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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898061401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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rail Mattings XviXJvjiJ Broken lots at great For Frugal People housekeeper Nothing appeals to v Fiber Rugs cool and inviting the ideal Rug for hall or veranda Prices 200 300 and 600 like an up to date Refrigera the Prices SS00 89 00 tor See our new line In patterns 1000 1100 We guarantee the most perfect insulation See Our New Line Of Hammocks w 8 Prices from 5c to 400 Cut Prices this Week on Odd Lines of Wall Paper numerous MILLERSBURG jnts flow--- - s books etc Rev Britt Lvivd a rmon to the ladies pea in the high- uate News Notes Gathered In Ami About The in m uneui Mit under Mr ect prai ttQJ Kuril a d wife everything Will B Mrs Green Leer is recovering n urder The visitors nett chajf t to ainner wnicn w s Mrs Sainl Dodson is much improved were ente a surprise iem Mrs Ada Smith is improving slowly larke is visiting Miss Bes- Miss Lr Hurry Best returned last week from s ie Ewinj s mar Owingsville Danville College ATisn Wi Jowden of Paris visited Mr HenrT Duiley returned toacuruay hil Kher Mrs Nancy Allen fr m Vauderbilt College Sunday o Maysville Mrs Jno WBoulden Mis3 Besi as Bradford guest of Mrs is tlie guest ot Miss Anna Conway Jas AB1 returned to Augusta Dr Robt Hurt is adding a new bal yestei day conv to his residence on Eighth Street Mrs Ja runnings of Maiysville i Misses Jennie aud Bes e guest Joe Mock is attending the embalming the Ki school lectures at Cincinnati this week Purnell t wyeeK Dr Geo fvage aud wife of Win- See the new Quick Process Coffee Pot bt en guests of relatives c e ter ha at Jas A Butlers You will buy one re tor severaldavs ml trienu Mr Chas Best of WMshineton Ky Mr Wm aptn er wishes to return is the guest of his cousin Mr Harry his thauKsftl rieuds for tlu ir kind as- Best xn r j Ristanee wy iut rv uwixiua uuiiug Miss Pearl Kenuev of Hutchison if her last sicKaess at his home the guest of Miss Julia Miller near V vri77rTTWT piirjour free i We are the peoples friends HAGGARD We re linen and put neck bands on REED OPFICIAL - v mrenfmmm crar WAR BOOK y Congressman i i towoi DK RSA Carpets Furniture Wall Pape- iei jaa Ana1 ff Ll Miss Besie Wells of Maysville is the guest ot Mis3 Anna Chancellor near town Miss Leila Johnson and Mrs A T Forsyth are guests of Mr T D Judy any other but Purity fiour from aris Milling Co tell r you want no other yourg Ail sfrocei keep it Dill lSRKOTT Dont Ail about War wuli Spam the Navy Jc4 dl defenses Butth bhips eta Por faits tnd bioyiapbits of Dewry and all prominent office s Nearly 600 pages Mas5Sivj volutin V cheap O h n fiientie official Bestauth rsjhi Catarrh is one of the most obstinate Any diseases and hence the most difficult book Expeii nee not it ctssary boriy ciu sell l LadiAf ts successful to get rid of There is but one way to cure it as gentlemen We ire rhe largest sub Write The disease is in the blood and all the seiiphon book firm iu Ameiica sprays washes and inhaling mixtures u j Fifty per ons re employed in our orrespondeiice npartmtnt alone to m the world can have no nprmnnont Get effect whatever upon it Swifts SDe- - erve yon Oar book is just out cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is Asrerey now and be fifyt iu the field the only remedy which can reach the Liirge 50c War Map in oiors free with ook or outfit Other valuable disease ana lorce it ixom the blood Big Treoiendous selipr Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg freminms Ky had Catarrh for years He writes vjest moiify makri ever known Most I COUld See no imTirnwmont r ibd al terms guarantfed Agents though I was constantly treated with sprays nakimr 700 to 2800 per day uu nuaiius ana aiuer- - Twenty days MzZh credit given Freight ent inhaling remedies in iact i could feel that paid Full nook sent prepaid to agents each winter I was worse 1 45 S Jendid sample outfit and full than the year previous josrrucrii ns free for nine 2 cent stamps Finally was brought to my it o t i c e to p iy postage Mention this paper n that Catarrh was a blood 7 lOXKOE rOOK CO Dept JI ChicagoIll disease and after think ing over the matter I oui bmellinfir a A Juns Raniiiu Yuuig rr -- ¬ aid family JiirgmsaBjjJiirgsjtggxajaEggKMgMffwuv 9 iHLiMVjsiinurvisvisstsLiULSu sm BLU HI 3 VltLti f nv rm taul SMn Iicl Mew Stivers9 HPaQQ Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand J Ail JU SEED MACHINES Mr Hiram Carpenter and family ol Cane Ridge were guests of relatives here Sunday Miss Pearl Hughes of Williamstown is the guest of her sister Mrs Win Britt this week Mrs Nannie Hall nee Wisher and little daughter of Richmond are guests of the Misses Wadell Mrs Judge W H Phillips and daugh ter Miss Lena are guests of Mr H H Phillips and wife ¬ SPEAKS tf I Stay H2UOt ¬ in Paris which yoo soon be pas Windsor is putting ber of port fitters Jfurtv Limited To continue the wrong treatment for SVatiers Party will remain Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts short time and the daS Specific is a real blood remedy and puc your orders will cures obstinate deep seated diseases Their studio at the Hotel which other remedies have no effect very busy place as they are whatever upon It promptly reaches ihing toacues on a num Catarrh and never fails to cure even the i l remedies which only reached the surface I theni1 decided to trv 3 O C O fi o o o uim uner a lew 1Dotues were usea I no- ticeda perceptible improvement Continuing the remedy the disease was forced out of my system and a complete cure was the result I advise all who have this dreadful disease to abandon their local treatment which has never done them any good and take S S S a reax- edy that can reach the disease and cure it fiaw it was unreasonable to expect to be cured by THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE ff ML V Both 11 022ois2x3aSi 17VA1 TID17D HI J UlllMl We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can trive Paqars Gne Ysar for only O H EDWARDS Mclntyre McClintock shipped two double decked cars of sheep to New York last Friday Mrs Robt Pennington and son Norvel Shrader of Falmouth are guests of her sister Mrs Danl Robertson Mrs Rector Say age and little daugh- ¬ ter of Danville were the guests of T E Savage and family Friday For Sale A second hand Deering Binder in good repair uow almost ready for 3 33 delivery M ais opportuuitf to procure portraits celebrated artists should lftgJLPI not be nei aws ed Remember their stdv is Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no iu PariSj i81Tf mited tn dangerous minerals Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia ToJCB A Cold Ih One Hay most aggravated cases 225 S275 m aQk J euia Fries or Botfi is We save you generous part of this sum send or bring your cash with order to THE BOUEBON NEWS Pakis Ky Alo the best line of Jas A Butler Quinine Tab- lets ifflfjSp ggists refund the money if itfailslga Sure 2oc For sale by W T Brooaand James K aunedy Paris Ky TakeHR ive Bromo Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators in town 7Lrvlto Rnnruav -- - - Acme SprinjpTr ipFCE II1 - - TKTa -- t W Actorn y W -- V - MtflVMM l Vwfl9PHHpqkMir1 b - Call and examine goods and et prices mmtwiii iiJWMij ulf tKimmxvT SSBI M A3E TKB OST FATAL OF ALL OS- - tl 0 Wp i Bs a guaranteed remedy for aSB BLADDER Diseases 8DSEY and Louis Rogers and family of Cane TSSSffii e Insured 1c a Day Ridge were guests of relatiyes here mm from Thursday until Sunday Qdb ansjsrl hce is protected oy bank- Dr T J Dodd of Coviugtun preach- ¬ rAV3XiDm theOapital City Bank of ed th- - annual sermon for the Womans abli UUSIRJft TJiere cau be no stronger eqlufn Foreign Mission Society heie Sunday guaran reagayi nfvou - We dar not use wis 1 4 u1S in mis rjtiBv TWreinains of rlWMfr of Sharpsburg were brought here doubt it rwnee Wrights Thursday and buried in the new ceme- ¬ the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health tery they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach vapoh bath Mrs Owen Ingels and Mrs Louis trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Rogers attended a tea given by Mrs Sick Headaches 100 days treatment FOR Amos Turney near Paris Thursday costs lc a day A sight draft on above Rheumatism Lnmbago Si iataca evening Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia ¬ bank in every 1 box which brings tion via L aue Skin and Blood Miss Anna Sims ind Miss Lucj your money back it we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist DLeivs Kiotiev Disenses Robertson guests of Rev Danl Robert Diseases Nervous eon and family returned to Fleming Ahtbtna Catarrh etc yesterday For ale By Mibses Sue Besoie and Anna Bell CHAS N FIT9IAW Wood and Miss Pearl Burnsides guests Miss Lncylee Allen returned to of AtA Shiies iewelry stce Paris 3Ty Stanford Saturday ilfgXXCmZjzaFXZ3ZXXXZZ3SlS WWIl J Miss Lula Best of Mason Mrs Ben Best of Covington and Miss Grrier of Bloomfield are guests of Mr Jos A i I fi Miller and wife m I 5 XI S ffl B ei iss w hJj6 S a Mrs S A Truehart of Nashville President of the W F M S missed railroad connections and did not arrive here until Sunday afternoon Base ball The first game of the season was played here Saturday between Paris and M illersburcr resulting S in a victory for the latter Score 15 to W JasogsgtaMO taiii 1 f5ggjfrr mkihe I I mim u sea and laud Contains all about aimies uavies forts aud warships of oth nations and graphic story of the ureat victory of the gallant Dewey tells verythiug about Sampson Schley Fitzhngh Lee and commanders by Hon Tames Rankin Young the intrepid l ider for Cuba libre in the balls of Congress The largest war book nub- pages lQp superb iliusr t rations many in richest colors Has large colored maps Biggest book highest eomiuiisiois lowest price only 175 Each subscriber receives grand 1 00 premium free Demand enor-c i j agems oo uiya ureait ov j inuiiti uaivfm ior height paid outfit free Write to day Address The Natioual Book Concern Dr pt 15 856 Dearborn street Chicago i6Q0-llarge -- FOR WAR AGENTS WANTEDincluding battles SPAIN -- ji T - l28my 8t g X sa3eaHJ SECURES COriST5PAT30MJ utviHxum ii j ill YRUP PEPSI f2 J mm 5Jg tVlf inn 3yifai fp ne of la I iave just received a well selected stylish new ¬ 12 Sold by James Kennedy Druggist 13a Jl3 Ma LCyB9 The only safe sure and ever offered to Ijadies especially recommend I ed to married Ijadies Ask for DS MOTTS PEKinTKOTAL PILIS and take no other 52T Send for circular Frico 100 per box 6 boxes for 500 Cleveland Ohio TJEl MOTTS CHEMICAL CO Tor Sale By W T lirooks Jrugrjifit a Stout Succeeds Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Paris FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does as he advertised As a result of this system he has giving H S Stout a trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout Died Mrs Clara Freeman aged 58 credit your high pvice tailor gladly extends it for he died Wednesday night of general debil If you want aty at the home oE her sister Mrs makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money br Robt Miller The funeral was held at the residence by Rev Henry Laird burial here Thursday at the cemetery built up a large trade that appre- ¬ Died Dora Brown aged 35 who has kept horse for Wm Carpenter for a Al A number of years died Friday of brain was a native of Atlanta trouble She Ga Csin You Wear 5 O 7 or S Mrs J W Ferguson and son of Atlanta Ga are guests of her sister We had a lot of these Patent Leather Miss Lizzie Shoes tbat we sold at o 00 aud G 00 Miss Blanch Boweu Dimmitt also visited Mies Bo wen Thurs- ¬ All sizes are gone bnt those named day and Friday above and we will aell them at Carelessness in leaving unhitched 3333COO horses standing on the streets resulted Just remember this is a saving of in five runaways last week This is a 2 00 aud 3 00 pyr p lir dangerous practice and is also in violation of a city ordinance Sanford Carpenter and Jno V Ingels our two popular livery men each fur- ¬ nished free to the committee of theWF M S a carriage to convey the visitors to their respective stopping places Mm Miss Hattie Humphreys of Bloom field Ky who was one of the gradu ates at the M F C here this year was thrown from a buggy last week at her home and one arm and one leg were broken During the eght days including June 5th and 12th there were five burials in the Millersburg cemetery but one of the deceased persons however was a citizen of this community the remain- ¬ ing four being non residents A Dre ssy Shoe Very Low Price O US Iollars CJay ¬ Rloh I can supply any need in the vehicle line on short notice and with jobs first class in every respect My repair department is first class as I em- ¬ ploy good workmen In soliciting your patron- age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te -- J H HAGGARD F Loas isLr aKmwrsr MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI- - 4 CAL TYPEWRITER USING PUBUC IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE AND DAILY IN THOU- - 4 SANDS OF OFFICES ALL J frftT7WW OVER THE WL DOUGLAS alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S3GO and SROO shoes are the productions ot400 skilled workmen best material possible at these prices from the Also SSGO and S200 shoes for men and boys and youths S200W L 8175 forshoes are Indorsed Douglas 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 styles aud of every vari- ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot wppiy vnu write for cata- ¬ logue to W L Douplas Brockton Mass Sold by g5Vm5gMxZ 14 WORLD CONTINUES TO Ask for Our 81 a 3000 AND PARIS FURHISHIHG EL S JOE MUNSON i ti 3500 CO STOUT Manager Catter k TAILORIHG The burial was at the cemetery here Sunday at 5 p m Elder Gaby of Lexington preached the funeral at the residence A number of laoie from this place and other parts of the county went to j the County InfirmaryThursday with - Mrs Porter Jett aged about 55 died Saturday at her home on the Ruddles Mills pike near here She leaves a husband three sons and a daughter 3 SHOE theeWord years this For by merit Bhoe New Art Catalogue TO BE THE 5 PROVE ITSELF S5 MmL wf vV trfft 3yEr H The Smith Premier Typewriter Co 412 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio -- J P KIELY A Fr THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JUNE 14 1898 B THIRTEEN - HOIS ade north of the camp The attacks were continued at intervals through- ¬ out the rest of the night with firing from small squads in various direc- ¬ tions U r - y t HI i IH tr P f c I J I r -- -- k r r- - Toward morning the fire slackened Dawn is the favorite time for attack ¬ and as the east paled the marines lying on their guns were aroused Some were actually asleep as they had no rest for 4S hours and tired natnre could no longer stand the strain But ENGAGEMENT ALMOST CONTINUOUS no attack came Three new 12 pound field guns It Commenced at Three OCIock Satur ¬ which could not be used during the ¬ night for fear of hitting our own men day Afternoon and Ended at Six shelled several squads of Spaniards Oclock Sunday Horning They dove into the after daylight ¬ bushes like prairie dogs into burrows Tour of Our 3Ien Killed and One Wounded as the shells broke over them in the As the correspond- ¬ Advance Picket Unaccounted For gray dawn Spanish Loss Unknown 15ut ent talked with Maj Cockrell who It Was Probably Large of the outwas in charge 3 posts word came of the finding of the proceed re- ¬ He was On Board the Dispatch Boat Daunt body of Sergt Smith as having been killed at five xess Off Guantanamo Sunda3 June ported ap- ¬ 12 via Mole St Nicholas Hayti oclock on the previous day but it June 13 Lieut Col R AY Hunting pears that he had been seen alive at tons battalion marines which landed ten o clock in the evening When and from the transport Panther on FridajT how he was killed no one knows at and encamped on the hill guarding the this writing Neither had the men abandoned cable station at the en- ¬ been mustered nor had the outposts of trance to the outer harbor of Guana Lieut Neville and Shaw been relieved Lieut Col Huntington and Maj tan amo has been engaged in beating off a bush attack by Spanish guerillas Cockrell gave high praise to the nerve ¬ and regulars since 0 oclock Saturday and steadiness of officers and men es- ¬ afternoon The fighting was almost pecially the young ones as the encontinuous for 13 hours until G oclock gagement was a baptism of fire for a The men were in Sunday morning when reinforcements large majority darkness and in a strange land but were landed from the Marblehead Four of our men were killed and one they stood to their posts with courage wounded The advance pickets under and fortitude and there was no symp Lieuts Xeville and Shaw are unac ¬ ton of panic GEN WILLIAM R SHAFTER The marines though very much ex- ¬ counted for Among the killed is AsIn Command of the Army Expedition to sistant Surgeon John Blair Gibbs son hausted were eager for more fighting Santiago de Cuba of Maj Gibbs of the regular army promising to inflict heavy punishment DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES who fell in the Custer massacre His They complimented the daring of the Va but he Spaniards with characteristic camp home was at Richmond Cases Immense Power House Detroit has been practicing in New York and profanity Mich a Total Loss Five Fire ¬ Sunday the amplest precautions were he entered the service since the war men Badly Burned begun He was a very popular officer taken and as the Dauntless left rein- ¬ The others killed are Serg Charles H forcements were landing from the Detroit Mich June 13 G F Cases Smith of Smallwood Private William Marblehead A stormy time was ex- ¬ immense power building on Congress and pected Dunphy of Gloucester Mass Estimates vary as to the attacking street west was discovered on fire at Private James McColgan of Stoneham The force some say 200 and the figures run 3 oclock Saturday morning Mass building was a very large seven story Corporal Glass was accidentally as high as 1000 CoL Campina the structure occupied by many light Cuban guide said the Spaniards were wounded in the head manufacturing concerns It was com- ¬ The Spanish loss is unknown but it mostly irregulars but the reports of pleted a year ago on the site formerly The the discharge of Mauser rifles would occupied by a large livery was probably considerable stablewhich splashes of blood found at daylight at indicate that they were regulars as had burned causing the death of five the position the Spaniards occupied in- ¬ most of the guerillas carry Reming- ¬ men The power building is already a dicate fatalities but their comrades tons The Cuban guerillas as a rule total loss have more dash and courage than the carried off the killed and wounded A four story annex to the Buhl office The engagement began with desul- ¬ regulais The new campaign uniforms prove building facing on Congress street tory firing at the pickets 1000 yards west was set afire on top by falling of inland from the camp Capt Spicers satisfactory and are almost invisible burning debris from the Case building The Lee company was doing guard duty and at a distance oi 200 yards The annex was badly gutted Part of was driven in finally rallying oa the guns caused several accidents in draw ¬ spire of St Pauls Episcopal church camp and repulsing the enemy at 5 ing cartridges Corporal Glass shat- ¬ was burned Two firemen were badly oclock The bodies of privates Mc ¬ tered his hand Despite the loss of the men which is burned and three were injured by fall- ¬ Colgan and Durphy were found both ing walls shot in the head The large cavities keenly regretted the marines rejoice Several incipient blazes started in caused by the bullets which inside a that they have been engaged in their Wayne county bank range of 500 yards have a rotary mo- ¬ first fight on Cuban soil They sailed the office structures inbuilding and other the vicinity tion indicate that the victims were from New York the day war was de- ¬ and numerous awnings and otherin clared and expected to land within a killed at close range flamable materials were consumed Since then until The bodies were stripped of shoes week at Havana 11 Several little fires caught in hats and cartridge belts and horribly landed on the shore of Guantanamo story Union Trust building the which bay they had been cooped up on the mutilated with machetes was directly to leeward of the When they were brought in the Panther and they had begun to fear burning power building but fur ¬ whole battalion formed three sides of that the troops would beat them after ther serious spread of flames was check- ¬ a hollow square about the camp on the all In controlling the outer harbor of ed An old two story wooden struc- ¬ hill top Below in the bay were the war ships at anchor Inland from the Guantanamo where Lieut Col Hunt ¬ ture west of the Case building was hill camp is a deep ravine and beyond ingtons battalion of marines landed crushed by a portion of the tottering this are high hills The adjacent coun- ¬ on Friday Rr Adm Sampson secures wail falling upon it The front walls try is heavy with a thicket growth possession of the Cuban terminus of of the Case building leaned outward The sky was blanketed with clouds the French cable to Hayti The ap ¬ menacingly and finally fell in the and when the sun set a gale was blow ¬ paratus in the office at the harbor street portions at a time Nothing of ing seaward Night fell thick and im ¬ mouth was wrecked hy a shell but the Case building was saved The case building was valued at SJO the cable steamer Adria has instru- ¬ penetrable 000 It was insured for G0 000 The The Spanish squads concealed in the ments and operators aboard and di- ¬ chapparel cover had the advantage the rect communication with Washing contents are roughly estimated at Americans on theridge furnishing fine ton will soon be established The dis- ¬ 5100000 but may reach above that targets against the sky and the white tance overland to Santiago around the amount tents The Spaniards fought from bay is about sixty miles and the roads FORTS BURNED cover till midnight discoverable only have been rendered impassable by the by flashes at which the marines fired Cubans under Pedro Perez The first They Are Destroyed by Order of Gen Blanco Troops Being Concentrated volleys The repeaters sounded like division of the Cuban army claims to in Large Cities have 4000 men but these figures in a barrel crackers The Marblehead launch a Colt ma are probably over estimated The Key West Fla June 13 The Span- ¬ chine gun in her bow pushed up the Cubans believe that there are bay enfilading the Spaniai ds and it is about 3500 soldiers in the vicin ¬ ish under orders from Blanco are of thought that some were killed Caimanera which lies burning all block forts and the troops The ity marines trailed much blood to the wa- ¬ at the entrance to the inner harbor are concentrating in large cities From three ters edge and there lost it Sharks are Gauntanamo City is inland about 15 ports southern ports of Cuba come re- ¬ of destruction Plantations numerous in the vicinity miles The two harbors are connected The ships threw their search lights by a narrow channel It is the outer have been ravaged and homes burned Yankees would ashore the powerful electric eyes harbor which Adm Sampson now so that the find nothing in case of a landing The sweeping the deep tropic foliage and holds with the Marblehead the Yose disclosing occasionallv skulkinir tar- - mite and the Vixen and with a battal ¬ guns on block forts have been ordered ties of Spaniards It all resembled a ion of marines on the crest of a blunt north Blanco has built a new trocha transformation scene at the harbor topped eminence commanding the extending from Havana to Matanzas Each discovei y of the enemy was entrance on the western side In the and he gives out that all new fortifica- ¬ greeted by the cracks of carbine fire inner harbor are two small Spanish tions have rapid fire guns of heavy cal ¬ There is positive information along the edge of the camp ridge or by gunboats and at Caimanera there is a iber that more than 20000 Spanish troops the long roll of the launchs machine battery An expedition guns searching the thickets with a of three steam are in Havana and Matanzas launches officered by Lieut Norman leaden stream Choynski to Fight McCoy Shortly after midnight came the Ensign Eustis son of Mr James D Chicago June 13 Joe Choynski has main attack The Spaniards made a Eustis former United States ambassa ¬ signed articles to fight Kid McCoy 20 gallant charge up the southwest slope dor to France and Cadet G Van Or rounds before the Hawthorne Athletic but were met by repeated volleys from den under the general command of club of Buffalo New York August 27 the main body and broke before they X eut Anderson of the cruiser Mar The men will fight at catch weights vere one third of the way up the hill blehead Saturday night dragged for The purse offered is 7590 winner to but they came so close that at points mines but found none Lieut Ander- - take 75 per cant loser 25 per cent Ac ¬ there was almost a hand to hand strug- ¬ son who distinguished himself at cording to the articles signed the men The officers tised their re- - Cienfeugos pulled a dingy within 59 are at liberty to hit with one arm free gle volvers Three Spaniards got through yards of the fort without being discov- ¬ in the breakaways To bind the match the open formation to the edge ered He found the fort to consist of each maij wil immediately put up a Col Jose Carapinn masonry with three guns mounted forfeit of 500 of the camp the Cuban guide discharged his revol- ¬ seaward Light Artillery for the Phiiinpines Judging from the panic in which the ver and they turning and finding San Francisco June 13 Seven bat ¬ themselves without support ran belter Spaniards fled from the village at skelter down the reverse side of the Fishermans Point they will scatter teries of liq ht artillery will sro to Mahill It was during this assault that at the first approach They left at jnilla if present plans are carried out Orders have been issued for Batteries Assistant Surgeon Gibbs was killed Fishermans Point three antiquated B H K and L of the Third artillery He was shot in the head in front of his Howitzers several cases of ammuni ¬ ¬ own tent the farthest point of attack tion shell and canistei some Mauser now at the Presidio to join the com He fell into the arms of Private rifles and a regimental flag of the In mand of Gen Merritt for ditty in the Philippines Sullivan and both dropped A sec fantoria Del Principe No 3 Every precaution has been taken to ond bullet threw dust in their A Washington dispatch says that the facesV Surgeon Gibbs lived ten min ¬ guard the men from disease All huts Monadnock has been ordered to go to utes but did not regain consciousness in the locality have been razed large Hawaii with a transport carrying a The surgeons of the hospital corps 4 casus oi Spanish wme have been large number of marines raise the then removed their quarters to the smashed two wells have been boaided Americair dlag there anestabljsb 9 trenches about- the old Spanish stock up and all the drinking water nsedis base of supplies Pierce Battle Between Marines Spanish Gnemlas and Kegu- lars at Guanatanamo ¬ supplied from the fleet The marines are well equipped for the campaign The camp will probably be named Camp McCalla after the commander of the Marblehead who is indefatiga ¬ ble and has not removed Ms clothing since the bombardment Sunday morning the British steamer Newfoundland of Montreal with a general cargo from Halifax steamed into the harbor Her commander was greatly surprised at the presence of the Americans but he retained enough composure to dip his flag three times and then started to put about A shot across the bows from the Marblehead stopped him and the- vessel was boarded her papers showing that she was bound for Jamaica The captain explained that he had put in to see if he could get a return caro of sugar He was informed that he could not and was then allowed to M- OFFICIAL EET0ET Adm Sampson Tells of the Heroism of the Merrimac Was Lieut Hobson and His Men The Plan of Sinking rHobsons The American Admiral Considers the Deed One of the Bravest Since Cushings ¬ -- Washington June 13 The navy department Saturday posted the follow-¬ ing bulletin giving a detailed official report from Adm Sampson upon the heroism of Lieut Hobson and his men in sinking the Merrimac in the Santiago channel United States Flagship New York Off Santiago June 3 1898 Permit me to call your special atten tion to Assistant Naval Constructor Hobson As stated in a special tele gram before coming here I decided to make the harbor entrance secure against the possibility of egress by Spanish ships by obstructing the narrow part of the entrance by sinking a collier at that point Upon calling upon Mr Hobson for his professional opinion as to a sure method of sinking the ship he manifested the most lively interest in the problem After several days consideration he presented n solution which he considered would insure the immediate sink ing of the ship when she reached the desired point in the channel plan we prepared for execution This when we reached Santiago The plan contemplated a crew of only seven men and Mr Hobson who begged that it might be intrusted to him The anchor chains were arranged on deck for both the anchors forward and aft the plan includiug the anchoring of the ship almost automaticalh As soon as I reached Santiago and I had the collier to work upon and the details were completed and diligently prosecuted hoping to complete them in one day as the moon and tide served best the first night after our arrival Notwithstanding every effort the hour of 4 oclock in the morning arrived and the preparation was scarcely completed After a careful inspection of the final preparations I was forced to relinquish the plan for that morning as dawn was breaking Mr Hobson begged to try it at all hazards This morning proved more propitious as a prompt start could be made Nothing could have been more gallant ly executed We waited impatiently after the firing b the Spaniards had ceased When they did not re appear from the harbor at 6 oclock I feared that they had all perished A steam launch wvjch had been sent in charge of Naval Uadet Powell to rescue the men appeared at this time coming out under a persistent fire of the batteries but brought none of the crew A careful inspection of the harbor from this ship showed that the vessel Merrimac had been sunk in the channel g This afternoon the chief of staff of Adm Cervera came out under a flag of truce with a letter from the admiral extolling the 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new food drink that takes the place of coffee Tho children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress the price of coffee 15 cents and 25 cents per package Sold by all grocers ¬ Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee Insist that yosr grocer gives you GSAIN AAV Sparkle the well known comic writer JZ idWbb quoting one of his latest witticisms Not at all it will only flatten it out a little O come now Mr Sparkle I know that is not your own I saw it in print the other at day Moonshine -- jou 0 AUAibAWUU 6seereeeeeeeege6 JftotaBdSaSa V ¬ ¬ of Mr Hobson and his gallant crew I venture to say that a more brave and ¬ 4 daring thing has not been done since Cushing blew up the Albermarle Referring to the inspiring letter which you addressed to the officers at An Indiana Purist the beginning of the war I am sure One of the New 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OR IMITATIONS ¬ ¬ ¬ For Infants and Children IsaBBaBiES Signed W T Sampson The Kind You Have Useless to Talk of Peace Madrid June 13 Several Spanish generals are quoted as sajing that Spain can continue the war in Cuba for two years and that it is useless to talk of peace unless on the basis of status quo ante bellum Political circles declare no suggestions for peace have been received that such suggesv tions would be declined and that Spain has decided to pursue the war to the bitter end ¬ VcgetablcPicparationfor As- ¬ similating uteToodandBgua ting ihcStomaclis andBowels of New York June 13 The British consul at Santiago de Cuba has sent the following dispatch via Halifax to the World Replying to your cablegram Lieut Hobson and his men are well They are also well cared for by authorities I have myself just seen him Ramden British consul The Temerario Must Leave Asuncion Buenos Ayres June 13 The gov ¬ ernment of Paraguay acting upon the Hobson and Men Well Kot NAHG OTIC Pumpan ScsjZ JioAdZcSaUt PromotesDigcstioaCJheetful ness andRestContains natter OpmmMorplune nornexal Bears the Signature gLw nctjeofOldllrSAInELBTCnER ftppemint rtanksd Sagar Worms Convulsions Jeverish tion Sour StomachDiarrtoea Willi ApetfectTtemedy forCbnslipa n - representations of the United States consul at Montevideo has notified the commander of the Spanish torpedo crunboat Temerario now at Asun cion that he must disarm that vessel if he desireo to remain in port The Spanish commander refused to do so and thereupon he was informed that the Temerario must leave Asuncion as soon as the repairs of her machinery are completed which must be quickly done bsss andLosS OFSlEP t Facsimile Signature of You Have 1STEWYOHK Always Bought EXACT COPrOFWBABHEB GASTORIA THE CKNTMW eMHWY NEW YORK CITT -- ir1 faV fi vi -J tcJ 61C35 WF X PXfJ J THE BOUSBON NEWS PARIS OV TUESDAY JUNE the last good words youll get from me captain Bright on the hearth aro the flame billows for in the name of Heaven Ill put a No sir replied Joyce 1 believe leaping bullet in your back when next I meet not sir Lurid and live do the live embers glow Next best thing- to tell the truth While the old iron tea kettle singing and you Tramp my lad Bundle out of hopping this please hand over hand and muttered Capt Smollett Load his Is weaving a lullaby soothing and low double quick g un Hawkins How many should you y e baby whizz oh Silvers face was a picture his eyes say there were on j our side doctor e whirr oh close your blue eye started in his head with wrath He I know precisely said Dr Livesey The old iron teakettle singing and hop- shook the fire out of his pipe Three shots were fired on this side ping Give me a hand up he cried I saw the three flashes two close Weaving the baby a lullaby Not I returned the captain one further to the west Close by the cradle the mother is sitting Wholl give me a hand up he Three repeated the captain And Sitting and knitting the hours away how many on yours Mr Trelawney clumsy shoe on the wooden rocker roared With her Not a man among us moved GrowliWhile her needles click to the sleepy lay But this was not so easily answered e Of whizz from the old iron ng- thefoulestimprecationshe crawled There had come many from the north kettle along- the sand till he got hold of the seven by the squires computation e whirr sweet dreams will I porch and could hoist himself again bring eight or nine according- to Gray From upon his crutch Then he spat into the east and west only a single shot Beautiful dreams of the fairy children Mother will rock and the kettle will sing the springhad been fired It was plain therefore There he cried thats what I that the attack would be developed Seep oh sleep Hear the wind from the think of ye Before an hours out 111 Northland Hungrily sweeping the moor Oh sleep stove in your old block house like a rum from the north and that on the other Heaped lies the snow by the doorway and puncheon Laugh bj thunder laugh three sides we were only to be an-¬ hedges noyed by a show of hostilities But But red glows the fire Oh little one sleep Before an hours out yell laug h upon Capt Smollett made no change in his The red fire will warm thee and hark to the the other side Them that diell be the arrangements If the mutineers suckettle lucky ones ceeded in crossing- the stockade he ar¬ The old iron kettle that whistles and And with a dreadful oath he gued they would take possession of swings e stumbled off plowed down the sand any unprotected loop hole and shoot us whizz oh hush little baby Mother will rock while the tea kettle was helped across the stockade after down like rats in our stronghold sings Huey in Chicago In- four or five failures by the man with Nor had we much time left to us for Maude Morrison the flag of truce and disappeared in thought Suddenly with a loud huzza terior an instant afterward among- the trees a little cloud of pirates leaped from the woods on the north side and ran - 14 1898 U U I THE COTTIER CHILDS LULLABY I Stand here and tell you so and theyre Did you hit your man asked the 3a Whiz-z-ze- hush-a-b- Whir-r-ze- ¬ tog-et- her Whiz-z-ze- - Whir-r-ze- - - ours Grayi following close behind me had cut down the big boatswain ere he had time to recover from his lost blow Another had been shot at a loophole in the veryact of firmg inito the house and now lay in agony the pistol still smoking in Ids hand A third as I had seen the doctor had disposed of at a blow Of the four who had scaled the palisade one only remained unac- ¬ counted for and he having left his cut- ¬ lass on the field was now clambering out again with the fear of death upon him Fife fire from the house cried thr And you lads back into doctor the fight was over and the victory tr A Avnf -J- gll i iVl exix V - HIUC UiTCttuti VJ Ji AV MANILA IS OTJfcS A POWERFUL FLEET Classes Headed Hong Kong Dispatch Says the City Sixteen Vessels of Various Sec Soldiers by the Indiana Will Has Surrendered Safely Landed Ambassador Hay of London Sends the News to Washington Where it Caused the Greatest Delight Dewey Cap3 the Climax to His Victory cover -- But his words were unheeded no shot was fired and the last boarder ¬ - 1 Whlz-z-ze- ¬ - wmmmmm r STEVcnSOn -- m IPOBERT LOUIS 7v PAET TV CHAPTER XX Continued We 4Well here it is said Silver want that treasure and well have it thats our point You would just as soon save your lives I reckon and thats yours You have a chart havent vou Thats as may be replied the cap- ¬ tain Oh You neednt be returned Long- John so husky with a man there aint a par ticle of service in that and you may lay to it What I mean is we want your Now I never meant vou no chart harm myself That wont do with me my man interrupted the captain We know exactly what you meant to do and we dont care for now you see you cant - well you have I know that ¬ ¬ ft 5 And the captain looked at him calm ly and proceeded to fill his pipe Silver broke out If Abe Gray cried Mr Smollett Avant there Gray told me nothing- and I asked him nothing- and whats more I would see you and him and this whole island blown clean ouL of the water into blazes first So theres my mind for you my man on that This little whiff of temper seemed to eool Silver down lie had been growing- nettled before but now he pulled himself together Like enough said he I would set no limits to what gentlemen might consider ship shape or might not as the case were And seem as how you are about to take a pipe capn Ill make so free as to do likewise And he filled a pipe and lighted it and the two men sat silently smoking- for quite awhile now looking- each other in the face now stopping their to- ¬ bacco now leaning forward to spit It was as good as the play to see them Now resumed Silver here it is You g ive us the chart to get the - do it CHAPTER XXI THE ATTACK As soon as Silver disappeared the captain who had been closely watch ¬ ing him turned toward the interior of the house and found not a man of us at Lis post but Gray It was the first time we had ever seen him angry Quarters he roared And then as we all slunk back to our places Gray he said Ill put jour name in the log youve stood by your duty like a sea- ¬ man Mr Trelawney Im surprised at you sir Doctor I thought j ou had worn the kings coat If that was how you served at Fontenoj sir youd have been better in your berth The doctors watch were all back at their loop holes the rest were busy loading the spare muskets and every one with a red face you may be certain and a flea in his ear as the saying is The captain looked on for awhile in silence Then he spoke My lads he said Ive given a broadside I pitched it in red Silver hot on purpose and before the hours out as he said we shall be boarded Were outnumbered 1 neednt tell you that but we fight in shelter and a minute ago I should have said we fought with discipline Ive no manner of doubt that we can drub them if you choose made good his escape and disappeared with the rest into the wood In three seconds nothing remained of the at- ¬ tacking party but the five who had fallen four on the inside and one on the outside of the palisade The doctor and Gray and1 1 ran full speed for shelter The survivors would soon be back where they had left their muskets and at any moment the fire might recommence The house was by this time somewhat cleared of smoke and we saw at a glance rthe price we had paid for victory Hunter lay besidehisloop hole stunned Joycevby his shot through the head never to move again while right in the center the squire was supporting the captain one as pale as the other The captains wounded said Mr Trelawney Have they run asked Mr Smollett All that could you may be boundreturned the doctor but theres five of them will never run again Come Five cried the captain thats better Five against three leaves us four to nine Thats better odds than we had at starting We were seven to nineteen then or thought we were and thats as bad to bear - Hongkong advices say Manila has surrendered This dispatch was received at Sun ¬ day midnight from Ambassador Hay at London That war the whole story but it is taken for granted at the navy depart ¬ ment that Ambassador Hay received his news from official sources in Lon- ¬ don and that it is correct The news was at once carried over to the white house and caused in- ¬ tense delight Direct news from Adin Dewey had been expected Sunday night as it was known he sent a dispatch boat to Hong Kong and it was presumed that by this time Dewey and Aguinaldo between them must have forced the city to surrender No one here doubts the news brief- ¬ ness of the dispatch from Ambassador Hay being taken as an evidence of its reliability and the navy depart ¬ 13 ¬ Washington June Another for¬ midable American fleet has been as- ¬ sembled consisting of 16 warships of various classes headed by the big bat- ¬ tle ship Indiana which for all round effectiveness stands at the head of the 11 Washington June day night in the belief that Dewey has capped the climax of his great victory by hauling down the Spanish flag and running up the stars and stripes without waiting for the slow moving army just as Sampson landed at Guantanamo while the army was fleeing from ghost ships at Tampa ment vas congratulating itself Sun ¬ Ha roared aloud and his hangar wont up over his bead The mutineers were soon only eight in number for the man shot by Mr Trelawney on board the schooner died that same evening of his wound But this was of course not known till after by the faithful party At the same moment the fire was once more opened from the woods aud a rifle ball sung through the doorway and knocked the straight on the stockade to bk continued Rowdy for Winter doctors musket into bits The boarders swarmed over the fence v a T l I x Eefuso that and you have seen tho last of me but musket balls cried Silver treasure by and drop shooting poor seamen and stoving in their heads while it ft You do that and well offer asleep you a choice Either you come along aboard of us once the treasure shipped and then Ill give you my affydavy oipon my word of honor to clap you somewheres safe ashore Or if that aint your fancy some of my hands be ¬¬ ing rough and having- old seores on account of hazing- then you can stay here you can Well divide stores with you man for man and Ill give jou my affy ¬ davy as before to speak the first ship I sight and send em here to pick you -- - - up Now youll own thats talking Handsomer you couldnt look to get raising his not you And I hope voice that all hands in this here blockhouse will overhaul my words for what is spoke to one is spoke to all Capt Smollett rose from his seat and knocked out the ashes from his pipe in the palm of his left hand Is that all he asked Every last word by thunderr anBefuse that and youve swered John seen the last of me but musket balls Now Very well said the captain youll hear me If j ouil eome up one ¬ by one unarmed Ill engage to clap you all in irons and take you home to a fair trial in England If you wont my name is Alexander Smollett Ive flown my sovereigns colors and Ill see you all to Davy Jones You cant find the treasure You cant sail the ship theres not a man among- you fit to sail the ship You cant fight us Gray there got away from five of you Your ships in irons Master Silver youre on a lee shore and sro youll find foes - as he said that all was clear On the two short sides of the house east and west there were onlj two loop holes on the south side where 1he porch was two again and on the north side five There was a round score of muskets for the seven of us the firewood had been built into foxir piles tables you might say one about the middle of each side and on each of these tables some ammunition and four loaded muskets were laid ready to the hand of the defenders In the middle the cutlasses lay ranged Toss out the fire said the captain the chill is past and we mustnt have smoke in our eyes The iron fire basket was carried bodily out by Mr Trelawney and the embers smothered among sand Hawkins hasnt had his breakfast Hawkins help yourself and back to your post to eat it continued Capt Lively now my lad youll Smollett want it before youve done Hunter serve out a round of brandy to all hands And while this was going on the cap- tain completed in his own mind the plan of the defense Doctor you will take the door he See and dont expose your- ¬ resumed self keep within and fire through the porch Hunter take the east side there Joyce you stand by the west my man Mr Trelawney you are the best shot you and Gray take this long north side with the five loop holes its there the danger is If they can get up to it and fire in upon us through our own ports things would begin to look dirty Hawkins neither you nor I are much account at the shooting well stand by to load and bear a hand As the captain had said the chill was past As soon as the sun had climbed above our girdle of trees it fell with all its force upon the clear ¬ ing and drank up the vapors at a draught Soon the sand was baking and the resin melting in the logs of the block house Jackets and coats were flung aside shirts were thrown open at the neck and rolled up to the shoulders and we stood there each at his post in a fever of heat and anxiety An hour passed away said the captain Hang them This is as dull as the doldrums Gray whistle for a wind And just at that moment eame the first news of the attack If you please sir said Joyce if I see anyone am I to fire I told you so cried the captain Thank you sir returned Joyce with the same quiet civility Nothing followed for a time but the remark had set us all on the alert straining ears and eyes the musket- ¬ eers with their pieces balanced n their hands the captain out in the middle of the block house with his mouth very tight and a frown on his face So some seconds passed till sudden ly Joyce whipped up his musket and fired The report had scarcely died away ere it was repeated and repeated from without in a scattering volley shot behind shot like a string of geese from every side of the inclosure Sev ¬ eral bullets struck the log house but not one entered and as the smoke cleared away and vanished the stock ¬ ade and the woods around it looked as quiet aud empty as before Not a bough waved not the gleam of a mus ¬ ket barrel betrayed the presence of our ¬ Then he werft the rounds and saw like monkeys Squire and Gray fired again and yet again three men fell one forward into the inclosure two back on the outsille But of these one was evidently more frightened than hurt for he was on his feet again in a crack and instantly disappeared among the trees Two had bit the dust one had fled four had made good their footing in- ¬ side our defenses while from the shel ¬ ter of the woods seven or eight men each evidently supplied with several muskets kept up a hot though useless fire on the log house The four who had boarded made straight before them for the building shouting as they ran and the men among the trees shouted back to en-¬ courage them Several shots were fired but such was the hurry of the marksmen that not one appeared to have taken effect In a moment the four pirates had swarmed tip the mound and were upon us The head of Job Anderson the boat swain appeared at the mid die loop- ¬ hole At em all hands he roared in a voice of thunder At the same moment another pirate grasped Hunters musket by the muz- ¬ zle wrenched it from his hands plucked it through the loophole and with one stunning blow laid the poor fellow senseless on the floor Mean- ¬ while a third running unharmed all round the house appeared suddenly in the dooiway and fell with his cutlass on the doctor Our position was utterly reversed A moment since we were firing under cover at an exposed enemy now it was we who lay uncovered and could not return a blow The log house was full of smoke to which we owed our comparative safety Cries and confusion the flashes and reports of pistol shots and one loud groan rang in my ears Out lads out and fight em in the Cutlasses opeui cried the captain I snatched a cutlass from the pile and some one at the same time snatch ¬ ing another gave me a cut across the knuckles which I hardly felt I dashed out of the door into the clear sunlight Some one was close behind I know not who Bight in front the doctor was pursuing his assailautdown the hill and just as my eyes fell upon him beat down his guard and sent him sprawling on his back with a great slash across his face Round the house lad round the house cried the captain and even in the hurly burly I perceived a change in his voice Mechanically I obeyed turned east- ¬ ward and with my cutlass raised ran round the corner of the house Next moment I was face to face with Ander- ¬ son He roared aloud and his hanger went up above his head flashing in the sunlight I had not time to be afraid but as the blow still hung impending leaped in a trice upon one side and missing my foot in the soft sand rolled headlong down the slope When I had first sallied from the door the other mutineers had been already swarining up the palisade to make an end of us One man in a red night cap with his cutlass in his mouth had even got upon the top and thrown a leg across Well so short had been the interval that when 1 found my feet again all was in the same posture the fellow with the red night cap still half way over another still just show- ¬ ier his head above the top of the stock- - Teachers in the public schools of a large city hear many stories some of them amusing some of them pathetic A young woman who teaches in a kin ¬ dergarten in Boston upon learning that- one of her little pupils was sick went to visit her The teacher had been to Katies home before and so had no difficulty in finding the two little rooms at the top of a tenement house wlnre Katie and her mother lived The mother was absent and Katie well wrapped up was sitting up in bed After the usual inquiries and condolences the teacher noticed that the lit tefgirh seemed to speak with some dif ¬ ficultly and said Katie I am going to examine your ¬ COL JONES ALLEN Censor of Press Dispatches at Key West Fla BATTLE FOUGHT An Engagement Between Gen Agruinalrio and the Spanish Forces for the Pos ¬ session of Manila Saturday New YorK June 13 A special cable dispatch from Hong Kong says that a battle for the possession of Manila was Yesm responded the child duti ¬ beg an to loosen fully and Miss C the childs waist After removing it she found kryeiYajiter layer of flannel which she unfastened with some diffi lungs Satisfying herself that there cult3 was no danger of pneumonia she began to replace the xflgan to cry M chilneress when Katse when she gets home and finds what youve done Why Katie what have I done Youve unfastened all my flannels and ma had just got me sewed up for the winter Youths Companion An Anecdote toy Marie Twain motherll he awful mad at you in progress Saturday between the Spanish forces and those of Aguinaldo Adm Dewey has promised to prevent a massacre should the insurgents capture the city The Spanish governor has been notified that unless he withdraws the price put upon the head of the insur gent leader Aguinaldo he will get no quarter Otherwise the rules of civilized warfare will be strictly adhered to As a result of this price being placed on his head three attempts have been made to take Aguinaldos ¬ ¬ ¬ navy This fleet is assembled at Port Tampa and is to serve as a convoy for the troop transports from that point The formation of this formid- ¬ able convoy fleet is due to the re- ¬ ports more or less indefinite that Spanish ships were lurking between Florida and Cuba with a view of inter ¬ The cepting the troop transports navy department has not given serious credit to these reports yet they were more or less circumstantial In order to avoid the slightest possibility of a dash by some Spanish ships against the troop transports this new fleet of 16 war ships was determined upon Whether it was ordered from Wash- ¬ ington or was due to the precautionary measures of the officials in com- ¬ mand in the south is not dis- ¬ closed It is known only that Commo- ¬ dore llemey commander of the naval base at Key West has brought togeth- ¬ er this powerful fleet of convoys It is strong enough both in numbers of ships of individual ships and arma-¬ ment to cope with an3 Spanish war ¬ ship that might be at large in the West Indies and it entirely eliminates any possible danger that might attend the transporting of the army of inva ¬ Tayloi to Capt Cuba sion is who commands the Indiana available as commander of this squad ¬ ron although it is not disclosed defi- ¬ nitely who will be its chief Commo- ¬ dore Watson is with the blockading fleet off Havana and can not well ba spared from that position which will be maintained efficiently notwith ¬ standing the drafts made to create Capt this large convoy squadron Taylor is regarded as one of the most judicious and capable officers in the service and should the squadron com- ¬ mand fall on him it is felt that it will be in good hands The Indiana will probably be the flag ship of the convoy squadron There probably will be battle ships but it is not deemed ad ¬ visable for prudential reasons to give the full list of the ships in exact de- ¬ tail The Indiana is considered one of the most formidable slaips afloat be ¬ ing regarded by naval experts as su ¬ perior as a fighting machine to the ships of the Terrible class in the Brit ¬ ish navy She has a displacement of 102SS tons and has a main batteiy of 16 large guns besides many smaller rapid fire and machine guns in her secondary battery Washington June 11 At last ac-¬ counts the fleet of transports contain ¬ ing the army of invasion for Santiago was collected just outside of Tampa waiting for a proper escort The stories of the phantom Spanish jfleet which no subordinate officers believe at all seem to have had weight with the president and his confidential ad- ¬ visers with the result that it was de- ¬ termined that the transports should not even make the little journey from Tampa to Key West without abundant profection SECOND EXPEDITION A Force of About Six Thousand Men TVitf Heave San Francisco for the Philip ¬ pine Islands on Saturday life SIERRA LEONE Ono Thousand Persons Reported Killed lu the Recent Uprising in That District Missionaries Murdered Years ago as I have been told a wid ¬ owed descendant of the Audubon fam ¬ ily in desperate need sold a perfect copy of Audubons Birds to a com ¬ mercially minded scholar in America for 100 The book was worth 1000 in the market The scholar complimented himself upon his shrewd stroke of busi- ¬ ness That was not Hammond Trum ¬ bulls style After the war a lady in the far south wrote him that among the wreckage of her better days she had a book which some had told her was worth 100 and had advised her to offer it to him she added that she was very poor and that if he would buy it at that price it would be a great favor to her It was Eliots Indian Bible Trumbull answered that if it was a perfect copy it had an established market value like a gold coin and was worth 1000 that if she would send it to him he would ex ¬ amine it and if it proved to be perfect he would sell it to the British museum and forward the money to her It did prove to be perfect and she got her 1000 without delay and intact Cen ¬ Steamers which have arrived here from Sierra Leone report that a thousand persons were killed in the recent uprising in that district One hundred and twenty in ¬ habitants of Freetown most of them traders are known to have been mas- ¬ sacred and other colonists were car ¬ ried into the bush by the war boys and undoubtedly met a worse fate Three hundred friendly natives were killed and beside the white mission- ¬ aries six colored missionaries of the United Brethren of Christ were murThe English dered at Manohbargru missionaries are at the mercy of the war boys but have not been molested ¬ ¬ Liverpool June 13 Notice to Adm Cervera Washington June 11 Assistant Secretary of War Meiklejohn said Fri- day night it was probable the first expedition next part of the would leave fo the Philippines San Francisco for Manila Satur ¬ day The transports which will con- ¬ vey the troops to Manila are the Ohio Indiana Colon Morgan City China and Para The expedition will con- ¬ sist of about 6000 men and with it will be taken a large quantity of am ¬ munition and supplies The first part of the expedition which is expected to leave Saturday will be followed eaxly next week by the remainder so that by the Fourth of July the entire expe- ¬ dition may be either landed or in read iness to land near Manila WAR REVENUE BXLL Conference Report on the Measura Agreed to in the Senate by a Vote of 43 to 23 ¬ tury you do I am quite well thank youTeplied he but I really have not had the honor of your acquaintance What said the student you dont know me Why I met you at the -- The Tables Turned On one occasion when a well known wit was listening to the band on the pier at Brighton some medical stu dents who happened to be there thought they would have a joke with him and accordingly one of their number went up with outstretched hand and said Ah good morning Mr How do Washington June IS The navy de partment has sent orders to Adm Sampson to notify Adm Cervera that if the latter shall destroy his four ar- ¬ mored cruisers aud two torpedo boat destroyers to prevent their falling into our hands Spain at the end of the tvar will be made to pay an idditional indemnity at least equiva ¬ 1 Washington June 11 Shortly afto I oclock Friday afternoon the confer of those vessels It 3nce report on the war measure bill lent to the value aas been realized all along that the was agreed to by a vote of 43 Spanish admiral rather than permit to 23 in the senate after a nis fine squadron to be added to the liscussion lasting four hours The United States navy might at the last lebate upon the measure was without moment when he saw that further re- ¬ special incident and was entirely de- ¬ sistance was useless prefer to blow void of acrimonious features As soon them up perhaps going so far as to as the bill can be signed by the pre ¬ arry himself and his men along with siding officers of congress it will be hem bent to the president for his signature ¬ Lovers Quarrel Endn In Murder Zoo Young man accept my apologies but really I saw so many monkeys there that it is impossible for me to recognise them all again Tit Bits ¬ Old Squire Bumblebee What complaint Sexton without lookg up No complaint Everybodys satisfied Everybody Satisiied Whos dead inquired a man of tha sexton who was digging a grave Annie Thorn is 24 colored was shot at five times it thrice and fatally wounded by her over Harvey Jones 19 a porter at Sil rerglades saloon on Longworth street it 1130 Saturday morning The wotn rfts home was at Hillsboro O but she vas living on the fourth floor on Plum lear Longworth and boarded at 309 She and Jones had reen Longworth quarreling for several weeks andafew lays ago he notified her that he would The womans wounds will sill her 18 Cincinnati June No Additional War New No further aews has been received from the scene oi hostilities 11 Poet au Prince June St Tuoms W L June o ad litionalvar news was receive I Friday ll--N- rvenin- - The Strike Ended What to Eat prove fatal South Bend Ind June 11 The Singer sewing maehine strike ended Friday by thd men agreeing to go to work Monday and sziva Manager Pine an opportunity to go east and lay th matter before the company TM jsnaBBBSaTBasMroiiiBnes 3 BOURBON NEWS tSiigRgeiiiMUttt PARIS KY TUESDAY OBITUARY JUNE 14 1898 rVjTir it- - a iJMIitdUgwaas8gaaffagi I From Camp Thomas NUPTIAL KNOTS Ga foyal maivcs the food pure wholesome and delicious Camp Thomas Chickainauga June 12th In all of the Y M C A and Ahm tent praer- were offered Friday tor rain to rive a supply of drinking water and to wash aw y that plague of dust and to day njigious sei vices had to be - shortened to en- p the downpour of the welcome rain Th heavy rain washed away the dust and so loosened the tiound thit the tent pius fell and Paris many tents collapse ¬ Announcement And Sol ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Of The Dead David G Miliar the Second Street The marriage of Mr Ralph Lancas city to Miss Mattie grocer died Sunday after a brief illness ter Bold rick of this Mcllvoy of Springfield rill occur to of aralysis He is survived by a son day at Springfield and daughter both married The Mr Blytbe An ¬ funeral was held yesterday afternoon at The Leader says derson of Glengarry has gone to North the Christian Church by Eld J S Carolina where he is soon to be married Sweeney and the remains were interred to a very charming young girl Miss in the Paris cemetery Alice Simms a niece of Col Simins of ¬ McGormfck SCINTILLATIONS Au owers I I I POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO NEW YORK tie eoosesi o ay able to dews 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editor and Owners BBUPE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc the order of Champ Miiier H AD VER7 TS1NG RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pe line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions or lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituarrss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutious of respect and matter of like nature ten ceuts per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ rk I The First Kentucky arrived yesterday morning aDd is now at ome at Chicka mauga for a whiK Col Castleman has stated that no canteen will be allowed on the First Kentucky an I has issued orders tbat any of his men caught visit- ¬ bTOCK AND TURF NEWS ing neighboring cai teens will be severely dealt with Pales and Transfers Of Stock Crop JKtc Turf Notes Ken- ¬ Chaplain Wayts of the Second Fmbiy of Jessamine sold 500 Poor morning export cattle to E istern parties at about tucky held divine services this and neirly eveiy soldier in the regiment five cents Afterwards heard a good sermon Simms Andersons colt Tom Collins Lieutenant Colonel Whipple gave all won the Riverside Selling Stages Satur- ¬ who cared to leave the camp a leave of day at the Harlem track The added absence until 530 and all who had the money was 750 price went to Chattanooga or visited Brent Bros have bought 50000 Lookout Mountain The Frankfort boys pounds of hemp from Col E F Clay at had a feast this mornig on a large quan- ¬ 1 and 5000 pounds from J A Dudley tity of good things sent them from home at trie same price Mike Davis of this county sold four Friday was the hottest day in the hishogsheads ot tobacco in Cincinnati last tory of Camp Thomas The thermom- ¬ week at 1775 to 1250 G W Bram eter was 108 in the shad 3 and many blette of Nicholas sold 24 hhds at men were overcome by heat in the drill 1075 to 10 aLd eight at 16 to 10 75 The Kentucky toys are becoming accustomed to the heat and stand it very Always ask for Paris Milling well They are working hard most of Cos Puriy flour All grocers the day and the Second gets due praise from all of the inspecting officers The keep it Insist on haying Purity boys have received thir uniforms leg- ¬ every time gings campaign hats etc and expect to receive their guns thie week Prettiest shoes the most exacting woman can conceive in black and brown leatheis at Davis Thompson Chas Hill a Paris boy who has just Isgrigs tf returnei from Klondike was a welcome Our line of mens tan shoes embraces Tisitor to Company I last week If Hill hai found as much dnst at Klon- ¬ the newest novelties for Springs from dike as he found at Chickamauga he the bes t manufacturers Isgrig Davis Thompson would have needed the Second Ken tucky to protect him wh u he started Insure ia my pgenc non ¬ home from Alaska 1 ¬ Interesting Jumble Of News And The very best companies com- ¬ Comment pose my agency whicu insures Mt Sterling bas a Dc wey Wheel Club against fire wind and ttorm Sam Major of Frankfort a cadei at Non union Aunapolis has been ordered to the U S flagship New York W 0 HINTON Agent Bnrglars stole a fine gold watch and chain and10 in cash from the home of Dave Prewitt in Clark thf other night Geo Browns warehouse containing a000U0 pounds of hemp burned atNich olasville because nf the caieleisness of a cigarette smoker The infant son of Lieut Chas Clay was terribly bitten and scratched by a pet monkey at Frankfort last week The monkey became enraged at something and jumped into the babys carriage r Twine hs JE z tst ca- - HAY RAKES leel Tool oc2 Use Parib Milling Co s Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Mm ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise The Fover LIFE Remarks In ¬ CLOVER BUNCHERS St A lot of work a little fun A little love a lot of care A lot of wants a little done And then a little mound somewhere Maysville Ledger Work on Maysvilles new opera house has been commenced E 8 Willard and Ada Rehan It V H sailed for Europe last week Charles Hoyt is going to try A Stranger in New York on the London- er8 rpiis rrini n 1111 tl fir IP1 B itt ftssM tmem Earn w m m iktst urn win mi ¬ PHOENIX BICYCLES of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on H If f Ir - when Ed Hill of Paris complied with a request to sing a couple ot olis for the lUMKHIKUWtiUtftlUUUUtliWmg officers of the Second members of the Ninth gave him a splendid ovation as Liite Xeivs of the War did the Kentuckians Hill his a fine clerkship undr Gen Compton but he Members of Congress state that it J is almost Bare that the American flag has quarters with Company I tf will float over Hawaii tf tf oE 15000 men Gen Shatters army Every regiment at Chickamauga has tf V tf left Key West yesterday morning at day- ¬ tf ¬ break to invade Unba Would you feel perfectly V The transports been vaccinated except the First Ken tf tucky which arrived yesterday Work safe to put all your money are guarded by a strong fleet of war on it will probably be commenced to- ¬ in a nevr bank One you ct ebips V have just heard of The rumor published yesterday that morrow But how about an old One that has done Manila had fallen is denied by the bank Tom Collier of the Cynthiana com business for ov r a quarter Washington authorities pany who is well known in Paris has of a century One that has Hawaii will be annexed always kept its promises The present week is expected to sue been promoted from private to Corporal One that never failed never pages of American history made misled you in any way You could trust such a bank The war revenue bill was signed in Major General Fred Grant and Briga couldnt you the House and Senate and oy the Presi- ¬ dier General T S Bills will accompany 3 dent Col Gaither on a short visit to the lat Preparations are being made to send ters home in old Kentucky this week an army of invasion to Porto Rico Major Grant thinks so well of the tf The cruiser San Francisco is aground Second Kentucky that he has asked to off the Massachusetts coast have it added to his command Major tf of GOD LIVER OIL WITH A cable from Sautiago says that HYPOPHOSPHITES is just Grant is a son of Gen U S Grant and Hobson and his men are all well tf like such a bank It has never 9 C was Minister to Germany under Presi- ¬ Reinforcements are expected to reach disappointed you never will dent Harrison tf It has never deceived you Dewey this week never wilL On page two appears a lengthy ac Look out that someone troops of Kentucky Cavalry The two count of the battle of Guanatanamo tf does not try to make you besides an official communication from have been assigned to the First Ohio tf invest your health in a new Cavalry under Colonel Wood and in tf tonic some new medicine Admiral Sampson Also two column tf the brigade with the First Illinois and tf you know nothing of of war news on page three the Black Hills boys Colouel Grigaby tf 50c and 100 all druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York commanding the brigade tf K The war has caused most of the papers to give the public a much needed It is estimated that the mobilization rest on paragraphs about the greatest of of the Kentucky troops at Lexington aR bugaboos Mark Hanna was worth 100000 to Lexington The sum of 1357567 alone was spent for The man who asks if this is hot provisions Of this sum uonas Weil got enough for you ought to be foiced into 272787 for furnishing beef and bacon service on a torpedo boat Luther McMillan got 1900 for a bread OPES JOKE TO OCT 1ST contract The Belt road hauled 100000 Noted Whitp Sulphur and Chalybeate more people during the five weeks Send your linen to Haggard Reeds of the encampment than during a simi- ¬ Watt rs The prettiest Place and best kept Snm Mer Hwort in the West Steam Laundry for a good finish tf lar period last year For particulars apply to union Prompt paying reliable Viola Allen will make her stellar Pretty Bicycles sprung up be- companies iisures against fre debut at thr-- Lyric Theatre in New York Quite a friendship has are all right if 70u want something tween the Second Kentucky and the wiio and io m on October 8 as Glory in Hall taiues pretty to look at but there is a world W O EI TTOfc Agent Ninth New York Th- other niht The Christian 5-¬ - Important Change Cincinnati on The Frankfort Two New Trains Tested nd Tried For 25 Years No 2 train will leave at d30 a m all roads under all conditions Phoenix will do it The 1 V ¬ ¬ SCOTTS and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leaves at 430 p in and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 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 vi ill connect with the Q C fast train south and No 5 connects at Georgetown with the Q C local pas- ¬ senger from the south ¬ DAUGHEHTY BROS DEALERS IN r- - Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc 1 ¬ My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods i EMULSION i L K Special Rates IFF 1 1 ¬ ¬ vSlll5ica4lWCl Mil E1H1I rings N C one fare on June 15th to 17th limited June 30th Account Southern Students Con- ¬ ference Round trip to Paducah Ky One fare June 13th and 14th limited to 18th Ac ¬ count Kentucky State Sunday School Union Round trip to Lexington one fare on June 19th 20th and 21st limited to June 22d Account State Meeting League American Wheelmen Bicycles will be carried free to this meeting Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs and return during Summer season Round trip to Denver Col one fare plus 200 On sale June 15th 16th and 17th limited to July 17th Account Biennial Meeting General Federation Round trip to Asheville L 11 d t V- - fll i 1 mm Tiltllll EDkOon o r rr 5 3 Years of experience in buying and the fact that ror an gooas injures good results I pay cash Another important fact not to be overlooked I am not paying a big rent and this feature is very much to Womans Clubs Parties contemplating a summer tour can get valuable information time- ¬ the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties table hotel guides and Summer resort booklets by calling on or addressing F B Carr Geul Agent Salesman wanted by large Factor Jv Jar- supplying free outfit and paying several 40 weekly The Louisville Courier- - Journal is now Brattice 243 Pearl Now publishing the fullest most accurate York U and most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed hv the people and they want the news of it fresh and accurate The Courier J nrnul realizes this and it is supplying th demand as no other paper can do The Twice-a-Wde- k Courier Journal prints the cream of the daily news It The Best War News CAPT J M THOMAS IK VINE Proprietor A Good Memory Paris Ky KY Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended only to fool the buyers and pull them in To RAILItOAD TIME CARD L N R R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS often saves money and also good health It you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes lnc lo doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of W T lBroks druggist Paris Ky come to the point If you want the best furniture for the least money go to 1 -- V ljan xin Plose Prices on Mattings This Week - From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 5tl a in 745 a m 333 p 111 627 p in From Richmoud 505 a m 740 a m 3iH p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m tion sick headaches Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa25c ¬ at druggists A 1 CEAM MOST PERFECT MADE Jirom mm iH A pure GiaDe Cream of Tart ar Pnwrfcr Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Free The price has recently been cut from to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best paper published anywhere You get 104 six or eight pnge papers for 50 cents Bv special arrangement the Twioe-a-Wee- k Courier Journal and The Bour- ¬ bon News will be sent one year fur only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Borm bon News office Paris Ky th 1 m - is issued Departure op trains To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexiagtou 747 a in 1105 a m 545 y m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Majsvillt 750 a m 635 p in F B Cakr Agent SDR L CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSlN 1 Wedneridav and RntnrHuw a NELSON J T HINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings bend me your old furniture to be repaired 1 our furniture moved by experienced hand Wood Mantels furnished complete Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian Church i Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor F To F an k for -J C R R Undertaking in all its branches A 920 a From Frank tort 840 m530 p m 5 10 p a in -- in Office HontH 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p in Embalming scientifically attended to - IIARRUGES FOR HE w-- r- li sfeks 3 - - v- - i l1 WSVP THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY -- TUESDAY JUNE 14 1898 f fe mnwFrtvw TEE BQDBBQH SEWS Circuit Court News JPEliSONAL MENTION ¬ Misses Carrick will visit in Washing- ¬ The Juue term of the Bourbon Cir- ¬ cuit Court beuau yesterday morning Eighteenth Year Established 1881 UHntrill and Comwith Judge James Franklin Enleiei at the Post office at Paris Ky as monwealths Attorney Robt reports of at their posts of duty The secorjiss mail matter - ton Miss TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyear news costs Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths 11 Master Commissioner E M Dickso Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler i nd County Clerk E D Paton were heard and filed Thk follow ing gentlemen compose the GJtAND 00 ¬ port FHOM A GUN FRKE OF CHARGE you cant even get a re jury John Samuel James Leslie Wheeler Geo R Bell la Soper -- Make all CJiecks Money payable to the order oj CHAMP Orders Etc MllLKR Deering binder twine machine oil and all repairs for the Deering machinery at it B EUTCHCRAFTS A few refrigerators left at J T Hin tons Call at once cf the Owenton High School next term The Sunday School of the Christian Church will be given a pic nic on June 24th Prof Hardin Lucas will have charge has leased the Si in ins warehouse on Bank Row to store blue grass seed JSWilson of Morehead filled the pulpit of his brother Rev E G B Mann Sunday night Bey Luther Mann Henry Bratton Gano Hildreth John W Mitchell W H Ingels W A Parker Sr is foreman of the grand jury The following cases have been assign- ¬ ed for trial to day Commonwealth vs Lewis Hays etc grand larceny Same vs John Jackson malicious shooting wounding etc Same vs Henry Berry grand larceny Same vs Biice Howard and Sam Harris mule stealing Same vs same horp ptalinsr Same vs Emmet t Kirk aud Lou An ¬ derson malicious buuotmg wounding etc Same vs Ike Curtis murder Same vs Johnson Lamb rape Same vs Ben Brooks malicious shoot- ¬ ing wounding etc Large Confirmation Class W L Collins Forrest Letton J W A S Reffert Parker Sr rV Rt Rev Bishop C P Mayes of Cov Thomas of Newtown ington assisted by Rev Father E A will leave Monday for a three months Burke of this city and Rey Father trip to his old home in Australia Joachim of Cincinnati confirmed the following large class at the Catholic French Washington waB fined 2 Church in this city Sunday morning L Bosley by imp Phaeton granddam stores will ask you Felix 100 a suit for the same article Mrs Martha Brent and Mrs Crucifix and costs in Judge Purnells court for Misses Annie Sageser MaryJKelly Wi by Lexington she out of Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come in Lightsome by Imp Glencoe Leonatus NTif nlip Brent are visit imr relatives keeping his grocery open on Sunday and see our large stock if red Doyle Mary E Connelly Maggie Covington was a grand race horse As a of the Sunday Gorey Annie Gorey Flora Fugazzi The annual pic nic Will save you from 2j to 50 per cent on vcry article Misses Elizabeth Spears and Bessie he started but once ran second Baptist Church will be Irene Fugazzi Mary Rassenfoss Nellie School of the Woodford have returned from a visit in to Cardinal McCloskey in Maiden StakeB bought of us held Thursday in the Woodland of John Fee Nora McDermott Annie Moran at Louisville three quarters in 122 3rH Doyle Mary G Maloney Annie Jordan Frankfort B Kennedy on the Georgetown pike he track very bad As a Miss Kate Russell who has been Gertrude Shea Maggie Hanley Loretta J29 Main St Paris Ky re- - won all of his ten starts defeating all line of lawn chairs and Ramp Annie Thornton Lizzie Burns nnllpjrpin Cincinnati has A new fresh iregjxTMaacatKBMWwaaJAieu iii jsssssstrtn vi TfVtno the best three year olds of his year benches just received at J T Hintons Aunie Burns Maggie Fitzgerald Mary turned home mu UlOV vrkf nifrhr- vnn eniov one will 0 uu tifcvj ALIO Mary Lizzie OConnell Fitzgerald Miss Hattie Maddox of Louisville His victories included Kentucky Derby tf outlay easily repay you for your Ribbon Stakes Tobacco Counell is the guest of Miss Lucy Keller on Mt Blue William Shay Messrs M a 1 fP Stakes Woodburn Stakes Hindoo Comiell Frank Airy Avenue N wal sell round trip Edward L The rtipple Stakes Stakes Dearborn Murray Higgins John Mis Warren Ingels and daughter tickets from Paris lo Cincinnati Sunday Groshe Stakes Green Stakes and Illinois Derby Everything in Our SUire will he nffcwd re2irI of Cost for tlie at 125 Tickets good going on train Lavin Fred Tamnie Walter Dempsey Miss Margaret are here from Lexing ¬ Leonatus was a fairly successful sire next 30 days and v mcntiu ju i i n w f the leaving Paris at 515 a m and return- Louis Tauimf J auies Glenn James ton on a visit and got a great many useful horses the 7 55 Coons 50 pieces of Sim pons Peivaies o ic per d Henry Schwaitz James Hig- ¬ ing on train leaving Cincinnati at Miss Leila Johnson was the guest of mo3t notable of which were Tillo Fancy Liwn in great vaiiety 4- pi r 3d gins Frank Discoll James Murphy friends in Millersburg from Saturday p m Leonawell Lake Bmze Oore Ed Domestic hyaudie Lawn brt quality 10c per yd The mu ic furnished by the quartet Lonard Ja Ta Etrnria Free Advice Mrs John Rodman of Dr Frank Fithian Judge H C How- ¬ until yesterday Genuine FroncH Ogaudu Lau n ISc per yd The home of Mr James Kennedy formerly ot Libertine Leo Lake Berclair Pink visited in this city re- ard Mrs Fannibelle Sutherland and 36 ii Sea Island Percales nly SAc per yd Frankfort who White Duck Skirts full width for nVc cently was damaged by fire to the ex Miss Julia OBrien was very fine and Paris now of Mt Sterling was in the Coat Rinaldo Personne Incitatus ago The yesterday city Evanatus and Leo Planter Our finest Tap d radit- - Bleac1 ed Ve is 1k tent of 300 several days was highly praised by the Bishop Immediately after being beaten a nose Ladies and Childrens Sea nle s Ho e for 10c Mr Michael Connell arrived yester- ¬ blaze caught in a trunk of old papers in Regular Dollar Sumiiiei Cot set- - for 50c his brother in his first race Leonatus was sold to Estill Springs day from Texas to visit the attic Splendid Bleached asrd Unbleached Cotton oc Jack Chinn for 5000 who afterwards Nicholas Connell Frank Matlack a for- ¬ The well known Estill Springs will be¬ Conductor We could give you columns of Bargains lik thee mt space for- ¬ Miss Josephine Pozzonia of St refused 40000 for the colt His late Kentucky Central open to guests next to morrow Senamer conductor on the call and g i our pi es before purchasingowners fc bought hint for 5300 at bids and we onh ask you Southern was tor J M Thomas proprietor and owner Louis is the guest of Miss Ida Thomas now of the Cincinnati Shenffssale and valued him at about elsewhere paralysis Friday at Somer says he expects more guests during the on Scott avenue Handsome Picture give n with So purchisc stricken with 12000 Mr and Mrs J R Williams of going to the depot to take hie present season than in many years and set while he has made every arrangement to en- Falmouth were guests at Mr B S New line of lace curtains at J T train to Cincinnati in the best possible Lettons last week them tertain tO Hintons A meeting of representatives from style The buildings and grounds have Mary Sweeney and Mary Misses BEOkSttSKtlidBW Mt Sterling Frankfort NicholasvMe each yar been improved and made Stoll of Lexington are guests of Miss Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per Among other at- ¬ Paris and Lexington will be held at more attractive Spears McDermott quart a Blue tractions will be a splendid band of Mildred McMillan Lexington Thursday to form Miss Mattie Lilleston has returned Most of the music good livery fishing boating and Grass Baseball League BIRTHS WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF home from Hustouville where she has Clubs will engage Cincinnati players Besides the guests will have dancing been teaching music t The Advent Of Our Future Men And IMPORTED SWTWKS A58 TROrSERIBGB grades of Mrs the benefit of the mineral springs the Women McChesney and The third and fourth Mr and Mrs Jas white and black sulphur springs Camilla Wilsons music pupils will give red daughter Lucie Belle are visiting rela- ¬ To the wife of John L James in this ¬ residence on Ninth and a recital at her city on Sunday a nine pound son It is worth your while to call and in- tives in Mercer county streets to morrow night at eight spect the new line of rugs just opened High Miss Lida Rogers of Maysville is In this city yesterday afternoon to the The pupils of the first and by J THintom oclock tf expected to arrive this week to be the wife of Claud Redinon liveryman a in Cntn Vtfucky whejD Our Prircp are lower than any second grade will give a recital Thurs son guest of Miss Louise Parrish School News ask you o givt u a ail quality aid style are considered day night Miss Norma Snell was a visitor in Prof Byron King of Pittsburg Pa Raceland Jersey butter for The Famous Palmist is reading the will conduct the Institute for white Paris Saturday while en route home to hands of many famous Paris people teachers the first week of August sale by Newton Mitchell 9 He Cynthiaua from Georgetown All are de 9 Crowds visit him as usual Slaughter who has been Miss Ora is President of the lrreest school of ex lighted and astonished with his skill in pression the United States attending school in this city returned A large Seed sweet potatoes in The professor revealing lifes secrets Speaks In- Saturday to her home in Eminence McDermott S E TIPTON Cutter Parlors class outside ef the members of the another week remains here of avail themselves Miss Anna Swift Pendleton It stitute is expected to learn the mode of corner of Eleventh and Main Sts Winchester will arrive this week to be Fashionable Spring shoes superior of this opportunity to cultivating the voice for good reading the guest of Misses Fannie and Nellie in every respect and prices at the low- ¬ A cavalry horse purchasing board has All Mann est point at elocution as well as teaching been established at Lexington upon the and join the class will please give Davis Thompson Isgriq J Louis Early wiue stenographer to recommandation of Gov Bradley Last who will names to Cmnty Superintendent Gov Bradley came over Saturday from wtek 475 horse and mules were shipped their Try our special A coffee sis Frankfort tospend Sunday with rela Kentucky to Chickamauga The Edgar from pounds for 1 00 tives M IS Conference at White Oak Speaks paid for these animals was at least price McDermott Miss Lizzie Campbell who is a buy 200 Blount will 50000 Lieut Rev E G B Mann of the Metho nurse at the Soldiers Home at Dayton week and then You know it is very warm and horses at Louisville this Co A dist Church will be absent this week O returned yesterday after a visit to ¬ go to Danville if you are in need of thin clothattending District Conference at White her mother of ¬ ing and light weight underwear Miss Allie Hart who has been Auctioneer A T Forsyth sold Sat- Oak Harrison Countv and there will Cos the reliable urday for Master Commissioner E M be no prayer meeting Wednesday eve teaching at thy Kentucky Classical and call at Price Dickson the ware room and planing ning at the church Business College has returned to her clothiers and get your choice at Mioses Sue Ford Blanche Lilleston home in this city machinery belonging to the assign mill the right price Balbriggan un ¬ satisfac- ¬ Power Eddie Shrote Mary Russell January and ed estate f T H Tnrr to the Kate Russell and Nellie derwear 50 cents a suit and up- ¬ Misses Sf Grocery Company of this city for Lula Smith and Messrs Gray Smith J Mann will visit friends in Mt Sterling see 3710 The wareroom will be used by T Pryor and Fletcher Mann will o to next week and attend the Sterling wards Company for the the same conference as delegates from the Power Grocery Clubs ball ou the 22d The planing the Paris Church The meeting holds storage of heayy goods Mrs C C Kemper and three chil- ¬ S four days mill machinery is for sale privately of Meridian Miss arrived Satur ¬ dren Accidentally Sim A POPULAR SOCIETY day to spend the Summer in Paris Come to Too many carpets on hand The next session of my school will be ¬ SWELL 4v was accidentally Mrs Kemper was formerly Miss Kate gin the first Monday in September Abe Jones colored and get one cheap as well as the liusiness man ortne T Hinton J shot in the head Sunday morning by Smith W L YERKES tf fp 14je tf Mrs John Lauagan who has been Joe Robinson at the yard of Brent man of fastidious taste in dress N visiting her in tber Mrs Ellen OBrien sets Bros seed warehouse near the L Have you seen those new toilet always aitire himself in the most- Prices the lowest passenger depot Robinson who was will leave Thursday for her home in at J T Hintons Denver Colorado She will be accom riding horseback was carrying a irreproachable linn as the eus 0 TaH prTiR the newest had a defective ham panied by her sister Miss Julia OBiien riflfi which toms of good society demands- mer when the gun was accidentally dit who will speiil the Summer in Denver By the Deering Steel Binder charged The bullet penetrated the They have fouicl our establish MRS ALBERT MITCHELL The SufolU Clubs initial ball to be hall hearings negros skull but the wound is not ven priiay eveuing at Od1 Fellows AND with Roller and merit to he tin laundry par excel- dur¬ thought to be dangerous MISS NELLY RUOKNER you want a perfect and ih expected to be an elegant eyent I Hall if lpncf for transtoriYiingtheir soilecfc harvesting machine Saxtons orchestra will furnish th wish to announce that thev will open a uia vuv n able lineu into a hiig of beauty Jim M music and a large crowd is expected to fom norCKfh for Pian0 on Monda SeP R B HUTOHORAFT tf carriages Now is yur chance and finish ju t like a new bn present No one nxcepr those hold- Agent terms -irt collar mft NOW is the time Of year yOU his tickets will be admitted 12 50 Term of 20 lessons iptivate TIT AT Vf ijhvik iit rnis Term of 20 lessons class a mp n ji - i xj iM a 4v nrin ir liviiir T ii isshs iylzuv T oo an Anrv insures affainst win whuk ui my Mary and Fannie Canick of city and Payable in advance old re- - in need of a trunk valise or teie- - Scott will leave this morning for a visit Studio within a square of City School fire Wind ana Storm W M HJJVJLUiN J it cz rirxu jfropnct ors prompt paying compa- - sc pe cau at P ice Co stne re- in Ea8ter cities Misq Davis m 8pend For information address either of liable make a good mot 0f her time in NvW YQrk with above at Paris Ky liable cothie s and Telephoas No 4 nies ion union till lsep Phoebe Brown and the ion a the right price JMn selec i Agent T7Tn f A T Orderly Sergeant Charlton Alex- ¬ V rt Tim SfvrtH- - At ander of the staff of Col Gaither Sect IN SHOES ond Kentucky was here Sunday from The Depots m The Hotel Lobbies And rhickamauera on a short visit to his Elsewhere home He has been detailed to come to Mr Frank Walker is able to be out i Kentucky with Adj Power to recruit again Are you on the lookout for something exceedingly volunteers and has his headquarters at Lexington was in Lexington James Hukiil of Mr Alexander has been handsome and serviceable in shoe leather If you are the city Sunday made Regimental Color Sergeant of the we can please you on any of the family great cr small Mr J M Hall was in Lexington Second Kentucky All the latest colors patterns and shapes from the leading yesterday on business Miss Emma Milkr entertained a Our low prices are an especially attractive Maysville will have a Dewey celebra- ¬ few friends at a delightful informal manufacturers feature tion on the 4th of July euchre Friday evening at her home on avenue The players were Miss Fanuie Mann has returned Duncan Misses Nannie Clay Emma Scott Annie from a visit in Winchester Louise Parrish Etta Miss Alice Snell of Fayette is the Louise Clay McClintock Mamie McClintock Laura guest ot Miss Etta Quisenberry Trundle Margaret Butler Dr M H Miss Eddie Spears is the guest of Daily Messrs John Brennan Robt Miss Daisy Long in Georgetown Parke Jas Ingels J W Bacon Albert We will place on sale Mr W J Browner ex Parisian of Hinton Ford Brent Walter Champ 6o doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests low neck nG Cincinnati was in the city Sunday Read J T Hintons display adver- ¬ sleeves Silk Taped a regular 2cc Vest You can - have-Miss Cornelia Stone of Versailles tisement It is money in your pocket them as long as they last 2 for 2 ctsis the guest of Miss Mary Bashford Seepage four tf Misf- Sup Clay who has been attend- ¬ ing college at Baltimore has arrived WANTED To rent House of At special low prices home 4 rooms Central location pre- ¬ Gowns from 50c to 165 Miss Kate Alexander has returned GEO M HILL ferred Skirts from joe to 22 from a short visit to fiiends in George- ¬ Drawers from 2jc to 150 town Death of Leountus Miss Louise Bashford is visiting the Chemises from 2jc to 100 The famous thoroughbred stallion Mr John Power near Mayp family of Corset covers from 20c to Leonatus of Clay Woodford and ville All garments made on lock stitch machines made of of Woodford Bros died Thursday morn- ¬ Misses Josie and Katie Bird ing at the farm of Woodford Bros best muslins and extra full Woodford are guests of Mrs Newton from a severe attack of collie He was Mitchell a bay horse foaled in 1880 and was bred Miss Mattie Bosley of Lincoln is by 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers all sizes at J Henry Miller JLexington Ky He the guest of her brother Postmaster J was a son of Longfellow out of Semper 509 suit shirt and drawers Clothing and Furnishing Anne Sawyer of 0vensboro COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY is thVguest of Miss Tillie Brent THE NEWS MAN THE LATEST ft IAm Davis Thomson Isgrig for qtjkdk sales j j - - MUSLIN UNDERWEAR jc GENTS TAKE NOTICE 1 two-year-o- ld at-tonin- o- three-year-ol- d a3OOESLH51 1 J Sale ¬ Brain - ¬ ¬ v t - ¬ J- D CONDON -- FOll SPRING AND SUMMER hf ¬ -- ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ i SCHOOL HOTICE of this city have en J Winters gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday oi each month who wiii test your oye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have ycur eyes tested free char Next visit will be Thursday June 30 1898 36-cal-ih- rp MUSIC CLASS ji j I 1 1 1 i hpt ijuus 1 1 i The Bourbon Steam Laundry W 0 HINTON 4k t - THE BOUEBON NEWS PAEIS RY TUESDAY JUNE 14 1898 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday und Friday by 1881 1 15 at On a horse as white as snow Sometimes he is very swift And sometimes he is slow But he never is at fault For he always hunts at view And he rides without a halt After you The huntsmans name is Death His horses name is Time He is coming he is comingAs I sit and write this rhyme He is coming he is coming As you read the rhyme I write You can hear his hoofs low drumming Day and night You can hear the distant drumming As the clock goes And the chiming of the hours Is the music of his pack You may hardly note their growling1 Underneath the noonday sun But at night you hear them howling As they run And they never check or falter For they never miss their kill Seasons change and systems alter But the hunt Is running still Hark the evening chime Is playing Oer the long gray town it peals Dont you hear the death hound baying At your heels Where is there an earth or burrow Where a cover left for you A year a week perhaps to morrow Brings the huntsmans death halloo Day by day he gains upon us And the most that we can claim Is that when the hounds are on us We die game And somewhere dwells the Master By whom it was decreed He sent the savage huntsman He bred the snow white steed These hounds which run forever He set them on your track He hears you scream hut never Calls them back He does not heed our suing We never see his face He hunts to ourunclou g We thank him for the chase We thank him and we natter We hope because we must But have we cause Noinatter Let us trust A Conan Doyle in the Spectator tick-a-tack THE OLD HUNTSMAN Theres a ksn and grim old huntsman He spoke of his wife with great affee tion and regret but still he could speak of her and not unsteadily At dinner he also spoke of one or two other sub jects of politics and of his duties as a magistrate and of course he made the requisite fuss about his gratitude to me for coming down to Ellerdon at that time After dinner we sat in the li ¬ brary a room well and cxpcnsicly fur ¬ nished but without the least attempt at taste There were a few oil paintings on the walls a presentation portrait of himself and a landscape or two all more or less bad as far as I remember He had eaten next to nothing at din- ¬ ner but he had drunk a good deal the wine however did not seem to jnvc the least effect upon him I had got the conversation definitely off the uubject of his wife when I made a blunder I noticed an Erichsens extension standing on his writing table I said I didnt know that telephones had penetrated into the villages yet Yes he said I believe thej are common enough now I had that one fitted up during my wifes illness to communicate with her bedroom on the floor above us on the other side of the house At that moment the bell of the telephone rangsharplj Vc both looked at each other I said with the stupid affectation of calmness one always puts on when one is a little ¬ ¬ DEWEYS COOLNESS Illuatrnted by an Interesting Inci dent In the Career of the Hero of Manila ¬ M H DAILBYJ 402 MAIN - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank ST 8 to 12 KY ¬ bit frightened Probably a servant in that room wishes to speak to you He got up walked ovct to the ma chine and swung the green cord towards me the end of it was loose I had it disconnected this morning also the rfoonof that room is he said locked and no one can possibly be in it lie had turned the color of gray blotting paper so probably had I The bell rang again a prolonged ¬ Case of Vincent Pyrwhit By BARRY PAIN i E death of Vincent Pyrwbit J P THE lSllpruou House Ellerdon in the county of Buckinghamshire would in the ordinary way have received no more attention than the death of any other simple country gentleman The cir ¬ cumstances of his death however though now long since forgotten were sensational and attracted some notice at- the time It was one of those cases which is easily forgotten within a year except just in the locality where it oc ¬ curred The most sensational circum- ¬ stances of the case never came before the public ar all I give them here sim ¬ ply and plainly The psychical people may make what they like of them Pyrwhit himself was a very ordinary country gentleman a good fellow but in no way brilliant He was devoted to his wife who was some 15 years joung er than himself and remarkably beau tiful She was quite a good woman but she had her faults She was fond of ad miration and ihe was an abominable flirt She misled men very cleverly and was the n sincerely angry with them for haying been misled Her husband never troubled his head about these flirtatious being assured quite vighUy that she was a good woman He was not jealous she on the o flier hand was possessed of a jealousy amounting almost- to insanity This might have caused trouble if he had ever provided - ¬ ¬ ¬ Are you going to answttr it I said I am not he answered firmly Then I said I shall answer it my ¬ self Tt is some stupid trick a joke not in the best of taste for which you will probably have to sack one or other of your domestics My servants he answered would not have done that Besides dont you see it is impossible The instruments disconnected minent The bell rang all the same I shall Alive to the danger to which the ship try it with all her canvas spread was ex¬ I picked up the receiver posed the lieutenan t retreated from his Are you there called ¬ The voice which answered nie was un threatening attitude and tirged entreated implored the mistakably the rather high staccato vessel but in vain men to save the they had been voice of Mrs Pyrwhit to sheer desperation and only I want ycu it said to tell my hus- driven scoffed at him the more Onward came band that he will be with me the tempest its fierceness foretold by ¬ I still listened Nothing more was the livid shafts of lightning which repeatedly flashed from its inky depths said The lieutenant in despair had sunk to I repeated Are you there and still his knees with his face in his hands there was no answer awaiting the inevitable doom Sud ¬ I turned to Pyrwhit denly from out the cabin companion There is no one there I said Possibly there is thunder in the air affect ¬ way a form emerged It was the cap- ¬ ing the bell in some mysterious way tain In an instant his glance had taken There must be some simple explanation in all the approaching storm the de ¬ fiant crew the suppliant officer the and Ill find it all out to morrow flapping sails and then clear and louji All hands shorten He went to bed early that night All rang out his order sail That was all But it was suffi- ¬ the following day I was with him We rode together and T expected an acci cient Before the last word of that dent every minute but none happened command had been uttered the rigging All the evening I expected him to turn was full of flying sailors cheering their suddenly faint and ill but that also did captain as they sped to their task not happen When at about ten oclock and in a twinkling every foot of canvas he excused himself and said good night had been stowed and the ship placed I felt distinctly relieved He went up under bare poles Even before thev could regain the decks the gale burst to his room and rung for Williams The rest is of course well known upon the vessel demonstrating only too The mans reason had broken down forciblj- the fate another moments de- ¬ possibly the immediate cause being the lay would have hurled upon her When the shock had passed and the death of Mrs Pyrwhit On entering his crew had assembled in readiness to masters room without the least hesitation he raised a loaded revolver which obey the next order Capt Dewey ad- ¬ he carried in his hand and shot Pyrwhi dressed his first words to the officer of Go to your room he said through the heart 1 believe theeaseis the deck mentioned in some of the textjbookson Then turning to the crew he com- ¬ manded without the least suspicion of homicidal mania Black and White rebuke in his tones Boatswain pipe down A CLEVER IMITATION St Louis Globe Democrat ¬ ¬ to-morr- rattling ring iterranean While en route from Ath ens to the coast of Spain the vessel en- ¬ countered a series of short but violent squalls which not only greatly retard- ¬ ed her progress but proved intensely wearing on the crew One night when the inconsistency of the weather was particularly annojing the officer of the watch happened to be a young lieutenant who wasWery un ¬ popular with the men being what is termed in nautical vernacular a Several times during the bucko watch all hands had been called to shorten sail and they were naturally very much exhausted from racing back and forth from the decks to the upper rigging Finally the order was given to make sail and the tired sailors set about to put it into execution But after the Avork had been accomplished and all hands had come down from aloft it occurred to the officer that the men had not exhibited sufficient alac- ¬ rity to suit him and advancing to the break of the poop speaking trumpet in hand he thundered a torrent of epi- ¬ thets at the crew following it up with an ordr to lay aloft and go through the tactics of shortening sail by waj-- of drill Unfortunately however he had had failed to reckon upon the inborn spirit of the American sailors and right here their forebearance forsook them and not a man of their number made a movement to execute the overbearing order Wildly flourishing his trumpet the now frenied martinet threatened and cursed and stormed but to no avail the blood of tKe crew was up and they cursed back ridiculed laughed him to scorn Suddenly the sea and sky were seen to grow darker to windward and it was clear that another squall was im- ¬ A good story is told of Commodore George Dewey which illustrates not onlj-- his coolness and judgment in a mo- ¬ A Questionable Compliment ment of peril but also the high regard Airs Borer You heard my appeal in which he is held by the men under last night in behalf of the advancement his command It was during the spring of women of 18S7 when Commodore Dewey then Mr Blunt Oh yes I was an atten- ¬ a captain had command of the flagship tive listener Pensacola a sailing vessel in the Med- ¬ Mrs Borer What did you think of ¬ Office hours A Skirralsn I am a patriot and I find a m 1 to 6 p m my arguments Mr Blunt I can unhesitatingly say Boston that they were all sound Courier Experience Is a teacher good And makes his lessons understood But then we learn a thing or so That wed much rather never know Brooklyn Life A REMARKABLE xB other lovers do The dearest symbols to my mind Of our red white and blue Wave forth from Daphnes scarlet lips Her snowy neck her eyes I face those colors bravely and I bear away a prize Chicago Record H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co 1 to 12 a m to 5 p m Too Much of a Good Thins Always the Way Blake Pshaw you fellows that can quit smoking make me laugh Why 3 can stop it any time I want to that youve don so Barkley Nobody has ever noticed J R ADAIR Dental Surgeon TRUTH HffV Phone 79 Blake Well Ive never thought il was necessary Chicago Becord No 3 Broadway Paris Ky He Was Out of SIfirht f Office Hour d to 12 a m and 1 tj Yeast Did you notice who umpired 5 p m 3dc tf the game of ball to day Crimsonbeak No 1 couldnt see when I left the ground there were about 90 men on top of him Yonkers Statesman DEALER IN ¬ GEO W DAVIS Furniture Window Shades Oil How He Won It Cloths Carpets Mattresses How did Rickets come to be called colonel asked Cumso He admits Etc that he was never in the war The substitute he hired reached that Special attention rank replied Cawker- - Detroit Free ing aud Repairing given to Cndertak Press Main Street T w T - - - - nlkfM Paris Ky Clancy nave ye anny tobacky llorrigan Oi hov but th rain has I10USE AKli LOT AND BLACK ¬ meu it uar-r-- a to Kape a iignt SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Clancy Little do I care Th more 1 stop to Ioight me pipe th more I dont DESIRE to sell my house and ot work Cincinnati Enquirer with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Keening1 Ills Word ancs in twelve months For further Woman angrily Here You said particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON that if 1 gave you your dinner you would 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky cut that pile of wood Tramp with dignity And I always keep my word madam I shall ignore Maud Tteally Mabel I think your S3FXlX3arC3t- - 3 completely Brooklya Life it brother is the kindest boy I know Mabel O that maj be you see youre Destiny or Fate not his sister Moonshine A little pool once loved the sun 1 I 898 TREES Are finer far than printed pages Chicago Record My love Is wiser far than books She knows full well that pretty looks And dainty gowns to clowns or sages Womans Art A little pool left from a flood The sun looked down with arden glance And then that puddles name was mud Cincinnati Enquirer PLANTS VINES HAItD IIATTIilNG Aeents thing for Orchard Garden Lawn The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ No cat-¬ Mr Callipers No my son and if you could tell it would not be advisable for you to do so for if you did she would be sure to do something else Puck IVot The Feminine Way Little Clarence a youthful Solomon Pa nobody can ever tell what a wom- ¬ an will do next can they alogue on application to strawberry and general nursery H F HILLENMEER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 W myy SCY carl Crawford - ALVA CRAWFORD - ¬ Harduppe Say boss will yer give a man a few pennies for his starvin wife in His JLluc Skinflint WThat good would your starving wife be to me my friend N Y Journal The Lamii of Love A baby is the thing to make The home forever bright It forces you to lie awake Vnd ijllllllllj mm wmz NAlvVI I III- n JYi mmcz VlliM r CRAYFORD- BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts i ¬ - A W Bulletin burn the gas all night ALL FOR THE BEST Merciful heavens heres a sightl youve been fighting again PARIS KENTUCKY just look at your clothes Yes muvver but you should see Bili Smiwins this aint a patch on wot ee Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work ia promptly answered is Ally Slopei solicited Prices reasonable Oh Tommy A JOHN CONNELLY Much preliminary conversation Projects fair may serve to balk Men who always talk things over Danger Generally overtalk Washington Star Y RUP the DR CALDWELLS CURES INDIGESTION PEPS D IPS 3 ¬ Mrs scolding wives are caused by you mens FKASKFORT MCMATi clubs Mr Nagley No my dear The Cuba In Effect March 1 1807 are caused by the scolding wives X Y Journal Other Way Arouini Nagley Two thirds of RT a i i yftepp5 Two Imitative and Ingenious ChiU drea Play -- Doctor in the Mont BRITISH BOOTS Some That Were Evidently Meant for more Where Ignorance Is UHss Hatterson What are you going to give your wife for an anniversary pres¬ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort ArrEllchorn Arr SwiUer 630am 300pm 4ja m y 2Upm 351am 3fr2pm 3M8pm ent old man Realistic Style Jimmy I aint a towel and the older the physician with a silk hat and a cane The moth ¬ certain Cleveland attorney has two bright little children They are quick alimjtaiion and have a talent for making up games in which they cleverly burlesque their elders A few days ago their mamma found they were playing doctor The youngest child was the patient with head wrapped in A ¬ Cavalry Not Infantry Service an er unseen by the little ones listened at the doorway I feels awful bad said the pa¬ tient HE HAD TURNED THE COLOR OF GRAY BLOTTING PAPER her with the slightest basis on which her jealousy could work but he never With the exception of his wife women bored him I brieve she did once or twice try to make a scene for some preposterous reason which was no reason at all but nothing serious came of it and there was never a real quarrel between them On the death of his wife after a pro ¬ longed illness Pyrwhit wrote and asked me to come down to Ellerdon for the funeral and to remain at least a few days with him He would be quite alone aud I was his oldest friend hate attending funerals but I was his oldest friend aud I was moreover a dis ¬ tant relation of his wife I had no choice and 1 went down There were many visitors in the house for the funeral which took place in the village churchyard but tkej left immediately afterwards The air of heavy gloom which had hung over the houte seemed to lift a little The servants servants are always very emotional continued to break down at intervals noticeably Pyrwhits man Williams tut Pyrwhit himself was elf posesea did -- V ¬ Pruyn Why arent your wifes Chonnlns Him O gowns of the latest style Soiled Spooner sentimentally Me Brobson Qf course not That vvom poor old mudder aint seen me face AVhy He Refused fer an was never punctual in her life 20 years an Sir Henry Hawkins the famous jus His Poetic Wife Brooklyn Life Mrs Flint sarcastically Well why tice of the queens bench explains hi Ah sighed the- poet I shalUue dont you wash it Judge refusal to write his- memoirs by say ¬ satisfied if I can produce but one line Driven to It If you begin by saying what a that will make the world better ing tHer father says positiveIyAihat 1 Agreed with Her splendid fellow you are they call you Say said the poets wifemarry her You were always a fault finder jus cant egotistical and as for saying anything come back here and try your hand 4t growled the wife What are you going to do against Tnyself Ill be hanged if I will stringing- this clothesline will you V Yes dear responded the husband ThereVnothing left now5 btitto ak Would you London Graphic Richmond Times meekly tke girl I found you Tit Bits ¬ - Well fix all that said the doctor briskly Lemme see your tongue Out came the tiny red indicator Hum hum coated said the doc tor looking very grave indeed Then without a word of warning the skilled physician hauled off and gave the patient a smart slap in the re gion of the ribs Ouch cried the sufferer Feel any pain there inquired the doctor Yes said the patient I thought so said the healer Hows the other side Its all right said the patient edg ing away Thereupon the doctor produced a small bottle filled with what looked liSe cither bread or mud pills and placed It on the table Take one of these pillets the physician said dissolve in water every 17 minutes How long mus I take em groaned the patient Till you die said the doctor Good morning Cleveland Plain Dealer ¬ ¬ ignominious collapse of the boots fur- ¬ nished to the British troops in Sir Her- ¬ bert Kitcheners Soudan expedition The matter has been ventilated so thor ¬ oughly in the press that it will be impossible to avoid investigation The commanding officers of all regiments havejbeen asked to send in full reports on their boots but the facts are al ¬ ready well known In a word 45 per cent of the boots of the British brigade were worn out before they reached Ber- ¬ ber and out of the 400 men who had to be put in boats at and before they reached Berber the greater proportion had to go by river not because they were sick but because they had no boots to walk in This collapse in boots took place after six weeks wear and was due to the soles coming away from the boots on account of their having been sewn on instead of riveted It is admitted that men had a great deal of route marching before they started on their march to Kunur but it i argued that however energetic a generalmay be he ought not to be able to walk the boots off his mens feet in six weeks Fortunately the Sirdar was able to let the British brigade have 350 pairs of Egyptian boots and it is said that the men liked them better than their own If Mahmoud had moved more quickly than he did and the British brigada had been required as was fully expect- ¬ ed to march at once up the Atbara 45 per cent wouia have had to remain be- ¬ hind for want of boots or walk bare-¬ foot X Y Post ¬ There is likely to be serious trouble for somebody in connection with the Nelly afxer a pause Praps de Lord fraid youd shootyoself wiz it N Y Evening Journal Tliore is one of many reasons Why summer is best of all Tis the pride of all the seasons For it goeth before a fall I prayed all aint got it yet a goin to pray no las week for a gun Tatterson Puck She hasnt decided yet No pelting rain can make us stay Alasi Tis Trnc One Reason But let one drop the sidewalk smirch And its too wet to go to church L A W Bulletin When we have tickets for the play ArrStamtung Ground Arr DuvrIIs Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Ontrcville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST EOUND Lve Paris Arrlilizabeth Arr Centrcville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Jv e Georget own Arr Duval is 72juh 78jui 720uij 812am S 358pm 8110am 4iJ0pm 22sun 4lpiu 412pm 4f2pm S28nm J 58pm 510pm THE SPIUSGS OF CHARITY Judge No man has ever died a Healthy natural death since Ive been here an thats nigh on to 30 years Detroit Free Press A Matter of Finances Blossom I dont believe in long en- ¬ gagements Ben There Nor I if one wishes to See child The Good St Martin gav have enough money left to set up house- ¬ haif of his coat to a poor sick man who keeping respectably Ainslees Maga- ¬ begged alms from him zine Hm Id have given it all to him Bless the little ones kind heart An Antedllnvlan Yes and then ppad buy me a new Willie Your granpa is an aw ¬ Little one Le Journal Anvasant ful old man isnt he Little Bob Yes indeed Why he Tactics can remember clear back to the time When youre angry count a huudred This is wisdom so they say when people threw bootjacks at cats For it gives the man youre mad at N Y Truth to remarked Goldsborough Of course it is replied Dillingham He couldnt deliver a lecture to save Detroit Free Press his life Dcliffhts of the West Have you a healthy climate out here Mr Larriat er to think of becoming an arctic explor-¬ Not a Fit Man It is perfectly ridiculous for Timmins fl20am 2am UiiSn m 948am lOUOam JOMOam Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwltzer ArrEllchorn GEOB HARPER Genl Supt Jloam U 1 1050am 1110am 1 35am ViH m 580pm 512pm 548pm 558pm 010pm 635pm 646 pm 653pm 704pm 7llpm 721pm 9 C D Fkankfort Heul Pass Agt Ky BERCAW mmm EAST BOUND -- ohiq TIME TABLE Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 830am 600pm si t Wpm t A t 15ara 11 Ar Mt Sterlinjri225pm 950pm 950atn 705pm Ar Washington 6Mm340pni Ar Philadelphia10l5am 7ttipm ArNew Yorlc 1240nn 008pm WEST BOUND LvAVincnesterll58am J23pni 1115am S40pm A5am 850pm 630am 550pm Impossible get away Lots of time Chicago Record Ar Winchester 730am 430pm 655am 250pra- ArLexingiou 800am 520pm 7S5am 345pm Arbrankfort 911am 630pru ArShelby villel0Klam 720pm ArLouisville 1100am 815pm cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepera between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations os any information call on ornGioRaE W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Agent L Trains marked thus run daily-z-T- t - H PWf F B Carr N H - Paris Ky it - N ifpl iSpqH wyfw via 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JUNE 14 1898 I 7 o03 CIRCULATION 3 DO NOT OVERFEED PEOPLE-IN-LA- W A WAR PLAN Hoiv Onirymen Can Mnke a Complete Success o Feeding tlie Calvce by Hnnd H533ry w Kviln That Must Be Sub ¬ The Spaniards Made a Brave Stand But the Fire Was Toe Heavy mitted To In Every Well for Them Resulated Family A detachment of Spanish infantry ap- ¬ proached the silent gloomy building on IcTcle avenue Boston Halt cried the brave commanding officer then he knocked at the door A window in the third story flew up and the face of a pretty girl appeared in the open- ¬ ing Oh girls Oh girls she shouted its the Spanish In another moment every window in the four story establishment was up and each casement held a laughing sample of the great American beauty The hearts of the Span- ¬ ish beat high with hope Ha but what Avas Something whizzed from a window and a Spaniard bit the dust Another and yet an- ¬ other Then the air was full of flying mis- ¬ siles Volley after volley the bullets fairly rained on the small band Hardly a man was left to tell the tale Report of the commanding officer Surrounded a Boston cooking school to- ¬ day and were badly routed girls attacked us with doughnuts and biscuits supply of ammunition seemed inexhaustible Caram bal And I had heard of the biscuit shoot- ¬ ers of the great western nation To be caught napping oh it is too mean Seventy dead but my boys made a brave stand A FAMILY FAILING The straggle yvlth Heredity IS LIFE Anil for This Reason Farmer and fiicrclmut Are Extremely Inter ¬ ested in Good Roads Building The roads and highways of a civil di ¬ vision are as the veins and aiteries of the human sjstem says the Suffern Independent Life and health that is business and prosperity of each rart can he had and secured only by the freest circulation and the conduits must not be allowed to clog While the 3imb would wither if the circulation was interrupted the heart would also suffer Where would the proud city of New York be without her magnifi ent railways and what would have been her condition if the great blizzard of 1888 had continueda month The village with its paved streets unci flagged walks may say Let the farmer build his roads- he is the party benefited The lord of the manor who surrounds his grounds with a high wall and morass and then beautifies his place for his own enjoyment and bene ¬ fit may be wise if he has within him- ¬ self all hesequrres to satisfy ihis needs - We are particularly anxious that oui People-in-laare necessary evils If readers should make a complete success people will marry they must submit to in growing calves by hand this year As infliction of a number of new rela- ¬ we have said before the hand raised the Somvcaas this infliction is bit calf has become an economic necessity tions 2xdmes sweet and sometimes it tey both for the farmer and the feeder and has very little taste but generally it in fact for the state The impression a taste has become general that thiscalf can has When a man and a woman join hands not be grown on separator milk W at the altar they contract an alliance have held steadily to the contrary foj not only with each other but in an intwo or three years and have givey way perhaps with their respec- ¬ enough letters from farmers who have direct Many do not attach much been solving the problem to satisfy tive families to this fact but is a fact it every reader that given the separatoi importance no amount of sophis- ¬ milk sweet and properly balanced with nevertheless that try can explain away cornmeal at the beginning and shelled A young woman has promised to corn afterward this calf can be grown marry the man who appears to her pos- ¬ to perfection We wish however tc sessed of all the attributes that make up ¬ The Right Side of the Color Line To heredity to the transmission of traits from sire to son we owe most of the possibilities of growth and development If each newly born bngr started outanew without the force of heredity the level of life might be expected to be that of the digger Indian or Bushman Naturally bad traits descend like the good Peculiarities of feature excentricities of speech and manner birth marks etc are handed down just as surely as manual dexterity physical beauty mathematical ability and the mentaf and moral qualities in general A curious example of this de- ¬ scent of family traits is furnished by Mrs Maggie Pickett Canton Ga in whose family gray hair was hereditary She writes Gray hair is hereditary in our family As long as I can recollectmy mothers hair has been gray About twelve years ago my hair began to show signs of turning I resolved to try Ayers Hair Vigor and after using it only a few times my hair was restored to its natural color St still usethis dressing occasionally a bottle lasting me quite a while and though over forty years of age my hair retains its youthful color and fullness To all who have faded Snd gray hair I would heartily recommend Dr Ayers Hair Vigor Mrs Maggie Pickett Canton Ga There is no shame in gray hair but there ¬ that m X 1 warn our readers against overfeeding It will not do to suppose that if a call does well on four quarts of milk that it will do twice as well on eight inoi- - wil it do to suppose that if the milk is no properly balanced more of it will make ip for the lack of balance We are sat isfied that a large number of the calves that are spoiled in starting them in lift on separator milk are spoiled by over feeding The separator milk from on goodcow will grow two good calves r it is properly balanced The calves d notneed much over half of the milk anc if the other half is fed to the pigs bal anced in the same way there tvill bi plenty of profit to the man who goes a it intelligently Be careful about over feeding with separator milk and bt careful that what you do feed is prep erly balanced with corn meal cr tlaj seed meal to start on and with shellec corn after the calf is two months old Wallaces Farmer ¬ a manly man may be some sadness because it is un- ¬ timely and out of season Gray hairs are a crown of honor to the aged but to the young they are a stigma There is no need to be gray in youth Grayness comes from a deficiency of the coloring matter which gives the hair its natural tint This color ¬ ing matter can be supplied artificially and is so supplied by Dr J C Ayers Hair Vigor It is by supplying the lacking pigment that Dr Ayers Hair Vigor re- ¬ stores gray or faded hair to its original color Beyond this it makes the hair gTOw gives it gloss and softness stops it from falling removes dandruff and cleanses the scalp Mrs C M Ayrec Mount Airy Ga writes About three years ago my head became full of dandruff which caused great annoyance after a time the hair began falling out The use of Dr J C Ayers Hair Vigor stopped the hair from falling out and made the scalp clean and healthy ¬ RUNNING A CREAMER Why n Good Ulnny Enterprises This Ivind Have Proved Finan ¬ 03 cial Failnres ROAD NEAR TARDLET PA A Clog to Prosperity as Well as Cpmfort i The village which has placed its streets in perfect condition and has neglected the highways leading thereto has ar- ¬ ranged like the lord of the manor to live in seclusion Has the village all it requires Does it depend upon anything or anybody for its existence growth and prosperity Js it not in fact most dependent Does 3iot every village depend upon the ex lent of the accessible area of which it is the center and metropolis and the prosperity of that area The village cannot shift the burden upon the farmer nor the farmer upon hlsbrother farmer Each is interested and the contiguity of the highway is but an incident Suppose the Erie rail ¬ road were abandoned whose loss would be the greater that of the farmer living within one half mile or the one a mile -- distant LIFE IN THE COUNTRY The XjiiMberinj of Farm Houses and Free Rural Mail Delivery Would Add to Its Comforts Residents of the country desire to see the rural districts placed in every practicable way on an equality with the city and city dwellers are gradually learning that the whole land would be materially benefited in mamr ways if this end were attained The improve ¬ ment of highways bj state aid is a long step in the right direction and makes possible the introduction of other fea ¬ tures calculated to ameliorate condi- ¬ tions and bring the back country dis ¬ tricts into closer touch with the world Easy means of communication more rapid transit the electric car every wherevCrossing the land free rural pos- ¬ tal delivery and some plan for naming roads and numbering houses so that the farm house may be as readily lo cated as the city house are among the improvements that the near future i oughtrio bring A plan for the last named purpose is being pressed by theCalifornia Cultiva- ¬ tor All roads beginning atthe county seat or end nearest are divided intoseo tions of one mile each and each mile into ten blocks with an odd number for one side and an even one for the other The houses on each block are desii t nated by the block number with a dis tinguishing letter following it This locates every house and tells how far it is from the beginning of the road To find block 43Q divide by two as blocks 1 and 2 are opposite each other getting 21S a nd then divide by ten as there are tern blocks to the mile and it will be plain that block 436 is 2L8 miles from the beginning of the road The ndoption of this plan the Cultivator thirfks would pave the way for a speedy enforcement of a rural free delivery of -- There are at least two good reason why many of the creameries in difterem localities have proven a failure One oj the principal ones is a lack of milk The creameries were built all right and with proper management would have turned out a good quality of product but the amount of milk wasinsufficien to pay running expenses and the nat ural consequence was failure Whiii creameries pay they can only be made to pay with plenty of milk and in work ing up a cooperative creamery one o the first items to look after is the supplj of milk The farmers must not onlj keep cows but they must keep good dairy cows and be willing to sell th milk at a fair price and there mustbe a sufficient number of cows to keep tht creamery running every day Male sure of the cows before undertaking tht building Another cause is the invest ment- of too much money Too high 1 price is paid to the promoters of the scheme The dairy business is of slow growth and if after a careful canvas the milk of only300 cows can be received it is rather poor economy to invest in a building and machinery tc work up the milk of 500 cows Then be sure that considering quality you ar paying a fair price One of the schemes worked that has caused more failures than any other is to induce the farmers and business men to take stock in a company to pay for a creamery that the promoters will put up all complete ready to make butter and at two to three times what the building and machinery could hare been put in had more care been exercised in the bujnng Dakota Field and If arm ¬ ¬ She has long ago made up her mind however that Johns sisters are loud and his mother impossible she won- ¬ ders how such people can have a son and brother like dear John and after marriage she intends keeping them at a distance The wedding day arrives and she hears Johns mother call her daugh- ¬ ter but to her ears it does not imply much is only one of the forms to be gone through on that happy day Then comes the honeymoon time and for two whole weeks the bride has John all to herself Xo thoughts of his rela ¬ tions obtrude themselves on that bliss ¬ ful time When the couple return to town to take up their abode in the cozy home that dear John has prepared Mrs John finds herself greeted by her mother-in-laas and sisters-in-lawell as by her own mother and quiet ehool girl sister The two latter how- ¬ ever are quite overshadowed by Johns relations and Mrs John resents the fact in her heart As the days go by she discovers that her people-in-lashow no disposition entirely to relinquish Johns society be- ¬ cause he has married a wife Heisstill the son and brother although he ha become a husband and the first frown that she remembers to have seen on his brow is caused by a petulant remark of hers that she wishes his sister Flora would stop somewhere else than with them while her own home is shut up during the temporary absence of the rest of the family Alan Cameron in -- N Y World OF A LOWER ORDER Woman lias Progressed But Ulan Is Yet in a Benighted State A few weeks ago a new play was tried upon town near New York The author was a man but in some way he had learned a good deal about womens mental processes and when the leading lady proceeded to cut a Gordian knot by methods strictly feminine a girl in the audience beamed appreciatively Oh you wily creature she murmured addressing the absent dramatist Then she turned impulsively to a serious looking wom an who sat beside her a-- dressing It sands whose on beautiful Curebook a cured Free Ayres Mount Airy Ga Dr Ayers Hair Vigor is noted as a Mrs C M Lowell Mass is used every day by thou- ¬ chief claim to beauty rests hair Send for Dr Ayers story of cures told by the Address the J C Ayer Co At psyAROggl gB feEATINYftr5 8- - Ajf 1 ¬ w w w Now how could he have known she would do just that lie certain ly must have been a woman in some far off incarnation Her neighbors seriousness became sever- ¬ ity and she frowned the frivolous young person down That is quite impossible she said with impressive gravity Evidently you havent studied the subject Woman is a progressed state A man may look forward to being a woman in a future incarnation but he be- ¬ longs to a lower order and has never been feminine in the past Then she wondered whjr the girl found the rest of the play so funny N Y Sun ¬ fflm FREE Brand R To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself S CtiE Cf THIS STARCH WILL I A HALF I fifflPfi that all claims for its superiority and econN AS FAR AS A M I WfXl OTHER STABCB CF omy are true the makers have had prepared CilUBiNGERBR0SCI jgjSr at great expense a series of three L POUND GO POUND AKO ¬ 11SKES REQUIRES HO COOKING COLLARS WO CUFKSTIF F WiD 1CCE Ps8 celebrated ELASTIC STARCH for a few months to all users of the Flat Iron ANY WOMEN IN BUSINESS From the Free Press Detroit Mich A prominent business man recently expressed the opinion that there is one thing that will prevent wonien from completely filling mans place in the business world they cant be depended upon because they are sick too often This is refuted by Mrs C W Mansfield a business woman of 58 Farrar St Detroit Mich who says A complication of female ailments kept me awake nights and wore me out I could get no relief from medicine and hope was slipping away from me A young lady in my employ gave me a box of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People I took them and was able to rest at night for the first time in months I bought more and took them and they cured me as they also cured several other people to my knowledge I think that if you should ask any of the drug- of Detroit who are the fistsWilliams Pink Pills they best buyers of would say the young women These pills certainly build up the nervous system and many a young woman owes her life to them As a business woman I am pleased to ¬ GAME PLAQUES advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in The subjects are the manner specified American Pheasant American Wild Ducks Lippincotts exact reproductions of the xooco originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of TrimiuingrM for miner Skirts Nearly all the new summer gowns are trimmed sometimes with a certain styl ¬ ish simplicity but usually in a most elaborate fashion Many of the sum mer silk frocks are trimmed from hem to belt with row upon row of fine lace insertion or with alternate rows of lace insertion and ruffles This style of trimming is quite as appropriate for organdie as for silk Some of the most elaborate imported gauze and net gowns show double and even triple skirts each with showy garnitures of niching and ruffles When the silk skirts are trimmed with ruffles or flounces of the same material the edge of each ruffle or flounce is trimmed with a ruching of mousseline de soie or Brussels net or the flounces and ruchings both may be of the muslin or net When a skirt is cut with a deep circular frill set on a yoke the frill is often entirely hidden under rows of narrow net ruch ¬ 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold Each ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute How To necom mend them physician and as they did me than any more for I can All purchasers of throo 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to rc ceivofrom their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can bo obtained only from your grocer id Tfiams Si Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only give Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale with ruchings and sleeves and yokes covery of modern times has done so much to are completely covered with close set enable women f o take their proper place in rows of muslin or net It is fortunately life by safe guarding their health as Dr for a trimming easy to make and inexpens- Williams Pink Pills bloodPale People Acting directly on the and nerves inive- Demoresfs vigorating the body regulating the funcKOW TO CONTROL THEM tions they restore the strength and health AvenBinp HIk Troubles to the exhausted woman when every effort An IngrenionH Contrivance Which I can see easily now why Spain de of the physician proves unavailing MuIcch the Management of Unruly For the see theyve been mixing Manila rope est benefit growing girl they are of the greatfor the mother indispensable for Bovine Very Easy ¬ ¬ ¬ ings andthe yoke is covered by puffings my general of net usually of black over color Near ¬ good health ly all of the new gauzy sashes are edged No di s- People credit for Sudden ly Prostrated n1 T -- iwwbbmi iwiiii i m h w wy FOB DECORATIHG WALLS ARD CEILINGS dealer and do your own decorating IRIJ Wfflfg GOLO SlKSpSSS I IS RJ3U ¬ This material is a HAJS15 PIW1SI5 to be applied with a rush and becomes as bard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works caually as well witli cold or hot water S3SENI FOK SAMPLE COLOR CAED8 and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it RAL Is ir THE WIURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S NEW YORK Ji eeh Fasten a stout stick about six feet street cigar store Any special reason asked the cigar long to the horns allowing it to project equally on either side of the head Per 6tore man pendicular to this place a stick four feet Yes of course there is Dont you long and fasten it to the lower part of see theyve been mixing Manila rope the head by means of the ring in the and Havana tobacco together for years and enjoying the profits I didnt know this till T got some new history pounded Into me by this war but I knew I had been smoking a whole lot of rope ¬ said an old smoker in a Seventeenth every woman invaluable For paralysis locomotor ataxia and other diseases long supposed incurable these pills have proved their efficacy in thousands of oases i F AT FIRST YOU DOfllT SUCCEED TRY The first gray hair that a man finds in his hair he thinks must have been caused by trouble it certainly wasnt age Atchison Globe AN OPERATION AVOIDED Mrs Boea Gaum Writes to Mrg BirTkTmm About it She Says se -- -- J Denver Times THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers BIG FOUR ROUTE THE GREAT THROUGH CAR LINE TO 33 Cincinnati Juno 2 85 4 10 A 13 9J 5 00 a 15 4 50 ii 7f 3 70 HOW TO CONTROL CATTLE Bind the sticks securely together where they cross Place ropes in the three ends get behind the animal and he can be etisiiy managed as great leverage is secured If he tries to run straight ahead pulling on the upright will throw the head up in the air Orange Judd bulls nose or in the case of any other animal a strap just back of the muzzle Spring FLOUR -- Winter family CHAIN Wheat No 2rcd LAMBS No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Rve No 2 HAY Prime to choice PxO VISION S - Mess Pork Lard Pi i no steam BUTTER Choice dairy Piimeto ct o C3 creamery Light shippers SHEEP Choice 3 75 3 40 C 10 3 3 C fcO fro 335 ft 3 75 45 7 30 4 i r0 8 5 form you of the good 3our Vegetable Compound has done me I cannot thank you enough for what your medi ¬ cine has done for-- mc it has indeed helped me wonderfully Forynars I was trou- - y v Dear Mrs Pixkiiam I take pleas- ¬ ure in writing you a few lines to in- ¬ CINCINNATI ST LOUIS NEW YORK THE BEST ROUTE BETWEEN 0 BOSTON Cincinnati Oats Nc p 9 50 o 1 TM 2 45 9 75 1 17i 5 50 3 00 50 5 40 5 APPLES Fer bbl ai PCTATOES New per bbl CHICAGO 12 1714 3 S5 til at last I bled with- an ovarian tumor each year grow ing worse un ¬ - 1 omcAMmm t - and Chicago St Louis Toledo and ELEGANT DINING CARS E O MCCORMICK luuenger Troitic Manager VARREN J LYNCH AesI Genl Pass Tkt Agt Detroit j M E INGALLS President TORONTQjsjaB DETROIT TOLEOO GOSHEN M ¬ rI IT r A U V BENTON HARBOR fcTLTLAfc NILtS ELKHART glrrr KANKAKEE B 2 75 iErmer Xt DAIRY SUGGESTIONS FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN- - -- Wheat-No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No OATS No 2 PORK Mess jinajls is claimed that if mold and rotted feed is fed to cows the butter will not Six llesf Winter Apples come That is reasonable - The best six kinds of apples for fam ¬ The oil meal trust is socking jx to the ily use in winter and for market as well L A Y Bulletin LAD Steam NEW YORK h 50 SiVs 80 ua 10 33 Cm 2VA 9 70 9 Cn 5 65 ft 5 70 6 12 G 1 was compelled to consult with a physician He said nothing could be done for me but to go under an operation In speaking- with a friend of mine about it she recommended Lydia E - fos3VARs TON ifc bvTtMPIETOH LAFAYETTE wpOLFiX 0 0 0 oe t riNDi Li f vV- - T PANVILLElf B qALTON Uaw ll -- f L are the King Spy Spitzenburg Bald ¬ win and Greening for sour apples and for sweei apples Found Sweet for early lUJse and the Belle Bonne for late use This last apple is a great keeper of jniost delicious quality and a great bear- ¬ er It is an old Connecticut fruit and has been crowded out of sight by in- i erior torts To this list might be added Hbbardston Nonesuch and as appies almost sure to return crops It jb remarkable how well clean these apples resist the attacks of inject and fungi Seek-No-Farth- dairymen and breeders right along Ii is advising heavy feeding of oil meal Dont do it Feed oil meal In very lim ited quantities Whole flaxseed ground meal is as good and perhaps better than oil meal We believe that oil meal fed recklessly fed as it is advised to be fed by the oil meal trusi has killed thousandstif ani ¬ mals If the butter from the milk of u herd does not come it may be caused by the fault in one cow Put the milk of separate cows in self sealing glass jars and after 12 hours shake vigorously In ueing rennet for making cheese until the butter comes If there is use about 2y2 ounces prepared Tennet broth instead of butter that cows milk i is at fault West era Plowman or XiOQO pounds of milk ¬ N FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT NoJired CORN No 2 mixed er ¬ ng- she knew it would cure me I then sent for your medicine and after takiZC oyii i Ung- three battles of it the tumor dis- ¬ g OALS Mixed 3054 PORK New mess 12 00 1175 appeared Oh you do not know how by thesu LAHD Western 0 374 D A much good your medicine has done Jn Pize v BALTIMORE me I shall recommend it to all sufferi- Jlapnillc taken by GOO FLOUR Family 5 CO ng- women Mrs Eosa Gaum 720 canvassin 1 ooji n 1 OoJi GRAIN AVheat No 2 terinM in 1 0H 94 Southern Wheat illustrated W1 St Los Angeles Cal 3G Corn Mixed UROTHKHi 30 33 Oats No 2 white 32J4 5he great and unvarying- success of Rye No 2 western G0J 2 Ldia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ 70001 CATTLE First quality 4 10 4 40 HOGS Western 4 40 4 50 pound in relieving- every derangement peek catalog INDIANAPOLIS of the female orgaas demonstrates 90 GRAIN Wheat No 2 it to be the modern safeguard of wo ¬ WlLLmhia Corn No 2 mixed 32i mans happiness and bodily strength Oats No 2 mixed 28 More than a million women have been LOUISVILLE r tv 15 10 S9 Pinkhanas Vegetable Compound sayi- At - M r-r- r 1 V -- - - FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn Mixed j 3 75 I s - 4 00 90 35 29 11 50 G 75 benefited by it Every woman who needs advice f about her health is invited to write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass i CURES Best Cough in timi w 1 rAfMi umiJ MV rV flM PERFECT IN OjjJGnml jgpq pw 8 vsw sv- - THE BOUEBON NBWS PARIS KY HER CHAFING DISH TUESDAY JUNE 14 1898 gtagaai Hii i mq Haggard tf I Reeds new laundry is Give lis a call Haggard Reed Triumph In Photographic Art fluences That fate may let us share them all Though not to gluttony inclined We laugh with gastronomic glee And each lays plan with secret mind To eat tiCbitb enough for three For When Fanchon to her chafing dish Repairs and lights the alcohol We look for miracles and wish doing first class work Da IVSiles9 7J Heart Cure JAffllf Cures a Prominent Attorney k Of daintier which the dish may hold -- iless of the steam Whose l tics pleuae us more than gold and croquettes JSer iinn u rnclon jkt Is a cook supreme MSS r IVV Til IV A gracious Are Her teis and her omelets Achieve iho climax of success oys huiei f cliciousness en it he That Fanchon s skill is so unique 3 know what avor all for me Are her Li lght eyet and glowing cheek Well Fanehci cater to the iron And to the mauls whom men desire But dont gt scorched young lady when Youre playing with the dainty lire Chicago Record And yet I woiuer the test of time and atmospheric inMade in all sizes aud is dur- ¬ able The likeness is always preserved in minntest detail and can be made from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to pxam ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any eopiuir and enlarg ing of old pictures I make your sit- ¬ tings free when von desire a large picture from life ud guarautee satisVerT respectfully faction L U rinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris K ¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand IRONING- MADE anmiiiiiiiiii HI li BSY J S W Of Peck P To O w n ii i III il ii li 11 n li t M KEStHEME ¬ Ss V ysaSt ¬ ynKCift Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drus 2lst Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana ther have cured me Kor the benefit of otLcrs o jtiilictedJ wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ADEHSBr Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per bo Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists lion t Wrights Celery Tea regulates the i i ipif BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO ASD FROM WriariLs v C TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan EpSslSI SAFE EEHIND IRON DOORS How a Brooklyn Sacrament Service Is Protected From Thieves It is generally accepted as a fact that R T C PTTrTPR Hio l rVJinrrnnclrm be most expensive and elaborate taber iW attorney of Belfast N Y writes nacle for the services in this couurry is I was discharged from tho army on that belonging to St Augustines account of ill health find suffered from church Brooklyn Formed entirely of heart trouble ever since I frequently had gold and silver and studded with pre- fainting and smothering spells My form cious stones it would prove a rich haul was bent as a man of CO I constantly wore for the daring but sacrilegious marauder an overcoat oven in summer for fear of cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ This fact was fully appreciated by the takingMy ness rest ivas broken by severe pains church authorities who have devised a about plan of protection which is as near per- ¬ years the heart and left shoulder Three ago commenced using Dr Miles fect as can be It is an electric system Heart Cure Inotwithstanding I had used so xmique and effective and now when the much patent medicine and taken drugs from congregation arrives the tabernacle is Cpctors for years withoutubeing helped Dr fm full view hut as soon as the congreMiles Heart Cure restored mo to health It gation is dismissed the tabernacle dis- is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords appears completely apparently without mo much pleasure to recommend this rem edy to everyone human aid rr TVTilrve PnmnliAt f pp Two great heavy harveyized iron zm ciu wi wj j n nnci ixro fK -- BwBIlWG 0 gv doors which have been covered with fricrfc inlOT fig5 gold leaf roll forward at the press of tvguarantee first bottle an electric button and completely con benefits or money re ceal and protect the costly chancel funded Book on dis KJiAE V t These folding doors meet in a dome at eases of the heart and 3l3 the top to afford protection in that direc- nerves free Address DE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind tion The motion of the doors is slow and easy special apparatus being do vised for the purpose the doors moving on heavy roller bearings The motion is imparted to them by means of a sys tem of gears actuated by an electric snGtor installed directly beneath in the cellar In order that no one should have access to the actuating push buttons ihese are placed in a regulation fire and burglar proof vault of massive construc tion ine comumation to wnicn is known only to the rector and his assoD ciates All the wires leading to the motor from the source of supply are con Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Jiected at vaiions points to the local police and burglar alarm service so that Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris should any one tamper wTith the wires y notification would be given immediately The safe doors are so constructed TUESDAY JUNE 14TH 1898 that should any one attempt to drill through them other electric circuits returning everj second Tuesday in each would be closed and the alarm given month FtfEERENCE Every leading physician When the dcors before the tabernacle of Paris Kentucky re closed it is completely inclosed in heavy iron on all sides so that it is annch safer thai if an armed 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DCKLVa w vr Wi WAV wm WMm 3nfMt Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be sure your tickets read via FOUR BIG o Mccormick Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN wi Hi I1 iptoillllliliiiiliiilli w Gen Pass Tkt Agt O l y Cincinnati rrtm mv fL-- fj Sr ¬ pjJ mMig5 iostc N3 - ¬ This starch is prepared on scientific principles by men who have had years of practical experience in fancy laundering It restores old linen and scnimer dresses to their natural whiteness and imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It is tho only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless containing ce there rnjfc plum or any other substance injurious to linen and can be used even for a baby powder yji M wwf For sal CDS by all wholesale and retail nrocsrso stt7rttmxaszirxrmzs2sweras Wrights 17 1896 Hews and Opinions OF IVJItS LAUKA WEISHAUIT ¬ 50c is for the A YEAH ¬ Of Murry Ind Recommends Celery Cap jile xnrjoe of placing a great newspaper Iwic a week wilhin the reach of thn mi siS A good commis- The Sample copies tree sion to agents Write to BY Murry Ind Sept Co Wright Medical 7 4 Courier Journal Co A Louisville Ky ¬ ¬ L H Landman M SPEGiJL ARRANGEMENT YOU CAN GET THE V- - ¬ USS0N NBWS AND THE ¬ T m G0HBIER J0OBUL Both One Year For Unly Columbus Ohio Dear Siks Last spring I purchased a box of Wrights Celeiy Cap suls fv m L C Davenport druggist Blnffton Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ sules I have lost Jill trace of paiu and my stomach is entirely well I can eat anything and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully Mas Eauka Weishatxft 00 W T Brooks at oOc and Sold by to the per box Send address on postal Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free ¬ 1 I I HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi- ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the Kidneys When uriue stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof lhat the kid ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmei Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain iu the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ lowing use of liquor wiue or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor- dinary effect of wamp K ot is soon realized it stands tne higuest tor its wondertul cures of the most distressing ca es If you ned a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottre and pamphlet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three two cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the bettle Mention The Paris Ky News and send your address to Dr Co Binghamptoa X Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen 24sp lmo uiness of this offer National Importance THE sun CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail - - - -Daily and Sunday by mailj 0 8 a year a year The Sunday Sun is the greatest the world T Sunday Newspaper in Bv mail 2 a year Price 5c a copy Address THE SUN New York -- Dealer 19 THE FIRM Of BI0BB3I k This is for cash subscriptions on3y All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to- - The Bourbon News office Paris Ky i -- -- 1 k s Homes cf the Anthracite Miners A group of papers dealing with the Pennsylvania coal regions appears in The Century Jay Hambidge gives An As agent of The Page Woven Wire Artists Impression of the Colliery ReFence t o I am prepared to put up the gion Mr Hambidge says of one of th8 patches where the miners live Each best wire fence on the market It is guaranteed little house with the boxes cubby and to give to turn all kinds of stock satisfaction wholes and fences about it has been built I have put up fence this season for y the man who lives in it And he is farmers who have a laborer a smuggler for mere existence tu use for seven orhad the Page Fence eight years aot deft in the use of tools nor with an I am also prepared to put up the - eye for the symmetrical nor with an best Chicken Fence on the market appreciation for anything beyond the If vou are needing any feuce give me most primal facts of living The roofs a call - of the buildings slant at all angles 0 W MILLER Agent with no two sides of the same length or Paris Ky - deflection One portion will have eaves while its companion will scorn the lux ¬ ury The same incongruity prevails ev- ¬ erywhere Some of the small openings mrpsj nsed for windows are high while others SbtAcr a vssua t J are low One door will open in and an- ¬ T LOUIS JUgCSltfiutfla VEASX Gfluin ¬ HERE IS SOME ik NEW YORK WORLfc TUKICE-A-WEEK THE EDITION1 - 18 Pages a Week loG Papers Year FOB ONE DOLLAlt Piilfelwlied every Sunday Alternate Day except -- The hinges have evidently come from the company scrap pile and the staples and latches and locks from the same source Some of the roofs have shingles others weatherboards while others are formed of great pieces of dusty Eheet iron other out r George Got His Wheel S long time Last year his birthday was embittered by the fact that he did not get the much coveted wheel and so he awaited the day this time with much anxiety During the week before he regularly aand earnestly resorted to prayer that he Tsnight have his desire granted His parents really feared for his faith should he again be disappointed Therefore on the morning of his birthday he found awaiting him by his bedside a beautiful aiew wheel When his mother entered the room she found him delightedly gazing upon ¬ -- George had wanted a bicycle for a The Tbrice-a-Wee- k Edition oP The Nevt York World is fiiat among all 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