Station W O HINTON Agent -and continued the journey on the train Try our special A coffee six Always ask for Paris Milling pounds for 100 Dramatic and Musical Entertainment Arrangements are being perfected ¬ J Winters of this city have gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their stci3 on the first and last Thursday of PARIS IOE MFG each month who will test your eye sight fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ Ladies Vesting top Shoes tion Call in and have your eyes tested free ofir charge Next visit will be Thursday May 26 1898 ANOTHER 1 1 SPANISH TORY VIC- - McDermott Spears Cos Purity for a dramatic and musical entertainDont use any other but Purity every time ment to be given on Wednesday night Jnnelst at the Paris Grand Opera flour from Paris Milling Co tell See J T Hintons large ad dh fourth House The program will coasist of your grocer you want no other page tf half a dozen or more pleasing vocal and All grocers keep it instrumental numbers rendered by acSend your linen to Haggard Reeds will end complished musicians and Steam Laundry for a good finish tf Prettiest shoes the most exacting with an original one act drama written by Walter Champ of this city and woman can conceive in black and Raceland Jersey butter for given under the direction of Mr W H brown leatheis at Davis Thompson sale by Newton Mitchell Isgrigs tf Davis late of The Fast Mail Com pany The musical features will be Seed sweet potatoes Cos a fine Just received at Price under the direction of Prof A M Spears tf McDermott line of straw and linen hats Gutzeit t ¬ ¬ -- keep it flour All grocers Insist on having Purity The vesting tops are the latest in Spring footwear They are as comfort- ¬ able as an Oxford and are extremely pretty Black and Tan Vici Kid A variety of vesting tops All the newest and most fashionable lasts Prices too low to speak of Spain shouts Will somebody teS him when he is licked 3e dohtr realize that he is badly fkdone up You may not realise ahead that your linen is badly done up either until you compare it with some of the exquisite work done at this laundry Our laundry work is simply perfect and cant be im- ¬ proved on A test is all we need to make tou a patron always i - Bion Clay The Bourbon Steam Laundry BRQ s WM HINTON JR Proprietors Telephoas No 4 tt V s 6 THE BOURBON NEWS i THE BOUEJSON NEWS PAHIS KY FRIDAY MAT 20 1898 dES TO BE ALONG O YOU to me 73 be with you and only you hV where we be vThy dearie seams il - Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by DRAINING THE EYESIGHT Its Acuteness Gan Be Greatly Im proved hy Systematic Attention j - probability of promoting the growth of finer fibers in the retina by the aid of which smaller images could be He gave reasons for be appreciated lieving that the Aision of town bred children is less acute than that of the country bred the former seeing chief ¬ ly large objects such as houses and omnibuses under large visual angles the latter habitually attending to smaller or more distant objects and musing the eyes under smaller visual Jkm Man gles The general moral of thet dis- oil nmmi jmrsegftwasi-tliat- all school teachers Ks hould 7De instructed to test the vision 1 of new pupils and to record the fact in a register at the same time call- ¬ ing attention of parents to cases of manifest defect and thus enabling them to obtain timely advice or to regulate the course of education with reference to special requirements of ¬ ¬ proved by judicious exercise and es pecially by such exercise as is afforded by the necessitj of reliance upon its There is no faintest indications reasonable doubt that the Siberian Tar tar who when looking at Jupiter told Arago that he had seen the big star swallow a little one and spit it out again had really seen with his unaid ed eyes an occulation of the third satellite Sir II Truman Wood in dis ¬ cussing at the Society of Arts spoke of an Englishman who could see some of the double stars but it must be remembered that the Englishman could easilj know what stars were double and could perhaps fancy that he saw their peculiarity while the Tartar could have had no knowledge of the very ex- ¬ istence of the satellite if he had not seen it Mr Carter maintained that the habit of seeing a much as possible of earn- ¬ est visual attention to the details of the environments would certainly have the effect of increasing the activity of the visual functions and also in all ¬ ¬ ¬ sight can be very greatly improved by systematic training In a paper reai before the London Society of Arts on February 23 he urged parents and teachers not to regard sight as a pow er or faculty which may be trusted tc train it sys tke care of itself but to appropriate tematically by the aid of objects and to test its quality from time to time as is now done in the case of Tailway employes In commenting on ihis address the Hospital says Travelers have told marvelous stor ies about the sight of many savage tribes and although some of these stories may be received with incredulity while others are explicable by the greater clearness of the atmosphere in the countries which they occurred yet there seems no sufficient ground f or doubting that the visual function like every other is capable of being im ¬ ¬ ¬ ter the eminent English surgeon thai The brooks laugh at the mossy banks that oer its edges dip the average acuteness of human eye ¬ It is the opinion of Brudcnell Car thoutmind- dreamy sense of peace It sort o brings a too and comfort An a restful kind o feeiin jes to be alons o you It sets the bees a foummin an tftre birds be- ¬ gin to sing An the clover heads to blushin thinkin of the happy spring It makes the rosea brighter in the monnin3 early dew An me as happy as the birds to beaiongo you it pears I couldnt tell like how The water lilies kiss the brook pretendin jes to sip Sterns like I clear forget myself when brook and lilies woo An wonder what youre thinkin of when Im along o you Why dearie all the world grows bright and beautiful and fair An jest to live and breathe and be is heaven- everywhere When Im along with you my dear for- gettin where we be An both are happy an content when youre along o me G H Turner in Coldwater Courier - ¬ i ROBERT LOUIS 5 STEVOtSOalS ¬ PAST II CHAPTER VLTL Continued On our little walk along the quays be made himself the most interesting companion telling me about the dif¬ ferent ships that we passed by their rig tonnage and nationality explaining the work that was going forward how one was discharging another taking in cargo and a third making ready for sea and every now and then telling me some little anecdote of ships or seamen or repeating a nautical phrase till I had learned it perfectly I began to see that here was one of the best of possible shipmates When we got to the inn the squire and Dr Livesey were seated together finishing a quart of ale with a toast ¬ in it before they should go aboard the schooner on a visit of inspection Long John told the story from first to last with a great deal of spirit and the most perfect truth That was how it were now vrerent it Hawkins he would say now and again and 1 could always bear him entirely out The two gentlemen regretted that Black Dog had got away but we all agreed there was nothing to be done and after he had been complimented Long John took up his crutch and de- ¬ parted noon All hands aboard by four this after- ¬ Ay ay sir passage shouted the squire after him cried the cook in the dont put much faith in your discover- ¬ ies as a general things but Iwilisay this John Silver suits me That mans a perfect trump de ¬ clared the squire And now added the doctor Jim may come on board with us may he not To be sure he may says the squire Take your hat Hawkins and well see theship CHAPTER IX The Hispaniola lay some way out and we went under the figureheads and round the sterns of many other ships and their cables sometimes grated be- ¬ neath our keel and sometimes swung above us At last however we swung alongside and were met and saluted as we stepped aboard by the mate Mr Arrow a brown old sailor with ear- ¬ rings in his ears and a squint He and the squire were very thick and friendly but I soon observed that things were not the same between Mr Trelawney and t he captain The last was a sharp looking man who seemed angry with everything on board and was soon to tell us why for we had hardly got down into the cabin when a sailor followed us Capt Smollett sir axing to speak with you said he I am always at the captains or- ¬ ders Show him in said the squire The captain who was close behind his messenger entered at once and shut the door behind him Well sir said the captain better speak plain I believe at the risk of offense I dont like this cruise I dont like the men and Idont like my officer Thats short and sweet Perhaps sir you dont like the ship inquired the squire very angry as I could see I cant speak as to that sir not hav ¬ ing seen her tried said the captain She seems a clever craft more I cant say Possibly sir 3 ou may not like your employer either says the squire But here Dr Livesey cut in Stay a bit said he stay a bit No use of such questions as that but to pro- ¬ duce ill feeling The captain has said too much or he has said too little and Im bound to say that I require an ex¬ planation of his words You dont you say like the cruise Now why I was engaged sir on what ye call sealed orders to sail this ship for that gentleman where he should bid me So far so good But said thp captain now I find that every man before the mas knows more than I do I dont call that fair now do you Xo said Dr Livesey I dont Xext said the captain I learawc are going after treasure hear it from my own hands mind you Xow treas- ¬ ure is ticklish work I dont like treas- ¬ ure voyages on anyaccount and I dont like them above all when they are secret and when begging your par¬ don Mr Trelawney the secret has lzeen told to the parrot Silvers parrot asked the squire Its a way sf speakingsaidthc POWDER AND ARMS Well squire said Dr Livesey I Its my been doubtful as to the crew but that gentlemen is only guess for as you shall hear we belief that neither of you know what you are about but Ill tell had not long the benefit of his opinion We were all hard at work chanr incr you my way of it life or death and a close run the powder and the berths when the That is all clear and I dare say true last man or two and Long John along enough replied Dr Livesey We take with them came off in a shore boat The cook came up the side like a the risk but we are not so ignorant as say you dont monkey for cleverness and as soon as you believe us Next yon like the crew Are they not good sea ¬ he saw what was doing So ho men mates said he whats this Were a changing the powder I dont like them sir returned And 1 think I should Jack answers one Capt Smollett have had the choosing of my own hands Why by the powers cried Long if you go to that John if we do well miss the morning Perhaps you should replied the tide My friend should perhaps doctor My orders said the captain short- ¬ have taken you along with him but the ly You may go below my man one was uninten- ¬ Hands will want supper slight if there be tional And you dont like Mr Arrow Ay ay sir answered the cook 1 believe hes a good and touching his forelock he disap- ¬ I dont sir seaman but hes too free with the crew peared at once in the direction of his to be a good officer A mate should galley keep himself to himself shouldnt Thats a good mau captain said drink with the men before the mast the doctor cried the Do you mean he drinks Very likely sir replied Capt squire Smollett Easy with that man Xo sir replied the captain only easy he ran on to the fellows who that he is too familiar were shifting the powder and then Well now and the short and long of suddenly observing me examining the it captain asked the doctor Tell us swivel we carried amidships a long what you want brass nine Here you ships boy Well gentlemen are you determined he cried out o that Off with you to to go on this cruise the cook and get some work Like iron answered the squire And then as I was hurrying off I Very good said the captain Then heard him sa quite loudly to the doc- ¬ an youve heard me very patiently say- ¬ tor ing things that I could not prove hear Ill have no favorites on my ship me a few words more They are put¬ I assure you I was quite of the squires ting the powder and the arms in the way of thinking and hated the captain fore hold Now you have a good place deeply under the cabin why not put them there firstpoint Then you are bring- CHAPTER X ing four of your own people with you THE VOYAGE and they tell me some of them are to All that night we were in a great be berthed forward Why not give them ¬ bustle getting things stowed in their the berths here beside the cabin secplace and boatfuls of the squires ond point friends Mr Blandly and the like com- ¬ asked Mr Trelawney Anymore ing off to wish him a good voyage and One more said the captain Theres been too much blabbing al- ¬ a safe return We never had a night at the Admiral Benbow when I had ready half the work and I was dog tired Ear too much agreed the doctor you what Ive heard my- ¬ when a little before dawn the boat- ¬ Ill tell self continued Capt Smollett That swain sounded his pipe and the crew you have a map of an island that began to man the capstan bars I might theres crosses on the map to show have been twice as weary yet I would where the treasure is and that the not have left the deck all was so new And then he named the and interesting to me the brief com- ¬ island lies mands the shrill notes of the whistle latitude and longitude exactly I never told that cried the squire the men bustling to their places in the glimmer of the ships lanterns to a soul Xow Barbecue tip us a stave The hands know it sir returned cried one voice the captain The old one cried another Livesey that must have been you or Ay ay mates said Long John Hawkins cried the squire who was standing by with his crutch It doesnt much matter who it was replied the doctor And I could see that neither he nor the captain paidi much regard to Mr Trelawneys pro-- i v testations Neither did I to be sure Jig was so loose a talker yet in this case I believe he was really right and that nobody had told the situation of the island Well gentlemen continued the cap ¬ tain I dont know who has this map but I make it a point it shall be kept secret even from me and Mr Arrow captain Blabbed I mean -- vance one of the men The boatswain Job Anderson was the likeliest mn aboard and though he kept his old title he served in a way as mate Mr Trelawney had followed the sea and his knowledge made him very useful for he often took a watch himself in easy weather And the cockswain Is- ¬ rael Hands was a careful wily old ex- ¬ perienced seaman who could be trusted at a pinch with almost anything He was a great confidant of Long John Silver and so the mention of his name leads me on to speak of our suips cook Barbecue as the men called him Aboard ship he carried his crutch by a lanyard round his neck to have both hands as free as possible It was some- ¬ thing to see Mm wedge the foot of the crutch against a bulkhead and propped against it yielding to every movement of the ship get on with his cooking like some one safe ashore Still more strange was it to see him in the heaviesb of weather cross the deck He had a line or two rigged up to help hiim across the widest spaces Long Johns ear- ¬ rings they were called and he would hand himself from oneplace to another now using the crutch now trailing it alongside by the lanjard as quickly as another man could walk Yet some of the men who had sailedwith him before expressed their pity to see him so re- ¬ duced M H DAILEYj 402 WAIN V J ST PARIS RT Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm 3 Tl H A SMITH V1 Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 to 12 a m Co 1 to 5 p m M J 5 R ADAIR -- V Dental Surgeon Phone 79 - - X No 3 Broadway Paris Ky 6 pm Office Hourp to 12 a m and 1 f 3dc tf GEO W DAVIS DEALER in Hes no common man Barbecue said the cockswain to me He had good schooling in his young dajs and can speak like a book when so minded and brave lions nothing alongside of Long John I see him grapple four and knock their heads together him un- ¬ armed All of the crew respected and even obeyed him He had a way of talking to each and doing everybody some par ¬ ticular service To me he was un weariedly kind and always glad to see me in the galley which he kept as cleara as a new pin the dishes hanging up burnished and his parrot in a cage in the corner Come away Hawkins be would say come and have a yarn with John Xobody more welcome than yourself my son Sit you down and hear the news Heres Capn Flint I calls my parrot Capn Flint after the famous buc- ¬ capn caneer heres Capn Flint predicting success to our vyage Wasnt you And the parrot would say with great Furniture Window Shades OiL Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertak¬ ing and Repairing IKS Main Street - --- Paris Ky BMC 1 HOUSE AND LOT AND SHITH 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 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I TREES PLANTS VINES -- The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No rapidity Pieces of eight pieces of Agents eight pieces of eight till you won- ¬ strawberry and general nursery cat-¬ dered that it was not out of breath or alogue on application to t each child It was further suggested that vision should be trained in schools by the use of difficult test objects set at proper distances it being only work upon near objects that is ever injurious to the eyes while work upbn distant ob- ¬ jects must always be of the kind by which the faculty exercised is likely also to be improved It was main- ¬ tained that sight might be permitted to take its place among the physical qualities that are made the basis of competition and that prizes migtht be awarded for excellence It seems cer ¬ tain that there are positions in life in which the power to see acutely might be quite as valuable as or even more valuable than the power to run swiftly and there seems no validreason why the recognition which is given daily to the latter should not be ex- ¬ tended also to the former Literary Digest It is always pleasant to read of the incomes of others and some may find consolation in learning what the in ¬ tellectual proletariat of France as the ¬ InenicM in France I- - t ir number only live or six make incomes of from 40000 to 00000 a year from ten to fifteen make from 20000 to 30 J00 a year 100 make perhaps 10000 a fear 300 make from 3000 to 5000 a year 800 make from 1500 to 3000 while 1200 earn lessthan 1500 a year doming to the lawyers of whom there ire 3000 in Paris alone we find that there are not 400 of them who make as much as 2000 a year A couple of score make incomes of 10000 a year Lt appears that when one of these ad vocates is made a magistrate his salary i only from 000 to 800 a year while for the justices of the peace fully qualified legal practitioners the sal ¬ aries range from 400 to 600 a year Eclair puts it gains yearly Accord ing to the same newspaper there are in France from 12000 to lSOOO doctors of whom 2500 are found in Paris and ibout 10000 in the provinces Of this Think of it An English judgeship is warth from 25000 to 00000 It seems that a college professor is paid from SiOO to 300 a year a lycee professor fi om 750 to 1000 a year An English University professor earns an average of 3500 a year Boston Journal One out of every six inhabitants in French Savings Depositors Ife v i vJ fcV France has an account at the state savings bank The amount to the cred it of the depositors in the savings banks in 1S96 when the latest statistics were taken was 680000000 The rate of in terest is 3yt per cent More than hali the depositors are women and the vast majority of them belong to the work ¬ ¬ ins classes N Y Sun JUDGE DOOLITTLES JOKE alva Crawford carl ckawford It Put Senator Fessenden in a Bad Position BROS The old senator was a great story teller and related many interesting and humorous accounts of what he had seen in public life One of his favorite stories was at the expense of Senator Fessenden a warm personal friend Shop corner Mam and Fifth StSid JThe judigeand SenatarJJessenden foad let -mi it 1iAM Sx wlC if rl tf v ym been appointed ona commission with sigh several others to treat with the various x see xne aoctor xouwisiito saiu chiefs of the Sioux nation on an impor ¬ keep this matter dark and to make a 0EaXaTD3MC3S33E5 tant Indian question of the day It was garrison of the stern part of the ship long before railways had been intromanned with my friends own people PARIS KENTUCKY duced into the far west and the mem- ¬ and provided with all the arms and pow-¬ bers of the commission had to travel on der on board In other words you fear Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls ihorseback Judge Boolittle was chair- ¬ promptly answered a mutiny Your work is man of the commission but at the con- ¬ solicited Prices reasonable Sir said Capt Smollett with no ference shifted that duty to the shoul- ¬ intention to take offense I deny your ders of Senator Fessenden The latter right to put words into my mouth JvFo was highly pleased at the honor con- ¬ So ho mates said he captain sir would be justified in going whats this DR CALDWELLS to sea at all if he had ground enough for ferred on him and- much puffed up in once broke out consequence The judge had method and that As for Mr Arrow I believe him Tinder his armwords atknew so CURES INDIGESTION well in the air and I in his madness however for he had thoroughly honest some of the men Fifteen men on the dead mans chest are the same all may be for what I heard of the peculiar reception ten- ¬ And then the whole crew bore chor- ¬ dered by the Indians to the spokesman know But I am responsible for the FRANKFORT of any party of visiting wthites ships safety and the life of every man us CIMMATI RI and a bottle of rum At the appointed time the two par- ¬ Jack aboard of her I see things going And at the third ho drove the bars ties to the conference congregated as I think not quite right And I ask In Effect March 1 1897 before them with a will you to take certain precautions or let There were probably 203 Indian chiefs Even at that exciting moment it car-¬ present with their wives Senator Fes- ¬ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY me resign my berth And thats all ried me back to the old Admiral Ben senden advanced to do the honors for Capt Smollett began the doctor with a smile did ever jou hear the bow in a second and I seemed to hear the commissioners when to his dismay EAST BOUND fable of the mountain and the mouse the voice of the captain piping in the the whole bodj of Indians squaws and Youll excuse me I dare say but you chorus But soon the anchor was short all advanced and after embracing the Lvc Prank fort 830am 100pm remind me of that fable When you up soon it was hanging dripping at chairman gave biro according to their ArrKlkhorn 43am 820pm irnlani 332pm rl oWI lrt came in here Ill stake my wig you the bows soon the sails began to draw custom a welcoming kiss Judge Doo ArrSUimpins Ground 702ani S48pm and the land and shipping to flit by on little often said he thought that Fes Arr Duvfills meant more than this 708a in 38pm either side and before I could lie down senden never quite forgave him for the Arr Georgetown 720am 415pm Doctor said the captain you are to Lve Georgetown 8Wam 430 pm of slumber the Hissnatch an K12am 442pro- Arr Newtown smart When I came in here I meant paniola had hour her voyage to the trick Boston Herald begun 822a m 452pm Arr Contrcville to get discharged I had no thought Isle of Treasure Arr Elizabeth 823am 458pm Snme Tale 840am 510pm that Mr Trelawney would hear a There is the old story of a British I am not going to relate the V03 word age in detail It was fairly prosperous railway A traveler had left his wrap WEST BOUND Xo more I would cried the squire The ship proved to be a good ship the in a railwaj carriage and the guard Had Livesey not been here I should were capable seamen and the opening the door inquired Lve Paris 920am ft30pm have seen you to the deuce As it is I crew ArrEUzabeth 032am 542pmi Is there a black mackintosh here captain thoroughly understood his Arr Centrevllle J38am 548pm have heard you I will do as you desire Xo answered one of the big high Arr Newtown business But before we came the 948am 558pm but I think the worse of you 1000am 610pm length of Treasure Island two or three landers inside there is no black Mack ¬ Arr Georgetown Georgetown J040arn 635pm Thats as you please sir said the things had happened which require to intosh but there are six red Macgreg Lve Duvalis Arr 1050am 646pm captain Arr Stamping Ground Youll find I do my duty 1110am 653pm ors be known 1125am 704pm And with that he took his leave This story would almost seem to have ArrSwltzer out Mr Arrow first of all turned ArrElkborn 1135am 711pm Trelawney said the doctor con- ¬ even worse than the captain had feared been copied in another railway story A 1155am 7gpm trary to all my notions I believe you He had no command among the men clerical passenger looked up from his GEO B HA RPER D BERCAW have managed to get two honest men and people did what they pleased with book a Genl Pass Agt Genl fcupt on board with you that man and John him But that was by no means the Have you read Lambs Tales asked Fkankfoht Ky Silver a day or two at ihc worst of it for after Silver if you like cried the squire Xo said the man opposite wtiro hap sea he began to appear on deck with but as for that intolerable humbug I hazy eye red cheeks stuttering tongue pened to be a commercial traveler but declare I think his conduct unmanly and other marks of drunkenness Time I bave black sheepskin rugs Gen OHIO unsailorly and downright un English after time he was ordered below in dis- tlemans Magazine Well says the doctor we shall grace Sometimes he fell and cut himMatrimonial Item jce self sometimes he lay all day long Gilhooly applied to a matrimonial TABLE When he came on deck the men had in his little bunk at one side of the agency for a companion and the gentle- ¬ begun already to take out the arms and companion sometimes for a day or EAST BOUND charge said powder at their work while two he would be almost sober and at-¬ man in got just the kind of a woman Lv Louisville 830am 600pm Ive the captain and Mr Arrow stood by tend to his work at least passablj you want She is tall and slender love ¬ Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm superintending In the meantime we could never 850Pn wiXint0n The new arrangement was quite to make out where he got the drink That ly blue eyes golden hair and a beauti- ¬ LvWinctaesterll58am 923pm9 T0am 550pm 15ara frWnrw J225pm 950pm 960 my liking The whole schooner had was the ships mystery Watch him as ful complexion Her figure pm Ar Washington b5am Xow you are getting down to busi- ¬ Ar Philatlelphial0l5am 340pm been overhauled six berths had been we pleased we could do nothing to solve 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 908piu made astern out of what had beer the it and when we asked him to his face ness at last How much is her figure Tammany Times nfterpart of the main hold and this he would only laugh if he were drunk WEST BOUND set of cabins was only joined to the and if he were sober deny solemnly Wives to Work for Them Ar Winchester 750am 450pm galley and forecastle by a sparred pas that he ever tasted an3 thing but 800am 520pm 7aS 250nr An old Georgia negro meeting- his Ar Lexington Ar Fraukfort sage on the port side It had been water 911am i30pm former master was asked about his Arbholby villel001am 720pm originally meant that the captain Mr He was not only uselessas an officer family Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm Well suh he replied Arrow Hunter Joyce the doctor and and a bad influence amongst the men is railroadin some is sputing some Trains marked thus f Tun daily and cept the squire were to occupy these six but it was plain that at this rate he spoundin some is in office en some Sunday other trains ran daily in Through Sleepers between Louisville berths Now Redruth and I were to get must soon kill himself outright so de chaingang but mos er dem is good two of them and Mr Arrow and the nobody was much surprised nor very citizens en got wives JEST1 ana New York terworkferem captain were to sleep on deck in the sorry when one dark night with a Not That Kind of a Boy companion which had been enlarged head sea he disappeared entirely and on each side till you might almost have was seen no more Little boy said the kind gentle F BCarr called it a roundhouse Overboard said the captain Well man I hope you do not read those perVery low it was still of course but there was o entlemen that saves the trouble of nicious dime novels Xaw said the little boy not weri room to swing two hammocks and even putting him in irons ransK Div Pass Agent we were without a matc I kin git bully good stories for a nickel mate seemed pleased with theVr- the Lexington Kji But there Cincinnati Enquirer rangement Even be perhaps had and it was necessary of course toad- - apiece 6ff j till John threw his handkerchief over the cage to bc continued Telephone H F HILLENME3ZER Lexington Ky 279 CRAWFORD v Qtherwiser-lAvouldask-you-t- -- q - -t-- c - 13k JOHN CONNELLY 0 ¬ - S P PEPS Yo-ho-- ho H ¬ ¬ a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ EI TIME yo-ho-i- ng Sn Vm ¬ - ex uv i ¬ -- ¬ fJUfV v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX FRIDAY MAY 20 1898 HOW TO HIYE SWARMS How to Do OF INTEREST IN CYCLEDOM Considerable cycling is carried on in the neighborhood of Gibraltar Spam notwithstandingtne mountainous char- ¬ acter of the country Bicjcle tires are to be made of fiber treated with paraffin and silicate to render it impervious to water rolled into sheets and crimped to make it resilient after it is rolled up to form THE LAW IN THE CASE It Was So Plain nnd Simple That There Was So Need of an Appeal The man in the southwest had stolen the horse beyond the peradventure of a doubt feu he had been taken with the horse under him and the owners name was on the blanket Under the circumstances he should have been thanklnl that he had been granted even so much as a trial by a judsje on a soap box because many such offenders with far less evidence of guilt had been swung up to the nearest telegraph pole on sight But this one had had a trial and the verdict had been duly announced Gents remarked the judge who was at tired in a red llannel shirt and sand colored ¬ as to Prevent tk Killing or Injuring- of Even a Single Little Bee It So A FRIENDS ADVICE I - hmJ v jjjj 0VUJL PORTABLE SHEEP SHED JLffords Protection from Flies in Sum ¬ mer and Can lie Moved to the Feedirs Yard in Winter portable shed that can he used for shade and a protection from flies in summer and be moved to the feeding yard in the winter Take two two by eight pieces any Hength desired we use 16 feet Bevel one edge at both ends so that it can be moved in either direction Two or three feet from either end depending upon length of sills spike an upright post one three feet high the other four so as to give slope to the roof Place posts of similar lengths upon the other sill The posts on either sill may be tied together by a fencing board or shingling lath as no weight will be thrown upon them Next girt ihe two parts together by pieces corresponding to plates These should be ¬ A D S asks me to give a plan for a is a nice little trick to know just how to hive swarms properly There usually is but one queen with the swarm and this one bee is by far the most important factor of the pwarm hence we must ever keep in mind the importance of handling the bees to en- ¬ danger her welfare the least It is al- ¬ most impossible to hive a swarm of bees without killing or injuring a few bees and if one of those injured happen to be the queen our swarm is worth- ¬ less as a swarm In whatever manner we handle the swarm we should do it in a manner to prevent the killing of a single bee if possible and to keep all the swarm to- ¬ gether and allow no part of it to be left outside the hive except the few living bees that are on the wing at the time of hiving The queen is liable to be in any part of the swarm and may be in a small handful of bees in the vicinity that may have become entirely sepa- ¬ It And what it led to It Is not a common occurence that a friendly word should be the means of giv ¬ ing nearly forty years of happiness and health to the person heeding the advice it carried This was the case with Mary Lingard At twenty five she was dragging out her days in misery At sixty one she finds herself so active and strong she can do work that would shame many a younger woman and looks back on thirty six happy healthfjil years of industry But let her tell her story Thirty sir years ago I had great trouble with my liver The doctors allowed that there were tumors growing on it and they blistered my side in an effort to give me relief I was at that time earning my living as a tailoress but for five years between the pain in my side and the blisters I was in constant misery and work was a drag to me with no prospect of relief fortunately for me however a friend advised me to take Dr Ayers Sar saparilla and finally persuaded me to take a regular course of it When 1 first com raenced taking the Sarsaparilla my side was so painful that I could not fasten my dress and for a time I did not get any relief but my friend advised me to persevere and relief was sure to come and come it did This happened as I say thirty six years ago My liver has never troubled me since and during these years 1 have passed through the most critical period of a womans life without any par ticular trouble and to day at sixty one years of age 1 am active and strong and able to do a days work that would upset ¬ the tire FRAME OF PORTABLE SHED not less than two by six or two by eight inch if the shed is made 16 feet wide Spike these to the posts so that the w eight of the roof falls upon them edgewise A brace from the plates to the foot of each post makes it ready for the roof Pine boards make a very satisf ac- tor3r roof If the shed is to be used in the winter the boards should be lapped at least two inches at either edge and nailed tichtlv the nails being clinched below Where such a shed is to be used for summer shade only the boards need not be lapped It may be in- ¬ closed to suit ones fancy I leave it open For summer protection from flies it is important that the roof be very low as the gadfly is shy of such a ¬ I think it highly advisable to replace shade trees in fields that are some- ¬ times plowed with such sheds as this IBy moving them every week or ten days very rich spots will be made during a summer Then there is not the danger from lightning They may well be used in the winter also Where there is no accumulation of manure under foot and good circul- ¬ ation of air as there always ma3r be un jgfdeikguch a shed sheep may becrowded ryfcfosely for short periods during tormlijr Such a shed 16 feet square may well accommodate 50 sheep during n rainstorm Kept upon a tough sod the flock might always have a clean place During many winters in this latitude or farther south this would make an entirely satisfactory provision for wintering sheep provided spring or well water was convenient It would Tiot require as much time and labor to move such a shed as it would to haul tuid scatter the manure if the sheep were confined to a barn stable and -- shield paratus for determining the proper ad- ¬ justment of the saddle pedals and handle bar of abicycle thus enabling a purchaser to get the right size of frame without a trial on the road Bicycles can be fitted with a new pavement cleaning device to keep the wheel from getting muddy which Is made of a cylinder brush held in a frame ahead of the front wheel and geared to the axle to revolve and sweep the street as the wheelman rides along Another wise cyclist is the one who knows his own tools Manufacturers furnish tool bags according to the peculiarities of the wheels they make and the rider who knows what sort of rated from the principal cluster To wrenches spanners etc are intended hive a swarm right is to hive all of them for special use on the machine he rides and if the queen is there at all she is may at times find the knowledge vallikely in the hive with the bees uable When a swarm issues from the hive A cycle which has two seats one oC or when they are issuing from the hive under the they should not be molested in any which gradually sinks other rises weight empty of the rider while the manner whatever but allowed to con- ¬ is the latest thing described After the gregate at their leisure and select a place to suit themselves to cluster on loaded seat gets to its lowest point the to the other and no interference with them what- rider climbswTeight to help and again utilizes his propel the ever until they all or nearly all set- ¬ tle It is not best to get in a hurry to machine Fashionable bootmakers for lady get them in the hive but allow them a few minutes to get well settled and cyclists sa3r that only two classes of then promptly hive them A box just riders are buying high boots now the large enough to accommodate the very stout and the verj1 angular and swarm filled with holes to give them such customers want their boots made plenty of air may be held directly over of the thinnest kid with light flexible and on the top of the bees and with a soles and moderatel1 high heels which little leafy twig or a little smoke used give a pretty look to the foot and brace to start them in the swarming box the arch firmly when ihey will readily respond and oc- ¬ OF A PERSONAL NATURE cupy the box They may then be car- ¬ ried to the hive which should be preLabori Zolas chief advocate reviously arranged for them and a por tion of them brushed off at the en- ¬ ceived no fee Senator Morrill was 88 years of age trance and as near in the entrance as possible when those finding the en- on April 14 The duchess of York is partial to trance will give the call and the whole army move in that direction if dis- ¬ lilies of the valley and the white roses lodged from the swaiming box in the of York The burden of her late husbands vicinity of the entrance Swarms should not be left any length debts has bankrupted the Avidow of of time after they have issued from the George Augustus Sala hive and clustered as the next thing in Rev Dr John F Goucher of Balti- ¬ order for them to do is to get up and more has returned to his home from a leave JTarm Field and Fireside visit to India made in the interest of the Methodist church SHADING THE WINDOWS An autograph manuscript of a song On a Gondola signed and A Little Contrivance That Gives 3Iucli dated Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Comfort to the Hen Family was sold in London the other day for in the Summer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ An Englishman has designed an ap- ¬ The eager crowd made a rush for him when a lawyer from the elTete east who was pres ent by the merest aeeident shouted to the judge Stop this business You are acting contrary to the law The judge beinga good natured fellow and a gentleman by iustinct stopped it as re quested Whats that the gent says he asked This procedure is contrary to the law replied the lawyer What law said the judge in surprise The accepted law of the land 1 reckon not smiled the judge But I tell you it is persisted tbe law¬ ¬ ¬ pantaloons take the prisoner ¬ yer Aw go jangle yourself exclaimed the judge Law is a rule Dont T know law of action prescribing what is right and pro hibiting what is wrong Now mister and lie continued in a less friendly tone if vou air ready to toll these here gents that it is wrong to hang a man fer boss stealin vou have got the permission of the court to do it but the court aint noin to be responsible for what happeus to a man with them sen The crowd assented to this proposition with a shout of admiration for the judge and the legal luminary from the east wiJh drew with more or less precipitance Wash ington Star ¬ many a younger woman Ever since rny recovery I have taken a couple of bottles of Dr Ayers Sarsapailla each spring and am quite satisfied that I owe my good health to this treatment I give this testi monial purely in the hope that it may meet the eye of some poor sufferer Mary Lingard Woodstock Ont Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla has won its wy to every corner of the world by the praise of its friends those who have tried itand who know they were cured by the use of the remedy There is nothing so strong as this personal testimony It throws all theories and fancies to the winds and stands solidly upon the rock of experi ence challenging every skeptic with a positive 7 know Ayers Sarsaparilla with its purifying and vitalizing action on the blood is a radical remedy for every form of disease that begins in tainted or impure blood Hence tumors sores ulcers boils eruptions and similar diseases yield promptly to this medicine Some cases are more stubborn than others but persistence with Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla usually results in a complete cure Mary Lingard began with a bottle and wenton to a course of Dr Ayers Sarsapa ¬ rilla When she was cured she realized that a medicine that could cure disease could also prevent it So she took a couple of bottles each spring and kept in perfect health There are thousands of similar cases on record Some of these are gathered into Dr Ayers Curebooka little book of 100 pages which is sent free by the C Ayer Co Lowell Mass Write for it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T CARAMELS The Sxrect Satisfaction n Woman Finds in Conquering Mnseu- - terments liue Hearts ¬ AN ANCIENT CUSTOM From Republican Traveler Arkansas City Kan ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ boa-tin- 205 Poultry houses become very uncom f ortable in summer because of the suns heat that is admitted through the windows these generally being on the sun ny side of the house to catch the suns heat-m-awjnter ¬ ¬ In a London curiosity shop there is now on sale d silver trowel which was presented only a few years ago to the late Sir Henry Parkes premier of New Jhereindoracan bere J qation stone 4ayingT- King Christian IX movedandi aboard and cloth screen put wu of Denmark reached his eightieth birthday April 8 and ex Queen Marie widow of the blind King George of Hanover the same age April 14 Another royal octogenarian will be Grand Duke Karl Alexander of if he lives until Saxe-Weimar-Eisen- ash ci itti aiuxinCuu1uxxUiuJVuc6d iMd - i V - KVmfrHll WraSfcMbJiSWN I ll Pills for Pale People are the most remarkable medicine on the market TRIALS OF SALESWOMEN No discovery of modern times has proved such a blessing to mankind as Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Acting directSays Standing Still is One ly on the blood and nerves invigorating the Mrs Pinkham Womans Most Trying Tasks body regulating the functions they restore pa the strength and health in the exhausted tient when every effort of the physician June 24 proves unavailing Have you ever thoxight why it is tnat so pills are sold in boxes at 50 cents a many women or girls rather walk for an hour These SHORT CALLS box or six boxes for 250 and mav be had ox all druggists or direct by mail from Dr WiU than stand still for ten minutes It is because most women suffer from some Old sextons should be able to make Hams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y organism the ¬ Pilgrimages to some shrine of St Vitus to cure the disease known as St Vitus dance are no longer made The modern way of treating this atihetion is within reach of everv household as is shown by the experience of Karl A Wagner tbe eleven-year-olson of George Wagner of 515 9lh St Arkansas City Kan The father tells the story as follows he says Karl was Over a year ago taken with St Vitus dance and continued to grow worse during five months he was under a physisians care His tongue became paralyzed and we could not understand a word he said He became very thin lost the use of his right leg and seemed doomed to become a hopeless invalid We had about up hope when Dr fiven for Pale People were Williams Pink recommended to my wife by a lady whose daughter had been cured of a similar affliction by the piHs J bought a box of them at onceand soon noiicea a Tbe Pioneer Limited chauge for Is the name of the only perfect train in the the better Avorld now running every night between in Ki rl s Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis via the condition Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway I was s o the pioneer road of the West in adopting all well pleas- improved facilities for the safety and enjoyed that 1 ment of passengers An illustrated pamphof beautiful scenery along let showing more of the route ofviews Pioneer Limited will be the them and sent free to any person upon receipt of two when he cent postage stamp Address Geo H Heaf had taken ford General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 A Hopeles Invalid five boxes the disease disappeared Ah the fond mother An Easy Victory That was six months ago and there har sighed you say you love my daughter now been no return of the disease The cure but will you love her when she is old was- effectual and permanent and 1 feel Steadily looking her in the eyes he replied satisfied that no other medicine could have Anyone can see at She will never get old d s6 marvelousa resulu We feel a glance that she takes after you Chica- ¬ over the restoration of our son and go Daily New6 tei not help but feel that Dr Williams Pink d ¬ ¬ And do you ever have such moments she asked Yes he replied many of them You are young you have genius 5ou have many friends who eNpect great thinga of you Why should you ever have a dreary moment He turned an earnest look upon her and she permitted her long curling lashes to brush her cheeks be asked in Need I tell you why trembling tones She did not answer If 1 had been permitted to know some one before it was too late he went on life could have held no dreary moments If I dared now to ask for the love for me of some one who has given herself to another Heaven would open to me If 1 dared -i- I dare- dHe hesitated She arose and smiled sadly as they parted That night she sat alone and held her mirror in her hands for a long long time And there was a feeling of satisfaction in her heart as she contemplated her beauty T v vicvcianu i AllflP tuuii f The other day Ole Hanson had trouble with a bellicose dog that belonged to his neighbor a Russian by the name of Hawa Dreukovitskey The Swede shot the dog as soon as he discovered that he was not friendly to him and the sequel found lodg ¬ When Ole was proing in a justices court pounded inerrogatories by the attorney for the prosecution he evidenced a sense of jus- ¬¬ tice in framing replies that is rarely wit nessed What sort of a gun did you have Mr IlansonV inquired the attorney Es var two hole shotgun Double barrel Yas das ct Well dont you think you could have scared him away Aye might ef aye had not bane scare so laic deckens maesal Why didnt you take the other end of tbe gun and scare him away Val master lawyer vy dednt de dog com for mae oder end first ef bae vant to do det vay The lawyer is still wondering if there wasnt extenuating circumstances connected with the shooting Denver Times ¬ - Shot tlie Way tlie Dog Came A frrr A Flow of Lnngnage ¬ ¬ bought ¬ A well known public lecturer is fond of telling how he was once introduced to an audience by a man manifestly unaccustomed to performing duties of that sort Stepping to the front of the platform before the large audience he said Ladies and gentlemen wc have with us this evening Prof Blank who I understand has a finer flow of lan ¬ guage than I have therefore T will not con ¬ tinue my remarks but will ask the professor to come forward and consume the time And he sat down having quite exhausted bis own flow of language and leaving the professor to beginfas best he could after such a dazing introduction Detroit Free Press Wbv Julia how the waist of your frock Yes mamma poor Mr smells of tar Ratlines of the naval resenvweeniM uiui 111c liuuu J us ttiHri y i Tlonlor His Trade Marl ¬ of ringing speeches there would be no loss which is un avoidable under any other system I notice that I have neglected to say that the roof boards should be as long as the sills or even longer Use such length that they will extend three feet beyond the plates The roof will not then sag at the middle so badly The accompanying cut will make the con- ¬ struction plain II P Miller in Ohio ITarmer AMONG COMFORT FOR THE HENS THE POULTRY vTi i K The slats- at the lower side strengthen and keep in place the bottweather om- Such a screen is much better than If you overfeed 3ou will have fat hens the usual awning that leaves the sides and fewer eggs open for during a great part of the day liens divided into small colonies lay the sun is in a position to shine in at the more eggs than when crowded to- ¬ sides of the window something that gether cannot occur witn such a screen as is The object now is to hatch as many here shown N Y Tribune chickens as possible as early as pos- ¬ sible Grit of Various Kinds Broken flint is preferred because it is Properly fed and cared for goslings will grow faster than any other kind of sharp as well as hard It is superior to oyster shells because it has greater cut ifowl A dunghill will eat as much as a pure ting power and serves the purpose of ¬ perfectty Limestone bred and forget to give a good account grit more all other substances is pre¬ Limeferred to of it stone marble which is really lime- ¬ Jsland Poultry has found equal parts stone 03ster shells clam shells sea of coal oil and olive oil a cure for swol ¬ shells nnd chalk are almost identical m len eyes composition all being or containing Feed chicks at first about ever carbonate of lime and if 03ster shells three hours and less frequently as they supply lime so will limestone Now grow older is also carbonate of lime but it chalk First prevent disease if possible sec- ¬ is too soft to serve as grit hence in or ond keep it from spreading if it breaks der to secure sharp and hard grit from out in the fiock a substance that contains a form of ¬ It may be advisable once more to rec- limethe limestone should be preferred ommend occasional washing of roosts Bone coarsely ground is also excellent Fowls will not consume more than they with kerosene Fill empty egg shells with mustard require if it is placed before them andeayenne and leave them about the Farm and Fireside yaircLior egg eating hens to indulge in fisira Feed for Lambs it It often cures the habit Western The young lamb grows very rapidly Pfowman the first few weeks of its life But un ¬ less given some extra feed besides what More Interest in Horses re- ¬ its dam furnishes the lamb will soon There is no question about the vival of interst in horse breeding and it get too little and its growth will be is safe to say that more mares will be stunted A little clover hay to begin bred this year than for any year since with may be fed to each lamb and if 1S93 Nor is the reason for this state of this is followed by a gill of whole oats affairs obscure Horses are getting the lamb will thrive so well that its and growth will never be checked Even scarce good ores especially again bring prices that pay for their less oats than this will be enough if oats The prices in the countr have the lambs have all the clover hay they advanced more than in the market as a can eat This feed may be varied by rule and it is hard to pick up horses giving wheat bran fed dry in the troughs and make any nione shipping them which should be made for that pur where they could behad3ery cheap two pose and so protected that lambs can- ¬ or three years ago National Stock not jhit their feet into them American Gultivator v man -- The hen should never be frig htened Dont feed much if any corn in hot cloth on as suggested in the cut This will let in the air but keep out the heat The sides are of board and are hejd rigidly at the top by a crossbar beneath the ¬ discomfort from which is less trying when Devions Definitions Miners always make deep impres- ¬ Monkey The possible key to mans origin they are in motion than when standing sions Tears The rain of womans sorrows and So serious are these troubles and so dangerous to cmMsMSSA With horseless carriages isnt it pret ¬ joys laws in some states com- ¬ Something that makes a bicycle health that the ty near time we had motorless trolley Wind pel employers to provide resting places for pneumatically tired cars is too often their female employees Pity A fellow feeling Farmers can be expected to be the substituted for charity that But no amount of law can regulate ones who participate in straw votes Trouble Something that can be borrowed the hard tasks of these women Cus- ¬ jno Dollie cipher codes are not used without security or interest exacting and expect the Egotist A man who imagines tbe world tomers are solely to send figures saleslady to be always cheerful get along without him A quiet wedding That of deaf mutes cant Liberty The police court judges equiva and pleasant How can a girl An electric light company often lent for 10 or ten days aching when she is as- be cheerful when her back is Ly j - down pains No mat com- ¬ science that treats of sailed by lassitude and bearing Intoxicology The makes light of its customers very slow but sure poisons plaints naturally her nerves give ter how sweet tempered she is Indifference A mans regard for Jso Maude a boatswains mate is not Employers however dont breakfast just after eating to days way under the pain after a while men Cheerfulness is very nis wife snappy saleswo Chicago Evening News dinner want cross and Since the discovery of the mines at imnortant capital and no one can be f amiable when racked with pain without delay to Mrs Pinkham at Havana little has been heard of those in State of Ohio Citv of Toledo 88 If you are ill or suffering write TifAS fVlCNTV the Klondike Mass and tell her all about yourself Your story will not be new to Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the Lynnshe has heard it many thousand times and will know just what you need The most tender hearted of women senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney her Co doing business in the city of Toledo need not hesitate to strike an octave 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 her --Philadelphia Call firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol Your letter will not be seen you feel miserable lars for each and every case of catarrh that all the little things that make will cost you nothing THE MARKETS cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Uy any man and Mrs Pinkhams advice FRANK J CHENEY Cure Read this letter from Mrs Margaret Anderson 463 Lisbon St Lewis- Cincinnati May 19 before me and subscribed in my ton Me Sworn to 4 00 LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon 3 00 presence this Gth day of December A D a 4 45 4 10 Select butchers Dear Mrs Pinkham For years I had suffered with painful menstruation A W GLEASON 18S6 6 75 6 25 CAXVES Fair to good light Notary Public Seal every month At the beginning of menstruation it was impossible for me to 3 80 54 15 HOGfc Common Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and stand up for more than five minutes I felt so miserable One day a little book 4 30 4 20 Mixed packers 3 70 4 20 acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- of Mrs Pinkhams was thrown into my house and I sat right down and Lijrht shippers 3 75 3 35 faces of the svstem Send for testimonials SHEEP Choice G 25 q 6 50 LAMBS Spring CO Toledo O read it I then got some of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and free F J CHENEY 5 00 ft 5 25 FLOUR Winter family by druggists 75c Sold Liver Pills 1 25 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Halls Family Pills are the best t 1 12 No3red I can heartily say that to day I feel like a new woman my monthly 33 i Corn No 2 mixed suffering is a thing of the past I shall always praise the Vegetable Compound Oats No 2 ft 33 He Cnusrht On G Rye No 2 for what it has done for me Mabel George I do wish vou would enlist 11 25 GCll 75 HAY Prime to choice I thought you con George Why dear 12 3714 PROVISIONS Mess pork Asi Mrs Pinkhams Advice A Woman Best Understands a Womans HIS yon loved me fessed 45 ¬ 1 derangement of their delicate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO 2 5 10 11 17 3 25 75 5 30 1 45 1 10 3 75 85 5 50 1 50 1 a5 37 30 12 20 6 62 G for After that she had no cause to complain Chicago Evening News t hat say so but if you were to go into the army perhaps you might learn what arms are I did urn FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No OATS No PORK Mess LARD Steam 2 2 37 29 12 15 6 GJ NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE OATS Mixed 6 10 50 51 41V l 1100 5 85 1 35 57 31 12 00 G 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 liscovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ing feet Try it to day Sol f by all druggists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE ¬ Shake Into Your Sboes The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes U EruTWUR NAME OH A POSTAL ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PGE -- Slulll AND MIOHIBM ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE - THE GREAT LAKES Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y 95 35 35 K 38 WNCHEIK REPEATS ARMSCO lSOWlNCHESTERAVe NEWrlAVEH Synonymous Smith Yes on t you go Jones No drinkin now Yv Gffl sMi 3 Trains Daily between CINCINNATI DETROIT V FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat G 2 1 ¬ CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Cornr Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western ISO 40 38 4 30 135 406 4 70 4 GO 1 along Jones Im going fishing thanks old fellow Judge I aint lalEBiBKiviaKSviHaniiaicujra eTrMl lS MB iyz 25 35 4 50 32H 3 75 38J U - 4 00 1 12 3J 34 to for the whole family It is the long desired Neyer upsets the 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 and strength Ask your grocer for Grain 0 From Bnby In tlie High Clinir grandma in the rocker Grain 0 is good Stanford thexily rare cure In EFiHPATlfiEJ UlerIt7 scholarships at tbeCalifornia Allen Ulcerlno Salve the Uulierilty or for Chronic Ulcer Hone Ulcers the world Jnr Mow boardlods- White CUUuA I IUH Including four faruSlamp for particular Scrofuloni Ulcer Varicose UlcerSore It TTFt TPT- - lngA ralhta Swelling Fever Sore and all Oldexpense and ceverfiiils Drawsoutnll poison Saves DISCOVERY ee fuffertap Cures permanent Best salve for Boll ti 9 B quick relief and IO tvortt Khcnra Burn Cat Carbuncle Pile SaltBy mail small 33c large case t Sendr for boolc of testimonials and curesdays and all Freib Wound treatment Free Dr H eUKEN3 SOSSAtlaata G Sc Book free J I ALLEX MEMICINE CO St Paul Mlnu Sold hy Druggist 7 flfin nnnWRES Rwms Timber Mineral Is IIIlllfCrRQiTVTbeOTrrIllnlsIoalb7 6 WBtwtfcirf UnWSnOII offer freo ii m WHBlBW1 8an Frantxeo nDODQYNEW J 11 i Imi4ZlKIIlIHa1 lil IS Best Coagb Be HIIQFS WHERE AIL H f UUUlUUU Colon lands j Sooth cheap CMrterai KEK CjLTALOOOK WlLCUltTFOnO CO Neshilllo Ten A Syrup 1150 CIO Platonic love is a fort of prologue to the real iithing Chicago News w T5 - in time Tastes Gqod Use soia py druggists HK FAILS NK E 1709 A WHXX WRITING TO A25VJEJCTISEXS ¬ the Advertise leae atmte that yos ment la tat paper itv It I b w 4 hi-- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY 20 1898 Seeds new laundry Hggajrd is Give us a call Haggakd tf doing first class work Reed l I Shattered foos System Nervine FINALLY HEART TROUBLE Restored to Health by Dr Miles R EDWARD HARDY the jolly man ager of Sheppard Cos great store at Braceville 111 writes I bad never Seen sick a day in my life until in 1S90 I got so bad with nervous prostration that I Sad to give up and commence to doctor I tried our locil rLrsicians and one in Joliet m but none gave ic any relief and I thought Iwas going to die I became despondent and suffered untold agony I could not eat sleep nor rest and it seemed as if I could not exist At the end of six months I was Seduced to but a shadow of myself and at last my heart became affected and I was iruly miserable I took six or eight bottles f Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief Irom the start and at last a cure the great est blessing of my life Dr Miles Remedies Carl Hertz the well known conjurer once entertained a company at a friends house by performing some of his cleverest tricks One of the parlor maids who had been passing cups cakes glasses and so on was much interested and when the hostess gave a sign that nothing more was needed the girl still lingered to see the completion of the trick just began Will some one oblige me with a Hertz said heavy shawl or cloak he went on selecting a big Now cashmere shawl yon observe the thick They all did in- ness of the shawl Now eluding the maid at the door will one of you be good enough to write a number of three figures on a piece of paper being careful nofc to let me see what is written One of the ladies did so while the maid at the door leaned forward and began to breathe hard Now place the writtenpaper with ft flrrQC on fho nrror Rirlp nndor thfi shawl as I hold it It was done the thickness of the shawl being between Hertz and the paper as he looked down toward it There was breathless silence Surely the number is Then he said was He had apparently seen 761 It right through the thick shawl Every one was amazed Then upon the silence broke the shriek of the maid at the door With one final gaze at the shawl and one at the handsome conjurer she hid her rosy face in her bauds yelling at the top of Whats the good of me her voice oiotbi and fled Argonaut ¬ He Could See Through Them dry is washed white not white washed the Bourbon Steam Laundry Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Laun ¬ U IRONING MADE liilliilllllllliliilllilliiiJlliiliiiiuMiii it B31SY55 FxOlIril Oi W Of Peck P To 8 Anderson 4 J Everything comes out in the wash at even the - dirt Ii tf X Excursions Pik I j N will sell round trip The L tickets at excursion rates as follows State Assembly Presbyterian churches U S at New Orleans Tickets on sale May 17 18 19 limited to June 4th One fare round trip the Wright Medical Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wright 8 Celery Capsules from James T BTaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them forfetomacu Trouble and Constipation I was unable to asett do anything for nearly two years ana they three boxes of your Celery Capsules have cured me Kor the benefit of other o afflicted J wish to seud this letter Very truly yours ar - O Recommends O Pike Co Wrights Celery Capsules Co- W S ANDERS Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per bosi Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free I state Encampment Qreeilj Ky g Ticket A RwBowiing ou sale May 24 and G- - IlpWBHIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllilllliilJ lilllited to 28 Oce fare round trip Louisvile races Tickets onlale May 3d to 20th inclusive limitedto 81st Lfbr ad- j One and one third fare plus mission to races F B CARRlAgent Dill pickle McDermott Your j j I i J w tf ll-VUll-L-J SpeJeV f a fc i iii ILife Insured 3 c a Day j Our insurance is protected tv able paper on the Capital City Bank oi 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 Wrights the best life insurance yuu Buuu uvuim ueiery apsuies gives i uvy uuie XJivci xjiuijdj ami vjiyiiiaxi bank- - MMES GOLURS AND GUFFS STIFF AND iJ VVV1K1U li wmmm yw iMiMi 1 ji fi 3 Et FIB i UwiilraM isi utriiHj incra HHi MCE AS WHEN F1KST BOUGHT NEW ONE POUND OF THIS STAECH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH o id 5 ll I are sold by all drug- ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and serves free Address TOS P fev K- - Miles1 a nn rS vBmJir UiVa VCKtr i -- 5 v4 festore3 Js m YA tT1 DR MILES MEDICAL CO UtU3 Elkhart Ind SST STttJCaltli VV2S LVTiJWI 1 Sir days treatment Q 1J day A gight flraf Qn A newspaper man of soma celebrity bank in every 1 box whicb brings as a disciplinarian was noted about his your money back if we fail to cure you KE0KUKj0WA NEWHAYENfOHM office for the extreme disorder of his Sold by W T Brooks druggist I CpPYRlHTEP 1 fttm Though insisting upon own desk methodical habits on the part of his employees he gave his own pigeonholes This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical O a cleaning out and sorting over only experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starcb once a year and his regular time for manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any All persoifS owing thf estate of Mrs doing this oddly enough was Wash- other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder Sallie A ollins will please cHll ou me inorrm k mrriiiKiv Persons having For sale by all whoSesaie asid retail grocers vpnr novprthplpss and settle at once Th imflnofl nn requested ihtaJuanarjTJilaugurThMiij3yairiuiiiLa laims aFaJj8t her estae JUSMsai ism lomrwiy wtw w vrxr ygr jKiun that he forgot to perform this task at to present properly proven to me the proper time and a friend who hap or to Inave their claims forvuie at the MTcS LAURA AVEISHAUF HOW TO FIND OUT pened in at bis office on the morning of law office of McMillan Tarbott Paris Fill a bottle or Feb 23 was surprised at finding him Ky Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights and let it stand common glass witha urine twenty four hours sedisurrounded by his usual hopeless litter Celery Csipxiiles TAYLOR C0LIINv ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ of letters and papers dition of the Kidneys When urine stains Admr with will ahijplxed linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too How does this happen Mr Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 Clville Ky 3may 4wks frequent desire to urinate or pain in the A Man of System Sck Headaches 100 fc THyCHUBN0ERBRO3X9 jM w tion of Dr Bowen the Health Officer of Bourbon County that there is a ne- ¬ cessity that all persons in the County should be vaccinated I hereby author- ¬ ize and empower the physicians of their respective precincts to vaccinate all per- ¬ sons who are unable to procure vaccina- ¬ tion The physicinns shall furnish to me as Judge of said County a true list under oath of the persons so vaccinated by them with the charges thereof not to exceed 25 cents for each successfill vac- ¬ cination All cities and towns in the county having Cou cilmen or Trustees do nqt 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 It appearing to me bjr the representa- ¬ Hotice to Creditor W M PUHNELL Judge of Bourbon County Kentucky nrriTimr irmnn nr it in urn TJlMFl7rr - T i j Hews and OF k C Dmions ¬ National Importance he asked 1 1 rt M I III r Well youre going to clean things up today arent you H D No sir was the reply That job goes over under the rules for another Of No o03 W Ninth Street Cincinnati year You dont suppose I am going to Ohio set an example of irregularity to the Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris boys do yau Not much And he cleared away a space on his desk and began writing an editorial on TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 the tariff Youths Companion returning every second Tuesday in each The Awkward Orderly month A young wag of an officer making a ijREEERENJE E very leadihiry b vsician morning call upon bis superior inthe rParis Kentucky latrCi s tent found him sound asleep jwrLaps a little the worse for a nights tarrying over the flowing bowl i The officer was tall and the cot was short so that his feet stuck out at the bed I have secured Doug Thomas Train- foot of the of waking him the visitor Instead ing Stables in the snlmt bs of Paris Ky took the spurs from a pair of boots lately ocennied by John T Hedges A splendid track is attached to these standing by the bedside strapped them atables which have ever modern con- to the sleepers ankles and went away venience The officer had pretty well lacerated I will be glad to gret all my old himself about the shins and ankles be- ¬ friends and patrous at my new quarters fore he woko up and instantly yelled to his orderly Ck What do you mean by this he PArllS KENTUCKY screamed to the latter pointing to his 22mar lmo feet which were scarred and bleeding The orderly looked at the spurs in consternation Ill forgive you this time for you did it in the dark said the officer 250 boss weighing from 50 to 175 but the nest time you yank my boots pounds Address and socks off so quick that it leaves my C V HIGGINS spurs on Ill give you ten days in the Or R B HUTCHCRAFT guardhouse do you hear New York 29apr--l- t Pahis Ky OPTIOIAW Landman M Forgot it editor shortly answered the The Wright Medical Co MASTERS SfSKE OF XsX F7 BODEBON ALSO Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last sprine 1 purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules frim L C Davenport druggist Blnffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully ¬ TBI I - LOTS - Ii - BOURBON CIRCUIT its X r Llffliiyt i r CT - OTJft S jm k 21 4 sent receipt 00 both cent free by mail uponcost of of three is the greatest Sunday Newspaper stamps to cover two postage ber box Send address on postal to the on tbe bottle Mention The Paris the world jKy Nkavs aud send your address to Dr WrighMMed jSfo lv- I IVIiJHCl XJlUgllillJipiUUi J i X Lilt proprietors of this1paper guarantee- the getir Price AddressTHE-STN-Newbrlruiness pi mis oneri 1 Mrs Lauka Weishauft VV T Brooks at 50c and Sold by a3Lji033ar3E3 back is also convincing proof lhat the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver DJaacierana every part or tne urinary pas sages It corrects inability to hold urine and 6a scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol Daily by mail lowing use oi liquor wine or oeer ana over- ¬ Daily aud Sunday by mail - 8 a comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ dinary effect of wamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you nped a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar ----- rrrTJ 8 UN r jOj CONTAINS BOTH year year You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet The Sunday Sun MmkvOmpors- - - New raining Stables Agricultural Bank of ParisIlaini5ff Turner Defendant By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon ircoit Court rendered in the above John W C ¬ iR USjT -4 in I ¬ ¬ styled cause on the 2d day of April 1898 1 wilisell publicly at the - Court House door in Paris Kentucky r on SATURDAY MAY HERE OME Jl i 21SM898 rv- i ri IR r-- W SWEARENGEN Hogs Wanted scribed real estate to wit All of the right title and interest of the said John W Turner in aad to a tract of about 240 or 245 acres5 of land at about the hour of noon to the high est and best Udder the following de rV A 5 VYVf -- v i n fjSTi ur - World Queer Fishes D THE FlRMEHSiOF BfllBi COUNTY fr v Aaageiit of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence In use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to put up the best Chicken Feuce on the market If von are neediug any fence give me a call 0 W MILLER Agent Paris Ky Amphibious fishes are to be found in various quarters of the globe Begin- ¬ ning in Europe there is the blenny which when kept in aquariums has been proved to require at least an hours pnre air out of water to preserve it in good health and spirits In the tropics is found the periophthalmus which is singularly amphibious and hops over the muddy flats in search of food notably the crabs and mollusks left stranded by the retreating tide This fish is so active on land that it is difficult to catch and various specimens brought from Mauritius were secured by means of a shotgun truly a unique method of killing fish This fish is also found at Ceylon and it is noticeable that when chased they prepare to escape by land rather than by water they really seem to appreciate the sport Chicago News ¬ Kentucky lying in Bosrbon count by the lands of Mrs JEmciuda bounded Ireland on the E by the Kentucky Midland Railway Company oh tie S by the lauds of JJlake and Simpson on theW and bekig the same land de- ¬ vised to the said John W Turner for life by his f ather Chas- - Turner esuept a small portion thereof conveyed to W H Clay but there is included m the 245 above boundary of 240 or acres a tract of about 10 or 11 acres conveyed to said Turner by W H Clay by deed of record in the office of the Clerk of Bourbon County Court to which reference is made for a more par ticular description ¬ FOR You are aware that the Spring season has arrived Ostfib jtfen and Boys want new Suits Trou sers Hats bhirts Underwear bhoes etc Ladies and Misses Avant new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc i XJ v Nothing Was Iient Are you the society editor askecl large woman who seemed to filL the the room No madam said the one address- ¬ ed I am only the court reporter Really I am surprised But perhaps you will do Your paper said in its ac- ¬ count of the affair at my house that floral decorations lent beauty to the scene I wish you would have your pa ¬ per state that the floral beauty was not In- ¬ lent Everything was paid for dianapolis Journal Mrs Smitherleighs Compensation Wasnt it awfully hard for you to give your daughter up Mrs Smither K af located in Lexington Kentucky being lot Ifo 16 in Block No 12 of Loudon Park proper- ¬ ty of the Belt Line Company f renting 50 feet on the W side of Jackson Street and running back 175 feet in lines parallel to 7th Street Also one lot of ground located- - in Lexington Kentucky being lot J3o 17 in Block No 12 of London Park proper-¬ ty of the Belt Line Company foonting on the E side of Magoffin Avenue 55 feet and running back 175 feet Also one lot of ground located in Lexington Kentucky being lot No 18 in Block No 12 of London Park proper- ¬ ty of the Belt Line Company fronting on the W side of Jackson street and running back ITS feet Or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the plaintiffs debt inter- ¬ est and costs as hereinafter stated Said sale wili be made upon credits of six and twelve months for eojial parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Commis- ¬ sioner payable to himself and bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent having the force and effect of judgments Also one lot of ercand ¬ You are now thinking of buying a Brand 5Tew - - t Our motto is Honest Goods at Honest Prices latest novelties the best qualities at the lowest prices customers honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied Why It hasbeeru our success to treat our as our customer siot let us have you Entire new stock of Silks Dress Good Silk Skirts and 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SATISFACTION CALL AT - m ij m - IS M IS WL DOUGLAS For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors ST- - lu Douglas S350 400 and 500 zboes are the productions of skilled workmen 3rom the best material possible at these prices ATso SSO and 200 shoes for men 350 for boys and youths SSOO and Douglas shoes are Indorsed WL by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style lit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made In all the latest shapes and styles and of every Tarl ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cats- e to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by rrLivCrfa a n t leigh 3 SHOE gl5 theWoWd j P KKLY Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff against the Yes it was hard to think of it but defendant herein for the sum of going to live in tbe east and I 382502 with interest thereon from shes have always wanted to spend a summer February 26th 1898 until paid at the Chicago News rate or six per cent per annum amount- ¬ down there so much ing principal and interest on the day of sale to the sum of 388934 and the The Difference making I doan see no diffunce twix de costs of this to suit 12745 the sum total be raised on the day of man at wuoks an de man at loafers sale the sum of 401079 said Deacon Johnson Dey haint no diffunce speshul re- ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON ceptin datdey plied Deacon Jackson Master Commissioner Bourbon Cir calls de loaferin feller kunneL At ¬ cuit Court lanta Journal McMilian Talbott Attorneys TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS - v - r- ¬ 701703 MAIN ST P2 Rf S KY

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