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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 10, 1898

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to haye you look througn this stock and Sunday 840 a pair Miss Nettie Locket of Georgia is tLe Cluny Curts at niht last near Pleas Catarrh is one of the most obstinate 54U a pair guest of Mrs Ed Rice Serial Curtains and ValUy Mrs Moses Kimes sister of diseases and hence the most difficult 20c a yard New FishTSTet Miss Julia Desha of Cynthiana is the Mrs Max Metzger of this city to get rid of guest of Misd Mary Rasah Upholstery goods in large variety There is but one way to cure it A birthday entertainment was given DiED-r-rSuuday Mr B M Renlck of Parid ftve Preniuuts LjVom tli Mercury Dan mSi ell returned Saturday af er ou f rotnlu Uip to New York il V Regulail Quarterly iieetmg services was in at the McfioUist Church Saturday nght Krvs Ciillad r hroiu We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on Nicholas County We are the peoples friends Reed WAR BOOK Jimes Runiciu Young Ail about War with Spam Ihe Navy all d tVnt-etBntt Por-¬ ijhijs etc traits and tfiographich of Dewey and all - vr yMuwnfcAuMWunnaucaKAaMBttictK3i Jr oui smeiiiii by Congiewman seen our east window It would be like painting the lily or gilding gold to attempt a description of their colors and designs Prices are the very lowest We invite comparison Wall Paper you Have all the ne v finishes See the assortment Tables S350 now usual value So Palm stands 2 50 now usu 1 value 1 Taborettes 3 now usual value 63 50 SEE US for BABY COACHES and FANCY CARRIAGE COVERS Furniture Tables Special Center rd palm stand- - Jardinieres and Taborettes S T Turley of Centerville was in towu Monday and Tuesday Miss Fleeta Green of Mt Sterling is visiting the Misses Sidllinan Maj S W Green ot K M I Lyn- don K is at home for the vacation Miss Helen Barkley of Maysville is a l rc4It V i cajti picaaaut viouui ai jiio xi tn WnuVo Mr B B Beau delightfully entertained a number of friends Wednesday - i I PjpHWFIf 0 jr f Li bksbi x TlTk 1 Garpets Furniture Wall Pape n g- -s ysi 1ST TOM SLST V S n HSJJ yt5M J UJK i llWllffiisl net J I IB 2 ilrul jo JEiol b W JSd o r TT T GKASS SttLl MACHIK ELu FOR J Built by H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand OBDWABDS Also the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators in town - MaiwBannerl Acme Spring Trip rwjrtimrrwimiiMaykyxvrui9ririftv u- Call and examine goods and set prices -- aig4rVieW1oF a Changed ar ytot cWeuAffJ r m mk w Jiaeta lft uyiurusx vim v wuifra vumjiuuvl KMJix v v u v n fl wo ajl n o ipi vtwift ujjc n j viaa j I could see no imnrnvfimpnt wrVinfatro and were largely attended though I was constantly treated with sprays uuu wusiies ana aiuer Meredith of Louisville one Dr A ent inhaling remedies of the oldt and most successful homoe- ¬ in fact I could feel that evening opathic pjbgsicians in tho State was the each winter I was worse than the year previous Miss Lillie Williams left Monday for guest of Dr M Dills family from Sat- ¬ Finally was Missouri to be at the bedside of her urday until Monday afternoon brought to my it notice -S o that Catarrh was a blood MONROE BOOK COBepr M Chicago mother who is dangerously ill disease and after thinkStayOC Watlers Parby Limited ing over the matter I Charley Ed Rice of Fulton who has saw it was unreasonable been the guest ot his father Mr R M to expect to be cured by The not 1 Waiters Party will remain Rice returned home on Friday remedies which only rPJYfVllPrl tlio cnrfnnn T ia Paris bua short tim and thi dajs 3tii 7h then decided to E B and Asa Dooley William Ra s trv THE BOURRON NEWS ana alter a iew oocties were usea 1 nolaud William ULs e and U illiani which yolh an p tee your orders will o a AND THE Henry spent last weeK at Oil Spriugs soon be jp Their stuuio at the Hotel ticed a perceptible improvement Continuing the remedy the disease was forced out of my verv busy place a3 they are system and a complete cure was the result M1SS Bessie Davis who has been the Windsor C5523 m g fc jaclios on a num ¬ I advise all who have this dreadful disease to guest ot friends at various points in pnttiug the finishing t abandon theirlocal treatment which has never Kentucky tor several mouths left lor ber of portraits now almost ready for done them any good and take S S S a rem- ¬ disease Cincinnati Monday from whence sne delivery This opportunity to procure edy that can reach the wrong and cure it To continue the treatment for will go to Mexico Mo portraits y celebrated artists should Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Specific is a real blood remedy and Miss Iva Collins entertained a num ¬ not Remember their stiy cures obstinate deep seated diseases be noglected home on ber oi friends at her beautiful by which we can srive tf which other remedies have no effect last Friday evening Miss Collins who iu Paris i limited 4 whatever upon It promptly reaches was graduatedat theK C and B Col- ¬ lege this year proved a most excellent Linen 4nt to Bourbon Steam Laun Catarrh and never fails to cure even the Soth Papers One Year for onfy 225 hostess for the many boys and girls just dry is waihed white not white washed most aggravated cases gular Pfise for Boih is 275 free from school as well as others who have already fimade a commenceWe save you generous part of this sum meutiu life w rk 5end or bring your casn with order to is Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no Miss Iva Collier has as her guests Miss NEW YORK WORLD dangerous minerals Lula Collins ot Pewee Valley Miss TEE BGURBQN NEWS i Books mailed free by Swift Specific Mary Carpenter of Houstonville Miss TmilCE-A-WISEEDITION Company Atlanta Georgia Bertha McCorkee of Eminence Ky Pakis Kv and a gentleman or so names not im18 Pages a Week portant for the week Misses Iva Col15G Papers a Year lins Bertha McCorkee and Mary Car- ¬ DOLLAB- penter constituted the graduating class GENTS WANTED FOR WAR We B College this year of the K C WITH SPAIN including battles A lternate Day except ventured to remark to Prof Thomson Published every ou sea and land Sunday Contains all about that if he taught tor years to come iu - -armies navies forts and warships of the Blnegrass or in the hills a class of roth uatious and sraphic story of the k The Edition of The better prettier or more lovable young ireat victory ol the gallant Dewey tells ladies would never be sent from his New York World is first among all verythinft about Sampson weekly papers in size frequencv of Schley school room to begin life One and all Fitzhngh Lee and commanders by Hon of us regret to see them leave our com- - J publicatioiLand the freshness accuracy fames Rankin Young the intrepid ana vartyuuto contents it haa all leader for Cuba libre- - in the halla of Our College Day was more of a hit the price of a dollar Weekly Its politiCongress The largest war book rjub than our engineers most ambitious cal news is prompt complete accurate Jisbed GOO large pages 100 superb illushopes anticipated The Kentucky Clas- and impartial as all its readers will testrations tnanv in richest colors Has sical and Business College an institu- tify It is against the monopolies anu large colored maps Biggest book tion over half a century old has the for the people highest eommioftions lowest price only WPOR BATH CABI5ET most desirable surroundings of any col1 75 Each subscriber receives grand It prints the tieWs of all the world lege in the State 1 00 It is a school of having special correspondence from all premium free for Demand enor which Bourbon county may justly be important news points on the globe It Rheumatism Lumbago mous Harvest tor agents el days credit Stiataca proud The public by liberal patron has brilliant illustrations stories 03 Obesity vin Fleshiness via Emacia ¬ freight paid outfit free Write to day age is showing its appreciation A great authors a cajital humor page tion via Leaner Skin and Blood Address The National Book Concern large and representative audience complete markets departments for the Dept 15 35G Dearborn street Chicago Diseases Kidney Diseases greeted the rendering of the programs household and womens work and othei 28ury 8t Nervous Diseases on each day With logical educational special departments of usual interest Asthma Catarrh etc advantages and the straight iorward We offer this uuerjualed newspapei For ale By business course of her officers the K C and The Boukbon News together one OR CALDWELLS CEA8 N- - FITHIAN B College claims the atteutiou of all year for 2 25 knowledge seekers The regular subscription price of the At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky CURES CONSTIPATION two papers is 300 PFiairffjni mw grmjawiiwuj Jsy3gfnaiaaKawag3caft mx itf8a33gciabtigswMf7Twa Sales M Kahn recently purchased the following stock of the parties n lined Ot A Dettwiller one cow 25 JUST EIGHT FOR JUNK 30 j W S Jones one heifer W Young Sr one cow and a htiferr6 40 9SI saP BS uQ iM m 11 sJSS J W Young Sv one steer 2439 C M Skillmau one heifer 665 lbs at 3 2393 J E Boardman Carlisle one ¬ ¬ ¬ - - in honor of Miss Mirandas sixteenth an The disease is in the blood and all the washes and niversaryat the lonutry seat of her sprays world can inhaling mixtures in the have no permanent parentsAIr and Mrs W S Potts last effect whatever upon it Swifts Spe- ¬ Friday night cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is The Childrens Day exercises at the the only remedy which can reach the Sunday morning disease and force it from the blood Methodist Chnrc Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg and at Isthe ChristianChurch Sunday xKva varXT mwwu nfuVttaHtr xuuu Ky had Catarrh for years He writes AJ vUiu v Bestauthorfchi book Ejtpi ii nee not liHcfc SMry Any body can sell i Lai5ie hs buccessful as seutlemen Wo are he largest sub ¬ scription book firm in America Write us Fifty perhons are employed in our correspondence department alone to serve 3 on Oar hook i s just out Get aueucy now and be first in the field Large 50c War Map in colors free with 1 prominent gfficeisMastxVH volume - AJarvi loulv cheap Oi uthentic official Neaily 00 pages iriri outfit valuable Other Big Tremendous seller Most Effst money mak r ever kuowii liberal terms guaranteed Agents making i00 to 2300 per day Twenty days credit given Freight paid Full book s jut prepaid to agents 1 41 Splendid sample outfit and full instructions free for nine 2 rent stamps to pay postage Mention this paper book or premiums mm lm i j-- ¬ tii K i 51 ¬ ¬ FOE ONE mr- COhrice-a-Wee- -- -- ¬ ¬ smsm -- i J f Ji I - ¬ ¬ I ¬ i ¬ iYRUP PEPSI Ladies9 Oxfords il If ioii tmiiilS la Ifc Lad talceilniee Mtfic4 ivfiidi e4cted xiifioioiwft Sold b7 James Kennedy Druggist horse to S CCarpenterof Milersburg C GiUispie 4 heifers to FM Louis Watz of Mt Sterling 16270 For Sale Bj W T Brooks Urugist Thos J Judy 3 cattle 2690 lbs at 4c wwMjjwirMrwiwiiuj in rtrrryinvuJiji7ttiimi ii jr fitli iimw 33 to C F Keese of Mt Sterling 10760 Much more than two dollars Bratton Bro3 6 small heifers to M quality Kabn 11080 C L Kerr 2 horses to J E Kern of Paris 190 J W Doug ¬ las one 8ter to J E Boardman of Carlisle 20 J Walter Payne 1 bay Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building horse to J E Kern of Paris 100 B F Shipp of Paris one bay gelding to up the largest tailoring business in Paris C L Kerr 6750 Jas Combs one bay FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only gelding to C L Kerr 75 Jack Clark day of big profits and small sales was past of Mt Sterling 47 sheep to F M C SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 Gillispie 19345 W F talbott of 12 D T Carlisle one calf to same PER CENT Howard of Carlisle 12 bogs to same THIRD He kept up ttie quality of his materials his styles and 5525 A B Mason of Mt Sterling 29 his workmanship lambs to same 132 55 Lige Taulbee of FOURTH He always does as he advertispd Mt Sterling 10 lambs to same 40 Thosldnville of Carlisle 20 shoats to F MGfciispie 7350 B Hopkins 9 sheep 162 lbs at 2c to F M Gillispie As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- ¬ 4050 J N Walden one son el geldirg ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ to C L Kerr 50 Lot R Henry one coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers brown gelding to R M Rice 120 1 The only safe sure and reliable Pemale PILL ever offered to Ladies S tilt esPecia uy recommena I ed to married Ladies Ask for Ij R MOTTS TE23 33EOYAT PITTS and take no nth at- per 6 boxes lor 500 EJT Send for circular Price I3 R MOTTS CHEJIWCKJIL CO - Cleveland Oliio TJI-l-- i - DBo MOTTS DCMMVDnVfll Dill 9 i Eiiii siy i hl r lafciS 100 lox Dta lis Everman 9 sheep 2765 J V Pres cott 2 steers 8 ewes and 3 sheep 09 35 Jeff Wells one cow and a calf 2250 D W Sledd one cow 1 085 lbs at 260 28 30 Ed Rice 2 bucks 350 lbs at 8 75 C H Howe one number one 2hc calf 2250 F M Gillispie one heifer to J E Artistic beauties Hand sewed turn- ¬ Boardman of Carlisle 40 C Gillispie ed a pei feet shoe A shoe of one cow and calf to same 50 Clifton 3 heifers to same 84 40 J C Gillispie handsome appeal auce Bryan one cow to same 26 and soli1 com- J W Skillmau Jr 12 hogs to G W foi t Gardner of Paris 78 92 Roy H Harp 30 co v 1075 lbs at 3c 37G0 Jake I have just received a well selected stylish new ne of worth of Wllf Ssceeeds Hion Clay 1 I can supply any need in the vehicle line jobs first on short notice and with class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te MX mm J mfyr srr UttrVWl EL 3 HAGGARD lelxs wpwifuwinnnniiitiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw iyryy mS makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best giving H S Stout o trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for N at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he save Roxy MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBLIC IT IS js THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST BBkBr DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DATLYIN THOU SANDS OF OFFICES ALL Jt OVER THE 7v k v V70RLD t money by Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it We use the soap that tackles the dirt and not the shirt tf Bourbon Steam Laundry WL DOUGLAS by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and S50O shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also SCO and SOO shoes for men SSGO and 175 for boys and youths SSOO W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made In all the latest - shapes and stj les aud of every vari¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot sinpJy vnu write for cata loyueto WL Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 14 CONTINUES TO Ask for Our j PROVE ITSELF 1 3 SHOE years this For theWorVd shoe 3000 AND ixt ouuer 3500 CO New Art Catalogue JKrasMSL Co 3 TO BE THE 8 8 j I fcPy JPB1 In w v ifftfy PARIS FURSISHIHG titti luuiMovjis JUJGi -Rn-Tvrr--vr k TAILORING H S STOUT Manager I The Smith Premier Typewriter Dill pickle MoDermott t Spears tf 412 Walnut Street Oincinnati Ohio l Ji KIELY m PWSJfflp t-- TB Vs -- X iT sS few nEVH iAj 3SSM W fr iSil CHAMP 2GS3S3333E MILLER sccc Editors and Owners AifjM PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY wj hi inm mhiiii Established xrss iim h fffi-nH--jjummimiii- umimllj iwimt a yi IP VTAJ I7trnff verxz SZZ2ZEX3Z3 aiwji iJHnJLJJKiinjwrr feb j 1881 EIGHTfflTS YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY JUNE 10 1898 iiMiiiiirTr ictb BLIiHBV lJlllJlltarUlV T tl AUfllLJlLIJUJPTImmTli IL II lrtJWll VI HP HI J JLil r JiMiiumiuuajEiiuai CARLISLE 15y NO AS uu Winn ii w ambition to have Curts at fOluny A Y town on Saturday 140 a pair Miss Nettie Locket of Georgia is the VJ 1Jlx i guest of Mrs Ed Rice JCl 1 tii- v 11 x L till lb Q J loll 11 v3v Miss Julia Desha of Cynthiana is the JJJ th J Cll guest of Miss Mary Rush goods in large variety Upholstery S T Turley of Centerville was in towu Monday and Tuesday Have you seen our east window It would be like painting the Miss Fleeta Green of Mt Sterling is to attempt a description of their colors and designs visiting the Misses Siullman lily or gilding gold Prices are the very lowest We invite comparison Maj S W Green of K M I Lyn- ¬ don Ky is at home for the vacation Miss Helen Barkley Special Center Tables and palm stands Jardinieres and Taborettes pleasant visitor at Mrs of Maysville is a R D Veayerfe all the ne v finishes See the assortment Mr Tables S350 now usual value So Palm stands S250 now usu 1 tained B B Beau delightfully enter- ¬ a number of friends Wednesday 4 Taborettes S3 now usual value 63 50 Draperies it is our ington is the natural trade center of the Blue Grass Section and Ed Rice is in Missouri on business that Our Store is the converging point for Buvers of Furniture John P Bantu of Carlisle is in Carpets Wall Paper and Draperies is what we tell you now town Mr B M Renlck of Paris The Strategic Point Your map will show Of our Mid May Merchandising 3rou look NORTH MIDDLETOWN that Lex- ¬ Iuturestim Panijjaplis Siiucial Scribe Gathered A News cted We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on From Nicholas County frue Haggard Reed Precincts Hit Mercury We are the peoples friends OFFICI m WAR BOOK hy Concrretsman Jruen RanKiu Young Ail about War with pam the Navy all di tensses BHtt Por- ¬ Shi s etc Dewey and all traits and biographies of Besfcauthonshii Oiy iuttiemie official book Expriitiiee hot iiecHstry Any body can sell i Ladies as successful as gentlemen We are ihe largest sub ¬ scription book firm in America Write us Fifty persons are employed in our serve you noon frdmfk trip to New York Regular5uarterly Meeting services was in Dan MirSMl returned Saturday after fHUl J W through this stock i at the Mfhodist Church Saturday night and Sunday 3XJ8LTTil Catarrh is one of the most obstinate diseases and hence the most difficult to get rid of There is but one way to cure it The disease is in the blood and all the sprays washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have no permanent effect whatever upon it Swifts Spe- ¬ cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is the only remedy which can reach the disease and force it from the blood Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Ky had Catarrh for years He writes I could see no improvement prominent officers Mhssivh volume iMarvt louHtv cheap Nearly 000 pages Xm Wall Paper i j DiED rSuuday night last near Pleas ana Valloy Mrs Moses Kimes sidter of Mrs Ma4Met52ger of this city A birthday entertainment was given in honor pf Miss Mirandas sixteenth an niversaryat the country seat of her parentsgMr and Mrs W S Potts last i1 naay ugsub Furniture value SEE US for BABY COACHES and FANCY CARRIAGE COVERS w g Xk g Carpets Furniture Wall Fape Dip h ftfl JS wh 1 C1C1 i r i ob ZZtJKJ xa mi K3V In nil XJ OA7 t- - 2dNai 7- Vi jLU Li k Abu - St ED Wfc LI APU JLI L 4k JL xJ jL JL M l2 sr arsj v ftrr J i tmF a ITTa Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand O EDWARDS jhfcfrfu Also tbe best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators vtiil in town MSlWBaoiner iniifi j iiwm ha-i- - - -- Siefcsii v- Acme Spring Trip ji Kew- WestreEBv - Call and examine goods and get prices QaiqetVieWoF a Changed laq yliopa r OjsiwuuAff k jiba 3aajeu WuX faiwdilS koA tokmihi IwMJti iiAicli ejjcfecl Almoujiu Sold by James Kennedy Druggist 33o Ad-ssy zzzz-nfca - m IQ289 GehbS m h RtiD r S aenu jot circular rnce iuu per XSSSSS XK nViOTTaS CKnSIWCKJjL CO Pnv riT jr -r-- WrtTTS PTWWVPnVAT TTTTn r-r cz z - x r tttt ILL 9 The only safe sure and reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ed to married Ladies rvf Via fl mujl a tuu Cleveland Olaio nd jr talrn nn tt wwach n x iojt The Childrens Day exercises at the MethodfsfeF Church Sunday morning and afcthe Christian Church Sunday evening re very interesting indeed and were largely attended whatever though I was constantly treated with snrnvs U11U wiisues ana ainer Dr A tiL Meredith of Louisville one ent inhaling remedies ¬ of the oldpt and most successful homoein fact I could feeL that evening opathic pjh sicians in tho State was the each winter I was worse than the year previous Miss Lillie Williams left Monday for iruest of DT M Dills family from Sat- ¬ Finally was Monday afternoon Missouri to be at the bedside of her urday brought to my it notice am that Catarrh was a blood MONROE T500K CODept M ChicagoIU mother who is dangerously ill rrfft disease and after think StayfCK Walters Party Limited ing over the matter I Charley Ed Rice of Fulton who has saw it was unreasonable been the guest ot his father Mr R M to expect to be cured by The noted Walters Party will remain Rice returned home on Friday remedies which only reached the surface I E B and Asa Dooley William Rag ia Paris aavva short tim and thd das THE BOURRON NEWS then decided to trv SSSUZvt Wiliiam His e and U illiain which yottcan pUce your orders will S S S and after a few bottles were used I no laud and the Henry spent last week at Oil Springs soon be Jp Their studio at the Hotel ticed a perceptible improvement Continuing the remedy the disease was forced out of my system and a Miss Bessie Davis who has been the Windsorm verv busy place a3 they are I advise all who complete cure was the result have this dreadful disease to guest of friends at various points m pnttiug tths finishing t jaclias on a num ¬ abandon their local treatment which has never Kentucky tor several mouths left for ber of portraits now almost ready for done them any good and take S S S a rem the disease and cure it WEEKLY Cincinnati Monday from whence she delivery- This opportunity to procure edy that can reachthe wrong treatment To continue for will go to Mexico Mo ULUtu portraits toy celebrated artists should Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Specific is a real blood remedy and Miss Iva Collins entertained a num ¬ ber ot friends at her beautiful home on not be nejuected Remember their stiy cures obstinate deep seated diseases by which we can give tf which other remedies have no effect last Friday evening Miss Collins who in Paris limited whatever upon It promptly reaches was yradnatedmt the K C and B Col- ¬ Catarrh and never fails to cure even the Soth Papers One Year for on lege this year proved a most excellent 225 Linen sent to Bourbon Steam Laun most aggravated cases hostess for the many boys and girls just dry is tegular Prise for Colli is washed white not white washed 275 free from school as well as others who m YPH a have already simuie a commence We save you generous part of this sum mentin life w ik 3end or bring your cash with order to TI12E is Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no Miss Iva Collier has as her guests Miss YORK WORLD dangerous minerals THE BOURBON NEWS Lula Collins ot Pewee Valley Miss Books mailed free by Swift Specific Mary Carpenter of Houstonville Miss THlUCE-A-WJSEEDITION Company Atlanta Georgia Bertha McCorkee of Eminence Ky Paris Kit and a gentleman or so names not im- ¬ 18 Pages a Week portant for the week Misses Iva Col15G Papers a Year lins Bertha McCorkee and Mary Car- ¬ penter constituted the graduating class DOLLAB VLry FOR WAR We B College this year of the K C AGENTS WANTEDincluding battles - every SPAIN A lternate Day except ventured to remark to Prof Thomson Published ou sea and land Sunday Contains all about that if he taught for years to come in armies navies forts and warships of the Blnegrass or in the hills a class of roth natious and graphic story of the k The Edition of The better prettier or inore lovable young reat victory of the gallant Dewey tells ladies would never be sent from his New 3okk World is first among all everything about Sampson weekly papers in size frequency of Schley school room to begin life Oue and all Fitzhugh Lee and commanders by Hon of us regret to see them leave our com I puplicatioiLnd the freshness accuracy Jamee Rankin Young the intrepid anavaKHjxymfcito contents jJJLhaSjh a leader forXuba libre- - in the hajjs of ufguniB WilylnTH Our College Day was more of a hie thefuWitr dollar Weekly Its politiCongress The largest war book pub3f the price of a than our engineers most ambitious cal news is prompt complete accurate lisbedf 000 large pages 100 superb lllus hopes anticipated The Kentucky Clas- and impartial as all its readers will tes1 rations fuanv in richest colors Has sical and Business College an institu- tify It is against the monopolies and large colored maps Biggest book tion over half a century old has the for the people highest commissions lowest price only VAPOR BATH CAB1SET most desirable surroundings of any col175 Each subscriber receives grand prints the fleWs of all the world It lege in the State FOR It is a school of having special correspondence from all uu premium iree Demand enor- ¬ which Bourbon county may justly be important news points on the globe It Rheumatism Lutnbago mous harvest for agents 80 days credit Stiataca proud The public by liberal patrou has brilliant illustrations stories by Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia ¬ freight paid outfit free Write to day asje is showmg its appreciation A great authors a capital humor page tion via Leaner Skin and Blood Address The National Book Concern large and representative audience complete markets departments for the Dept 15 3fG Dearborn street Chicago Diseases Kidney Diseases greeted the rendering of the programs household and womens work and othei 28my 8t Nervous Diseases on each day With logical educational special departments of nsual interest Asthma Catarrh etc advantages and the straight forward We offer this uupqualed newspapei For ale By business course of her officers the K C and The Bouuson News together one DR CALDWELLS CEA8 N- - FITHIAN B College claims the attention of all year for 225 U Vte D Sass 3 Wt knowledge seekeTs The regular subscription pnee of the At A Shires jewelry store Paris lly CURES COWSTIPATIONI two papers is 300 igtTTgraCTTTJBCT-j-- jaCT waivTTTOTTwnCTiarCTyyr jirYi IrTpwTwTftWKWTOTTaj Sales M Kahn recently purchased the following stock of the parties Of A Dettwilleronecow25 nnmed JUST BIGHT FOIt JUXK W S Jones one heifer 30 J W Youug Sr one cow and a htifero6 40 i sj s s s w S s J W Young Sr one steer 2459 O M Skillmau one heifer 665 lbs at 3 2395 J E Boardman Carlisle one cov 1075 lbs at 3Jr 3700 Jake a Everman 9 sheep 2765 J W Pres cott 2 steers 8 ewes and 3 sheep 09 35 Jeff Wells one cow and a calf 2250 D W Sledd one cow 1 085 lbs at 260 28 30 Ed Rice 2 bucks 350 lbs at 2c 8 75 J H Howe one number one calf 2250 F M Grillispie one heifer to J E ¬ Boardman of Carlisle 40 C Gillispie Artistic beauties Hand sewed turned a pei feet shoe A shoe of one cow and calf to same 50 Clifton Gillispie 3 heifers to same 84 40 J C haudsome appearance Bryan one cow to same 26 and solii com ¬ J W Skillmau Jr 12 hogs to G W fort Gardner of 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the 000000 An Eye Witness Story station connecting- with Santiago de til nearly 11 ¬ - Sir l - A HAIL OF BOMBS FIFTY FIFTH C0NGBESS ii en nmerlcan Ironclads sf Odbil oo tlio Santia ¬ go Forttllcatlons Many Spaniards Killed and Wounded and the Rhina Mereedes is Abandoned Ji If4 - American IVIarines Are Landed Under the Fire and De ¬ feat the Spanish Ifetv The Spaniards admit that the bombardment from the American fleet was most destructive About 1G00 projectiles are said to have been fired by the American war ships and it seems that the responsive fire from the Spanish forts and ships was scarcely felt at all by the Americans The fortifications near the entrance of the harbor are described as being riddled with solid shot and shattered by the explosion of the immense shells fired by the American battle ships The Spanish batteries are understood to have been virtually silenced and El Morro and the fortifications at Socapa and Punta Gorda are reported to have been demolished by the three hours uninterrupted hammering- of the Amer- ¬ ican fleet The American attack is nex t said to have been specially directed against Aguadores a small coast town a little flicted on the enemy - Cuba that immense damage was in ¬ Jk miral it seems was to land troops and The Cuban Troops Join Forces With siege guns there after reducing the defenses of the places and then make Blsceoafs and Oo Good Service a close assault upon Santiago which in view of the present condition of its fortifications maybe expected to 3ield vprv snnri after the berinnin- of such Combined Forces Have Entrenched an attack Heavy cannonading- wa opened upon Aguadores at about mid Preparatory to flaking An- day Monday The latest advices received here from other Advance Spanish sources do not indicate the duration of the fire or whether American troops and siege guns were actualThe Spaniards Admit Fearful Destruction ly landed at Aguadores but from the information obtainable it can not be Five of the Officers Killed Net Re ¬ doubted that the net result of Mon- ¬ sults of theDays Execution an days fighting was extremely disasAwful Blow to the Enemy trous to the Spanish defenses It is also understood here that the Cuban troops maintained throughou New Youk June 8 A special from the greater part of Monday an attac Cape Haytien describing- the bombard by land on Santiago and the Spanish ment of Santiago de Cuba on Monday reports say the garrison lost heavily says- that the forts about the harbor in killed and wounded The military commander of SantiThe Morro are now a mass of ruins is now a shapeless pile of ruined ago de Cuba acknowledges the followimasonry and dismantled guns and the ng- casualties among- the land forces - bay tothe east of the entrance of Santiago The idea of the American ad ¬ ¬ r 1 f - more exposed to Are At one time the smoke became so dense that it was necessary to draw ¬ aside allowing the cloud to lift The ¬ ¬ vessels were examined and it was found that they had sustained no dam- ¬ age Breakfast was served to the men and in a few minutes they re entered cable ¬ the fight with the greatest enthusiasm The bombardment destroyed a little The second fight was even more fierce house which sheltered the shore con than the first It was in that that the nection of the French cable at Caiman ¬ Baltimore was struck era though whether by the ex- ¬ During the first fight the Spanish plosion of bombs from the water ¬ admirals ship steamer put bravely out or by explosives used by a party of the line to meet the Olympia The sent for that purpose is not American fleet concentrated fire on known ¬ The cables uniting the her and she was so badly injured that main cable with the office of Caima- ¬ she turned around to put back At nera and the town of Caimanera with this juncture the Olympia let fly an Santiago were cut thus accounting for S inch shell which struck her stern the prolonged absence of intelligence and pierced through almost her entire here as to operations in that vicinity length exploding finally in the engine It is also believed that the cable at room wrecking her machinery This Santiago is cut as no direct news from shell killed the captain and 60 men Santiago has yet been received at Cape and set the vessel on fire Haytien since Monday at midnight In the heat of the fight two torpedo Even before the cables in Guantana ¬ boats moved out to attack the fleet mo bay had been injured so that they They were allowed to come within 800 could not be worked the operators at yards when a fusilade from the Olym- ¬ the Caimanera station were forced to pia sent one to the bottom with all on flee by the fire from the American war board and riddled the other The ships second boat was later found turned Up to this hour 915 p m there has upon the beach covered with blood been no direct cable communication In the second fight the Baltimore from Santiago since Monday at mid ¬ was sent to silence the fort at Cavite night She plunged into a cloud of smoke and Kept Its Promise opened all her batteries on the fortifi- ¬ Muncie Ind June 9 Wednesday cations In a very few minutes a shell struck in the ammunition and the Muncie Wrheel Co finished its large and put the fort blew up with a deafening brick additions to its factory was one in use This company them roar The work of the Baltimore was glori- ¬ of the local concerns which was at the ous After the principal ships had front with a promise that if McKinley been destroyed the Concord Raleigh was elected president it would build and Petrel being of light draft were extensive additions to its plant and On Board the Battleship New York just After Firing a Shot sent close to handle the remaining engage a much larger force of work- ¬ vessels of the fleet They made quick men It has fulfilled every promise ¬ its plant and force of employes now be Estrella battery is utterly ruined Col Ordonez Capt Sanchez Lieut work of them In taking possession ing nearly twice as large as when the This result the dispatch says was the Yrizar of the artillery and Perez and of the land forts several hundred advance agent of prosperity was nomi- ¬ work of ten American ironclads which Garcia both Spanish officers whose wounded Spaniards fell into the hands nated for the presidency by the repub ¬ of the Americans and nearly 200 dead passed back and forthfrom Fort Ca ¬ rank is not mentioned were accounted for on the spot Holes licans These officers were killed The brera on the west to Port Aguadores Western Association of AVriters on the east of the harbor entrance Spaniards also admit the loss of 21 in in which numbers had been hastily Warsaw Ind June 9 The thir- ¬ The dead were discharging- their heavy guns as they fantry soldiers severely wounded and buried were found returned to relatives so far as this teenth annual meeting of the Western steamed along so that scarcely a j ard say one soldier was killed But it is of the coast escaped the deadly can ¬ believed the losses of the Spaniards could be done and the wounded were Association of Writers will be held at¬ cared for in the best manner by the Winona Park June 27 to July 2 Lead nonading were much more heavy ing poets and writers of the west will At Fort Aguadores the forts recent- ¬ Later reports show that Col Ordonez American surgeons The Spanish loss footed up 400 killed be present Winona park is in Kos ly constructed by Col Ordonez the fa- ¬ Capt Sanchez Lieut Yrizar of the GOO wounded and a property loss of ciu sco county Ind 100 miles east of mous artillery expert were blown to artillery and Senors Perez and Garcia dust and Col Ordonez himself was bad ¬ officers whose rank is not mentioned anywhere from 6000 OOOto 10000000 Chicago and 40 miles west of Ft Several shots struck the Olympia and Wayne It is less than two miles from ly wounded by the flying splinters and are only severely wounded and not she was pierced a number of times Warsaw with which it is connected by Capt Sanchez and Lieut killed as at first reported The Span debris Yrizar artillery officers were also iards claim that only one soldier was One shell struck the side of the ship railway bus and steamboat lines The chap- ¬ wounded Two infantry lieutenants killed though the casualties in the against the hospital ward Sunken Vessels at Manila Garcia and Perez and 21 privates are naval force are said to be as already lain and nurses were watching the Will Raise the Sax Francisco June 9 The United fight through a port a few inches reported fatally wounded Later in cabled government will raise the Span- ¬ the day the American ships moved In the naval force the Spaniards say away and were stunned by the concus- ¬ States ish vessels sunk in Manila harbor by closer toward the mouth of the har ¬ that the officer who was second in sion San Paymaster Loud who was on the Adm Deweys gunners Three Son bor where the old cruiser Reina Mer- ¬ command of the partly dismantled Francisco firms T P Whitelaw cedes had been discerned attempting Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes and McCulloch during the battle was a A Woodside Co and the Pacific to place explosives about the hull of five sailors and an ensign were killed witness of events on both sides From Mail Steamship Co will be called on the Merrimac to blow her to pieces The Spaniards acknowledged that a his position he could see every move- ¬ for bids for undertaking the work and clear the channel great deal of damage was inflicted on ment of the American ships and could A 10 inch shell from the Oregon the Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes also see the battle plans of the Span ¬ The Report Untrue landed squarely abaft her pilot house and they say Morro castle shows great iards Washington June 9 At the navy Fc two hours said Mr Loud the department considerable indignation upper works into gaping breaches in its walls and tore all her shreds Later in the day it appears a land steady thunder of cannon was keptup is felt at the report of the death of Her second commodore five of her ing of American troops was effected The roar was something terrible Capt Philips of the Texas the de- ¬ Atone time I really thought we partment saying that no basis what- ¬ sailors and a marine were killed A near Daiquiri some distance east of second lieutenant of the Reina Mer- ¬ Aguadores and near the railroad sta- ¬ would be beaten This was after tho ever for it exists and that it is calcu- ¬ cedes and 10 of her seamen were very tion connecting with Santiago Later fire had been kept up an hour It lated needlessly to alarm his family seriously wounded an engagement took place between the looked like every gun on the Spanish and friends A perfect shower of shell and shot American force and a column of Span- ¬ ships had turned loose on us all to- ¬ A Gift to Trinity College fell upon and around the old cruiser ish troops which had been sent against gether and the shore line was a verit ¬ Durham N C June 9 President and she was so badly damaged that the landing party The accounts of able blaze of fire from the batteries Kilgo of Trinity college has just an- ¬ her crew by order of Adm Cervera the battle obtainable here being from The din was simply indescribable nounced the gift of 100000 to the en ¬ abandoned her and sought the shore Spanish sources do not set forth the Tons upon tons of shot fell over our dowment fund of the college by Walk for safety result and therefore it is to be in ships There was steel enough to have ington Duke Mr Duke has given in About noon according to the Cape ferred that the Americans were vic- sunk our entire fleet alf 350000 to Trinity college There Our salvation was in the bad marks ¬ Haytien dispatch a landing party of torious and that is the belief which great rejoicing among the students manship of the Spaniards They han ¬ is faculty American marines near Daiquiri was prevails here attacked by Spanish infantry and a It seems to be admitted that the fire dled their pieces like boys Nearly all and Sealing Schooner Lost squad of eavalr- - The insurgents were of the American soldiers was so effec- of their shots went wide of the mark Victoria B C June 9 News has posted in the neighborhood and with tive that the Spaniards were compelled Most were high flying over the fleet of the loss of the their aid the marines successful- - took to flee from the fortifications they and falling into the bay bejond Some been received here Golden Fleece near of the batteries however were better sealing schooner np a position holding it and later were defending on the Japanese coast making it a base from which they op- ¬ All the Spanish forts are in ruins trained Several guns maintained a Manouranawere saved with 330 skins Her erated The Spanish force was defeat ¬ The Americans did just what they raking fire on the fleet Nearly all our out ofcrew a catch of 500 The catch on ed with heavy loss and driven back to- ¬ started out To do and their victory ships were struck by both large and coast is comparative small shot but no damage of conse- the Japanese ward Santiago leaving their wounded was complete small The fire was tremendous Earth and quence was done behind them Situation at Manila Very Grave The Americans are now entrenched mortar leaped into the air from the Garrison Reinforced 9 Captain general oi near Daiquiri and are landing heavy explosion of the giant shells Madrid Gibraltar June S The Spanish PhilippinesJune the situation at Ma preparatory to moving them Not only the forts and batteries but guns says ¬ towards Santiago and laying siege to the whole shore line was rent and garrison in the neighborhood of Gi ¬ nila is very grave Aguinaldo suctorn No body of troops masked bat- braltar has been reinforced by addi ceeded in stirring up the whole coun to the city There is a panic in Santiago The tery or ambuscade can have survived tional troops at San Roque with try Manila to be attacked by land Madrid June S Cervera cables further reinforcements at Tarifa Bar ¬ and sea Many desertions from Span residents who can leave are fleeing to rios and the country joining the insurgents or that six American vessels bombarded will be Algeciras Temporary huts iards Insurrection has reached great erected to accommodate them proportions doing anything to get away from the Santiago and coast fortifications Six Headquarters Changed certain destruction that now awaits killed 17 wounded on board the Reina The Queen in 111 Health Mobile Ala June 8 The head ¬ Cerveras fleet and the forces of Pando Mercedes three officers killed officer London June 9 The Madrid corquarters of the 4th army corps lias and 17 men wounded among troops and Linares News says Cape Haytien Hyti June 8 The Damage inflicted on batteries La So- been changed from this city to Tampa respondent of the Daily to be in ill said fighting before ana in the vicinity of capa and Morro unimportant Morrc Gen Coppinger is already there and The queen regent is ever appears in She hardly Santiago de Cuba continued the great¬ barracks damaged Enemy had no Tuesday the officers of the corps were health though she drives daily in the ordered thither- - Brig GenrXAoyd public er part of Monday from 745 a m un- - ticeable losses wilderness behind the palace Wheaton is left in command erq - Sax Francisco June 8 Among tho passengers who arrived on the Delgic Tuesday from Hong Kong were four men who participated in the fight of Manila bay on May 1 They are Pay- ¬ master G A Loud of the dispatch boat McCulloch Dr Charles P Kindle berger surgeon of the Olympia Ralph Phelps secretary to the captain of the McCulloch and J C Evans gunner of the Boston They left Manila on May 5 Dr Kindleberger and Gunner Ev- ¬ ans are going home on account of Payexpiration of their sea time master Loud and Mr Phelps are here on business and will return to the McThey all speak of the valor Culloch and determination of their opponents in the battle of Manila They say that the Spaniards fought bravely even after the last vestige of hope had gone and stayed by their guns as long as they could be used Dr Kindleberger gives a graphic account of the terrific fight He was on the Olympia through it all In the first assault the flag ship took the lead the other vessels following in her wake at four ships lengths The Spanish fleet was approached by laps each turn bringing the contestants nearer together By this plan the American vessels frequentlr poured broadsides into the enemy but were themselves ¬ ¬ Great Battle Took Place at Caimanera In First Ecalar Seslo the Bay of Guanrnnamo Tuesday the Washington June 3 Senate When wai Five Ships Bombard the Forts adjourned Thursday evening the senate ¬ revenue measure so far as the finance comcompleted with the Cape Haytien Hayti June 9 It is mittee is concerned ivas exception of the bond provision and the reported here that a great battle has amendments proposed by the democrats in lieu taken place at Caimanera in the Bay of the bond paragraph While no agreement of Guantanamo At 530 Tuesday was reached fixing a time for the taking of a morning five ships of the American final vote upon the bill it was the expressed of the both squadron opened a heavy bombard ¬ opinion on would sidestaken Fridaychamber before be ment of the fortifications of the town that a vote Mr Allison rep la in charge adjournment Nervous Ad Tiretffc Was Not Able to do Her Work Unti6v vousness and that tired ana the papers about Hoods Sarsaparilla my began taking it I am now able to do work as Hoods Sarsaparilla has relieved111 Mrs T F Rich Hampshire me Hoods Sarsaparilla Cured ner I was troubled with headaches feeling Inad There was a perfect hail of bombs in the bay striking and demolishing many houses beyond the fortifications On the Spanish side the artillery re plied vigorously maintaining for some time a stout resistance The fire from the war ships however never slackened for an instant It was regular and carefully directed and a great majority of the shots proved effective The Spaniards were forced to abandon their positions on the shore and retreat to the town of Caimanera proper It is supposed that later they fled from that position also with the in ¬ ¬ of the measure announced the senate to remain in session Friday until a Is All 01 tne connniuee vote was reached amendments except those noted were agreed to Thursday afternoon Several efforts were made to amend or eliminate the committee amendments but the efforts in each case were unsuccessful Mr Butler pop N C had and a three hours for the floor 15 minutes after he began to half Within speak he brought on a general political en- ¬ gagement which lasted for more than an honr House The house practically without de- ¬ bate passed Thursday the urgency deficiency bill providing for emergency expenses of the army and navy departments incident to the war It was based upon estimates received re- ¬ cently from the departments and carried items contemplated in the Philippine expedition and the early movement upon Cuba Washington June 4 Senate While the war revenue measure was not passed by the senate Friday two very important votes were taken one on a proposition to coin the silver bullion in the treasury and to issue silver cer- ¬ tificates against the coin and the other on the bond proposition presented by the republican minority of the committee on finance In lieu of the seigniorage amendment offered by the majority of the finance committee Mr Wolcott rep Col proposed an amendment directing the secretary of the treasury to coin the silver bullion in the treasury and to issuesilver cer- ¬ tificates against it After some discussion a vote was reached and the amendment was agreed to 48 to 31 several republicans voting for it Mr Aldrich repKI then pressed the amendment of the minority of the finance committee providing for the issue of one hun ¬ dred millions of certificates of indebtedness and three hundred millions of bonds to be used exclusively for the payment of the ex- ¬ penses of the war After an extended debate the question was brought to an issue and by the decisive vote of 45 to 31 the bond amend ¬ ment was incorporated in the bill as a substi ¬ tute for the amendment to issue legal tender notes House The house Friday consumed much time but without result considering a bill to authorize the president to restore to his rank and duty Maj Joseph W Wham paymaster in the army who was suspended in 1X90 upon half pay until 1S04 through court martial proceed- ¬ ings and executive action Mr Talbert dem S C by unanimous consent proceeded to speak 20 minutes in opposition to a bond issue as proposed in the revenue bili Forty nine private pension and relief bills were passed and at 240 oclock p m the house took recess until 8 p m Washington June G Senate At 705 oclock Saturday evening the war revenue bill passed the senate An amendment to place a duty of ten cents on all tea imported into the United States was adopted also an amend ¬ ment providing for a tax graduated according to price upon all articles sold under a patent right trademark or name not open to general use and which are not otherwise taxed by the bill Through an amendment offered by Lind ¬ say demKy the senate decided not to place a stamp tax upon bundles of newspapers wholly or partially printed which weigh less than 1C0 pounds A tax of four cents a b rrel was placed on adulterated flour and a stamp tax of one cent on every ticket entitling the holder to a seat in a palace or parlor car or berth in a sleeping car the company selling or seat the berth being required to affix the stamp The income tax was defeated Mr Allen moved that the sen- ¬ ate insist upon its amendments and that the conferees be appointed The motion was agreed to and Messrs Allison Aldrich and Jones Ark were named as conferees The measure now goes back to the house Washington June 7 Senate Beyond tho passage of an urgent deficiency bill made necessary by the war with Spain the senate accomplished little Monday The deficiency measure carries appropriationsfor the war and navy establishments aggregating 17745000 These appropriations are in addition to the amounts to be carried later by the general de- ¬ ficiency bill During the greater part of the session the measure providing for the taking of the twelfth and subsequent censuses was under consideration but no progress was made towards its completion House After the revenue bill wis sent to conference the session of the house Monday was devoted to routine business chiefly under suspension of the rules a number of bills be ¬ ing passed Adjournment was taken pending the disposal of a measure providing a code of criminal law and procedure for Alaska Washington June 8 Senate The bill for the protection of the people of the Indian territory passed It provides for the allot- ¬ ment in severalty of certain lands to the In- ¬ dians of the territory the payment of interest claims to the Chickasaw Indians and the rati ¬ fication of the agreement affected with the In ¬ dians by the Dawes commission The discus- ¬ sion of the census bill precipitated a civil ser- ¬ vice debate which had not been concluded when the senate adjourned House After disposing of the urgent war deficiency bill as passed with amendments by the senate the house Tuesday considered the conference report upon the sundry civil bill The report so far as it embodied agreements was adopted and the house then began voting severally upon the senate amendments upon which no agreement had been reached in con- ¬ ference Of these there are 45 The house Tuesday considered eight of these acting favorably upon three and rejecting the re- ¬ mainder Consideration will continue Wednes ¬ day that he would ash Hoods Americas Greatest Whats the SarsapariSSaMedicine 1 - six for 65 Moods Pills cure indigestion biliousness ¬ ¬ ¬ habitants suit wu iudce to the defendant in tnewitness stand been released from the lust and was rummaging amongst he JUiy- Ive lost my hat replied the defendant in an injured tone has it said the de ¬ Perhaps Mr H indicating the counsel for fendants counsel the other side but I Not I replied that gentleman we get his whole suit before hope to have Chicago Tribune through A new through Sleeping Car line betweent St Louis and Colorado Springs will be estab- ¬ lished over the Wabash Rock Island Short Line May loth 1898 The time will be the fastest made with through service between these two points by many hours A through Sleeper will leave St Louis on Wabash train No 3 at 920 a ui arriving at Colorado Springs the next morning at 1100 with a di- ¬ rect connection for Denver arriving at 1130 am This is the fastest regular through service ever established between St Louis and Colorado Returning the Sleeper will leave Colorado Springs at 245 p m and ar¬ rive at St Louis the next evening at 615 Patrons of this line will avoid the only un- ¬ pleasant feature heretofore attendant on Col- ¬ orado travel inasmuch as the trip through Missouris fertile fields will now be by day ¬ 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every woman I know Washington June 9 Senate A bill pro- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ certified by the civil service commission but by a vote of 18 to 3f A provision was inserted that not more than two thirds of the supervisors and enumerators should belong to one political party House The house Wednesday disposed of the senate amendments of the sundry civil hill and agreed to further conference Tt conferece report upon the post office ap- ¬ propriation bili was adopted without debate and the house proceededto consider the bill to provide for the participation t volunteer soldiers in congressional elections Ad jourment was pending taken dis ¬ posal and it will come up Thursday The ses- ¬ sion began and ended Wednesday with Hawai ¬ ian incidents Mr Grosvenor repO a leader of the annexationists figuring in each instance They grew out of the anxiety of those who want early consideration lest the opposition win a victory and effect undue delay if not the defeat of the resolutions at this session it failed hfven 1iion notnr n m art a twot-km a mild andicffectlve laxativTthey we stapwo clcrtul My clauRhter and I Bickstomuchand our breath as very baa After 3Bflwdes of a Breat help in tnofanrily wonderfully Thoy areCascaretsTreLeimnroved 1137 Rittenhouse St Cincinnati Ohio m Www H ier flH CANDV CATHARTIC vl -- trademark registered ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jury returned a verdict of n ot guilty in the indictment in which Mrs At- ¬ kinson wife of the governor was a co defendant This ends the long- and noted case in which Mrs Atkinson was charged with forgery - Glennviixk W Va Mrs Atkinson Not Guilty fr June 9 The m CURE CONSTIPATION AO HO-TO-B- Huston and Venables Engineers Accepted ¬ ¬ ¬ Representa- treatment ree tive Bromwell who escorted T L Huston and W Mayo Venable of Ohio to the war department succeeded in laving the secretary of war accept two companies of engineers raifed by Messrs Huston and Venable 9 ¬ Washington June cases DROPSYNDISC0VERv fSrbSl send Dr 1L ggI of tesfmonoeiandcures wor Yy 1U oSSiT-- aunu -- US i w I V tt SW5g5 apr- - 1 ff 7 cS THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX FRIDAY JUNE 10 1898 THE MAN IN THE CAB lSafe and snug- in the sleeping- car Are father and mother and dreaming child The night outside shows never a star For the storm is thick and the wind is wild The frenzied train in its all night race Holds many a soul in its fragile walls IWhile up in his cab with a smoked stained face Is the man in the greasy overalls Through the fire box door the heat glows - 3 HE WOULDNT WAIT Session of Sampson Grew Tired of Waiting f or th4f lO at all the cocks The pistons dance and the drive wheels wanted and I should know where to smite The trembling rails till the whole earth look for one Then I skirted among the woods until rocks But never a searching eye could trace had regained the rear or shoreward Though the night is black and the speed I side of the stockade and was soon appals warmly welcomed by the faithful A line of fear in the smoke stained face Of the man in the greasy overalls party I had soon told nry story and bega n No halting wavering coward he he lashes his engine around the curve to look about me The log house was As But a peace encompassed Grant or Lee made of unsquared trunks of pine With a heart of oak and an iron nerve roof walls and floor The latter stood And so I ask that you make a place in several places as much as a foot or a In the Temple to Heroes sacred halls Where I may hang the smoke stained foot and a half above the surface of the faced sand There was a porch at the door Of the man in the greasy overalls and under this porch the little spring Nixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin welled up into an artificial basin of a rather odd kind no other than a great ships kettle of iron with the bottom knocked out and sunk to her bear ¬ ings as the captain said among the sand Little had been left beside the frame- ¬ work of the house but in one corner 1K0BERT LOUIS STEVEIlSOn there was a stone slab laid down by way of hearth and an old rusty iron basket to contain the fire PART IV The slopes of the knoll and all the inside of the stockade had been cleared CHAPTER XIX NARRATIVE RESUMED BY JIM HAW ¬ of timber to Imild the house and we KINS THE GARRISON AT THE could see by the stumps what a fine STOCKADE and lofty grove had been destroyed As soon as Ben Gunn saw the colors Most of the soil had been washed he came to a halt stopped me b the away or buried in drift after the re- ¬ arm and sat down moval of the trees onlj where the Now said he theres your friends streamlet ran down from the kettle a sure enough thick bed of moss and some ferns and Far more likely its the mutineers little creeping bushes were still green among the sand Verv close around the I answered Why in a place stockade too close for defense they That he cried like this where nobody puts in but said the wood still flourished high and genlemen of fortune Silver would dense all of fir on the land side but fly the Jolly Roger you dont make no toward the sea with a large admixture doubt of that No thats your friends of live oaks Theres been blows too and I reckon The cold evening breeze of which I your friends has had the best of it have spoken whistled through every and here they are ashore in the old chink of the rude building and stockade as was made years and years sprinkled the floor with a continual ago by Flint Ah he was the man to rain of fine sand There was sand in have a headpiece was Flint Barring our eyes sand in our teeth sand in our rum his match was never seen He suppers sand dancing in the spring at were afraid of none not he ony Silver the bottom of the kettle for all the Silver was that genteel world like porridge beginning to boi Well said I that may be so and Our chimney was a square hole in toe so be it all the more reason that I roof it was but a little part of the should hurry on and join my friends smoke that found its way out and the Nay mate returned Ben not you rest eddied about the house and kept Youre a good boy or Im mistook us coughing and piping the eye but youre ony a boy all told Now Add to this that Gray the new man Ben Gunn is fly Bum wouldnt bring had his face tied up in a bandage for a xne there where youre going not cut he had got in breaking away from rum wouldnt till I see your born the mutineers and that poor old Tom gecleman and gets it on his word of Redruth still unburied lay along the Jionor And you wont forget my wall stiff and stark under the Union f words A precious sight thats what Jack youll say a precious sight more con- ¬ If we had been allowed to sit idle n fidence and then nips him we should all have fallen in the blues fe3And he pinched me the third time but Capt Smollett was never the man with the same air of cleverness for that All hands were called up be- ¬ And when Ben Gunn is wanted fore him and he divided us into you know where to find him Jim Just watches The doctor and Gray and I where you found him to day And him for one the squire Hunter and Joyce that comes is to have a white thing in upon the other Tired as we all were his hand and hes to come alone Oh two were sent out for firewood two and youll say this Ben Gunn says more were sent to dig a grave for Red ¬ you has reasons of his own ruth the doctor was named cook I Well said I I believe I under ¬ was put sentry at the door and the stand You have something to pro- ¬ captain himself went from one to an- ¬ pose and you wish to see the squire or other keeping up our spirits and lend ¬ the doctor and youre to be found ing a hand wherever it was wanted where I found you Is that all From time to time the doctor came And when says you he added to the door for a little air and to rest Why from about noon observation to his eyes which were almost smoked out of his head and whenever he did so he about six bells Good says I and now may I go had a word forme You wont forget That man Smollett he said once he inquired is a better man than I am And when anxiously Precious sight and reasons of his own says you Reasons of his I say that it means a deal Jim own thats the mainstay as between Another time he came and was silent man and man Well then still hold ¬ for awhile Then he put his head on ing me I reckon you can go Jim one side and looked at me Ts this Ben Gunn a man he asked And Jim if you was to see Silver you wouldnt go for to sell Ben Gunu Wild I do not know sir said I I am horses wouldnt draw it from you not very sure whether hes sane No says 3rou And if them pirates If theres any doubt about the mat- ¬ came ashore Jim what would you say ter he is returned the doctor A man but thered be widders in the morn- ¬ who has been three years biting his nails on a desert island Jim cant ex- ¬ ing Here he was interrupted by a loud re- ¬ pect to appear as sane as you or me It port and a cannonball came tearing doesnt lie in human nature Was it through the trees and pitched in the cheese you said he had a fancy for Yes sir cheese I answered sand not 100 yards from where we two Well Jim says he just see the were talking The next moment each ¬ good that comes of being dainty in of us had taken to his heels in a differ your food Youve seen my snuff box ent direction For a good hour to come frequent havent you And you never saw me reports shook the island and balls kept take snuff the reason being that in crashing through the woods I moved my snuff box I carry a piece of Parme ¬ from hiding place to hiding place al ¬ san cheese a cheese made in Italy very ways pursued or so it seemed to me by nutritious Well thats for Ben Gunn Before supper was eaten we buried these terrifying missiles But toward the end of the bombardment though old Tom in the sand and stood round still I durst not venture in the direction him for awhile bareheaded in the of the stockade where the balls fell breeze A good deal of firewood had oftenest I had begun in a manner to been got in but not enough for the cap pluck up my heart again and after a tains fancy and he shook his head over long detour to the east crept down it and told us we must get back to this to morrow rather livelier Then when among the shore side trees The sun had just set the sea breeze we had eaten our pork and each had a was rustling and tumbling in the good stiff glass of brandy grog the woods and ruffling the gray surface of three chiefs got together in a corner the anchorage the tide too was far to discuss our prospects out and great tracks of sand lay un- ¬ It appears they were at their wits covered the air after the heat of the end what to do the stores being so low day chilled me through my jacket that we must have been starved into The Hispaniola still lay where she surrender long before help came But had anchored but sure enough there our best hope it was decided was to was the Jolly Roger the black flag of kill off the buccaneers until they either piracy flying from her peak Even as hauled down their flag or ran away From came red I looked therereport another sent flash with the Hispaniolareduced tonineteen fifteen the they were already and another that echoes clattering and one more round two others were wounded and one at shot whistled through the air It was least the man shot beside the gun t severely wounded if he were not dead the last of the cannonade I lay for some time watching the Ever time we had a crack at them we bustle which succeeded the attack were to take it saving our own lives Men were demolishing something with with the extremest care And besides axes on the beach near the stockade that weiad two able allies rum and the poor jolly boat I afterward dis- ¬ the climate s for the first though we were about covered Away near the mouth of the river a great lire was glowing among half a mile away we could hear them the trees and between that point and roaring and singing late into the night the ship one of the gigs kept coming and as for the second the doctor staked id going the men whom I had seen his wig that camped where thejwerc so gloomy shouting at the oars like in the marsh and unprovided withrem- vchildren 3ut there was a sound in edies the half of them would be on their backs before a week their voices which Btfg gested rum The steam is hissing - white toward ths stockade I was pretty far down on the low sandy spit that in- ¬ closes the anchorage to the east and is joined at half water to Skeleton island and now as I rose to my feet I saw some distance further down the spit and rising from among low bushes an isolated rock pretty high and peculiarly white in color It occurred to one that this might be the white rock of which Ben Gunn had spoken and that some day or other a boat might be ¬ At length I thotygfot I might return we are iot all shot be glad to be pack- down first theyll ing in the schooner Its always a ship and they can get to buccaneering again I suppose First ship that I ever lost said Capt Smollett I was dead tired as you may fancy and when I got to sleep which was not til after a great deal of tossing I slept like a log of wood The rest had long been up and had already breakfasted and increased the pile of firewood by about half as much again when I was awakened by a bustle and the sound of voices Flag of truce I heard some one sajr and then immediately after with a cry of surprise Silver himself And at that I jumped up and rub- ¬ bing my eyes ran to a loophole in the wall Sc he added Mll ¬ -- -- i CHAPTER XX SILVERS EMBASSY Sure enough there were two men just outside the stockade one of them waving a white cloth the other no less a person than Silver himself standing placidly bj It was still quite early and the cold- ¬ est morning that I think I ever was abroad in a chill that pierced into the marrow The sky was bright and cloud- ¬ less overhead and the tops of the trees shone rosily in the sun But where Sil- ¬ ver stood with his lieutenant all was still in shadow and they waded knee deep in a low white vapor that had crawled during the night out of the morass The chill and vapor taken to- ¬ gether told a poor tale of the island It was plainly a damp feverish unhealthy spot Keep indoors men said the cap- ¬ tain Ten to one this is a trick Then he hailed the buccaneer Stand or we fire Who goes Flag of truce cried Silver The captain was in the porch keeping himself carefully out of the way of TO BE CONTINUED a treacherous shot should anj be in- ¬ tended He turned and spoke to us ALMOST SECOND NATURE Doctors watch on the lookout Dr Livesey take the north side if you Cyclists Unconsciously Follow Rales of the Road When Walliinjy please Jim the east Gray the west ¬ You can tell a bicycle rider by his The watch below all hands to load musLively men and careful walk Not because of a peculiarity of kets And then he turned again to the mu ¬ gait but for the reason that he uncon ¬ sciously follows the rules of the road tineers And what do you want with your that he has learned while riding a bi ¬ cycle flag of truce he cried On the sidewalks of the crowded was the other man who This time it streets of Xew York and Brooklyn a replied Capn Silver sir to come on board gentleman- whose asquaintance among bicycle riders is quite extensive has and make terms he shouted Dont know him as a matter of curiosit- - watched his Capn Silver cried the captain And we cycling friends walking to and from Whos he business Almost without exception could hear him adding to himself My heart and heres they pass to the right when meeting Capn is it promotion other pedestrians and to the left when Long John answered for himself passing them from behind When Me sir These pcor lads have turning a corner the pedestrian who has chosen me capn after your desertion learned to cycle hugs the wall closely if going to the right and is almost r sure to make a long turn if bound to the left If all pedestrians would observe the rules of the road on the sidewalks as well as Hlf experienced cyclists observe them on- flie highways there would be fewer toes trampled upon and fewer persons nudged in the ribs by protrud- ¬ A ing and sharp elbows There is nothing more annoying to the participants and nothing more laughable to the spectator than to see two persons dancing upamd down and taking a series of side steps because both started to pass each other in the wrong direction The ibicj cle is unconsciously teaching people how best to keep out of each ir TJy others way Anyone who does not JL think the result is sure to be beneficial l IQ V A ought to attempt to stem a crowd Ml coming from a- iheater or crossing the When Ben Gunn is wanted you know where to nnd him Jim bridge at rush hours There will be no polish left on the rash individuals sir laying particular stress upon the shoes there will be mud stains on his word desertion Were willinsr to garments and a feeling of deep bit- ¬ submit if we can come to terms and no ter resentment against all mankind in bones about it All I ask is your word his bosom Y Journal Capn Smollett to let me safe and sound out of this here stockade and one A Royal WnrdroTbe minute to get out o shot before a gun The Dauphine was allowed a sum ot is fired 120000 livres for her dress alone but My man said Capt Smollett I she never interfered in any wa and have not the slightest desire to talk to everything was decided without con- ¬ you If you wish to talk to me jou can sulting her by the dame datour who come thats all If theres any treach- ¬ ordered what was necessary according ery itll be on your side and the Lord to her own appreciation and settled the help you bills of the tradesmen At the end of enough capn shouted Long the year she presented incomprehensi- ¬ Thats A word from yous ble accounts which the Dauphine was John cheerily enough I know a gentleman and you required to approve with the result may lay to that that her expenses greatly exceeded 1he We could see the man who carried the allotted sum through no fault of hers flag of truce attempting to hold Sil- ¬ Mercy was called to the rescue and dis ver back nor was that wonderful see ¬ covered the most absurd extravagance ing how cavalier had been the cap- For instance three ells of rbbou to tie tains answer But Silver laughed at the powdering gown of the Dauphine him aloud and slapped him on the were put down daily also several ells back as if the idea of alarm had been cf silk daily to cover the basket in absurd Then he advanced to the which her gloves and fan were depos ¬ stockade threw over his crutch got a ited with many other items of the leg up and with great vigor and skill some kind noted by Mercy in solemrsucceeded in surmounting the fence reprobation With all this waste the and dropping safely to the other side arrangements about her wer strangely I will confess that I was far too much deficient in comfort Anna LlVtckn ell taken up with what was going on to in Century be of x4he slightest use as sentry in ¬ Vhen Baths Were Novelties deed I had already deserted my eastern Although in classic times the bath loophole and crept up beliindthecap seems to have been one of the chief tain who had now seated himselfm the threshold with his elbows on his knees features of life yet in the medieval days so hud things changed a ladys toilet his head in his hands and his eyes fixed if not by any means a thing of brief on the water as it bubbled out of the old iron kettle in the sand He was or slight matter had very little to do whistling to himself Come Lasses with the bath When her hair was pomaded and braided with jewels and and Lads Silver had terrible hard work get¬ her headdress her gownsand gear were ting up the knoll With the steepness arranged the thing was done Nor was of the incline the thick tree stumps there much bathing done in the days and the soft sand he and his crutch of rouge and patches Even less than were as helpless as a ship in stays But k100 years ago the habit of frequently he stuck to it like a man in silence and bathing the entire person was called by at last arrived before the captain whom good old careful housewives a nasty he saluted in the handsomest style French fashion Leisure Hours was tricked out in his best an im-¬ He Worse nnd More of It mense blue coat thick with brass but ¬ Justice Why did you tons hune as low as to his knees and down Did he say you knock this man were a liar f a fine Laced hat was set on the back of Prisoner Worsen that sah he his head proved it Tit Bits Here you are my man aid the Getting Back- - at Her captain raising his head You had She You shouldnt wear made up better sit down You aitst a going to let me inside ties theyre not fashionable capn Its a main cold morning to be He Neither are made up women I sure sir to sit outside upon the Band ¬ - Why Silver said the captain If you had pleased to be an honest man you might have been sitting in your galley Its your own doing Youre either my ships cook and then jou were treated handsome or Capn Sil- ¬ ver a common mutineer and pirate and then you can go hang Well well capn returned the sea cook sitting down as he was bidden on the sand youll have to give me a hand up again thats all A sweet pretty place you have of it here Ah theres Jim The top of the morning to you Jim Doctor heres my service Why there you all are together like a happy family in a manner of speaking If you have anything to say my man better say it said the captain Right you are Capn Smollett re- ¬ Dooty is dooty to be plied Silver sure Well now you look here that was a good lay of yours last night I dont deny it was a good lay Some of you pretty handy with a hand spike end And Ill not deny either but what some of my people was shook maybe all was shook maybe I was shook my- ¬ self maybe thats why Im here for But you mark me capn it terms wont do twice by thunder Well have to do sentry go and ease off a point or so on the rum Maybe you think we were all a sheet in the winds eye But Ill tell you I was sober I was ony dog tired and if Id awoke a second sooner Id a caught you at the act I would He wasnt dead when I got round to him not he says Capt Smollett as cool Well as can be All that Silver said was a riddle to him but you would never have guessed it from his tone As for me I began to have an inkling Ben Gunns last words came back to my mind I began to suppose that he had paid the buccan- ¬ eers a visit while they all lay drunk together around their fire and I reck- ¬ oned up with glee that we had only 14 enemies to deal with AN EXTRA SESSION It is Threatened if the Present Cong ess Sues Not Annex Hawaii A Test of Loyalty Iind Forces to Arrive and Started to Do Business for Himself Washington June 9 The president does not intend to let congress adjourn without taking action upon the annexation of Hawaii It is stated Wednes- ¬ day that should Speaker Keed and his lieutenants on the floor continue their present tactics of pushing privileged questions to the front and prevent-¬ ing the consideration oi the Ha waiian resolution President McKinley will send a message to congress on the necessity of action at once It is said that if President McKinley becomes satisfied within the next few days that congress is contemplating a speed3 ad ¬ journment after the adoption of the war revenue bill he will not delay his message longer than the first of next week One thing is certain and that is that President McKinley is in earnest in regard to the matter of annexation In his conversations to all visitors at the white house dur ing the last few days he has given them to understand that nothing shall stand in the way of accomplishing his desire for annexation The president has declared to one friend that the time had come to test the loyalty of friends of the administration and to decide between friends of and himself and his enemies ¬ ¬ ¬ that every test vote would be closely watched from this time The policy of delay on the part of Speaker Reed has become so clear that ever one notices the labored efforts of the anti annexationists to kill time The conference committee has dallied over the sundry civil bill and the house is lingering over all privileged bills now Wasiiixgtox June 9 It is evident here that Adm Sampson shares with the president the impatience shown by the latter at the cabinet meeting over the movement of the troops In the opinion of the naval officials here this feeling on the part of Adm Samp- ¬ son caused the bombardment at Santi ¬ ago on Monda3 The admiral saw that there was no use waiting longer for the troops and allowing the Spaniards to strengthen their forts He therefore went ahead and reduced the batteries and when the soldiers arrive on Sun ¬ day they will have an easy time com- ¬ paratively to land In his official dis- ¬ patch Adm Sampson does not mention anything about the lauding of troops marines or siege guns but the war de- ¬ partment did not expect the ad- ¬ miral to report the work of It ap ¬ these men to the navy pears from late information that the Spanish fortifications were silenced but the fortifications where Lieut Hobson and his companions are con- ¬ fined were not struck The navy de ¬ partment officials are certain the old cruiser Eeina Mercedes was destroyed although Adm Sampson makes no mention of this in his dispatch None of the American ships were injured A bursting shell slightly wounded ono man Wm Roose on the Suwancc The military mast on the Massachusetts was struck and slightly damaged All the guns along the sea frontexccpt a few smooth bores in Morro were silenced Many shells fiew over the forts and en ¬ tered the town The naval militia got its first baptism of fire aboard the t An Moron WilBf Avo I DE CUBA V-Aguadores I Map of the Shore Near Santiago de Cuba before them Several senators said Wednesday openly that they did not think congress could be held here after the passage of the general deficiency bill the last appropriation bill yet un ¬ finished Yanlcee This auxiliary cruiser steam ¬ ed close it ehcre and engaged the bat- ¬ teries the crew behaving with the ut- ¬ most gallantry and daiug splendid exe ¬ Reports from Tampa show OSJ QJlZ SPANISH ACCOUNT The Americans Were Repulsed at Santi ¬ ago With Heavy Loss The Cruiser Keina Mercedes Suulc vWxmr 1 -- - Madrid June 9 A semi official note was published here Wednesday pur ¬ porting to give an account of the bom ¬ bardment of Santiago de Cuba by the American fleet on Monday last The American navy under Adm Sampson has fiercely attacked Santi ¬ ago de Cuba and a bloody encounter ensued The Americans made three attacks on the Spanish marine and land batteries which replied As a consequence the Americans were re- ¬ pulsed with heavy losses estimated at 1500 men The American projectiles however sank the Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes Five sailors and 29 marines on board her were killed Kingston Jamaica reports that the Spanish cruiser Vizcaya and the torpedo boat destroyer Furor were badly damaged during the bombardment of Santiagos defenses on Monday A shell from the Brooklyn is said to have burst under the Vizcayas port quarter dismounting a gun injuring the cruisers rudder and wounding several of her sailors ¬ Viscaya and Furer Reported Damaged New York June 9 A special from that things have been shaken up there and the blockade of freight has been broken The transports are now loaded- with troops and provisions and the war department feels in better humor As Secretary Alger authoritatively an ¬ nounced Tuesday the regular army for Santiago leaves Tampa Wednes ¬ day A force of 27000 mostly regu ¬ lars will comprise the expedition This will leave another 15000 regulars and volunteers still at Tampa avail able for the movement on Porto Rico which will be started as soon as the volunteers who are at Jacksonville can be equipped and made ready to join the remaining Tampa forces In answer to Adm Sampsons to hurry the repeated telegrams armv to Santiago he has been advised that the movement is to begin and to be prepared for it The navy department refutes the story that the bombardment of Santiago has left the fleet short of ammunition The off- ¬ icers say that the projectile factories have been working day and night on ammunition for the past six months and that there is an- abundance on According to the statement hand ¬ - cution ammunition at hand in sufficient quan tities to repeat the bombardment oil Monday several times Urewcry Plants Transferred Clkvklaxd 0 June 9 Deeds of transfer have been filed with the coun ¬ made Wednesday Adm Sampson ha3 ¬ I ¬ To Study the War - Sax Frascisco June 9 Among the arrivals from the Orient were Count H Matsu the new Japanese consul to this city and Dr E Tomatstiri of the Japansese navy who has been com- ¬ missioned by his government to study the war between Spain and the United Dr Tomatsuri will go direct States to Washington where he will pake arrangements toproceed tOjJJeseat of hostilities S - ty recorder here conveying nine brew erj plants of this city to the Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Co the re centlj formed brewery combine The latter concern has filed a mortgage for 6000000 in favor of the Guaranty Trust Co of New York covering all of the plants here and the two brew- ¬ eries of the Kuebiler Stang Brewing Co of Sandusky William C Cain is president of the consolidated compan- ¬ ies and Y B Whitingj secretary Mcrrimacs Prisoners in Good Health New York June 9 An answer to a query by the Herald has been received as follows Santiago de Cuba June 9 Herald New York Prisoners no longer sub- ¬ mitted to my authorit- - but to Lieut General Linares commander-in-chie- f Santiago Cuba Prisoners treated as Spanish officers of the same rank All A Battery oMafitaiu Howitzers Sjln Fjraxcisco June 9 Gen Mer- ritts latest order for the campaign in titc Philippines is that a battery of six mountain Howitzers shall be taken on the next expeditions to Manila To move the guns carriages and ammuni- ¬ tion in the Philippines a pack train of mules will be required It is understood that Lieut Carson 4th United States cavalry will be in command of ¬ l the battery are in good health Cekveea NASiiyiiE Tenn June 9 A special to the Banner from Birmingham Ala says The business portion mS Itta bena Miss was destroyed b re Wednesday with the exception of two stores The loss is over 150000 Tne fire started in the stor of J L Haley Co and spread rapidly The depot was badly damaged v -- New York June-- 9 A Tampa dis- ¬ patch says two more troop ships with another division of sShafters army left there Wednesdaj morning for San- ¬ tiago It is expected tljat Shaffers army of 15000 will have been landed by Sunday night A dispatch says other soldiers at Tampa are marching to quays preparatory to embarking Altogether 29000 soldiers will leave The troops within 24 hours for Cuba which left Tuesday night are the 4th 8th 13th and 25th colored infantry of the regular array and rough riders under command of CoL Wood and Soldiers IS n Route Business Portion Burned 1 Up-to-D- ate Lieut CoL Fvoosevelt 0June 9 News has reached here that Chas Laughlin of this citj company G 15th regiment light artillery was shot and killed at Massillox Chickamangu o Soldier Reported Bead SSJ THE BOTJEBOK NSW 3 PARIS KY FRIDAY lIBMHW tlo IAI I JUNE 10 1898 rjrateftstssrsaesji irlrHMWWJiVta WHUIJMlWIJlWWJlML cnsxxBs From Cauip Thomas ftoval mawes the food pure wholesome and delicious GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS PICKETS SCREENS 370 Camp Thomas Chick a nanga G1 Jure 8th There is quite a deal of later t feeling agdiut the Second Kentuckj fchown by some regiments on account of the at- ¬ tempt to hung the negro soldier from Maine because of his assault on Col Graither The negro has disappeared The dust at Chickainauga is almost unbearable In some places it is ankle deep and the Colonels can scarcely see the men drill Some of the members of Company 1 have suffeied considerably she will have to do is to put on a white from heat but none are in the hospital skirt and a pair of blue stockings and Absolutely Pure she will appear patriotic from the crown of her head to the sole of her feet The Second and Third Kentucky NEW YORK Regiments were honored to day by a ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO SSSBZSEaai Pkettiest shoes the most exacting visit from Governor Bradley and his staff and a party of Kentuckians In woman can conceive in black and the party were Adjutant General Col- ¬ brown leatheis at Davis Thompson Isgriirs tf lier Assistant Adjutant General W S Forrpster Cols A E Wilson T J Triumph In Photographic Art I Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Landrum C 0 Mengel H S Cohn W J Murphy George H Ahlering Capt The Carbon Fhotograph will stand Published every Ptiesaay and Friday by E H Matthews Dr George W Grif- ¬ the test of time and atmospheric inWALTER CHAMP 1 Miss Al fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ fiths Miss Christine Bradley Editors and Owners BBUPE MILLER Barker and Mrs Joseph S Simcox able The likeness is always preserved iu minutest detail and can be made WT Make all Checks Money Orders etc They were etertained at camp luncheon from any old picture I invite all who Payable to the order of Ch UIP Miiler by the Third are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving Always ask for Paris Milling your orders for any copying and enlargAD VER1 IS1NG HATES All grocers ing of old pictures I make your sit- ¬ Displays one dollar per inch Tor first inser Cos Purity flour tings free when you desire a large tion half rates each insertion thereafter on having Punty picture from life and guarantee satisInsist Locals or reading notices ten cents per keep it tine each insertion Locals in blaco type Very respectfully faction every time twenty cents per line each insertion Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Fover The A special from Detroit says National Dancing Masters Association in session here has approved these nw Dewey Two stp BL dances Landrum Salt Lake City Lancaster B Gaynor Chicago A Minuet Chicago Waltz Mazourka HL Pittsburg Braum Cavalry Cake Walk R G Huntinghouse Chicago a ¬ We have a nice line of Al pckets which we i ill sell at the follcwinj prices per 1000 Poplar pickets 1x2 4 8iu1150 Oak pickets 1x2 4 8m 1200 AKlN PCWQER A nice pcreen door 11 8 thick hard oil finish ana hanging 1 50 A fiiey imished front screen Window screens to fit any window open 25 cents An exchange remarks that rhe red door and hanging200 headed girls time has come now All Plain screen door 210x8 10 - Hi IlilliEi lowers and 3 vhice pine shingle at 240 per thousand O AgoodlSii 0x70 and hangers B 100 rjrjgr Twine 3F And anythiug else in the lum ¬ ber line at a pnee to meet any and ail legitimate competition TSMPLIN CO bTOCK AND TUPF NEWS Pales and TraniVr- - Of IsJoi k Crop Turf Note Xs MS 3SE Etc HAY RA KES I asa- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ing Simms Andersons colt Toni Collins won a purse at the Harlem track at Chicago Tnesday Clay Woodford will sell a consign- ¬ ment of yearling thoroughbred colts at New York on the 20th Maj John D Harris of Madison has six hundred acres of fine wheat grow ¬ 423 C3L L Grinnan Artist Fractions of lines count jir full lines when 29mar tf Paris Ky ObituarDfc cards of thanks calls on candi Tohn Fox Starts To Cuba dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Yesterdays Temperature John Fox Jr the well known Ken ¬ Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cardf tucky author left Tuesday night for The following is the temperature as MMHHaMMMBMWMHMBMMHNfMmanaMBHMMaMaWMHHHMMaaHMMim Tampa and will go to Cuba with the noted yesterday by A J Winters Co army of invasion Mr Fox will con- of this city 76 tribute several letters and sketches to 7 a m 8a m 80 the Sunday Courier Journal He will 9am 81 represent Harpers Weekly at the front 10 a m 84 and will contribute a letter a week to 11 a m 85 89 that publication until the close of hos- 12 m running at line rates ¬ ¬ Salesman wanted by large Factory suppljing free outfit and paying several 40 weekly Brattice 243 Pearl New York -- it CLOVER Sit ¬ on July 1st the ten per cent cut in the wages of tbe employes five years ago It is said that the L N will restore ¬ tilities At Tampa Mr Fox will suc- ¬ ceed Caspar Whitnej7 who has resigned as war correspondent of the Weekly Mr Fox hopes to join Roosevelts Rough Riders and will go to Cuba with the de- ¬ tachment of cavalry 7p m 2p m 3p m 4p m 5p m 90 92 89 89 90 The very best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Non union W 0 HINTON Agent SCINTILLATIONS rii Pretty Bicycles i paris ecsr m wtwwivuajjsaawMmirjiriuiji iT Congressman Champ Clark Missouri delivered an addivss before the Kentucky University Alumni last night at Lexington Attorney J M McVey of this city was also out of the invited speakers Rac eland Jersey butter of sale by Newton Mitchell Seed sweet potatoes McDehmott for An Interesting Comment Jumble Of News And Speaks --vT Iiiite Xcavs of the War The Mt Sterling Gazette has changed from a semi weekly to a wc kly J P My agency insures against The army and navy have seized all fire wind and storm best oli re- i The exchange of Spanish prisoners for Jhe Merrimac heroes has been referred by Cervera to Gen Blanco Cable communication between Cuba and the outer world has been cut off the Haytien cable haying been cut Wednesday by the Marblehead St Louis and Yankee Wednesday 27000 troops sailed from Tampa for Santiago but orders from the President held them at Key West because of several Spanish warships be ¬ ing reported off Havana which are sup posed to be wailing to attack the trans- ¬ ¬ the food in Santiago and the city is in a liable prompt paying starving condition esnon-union -- compani- W 0 HINTON Agent - I m What Shall I Be Done f FOR THE DELICATE GIRL Sugarfoot Lee Hill of Cincinnati and Nat Wilson of Mt Sterling have signed articles for a fight at the Mt Sterling opera house Tuesday night Representative Settle has appointed William Smith of Owenton his cadet at i he naval academy Annapolis Mr Settle will probably order a competitive examination for his West Point va ¬ cancy PHOENIX 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 on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will doit jnQi V Jf cgjfey 7iA m jj W - Our Hue of mens tan shoes embraces Send your linen to Haggard Reeds a good finish Steam Laundry for tf 4 complexion worries you You have tried iron and other tonics But she keeps pate ana mm ner sanow the newest novelties for Springs from y the best manufacturers Isgrig Davis Thompson X DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN - Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc N Per- - ¬ Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains t m and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m No 2 train will leave at 930 a haps she has a little hacking day June 12th 1 round trip Leave cough also Her head aches Paris 1030 a m and she cannot study Give her 1 Round trip to Knoxville Tenn 610 on June 13th to 17th and 20th and 21st i f Specil Rated Special train to Natural Bridge Sun ¬ ports arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m and arrives at 4 p m No 8 leaving at 430 will connect C fast limited at Georgewith the Q town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city No 1 will connect with the Q C fast train south and No 5 connects at Georgetown with the Q C local passenger from the south ¬ England wants us to hold the Phillip pines The President is expected to send a message urging the annexation of Hawaii Sampson has been ordered to divide his fleet and move on Porto Rico Col Fred Grant wants the Second Kentucky attached to his brigade The First Kentucky moves to Chicka mauga to day Accounts of three battles and other war news will be found ou page two The Stanford Journal very sensibly remarks The Kentucky Federation of Women Clubs refcolved to use their own names instead of theis husbands but other ladies who are uot ashamed of their life partners will continue to call themselves by tht ir husbands names The Lonisville Commercial says As wo understand it the Ken tucky federation of womens clubs has decided to ignore the husbands name except on bank checks -- ¬ The time for Spring house cleaning We are prepared to lend you our assistance in the shape of laun- ¬ dering lace curtains blankets bed spreads etc Special care taken to re-¬ turn lace curtains in as good condition is when received tf Bourbon Steam Laundry has arrived ¬ Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per quart McDermott Spears limited to July 4th Account Southern Biblical Assembly Round trip to Asheville N C one The oil will feed her wasting fare on June loth to 17th limited June body j the glycerine will soothe 30th Account Southern Students Conher cough and the hypophos- ference phites will give new power and tm Round trip to Paducah Ky One fare vigor to her nerves and train June 13th and 14th limited to 18th Ac- ¬ Never say you cannot count Kentucky State Sunday School take cod liver oil until you Union have tried Scotts Emulsion Round trip to Lexington one fare on You will he obliged to change June 19th 20th and 21stlimited to June your opinion at once Children 22d Account State Meeting League especially become very fond American Wheelmen Bicycles will be of it j and infants do not know carried free to this meeting when it is added to their food Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs 50c and 100 ill druggists and return during Summer season SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York S Round trip to Denver Col one fare plus 200 On sale June 15th 16th and 17th limited to July 17th Account Meeting General Federation Biennial a a Womans Clubs Parties contemplating a summer tour can get valuable information time- ¬ table hotel guides and Summer resort OPES JCXB 15TII TO OCT 1ST booklets by calling on or addressing F B Carr Geul Agent Paris Ky Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Waters The prettiest Place and best kept Smnvier Resort io the West Insure in my ag ency non ¬ For particulars apply to union Prompt paying reliable i scons Emulsion f I f f ¬ r1 j i7 lilies iHMaZlrTi t t J I f f f J t This is the House that is offering great in ¬ ducements to all persons desiring to buy 3 - Now that Cerveras fleet is boUled n CAPT To Cure A Cold In One Day at Santiago all taat is neJ ed is a regiTake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ ment of Kentucky Uoioneis with their lets All druggists refund the money corkscrews to assist in puiiiuij out the if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W cork T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris ¬ J M THOMAS IRVINE KY Proprietor companies iusures against fire wind and storm Agent W O BISTQ- Ky RAILROAD TIME CARD L NRR ARRIVAL OP TRAINS a Awarded ttiphest Honors Worlds Fair Hour Life Insured lc a Day lyLj CRFAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE j Oor insurance is protected oy bauk ible paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you loubt it write them CinnA haaUh ic che best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health hey cure Liver Kidney and Stomach rouble Rheumatism Constipation and dck Headaches 100 days treatment osts lc a day A sight draft on above oank in every 1 box which brings vour money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation 25c From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p in 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 pm From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE OP TRAINS A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to you Trial sizes Klc lo doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris Ky ljan im tion sick headaches Carpets Mattings or W a II Papers During the month of June I have too many goods and will give you close prices See my goods before you buy -- Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ 25c at druggists To To To To Cmcinnati-i-51- m 1010 p m Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent 340 p m Lexington 747 a m 1105 a 545 p m 1014 p m Richmond 1108 a m 5 43 p 5 a in 751 a m m SDR L CALDWELLS INDIGESTION a PEPSlN II NELSON opp Pleasant St First Presbyterian J T HINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branohes jMODairamg scientihcally attended to CARRIAGES HTRB 1 Church Dr Backs old office Office on first floor Office Honrs 8 to 12 a m 1 ind sick headache at all druggists tit A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 r YEARS THE STANDARD Weights Celery Tea urv tion sick headaches 25c at C RR F To Frankfort 920 a m 530 p m From Frankfort 840 a m 510 p m VVH Cox Agent to 5 p ra J3feQfc3iLteIfeja- - jj -- S THE BOUBBOK NEWS PARIS SY FRIDAY JUNE 10 1898 rrfMiilllJMUJIrWMPIqrWnniOrWT ivr itviirmrrmf BODBBQ H HEWS 1881 Sfcaturned From Klondike PEBSONAL MENTION High School Commencement sVA A months ago for the Klondike region ar- ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Paris High School were held last night at the opera house in the presence of a THE LATEST rived home yesterday and is being THE NEWS MAN large audience The graduating class He is Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as warmly greeted by his faiends secoc iiss mail matter about fifteen ponnds heavier thau when Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At was composed of Mr William Rion and IN SHOES Biv lovely young ladies Misses Georgia he left Paris notwithstanding the hard ¬ The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Owen Boston Sallie Joe Hedges Theresa Elsewhere ships of the Klondike and brought TELEPHONE NO 124 Aloysius McDermott Anna Mae Norris home a handful of nuggets The cold Mrs Swift Champ has been ill for a Etta Bennett Quisenberry Pattie Ware est weather he experienced was twenty week SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Are you on the lookout for something exceedingly W Under the charge of Prof E Payable in Advance degrees below zero but he did notsnff T is visiting rela- ¬ Mr Chas Friend If you are Weaver the able and progressive Snper- - handsome and serviceable in shoe leather S2 00 Six mouths fl 00 much from cold because of the dry One year A tives in Irviue as- - we can please you on any of intendent and his excelleat corps of the family great cr small news costs you cant even get a re ¬ still condition of the atmosphere Mr port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE D Cable photographer left yester- ¬ sistauts the Pans High School has All the latest colors patterns and shapes from the leading Hill came home via Chickamauga and day for Elizabethtown taken a high rank and the people of manufacturers Make all Checks Money Orders Etc reports the Paris boys all well though Our low prices are an especially attractive Miss Mildred McMillan is the guept Paris can well be proud of it The pro- ¬ payable to the order of Champ Miidkr they are anxious to get away from gram of the commencement exercises feature of Miss Mary Stoll Lexington Chickamauga You know it is very warm and ot Miss Anna Victor of Cynthiana is was as follows Official School News Vacation Song the guest of Miss Jessie Turney if you are in need of thin cloth-¬ Prayer Rev E G B ann Rey C J Nugent of Bedford K ing and light weight underwear The second examination of white Entrance of Graduates PajtffiLUI lWMA-8 K7 Piano Duet Misses Edwards and the reliable teachers for county certificate will take was a visitor in the city yesterday call at Price Cos 17th Saturday on Mis3 Etta McCliutock was the guest Mann clothiers and get your choice at place Friday and house in June at Salutatory The Conflict of Sciences Paris and 18th at the court of relatives in Lexington yesterday Miss Theresa A McDermott un- ¬ the right price Balbriggan We will place on sale 830 a m For colored teachers on Fri ¬ Essay The Paris Exposition Miss Mr W H H Johnson of Mt 50 cents a suit and up- ¬ day and Saturday June 24th and 25th derwear 6o doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests low neck no Pattie Ware Sterling was in the city Wednesday Essay An American Hero Miss Those who wish to be examined for wards You can have sleeves Silk Taped a regular 2cc Vest Mr W H Davis was in Frankfort Georgia Owens Boston State certificates both white and color- ¬ ¬ Piano Solo Palms Miss Etta B them as long as they last 2 for 2 cts For Sale Bicycle Crawford 98 ed will present themselves at the court on a business trip Tuesday and Wednes- Quisenberry day model good as new yery cheap Miss MUSLIN4 house on the morning of June 17th at Essay Acres of Diamonds Geo Goggin Miss Evelyn Craig of Vevay Ind 2t Anna Mae Norris 830 oclock At special low prices Oration Mr William Rion is visiting mis Jos Rion on Second Also all white and colored students Gowns from joe to Song The New Yan ee Doodle Prof Yerkes school closed yester- for certificate on Common School course street to- ¬ Honorary Address Dr E H Pierce day The City Schools will close Skirts from joe to 225 Miss Martha Clay is spending a few President of Ky Wesleyan College on June 17th day Drawers from 2jc to Chorus Star of the Descending Also white students for competitive days with Miss Edyth Terrill in Rich- ¬ Night A Song of the Camp Chemises from 25c to 100 Kiley Grannon is making a book at examination for scholarship in State mond Delivery of Diplomas T E Ash yester- ¬ College Lexington the Latonia races which began Corset covers from 20c to 75c Mrs G B Alexander and Miss brook -EW day Prizes Supt were in Lexington yesAward of Kate Alexander All garments made on lock stitch machines made of Hes A Wonder Weaver terday Epic best muslins and extra full A Paris baseball club will go to Valedictory An American ChierO the famous palmist of New Mr Llewellyn Spears will arrive Miss Sallie Joe Hedges to play a game Of Millersburg to day York City s here Have your hand home to day from Medical College at Benediction Dr E H Rutherford ball reid and lifes secrets revealed The Louisville 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Draw ers all sizes at Daily The awards were as follows optician of Cin ¬ profesor has read the hand of PresiDr Louis Landman Clothing and Furnishing Miss Lucy Simms has returned Gold Medal in Scholarship was award- joe suit shirt and drawers cinnati will be at the Windsor Hotel dent McKinley Grover and Mrs Cleve- ¬ home from a visit to Miss Lady Prewitt ed to Miss Sallie Joe Hedges Superin- ¬ stores will ask you Si 00 a suit for the same article land and several European Rulers in Clark county Tuesday tendents gold medal in chemistry to Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come He foretells the important events in been elected Super your McMillan returned Miss Theresa McDermott Medal in At and see our large stoclf Miss Mildred W O Hinton has the courtship love life tendance to Miss Pattie Ware gold Sunday School of the results intendent of the Will save you from 2j to jo per cent r n very articler true and the last night from Lexington accompanied medal in Literature offered by Miss the by Miss Mary Stoll Christian Church marriages false when the to P M Shy gold medal bought of us The Georgetown Social Clubs com- ¬ Richardson etc B C Ingels to Frank Lee colored was fined 750 in take place business luck losses to night in Algebra by Mrs 9 Webbs court yesterday for He tells vour name nativity and when mencement ball will be given Judge gold medal in Miss Rose Blessing you were born from your hand The at the Wellington Hotel to J29 Main St Paris Ky striking Mollie Johnson colored Davis by Miss Language i vctsiiij2Mivi ru 4 s iSTZylMrxZMiUtSTZZXMtSBiliZMISTTXi OUU U3HS professor stops here 10 days Charges Misses Marry and Fannie Carrick Miss Tnsifi Gardner Tournament medal The Baptist Sunday School will be but 50 cents Parlors cor 11 st and of Newtown left Wednesday for a trip in Penmanship to Mies Ellen Sprake 1 3fc given a pic nic Tuesday in Mr J B Main A lady attendant to Washington and New York medal in Geometry to Miss Tournament Kennedys beautiful woodland near this About sixty guests attended the re Frankie Marsh Tournament medals for Sped Crop Short Grass city ception uiven vesterdav bv Mrs Amos niUrilO to Misses Bessie Jiuwarus ami The work of harvesting the grass Turney at her home near this city Capi Dan Turkey suffered ar other Hattie Mann Tournament medals in Everything in Our Srore will he offered regard les vi Cost for tlio crop of Bonrbon will commence Miss Ida Friend attended the Ken ¬ athletics to Wm Rion Tournament stroke of paralysis Wednesday night seed nest 30 days and w mention just a few of the Drrans He was resting easy yesterday afternoon to day and the opening price will be tucky Wesleyan College commencement medal to Stanley Dow ttie Lockhart 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3c per yd thirty cents per bushel liom the strip exercises at Winchester Wednesday medal for the best reproduction of the late Fancy L uvn in rreat variety 4c per yd per The yield this year will be only Misses Mary Belle Miller Matilda Sparks lectures to Miss Ellen Sprake Domestic Onrandie Lawn best quality 10c per yd In Judge Purnells court Wednesday about half a crop Brent Bros will run The scholarship in Oxford Female Col Genuine Freicr Ogandie Lawns 18c per yd Fanny Turner charged with stealing a twenty strippers on the lands of C Tribble and Mary Pattie of Richmond lege was awarded to Miss Sallie Joe 36 in Sea Island Percales only Sc pei yd will spend the Summer at Asbury Park gold watch was held to Circuit Court Alexander and Tho3 Henry Clay Hedges the Central University scholar- ¬ White Duck Skirts full width for oUc in 200 bail ship to Wm Rion and the scholarships Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Ve t 1V llecruits Wanted Miss Nellie Mann visited Miss College to Misses Pattie Ware in State Ladies and Childrens Seamless Ho e for 10c The Kansas cavalry regiment of Captain Chas Winn of Company I Julia Higgins in Richmond and enjoy ¬ and Theresa McDermott Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c which Fred Gorham late of this city is writes from Chickamauga that he wants ed the commencement gayeties this To day the children will assemble for Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c a member sailed last Saturday for Cuba twenty recruits for Company I Young week exthe last time at school to finish their We could give you columns of Bargains like thip sut pace for-on the transport Matteawa Rev Gilby Kelly of Birmingham aminations and to night the school year bids and we only ask men who desire to enlist will please yui to call and got our piiecs More purchasing is visiting his sisters Mrs will close with a reception given by the elsewhere While assisting to load a piece of leave their names with Capt D L Ala N yards yesterday Cook of this city Company I is as fine Florence Lockhart and Mrs Chas Alumni Association at the home of timber in the L Handsome Picture given with 5 purchase seriously hurt by be ¬ a company of volunteers as can be Mehagen Will Groscbe was Supt Weaver Within a few weeks ¬ forehead by the timber found at Chickamauga and Paris can Mr John Williams went to Rich the teachers will leave for their several ing struck in the be proud of her military company mond Tuesday evening to attend the vacations Misses Bowdeu and Davis Miss Alma Cook daughter of Capt commencement exercises at Central will attend the Summer term of the Blaze In East Paris D L Cook was awarded the prize for University Indiana Normal School at Terre Haute neatness of her room by the Kentucky At 1145 Wednesday morning the fire County Attorney Dennis Dundon Ind Miss OBiien will spend the Sum ¬ and Business College at North department was called by an alarm Classical attended the commencement exercises mer in Denver Miss Layton and Mrs Middletown ¬ WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK 0P from box 12 to subdue a fire in a dwell at Kentucky Wesleyan College at Win- ¬ Sutherland will attend the meeting of the National Educational Association at Dr J Ed Ray yesterday showed ing opposite the home of Mrs Sue K chester this week IMPORTED SUITINGS Mf TBOIISERISOS was prior to Moran in East Paris The house Prof together with Thr News a rare old flint used Mrs J J Grannon and Miss Mary Washington the Revolution by Gen Raleigh owned by Mr G G White and was Grannon went to Lexington yesterday Weaver who will attend the Principals The fire to see Mr Wm Grannon graduate from Conference at Marthas Vineyard after Williams of Virginia for striking fire occupied by two families caught from a defective flue The Kentucky University the Washington meeting The flint weighs over half a pound house was considerably damaged Miss Emily May Wheat who has N L Shropshire of Austerlitz won NUPTIAL KNOTS Our Prices are lower than any house in Ceiiin Kentucky wnsjf Advance In Heinp been the much admired guest of Miss the chancellors gold medal offered to quality and style are considered We ask you to give uh a call the best orator of the junior class of Brent Bros of this city have this Mary Irvine Davis left Wednesday for Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Central University Monday night over week bought 80000 pounds of hemp her home in Louisville Nobility Subject Si Messrs John Gnadinger of Lexiug- four competitors rr The marriage of Miss Fannie Warren Bro 15000 from from John LaRue ton Abe Wolstien of Richmond Geo of Lexington niece of the Misses Jaynes of Laborl Marston Bros 8000 from Thos Cur FMTE IHIJUTCOTTA VT Ingels and Jack Neil of Cincinnati all Rev F W Eberhardt was one of rent and 15000 from John B Kennedy ex Parisians were in the city Tuesday of this city to Mr E S Young of Fayette will occur Tuesday the 14th S E TIPTON Cutter the judges at the college declamatory all at 4 per cwt and 20000 from A J Mrs J esse Turney has indefinitely They will take an extended trip East which Ham- ¬ Skillman at 3 75 Hemp has advanced contest at Georgetown at MtosaaiagftfEBBSBa Johnson of Georgetown won the about fifty cents in the past fortnight on postponed the reception which she ex-¬ ilton The weddi g of Mr Anderson Che His subject was Scene at account of th blockade of Manila pected to give to morrow afternoon on medal account of the illness of Capt Dan nault one of the wealthiest farmers in Natural Bridge Bowling Alley Notes to Miss Josie Montgomery count Turney Cynthiana people sent a box contain--V7 Lexington wants to send a team to Miss Lucy Keller has returned home Lauth a teacher in the Mt Sterling glJLlfc VyBHKfliiEi msBL rsLSii22 m wcifcra-JisgJ ing 250 pounds of provisions to their Paris to play a match with Paris from a visit to her aunt Mrs Arthur public school will occur in Mt Sterling ZiZHX rMWIIIM JTtf M Vn MhvUAWIlX MifTnKWIHaBrlWJSTCrT - rJuatfiC Monday jjgg- soldier boys at Chickamauga Newsuin in Louisville Miss Keller Wednesday June 15 bowlers The Cynthiana chapter of the D A R Among the recent scores made at expects Miss Hattie Maddox a hand- Maximillian O Calvert aged sixty Winches- ¬ send- - a box Wednesday will Parks Richeys alley rre R H Hall some Louisville girl to arrive this week two and Mrs Mary O Thompson aged ¬ Co ter peope are arranging to send a box 190 Robt Parks 180 R L Baldrick to make her a visit A cit3 two both of Nicholas were mar forty to the Winchester boys 171 Swift Champ 1G3 J Spencer 162 Mr T C Colliverand Misses Ellen ried Wednesday afternoon at the resi ¬ of Howse Dee Dudley Bessie Dndley dence of Mrs Kincart in East Paris Seven hundred colored recruits are Albert Hinton 163 Bennett Tarr 161 McClure wanted for the Twenty fourth Infantry Several colored persons were tried in Fannie Darnell of Mattie McClure and The ceremony was performed by Rev exCarlisle were in the F J Cheek and Louisville and Kentucky are your- Judge Pnrnells court yesterday for liv- ¬ Nellie pected to furnish the most of number ing together without the formality of a city Wednesday afternoon en route home The engagement is announced of Miss satisfactA recruiting office iuib been opened in marriage ceremony One was fined 20 from Georgetown where they had been Georgia Gorham of Louisville and Mr Jfi Louisville Here is a chance for the and costs and two were let off with a attending commencement of George- ¬ George N Whitehouse of Newcastle colored company organized in this city 10 fine upon the promise of an immed- town College -Pa The marriage will be celebrated to get in the army iate marriage quietly at the home of Mrs Mary N Now is the time of year you Thomas mother of the prospective A The Winchester Sun says W T Ford of this city a member of will think of taking a trip and if bride in Louisville on July 20th Miss ANOTHER SPANISH Vlfo- camping party of 25 or 30 persons most the Euclian Society of Kentucky TORY of whom will be from this county and WoaloTJon Pnllprro riplivprpd an oration in need of a trunk valise or tele- - Gorham who is a native of this city is a lovely young lady and Mr White Lexington and the others from Paris Costhe re- - house who is a native of Liverpool the college Tuesday night on the sub- - scope call at Price 11 somebody tefi Rpain hoits i4 will go to the mouth of at f MWfc Mt Sterling fci vi iV Cv5 The Political Condition of Our liable clotniers and make a good is a rising young business man of ject Boones Creek on the Kentucky river Country him when he is licked He dont selection at the right price Newcastle Thev will reside at New about a week where they will spend in realize tha he i-- badly udone up castle ten days fishing boating and having a John Hennesseys little son was badly N for You may no t realize -already The gross earnings of the L A double elopement had a peculiar good time generally by a vicious dog in East Paris the fourth week of May were 559260 a ending in Lexington Tuesday night bitten that your linen i badly done up i i The commencement exercises of the yesterday morning mi dog was miiea decrease of 3840 from the correspond Ben Way and Ben Aimstrong of Louis The either until you compare it with Paris Colored High School will be held by Officer Hill at the request of its ing period of 1897 an increase of 58197 ville eloped with Misses Grace and Baptist Church owner to night at the First over 1896 of 51151 over 1895 of 69206 Ruth Taylor of Richmond Monday a SSrjii Lrfsf I 11 some of th exquisite work done will be five graduates Arthur There over 1894 but a loss of 3537 compared telegram from the father of the ladies at thi- - laundry Jur laundrv work Keese Gssie Whaley Gertrude Clax The Dewey Bowling Club has rented with 1893 caused their arrest at Lexington After ex ton Hannah Webster Mary Hock Parks Richeys bowling alley for its is simply IMjT ifiv n A oont kjs kZJLTr j iJl Ulll a conference between the elopers and de- ¬ Fashionable Spring shoes superior the father arrangements were made for The commencement address will be exclusive use on Wednesday night No proved on A t st is all we neecH and livered by Pres J H Jackson ovnonf h Mnh min itR frnpst o will in every respect and prices at the low- - a aouDie weaoing ana lmiss jri airo to make vm patron always est point at Prof J E Baker will award the be admitted Taylor became Mrs Ben Way Arm ¬ diplomas Datis Thompson Isgrig strong however tore up the license and y Day exercises will be held refused to mary Miss Taylor Another Milling Cos Purity at Childrens Presbyterian Church Sun ¬ Try our special A coffee six conference was held but there was no Use Parib BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JK the Second - A few hours later Way de- weddingflour for sale by all grocers day morning in connection with the pounds for 100 Telephone No A McDermott no other Seeabs jsertedhis bride services usual Ask for it Take Eighteenth Year Established -¬ i Chas Hill who left this city seven The commencement exercises of the Davis Thomson Isgrig H -- FOR QUICK SALES UNDERWEAR ¬ ¬ i6j ijo ¬ GENTS TAKE NOTICE ¬ ¬ ¬ Cilr T IJTCJESiSJt 1 ¬ ill0 i Mil ¬ NJ ¬ D CON D ON FOR SPRING AND SUMMER TI1HN -- ¬ -W W- - K -- - M A II 4f T- - - y j ¬ ¬ ¬ of this J Winters have en gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their store on the first and last Thursday of eye sight and each month who will test fit you with glasses and guarantee ion- Call in and have your eyes tested free charge Next visit will be Thursday June 30 1898 I ji SCfi Sliiilf iliy i ¬ j I j j Ik JiH I U ii m 1 j Tiie Bourbon Steam Luimdry If V TT TFI SVtPT H 6 knob Well THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JUNE 10 1898 if you should change which Miss Maria brought him with GOLD BRICKED - V I Ml i j THE BOURBON NEWS your mind she said with a backward some slices of bread and butter glance at the mantel just let me Now she said when he could eat Eighteenth Year Established 1881 know no more you can stay here to night Published Every Tuesdaj and Friday by Miss Maria made no reply except to Then what She was sitting opposite WALTER CHAMP l pditors and Owners bid here a cold gocd evening URUCE MILLER him stern and unbending She stood at the window and The food and warmth had given him watched her departing visitor as she courage and he met her glance without THE BITER BIT passed down the path to the gate and shrinking His expression was not bad only weak Elnathan Batkins was a man as shrewd as to her carriage The early winter evening was closing ever growed The warden was always good to me sup- ¬ in He allers said he was himself and I Miss Maria drew down the blinds and when I was coming away he gave pose he knowed logs that were smoldering me a letter to his brother in New York He said his eye was allers peeled and want stirred the in the cavernous fireplace and seated that he said would help me to get work by no means dim And fellers got up airly when they got herself in the cane rocker in front of it and to make a new start ahead er him A blaze sprang up suddenly brighten He took a letter from his breast pock- ¬ lie guessed hed got his eye teeth cut he ing the homely room and increasing et and handed it to his aunt knowed a thing er two splendor of the brass candlesticks And as ter shrewdness in a trade I reckon the Miss Marias face relaxed a little thought- after reading it and her voice was a that was true Miss Maria regarded them But in his bizness dealins when Elnathan fully as she rocked slowly back and degree less frigid as she said And drawed the line a feeling of satisfac- ¬ you are going to New York Tween shrewdness and rascality he forth She had tion in seeing them there They had not drawed it mighty fine I started trying to earn enough gone to adorn Lucindas fine house money to take me there but Ive A lot er fellers houses here was mortgaged For a moment she had been tempted tramped and tramped and could only up ter Nato And when the mortgages come due if they Heaven and herself alone knew how find a few odd jobs here and there I was one hour late much the 50 offered meant to her didnt intend to come through the town Why he foreclosed and grabbed the place but it was only an instant that here at all I did not want to meet any- ¬ and consequently he Was wdrih a good sight moren what I she had wavered and Lucinda should one that knew me I stayed all day think hed ought ter be never know it The latter had spoken that old cottage on the Ferris place Hed leave a widder homeless but t want truly there was not another pair to in intended to skirt along by the river I no 5onsarn er his sorry fer yer missis but yer know equal them Well Lucinda must have road as soon as it was dark but it Im some disappointments Life had gone rained so hard and I havent had any thai biz is biz And out shed go and Nate would grin ter very smoothly with her thing to eat since yesterday morning think how much hed made No she would not sell those candle- ¬ so I came here And tell the fellers at the store about his sticks poor as she was Her mind rattlin trade There was a silence broken only by to the long past youth the crackling of the fire and dashing oJ went back Well durn him he got ketchedatlast two to the family gatherings the merry the rain against the windows Well fellers come ter town men yer read about and they makings and how always the candleReal bunco said Miss Maria at last interrogatively done Nathan brown sticks had been one of the important Her companion moved uneasily in his One made out hed been minin and had two features They had been her grand- ¬ chair cleared his throat and said hes big bricks er gold course youve read the papers and yer mothers who had received them from itatingly Er know the trick is old her mother and she had had them in 1C you will help me to get there But Nate he never took no stock in blame the old colonial days Aunt Maria Ill pay you back honest newspaper gas The room grew dim as the flame died I will as soon as I get work Ill be And so he give five thousand up fer them two hunks er brass Miss Maria arose with a sigh sure to get it in New i ork I am godown And fer a month when hed go out the and went out into the kitchen to pre- ¬ ing to try to make something of myseii fellers that he saw I know Ive not given you cause to beWell Batkins hows yer pare her supper Would say Meanwhile at her tea table Mrs lieve me Ive given you lots of trouble gold and then Jest Haw Haw Haw- Antrim was giving her husband an ac- ¬ it was the bad company you said it Its so provoking would all end badly I Ive thought Up at the store the other night we talked count of her call Those candlesticks are just lost in her about it all often when 1 couldnt sleep the trick about And how t was one so cute as Nate got mean little house And they would But I am going to keep straight now gobbled up so slick make that room perfect I have never Aunt Maria I I His voice broke Why boys its But old Eb Small he sez to compare with and he dashed his hand across his eyes seen any candlesticks jest as plain as day Nate Batkins never dealt afore with folks them They used to say that old Mrs Your Miss Maria rose hastily that worked his way grandmother brought them clothes are dry now she said grimly Nate thought he had a sucker and hed play Henshaws Mayflower over in the Ill fix you up a bed in the hall room him mighty fine Well her grandmother did live in out the sucker was on tother But he found Her nephew looked pleadingly at her end the line The family was always but her glance was not responsive and Plymouth An honest man dont stand no show with very proud of them I should think he followed her silently from the room folks of Nathans kin to sell them now After Miss Maria returned to the sittinIt takes a thief ter ketch a thief thats Maria would be glad how he got took In that she is so poor But she always g-room a half hour later she sat for Joe Lincoln in L A W Bulletin was queer Then a long time in deep thought I wonder if that nephew of hers is rising quickly went to the door and out of the penitentiary yet said Mr looked out It had stopped raining Antrim She took her bonnet and shawl from a He was sentenced to three years closet and put them on with almost Miss Poor Maria she has had ahard life feverish haste The lamp was burning dimly but the that boy that she had brought up from Brass Candlesticks a baby turned out so badly and then dancing light from the fireplace shim loaing nearly ali of her properly She mered on the brass candlesticks She By EA1ILY S WINDSOR cant have more than a couple of hun reached out her hand to take one down Copy light 1833 dred dollars a year left I dont see I cant she whispered and burst into fr ift how she lives I wonder how she man- ¬ a passion of weeping How could she 1 ages They had been her Frequently that winter did Miss But he was her dead brothers stood one on each end of the THEY old fashioned wooden mantel Maria wonder about- the same thing son and there was no other waj She resolutely brushed her tears in Miss Maria Uenshaws sitting room Times were hard and she found it They were tall massive curiously difficult to procure the sewing with away put the candlesticks under her wrought and shining They gave an which for several years she had eked shawl and went out into the night air of dignity to the plain room with out her slender income Often as her locking the door behind her The next evening in new clothes its homespun carpet and meager f urn i glance fell on the candlesticks did the temptation to accept Mrs Antrims and with money in his pockets Martin ture They were its dominant feature One could not sit in it and he uncon- ¬ offer assail her But she would set Henshaw was ou his way to New York to begin life anew and Miss Marias scious of their presence Miss Maria her lips firmly and think No never One evening in March she had just brass candlesticks were embellishing counted them her greatest worldly pos- ¬ cleared awajr her supper table and was Mrs Antrims colonial room session I wonder what made her change Mrs Antrims gaze was longingly resting before her sitting room fire It was later than her usual hour for that her mind Mrs Antrim was saying tc fastened upon them You see Maria she was sayingI meal for she had been finishing some her husband 1 as they stood admiring had given up all hope oJ am fixing up a colonial room Every- ¬ sewing the first she had had in several the room weeks ever getting them I think that she is thing in it is to belong to the times beA faint and hesitating knock came to poorer than ever this winter she fore or just after the revolution I the door Miss Maria arose and opened looked so pale last night and as if she have some chairs that they say used to belong to the Randolphs and two it It was dark and rainy She could had been cr3ing I wanted to give her ten dollars more than I first offered tables that were the Winthrops and a see no one Who is there her but she would not hear of it she asked sharply clock it stands as high as the ceiling that belonged originally to a cousin A figure moved into the light stream- ¬ Maria always was queer I am glad of the Wnynes Then I have a spin ¬ ing from the door Mits Maria repeat- ¬ that I have them Now the Hunts cant boast so much of that armchair ning wheel and a lot of things in pew- ¬ ed her question Its me Aunt Maria said a husky They havent anything that came over ter and silver I have those on the voice and the figure came nearer Miss in the Mayflower dearest old sideboard They have all cost a lot of money 1 assure you an Maria retreated a step Earliest JnpmicMC Sculpture You Martin What do you want air of importance on her plump fea- ¬ By the year GOO of our era not only she demanded sternly tures Ive no place to go I just got out had the Japanese empress Suiko become Xo doubt grimly assented Miss last week and Ive been tramping ever the devoted patron of Buddhism but Maria Shotoku the imperial prince himself a Yes went on her visitor conrpla since priest was expounding the new religion And you dare come here eentlyi but I dont mind that I at court and sending to Corea for archi Im tired out Im hungry want my room to be nicer than the one and And you come to me You have the tects bronze casters weavers the Hunts have just had arranged scholars with whose help he designed assurance to come to me Miss They have an armchair that they say Marias voice grew harder with each to erect and maintain Japans first great used to be in George Washingtons monastery Horiuji Still in existence hall They are so set up about it word that she uttered Just let me stay to night Auut it is her finest art museum Isow if I had those candlesticks I few parts of its architecture date could boast as much as thev do They Maria I Dont call me that she interrupted further back than the end of the seventh havent any candlesticks Ive just set century Japanese artists were associmy heart on them Theres not another fiercely ated with their Corean teachers in this You are nothing ro me go pair equal to them anywhere around Let me stay to uight just to night work of years and the temples bronze Miss Maria smiled coldly You altar piece a trinity of small statues know Ive told you before that I would Im hungry and its so wet Go repeated Miss Maria roughly on the Corean model is said to have not sell them closing the door A sudden and violent been designed and cast by Japans first I know but I thought perhaps professional sculptor Tori But the Mrs Antrim wanted to say Now that gust of wind dashed up against it She first great original Japanese statue was you seem so badly off you might be opened it again The figure was moving carved nearly life size out of hard glad of the money but she did not away dark wood by the Prince Shotoku him Martin she called You may stay dare with Miss Marias severe gaze to night Come in moving back from self It represented the Spirit of Provibent upon her So she ended her sen dence seated in thoughtful attitude teicurather lamelj with perhaps you the door that he might enter Severe and wouftT change your mind He was a youth of some 20 years thin ing Chinese unornamented without losdignity uWhy should I change my mind haggard his hair unkept and his spirituality a more it adds to Corean asccf Miijs Maria bluntly Her visitor clothes disordered and weather worn and a more human human proportion charm of naive hesitated and said with a little height ¬ He took off his battered old hat and sweetness Nude from the waist up its ening of color Well the n nncy would stood trembling before Mihs Marias abstract beauty disdains without ofdo you more good I should think awful gaze fense all suggestion of muscular deMariV Youre a fine sight she said slow- ¬ tail and though it is almost clumsy in Miss Maria drew herself up stiffly ly and contemptuously as her eyes parts its presence at the nunnery Thats according to your way of think ¬ scanned him from head to foot Chuguji is so powerful as almost to comThe water was dripping off from his pel the obeisance of the beholder ing she said dryly I dont know Prof that I have said that I was in need of wet clothes and formed little pools on Prof Ernest F Fenollosa in Century money her spotless floor She stood a few Now Maria you neednt get huffy moments regarding the wretched fig Peril on Ilonrd Warshipa about it I suppose if you wont you ura then moved quicklv over to the The danger that besets a warship wont said Mrs Antrim rising fire even in time of peace is illustrated by with an air of offended dignity and a Sit down and dry yourself she the recent narrow escape of the first rustle of her silk skirts commanded pushing a chair in front class cruiser Australia of the British Thats it I wont returned Miss of the flame navy While the ship was lying off Maria grimly rising also The two The young follow obeyed shivering Southampton a green reserve man women were strongly contrasted Mrs lie bent over Ihe blazing logs while snapped a pistol at a box of fuses close Antrim plump fresh colored and Miss Maria went out into the kitchen to the door of an open shellroom The brown hair her rich furs and hand ¬ She stirred up the fire in the stove fuses began to spit Are like rockets some gown giving evidence of worldly It was almost out but revived suffi ¬ pointed directly at a rack of filled shells prosperity Miss Maria thin worn ciently to heat some tea left from sup ¬ Nothing saved a dire catastrophe but gray a cotton gown faded and well per She poured out a cup and carried the presence of mind of an able spa mended falling around her in scanty it to her unexpected and most unwel-¬ man who clashed into the fuses and folds come guest pulled out the burning fuses at the im¬ Mrs Antrim stood a momentwhen Drink it she said curtly He minent risk of life rhi- she reached the door her hand on the drauk it eagerly and a second cup i cago Chronicle evesisrht or f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A LITTLE N0NSEESE ¬ larks - ¬ ¬ great-grandmothe- rs - - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ pleasant Chicago Dailj Kews evening he was all out of sorts not only Some men seek glory in the cannons with himself but the rest of mankind mouth but those who seek it in their and womankind too as it afterward de- ¬ own mouths are in an overwhelming veloped Boston Transcript It happens that the Billinger family majority the Dry Spell Hiram Fields During like all other patriotic families is in- ¬ yesterterested an the present war so deeply dayOur minister prayed for rain from Fair Yisitor just arrived interested in fact that not an item How mean Doesnt he ride escapes it Mrs B is a fiend for srir the city Puck news and so familiar is she with all a wheel Lamb I suppose you enjoy a game the news going that she can tell the Wolf name of every vessel given in the Span ¬ of poker with an expert player a man who conI enjoj playing with ish fleet that was destroyed1 at Manila Boston siders himself an expert and can almost tell the class of ship Transcript and guns she carried She got the in- ¬ They tell me that Blakely is not rich formation by reading the papers and yet there is not a day but what the Upon the day when the bad humor of Billinger manifested itself there was wagon from the jewelers and the mei Thats so Shes a tremendous efflux of the gold brick chants stops there papers without much news but with a one of these women that has things sent Detroit Jour superabundance of job type On the home on disapproval nal floor of the sitting room when B You dont mean to tell me Visitor came in were about eight or ten pa ¬ you have lived in this that pers He saw them I place for 15 years Citizen Look here he said have you been have for a certainty am Yisitor I squandering your money all day long surprised I cant see what you can find on those papers Citizen Yes but I thought there was going here to keep you busy can I Thats why I like it Neither to be some news in them and Tit Bits You might have known better It Two Kinds of Luck The man who makes me tired the way some people out and spend a cent whenever owns the farm next to mine is the will run some wild eyed strong lungedikrd calls luckiest fellow I ever sawv What are out extree Weve got to stop that you talking about Theres no such thing as luck There isnt hey business and forever Why I was in your office Billinger Then will you kindly tell me how it late this evening said the meek Mrs happened that he bored for water and B before you came out and I saw struck oil while I bored for oil and Detroit Free Press a dozen on your desk all of to davs struck water date MISSISSIPPI SYPHONS I know it and I want to say right here that one consummate fool in a family is enough And more than that Singular Means fy Which the Traelr and liruli Farms of LouisI- it is the privilege of a man to make a ann Are Irrigated fool of himself without his wife saying a word about it But you mustnt do The shores of the Mississippi river beit And therell not be even one fool low New Orleans are lined with garin this family after to day I registered dens in which grow luxuriantly a a vow before high heaven isnt that my raid of fruits and vegetables This what they say in the theater hat 1 is accomplished by a very odd method of would only buy one of those papers a irrigation day hereafter even if Sampson deNear the mouth of the river on the stroys the whole Spanish navy and south bank in the delta country is a then goes over and captures the queen narrow strip of land not more than regent the boy king and Weyler too 1000 yards wide in places in which it Thats how it stands and woman you is said the best oranges in the country must swear to the same effect You can may be grown There is no levee but fool some of this family all of the time the waters have so wide an expanse that and all of this family some of the time the annual freshets do not cover the but henceforth you cant fool all of this land as would be the case higher ui family all of the time and I dont care where the river is narrower and where who knows it the levies are a vital necessity Beyond Then Billinger went down to cool off the narrow strip of land that marks this and get a drink and when a little boy side of the river are innumerable with a suiffle snoifle voice whined ex bayous and canebrakes and swamps In tree it was all he could do to restrain these bayous lurked the long low rak ¬ himself from lambasting the youngster ish craft of the pirate Lafitte in the for trying to make him break his good good old days The country is inhaHted resolution And the number of Bil by Creoles of the most primitive type lingers is large and increasing at a who live by raising fruit fishing and frightful rate Cincinnati Commercial oystering The narrcw strip of orange Tribune country is worth 300 fu acre Higher up the river tin the same side SALLYS GOOD BISCUITS as New Orleans is approached are miles after truck gardens They Were the Real Bridal Thins fruit miles ofblooming and and small farms fresh and and Saved This Man from green from the water drawn to them a Cyclone from the Mississippi river The method Yes sir began the man with the of irrigation is by syphoning from the sty on his left optic I have went surface of the river which is hicrber than through most kinds of disaster known levee the land on th river side of th The lovee is irom 12 to 15 feel to the human mind Shipwrecked three high At every little Varm is a big black times and saved by the skin of my teeth blowed up once in a sawmill in Maine iron pipe straddling the levee one end in and came down a straddle of the biler in the waters of the river the other end a witch on the not to mention my getting my feet others lead to laml From this ditch all caught into a sassige machine out in Some of the little arts of the farm arms have several Chicago But the durndest squeak over syphons over thevleee The land be ¬ I had was with a cvclone in Kansas long cause of its contigrity to the river is in SO very Tell us about it said the man with farmsvaluable The products of the are taken tc New Orleans and a peaehstone watch charm landed at the French market by little Twas bout two weeks after I mar- steamers ried Sally Bowen She had baked a pan down the and barges that ply up and river for the convenience of of riz biscuits for breakfast an I et the gardeners Chicago Inter Ocean three I was setting out on the piazza smokingmybriarwood pipe when whats TO SWINDLE JEWELERS I see in the distance coming up the trail but a whirling and whizzing that was Philadelphia Dealer Tells Hovr Neat ¬ pulling up telegraph poles etcetera ly He Watt Talcen In By a as it passed Its a cyclone says I Clever Scheme and sauntered out to the gate sos to get nigh enough to pull a bit of the The proprietor of a large Chestnut critter for a souvenir as it whizzed by street jewelry store while speaking of Bum me if that cyclone didnt blow the number of swindlers his trade has clean over me tip over the barn cave to contend with told of a clever way in the sod house with the piazza onto in which he and various other jewelers the roof bury Sal so deep that we nevar were victimized a couple of jears ago was able to dig her out and then dis ¬ One afternoon a carriage drove up and appear over the Missouri line Oh it was from it alighted a man and woman tough trying to live in Kansas those both handsomely dressed They en- ¬ days I tell you tered the store and asked to be shown I think as how thats afakeyarnbe some diamond rings After much talk gan he of the peaehstone fer how in the woman finally selected one which Sam Hill could a c3clone whisk away all the man paid for yer personal an real estate an skip you to a West Walnut and ordered to be sent street address unharmed fer you dont look as if Some stick pins were exhibited in you ever weighed over 102 pounds in the show case and your life It dont jest sound reason- ¬ womans eye About these caught the ten minutes were able spent examining these but I have sometimes thought replied finally left without buying the Acouple few the man with the sty though I never minutes later the man entered alone was mean enough to say it right out and asked to see the manager He seein as how Sal is dead an gone but was shown into the private office and I have sometimes opined jt was on ac- ¬ a shame way count of those riz biscuits I had for in wife had faced two explained that stolen stick pins His She had never rightly lis breakfast wife was a kleptomaniac he said and learned how to bake and they sort of then he produced the pins and offered lay heavy on my stummick N Y to pay anything to have the matter Journal kept quiet The manager assured him Envied Himself that nothing would be said and the Judy Ah Dinnis it do be shtrange man was profuse in his thanks Before to hear ye talkin that way whin it was oing he asked as a favor that if his yersilf that usted to be tillin me that vife was ever again seen to take any ¬ Oi was the shwatest craychurc in the thing that they say nothing but send wurruld lim the bill This the manager agreed Dinnis Did Oi iver till yez that x do as the man gave the best of ref- ¬ ¬ ¬ out-of-the-way Billinger and His Wife Spent Tvrcnty It- takes a bright person to keep a se Cents with Nothing to cret dark L A W Bulletin 402 Show for It It may be the taking ways of a photographer that makes his patrons look Billinger went home in the ¬ m h dailey MAIN --Over Deposit Bank ST 8 PARIS KY When Office hours to 12 a xn 1 to 6 pm H A SMITH JS33XIxsT- Varden xn Office over G S Office Hours 8 Co 1 to 12 a to 5 p m J No 3 R ADAIR Dental Surgepn Phone 79 Broadway 6 to 12 5 p in Office Hour Paris Ky a m and 1 t j 3dc tf s GEO W DAVIS DEALER in Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Ondertak- - rr and TpnjiTnn -- o Main Street - Paris Ky IIOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH 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 farther particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tfj Jacksonville Ky i I ¬ ¬ - SPH IJKTG1- 3 898 - TREES ¬ PLANTS VINES The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchardt Garden Lawn No Aeents fctrawberry and general nursery cat¬ alogue on application to H F HILLENMEIZER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 ALVA CRAWFORD CARL CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS TFiTjT jpoiarfc Sartoors Shop earner Mam and Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLY XIj03MB3E353 PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable YRU PINDIGESTION I Pi PEPS CURES - DR CALDWELLS FRANKFORT CISCiNNiffl 1 RY T In Effect March 1897 ¬ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort Arr Klkhorn uVi nwnt ArrStnmninu Ground irr j Jii riiiNaaaassa Arr Jpomotown 630am 300pm liHtem 20pm irlam 32pra 548pm 70Snm 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and peculiarly marked while the other two were red To her mothers inquiry as to which her little I girl liked best Dorothy replied the one with the I guess Juuge skin TTamma hit-or-ml- sa erences A few days AexiSlon Ar Frankfort Ar Winchester later the womai came in Ar Louisville Il00am8d5pm Trains marked thus f run daily ex ¬ done and when she left took with her wo fine diamond lockets which she cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville nad sneaked off a tray A bill was at NW Yrk Witbo nce sent by the manager who had change11 noticed the theft but no answer came For rates Sleepincj Car reservations ox and it was discovered that the Walnut any information call on street house had only been rented fur ¬ B Carr nished for a short time It developed that several other jewelry stores had oeen swindled at the same time by the air who had flown to psrts unknown Philadelphia Record JDiv ArShelbyville 730am 450pm 655am 250nm 00am 5r20pm 7s5a pni 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm Ue Pass Agent Lezingtouf Cy Jr S ri ifKvasn PiSPS r3KJfljPa re xp fv y 4 JJT THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY JUNE 10 1898 - CULTURE OF PLUMS How to Fljyht and Destroy the Worst Enemy of This Fruit the WHY THE COOK PELT HURT Insect Cnrculio MILK BOTTLE RACK lloiv to Do Away with the Possibility of Conveying-- Disease by Means of Bottles There has been considerable talk in Philadelphia relative to the efforts of some to have the bottling of milk stopped and to return to the old dip milk system of delivery The objec ¬ tions advanced were that as the bottles and contaminating- influences maj sur ¬ round the bottles in some of the many places where they are delivered they might be the carriers of disease This objection is by no means a bad one and everyone handling milk in bottles should see that proper precautions are taken to avoid trouble from this source At least 90 per cent of the milk handled in bottles today runs considerable risk in this direction as the general custom - go from house to house and as disease A fcKv mi RACK FOR MILK BOTTLES is simply to collect the bottles promis ¬ cuously get them all into a tub of soaped water of some character wash one bottle after another with the same brush put them in a rinse water all tor get her then into the cases and put the dirty covers down leaving the bottles open and giving opportunity for the dust and dirt from the covers or bot irs of the old cases to drop into the The signs of attack of the curculio and the course to be pursued for its riddance are well known but continued inquiries as to the cause of decay of im- ¬ mature plum fruit showthe necessity for repetition The chief enemy of the plum is the insect curculio and its rav- ¬ ages for awhile caused a cessation of planting this fruit in many sections but with a little attention such as all fruits will require serious trouble can be avoided and perfect fruit had Perhaps the oldest plan for ridding the trees of the pest is to violently jar the trees with a small padded log from time to time after the leaves have appeared when the insects would first appear A sheet arranged beneath the trees catches the insects that fall by the jarring and they are thus collected and destroyed At this period the mature insect in the form of a beetle is at work feeding on the leaves If let alone the real destruction is begun as the fruit is set when eggs are deposited therein in great numbers it is said at the rate of ten a day by each female Even in small private orchards it is now being- found advantageous to resort to the spraying of all fruit trees and by many it will be found equally con- ¬ venient to use this method of destroy ¬ ing these insects A solution of the well known Bordeaux mixture and di- ¬ luted paris green would be effective in this case and would at the same time act upon any fungus that might be present Many of our private gar ¬ dens lack the plum one of the 7nost de- ¬ licious family fruits merely because of this little difficulty which is really not as great as is usually considered The advent of the Japanese varieties which have not thus far been found out by the curculio has to a degree lent en ¬ couragement to the planter but there are some of the old varieties that could not well be replaced and it will be found profitable to give a little care to them rather than sacrifice their good qualities Meehans Monthly - bottles 0 With just a little more trouble and with but a very slight expense the bot- ¬ tles can be so handled that there need be no trouble whatever from anjr of the objections offered in the line of the bottles being possible carriers of dis- ¬ ease germs Every dairj no matter Low small is incomplete without the use of steam and when a dairy is equipped with this it is but alittlemore expense to have a sterilizer built This need be only a simple wooden struc ¬ ture and be made to suit the space at hand It can be so arranged that as the bottles are brought in they can im ¬ mediately be put in the sterilizer care having been taken that the bottles have been carefully rinsed at the places where they have been collected by the customers After the bottles have been sterilized they can then be washed in die alkaline hot water and then rinsed an two other waters great care bein taken in the last rinse water used this should be frequently changed After the bottles are rinsed they should again be placed in the sterilizer and subsequently aired and sunned just ns milk cans are treated A system by which the dust is kept out and the air allowed to circulate freely is by the use of a rack as shown in the cut This bottle rack may be so made that it can be run right into the sterilizer thence the bottles can be easily put in good circulating air and then brought to the most convenient place for filling This rack may be made to hold 400 bottles or less or more if necessary With these precautions the possibility of con ¬ veying disease through the medium of the bottles is very slight and the dairy ¬ man will find that the increased con- ¬ fidence placed in him by his customers will help his trade materially Rural New Yorker -- will be 000 from Columbus and Zanesville 500 from Mt Vernon 400 from Millers freely Next burg 300 from Akron and proportionately came a little low rates from intermediate stations Train feeling in will leave Columbus 1130 a m and Zanes- ¬ his limbs - ville 1200 noon of that day making fast USEFUL IMPLEMENT This extend- time For full information as to limits of Paid His Claim followed tickets trips beyond Niagara Falls and all e by a pricking sensation until at last the details apply to any agent of this company Whenever One of These Hrusli Hnrblood began to course freely and vigorously or C F DALY General Passenger Agent rows Ih lined n Good Crop of through his body Soon he was restored Grass Is Assured to his old time health Yon Know What Is to Follow A reporter for The Monitor recently called What about for your again and was I submit a drawing of a brush har¬ on Mr Petch say there is notold as to my is always I ampreface to say is meanest good the for the things You may doubt row that has a double purpose After cure being permanent I am in better health our friends can possibly retail into our un ¬ the grass seed of any kind has been than when I gave you the first interview willing ears Chicago Times Herald sown broadcast in the autumn or spring and certainly attribute my cure to Dr Wil- ¬ The Onmhn Exposition of 1S9S Pale People hitch one or two horses to the harrow liams Pink Pills forowe my release from the Beats the Centennial Exposition which ocTo these pills I and go right over the wheat It will living death and I shall always bless the curred in Philadelphia in 1870 away out of sight and is next to the Worlds Fair at Chi- ¬ mellow the ground put the grass seed day I was induced to take them Such is the history of one of the most cago in importance to the whole country in just deep enotigh and benefit the Mississippi re- ¬ States in times In the All wheat to the amount of four or more remarkable cases in modernanyone say that gionof theinterested the TransEastern friends face of such testimony can our and are bushels to the acre I have used one of Dr Williams Pink Pills are not entitled to will enjoy a visit to Omaha during the con- ¬ tinuance of the Exposition from June to Oc- ¬ these brush harrows for 18 years Get the careful consideration of every sufferer man woman or child Is not the case in tober inclusive truth a miracle of modern medicine Buy your excursion tickets over the Chi- ¬ These pills are sold by all druggists and cago Milwaukee St Paul Ry An illusare considered by them to be one of the most trated folder descriptive of the Exposition valuable remedial agents known to science will be sent you on receipt of 2 cent stamp for postage Address Geo 31 3Ieafford Passenger Agent Chicago UL- General Few great cities of America are adequately provided with public clocks of such a size Her Employer Was Not Laid Up from and so prominent location as to indicate the Overeating- and She Felt time over wide metropolitan districts Bu6 it is high time to check kidney and bladder Slighted complaint manifested to the sufferer by inactivity of the organs affected Hostetters A lady had a cook who gave her every satBitters remedies this as it does dysisfaction and she was under the impression Stomach rheumatism pepsia that the cook was equally satisfied with her ness arid nervousness constipation biliousplace But one morning to the ladys intense surprise the cook gave her the usual Why He Stack It On months notice It strikes me Mr Brief said Mr Dog What do you want to leave for Jane asked her mistress I am very much way that your charge of 750 for this opinpleased with you and I thought you were ion is pretty steop No doubt said Mr Brief But you quite comfortable here Yes mum Im comfortable enough in a see Dogway when you come and ask me for an opinion which violates all my convicway but tions youve got to pay not only for your The cook hesitated and fidgeted about law but for my conscience Harpers queried her mistress Hut what Well mum she blurted out the fact Bazar is the master doesnt seem to preciate my No Lack of Attention cookery and I cant stop in a place where Miss New I cant get my watch to keep my efforts to please are wasted so Id time properly rather go mum Jeweler Perhaps it needs regulating But what makes you think that your Surely not cookery I move the regulator over master doesnt appreciate your Jewelers Has he ever complained to you asked the the entire scale every dav Weekly lady No mum but my late master was al 100 Reward 100 ways being laid up through overeating he The readers of this paper will be pleased my said he couldnt help doing so because cookery was so delicious but master here to learn that there is at least one dreaded hasnt been laid up once all the three months disease that science has been able to cure in all its that is Ive been with you and thats just what Catarrh stages andthe only Catarrh Halls Cure is positive cure Traveler Boston bothers me so mum known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a A REMARKABLE CASE constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon The following case was printed originally systemthe blood and mucous surfaces of the thereby destroying the foundation in The Monitor a newspaper published at of the disease and giving the patient Meaford Ontario Doubts were raised as to its truthfulness consequently a close strength by building up the constitution and watch was kept on the case for two years and assisting nature in doing its work The the original statement has now been com- proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they oifer One Hundred pletely verified Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Mr Petch had been a hopeless paralytic for five years His case has had wide atten- Send for list of testimonials Address F J Cheney Co Toledo O tion He was confined to his bed was bloatSold by Druggists 75c ed almost beyond recognition and could not Halls Family Pills are the best take solid food Doctors called the disease spinal sclerosis and all said he could not The Dangers of Camp live The Canadian Mutual Life AssociaAmy Oh Belle you dont think poor tion after a thorough examination paid him his total disability claim of 1G00 regarding dear Bob will get shot in Cuba Belle Its hard to say dear but he was him as forever incurable For three years he lingered in this condi half shot when I saw him at Hempstead Brooklyn Life tion Alter taking some of Dr WilOn Wednesday July 20th the Cleveland liams Pink Akron Columbus Ry will run an excursion for from Columbus Zanesville and intermediate Pale People stations to Niagara Falls via Cleveland and there was the elegant Steamer City of Erie or City of a Buffalo Transit Buffalo of the Cleveland change a Co The round trip rate to Niagara Falls ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Public Clocks bi At A 2L m Your needs coaxing not crowding Dr Ayers Pills stand with-¬ out a rival as a reliable medicine for liver complaint They cure constipation and they cure its consequences piles biliousness indigestion sick headache nausea coated tongue foul breath bad taste palpitation nervousness irrita ¬ bility and many other maladies that have their root in They are a specific for all diseases of the constipation stomach and bowels and keep the body in a condition of sound health I have used Ayers Pills for the past thirty years and I know of no consider them an invaluable family medicine remedy for liver troubles and have always found better James Quinn 90 Middle them a prompt cure for dyspepsia Street Hartford Conn Bk tfMm33Jkmjj inmranfnmnintf WWIHWtfiWWwww 18 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rs Pinkhams Urgent App Suffering Women She Asks Them to Seek Permanent Cures and ¬ Pills slight ncy t en de e a w Not Mere Temporary Relief From Pain Special forms of suffering lead many a woman to acquire the mor- ¬ phine habit One of these forms of suffering is a dull persistent pain in the side accompanied by heat and throbbing There is disinclination to work because work only increases the pain This is only one symptom of a chain ofi troubles she has others she cannot bear to confide to her physician for fear of an examination the terror of all sen- ¬ sitive modest women The physician meantime knows her condition but cannot combat her to s-- t ¬ - Get seven thorn bushes or anj oth- ¬ er bush that is tough seven or eight feet long and six smaller ones fit tho large ones in holes so as to come about iy2 inches through each bush bore a half inch hole through each and drive a hardwood pin so they will not work out Then take six smaller brushes lay them on the ground under the larger ones so as to close vip the va ¬ cancies in the rearof scantling bring HORTICULTURAL HINTS the stem ends up on top of scantling The English ivy does not harm a tree and nail with a tenpenny wire nail put a hook in at each end of scantling on which it grows then get a chain rope or four wires and See if a little less water on irrigated hook them as shown in diagram hitch land will not be better go ahead the Fruit when placed in cold storage FordhorseOhio Farmerand laugh T M in should be firm and hard Sprinkling plants with water when CATTLE STATISTICS frost is expected will protect them Pears to be put in cold storage should Interesting Figrnres and ComimriAonu be picked before they begin to ripen Supplied by Agricultural De Watermelons ought not to be grown purtiuent Reports on the same ground oftener than three years The grape vine trained to a single of From the report of the department agriculture we learn that the total stake has never done its best in our ex ¬ number of cattle in the United States perience on the 1st day of January 1S97 and 1J39S Tomatoes are so hardy that the may was as follows be transplanted even after the fruit States and Territories 1S8S ljw begins to set 303213 SOo455 Qflnh v Hampshire 209107 H00IG9 If grapes have been planted too close- - Vermont 401415 401537 ly and become too thick better take Massachusetts 248688 248 473 Riiode Island 25934 out every other vine 3oi7 Connecticut 204212 202 S20 The man who gives plants of all New York 1M6SS9 1977901 ew Jersey 250S27 25147a kinds plenty of room and heroically Pennsylvania 1479SSG l5iC310 thins his fruit will get the best re Delaware 59507 jo339 Maryland 201157 204201 sults Western Plowman Virginia 608S72 U31530 G ¬ shrinking terror He yields to her supplication for something to relieve the pain He gives her a few mor-¬ phine tablets with very grave cau- ¬ tion as to their use Foolish wo- ¬ man She thinks morphine will ANOTHER PATRIOT help her right along she becomes its slave A good way to avoid trouble is to make A wise and a generous physician had such He Wanted Everything Military end up your mind not to be troubled but that lf Naval on the Bill is too much trouble Washington la I a case he told his natient he could do nothing Democrat of Fare for her as she was too nervous to undergo V Fits stopped free and permanently cured Puffly is too old and there is too much of No fits after first days use of Dr Klines an examination In despair she went to him to go to the war but he never loses a Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle visit a friend She said to her Dont give chance to voice his patriotism Dr Ivline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Pork and beans he mumbled over the treatise yourself up just go to the nearest druggists Say waitrestaurant menu the other day We never yet met a girl in a dry goods er are these the regular army beans and buy a bottle of Mrs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound store who was not just dying to posYes sah Also de reglali ahmy pok A BRUSH HARROW sess something that didnt You will begin to feel better with the first Bring me some Whats this Spanish 15 cents Atchison Globe cost moe than It will build you up One big order of consomme waiter a scantling of hard wood seven feet buns She did so and after the fifth bottle her health was re- ¬ bottle these Spanish buns into long four b3r four Bore seven two Break a couple ofthey belong Krom Ilnby in tlic HiKh Clinir it Thats where Then throw to grandma in the rocker Grain is good established Here is her own letter about it inch holes through scantling as in Fig the whole thing away 0 ¬ iff 4ff u 1 1 ¬ ¬ After Puffly glared around to see whether for the whole family It is the long desired Neyer upsets the anyone challenged this direction he chuckled substitute for coffee nerves or injures the digestion Made from an order for shelled peas Fwit he responded later to the wait-¬ pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste er certainly and he fairly shouted that and appearance of the best coffee at the price It is a genuine and scientific article he wanted a couple of naval oranges and is come to stay It makes for health Thats a hit he communed to himself ind strength Ask your grocer for Grain 0 Most of these chumps that are not up with the times would have simply ordered or- ¬ lady in the mu ¬ The anges Then he had another inspira- ¬ seum draws a pretty fat salary L AW tion and taking in a full breath he roared And say waiter bring me a couple of Bulletin Manila cheroots Everybody within hear¬ Pisos Cure cured me of a Throat and ing applauded and Puffly waved both la- ¬ pels of his coat with national emblems at-¬ Lung trouble of three years standing E Cady Huntington Nov 12 1894 Game de bihd dat whispered the wait A mans past is the best prophet of er just loud enough to be heard all over the Puffly gave no sign that he heard future Chicago Daily News ut left a half dollar on the table and walked out so straight that he leaned back Detroit Free Press ¬ jl T htoc iOrrr micoroVilo vvaj vviv iiijviaL1 tached Ind A horse never gets to the front in a race if he has been badly reared Chicago News THE MARKETS sp HP K9i ov53ifcLQ could hardly get around the house could not do any work without feeling tired out My monthly periods had stopped and I was so tired and nerv- ¬ ous all of the time I was troubled very much with falling of the womb and bearing down pains A friend advised me to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I have taken five bot- ¬ tles and think it is the best medicine I ever used Now I can work and feel like myself S VWMK J his I used to be troubled greatly with my head but I have had no bad headaches or palpita tion of the heart womb trouble or bearing down pains since I com- ¬ menced to take Mrs Pinkhams medicine- - I gladly recommend the Vegetable Compound to every suffering woman The use of one Mrs Lucy Peasley Derby bottle will prove what it can do wroc jkjv lironlr Vio T vvao e vvvai iiiab J WJ5 f Center Vt liiBag-ctp6a-eatr5-D-a-oeo--o-a-O- P LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 85 3 90 Select butchers 4 10 ft 4 50 CALVES Fair to good light 5 50 ffu d 25 HOGS Common 3 70 3 25 Mixed packers 3 90 J 75 Lipht shippers i 25 3 70 3 35 3 75 SHEEP Choice ij 00 4 0 25 IiAMBS Spring FLOUR Winter family 4 SO fo 4 80 1 04 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 1 03tf No 3red 99 Cincinnati June 9 i 4 1 THOUGHTLESS FOLSCS HAVE THE HARDEST WORK BUT QUICK WETTED PI a fo kt B Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 f 9 50 33 27 MiTATfP OF SYBUP OF FIGS I 9 B e a t tt HAY Prime to choice PROVISIOXS Mcss pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choiec uu i ry Prime to choice crcunicrv APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Pcr bbl CHICAGO 45 9 75 t ffia Qi 3 00 70 5 75 Gh 3 310 1214 7JS 12 1XA THE EXCELLENCE 27 75 In the first place brush off the cows bag dry and clean but gently Xext see that your own hands are clean use soap and warm water Do not wet the cows teats certainly not by dipping your fingers in the milk as you proceed It is a bad and intolerable habit Do not converse with anybody especially another milker it will hinder you or both and it disturbs the cow Never strike a cow speak low and gently to her she is responsive to kindness Never feed her just before milking that is to say while you are milking Feed her before milking and wait un ¬ til she is done feeding she will stand quieter One thing at a time Milk her as quickly as possible and as clean as possible but be careful not to hurt her teats Give her a name and always call her by that uaiie These are small hints but it pays to heed them St Louis Republic Art of Millviiip Cows Nortn Caiolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee West irginia Kentucky Ohio Michigan 579S35 2S2S42 S06985 46S0SO G385G3 612011 2SG 73S930 35S2S2 4704n2 797 284 5M 20 327 5545771 529167 059031 420844 650213 5995291 704271 438480 746825 29903 737770 421903 CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red - 3 Chicago spring T- 105 y 6 00 1 00 fc 1 013 31i 25 10 20 5 82 G gilO 25 5 90 C 15 GS47C1 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHE AT No 2 red CORN No 2mixed 12 rye - 1335508 1281014 2307410 1421925 1227555 2GSS060 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1898 GENIUS OF THE ROADSIDE The off horse has lost a shoe from the right fore foot said the coachman s he drew up opposite a wayside black ¬ SLall I stop and haTe it smith shop replaced By all means replied the owner of the curricle Senator Aaron Burr of Jgw York it is always the proper thing to keep your horses well shod ud besklts I am only too glad of a chance to stretch my legs after so long drive While the smith is busy I will stroll to the top of oua of these beaufci u Ulster connty hills When he returned half an hour later lie happened to glance at the side of a toava near the shop and saw with stir- prise an accurate though hurriedly drawn charcoal picture of his curricle Who drew that he inquired That lirle trouzy head yonder Tt plied the blacksmith pointing to a looy in homespnu who was chopping ivood in the dooryard opposite as if his whole mind was occupied with his task Halloo my lad called Burr and when the little fellow looked up with the air of one who has been caught in some misdemeanor he added pleasantly If ever you want to change your occu pation and see life just put a clean sliirfc in your bundle and go to this ad- ¬ dress in New York and he crossed the road to hand the boy a slip of paper The team was soon on its homeward way and in a short time the incident jpassed from the crowded mind of Aaron 33urr Months afterward as he sat at 3br8akfast a servant brought him a pack age containing a homemade clean shirt find said thai a boy at the door had asked her to deliver it as an all suff- ¬ icient introduction But the senator could not understand its significance so he sent for the boy whom he at once recognized as the youthful genius of the roadside With all his frults Burr was a gen- serous man at heart and he spared neither pains nor expense to give the jyouth the best of instruction in his chosen profession From an artistic point of view the student became very euccessful as the great painter Yanderiyu although he lived a life of poverty He painted the portraits of Aaron IBnrr and his daughter Theodosia from t ynicn were tanen tne nne engravings lay which we know them He died near the spot where he drew the picture of the waiting team His career is a noble monument to the better side of the na ture of his benefactor a nature not wholly devoid of sweetness and light although darkened by frequent clouds through his mature life and finally eclipsed in the murky gloom of a purely jselfish ambition Atlanta Constitution ¬ - Sow a States maus Rustic Protege Was doing first class work Give us a call Haggard Reed tf Helped on Way to Fame IROOTHQ- - MIB3S ZZZ ESY Tvfkrm Pi Ls2 W Of Peck P To O S Anderson Co O r les raea Cures a Prominent Attorney Pure Paris Green for pot i to bugs at Phillips Hamlet Collier lost a fine work mule this wetk from lock jaw E P Clarke and Addisou Turner re turned from Cincinnati tt ednesday Miss Marv Champ has gone o Hunt iugton V Va en a visit to friends Mr Graham Smedle hag returned rom Georgetown College for the year Mr Will HhIui of Louisville is the guest ot his cousin Mr Banks Vimout Miss Sue Bnckner sruest of Mrs H H Phillips has returned to Wneht-s-te- r ¬ -- IMIIICTI the Wright Medical Co Ohio Columbus Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights¬ Celery Capsules from James T Blaser druggist Waverly O and used them forbtomacu Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years ana osed they three boxes of your Celery Capsules have cured me For the benefit of other o afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Anders w Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free t Wrights Celery Capsules Pike Recommends 6 BIG FOUR ROUTE best line to and from and horses wife Miss Mamie Williamson of Loxinjr ton is the guest of Dr C B Smith and Miss Maud Spears of Lexington is the uuest ot her aunt Mrs America TOLEDO DETBOIT All Points in Michigan CHICAGO III Vm 1 til IbsSIS VWWBBB Butler ¬ -- j FHELP3 the leading ponsion attorney of Belfast N Y writes f I was discharged from tho army on account of ill health and suffered from heart trouble ever since I frequently had fainting and smothering spells My form was bent as a man of 0 I constantly wore an overcoat even in summer for fear of taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ ness My rest was broken by severe pains about the heart and left shoulder Three years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from doctors for years without being helped Dr Miles neart Cure restored me to health It is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords mo much pleasure to recommend this rem edy to everyone Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug ¬ Mites gists under a positive guarantee first bottle Todd Battertun benefits or money re- ¬ Mr Wm Chancelor of Lexington funded Book on dis- ¬ Health ml was the tcnest ot relatives here Tuesday eases of tho heart and and Wednesday nerves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind San ford Carpent2r lost i nice mare Tuesday by her falling backwards and E ER C R Dr J H Carpenter arrived Wednes day from Missouri to visit his children here Miss Mamie Conway went to Mt S erlimr yesterday to visit Miss Alma Collier Miss Lizzie Best pnest of her aunt Mrs Jos A Miller returned to Mason Tuesda Go to Mocks and see his sets They are handsome durable aud cheap Ms Lewis Rogers and snn were guests of relatiyes here Wednesday and yesterday Mclutyre McClintock bought of Win Waaell Monday his fancy grey harness eldiu Mrs Jno Ingels and daughter Alice went to Eminence yesterday to visit H White City Special Best Terminal Station ¬ ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel 6i VtJifkLJ IHJ s iiiau uiweq nm t npo nMn piririro o nrr nsin mt rr lumiLu uuLL nnu nnu uui i o oiirr rww mvi A3 WHEN f IKST BOUGHT NEW 2 m rtm m ww ircj ii mi irrrjii j BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Gars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars H0 J NEW YORK iT f ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF MWW lis iiSfWij J A tTwfiSS OF AJNY OTHER STACH I Be sure your tickets O THE Xajf 5 HUBINGERBR05 NciArHAxETM COPYRIGHTED Iillllllull ll II1 ffi FOUR read via BIG McCOKJUCK D B MARTIN UsfwmiflnLUiTA TnMu Passenger Traffic Mgr iiti M JSftl Gen Pass Tkt Agt O llllilllll w ii Ililll Cincinnati II -- This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years o pracMi1 experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and summer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or any other substance injurious to linen and can bo used even for a baby powder nenesqn Fof sa yt wvxricirrnrr by all wholesale and retail grocers HOW TO FIND OUT Sews and Csinicns OF K tiwmsmaajsisisisMta j -- -- w - I 1 I L H Landman Ky MD ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY month JUNE 14TH 1898 leading physician GOLFING PHILOLOGY 1 returning every second Tuesday in each rv Svery Derivation of Carious Tormg Which Be ¬ of Keeerence Paris Kentucky long to the Game To the enthusiastic golfer the game is aever out of season Fitted with arc tio goloshes and a warm knitted TO TBE FABHEB5 OF waistcoat he is seen upon the links on nany a day which appears inclement to BlflBBOR I i ani ice is natural when one comes to look up the derivation of golfing terms Many of the words come di- - As ajjent of The Woven Wire Ieucly from the Icelandic languages Fence t o I am nrfinarptf To nnt nn fhtI i il tumors nave synonyms m uaenc or best wire fence on the market rIt is bwedish guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock The tee or little nodule of gravel or and to give satisfaction I have put np fence tbs season for earth from which the golfer strikes off farmers who have had the Page Fence Jbis ball at the beginning of each link is derived from tia an Icelandic verb inI use for seven or eight years up the am also prepared to put signifying to point out bes- Chicken Fence on the market Again golf itself evidently comes If von are needing any fence give me from the Scandinavian kolf a club a caJl the Gaelic form being colb and the 0 W DULLER Agent Icelandic form Leiag kolfr a clapper Paris Ky of a bell or LnlL The links come straight from the Swedish lynka meaning a twist or crook hence itsannlication to tho - windings of the coast the sandy barren ground called links in Scotland rszurMesr TarttT2KXS5nistl2E tfissyviv BX ILOiiSS MECEBJjjnpA YEAR To put pronounced putt comes from the Gaelic put signifying to UiiiidiUiill mor eVan doirift Last yr oar attendance over Tbs year IfrJvKtrtxy push or throw as when the useful put ¬ c j muru a imucra AXCmillAlIOllS RTfUNOAj ter propels the golf ball from the wxja green into the hole putting IKB m ii Viia wsuci iwin uise locaMDij mdf The lofter is derived from the Ice- clubblnT Ofito -- SKmi Nrmt6 JKMKS rumaajSio landic loft that is shy or air a drew oa poauland wc will aenrt CatrJcwue nourbhed VSSSSSt Danish form being loft for ceiling or of snow ¬ the uninitiated Perhaps this disregard GiflRTT Pat I -i breaking her neck Capt JW Tuvlor and Mr J O Eastham of the L N wheeled down from Paris Tuesday Julian McClintock returned from Chickamauga Wednt sda3 having received an honorable discharge Mr J Will Clarke and Miss Loila McClintoik at fended the commence ment at Georgetown this week For Sale A second hand Deeriug binder in good repair It Jas A Butler Miss Sallie B 11 returned to Maycville yesterday accompanied by Miss Katie Savage whom she has been visiting Rv5 D inl Robertson and W M Britt attended the K W C pxercises at Winchester Tuesday and Wednesday Miss Pearl A Bronrick of Days Ferry Nicholas County is the guest of her sister Mrs J C Bishop near town Mrs Harry Forrester of Chicago and Mr Bioad Smedley came ddwn from Hutchison Wednesday to visit Mr J G Smedley Miss Luc3Tlee Alln entertained last night a number of young friends in honor of her guests Misses Wood and Burnsidts of Stanford Mrs T F Talliferro and daughters Misses Maud and Hattie guests of Rev Danl Robertson and family returned 10 Falmouth Tuesday ¬ ¬ MJiS LAURA WEISHAUF Of IVInrry I111I Fill a bottle or slas with sedi Recommends WrigJiVw and let it stand commonfour hours a urine twenty Celery Capsiiles ment or settling indicates nn unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too Murry Ind Sept 17 189G frequent desire to urinate or pain iu the bad is also convincing proof lhat the kid- ¬ The Wright Medical Co neys aud bladder are out of order WHAT1 Ill IW Columbus Ohio There is comfort in the knowledge so often Dear Sirs Last spring I xurchased expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root a box of Wrights Celery Cpsules fnm ohe great kidney remedy fulfills every wish L C Davenport druggist Bluffton in relieving pain in the back kidneys liverurinary bladder ana every part or Ind and used them tor stomach trouble suges It corrects inability the hold urine pasto and with which I had been afflicted for more scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol overlowing than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ comes use of liquor wiue or beer and being¬ that unpleasant necessity of sules I have lost all trace of pain aud my compelled to get up many times during the stomach is entirely well I can eat anv night to urinate The niild and the extraor-¬ tbing and can truthfully say that I have dinary effect of wamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures not felt better in 3Tears of trie most distressing ca es If you nped a medicine you should have the best Sold Yours Respectfully by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar Youmay have a sample bottle and pamphlet Mrs Lauka Weishauft receipt w T jprooks at ouc anaiuui both sent free by mail uponcost of of inree toom Dy postage twocent stamps to cover per box Send address on postal to the on the bottle Mention The Paris Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for KyXKWSaud send your address to Or Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer trial size free proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen- 24sp lmo uines of this offer ¬ -- relational Importance THE 8UN yxJoB3ss - - CONTAINS BOTH Tnnv hv mnl tz - - Daily and Suuday by mail - G a year The Sunday Snn is the greatest Sunday Newspaper the world in B 7 I I Bv mail 2 a year Price oc a copv Address THE SUN New York HERE OME VA -- X - I site H H Phillips serves Bento Mevers Cos celebrated Pure Frait Juice syrups at his soda fountain All of the Phosphates the Summer driuis served ing held reception Tnesduy evening in honor of the Millersfcurg Social Baud5 and a number of their young 3udy and gentlemen friends Mr J A Bower of Paris was tlse guest Monday of Missefe Edna and Liliy Robertson and their guests Misses Maude and Hallie TaHiferro of Fal¬ mouth and Miss Anna Sims f Flem- ¬ ing Gbunty The Annnal Meeting of the W F M S of the Methodist Charch opens here to night A large niimber of visitors and delegates are here Dinner will be served each day in the college dinang room The meeting will continue till Wednesday ice cold Mrs C M Best aud Mrs E T Beed Ex Sheriff E T Beeding has com menced tearing down the old tavernr long known as the Pnrnell Honse and will erect a modern residence on the 0M J r - w FOR YOU r OuSiii You areawai e that the Spring season has arrived j1 1 A ¬ ii ll- - - loft Philadelphia Inquirer You are now thinking of buying a Brand New One Tcteran Witlioat a Pension I sat on a hill with a sergeant who knew history and horses He remem- - vft I i I 1 wickieup He greeted the troop with joyful neighs The soldiers asked the captain to be allowed to shoot him but of course he said no I could not learn if he winked when he said it Thxol--tim- n wound over the hill a carbine lang from its rear and Pansy lay down in the dust without a kick Death is better than Indian for a horse The thing was not noticed at the time 4bufc made a world of fuss afterward rhongh how it all came out the sergeant did not develop nor was it necessary JPrederic Remington in Harpers Maga--jzin- e Delicate Instruments Some of the delicate instruments in flfthe Toronto magnetic ohservatory in ¬ borod Pansy which had served 16 years in the troop and a first rate old horse d inspector with no then but a d soul came browsing around one day and condemned that old horse Government 10 or something like Egot a measly that This ran along for a time when one day they were trooping up some lonely valley and behold there stood Pansy as thin as a snake tied by a -- rhpapfAkP EAST LiV npin r J Men and Bovs want new Suits Trousers Hats Shirts Underwear Shoes etc Ladies and Misses want new Dresses Waists Skirts Underwear Shoes Slippers etc l i x We i UJIUU Ul t TIME TABLE BOUND 1 ijouisvme Kjiuam txnupm Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 50pm 30ana 550pm Lv Vinchesterll58am 93pm 915am- 830pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950ara 705pm 65jani 3d0pm Ar Washington - Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm Ar New York 1240un ftOSpm WEST BOUND We make Suits and Trousers to order in our Tailoring Department We guarantee fit price and workmanship Let us show you the piece goods for your selection 800am 520pm 735ara 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm FREE When your purchase amounts to 820 we give you a fine Rocking Chair and when you Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm purchase S10 worth we give you a beautiful Picture You get a coupon witn every purchase no matter 1100am 8d5pm Ar Louisville The Millersburg Training School how small Save your coupon tickets for a Rocker or Picture Trains marked thus f run daily exclosed last Tuesday night wiih an enter- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily TO SAVE MONEY AND Through Sleepers between Louisville tainment by Mrs G M Bests class of REMEMBER ALWAYS THIS TRUE AND TRIED INFORMATION elocution Misses Edna Hunter of GET SATISFACTION CALL AT Lexington and New York without Ar Winchester tt 730am 450pm 655ai 250pm Married At Lexington Tuesda7 at the Phoenix Hotel Mr James- Judy a well known and popular young man of this place and Miss Ayilla Blanche Wilson of Canada Miss Wilson will be remembered as the popular M F O vocal teacher during the 997 session Mr and Mrs Wm Judy Jr and Messrs Chas Martin and Royce Allen attended the happy couple Mr and Mrs James Judy returned Tuesday to the home of the grooms parents- where they were tendered a reception and received the congratulations of their many friends - TWIN etc Our motto is Honest Goods at Honest Prices latsst novelties the best qualities at thp lowest prices It has been our success to treat our customers honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied Why n t let us have you as our customer Entire nevr stock of Silks Dress Good- Silk Skirts and other Skirts White Goods Percales Sateens Table Damask Counterpanesr Ginghams Chevi lots Sheetings Tickings Towels Napkins Lace Curtains Meacheo and Brawn Muslin Crashes Gloy es and Corsets Muslin Underwear Carpets Oil Cloths Window Shades etc B Cos Mens Clothing the finest line of Bovs famous Annf The Celebrated Perfect Fitting B Jane Hopkins make Never Rip7 Suits and Pants Monarch Shirts Stetson Hats Rice Hutchins fine - Till1 1 i1- - Ct LI- - 1 1 it c fA 4 Wt tfrJ szmm ¬ i ¬ m tended to measure fluctuations in the t disturbed by the electric currents flow- Ing through the earth from the adjacent irolley lines Accordingly these instru- ments are to be removed to a point nine 322iles from earths magnetism have been greatly be the city and two miles from possible trolley route The records any of the Toronto observatory date back imore than half a century and are the mosG valuable of their kind ever obtain Shop t3d on this continent Washington and Mary Elma AlleD of change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or this place graduating in elocution under Mrs Best and were given certificates any information call on entitling them to enter the School of F B Carr Elocution at Philadelphia Misses Julia Agent L NRR or George W Barney Paris Ky Carpenter Mary A Purnell Maggie and Kate Rankin and Russell Tarr all Div Pass Agent acquitted themselves admirably The Lexington music by the Social Band and the reci- ¬ tations were all received with hearty applause After the exercises from 350 to 400 guests were entertained at the CARL CRAAVFORD ALYA CRAWFORD home of Prof Best and the music was given by the young ladies and gentle- ¬ men The refreshments of ices and cakes were very much enjoyed by their friends TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGG EST BARGAIN BRINGERS wH 1 CRAYFORD BROS fc jE2z2sp2 Barbers Everything comes ont in the wash at the Bourbon Steam Laun lry even the comer Mam and Fifth Sts dirt tf 701 703 TSffAIN ST PARIS KY J

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