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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): July 8, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - Ci o 5 i c B -- A gpBH B Jfm K Lwf ib 9 RBON zfis 1Y FRIDAY JULY Prof Murphy movedfrom here about rwelvo yearsgo and now has charge of the Logan Fein ale College Mr Albert Hawes of Chicago and Mr T P Wiiddl have gone to Swango Spiings tqlsiend a few days and will fish in Red River Mrs RobVTarr Mrs Wallace Lav sou Messrs J jr Sniedley and W E i Jntier attended the Chautauqua at Lexington this week Mr Julian Adair left Wednesday on He ciie excursiou to Washington Chy will return by way of Asheville N C and visit souia lady friends Mrs W A Morrison of Nepton and Miss BsrthajMcKllnp of Miysville a sister a id nltice h ive been guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Herbert this week Union seryices will be held during the Summer ontSunday nights Rw H R Tjaird wiHgpfreach at the Preach at the Pre jbyteriau Church Sunday night Mclnfcyre5 McClintock shipped a double decjkcar of lambs to Bostoa Wednesdand car of cattle to Cincin ¬ nati and Quipped two double deck cars of uibs folBoston to day NEW 8 1898 laiiTMJ 8 j CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners fB3EXWSE2tKXZXB3IBXXETBa PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb mu 3 issi svssmx3S4ts3satea7sntti EIGHTEENTH YEAR 1 PARIS BOURBON CO MILLERSBURG NO 54 mi fn 4 Ti nmwwaamiagiirweM WlRE YOU T Root Savage bus malarial fever June with its warm days turns our thoughts to cool Wheat is telling here for 05 cents You are interested of course and we Mrs IR Bist is visit iujr relatives in light furniture Danville invite you to come and see what we are offering Mrs Anlrew Butler has been quite ill for several weeks White Enamel Bed Room Furniture Dresser and washstand Vander Mr Rush bevel mirror nicely finished Former price IS THIS VJifiiiK14o bilt college Hart returned truui Tuesday Saturday will be on Twenty four 3 piece Chamber Suits received Misses Mary and Auua Belle Boulden 12 50 51650 SIS 320 325 are visiting iu May ay i lie sale this week Prices Manor Slack of Maysville is the guest Parlor tables with twisted less and highly polished at 4 25 of his uncle Mr John Peed Odd Parlor Chairs left over from suits SPECIAL SALE this week Dr A J Hitt left AVflnesday for a On parlor floor See thm trip through the North Weat We Mrs Ben Joaes is visiting her father CARPETS Our stock has iust received manv additions Dr Turner at Ruddles Mills duplicate any ones prices and are usually lower Mrs Huffman returned Tuesday from HAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES a visit with relatives at Berry ADY Mondav night from Russlvill0 Ky AVE are the peoples friends We re Services wer hld at the grave Tuesday p I 3 our linen and put neck bands on iir DauI Robertcon News Notes Gathered In Anl About The morning by Rev Haggard f ee Reed The Cruel Knife MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND MISS NELLY BUCKS ER C F BROW p lilf i Carpets Furniture Wall Pape- mama mj mi Ay Rev W M Britt has uone to Missouri on a vacation of several weeks Mr Phillip Orr of toviiiKton is the gut st of Robt Miller Jr near town Mr E P Gamole and family have gone to Michigan to spend the Sutuuie Mrs Tas McClure of Paris was the guest of Mrs Ameiica Bntler Wednes ¬ day Mr Win Collier of Mt Sterling is the guest of Miss Sallie Mclutyre Tm- - -- PifiilkAFC day Miss May Turner will entertain a number of her young lady friends to- - BL W Olol n r inn tUKAOO ew SEED MACHIKES O night Miss Maude Owney of Covington is the guest of her cousin Miss Alice Por-¬ all defenses Battle Ships etc llftf and flnnllv se upon the advice of a and biographies of Dewey and all traits friend decided to A Good Memory prominent officers Nearly 600 pages try S S S Swifts Marvelously cheap Massive volume If the second bottle he WNM1 Kih UtT MJrlE ften s we fiioney find also good health Only authentic official you are troubled with constipation indiges began to improve After twenty bottles had Best aul horship Any tion or any tprm ot stomach trouble remem- ¬ been trken the Cancer disappeared entirely book Experit nce not necessary ber to talce home a bottle of Dr Caldwells and he was cured The cure was a nermanent body can pell i Ladies as successful Syrup PeRSirbaud health will be restored to one for he is now seventeen years old and has as gentlemen We are the largest sub ¬ U doses 10c large size 50c vbu TrialIzes Uic disease to re- scription book firm in America Write and 31 00 oayT Br lots druggist f vns never had a sign of the dreadful Murdoch turn JN Ky- Uan xm us Fifty persons are employed in our 279 Snodgrass St Dallas Texas i correspondence department alone to Absolutely the only hope for Cancer serve you Our book is just out Get tJK TTf rwvT CHj ucuta mrr is Swifts Specific urn v w aiahci igency now and be first in the field Spears JVJLcDkrmott qnart Large 50c War Map in QDlors free with which the doctors said an operation was the only hope The oper ation was a severe one as it was neces- ¬ sary to cut down to the jawbone and scrape it Before a great while the Can- ¬ cer returned and be- ¬ gan to grow rapidly We gave him many remedies without re wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th t It is absolutely useless to expect a surgical operation to cure cancer or terms any other blood disease JThe cruelty Term of 20 lessons private 12 50 of such treatment is illustrated in the Term of 20 lessons class 625 alarming number of deaths which re- ¬ Payable in advance sult from it The disease is in the Studio within a square of City School blood and hence can not be cut out Nine times out of ten the surgeons For information address either of above at Paris Ky knife only hastens death till lsep My son had a most malignant Cancer for OFFICIAL WAR BOOK by Congressman James RanKin Young All about War with Spain the Navy SaJ lJfW ¬ ¬ icmeil Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand EDWARDS Also the best line of Am town tv i m i Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators c- aflJafttehBaasner -3HHBRHAninatS5A0J 9CiS5X Tr jajuiiit L oprugoiarp IICT UJI Jfteiro Western liipLjiy reut iKI i AEvJkVXTslm A six room brick resi m PlHHsaut street between Miss Dorothy Peed entertained a num dence ber of hei young lady friends Thumiay Fourth ajSl Fifth Possessioa given evening July 1st Jfepply to children J T Hinton Mrs Harmon otitt and tw j went to Stanford yesterday to yisit relatives JT is closing out his baby Wednes carriageslsrow is your cnance Mrs T M Purnell returned tf day from a visit to Paris and North Middletown Dr D D Eads of Paris was down STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Wednesday to see Mis Ada Smith who OF THE is improving TftATTBIBAM Miss Bettie Brent Johnson guest of X13 PX Miss Anna Louise Best returned to incorporated Paris 3 esterday PARIS KENTUCKY Dr J Ed Ray of Paris was down at the close of business Wednesday to see Mrs W M Miller JTuUQL who is still quite ill TtEtfOURCES Mrs Anna Thornton went to Mays- ¬ Clarke For Resit mon 1IIU as it is the only remedy which goes to the very bottom Qf the hlood and forces out every trace of tjie disease S S S ia guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no potash mercury or other mineral Books on Cancer will be mailed free to any address by the Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga Z9i9t5SP 9 for Blood oxvaluable Other outfit Big premiums Tremendous seller Most gest money maker ever known Agents libpral terms guaranteed to 2800 per day making 700 Freight Twenty days credit given to agents paid Full book sent prepaid 1 45 Splendid sample outfit and full instructions free for nine 2 oent stamps to pay postage Mention this paper MONROE BOOK COIept M ChicagoIll book - AN THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE jj j j JJtK m OiXXOJTl Tl gftl WEEKLY n mm 30tLl a Ell RER m i inrl nr tnYn Call and examine goods and get prices Why H S Stout Succeeds Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Pans FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only iay 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 has built trade that appreciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout If you wrant credit 3our high price tailor gladly extends it for he makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by giving H S Stout trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for As a result of this ¬ jk Jk eshio0X system he up a large ib37 ¬ -- ner uncie vjreo Miss Mary Miller of Atlanta Ga tame Tuesday and is the guett of D and Mrs W M Miller Mrs G eo S Savage of Winchester attended the funeral of her niece Miss Cieora Murphy Tuesday Mrs John Connell and babe of Paris have been the guests of Mrs Anna Thornton for several days Miss Anna B Engleman of Stanford guest of Aiisses Maggie and Kate Rankin has returned home Mrs Aikin and daughter Miss Mary of Lexington are guests of Mrs America Butler and Jas A Butler Mrs Ida Collier and son of Lexing- ¬ ton and Mrs Anna Perine of Louir ville are quests of Mr Stiles Stirun n and family Mr and Mrs Mark Burris and Mrs Carrie Hopper of Headquarters weie guests Wednesday ot Mr Forrest Brooks and family The remains of Miss Clara Murphy aged 35 accompanied by her father Prof A G Murphy and two sisters Misses Mary and Lizzie arrived here Dl f7 iH3ijsiyf Furnittlf5 rl fVin V wifc r t 1 rvP aiiirMjer J V J L Fixtures- - -Mnfc e -- 3p ou 500--0- 0 vo 00 10 17 Stocks Loans Bills Discounted 216671 82 34329 6175 9946 We have arranged a Clubbing Rate ibrxffihibhfcejjanreriye Year for only k K Overdrafts Cash Due from Banks Both Papers One iM - 7659 80 283114 82 VAPOR Mill V OR CAB1KET I Regular Price for Both is Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Individual Deposits Due Banks LIABILITIES 100000 00 30000 00 15802 38 136707 62 604 82 RLenmatisin Lumbago Sciataca Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leaness Skin and Blood Diseases Kidney Diseases Nervous Diseases Asthma Catarrh etc Foil Sale By At A We save you generous part of this sum ijcuu ui uiiiig yvuL uaau wiiu oruer to THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky 283114 82 Undivided Profits Remaiuing Dec 31st 1897 12776 69 Gross Earnings past 6 months 9211 92 Disposed of as follows 21988 61 OHAS N FITEIAN Shires jewelry store Paris Ky NYR CURES DR CALDAELLS pepsi m CONSTIPATION Current Exoenses Dividend No 14 Undivided Profits remaining 2186 4000 15802 23 00 3S STYLISH I iave just received a well selected stylish ne w ne f6f 21988 61 B Woodford Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of June 1898 I I Henry Spears Notary Public Buggies Surrevs Barouches 1 3000 AND Pit nrn 3500 lAlLUrilfHj UU Pinions and R oad Wagons 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 i oliciting your patron- ¬ age I promise good work and satisfaction up-to-da- te rAtiio runiii iflilULr JOE MUNSON Cutter rTTDITTTTTTTP X H S STOUT Manager III via the Queen Low Rates Exposition Omaha June i Nov II J H HAGGARD GOING DOWNHILL People sufFering M rB Crescent Route from all points south to the Trans Mississippi f- T ist WM l J B Y P II International Meeting Buffalo July 14 THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction best materials skilled workmanship modern and up to date in all its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by all prominent dealers -- Knights Pythias Conclave Indianapolis August 22 39 39 GAR Cincinnati Encampment O September 5 10 1898 TERSTEGGKE GOHMANN CO Louisville Ky Ask ticket Agents for particulars or apply to U 85 c C Rinearson Q P A Cincinnati O for free W 3 Books Haps Printed Matter Time Tables Ra no q and full information o 1 98 I ZZSJSS m WmL a from Kidney Diseas es feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality They should lose no time m trying Foleys Kidney Cure a Guaranteed Preparation is T -- j3 IM aSBKSefc TZM Sold by James Kennedy Druggist - 1 Mi Jfcifi fwPiwrvr S t r wyv u THE BOUHBON NEWS PA EIS KY FRIDAY JULY 8 1898 B -t it Gervera Attempts to Sneak ftwaij Three of His Ships Burned and One Surrenders jAdm Cervera and Most of the Officers Taken Prisoners jjThe ly taken under consideration Gen Shafters notice was that lie would the bombarding- of the city Tues ¬ in day unless the surrender was made Fearing1 the awful results of bombardment the representatives of foreign countries at Santiago assembled and asked that another day be given for the women children and to be taken out of the city It is thought under the circumstances that Gen Shafter would give a reason- ¬ able time for the removal of the women and children At all events a period of inaction followed with the expectation that the surrender will be made Tuesday or else that the bombardment will begin The news from Dewey was equally stirring in character His official dispatch bore the Hong Kong- date of July 4 although it came from Cavite July 1 It told not only of the arrival of the first expedition but of the cap ture of Guan Ladrone islands with its beg-- Spanish Loss Was 350 Killed 160 Wounded and 1600 Captured ur toss Was One Killed and One Wound ¬ ed Not An American Ship Was In ¬ jured Shafter Demands the Surrender of Santiago v I 1 f tS ST K R Washington July 5 Inspiring glorious news thrilled every avenue of official life and stirred every heart in Ithe national capital Monday making lit indeed a glorious Fourth of July Word came from Shafter from Samp son and from Dewey telling of successes already achieved and those near jat hand The wildest and most inde scribable enthusiam greeted Adm Sampsons dispatch announcing the complete annihilation of Adm Cer veras fleet and the surrender of the admiral himself with 1300 Span ish prisoners Cheer after cheer rang rt hrough the corridors of the state nvar and navy building A surging mass of newspaper correspondents struggled about the bulletin boards and hundreds of officials and clerks crowded up to hear the stirring news First the hurrahs started in the navy department but as word passed along the cry was taken up until every hall and corridor echoed with the Soon the news cheers of victory spread outside and ran to the Fourth of July crowds until the whole na capital was cheering To say I tional that glad tidings were welcome to the president and his advisors but faintly tells the sentiments it inspired Among them and in all official quar ters it was accepted not only as a glor ious victory on the natal day oi tne republic but one which dealt such a deadly blow to Spain that she could not rise again To Secretary Navy Siboney July 3 The fleet under my command offers jiw- tfieVnation as a Fourth of July pres ent the destruction of the whole of Cerveras fleet Not one escaped It attempted to escape at 930 a m and at 2 p m the last the Cristobal Colon had run ashore 60 miles west of Santiago and had let down her colors The Infanta Marie Teresa Oquendo and Vizcaya were forced ashore burned and blown up within 20 miles of Santiago the Furor and Pluton were destroyed within four miles of the port Loss one Enemys killed and two wounded loss probably several hundred from pun fire explosions and drowning About 1800 prisoners including Adm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- -- lyn Cervera The man killed was George H Ellis chief yoeman of the Brook ¬ Sampson Washington July 5 The following dispatch was received from Commo- ¬ dore Watson Monday night Pelaya Del Este July 3 To the secretary of the navy Washington D C At 930 am today the Spanish squadron seven in all including one gunboat came out of Santiago in column and was totally destroyed within an hour excepting Cristobal Colon which was chased 45 miles to -- IT IS POSTPONED and Oquendo and the destroyers- all firing- rapidly All of the American battle ships A Conference Over Advisability of Bom opened fire at once and the Spanish barding Santiago at Present were soon in a hurricane of shot and shell but the Colon kept on bravely 2ho Possibility That Santiago Will till when about ten milsirom the There is 15e Eotoburried This Week Gen westward of Morro Castle AdmT Cer Pando Outers the City With vera turned his vessel to the shore and Over 6000 Spaniards She was blazing in a beached her score of places but her guns kept at Washington July G There was no work and the white flag never showed bombardment of Santiago Tuesday and until she was completely disabled possibly will not be during the present The Oquendo and Vizcaya were op- ¬ week This is the opinion of members posed to the Iowa Texas and Indiana of the cabinet as expressed on leaving and went down to defeat with fearful the White House after the cabinet meet swiftness covering only about half ing Secretary Alger and Secretary the distance made by the Colon be Long- have been in almost constant fore their captains ran them ashore communication with Gen Shafter and Their crews fought with desperate Admiral Sampson upon the situation bravery but their courage was no and the conclusion has been reached match for the courage of our men that it would not be advisable added to their superb gunnery The to attempt to carry the city of Santia ¬ Spanish shells went wild for the most go by storm with our present forces part but the American gun fire was Gen Shafter in a dispatch received Monday night confirmed the report that Gen Pando with 0000 Spaniards had arrived in the city and were already distributed among the fortifications This reinforcement makes the Spanish forces de fending the city from 10000 to 1S000 The very great advantage of being intrenched adds materially to their strength and in the opinion of military men makes their effective fight ing force from a third to a half greater than our own Gen Shafter in his dispatches states that the excessive heat and rains of the last two weeks have contributed nearly as much as the Span ish bullets to the ineffectiveness of our army Under these circumstances it is his opinion that it would be unwise to attempt to carry the city by assault This view is shared by the officials here and also it is understood by Adm Sampson in command of the fleet At the cabinet meeting the president directed that tele grams be sent to Gen Shafter and Adm Sampson suggesting- that thev confer as to the situation and particularly as to the advisability ol the admirals attempt to force a pas sage into Santiago bay and so he in a position to render effective aid in the i assault upon the city It is known to be Gen Shafters desire to have CAPT W T SAMPSOK Commending North Atlantic Squadron United States Wavy the fleet enter the harbor Orders were also given looking to the immediate dispatch of troop ships garrison of six officers and 54 men and marked by merciless precision Th from Tampa with reinforcements for the surrender of the gunboat Leyte two cruisers both on fire were Shafter and others now off Santiago beached not more than- one quarter will be brought here at the earliest with 52 oificers and 94 men Following are the details of the de- of a mile apart possible moment to aid in the transstruction of the Spanish fleet Off Santiago July 5 Adm Cer- portation of reinforcements It is Three of the Spanish cruisers that vera escaped to the shore in a boat probable tbab at least 15000 will be were bottled up in Santiago harbor sent by the Gloucester to the assist- sent forward as rapidly as transporta and two torpedo boat destroyers were ance of the Infanta Marie Teresa and tion can be provided Thus augment pounded into helpless hulks by the as soon as he touched the beach he ed no to seems be there guns of Adm Sampsons fleet on Sun ¬ surrendered himself and his staff to doubt the Gen forces under day in a vain attempt to escape from Lieut Morton and asked to be taken on Shafter will be able to storm the harbor The vessels were beached board the Gloucester which was the and take the city without delay in a last effort to save as many of the only American vessel near him atrjfe These are the views entertained by lives of the crews as possible time with several of his officers in ¬ members of the cabinet who talked Adm Cervera on board the Cristo- cluding the captain of the flagship freely Tuesday on the subject Neverbal Colon headed his fleet in the at- The Spanish admiral who was also theless the orders under which both tempt to get away at about 930 wounded in the arm was taken to the the army and navy are now operating give the commanders wide discretion and it is not doubted that should SPAINS FOURTH OF JULY changed circumstances seem to war rant it an aggressive movement will be begun A senator who talked with the mili ta officials said there was no doubt of the outcome if the American fleet could get inside the harbor and thus place the city between the land and sen bombardments The arrival at Santiago of Gen - fjpr T iW 3 Pando with reinforcements for Li nares occasioned some comment on the course of Gen Garcia and his Cuban troops in not holding Pando back particularly in view of the fact that Gen Lawtons brigade was co operating with Garcia but it is believed the lat ter left Lawton in an embarrassed posi tion At the same time the disposition of the authorities was mainly o meet the situation now presented rather than to question how it came about In meeting it the most active steps toward getting large reinforcements to Gen Shafter were in progress - A PROCLAMATION The President Asks the American People to Offer Thanksgiving to Almighty God Land and Sea Successes I ¬ ¬ ¬ non-combatan- ts Said a jolly man of 40 of almost aldeis since taking Hoods Washington July 7 President Mc manic rotundity What he meant was that Kinley at 1140 Wednesday night is- ¬ Sarsaparilla this grand digestive tonic had so com sued the following proclamation to the pleteiy cured all distress and disagreeable American people dyspeptic symptoms that he lived ate to the people of the united states of and slept in comfort You may be put into ameiuca At this time when to the yet fresh remem- ¬ this delightful condition if you will take No Stomach Have J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - brance of the unprecedented success which at- ¬ tended the operations of the United States fleet in the Bay of Manila on the first day of Americas Greatest Medicine May last are added the tidings of the no less glorious achievements of the naval and mili- ¬ A Slight Misunderstandingtary arms of our beloved country at Santiago Mr Guyer I suppose you ride a wheel de Cuba it is fitting that we should pause staying the feeling of exultation that too Miss Antiquate and Yes indeed I completed Miss naturally attends great deeds wrought by our mv firstAntiquateyesterday century countrymen in our countrys cause should You dont look it Im sure Really reverently bow before the throne of Divine Friends they were but strangers now grace and give devout praise to God who Chicago Evening News holdeth the nations in the hollow of His hands Violations of Law and worketh upon them the marvels of His Dewey began bombarding at Manila afc high will and who has thus far vouchsafed to us the light of His face and led our brave five a m and Sampson and Schley did a lit- ¬ tle job of the same sort the other day at soldiers and seamen to victory three a m Spain is understood to intend I therefore ask the people of the United filing a protest against States upon next assembling for Divine wor ¬ of the eight hour labor these rank violations law Albany Argusship in their respective places of meeting to offer thanksgiving to Almighty God who in Beanty Was Profitable His inscrutible ways now leading our hosts Pretty CashierYou must give me a holi ¬ upon the waters to unscathed triumph now day to recruit my health My beauty is be- ¬ guiding them in a strange land through the ginning to fade Manager Why do you think so dread shadows of death to success even though The at a fearful cost now bearing them without ac- ¬ change men are beginning to count their Pearsons Weekly cident or loss to far distant climes has watch ¬ ed over our cause and brought nearer the suc- ¬ On Wednesday July 20th the Cleveland cess of the right and the attainment of just Akron Columbus Ry will run an excursion and honorable peace from Columbus Zanesville and intermediate With the nations thanks let there bo stations to Niagara Falls via Cleveland and mingled the nations prayers that our gallant the elegant Steamer City of Erie or City of Buffalo Transit sons may be shielded from harm alike on the Buffalo of the Cleveland Co The round trip rate to Niagara Falis battle field and in the clash of fleets and be spared tne scourge of suffering and disease will be 600 from Columbus anu Zanesville 500 from Mt Vernon 400 from Millers while they are striving to uphold their cou- ¬ burg 300 from Akron and proportionately ntrys honor and withal let the nations heart low rates from intermediate stations Train be stilled with holy awe at the thought of the will leave Columbus 1130 a m and Zanes- ¬ noble men who have perished as he- ¬ ville 1200 noon of that day making fast roes die anO be filled with compassion ¬ time For full information as to limits of ate sympathy for all those who suffer tickets trips beyond Niagara Falls and all bereavement or endure sickness wounds details apply to any agent of this company or C F DALY General Passenger Agent and bonds by reason of the awful struggle And above all let us pray with earnest ferver Impossible to Doubt that He the dispenser of all good may speed- ¬ Jpguardson There has been so many reily remove from us the untold afflictions of ports of those Cuban cables being cut when war and bring to our dear land the blessings of Chey havent been cut at all that I dont take restored peace and to all the domain now rav ¬ any more stock in stories of that kind aged by the cruel strife the priceless boon of Atom Yes but its true this time The news about the last cable that was cut came security and tranquility over the cable itself Chicago Tribune William McKinley Executive Mansion Washington D C July Hoods SarsapariHa 1 I C 1898 ANOTHER MAINE Cristobal Colon to Be Raised and Mado to Fijht Against Spain The Kight Arm Ordered South I I - - ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington July 7 Sec Long Wednesday morning said Admiral Sampson requested the department to send him at once wrecking- machinery tugboats etc The department de- ¬ cided to comply with his request and - Man suffers many mysterious ailments from unknown causes and nine tenths of them have their origin in the digestive canal somewhere It does any person good to clean out this canal occasionally in a rational way provided it is not done in a violent manner The proper cleansing and disin- ¬ fecting preparation is Cascarets Candy Ca- ¬ thartic which are very gentle but at the same time thoroughly effective A 10c box will purify the whole system and in most cases remove the cause of ill health When feeling bad take Cascarets They will do you good and can do you no harm A Symbol of Starvation you stop at our boarding asked the Circassian house any more No answered the living skeleton It isnt my fault either The last time I was there one of the boarders told the landlady I looked like he felt after one of her break- ¬ Is Healtli Worth Ten Cents Wont they let ¬ ¬ ¬ fasts Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ ¬ A Dowder to be shaken into the shoes At this season your feet feel pwollen nervous1 anu not ana get urea easily i you feet or tight shoes try Allens Foot Ease It cools the feet and makes walk- ¬ ing easy Cures swollen and sweating feet blisters and callous spots Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 2oc Trial package FREE Ad- ¬ dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y -- Try Allens Foot Ease nave--smartin- g Money to Burn The Spanish Cruiser Cristobal Colon to be Raised Repaired and Re christened The Maine Hip Hip Hoorah The duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha has paid 87000 for a fiddle Why doesnt Spain strike him for a loan Cleveland Leader I 1 i llli7Tj ¬ the bureau of naval ordnance ordered Journal the tug Right Arm that was used on Dropsy treated Hn the wreck of the Maine and afterward Sons of Atlanta free by Dr greatest Greens Ga The dropsy purchased by our government to pro- ¬ specialists in the world Read their advertisement in another column of this paper ceed to Santiago The Right Arm has been lying- oft Mr Johnsin does you know whar Fortress Monroe several days await ¬ sailors got dot name tars applied to dem de ing orders Sure in some pitched battle of course suh Princeton Tiger THEY MUTINIED m I shall never love again Indianapolis She Ah An immune He Language of tbe Day ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Spanish Prisoners on Board the Harvard Fired Upon by the Crew Six Killed and Twelve Wounded Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the most obstinate coughs Rev D Buch mueller Lexington Slo Feb 24 94 pre- ¬ westward by the commander in chief Brooklyn Oregon and Texas sur ¬ rendering to Brooklyn but was beach- ¬ ed to prevent sinking None of our officers or men were in ¬ jured except on board the Brooklyn Chief Yeoman Ellis was killed and one man wounded Adra Cervera all com ¬ manding officers excepting of Oquen ¬ do about 70 other officers and 1000 men are prisoners About 350 killed or drowned and 100 wounded latter being cared for on Solace and Olivette Have just arrived off Santiago on Mar blehead to take charge while com mander in chief is looking out for Signed Cristohal Colon- Watson ir X K Several of Shafters dispatches were made public One of them Stated that he had the enemy surrounded on the north and east Another stated I am master of the situation feel that I and can hold the enemy for any length of time In still another Gen Shafter said his demand for the surrender of Santi- ¬ ago was still being considered by the Spanish authorities Yet another dispatch from Shafter probably the most important of all was not made public Tip to 1 oclock It is at great length covering five or six typewritten sheets of telegraph paper Briefly and semi- ¬ officially its contents were summed up as follows Gent Shafter made a demand for the surrender of Santiago This was at first refused by the Spanish com xnahderi but the demand was apparent- ¬ Washington July 7 A special dis- ¬ patch to the Evening Star dated Off Santiago via Port Antonio Jamaica July G says After the destruction of the Spanish fleet some 450 of the men on the Maria Gen Garretsons Command Off for San Teresa were placed as prisoners on the tiajo Harvard For some reason not yet as-¬ Washington July G The brigade certained these men mutinied The officers and crew of the Har ¬ under Gen Garretson at Camp Alger has been ordered to proceed at once tc vard were not unprepared however Santiago The Eighth Ohio regimeni and the mutineers were fired upon Six Spaniards were killed outright and 12 o oes to New York to take the cruiser The other regiments the were wounded St Paul Sixth Massachusetts and the Sixth IlCervera Coming North linois go to Charleston S C where Washington July 7 On receipt of the Yale and Harvard will be intera dispatch from Gen Shafter announcicepted on their way North to embark ngthat Lieut Hobson and his crew these troops for Santiagowere exchanged Wednesday morning it wTas announced at the navy depart ¬ May Be Renamed the 3Iaine Washington July G It is thought ment that Adm Cervera and his en at the navy department that at least tire staff which are now on the St one of the Spanish war vessels will fly Louis would be sent north and kept I Didnt Know It The Old Old Story the stars and stripes From dispatches as prisoners at the navy yard at PortsWas Loaded from Commodore Watson it seems mouth N n It was the intention of that perhaps the- Cristobal Colon was the administration to keep Adm Ceroclock So little were the Americans j Gloucester and was received at her captured in such a condition that she vera at Santiago until the fate of expecting the dash that the Hag- ship gangway by her commander Lieut can beflreadily repaired and pirt in Lieut Hobson was known but as his New York was cruising up the coast Commander Richard Wainwright who commission It has been suggested exchange has been made it is no longer necessary to the east and returned only in time grasped the hand of the gray bearded that she be renamed the Maine to see the finish of the fight and to admiral and said to him The Bradley Castleman Trouble Feeding Starving Cnbans fire a shot or two at the torpedo boat I congratulate you sir upon Hav¬ Frankfort Iv3 July 7 Washington July C The plan of Gov Bradley and CoL John Friends of destroyers ing made as gallant a fight as was ever B Castle feeding- the starving Cubans is pro- man of the 1st regiment are The Iowa Indiana Oregon Massa- witnessed on the sea fearful atchusetts Texas Brooklyn and the of a duel between them In discuss- ¬ Lieut Commander Waiuwright then ceeding systematically despite the converted yacht Gloucester formerly placed his cabin at the disposal of the tention which the authorities are ing Castlemans interview in which he obliged to give to the war These brands Gov Bradley as a liar poltroon the Corsair formed in position to give Spanish officers battle as soon as the Colon was sighted At that time the Spanish flag ship plans are being carried out by the and coward the governor said Wedrounding the wreck of the Merrimac and four other Spanish vessels had commissary department of the army nesday that he had received no denial The American vessels did not open been aground and burning for two from Castleman of the charges he had To Prevent An Uprising in Spain fire at once they waited until Ce- hours and the only one of the escapLondon July 6 The Madrid corre- made against him and that Castle rveras fleet were out of the range of ing fleet which could not be seenvat spondent of the Daily Chronicle re- mans conduct in waiting till he pot to point Morros guns before giving battle this half awas the Christobal CoTon unusual precautions are be ¬ Chickamauga before applying- these Cervera headedMo the west the Colon But on thedozen curls of smoke far ports that down western horizon showed ing taken with a view to a possible ris epithets makes him unworthy of in the lead followed by ttie Vizcaya the fate that was awaiting- her further notice xxxs in Spain ¬ ¬ ¬ The desire of appearing clever often vents one becoming so Rochefoucauld JXafl Izk tXsy a I I h kimIwtf l iKjEp i tJL ifjfc1 9 m - TBE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS is due not only to the originality and ¬ ¬ - ¬ - -- simplicity of the 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vV sxw suur 2rSe3r V SHCer VPTWnV- - cxfr l0rFr3aPRT W -- vjpaf V tfTV - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS A SEA DISASTER Tremendous Loss of TLT JFK1DAY JUcLY8 1898 HAWAII ANNEXED CEEVEEAS S0KTIE THE MAINE AVENGED nFTY FDTH via CONGEESa The Best War News The Resolutions Passed the Senate by Life by Sinking1 oi Voted of 42 to 81 The Vote Was a French Steamer Off Sable Island Beached Quite Unexpectedly The Destruction or Spanish Ships Remind ¬ ed Commander Walnwrlght of a Scheme of Escape From the Harhor Similar Scene at Havana Well Discussed by the Officers 1i v steamer Grecian came into the har bor early Wednesday with her bow stove in and partly dismasted She had been in collision with the French steamer La Bourgogne off Sable island The latter sank with 725 people Two hundred were saved La Bourgogne sailed from New York July 2 for Havre A large number oi her passengers were Americans Only one woman survivor is among the saved The only officers saved were the purser and three engineers Thirty men belonging to the crew were also picked up The remainder of the 200 saved are passengers The collision occurred at 4 oclock in the morning- of July 4 A heavy fog prevailed and the crash came almost without warning- Most of the passengers were in the staterooms So quickly did the vessel founder that a number of these did not even have time to reach the deck and died in - de Washington Julv 7 The annexa Eho Capture of the Cristobal Colon The Women and Children Had No Show fox Antonio Jamaica July 0 via Port tion of Hawaii is now accomplish edso Vessel Not Seriously Damaged Al ¬ Their Lives Men Fought Liko Wild Kingston Jamaica July 6 The first though Struck by Several Shots far as the legislative branch of the Beasts for Places in the lafe and only statement concerning the re- ¬ Schleys Maneuvering government is concerned Boats A Sad Story cent naval battle made by the Spanish Quite unexpectedly the resolutions Cervera was to a 4 via commander Adm Cuba Off Santiago Halifax N S July 7 The ship providing- for the annexation oi the Kingston JamaicadeJuly G July Cer correspondent on board the battleship Adm Cromartyshire in tow of the Allan islands were brought to a vote in the a with his off- ¬ Iowa It was as follows 5 ¬ Off Santiago Cuba July ¬ I their staterooms -- f A fefi- - Igf The woman saved was Mrs A D Lacasse of Plain ville X J She was picked up by her husband and placed on a life raft She clung to the raft until picked up Another woman was with her but was washed off the raft by the seas and drowned Capt De TOnce stood dh the bridge of his ship as shew went down He re- ¬ fused to leave the vessel and per ¬ ished The captain of the Cromartyshire When my ship was 60 miles off said South Sable Island she was on the port tack heading- west by northwest under reduced canvas going- four or five knots an hour The foghorn was kept continuously blowing Shortly after 4 a m I heard a steamers whistle on our weather bow which seemed to be nearing us very fast I blew our horn and was an- ¬ swered by the steamers whistle Suddenly a steamer loomed up through the fog- on our port bow and crashed into us going at terrible speed Our foremast and main topgallant mast were carried away I immedi- ¬ ately ordered the boats out and went to examine the damage I found that our bow had been completely cut off and the plates twisted into every con- ¬ ceivable shape Some of the men saved from the French ship say that our ship struck them amidships making a ter- ¬ rific rent in her side The steamer ca- ¬ reened over and went down sidewaj s There was scarcely aninstant left to escape from the fearful1 vortex which sucked down the trembling- peo- ¬ ple who manag ed to gain the deck Nearly all the passengers were in their night robes With wild desDairing shrieks and screams they clutched vainly at the life belts to save them- ¬ selves from the awful deep The scene enacted on board La Bour gogne just after the collision was ter ¬ rible to witness Men fought for po- - - indicating that the annexationists were strongly in the majority Amendment after amendment was offered but the advocates of the resolutions stood solidly together gaining rather than losing strength on the suc20 ¬ ¬ side of the great marble pile to witness procceedings that will be historic The test vote came upon an amendment offered bj Mr White of Cali fornia It was offered with no expectation that it would be adopted but merely to place the ideas and opinions of the opponents of annexation on record It was rejected by a vote of 40 to ¬ ¬ senate late Wednesday afternoon and vera held consultation they were passed by the decisive vote icers before coming- out of the harbor of Santiago and by a small majority of 42 to 21 Early in Wednesdays session of the the move was agreed upon The misenate conferences of the leaders on nority said that destruction was sure both sides of the chamber were held as many of the firemen had mutinied and a tacit agreement was reached and the best men in the fleet were that a vote should be taken Thursday worn out by serving the guns in the or Friday at the latest The opponents shore batteries Early on the morning of the sortie of annexation practically had concluded their arguments and as they careful observations were taken of the had no desire to keep the senate in sea east and west Adm Cervera desession b purely dilitory tactics cided upon taking the westward the- - announced their willingness that course with Manzanillo Cienfuegos or a vote should be taken as soon as Mr if possible Havana the port to be White Mr Pettigrew and Mr Allen reached He would have gone east but for the sighting of a large transport had finished their speeches Neither Mr White nor Mr Petti- fleet off Siboney and the assurance grew spoke at great length but Mr that a convo of war vessels was still Allen thought that when he began with the transports Naval men here are sure that the that his speech might occupy the remainder of the day and part of Thurs Spanish vessels could have disabled or day However he concluded to elim- sunk the New York and escaped had inate a part of the matter he had pre the eastward course been chosen It was feared for a time by many pared and at 415 he completed his that some of the sailors and officers speech It was evident instantly that a vote who swam ashore from the Vizcaya was at hand The word was passed the Almirante Oquendo and the Maria swif tly through the corridors and com- Teresa were killed by the insurgents mittee rooms and in a few minutes who were seen in the chapparel near every senator at the capitol was in his the beach This could not be verified The galleries filled rapidly and at this writing as no accurate estimate seat members of the house of representa- of the loss to the Spanish fleet was obtives learning that a vote was to be tainable taken came hurriedly to the senate - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ veras fleet many of those who wit- ¬ nessed the scene felt it had a strong connection with the destruction of the American battleship Maine in Havana harbor five months ago Lieut Commander Wainwright the commander of the Gloucester was executive officer on the Maine at the time of the although disaster and he remained in Havana harbor two months after the explosion he lived on board the dispatch boat Fern ¬ like a sailor than in a harbor It was the only thing left for me to do Port Antonio Jamaica July 5 via Kingston Jamaica July 6 For hours after Adm Cervera went aboard the Gloucester the Infanta Maria Teresa Almirante Oquendo and Vizcaya con- ¬ tinued to burn and every now aad then a deap roar accompanied by a burst of fiame and smoke from the sides of the ship would announce the explosion of more ammunition or another magazine As the flames shot higher and higher above the decks of the magnificent vessels that had composed Adm Cer ¬ I would rather lose my ships at sea ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ six hours Friday the senate had under discus- ¬ sion the Hawaiian annexation resolutions The first formal speech in favor of the resolu- ¬ tion was delivered by Mr Pettus dem Ala His address was strong and patriotic As a democrat he maintained that the question was in no sense a party issue but the proposition was one which ought to command in the circumstances the support of men of all parties He had a heat- ¬ ed colloquy with Mr Caffery dem La in the course of which the latter in timated that the Alabama senator was afflicted with senil- ¬ ity Mr Pettus retort was vigorous and re- ¬ sentful of what he termed an insult Mr Caf- ¬ fery subsequently disclaimed any intention or insulting Mr Pettus publishing the fullest most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper day afternoon the senate cleared the legisla- ¬ in the Sonth or West It is devoting all tive decks for what may be the linal action up- ¬ its energies to making a reputation for on the Hawaiian annexation resolutions its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ Through its action Thursday the last of the ing admirably The Courier Journal appropriation bills that has been pending in has subordinated all other issues to that conference was disposed of and was a law be ¬ ¬ fore midnight After a debate lasting three of the war Politics money civil service the tariff all are out of it now hours the senate finally receded from its amendments to the sundry civil and adopted The war is the one topic discussed by the conference report on Indian appropriation the people and they want the news of bill Mr Allison la in charge of the bills it fresh and accurate The Courier explained that it was necessary that the re- ¬ supplying ports should be agreed to Thursday as that Journal realizes this and it is as no other paper can do was the last day of the fiscal year He pointed the demand The Twice-a-WeeCourier Journal out that if the bills were not laws by mid ¬ It night they would have to be passed again by prints the cream of the daily news the two branches of congress is issued Wednesday and Saturday L The 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deficiency bill to conference tf l bon News office Paris Ky Washington July 2 Senate For nearly TrluuipU In Photographic Art k first Regular Session Washington July l Senate LateThurs The Louisville Courier Journal is now The Carbon Photograph wiil stand tho test of time aud atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is d ar-¬ able The likennss is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made from any old picture 1 invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for may copying and enlarg ing of old pictures 1 make your sit ¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life snd guarantee satis faction Very respectfully ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and steadfastly refused to set foot within the city until to use his own words the time should come when he could go ashore at the head of a land- - ¬ ¬ ¬ were passed and some conference reports of minor importance were adopted Adjourn- ¬ ment which involved the abandonment of the evening pension session was taken until Tuesday Mr McCleary rep Minn of the committee on banking and currency who presented the recent report upon the banking and currency bill arose in the house to a ques- ¬ tion of personal privilege reading from a Washington paper in which the committee was charged with plagarism in taking much of its report from the June number of the Jour- ¬ nal of Banking He denied the charge House Fridays session of the house was of little legislative interest A few private bills Li 29mar tf Grinnan Artist Paris Ky PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- K cessive votes Finally at 530 p m the resolutions themselves in precisely the form in which the were received from the house of representatives were reported to the senate and the roll call began Intense interest was manifested by ev¬ ery spectator Not a sound was to be heard in the chamber except the call of the clerk and the responses of the senators When the vice president announced the vote by which the reso- ¬ - ¬ sitions in the boats like raving mani- ¬ acs men were forced back and tram- ¬ pled upon by the human beasts who invoked the first law of nature and made self preservation their first ob- ¬ a large On board were ject number of Italians and other foreigners who cared little for human life These fiends stopped In one boat was at nothinga party of 40 women but so great was the panic that not a hand was raised to assist in her launching The occu- ¬ pants so near safety were drowned like rats when the ship with an awful hissing- sound went down with hun dreds of lives So desperate was the sit- ¬ uation that a passenger drew his knife and made a thrust at one who like himself was endeavoring to reach the boats Immediately the action was imitateu in every direction Knives were flourished with deadly ef-¬ fect Women and children were driv ¬ en back to an inevitable death at the points of weapons the owners of which were experts in their use The following is the number of per- ¬ sons on board Crew 220 passeng ers first cabin S5 second cabin 125 steer- ¬ age 295 total 725 saved 200 lost - lutions - weretsypassejcla tremendous wave of applause swept through the galleries which the vice president mad e no effort to check Those who had advocated the resolutions expressed their pleasure b- - shaking hands with one another and on all sides evident relief was shown that the end had come For a few minutes so much good natured confusion existed that the dignity of the senate was threatened but Vice President Hobart quietly reminded senators that the session was not yet at an end The detailed vote was as follows Yeas Allison Baker Burrows Can non Carter Clark Cullora Davis De boe Elkins Fairbanks Foraker Frye Gallinger Gorman Hale Hanna Hansbrough Hawley Hoar Kyle ¬ ¬ COaiMODOKE SCSCLEY - i - Representative Berry of Kentucky Tuesday in¬ troduced in the house a joint resolution tendering- the thanks of congress to Commodore Schley and officers and men under his command for the destruction of the Spanish fleet WASHINGTON 6 July ¬ It is claimed that one shell killed 100 ing party of American blue jackets men on the Vizcaya raking the vessel To day it was his ship that sank two fore and aft m Lodge McBride McLaurin Monej Morgan Nelson Penrose Perkins Ct ¬ Pettus Piatt Pritchard Proctor Sewell Shoup Sullivan Teller Warren Wellington Wetmore Wilson - ¬ Wolcott 42 Nays Allen Bacon Bate Berry Caffery Chilton Clay Daniel Faulkner Jones Ark Lindsaj- - McEnerj- Mallory Mitchell Morrill Pasco Pet ¬ tigrew Eoach Turley Turpie White ¬ via Kingston JamaicaAfter a chase of GO miles to the west- ¬ ward the Brooklyn closely followed bj- - the Oregon overhauled the Cristo- ¬ bal Colon after she had run ashore and had hauled down her flags Capt Cook of the Brooklyn went on board of her and the commander of the SpuiiKh armored cruiser came forward to surrender and was taken on board the New York which came up an hour after the Brooklyn and Oregon had completed the capture of the Cristobal Colon The latter was not seri- ¬ ously damaged though she was struck several times by shots from the Brook ¬ - Off Santiago de Cuba July ¬ Sable Island off the Nova Scotian coast where the wreck occurred is a Many veritable ships graveyard wrecks and collisions have occurred La Bour- ¬ near its fog bound shores gogne was commanded by Capt De LOnce an experienced navigator Washington July 7 Mr and Mrs Anthony Pollock of this city were on1 MiJ Pollock is the La Bourgogne senior member of the firm of Pollock Mauro and is a mau of large means They had planned to remain abroad EK EsSTC V s three months Denvek Col July 7 Bourgogne carried one passeng er from Denver a woman Miss Marie Picoc New York July 7 In answer to a query addressed to Halifax Wednesday the following private dispatch was received Mr and Mrs Anthony Pollock not among saved No cabin The above telegram evidently saved meant that no first cabin passengers There are 12 pairs announced as follows the names of those who would have voted in the affirmative being given first in each instance Bawlins with Butler Chandler with Vest Murphy with Cockrell Quay with Gray Stewart with Mills Smith with Gear Aldrich with Jones Ark McMillan with Kenney Mantle with Martin Piatt with Spooner Turner with Thurston Mason with Tillman the harbor and the commodore steamed Senators Harris and Heitfeld were directly towards them and engaged all absent unpaired but the announce- ¬ four cruisers inflicting great damage ment was made by their respective upon them colleagues if present they would vote Tne Oregon was the first to join the for the resolutions Brooklyn and afterward the Iowa In ¬ diana Texas and Vixen closed around New Orleans People on the Bourgogne the Spaniards all pouring in a deadly New Orleans July 7 The only fire but from the beginning to the NevfOrleans people knowmsoufar to end of the fight thetBrooklvn Oregon havefbeenftaboard La Bourgogne are and Gloucester took the most import ¬ Mrs Jules Aldige sr her daughter ant part in the destruction of the Mrs Dr Robert Borde and the latters enemy One man George Henry Ellis was little girl Mrs Aldige and her daugh ¬ are well known in New Orleans so killed on board the Brooklyn His ter head was blown off by a shell ciet Trouble Brewing in Spain resolutions to annex the islands of Hawaii passed the senate late Wednesday afternoon by a vote of 42 to 21 The resolutions as passed y were precisely as they passed the house The president of the senate and speaker of the house signed the document and the president wiil attach his signature Thursday Several amendments were voted down House The house Wednesday after a de- ¬ bate of four hours concurred in the senate amendment to the general deficiency bill au- ¬ thorizing the secretary of the interior the attorney general and the secretary of the treasury to settle with the approval of the president the indebtedness of the Central and ¬ Western Pacific roads to tho government The was amendment concurred in by a vote of 96 to 8C An amendment was offered and adopted to the Pacific railroad OUR LOSSES amendment providing that unless settlement was reached within one year the president lyn and Oregon should begin foreclosure proceedings to col- ¬ Seventoen Hundrod Men Host iu the Tvro During During the chase a clever maneuver lect all money due the government Days Fighting liefore Santiago The the day Messrs Hilborn rep Cal McRae Commodore Schlej- - in heading due of last of Wounded Very targe dem Ark Newlands silver Nov Castle v west to Cape Caney while the Cristo- ¬ pop Cal Barlow pop Cal Devries Before Santiago July 3 via Kings- ¬ dem Cal Fleming dem Ga spoke in op- ¬ bal Colon had taken a more southerly rep position while direction with a much greater distance ton July 4 The fighting during the venor rep O Messrs Grow rep Pa Gros Hepburn and la to cover rendered the Spaniards es- ¬ last two days has cost the American Cannon 111 rep supported the cape impossible There seems to be army 1700 men This estimate is made amendment The conference reports upon the bills to increase the force of the ordnance de- ¬ no doubt that the Cristobal Colon and by the surgeons at division headquar ¬ partment and to protect harbor defenses and perhaps the other three Spanish armor ¬ ters after careful figuring b- - the sur- ¬ fortifications against injury were adopted The bill granting an American registry to the ed cruisers would have escaped geons at the hospitals steamship TItania of San Francisco was The list of wounded as made up at passed as was also another authorizing the had it not been for the prompt action of Commodore Schley The Brooklyn division headquarters is very laige in construction of a bridge over the Yalobusha by the Yazoo his flagship alone was in a position to proportion to the list of those killed river in LeFlore countyR Miss 455 p m the Mississippi Valley R At attack the Spanish vessels as they left outright house adjourned 46 July 6 p Spanish torpedo boat destroyers and afterwards received the Spanish ad- ¬ miral aboard as a prisoner of war From his position on the bridge of the Gloucester Lieut Commander Wainwright watched the flames and smoke as they enveloped the decks of the three greatest war ¬ ships of the Spanish navy which vere soon to be reduced to nothing but shattered masts and twisted smoke stacks protruding above the water similar to that other picture in Havana harbor It was not strange that he re ¬ marked to his brother officers beside him The Maine is avenged lutions directing his attack principally against their constitutionality Mr White Cal re- ¬ sumed his speech in opposition House Representative Berry of Kentucky a member of the house committee on foreign affairs Tuesday introduced the following joint resolution Joint resolution tendering the thanks of congress to Schley U S N and the officers and men under his command Resolved That the thanks of congress and of the American people are hereby ten- ¬ dered to Commodore Schley U S N and the officers and men under his command for their heroic and distinguished conduct in destroy- ¬ ing the Spanish fleet in Cuban waters on the third of July last The resolution was re- ¬ ferred to the naval affairs committee Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All Washington July 6 Senate The debate able accurate upon the Hawaiian resolutions continued in other issues have been subordinated to the senate Three speeches were made Mr this one great feature Subscribe at Hoar Mass in advocating annexation made a once and keep thoroughly posted The notable speech against it and any policy of offer may be withdrawn in a short general territorial expansion as a sequence to the war Mr Lindsay Ky opposed the reso- ¬ time The low price Washington July 5 Senate The senate was the only house of congress in session Mon ¬ day Resolutions calling upon the secretary of war for information as to experiments with explosives and inventions were passed and consideration of the Hawaiian resolutions was resumed Mr Allen Neb opposed the reso- ¬ lution He laid down the proposition that annexation involved the abandonment of the Monroe doctrine and the traditional foreign policy of this country He de- ¬ clared that Porto Rico Cuba and the Phil ¬ ippines should be made independent Spain should pay the entire cost of the war and the war should not end with any increase of this governments territorial possessions At noon Senator Turpie Ind read the Declaration of Independence During the session a large number of pension bills were passed Courier Jour ONE WHOLE YEAR 104 Six or paid by mail Eight Page Papers Sent Post ¬ Almost A DAILY RECORD I 50c5 is for the purpose of placing newspaper twice a week within the reach of the masses A good commis C Sample copies free sion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky BY A SPECIAL A YEARgreat a ARRANGEMFNT YOU 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Bournemouth at 5 ocloclc Wednesday staranede Two firemen were injured morning and cpnveyed to thehospitaLpeace will be demanded to day gheny City second class passengers -- London July 7 The Madrid corre- ¬ spondent of the Daily Chronicle says Trouble is brewing The excitement here is grout I myself saw Senor Silvela hooted a little while ago He took refuge in the Hotel Roma from i who re he drove home in a cab Chicago Juy G For the first time since Friday morning the Triburo Record Chrovucle Times Herald and Inter Ocean were issued Tuesday morn ¬ ing A sufficient number of outside non union stereotypers have been im- ¬ ported into the city to make this pos- ¬ sible Tho Strike a Failure Valuable Race Horses learned St Louis July G At 230 oclock Tuesday afternoon fire broke out in Adm Cumara Must Get Out Suez July 7 The Spanish fleet com- ¬ manded by Adm Camara has arrived here and has been notified by the of- ¬ ficials of the Egyptian government that it must leave this port within 24 hours The government has also noti- ¬ fied Adm Camara that he will not be allowed to coal here Senator Alli ¬ son expressed the opinion Wednesday that congress would adjourn before the close of the cxejfint wcp 7 coin As agent of The Pae JJfpveh Wire Fence o I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the iharket It iq guaranteed to turn all kinds1 of stock and to give satisfaction li I have put up fence tHisseason for farmer who have had the Page Fence in use fur seven or eight years I am also prepared trt1 put up the bes Chicken Fenre on tti6 uiarket If von are ueeding any Ibnee give me f Hcall -- -- Washington July Conres Will Adjourn Soon - i 0 W MILLifEAgpnt - Pauls Ky F5g j 4 Correppnudeuce oyal znaives the food pure wholesome and delicious THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FE1 A1 rom Mackinac Mackinac Island Camp Corbin Notes JULY 8 898 AN APPARITION The burglar entered He carefully re connoitered then rose and wnlkod lightly but boldly to the bod The gas was burn ¬ ing dimly rovcaling in tho lace draped couch a child Her fleecy curls wero tossed round her flushed face and the restless movements tho frown of pain on tho white forehead Ehowed plainly that sho was not sleeping tho sleep of per ¬ fect health Kid looks bad coraroonted Brickey looking down a moment on the pretty pioture Nurse skipped to make a night of it an locked the kid in to git along all by herself alone Blamed if she aint put the lamb to bed with that cold shiny necklace a chokin her Sho shant be chokod no he shant Stooping tho benevolent visitor loosen- ¬ ed tho slender coral chain deftly from tho dimpled neak Brickey brae brickoy brao ho mut tered disparagingly Too much Piles of money spent on trash ttiafc aint worth carry in off an tho town full of suffering burglars Its a shame Hello He turned round quickly at a queer sound from tho bed and put his hand on the ugly looking weapon at his side Tho strango choking sound had come from her Tho dimpled arms were tossed over her head and the face drawn and crimson in an effort to breathe One brassy cough told the story Tho douce The young ones got the croup Ho lookod down on the suffering ohild with something like pity in his tough soul An shell choke in a jiffy Id like to have that nurso by the back of the neck just a minute Goin off an leavin that sick kid with a burlgar Burglars aint no trained nursos The child seemed to breatho easier just then Thats the ticket Mabbo shell pull through But it gettin early Whats ¬ pOYM vSAt 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure NEW YORK ROYAL BAKtNO POWDER CO TEE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established JPublished every Tuesday and 1881 Friday by WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER Editors and Owners etc Make all Checks Money Orders ay able to the order of Champ Miller ADVER1I81NG RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pel line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ t ft A fence was built afound Camp Corbin Tuesday to assist the guards in Jrly 4th preventing the homesick mountain boys and stripes and the union from deserting Thenars It is estimated tnat jack floated together over an Anglo there have been 150 desertions during American social event Saturday in Can the past week All possible haste is be- ¬ ada the members of the K P A being ing made to get the companies mustered the gnests of the M B Walker Co so as to hold the men Captain Beattys the English distillers being the hosts company was mustered in Tuesday The occasion was the visit of the Ken- making the second that has been sworn tucky editors to the mammoth distillery in of the Walkers in Walkerille and royally were the Kentuckiaus entertain ¬ First Assistant Postmaster General ed After inspecting the immense disbeautiful Heath said in answer to inquiries made the warehouses tillery grounds and the handsomely furnished in regard to the postal service to Cuba ¬ bank aLd offices of the Walkers the and the Philippines as to wnether let visiting editors were royally entertained ters could be sent to or from persons at a handsome luncheon served on other than soldiers and sailors that the the lawn which Is washed by the beau ¬ mail service to these places is precisely tiful river While a fine orchestra ren- the same as to any port of the United God Save The States and mail will be transmitted to dered America Dixie and any one The postage to be affixed is Yankee Doodle Queen uniformed the same as upon the ordinary mail car- ¬ Home Old Kentucky waiters serveu salad biscuits sand ¬ ried by the postoffice in the case of let- ¬ wiches Neapolitan ice cream candy ters being two cents for each ounce or almonds claret punch champagne and fraction thereof These rules will ap seltzer and passed around cigars and ply to any postoffices established in ter- ¬ Then the generous hosts ritory occupied by United States forces cigarettes distributed handsome souvenirs and had their guests photographed standing on Milton Young the noted turfman has the steps of the bank Besides the edi- ¬ sented to Lieut Desha Breckinridge a torial party were present Mr Harry charger which has been the hero in a Boulden and Miss Lilly Boulden late of number of battles on the turf This Millersburg of Detroit The hosts and famous horse is the bay gelding Strath guests pledged the health the happiness meath winner of the American Derby the prosperity and the party friendship Junior Champion etc His days as a of the United States and England And racehorse are over and he was given to the stars and stripes and the union jack Mr Young who has in turn presented waved together him to his friend to ride in war Mr Breckinridge will ship at the same time The Kentucky contingent then crossed a saddle horse which he has purchased for his unelp Major General Joseph Detroit the beautiful City of Straits some enjoying trolley rides over the Breckinridge Lieut Desha Breckinridge sails today city and some to visit the far famed park lovely Bell Isle one of the pretti- for Santiago on the transport Duchess est spots in America The writer was Deering binder twine machine charmingly entertained that evening by oil and all repairs for the Deering Miss Charlotte Preston who is well known in Paris at an elegant dinner at machinery at R B HUTCHCRAFTS the swell home of the Detroit Boat Club The club house is situated at Belle Isle and is a handsome structure with wide piazzas and a superb ball room The club is composed of Detroits best people ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mccormick biers y5jJ McCormick Mowers Binder Twine J fat F ES 3ME I 3T C3r HAY RAKES eel ToofH jaxxcaL lata - this- frame hung that same bonnet yellow with age Family rolic said Brickey giving way to his humor and detaching tho bon not from its peg ho put it on his own head If tho boys could see me now Another brassy ringing cough from the bed drew Brickeys attention from mil- ¬ A flno old oil paintinghnng on tbrfon- posito end ol the room t Itwas of a very j precise very stiff veryaristocraY4c elderly woman in a coal scuttle bonnet and ev- ¬ erything about her suggestive of rigid re ¬ spectability On tho corner of tbo picture CLOVER BUNCHERS M set RJNEEllYS PHOENIX BICYCLES Pretty Bicycles are all right if yon want something pretty to look at but there is a woild of satisfaction in knowing you have a wheel that will stand the racket on all roads under all conditions The Phoenix will do it f 1 5 I At eleven oclock Saturday night the C Steamer K P A sailed on the D City of Mackinac for the famous Just remember that all your The lake trip was Mackinac Island strength must come from your delightful though the boat rolled a bit food Did you ever think of several times Some of the passt ngers that really gave up everything on account of Perhaps your muscles need more strength or your nerves the trip yea every bite But speaking or perhaps your stomach is News Lateit War of seasickness I heard a way to amply de weak and cannot digest What scribe tl e sensation by saying the tirst you eat Shafter cables as follows hour you are sick you are afraid you are Gen If you need more strength then take Lieutenant Hobson and all his men going to dieJ and the second you are have just been received safely in ex- afraid that you wont change for Spanish officers and prisoners taken by us All are in good health At five thirty on the morning of the except two seamen convalescent from glorious Fourth the K P A crowd remittent fever shivering from cold and filled with of Cod Liver Oil vntih Hypo Lieut Ord of Fort Thomas Kywas admiration of the magnificent scenery phosphites The oil is the most killed by a Spaniard whom he ordered reached the beautiful Mackinac Ihland easily changed of all foods into taken to the hospital Ords companions strength and the hypophos- proceeding at once to the Grand Hotel shot the Spaniard to pieces phites are the best overlooks the village The K P The Navy Department is trying to which tonics for the nerves A crowd is probably the merriest crowd SCOTTS EMUL raise Cerveras sunken ships fiyjjf SION is the easiest ever captured the hotel and it has Vice Admiral Villamil was among the that and quickest cure for things its own way The Fourth was Spanish killed weak throats for News of Cerveras disaster had a de- ¬ celebrated yesterday by the occasional coughs of every kind and for all cases of de- ¬ pressing effect upon the Spanish in bang of a fire cracker by visiting the bility weak nerves Cuba but they all announce that they points of interest on the Island by and loss of flesh are determined to do as Cervera did a business meeting and last night by speeches July Fourth 50c and 100 all druggists of fight to the last SCOTT 4 BOWNE Chemists New York The Alfonso XII attempted Wednes- ¬ and a complimentary ball given at the day to escape the Havana blockade but big Casino Cupid aleo took a trick at was set on fire by American shells and tne Casino the marriage ot editor Stuart of Southern Kentucky to an stranded off Mariel In addition to the brief official dis- Ohio widow occurring just before the patch in Tuesdays issue we to day give dance began They were given a JThe - gin thenext session pf inmy school will beon page two lengthy description of charivari last night first Monday September Schleys destruction of Cerveras squadWC ron Monday at Santiago On same page W L YERKES The Senate on Wednesday by a yote are despatches in regard to temporary 14je tf of 42 to 22 adopted the House resolution postponement of bombardment of Samti to annex Hawaii ago ¬ Are You m Easily Tired EMULSION SCOTTS i ¬ SCHOOL HDTICE - to bo called The kids chokin to death It is probable that the little child would have perished unaided by tho physicians but for a sudden idea that visited Brickeys fertile brain just then and which caused him to doubio up with laughter Across tho bed was a dainty coverlet of fairy white lace With the bonnet still on his head Erickey draped this round his greasy clothes from neck to heels Passing Foftly into the passage ho lookod round a minute then tried a door on the opposite side Locked tight an right acrost from tho darlin This is the parents room Ill bet was Brickeys rejection as his skele- ¬ ton key opened the lock noiselessly The dim light from a dying fire revealed on the bed a middle aged woman with much the same severely respectable features as the picture in the childs room A gentle snoro arose from her thin and cor- ¬ rect nose as the ghostly figure glided across the room It took a brief look at thedressing ta- ¬ ble made a mysterious pass over a heavy jewel case at which the caso vanished strangely then turned toward the bed But let Mrs Hopkins tell the rest just as she has told it bcores of times since to wondering iriends and just as sho wrote it up for tho Society of Mythical Research immediately alter I had been sleeping Honry being away on important business in the country at the time I wns awakened by the distinct impression of a oold hand in contact with my brow I started I opened my eye Before me distinctly visible in the evanes cent light of the expiring embers stood my deceased mother Belvidere Proeperina Dowuall in her habit as she lived The same bonnet even in which her picture was taken over 50 years ago here the bonnet was invariably produced handed round and viewed with awe A misty aureolo seemed to surround her form I sprang upright 8be seemed to re ¬ cede I was speechless Shelookeddown on me sadly warningly and waved her ¬ ¬ linery Something ought to be done Brickey muttered anxiously Somebody ought 9 DAUGHERTY BROS DEALERS IN Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods very ¬ hand ¬ ¬ k President McKinleys proclamation asking all Americans to offer thanks to God for our land and sea successes ib printed in full on page two On page three is given further interesting particulars of Ceveras attempted eacape ¬ Fifty of the 400 Spanish prisoners the cruiser Haryard attempted to cape Monday night and fifteen wounded on es- ¬ Six were killed Hawaii Annexed your child Then she seemed to fade away through the open door which I positively recalled having looked when I rotired I seemed impelled to follow I was irresistibly drawn toward my daughters room There I found the reason this D most extraordinary manifestation of ThR Seed sweet potatoes Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati nurse had surreptitiously slipped away to McDekmott Spears spend the night in the servants hall My Ohio chrld was writhing in the convulsions of Have you seen those new toilet sets Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris croup It was only by the most strenuous at J T Hinton6 Prices the lowest y exertions that we saved her life But for patterns the newest tf my dearest mothers timely appearance she died TUESDAYJULY 12TH 1898 would have a dead silence of creepy won- ¬ Just then Read J T Hintons display adver- ¬ der always fulls on the deeply impressed tisement It is money in your pocket returning every second Tuesday in each company ami Mrs Hopkins husband month See page four sitting meekly back in a corner knows tf Reeerence Every leading physician better than to suggest a connection between tho burgled house open windows Try our special A coffee six of Paris Kentucky and Mistres BelVideres ghost He did it pounds for 1 00 He wont ao it again London once News Spears McDermott 4Go to your chldl eh naid 4Go to -- oh - S O - J EDOOttUim 5L C Sir tW iirTr i i L H Landman M Years of experience in buying and the fact that tor an gooas insures good results I pay cash v 1 Another important fact not to be overlooked am not paying a big rent and this feature is very much to the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- ¬ ties A i ¬ m -- Send your linen to Haggard tiresome debate the resolutions provid- ¬ Reeds Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian ing for annexation of Hawaiian islands Steam Laundry for a good finish tf Church were carried in th Senate by a vote of Dr Bucks old office 42 to 21 See lengthy Washington dispatches on page three for vote etc Awarded Office on first floor Secretary Long yesterday gave orders richest Honors Worlds Fair Office Hours for the departure of the Philadelphia 8 to 12 a m 1 tq p m rom Mare Island for Hawaii She will carry the flag of the United States to Ladies OxfoMs those islands and include them within the union ¬ Wednesday afternoon after days of if L Q NELSON Won but Walked Home As the shades of night were closing a holiday of more than pleasant memory there strode across Barnes common head ¬ 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 come to the point If you want the best out furniture for the least money go to Yesterdays Temperature The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 7a m 76 8a m 78 9am 80J 10 a in 82 11 a m 84a 12 m 855 2 p in 90 3p m 90 4p m 2B m i g2 88 7 pm -- 84 al racegoer with metaphorical poppies in his hair And presently he encountered one who knew him cried this person Hello Froggit upf Doing it for your liver Whats No dear boy replied Froggit I am making the best of my way home and if my boots bold out I reckon to pass the Nags Head at Holloway in about two hours time Cheap And whore have you some from Kompton park races I bad 7fl to 10 We have quite a lot of Oxfords about the first winner of broken sizes form 1 to 5 Never Then why are you walking exclaimed Oh ye of simple faith width from B to E his left boot and tearing Froggit raising Some have pointed toes some have a fragment of Urorn leather from the heel Ih5 Ik round but your size may be ia Lon ¬ there were six races after thatl the lot We have divided don Judy them into two lots at One Exempt 2 American proudly I understand that are engaged to American Our regular prices were 350 3 and all your sons girls MOST PERFECT MADE 250 Lord Toplofty All but one the eldest pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fret He being heir to the estate can afford to om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant xnarry an English girL New York ing for Hammersmith bridge an occasion- ¬ JT H IN TON Close Prices on Mattiogs This Week CREAM MM YEARS THE STANDARD AKSNG Elegant line of Pictures and Boom Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels fu nished complete and 150 Undertaking in all its Tranches 40 Rion Clay Weekly Embalming scientifically attended CARRIAGES- - FOK II IRE m L 5 f1iV f2 E c M3e W S THE BOUSBON EWS PARIS KY ERIDAY JULY 8 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS r ft THE BQDBBQH SEWS OBITUARY PERSONAL MENTION Ladies white silk and P puff ties 25 cents at Price Gos -- Resp ictfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Eighteenth Yeai Establlhed 1881 Grant Green Cashif r Darmers Na ¬ THE NEWS MAN tional Bank aud ex State Auditor died EnleieI at the Post office at Paris Ky as 86COI at Frankfort Wednesday ii6s mail matter Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Will K Carlisle son of ex Secretary Elsewhurf Carlisle and his only remaining child TELEPHONE NO 124 died at his residence in New York at an Albert T Yager is quite ill with SUBSCRIPTION PRICES early hour Tuesday morning of typhoid typhoid- fever f Payable in A dvan cc fever Mips Lizzie Grimes left yesterday 81 00 2 00 Six mouths One year John get a cant even charge rf architect Hof Erion the well known for Chautauqua N Y nbws costs yougun port fkoji a this city died Wednesday free of Misses Marie and Louise Parrish are morning at his home on Convent home from Cincinnati Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Heights after a lingeriug illness of con- ¬ payable to the order of Champ Miilkr Miss Rebecca Doebrer visited in sumption The deceased is survived by Lexington Wednesday his wife Mrs Daisy Sweeney Erion who K in -- Encasements Announcements And S emuizations Of The Marriage Vows 1¬ News has just leaked out of the secret marriage on September 9 1897 of Miss Helen York of Cincinnati The bride is in charge of the mil inery de ¬ partment of Mabley Carew in Cin- ¬ cinnati BIRTHS place on sale 6o doz Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests low neck no You can have sleeves Silk Taped a regular 2jc Vest them as long as they last 2 for 2j cts FOR QUICK SALES We will At special low prices MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Gowns from joe to 165 Skirts from joe to 22 j - I Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling toj--e- - ll your grocer you want All grocers keep it oio other of Cincinnati will be st thy Hotel Windsor Tuesday July 12th Honican white 109 Tenth Sr wants to do house It work etc in simil family McCarthy Mesfks and L V Butler attended the big Elks celebrtica at Cincinnati Wednesday Dr Louis H Landman opticiaD Situation Wanted Mrs Bfnj Perry P I 50 Brides Rose Plants Brides 50 Maids 50 2 Mermets good strong year old plants 25c each Wm M Goodloe Hon Chas Offoit formerly of this city but now of Omaha Neb is seri ously ill of nervous prostration His physicians say ho cannot recover funny thoughtlessly started a canard that man Dewey had fired on a German warship Such serious matters are not to be joked about Yesterday some would be B Fundjadvertisement in another column The present beneficaries will be exam ¬ for ined July 20th and new applicants on tucky is at last a third of a million July 21st at nine a m See ad dollars page for details of the a See third A beautiful line cf white and palling sea disaster Wednesday off island in which over five hundred liyrs silk puff shirts for hot weather were lost by the collision of Frenc h at Price Co S steamer La Bourgogne and the ship Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ Cromartyrshire ed their barber shop making it decided Notice I want a good small farm ly the most attractive shop in Paris of from 30 to 50 acres with improve- ¬ They offer a prompt expert and polite ments and situated near Paris Please service and their shop is as cool as any describe place and give price in first in the city Hot or cold baths at any Address communication tf hour H G P O Box No 625 J It is worth your while to call and in Paris Ky 8jy 3t spect the new line of rugs just opened Fauntroy a well Jknown by J TL Hinton Charles tf colored man who officiated as drummer Raceland Jersey butter for boy at many colored jubillees died in During sale by Newton Mitchell night Ruckerville Tuesday the civil war Faautroy was cook for Col Rus8 Butler of First Kentucky SCINTILLATIONS CSA but afterwards became a Federal soldier and received a pension An Interesting Jumble Of News And ¬ Attention is directed to the Garth Drawers from 25c to 150 The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Chemises from 2jc to 100 To the wife of Orton Brown nee Eva Corset covers from 20c to 75c Wade in Chicago a oon All garments made on lock stitch machines made of Tuesday to the wife of Chas best muslins On and extra full Rose near Centerville a daughter Circuit Clerk C E Butler was has faithfully nursed him during his At Robinson Utah yesterday to the long illness Mr Erion had a host of Cincinnati Wednesday of David A Depue nee Fannie 40 doz Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers all sizes at lailor W C Jones attended the wife of friends here and elsewhere who will this city a daughter Miller Clothing and Furhishing 50c suit shirt and drawers Durn his death and many tributes are Chautauqua Wednesday stores will ask you 100 a suit for the same articie paid to the fine genius of the deceased Miss Bessie Thomas left yesterday Also a full line of socks shirts neckwear etc Come who has left many handsome buildings to visit friends in Richmond and see our large stock as monuments to his name and skill as Mr Chas R James left yesterday an architect In his last hours his mind for a trip to Mammoth Cave Will save you from 25 to 50 per cent on every article 800 to loan on first real estate mort- ¬ clung tenaciously to his latest work bought of us Miss Letitia Hedges left yesterday gage Apply to the erection of the new Bourbon Bank f r Chautauqua New York 0 ARNSPARGER Agent building in this city and he made alter-¬ 8jy 4t Miss Lois Thorn of Millersburg is The ations in the plans this week 529 Main St Paris Ky- yesterday at 430 at the guest of Miss Alice Spears funeral was held Miss Laura Lilleston left Wednes the Christian Church conducted by The day to visit friends in Richmond Revs Rutherford and Eberhardt given that the firm of Notice iR following were pall bearers Mrs J J Brooks of Nicholasville McDermott hereby JW bpears is dissolved J Thomas Jr Harvey Hibler W T is a guest at Dr W T Brooks K Spears having purchased the inter-¬ B Jauuary Sherman Stivers Talbott E Mrs R M Hardiman of Lexing- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT C B Daugherty and Everything in Our Store will he offered regardless of Cost for th ton is the guest of Mrs Ed Hite J K SPEARS next 30 days and wa mention just a few of the Bargains Colonel J G Craddock returned Come Too many carpets on hand 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd Wednesday from Mackinac Mich and get one cheap bancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Mr B A Frank left Wednesday J T Hinton tf Domestic Organdie Lawn best qualitj7 10c per yd Genuine Jbrench Organdie Lawns 18c per yd ar for a business trip to Philadelphia Kentiukv Gets Hijr Money For Come and see us before selling your Horses 36 iii Sea Island Percales only Mrs Maggie Waller attended the per yd Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on White Duck Skirts full width for 50c the most reasonable terms Will guar Lexington dealers have sold to the Chautauqua at Lexington yesterday Our finest Taped Ladies Bleached Vests 10c Miss Nettie Pullen will leave to day tee that you can borrow money on our army officers abnut six hundred head of Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10j at 7 per cent inter warehouse cavalry and artillery horses besides a for a six weeks stay at Chautauqua N est or less receipts Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Ken ¬ Y large number of army mules Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c R B HUTCHCRAFT tucky haj furnished a vast amount of Mrs James T Pratt of Fulton N We could give you columns of Bargains like these hut space for¬ horse stock as it is estimated that Lieut Y is the guest of Mrs John W Har- ¬ bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing Bunt has expended at least 140000 in mon elsewhere this direction for Uncle Sam in Ken ¬ Mrs Mary Smith of St Louis is Handsome Picture siven with 5 purchase tucky alone to say nothing of what the guest of her sister Mrs Fannie Cap Aleshire Capt Swigert and others Friend FOR SALE CHEAP have paid for horses and mules It is a Mrs Z T Rice and children of safe estimate to fay the amouut paid Richmond are guests of Mr and Mrs Wheat stored on reasonable terms horses by the Government in Ken GENTS TAKE NOTICE j Money To Loan - mTTrN cr iu 3STOTIOE UNNODS Great Sacrifice Sale UJ he at U5a Fired 8c K Wheat Sacks J D CONDON T iHiOjRIjSTGr i OF A Sle i j inarian assisted Dr F T Eisenman State Veterinarian last week to test thirty head of cattle at Carlisle to apcer tain i heir freedom from tuberculosis such test being required before they could be shipped to a Pennsylvania None of the head were purchaser affected M- Dr J W Jameson the Paris Veter- ¬ i - Excnrsion To Visit Camp CJorbin 1 N will Sunday offer a round trip rate to Lexington of eighty cents A special train will leave Paris at 930 p m and regular train at 1105 Returning leave Lexington at 300 and 600 p m The L - The Megibben Company Fails T The T J Megibben Company at Cynthiana by J W Megibben presi dent filed a deed of assignment to At- ¬ torney J I Blanton Wednesday Assets and liabilities not yet ascertained but the failure will involve many thousand dollars Court News At the examining trial Wednesday before Judge Purnell Henry Gaines ¬ colored was held to Circuit Court with out bail charged with the murder of Tom Allen colored Allen Gaines was held as an accessory under 1000 bail ¬ At examining trial Joe Robinson colwas discharged yesterday by ored Judge Purnell the evidence showing that the shooting of Abe Jones colored at Claysville two weeks ago was purely accidental R8wa4 For Violators of Game and Fih ¬ and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Miss Iva Collins has returned from Cos office a visit to Miss Mary Keith Miles in CO B M RENIOK Frankfort P S Farmers would do well to store Mrs Thos Henry Clay and daugh their wheat near home ter Miss Naunine were in Cincinnati Wednesday Messrs R Q Thomson and Roxie Davis were in Cincinnati on business 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay Wednesday the highest market price iu cash or I Miss Bettie Johnson has returned will furnish sacks and store your wheat buy your wheat when in an elevator from a visit with Miss Louise Best at you are ready and a- - the highest mar- ¬ to sell M llersburg ket price Those who held wheat last Mrs J M Thomas and Mr and year made big money Store your and get he profit Mrs T E Moore Jr left yesterday for wheat E 0 FRETWELL Agent Estill Springs Paris Ky 5julv 4t Mrs W G McClihtock of Millers burg was the guest of Miss Leila John son Wednesday Mr Elmer Foote has returned from The present beneficiaries of theGdrth a visit to his brother Mr W B Hutch Fund will meet the commissioners at inson in Lexington the City School Wednesday July 20th Mrs Florence at 9 a m They must bring the text Mrs John Stuart and Comment Lockhart attended the Lexington Chau- ¬ books used during the last school year New applicants will be considered At Boonesboro Will Garrison struck tauqua Wednesday Thursday July 21st at same hour and his father with a hoe destroying an eye Mrs R M Stol worthy and children place They are required to present cerand crushing his skull The father had of Cincinnati are guests of Mrs Sallie tificates from last school attended respecting their application proficiency accused hL son of breaking off an en Adair near Mt Carmel and conduct and also evidence as to gagement between the elder Garrison Miss Minerva Reese of Cynthiana their financial condition v and a yung lady E F CLAY will arrive to day to be the guest of i E M DICKSON Misses Stella and Nannie Roberts GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS GEO VARDEN Messrs Duncan Taylor and S im 8jy td Commissioners Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In Woodford will leave to morrow for a The Foyer trip to Camp Thomas at Chickamauga Yousouf the world famous wrestler Mrs Junins Clay Mrs Frank Clay was drowned in the collision off Sable and Mrs- - Councilman Chicago attendIsia d Wednesday See page three Bay mare 15 hands high 8 years old ed the Lexington Chautauqua yesterday was Jaken from hitching rack at colored STOCK AND TURF NEWS Miss Julia Edwards is the Paris Baptist Jhnrch in Paris on the night delegate attending the National Meet of July 4th She is shedding front Sales and Transfer Of Stock Crop Ktc iner of the Y P S C E at Nashville teeth Heavy mane and tail Had ou Turf No tec brown leather saddle with heavy lap M Squires of Chilesburg Ky Tenn robe for blanket Will pay for infor- ¬ R Miss Mattie Grinnan arrived yester mation leading to her recovery or will threshed 1900 bushel of wheat from 70 terday from Jellico Tenn where she give 5 for her return to me acres 30 acres averaging 33 bushels WILLIE CALAMESE has been teaching music the past six Box 511 Paris Ky 8july 3t months CARLISLE The Jolly Bachelors will give a From Nicolis County Neivs Culled dance at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday Precincts ADMINISTRATORS NOTICP evening July 19th Saxtons orchestra Mrs Thos Pickrell and daughter are will furnish the music visiting relatives in Mt Sterling -All persons havirg claims against the The Mutual Trust Company of Car- ¬ estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased Always ask for Paris Milling must present same properly proven as lisle has rild articles with Secretary of 20000 Wm Deusmora Oos Purity flour State Capital All grocers required by law before me at my office Johu Powell and T H Pickerall are else be Sept 1 1898 keep it Insist on having Purity before order of the orBourbon barred rhe incorporators County By Court every time New Hue of lace curtains at J T S B ROGERS Alex Rice ¬ JLSIEHIIOjSrEILrE Wt HAVE EE0EITED A SPLENDID ST00K IMPORTED SUITINGS 1XD TB0I1SERW Wanted to Buy FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Centre Kentucky quality ard style are considered We ask you to give us a oaii whes JFITE MBRr HAXT T TTOTJ fzs S E TIPTON Cutter GARTH FUND ¬ ¬ Strayed or ¬ J Winters Co of this city Jtiave eik-gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday of each month who will test your eye sight ami fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ s tion Call in and have your eyes tested free dt Stolen char sr e Next visit will be Thursday July 14 189a ¬ ¬ A AFTER A REFRESHING BATH Ssffi COfIMT iiSO HRLiTL to tk Jm WW oTWticA lMMt on a sultry dar the prospect cC putting on such exquisitely lauiu j dered linen white and faultless ie finish is a pleasure to the man th has his shirts collars and cuSs done up at our laundry Our aim is to please our patrons asvd we spare no pains to do it as w want the patronage of every mnu in Paris Hintons tf Queen Crescent Low Kates Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains No 2 train will leave at d30 a m and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a in No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives National Laundrymens Association Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th 1893 July Administrator 2 1898 The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO 3t T Proprietors RAILROAD TIME CARD L NRR Telephone No 4 TEETH EXTRACTED Hr f hs News is authorized by reliable citizens to announce that a reward of ¬ 10 will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person violating the game or fish laws It is unlawful to shoot doves till after August 1st The News is a very desirable arrange- ¬ shortly publish some interesting in This will ment for persons going to Cincinnati or notes in regard to the game and fish points north east and West of that city j important matter per- laws and other uu i ii t o i win conuect wuu lu r v- r protection of the feathered t ining to the f t train goutn and Na 5 connect8 at OPEN JUKE 15TH TO OCT 1ST jlUUUUUjuiu JiktUM X n W1 rmfi- Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate The very best companies com- ¬ senger from the sonrh Waters The prettiest Place and best pose my agency which insures A new fresh line of lawn chairs and kept Summer Resort in the West For particulars apply to against 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Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin ¬ nati O September 19 to 22 1898 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1058 a m 538 p WITHOUT PAIN NO C0CANE MWRS MlUfr fr Estill - Springs To Cincinnati j I To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m 340 p m 515 a m 751 a m Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver filliuys Gold filling 4 8 15 00 00 00 All persons knowing themseivea in ¬ debted to the late D Miller deceas¬ ed will please settle with the under ¬ signed at once Those holding Claims against said decedent will preseat tkent proven as required by tew to H CL Howard attorney S LILLESTOK 4t 50 cts up Aduir D Miller Decd 100 up 5 Paiuleoa extraction old ciowus 50 cts FB Carr Agent j r isoi 321 Main St o os ji i C RR F To Frankfort 920 a m 530 p m FromJFrankfort 840 a in 510 pv m x vf B v Paris Ky Wrights Celery Tea regulates tS liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all drugrglsU k Huurs opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpzt tlon sick headaches 25c at druggists reara Jrv ra 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER f 183L THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY FRIDAY JULY LIFE PATHS In my dear -- 8 1898 ¬ ft C i i i i II Kr it Wherever a wish njight stray Who spread their sails to the arctic gales Or bask in the tropics bowers While we must keep to the footpath steep In this workaday life of ours THE LUMP FISH Tor smooth is the road for the few my dear And wide are the ways they roam UnaraiJily in Shape But IJeautiful in Our feet are led where the million tread In the worn old lanes of home Color A Specimen 3Yow at the And the years may flow for weal or woe Xcw Yorlc Aqunrlum And the frost may follow the flowers Our steps are bound to the selfsame round Among- a number of fish lately re In this workaday life of ours ceived at the aquarium is a lump fish But narrow our path may be my dear from Gravesend bay The lump fish is And simple the scenes we view ungainly in shape and clumsy in action A heart like thine and a love like mine Will carry us bravely through but its coloring- makes it beautiful With a happy song well trudge along Looked at broadside on its outline is And smile in the shine or showers something like lhat of a flat fish but And well ease the pack on a brothers back By this workaday life of ours in the cross section the lump fish is Joe Lincoln in L A W Bulletin running something like a tall triangle up to a point at the top and oeing thickest near the lower part of the body while almost flat across the belly 7WH SrJ f On the under part of the body just back of the head the lump fish has a sucking disk by means of which it attaches it-¬ self to rocks or anjr other object Some- ¬ times it lies on the bottom It has a ROBERT LOUtS STEVEnSOnlaaggS small head and mouth and little eyes 5 The lump fish is sometimes screen and sometimes brown in color The one PART VTC aquarium which is about now at the CHAPTER XXX Continued half grown and six or seven inches in length is a green fish On some parts Silver was a changed man once he of the body the green shades into gray was out there and had his back on his but green is the fishs distinguishing friends and the block house his cheeks color shading- from a coppery green seemed to have fallen in his voice trem- ¬ into a paler tint and so into the gray bled never was a soul more dead in The colors are not dull but they are earnest without luster Why John youre not afraid V The aquarium has had at different asked Dr Livesey times two or three lump fish before this Doctor Im no coward no not I one but none of them lived long It is not so much and he snapped his fin- ¬ a fish difficult to keep in captivity and gers If I was I wouldnt say it But none of those here before could be per¬ Ill own up fairly Ive the shakes upon Youre a good suaded to eat This one however is me for the gallows eating with a pretty fair appetite It man and a true I never see a better lives at present on shrimps which are man And youll not forget what I partly stunned before placing them in done good not any more than youll the water which makes it easier for the forget the bad I know And I step lump fish to get them It eats shrimps aside see here and leave you and Jim in nature when it gets a chance clos alone And youll put that down for ing up on them gradually when they nie too for its a long stretch is that lie motionless on a stone or spile and So saying he stepped back a little finally with a sudden motion nabbing way till he was out of earshot and them It would do it here if it had a there sat upon a tree stump and be ¬ chance As it is Ihe shrimp are fed to it gan to whistle spinning round now The lump fish is perhaps attached by and again upon his iseat so as to com its disk to the side of the tank near the mand a sight sometimes of me and the bottom A deadened shrimp is dropped doctor and sometimes of his unruly The lump ruffians as they went to and fro in the into the water at the top fish appears to know instantly of its sand between the fire which they rpresence it inches up a little on the ere busy rekindling and the house side of the tank still however keep ¬ from which they brought forth pork ing its hold But the shrimp continues and bread to make the breakfast to drop down straight through the wa ¬ So Jim said the doctor sadly here lump fish waits for it The you are As you have brewed so shall ter and the shrimp comes so close that the you drink my tooy Heaven knows I fish can get it by bending its head cannot find it in my heart to blame to one side without letting go But you but this much I will say be it Other shrimps may have a little more kind or unkind when Capt Smollett life and drop through the water beyond way well you dared not have gone off reach and the lump fish lets go and and when he was ill and couldnt help swims off to get them most likely com- ¬ it by George it was downright cow ¬ ing back to attach itself to the wall ardly again but up nearer the top I will own that I here began to weep The lump fish is slow in movement Doctor I said you might spare me and not quick in its eating The shrimp T have1lamed myself enough my lifes is naturally very quick in its move- ¬ forfeited anyway and I should have been ments as is shown here in a curious dead now if Silver hadnt stood forme way A shrimp that had been parially and doctor believe this I can die and stunned and had been taken in by the I dare say I deserve it but what I fear lump fish recovered its stiength in the is torture If they come to torture fishs mouth and before it had been me swallowed and before the languid fish Jim the doctor interrupted and could close its mouth the shrimp had his voice was quite changed Jim I flashed out and darted aWaj X Y cant have this Whip over and well - Anc hlest they be who may wander free a wonderful world were Its wonderful world they say A added the doctor My second is a piece Keep the boy close beside of advice you and when you need help halloo Im off to seek it for 3 0 u and that itself will show you if I spealc at random Good by Jim And Dr Livesey shook hands with me through the stockade nodded to Silver and set off at a brisk pace into the wood CHAPTER XXXI THE TREASURE HUNT POINTER couldnt say more Im sure sir not ow and straggled one after another is one of his Joke and no misiake if you was my mother he cried to the beach where the two gigs await- Him and these ix were alone here ie Well thats my first concession ed us Even these bore trace of the killed em every man and this one he drunken folly of the pirates one in a broken thwart and both in their mud- ¬ dled unbailed condition Both were to be carried along with us for the sake of safety and so with our numbers di- ¬ vided between them we set forth upon the bosom of the anchoraere As we pulled over there was some discussion on the chart The red cross was of course far too large to be a guide and the tsrms of the note on the back as you will hear admitted of some ambiguity They FLINTS may remember thus ran the reader ¬ - MH MAIN BAILEY --8 PARIS hauled here and laid down by com- 402 Theyre long pass shiver my timbers bones and the hairs been- yellow Ay ST Iff Over Deposit Bank to 12 a m 1 that would be Allardyce ¬ - impsra fe VWft I - -- ¬ -- said Silver when we were if I saved your life you saved alone mine and Ill not forget it I seen the doctor waving you to run for it with the tail of my eye I did and I seen you say no as plain as hearing Jim thats one to you This is the first glint of hope I had since the attack failed and I owe it you And now Jim were to go in for this here treasure hunting with scaled orders too and I dont like it and you and me must stick close back to back like and well save our necks in spite o fate and fortune Just then a man hailed us from the fire that breakfast was ready and we were soon seated here and there about the sand over biscuit and fried junk They had lighted a fire fit to roast an ox and it was now grown so hot that they could only approach it from the windward and even there not without precaution In the same wasteful spir- ¬ it they had cooked I suppose three times more than we could eat and one of them witli an empty laugh threw what was left into the fire which blazed and roared again over this unusual fuel I never in my life saw men tso careless of the morrow hand to mouth is the only word that can describe their waj of doing and iwhat with wasted food and sleeping sentries though they were bold enough for a brush and be done with it I could see their entire unfitness for anything like a prolonged cam ¬ paign Even Silver eating away with Capt Flint upon his shoulder had not a word of blame for their recklessness And this the more surprised me for I thought he had never shown himself so cunning as he did then Ay mates said he its lucky you have Barbecue to think for youwith this here head I got what I wanted I did Sure enough they have the ship Where they have it I dont know yet but once we hit the treasure well have to jump about and find out And then mates us that has the boats I reckon has the upper hand Thus he kept running on with his mouth full of the hot bacon thus he restored their hopeand confidence and I more than suspect repaired his own at the same time he continued As for hostage thats his last talk I guess with them he loves so dear Ive got my piece o news and thanky to him for that but its over and done Ill takehim in a line when we go treasure himtirig for well keep him like so much gold in case of accidents you mark and in thft meantime once vye got the ship and treasureboth and off to sea like jolly companions why then well talk Mr Hawkins over we will and well give him his share to be sure for all his Jim Tall tree Spy glass shoulder bearing a point to the N of N N E Skeleton Island E S E and by E Ten feet A tall tree was thus the principal again toward the south into the rough cliffy eminence called the Mizzen mast Hill The top of the plateau was dotted thickly with pine trees of varying height Every here and there one of a different species rose forty or fifty feet clear above its neighbors and which of these was the particular tall tree of Capt Flint could only be decided on the spot and by readings of the compass let although that was the case every man on board the boats had picked a favorite of his own ere we were half way over Long John alone shrugging his shoulders and bidding them wait till the were there We pulled easily by Silvers direc ¬ tions not to weary the hands prema ¬ turely and after quite a long passage landed at the mouth of the second river that which runs down a woody cleft of the Spy glass Thence bend ¬ ing to our left we began to ascend the slope toward the plateau At the first outset heavy mfry ground and a mattedr marsh vegeta- ¬ tion greatly delaj ed our progress but by little and little the hill began ta stpepen and become stony undrfootr and the wood to change its character and to grow in a more open order It was irdeedT a most pleasant portion of the island that we were now approach ¬ ing A heavy scented bloom and many flowering shrubs had almost taken the place of grass Thickets of green nut meg trees were dotted here and there1 with the red columns and the broad shadow of the pines and the first min- ¬ gled their spice with the aroma of the others The air besides was fresh and stirring and this under the sheer sun ¬ beams was a wonderful refreshment to our senses The party spread itself abroad in a fan shape shouting and leaping- to and ¬ - Now right before us the an- ¬ chorage was bounded by a plateau from two to three hundred feet high adjoin- ¬ ing on the north the sloping southern shoulder of the Spy glass and rising mark Allardyce Tom MorganV Ay ay returned Morgan I mind him he owed me money he did and took my knife ashore with him Speaking of knives said another why dont we find hisn lying round Flint warnt the man to pick a seamans pocket and the birds I guess would leave it be By the powers and thats true cried Silver There aint a thing left here saic Merry still feeling around among the foones not a copper doit nor a baccv box It dont look natral to me Xo by gum it dont agreed Sil ver not natral nor not ncer says you Great guns messmate but iJ was living this would be a hot Flint spot for you and me Six they were and six are wc and bones is what tbe are now I saw him dead with these here deadlights said Morgan Billy took me in There he laid with penny pieces on his eyes Dead ay sure enough hes dead and gone below said the fellow with the bandage but if ever speerft walked it would be Flints Dear heart but he died bad did Flint Ay and that he did observed an other now he raged and now he hol- ¬ ler for the rum and now he sung Fifteen Men were his only song mates and Itell 3 011 true I never right ly liked to hear it since It was mair hot and the windy was open and 1 hear that old song comin out as cleai as clear and the death haul on the man already Comcr come said Silver stow this talk Hes dead and he dont walk that I know leastways he wont walk bj dayr and von nun Ia- - to that Care killed the cat Fetch ahead for tht doubloons We started certainly but in spite oi ¬ You mind Office hours to 6 p in H A SMITH XE3KTTIST 8 Office over G S Vardeii Office Hours Co 1 to 12 a in to 5 p m J 5p m R ADAIR Phone 79 Paris Ky d to 12 a m Dental Surgeon and tfde 1 No 3 Broadway Office Honrp tf t 1 ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Fnmittire Window Shades 00 Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to UndectsSj mg and Repairing ¬ Maiu Street - -- Paris Ky ROUSE AND LOT AM BLAC SJIITH SHOP FOR SALE at Jackson- ¬ ville K7 I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further shop partieuTam3 address or call on 13oct I IDES IRE to sell blacksmith tf my houso and otr BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky the hot sun and the staring daylight the pirates no longer ran separate and shouting through the woods bu kept side by side and spoke with batct breath- - The terror of the dead buc caneer had fallen on their spirits TO- - ssEjatxKrc5-- 3 898 PLANTS TREES VINES I ¬ BE CONTINUED TheBluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No HIS FRENCH MAID Agents fctrawberrf and general nursery cat¬ alogue on application to EL Altacrl Gets Her Into a Serious Ron F HILLENMESER A youngster who is the only son of in Telephone 279 dulgent parents living in Avondale has a French maid whose business it is tc carl Crawford ¬ with tlie Honscgirl Lexington Ky ALVA CRAWFORD talk to him in French at all times In factrshe has to as her knowledge is limited when it conies to speaking English ¬ -- 7V M3e 3i UTNV l Hl -- Wt jk kindness Sun run for it SOLDIERS LIFE EASIER His Mean o and Food Are Much Improved of Late Yearn Protection Weapons Although soldiering would seem to be a more perilous business than it ever was before in consequence of the great- ¬ er force rapidity and range of weapons and the higher power of explosives the result may show that modern bat- ¬ tles are not more deadly than were those in the civil war since an attempt has been made to counteract the de- ¬ structive forces by stouter protections in forts and by a system of tactics that replaces the old solid formations with something like the skirmish order of former times It may be also that the troops will fight at further distance al- ¬ lowing for the longer carriage pf bul- ¬ lets and shells But of one thing we are certain If the perils of Avar have been multiplied the comforts ofUie camp have been in- ¬ creased until they are a paitial offset Clothing is stouter if the millers choose to make it so camp outfits include cooking apparatus that can be carried on thefback of one man the canning of meats vegetables and fruits the desic- ¬ cation of other articles of food and the general cheapening of many things that were luxuries a few years asro make it possible to live in camp almost as in a hotel The substitution of aluminium for iron in utensils is another advantage and in general there is a tendency to both lightness of outfit and extension of properties contained in it In addition to the articles provided by the government in its clothing and ration allowances the man with a run 4 isnow allowed to buy and have pipes tobacco soap writing materials pens basins blacking brushes silk handkerchiefs matches towels and an addition to his menu in cheese canned goods dried fruits deviled ham preserves white sugar lime juice Worcestershire sauce pickles jam ginger spices and cranberry sauce Hum is discountenanced in hot countries for it encour- ¬ ages sunstroke and intensifies other troubles peculiar io the climate A sutler who should set up a claret punch and ice cream shop in a camp would be come a bondholder in a few months Brooklyn Eagle ¬ ¬ ¬ Doctor said I I iassed my word We I know I know he cried Dant help that Jim now Ill take it on my shoulders holus bolus blame And shame my boy but stay here I One jump cannot help you Jump and youre out and well run for it like antelope Xo 1 replied you know right well you wouldnt do the thing yourself neither you nor thesquire nor captain and no more will I Silver trusted me I But passed my word and back I go doctor you did not let me finish If they come to torture me I might let slip a word where the ship is for I got the ship part by luck and part by risking and she lies in North inlet on the south ¬ ern beacb and just below high water At half tide she must be high and dry The ship exclaimed the doctor Rapidly I described to him my adven- cM res and he heard me out in silence There is a kind of fate in this he observed when I had done Every step its you that saves our lives and do you suppose by any chance we are jpoing to let you lose yours V That would be a poor return my boy You icund out the plot you found BenGunn the best deed that ever you did or vv ill do though you live to ninety Oh Xy Jupiter and talking of Ben Gunn trhy this is the mischief in person Silver he cried Silver Ill give you piece of advice he continued as the rstok drew near again dont you be n horribly cast down Should the scheme he had now sketched prove feasible Sil- ¬ ver already doubly a traitor would not hesitate to adopt it He had still a foot in either camp and there was no doubt he would prefer wealth and freedom with the pirates to a bare escape from hanging which was the best he had to hope on our side Xay and even if things so fell put that he was1 forced to keep his faith with Dr Livesey even then what dan ger lay before us What a moment that would be when thesuspieions of his fol ¬ lowers turned to certainty and he and I should have to fightr for dear life he a cripple and I a boy against five ¬ It was no wonder the men were in a good humor now For my part I wTas strong tmd active seamen mystery that still hung over the behavior of my friends their unexplained desertion of the stockade their inex- ¬ plicable cession of the chart or harder still to understand the doctors last warning to Silver Look out for squalls when you find it and ytfu will readily believe how little taste I found in my breakfast and with how uneasy a heart I set forth behind my captors on the quest for treasure We made a curious figure had ¬ Add to this double apprehension the vre any great hurry after that treas asking your pardon save my life and he boys by seeking for that treasure nd you may lay to that Well Silver replied the doctor if Vaat is so Ill go one step further look out for squalls when you find it Sir said Silver as between man ud man thats too much and too little What youre after why you left the block house why you give me that there chart I dont know now do IV And yet I done your bidding with my eyes shut and never a word of hope But no this heres too much If you wont tell me what you mean plain out just say so and 1 leave the helm Xo said the doctor musingly Ive no right to sajr more its not my secret you see Silver or I give you nry word Id tell it to you But Ill goas far with The Girls Awpire Higher you as I dare go and a step beyond for Mr Sweet Yes boys are more am- ¬ Ill have my wigSorted by the captain bitious than girls They are never con ¬ or Im mistaken And first Ill give tent tintil they get a locomotive vou a bit of hope Silver if we Mrs Sweet But a girl isnt con get alive out of this wolf trap both Ill do tented even with a diamond necklace ray best to save you short of perjury worth twice aa much as a locomotive Silvers face was radiant You ¬ Why sir I do my possible which Shat aint said Silver I can only jewelers Weekly anyone been thereto see us all in soiled sailor clothes and all but me armed to the teeth Silver had two guns slung about him one before and one behind besides the great cutlass at his waist and a pistol in each pock- ¬ et of his square tailed coat To complete his strange appearance Capt Flint sat perched upon his shoulder and gabbled odds and ends of purposeless sea talk I had a line about my waist and fol- ¬ lowed obediently after the sea cook who held the loose end of the rope now in his free hand now between his pow erful teeth For all the world I was led like a dancing bear The other men were variously bur- ¬ dened some carrying picks and shov- ¬ els for that had been the very first necessary they brought ashore from the Hispaniola others laden with pork bread and brandy for the midday meal All the stores I observed came from our stock and I could see the truth of Silvers words the night before Had he not struck a bargain with the doctor he and his mutineers deserted by the ship must have been driven to subsist on clea water and the proceeds of their hunt tig Water would have been little to their taste a sailor is not usually a good shot and besides all that when they were so short of eat- ¬ ables it was not likely they would be very flush of powder s Well thus equipped we all set ou-teven the fellow with the broken head who should certainly have kept in shafuji -- known Turning to Albert she said Le selr Albair le seIT PARIS KENTUCKY Turning to the housemaid Albert Oh the old parley said in English Work guaranteed satisfactory Calla Your work ia voo wants some sugar Give it to her promptly answered Prices reasonable Sh- - got the sugar in one of the stlvei solicited boxes or dredrs sseti for that eonai men and dredged hev eup in the ap CALDWELLS proved Fxench way and with decided disregard for the quantity she was INDIGESTION using Then when she tasted the mawky mess she broke out in a French tirade and wanted to whip the house girl That isT it sounded like that with Shout after shout came from him CUCIHMTI RY EMMFORT her Sacres and Mon Dieus fro About the center and a good Oh but shes cussing you said Al- ¬ Id Effect March 1 1897 way behind the rest Silver and I fol- ¬ bert to the housegirl Td tell mamma lowed I tethered by my rope he plow ¬ I wouldnt let any old foreigner talk 2AIIY EXCEPT SUNDAY ing with deep pants among the slid ¬ t that wav to me ing gravel Frorn time to time in- ¬ Whats she saying deed I had to lend him a hand or he Ohr dam and other cuss words that EAST BOUND musthavemissed his footing and fallen are a heap worse backward down the hill Then the housegirl got oack gocd Itvc Frankfort GtfOani 300pm We had thtis proceeded for about and strong and told her sheM slap her Arr RIkliorn- 54am 320pm Jrnlam 332 pm Arr Switzer half a mile and were approaching the in the mouth and Albert had to do the Arr Stumping Jround 72am 48pra brow of the plateau when the man interpreting Of course he 7Ntm 368prrv things Am Duval is 7 20im 415pm JcorKetown to ciy a little worse than they really Were and Arr CieorsPtowii upon the furthest left began 80ain 430pm hve Kl2am 412pm aloud as if in terror Shout after poured oil on the flames Both went to A rr Nowtown 822am 452pm Ccntrcville came from him and the others his mother but when Albert explained Arr Elizabeth shout 828iin 458pm Arr S4Ut m 510pm began to run in his direction his part in the row he was the one who Arr Jferis He cant have found the treasure got the scolding Cincinnati Commer ¬ WEST BOUND said old Morgan hurrying past us cial Tribune from the right for thats clean a top 9 20am 50pra Lv Paris Wrens Vindication Indeed as we found when we also ArrlCUzabeth 32am 542pm 038am 548pm When Sir Christopher Wren was Arr Jentreville reached the spot it was something 948am 558 pna very different At the foot of a pretty building the town hall of Windsor a Arr Georgetown 1000am 0l0pra 1040am 635pn big pine and involved in a green fidgety meimber of the corporation so Lve Georgolown l05bam 4Gpim creeper which had even partly lifted the story goes insisted that the roof ArrStamping Ground 1110am 653pok 1125am 704pn some of the smaller bones a human required further support and desired ArrSwitzer 1135am 71 pm skeleton lay with a f ew shreds of cloth- ¬ the architect to add more pillars Iu Arr Klkhorn t5 m 725pm ing on the ground I believe a chill vain did Sir Chuistopher assure him that the danger was imaginary he GEOB HARPER struck for a moment to every heart C D BERCAW said George knew better The alarm spread and Genl Supt He wa a seaman Geul Pass Agt FitANxyoRT Ky rest had the great architect Avas worried into Merry who bolder than the gone up close and was examining the adding the desired columns Years Leastways this is passed and in later times when archi rags of clothing tect and patron were dead cleaning a good sea cloth operations in the roof revealed tue facj Ay ay said Silver like enough you wouldnt look to find a bishop here that the supposed additional supports I reckon But what sort of a way is did not touch the roof by two inches Taint in though this was not perceptible to any- ¬ that for bones to lie one below By this ingenious expedient natur EAST BOUND Indeed on second glance it seemed did Sir Christopher pacify his critics to fancy that the body was while vindicating his own architectural Isv Louisville impossible s 830am 600pm in a natural position But for some skill to future generations Leisure Ar Lexington 1115am 84Tjpm Lv Lexingtou 1123am 850pmS30am 550pm disarray the work perhaps of the Hours LvWincnesterll58am 023pm kl5am 630pm upon him or of th birds that had fed Ar Mt Sterllngi225pm J50pm 950am 706pm A21 Ornament to tlie Profession Ar Washington 5im 340pm slow growing creeper that had grad ¬ Plankiugton I understand that you ArPhilndelphial0l5am 703pm enveloped his remains the man ually ArNew York 1240un908pm ay perfectly straight his feet point ¬ had to go to law about that property that was WEST BOUND ing in one direction his hands raised lawyer lefti you Have you a smart above his head like a divers xointing 450pm 2 50pra Ar WinchesterBloomfield You bet I have He owns Ar Lexington - 730am 520pm 655am 345pm 800am 75aiu directly in the opposite 911am tfciOpm Ar Frankfort Ive taken a notion into my old the property now Tit Bits ArShelbyvilIel001am7 20pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Heres numskull observed Silver Give It a Chance Trains marked thos f run daily ex the compass theres the tip top pint She Oh James how grand the sew cept Sunday other tnina rundaily island stickin out like a isl How wonderful of Skeleton I do so like to Through Sleepers between Louisville you hear the roar of the ocean tooth Just take a bearing will Lexington and New York witaouft along the line of them bones He So do I Elizabeth Flease keep change It wasNdonc The body pointed quiet Boston Traveler For rates Sleeping Car reservations o straight in the direction of the island any information call on Domestic Gifts and the compass read duly E S E b3 E F B Carr What is a genius mainina Agent L NRK I thought so cried the cook this A genius is a man who can get what oiGiobge W Barney is a pinter Right up there is our Pans Kjh here vDiv Pass Agent pole star and the jolly do- ¬ he wants out of the ipe chest without v line for the LesmgtonKy Courier-JBut by thunder if it dont make upsetting the llars yv JX me cold inside to think of Flint This ournal ¬ 17 rx Shop corner Main and something of a practical joker too At lunchtime one day the maid was up a stump in regard to asking for salt She needed The boy though only seven is as full of mischief as a young calf and he knows enough to know that he can fool the maid in more ways than one He is CRAWFORD BROS 332SLo3rt Barkers Fifth St3 her soup and to the housegirl she couldnt make her vvants In it JOHN CONNELLY J if SDR PEPSI s gt 1 1 1 ¬ BEE 1 01 EI TIME TABLE -- -- mJjk--Louisv- ille - -- r X Wl Tm ytau 1a iksMfeaAaEft ihJkvr linfefejtT - teayyj - SMwrr mKrsy THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FEIDAY JULY bRAFT OF VEHICLES 31 8 1898 Proposed Alliance vritli Englsad ct ho its of Harnessing a Horso as to Get the Best Result De ¬ scribed by Prof Edyrerton S Prof J J Edgerton of the Iowa ag ricuhural college has been making a special study of the methods for har nessing a horse so as to get the best reSUPPORT FOR TREES sults It is an old and popular idea he says that a loaded wagon will draw Just ilie Tiling for Orchards in Wiiieli easier when the greater part of the load Hogs Sheep anil Other Animals is placed over the front wheels As a ¬ ¬ Are Pastured The practice is becoming- more and more prevalent of pasturing- hogs and sheep in orchards The animals thrive on the grass and fallen fruit and they In turn enrich the orchard and destroy countless grubs and worjas With ani- - v mk lfw A lip M FOR SECURE SUPPORT TREES FRUIT rials in an orchard however it is im ¬ possible to prop up heavily laden Journal of Agriculture boughs ioi such props will very quick- ¬ ly be knocked down Fig 1 shows a DOCTORS EXPERIENCE plan that can be used in almost any tree The central branches furnish a Illinois Physician Has an Adventure fulcrum for the support of the poles That Should Teach Country used One end can be placed under the People a Lesson branch 1o be supported or tied to it The condition of country rouus af rule the horse will do his work more easily if he is placed near it there be ing less lost motion The driver also will be able to keep his operations more completely under his control In the case just cited the opposite of the gen eral supposition is true This is due to a difference in the size of the fore and hind wheels The surface over which a load is drawn being more or less thick y set with obstacles over which the wheels nnist pass it stands to reason that a wheel with a diameter of five feet will be much more easily raised over a given obstacle than will one of four feet the leverage being so much great ¬ er in the first case If we suppose the load brought to a curbstone six inches in height over which it must be raised the lead en the five foot wheels will be brought over one third easier than an equal load on the four foot wheels because the leverage in the first case is one third greater It must not be sup posed however that the present tendency toward low wheeled wagons is a move altogether in the wrong direction for the greater width of tire preventing the wheel from sinking so deeply intc soft ground lessening the height tc which the load must be lifted helps t counterbalance the evil tendency ¬ ¬ Give the Cliiiaren a Srlnlc If the United States and England should called Grain O It is a delicious appetizinjL or Mr Gladstones price for a review A Bumptious Dozalnle Who VVaa a form an alliance the combined strength nourishing food drink to talco the place all would be so great that there would be little coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by Trifle Off In Distinfiruisli- was 1000 chance for enemies to overcome us In a like who have used it because when properly Ing Colors manner when men and women keep up their prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but 35000 for Conan Doyle received bodily strength with Hostetters Stomach is free from all its injurious properties Rodnty Stone Out of Grain aids digestion and strengthens the young men who want to Bitters there is little chance of attacks Kuskins 64 books bring him in 20 volunteer every 50 different recruiting sta- disease The old time remedy enriches from nerves 0 It is not a stimulant but a health the at the 000 a year tions in the downtown district it is esti- blood builds up the muscles steadies the builder and children as well as adults can drink it with great benefit Costs about as mated that at least 15 stipulate that com- nerves and increases the appetite Tryit Swinburne who writes very little much as coffee 15 and 25c missions shall be the price of their sacrimakes 5000 a year by his poems fice Some of these would be officers are A Good Example Nearly every man has a grievance and Browning in his later years drew eventually convinced that as much glorv She Did you ever see any rapid firing can be gained in the file as in the rank of you will find it out if you touch him right lie Yes I was in Washington when the 10000 a year from the sale of his the army Rut the majority go away insist- Spanish minister and attaches were 6ent Washington la Democrat works ing that tliey were constituted for com- home Chicago Tribune To Cure a Gold In One Day Ian Maclaren made 35000 out of mand and could not brook the orders of inTake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Auld ferior beings The Bonnie Brier Bush and Halls Catarrli Cure Col Koch was visited by a former school druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Is taken Internally Price 75c Lang Syne principal who appeared to have the make Anthony Ilope charges 450 for a up of a desirable recruit He was tall and Civility costs nothing and buys every- ¬ Beware of him who hates the laughing of and walked with a firm military step magazine story reserving the copy- broad stranger thing Lady Mary Montague a child Lavater lhe proved to be a native of the right United States and well posted on the conZolas first 14 books returned him stitution of the nation In accordance with 220000 and in 20 years he made at his custom Col Koch explained some of the manifold duties of the soldier The applileast 375000 cant was told that he might be called on any Tennjson is said to have received time to tear up a fence build a fire clean a 500000 a year frtfm the Macmillans JJJse r carry water These menial chores did not accord with the professors preconduring the last years of his life ception of the man of war ¬ ¬ ¬ WELL PAID AUTHORS DIDNT KNOW LIGHT GREEN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 am accustomed to command said th principal Why not make me a captain a column of 1500 words and will not ptii write an article for which less thaD the caller He did not stop to reason with signaled to Capt Jones who 10000 is to be paid understood the situation and who presented Two hundred thousand dollars was himself as the medical examiner Whats color of that card in paid to Alphonse Daudet for his Sap- or ttie roomthe the captain demandedthe end pho the highest price ever paid for That s pale blue replied the stranger No it isnt Its a light green Im afraid novel you re color many Mr Moody is believed to have beaten qualifications blind In spite of yournot deto command we could all others as more than 1250000 has pend upon you to distinguish a Spanish mor- ¬ been paid in rojalties for the Gospel tar battery from a sesquipedialian Were you under and Tunes by him in conjunc- sorry but cant useChronicle any Hymns Eider Haggard asks from 75 to 10C - aw ¬ ¬ Is your hair dry harsh and brittle Is it fading or Is it falling out Does dandruff trouble turning gray you For any or all of these conditions there is an infallible remedy in Dr Ayers Hair Vigor For years T was troubled with dandruff large flakes scaling and falling off causing great annoyanc 6 Sometimes the itching of the scalp was almost unendurable Prescrip- ¬ tions from eminent physicians put up in my own drugstore were tried but failed to afford relief At length I used Dr Ayers Hair Vigor and in one week I found it helped me Avt the end of only two weeks my head was entirely free from dandruff and as clean as a childs I heartily recommend Dr Ayers Hair Vigor to all who are suffering from diseases of the scalp Edwin Nordstrom Drugs etc Sacred Heart Minn ¬ circum-slances--Chica- go tion with Mr Sankey The Pall Mall Gazette paid Hudyard Kipling 750 for each of his Barrack Room Ballads and The Seven Seas brought him 11000 He has received 5C cents a word for a 10000 word story Mrs Humphrey Ward received 40000 80000 each foi for Robert Elsmere David Grieve and Marcella 75 000 for Sir George Tressaday and 15 000 for Bessie Costrell OF A SCIENTIFIC NATURE A Case o 1 Memory ¬ ¬ f happen to be in A Blooniington pa ¬ itSPsSIa sS SiKSL per says that a physician in a small Illinois town has lately had life made a burden to him by the roads over or rather through which he had to travel In some places the mud is actually a foot and a half deep It is at times alv most impossible for a horse to get iM miri ot j through it Yet he has calls to make a distance of ten miles or more over ffi pVW MJJM that kind of roads Recently he was dm x on a good horse palloping through the mud in spite of the faot that at every jump the horse wentOver his ankles when the horse slipped and fell The TRE13 SUPPORTED BT POLE AND doctor was thrown bodily over a ditch of water while the horse went into the WIRE Hitch head first The soft ground let and the other end brought down under n branch on the opposite side or tied both rider and horse esGape unhurt to a branch if it is not possible to con but they were both so covered with fine it underTt limbJ Another way is to mud that it was impossible 1o tell what The doctor had fasten a pole to tbe trunk of the tree on a color they were did not get wet waterproof and as shown in Fig- 2 Wires extending from the top of the pole to heavily lie caught the horse mounted and laden branches will support these in went on It was not an unusual oc the best possible manner American currence Agriculturist ALL AROUND TEE DAIRY ¬ fects the rural doctor perhaps quite as much as anybody especially as his du ties compel him to use them pretty con stantly no matter what shape they may ¬ ¬ Scarlet flowers are said to stand drought better than any others It may not be generally known that Darwin long ago provedthat plan ts and flowers have brains and that if they dc not exactly argue matters out among themselves the instinct of is strong upon them Sunstroke generally occurs to persons laboring in the open air and sun self-preservation ¬ ¬ The serenader stopped beneath the win lie unslung his guitar and touched its strings softly and lovingly Then he looked about the dark shadows of the garden and along the line of fence that marked the street end of the handsome premises Nothing was in sight Looking again at the window the youth ran his fingers swiftly across the strings and then lifting up his head and opening his mouth until the moonlight glittered on his teeth he began in a shrill tenor Oh dont you remember But he got no further The window above suddenly opened and a large heavily framed engraving of the battleship Maine was droppedfrom within and fell squarely on the singers head Oh we remember all right shouted a hoarse voice from above And the startled singer gathered himself together and sadly and painfully went his way Cleveland Plain Dealer dow e Auers Mir v 5H00T A GUARDSMANS TROUBLE Journal The promptness with which the National Guard of the different states responded to President McKinleys call for troops at the beginning of the Avar with Spain made the whole country proud of its citizen soldiers In Detroit there are few guardsmen more Mich eflicient than Max R Davies first sergeant of Co B He has been a resi- ¬ EAD ACH Botla my AVlfe and myself have been CASCARETS and they are the beat medicine we have ever had in the house Last using IPCHESTER 0ADE8 5hot gun Sums Used byAllthe bampionShois A lAiffc - -- ¬ winter in a close darkened room where the temperature is for a long time above the normal A thought weighing machine has been invented by Prof Mosso the Italian physiologist the rush of blood tc the head turning the scale The ma chine is said to be so delicate that it can measure the difference in the exertion needed to read Greek from thai required for Latin One of the most remarkable inks known to the chemist is made from a preparation of Prussian blue in with nitric and aydrochlorio acid The writing done with this ink has the singular property cof fading when exposed to the light arad recovering its color when taken into the shade or placed in perfect darkness An Italian artist in London is said to ¬ but it would be better named heat stroke for it can occur even in shine Focj the Detroit and they relieved the pain in her head almost Immediately We both recommend Cascarets Chas Stedeford Pittsburg Safe Deposit Co Pittsburg Pa CANDY 1 week my wife was frantic with headache for two days she tried some of your CASCARETS fzte FOR Send Name onaPostalqim 152 PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE popular and CATHARTIC Winchester Repeating 180 Winchester Ave ms New Haven Conn ¬ ¬ Avenue dent of Detroit for the ast six years and his lome is at 416 Third TRADE MARK REGISTERED combination ¬ FIRE BLIGHT IN PEARS A DiHcahc Flint Las Done More Duui- - hsrd dry hackingcough suspect tuber culosis Jije to Grower Than All Utlier There is mot much difference in the AlKictioiHj Combined merit of churns except that some work Bulletin 145 Cornell university ex- ¬ easier and more rapidly Oats and jieas sown together at the periment station Ithica X Y gives home valuable information concornins rate of about three bush els to the acre tliat most pestilent disease fire blight make nearly green crop for cows If the calf is permitted to suck the in pears which Jiasdone more damage to pear growers thap all the other af¬ cow more than three or four days the cow will be injuned for dairy purposes flictions combined Fire blig ht has been known in this Educate the people to know that g country for a centurj but was ascribed oleomargarine as a dirty to a great many different causes until compound and then let the courts Prof J T Burxill of the University of protect- it as much as they like Illinois took the matter up and discovIt is said that placing fresh water be ered that it was due to the work of bac fore cows in the stable so that the v can teria which reproduce themselves in the drink a little whenever wanted in cambium or jhv wood growth that creases the vield of milk sufficientlv tc forms between the bark and wool each repay cost of jripcsand appliances in a year This growth is soft and full of very short time sap and is exactly adapted to the re One dairyman raises bis calves on production of the bacteria producing separator skim milk with a little white the blight Hene it increases very rap middlings stirred in after they are two idly extending its field from cell to cell weeks old and xmtil they are four and absorbing- the nutrent juices of weeks when he adds wheat middlings the tree to such an extent that the and old process meal Western Ilow branches infected finally succumb to man 1heir attacks the foliage showing this Good Rmaig and VacationiiA condition by tunning- brown as if burned Communities that look for income by intense heat The only remedy is theheroic one of from the summer boardencannot afford excision and the knife and saw should to ignore any feature of their sur be used at any tizie when the disease roundings that will add to their atGut the ailected tractiveness Times change and we all manifests itself branches off and bisrii them and be sure change with them Nearly every fam 1o cut them far moug h below the vis ily going away for the summer takes ible effects to uui out an 3 part that several wheels along and the thou may be infected in the slig htest de- sands who get way for a two weeks vacation look for localities in which gree J t has been found that no pear tree is they can use their machines to best With all the character of sale from the attaclis of these bacteria advantage as bliglit proof the roads is of first importance This although some are aold 3f the affected branches are cutaway as fact makes it possible for less alluring coon as the disease shows and a careful spots to rival their more popular comwatch is kept all through the summer petitors by providing superior roads to keep the disease from spreading- it and advertising their excellences and nvill often be stamped out in a tingle each succeeding yesr will make this plan increasingly effective L A VV season ¬ Hoard says that if the cow has a disease-breedin- - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ knew their276 First Sergevnt worth until I used them for the cure of chronic dyspepsia For two years I suffered and doctored lor that aggravating trouble have just perfected a but could only be helped temporarily I think dyspepsia is one of the most which it is claimed wall be of immense stubborn of ailments and there is scarcely service both in peace and war It is a clerk or office man but what is more or said to be a great improvement on all less a victim Some days I could eat anyrange finders now in use The distance thing while at other times I would be starvThose distressed pains would forge me of any object can be ascertained by a ingquit to work mere glance through the instrument I tried the hot water treatment thorough it being shown on a Tittle dial the mo ly but it did not affect my case I have tried many advertised remedies but they ment the object is focused A friend of would help only for a time mine recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills SHOWN BY LOCAL RETAILERS for Pale People but I did not think much of them Plaid silk sun umbrellas I finally was induced to try the pills and commenced using them After taking a few Jacket suits of tan pique doses I found much relief I do not rememSailors in mixed rough straws ber how many boxes of the pills I used but I used them until the old trouble stopped Fifiecn inch high bicjxle shoes I know they will cure dyspepsia of the worst Duck sailors and Tarns for boys form and I am pleased to recommend them Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by all Separate crash skirts dm tucked ef¬ dealers or will be sent post paid on leceipt fects of price 50 cents a box or six boxp for 250 Hatpins topped with a military but¬ by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ton never newxa-nge-finder years he was connected with the well known wholesale drug house of Farrand Williams Clark in the capacity of bookkeeper I have charged up many thousand orders for Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People snid ATV DtvIrs hiif For four flXsHhtfnBBflfeflflHnMHMBtfQHCBlBSMtfS3kJ98HBdKZBHIH Potent Taste Good Do Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 25c 50c Sterling Kreivd Pleasant Palatable Ccmpacy ¬ CURE CONSTIPATION Chicago Monti Varl 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exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY ¬ Tiny kid parses with a fiat top and Tlicre were fought 2201 engagements chain ins the war of the rebellion Crinkled cottons with serpentine d ur- - stnpes ¬ Large gilt and silver belt buckles representing the United States shield THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlccommonS Select butchers CALVES Fail- - lo yood light HOGS Common X Mixed packers Liyht shippers SHKEP-Chou-c SINGULAR STATEMENT From Mrs Rank to Mrs Finkham - Cisnxmr Tnlv - 3 00 4 00 6 00 3 00 3 tin T 3 85 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FLOUR -- W inter fimilj- GKA1N-Wheat- -No 2 red 2o 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Kye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PhOVLslONS- - MessPork Lard Pi ime steam LAMBS Sprint 3 45 35 6 10 3 50 4 40 C 50 3 00 3 75 3 75 3 75 letter to Mrs Pink ham from Mrs M Rank No 2354 East Susquehanna Ave Philadelphia Pa is a remarkable statement of reThe- following- FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of 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 Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold ¬ to fm ii 3 75 G 85 79 34 lief from utter discouragement She says I never can find words with which to thank you for what Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound has done 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 1st Thmi ¬ All purchasers of throe 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch ¬ ¬ 9 00 25W 41 9 25 for me lo 1 BUTTEK Cosce dairy Prime to cnolce creamery APPLES New southern POTAIOES New per bbl CHICAGO GKA1N--Whea- 5 10 12 18 3 00 2 15 4 80 3 50 2 40 4 90 g4 ¬ 9FJYinter t Patents No 2 red - OATS 9S Mes LARD WHEAT No 2 C0 bteam NEW YORK 9271 b 30 3 50 5 32 22tf k Riiding tlte Soil of Ans In sandy soils especially ants are oftentimes troublesome and more or Jess of an annoyance on trees shrub ¬ bery and plants They may be de soroyed by pouring a tablespoonful of bisulphide of carbon into the ant hill and closing- the opening with soil The liquid will permeate theoil in every di- ¬ rection and kill all aniaial life while being- harmless to vegetation As it is exceedingly inflammable it must be kept carefully away from fire A rem ¬ edy quite as effective and less danger ¬ ous to handle a sweet oil Place this where the ants can get it and they will come in quantities The oil renders them Unconscious and those not killed by it may be quickly gathered and de - Bulletin stroyed--Prai- rie Farmer kORNNo--mixt- l The Horseradish Crop xt xi In growing horseradish ite land OATS Mied should be rich well manured plowed 95trcw mC8S Western harrowed and free from lumpfu deep BALTIMORE As it is a great vegetable to spread plant each root in a roomy space by it¬ GRAIN -- AY heat No 2 J Southern Wheat self Make rows 15 inches apart and Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white set plants 12 inches from each other Rye No 2 western shoots about five inches IonPlant QUam making holes for them with a stick and HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS set them about two inches under the GRAIN-Wheat2 Have the shoots cut squarely soil Corn No 2 mixed across the bottom but cut slanting at Oats No 2 mixed top in order that one side may be a the LOUISVILLE little longer than the other Keep free from nveeds for the first and second Corn Mixed Oats Mixed seasons after which the horseradish v will take care of itseUDsikota Field PORK gess LARD and Farm - No2ie i2 3SM At H 10 0 l0b0 U k 00 81 m 77 gljf 351 814 294 420 440 4 30 50- cnih - 4 50 alone Indeed I thought I would lose my mind No one knows what I endured 1 continued this way until the last of February when I saw in a paper a testimonial of a lady whose case was similar to mine and who had been The Best BOOK hne WAR Beautifully bound and sump cured by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegeta- ¬ tuously illustrated pricp trtvto anybody sending two annual subscriptions at each to the Overland ble Compound I determined to try it Monthly SAN FHAXCISCO 51 Sample Overland 5c and doctored for a long time not seeing- any improvement At times I would feel well enough and other times was miserable So it went on until last October I felt something terrible creeping- over me I knew not what but kept getting- worse I can hardly explain my feelings at that time I was so depressed in spirits that I did not wish to live although I had everything- to live for Had hys teria wasjvery nervous could not sleep and was not safe to be left - Some years ago I had womb trouble They can be obtained only from your plaques will not be sent by mail grocer Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to re- Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch ¬ WHAT BRINGS RELEASE F AND CREASE WHY DON1 YOU KNOW BmmBmm3ssi ie6666666Ss5 READERS OF THIS PAPER ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS DEFIRIKG TO BUY ANYTHING 1m SAPOL WHERfc ALL ELSE FAILS -No g g 70 33 2Gi jme 354 and felt better after the first dose I NEVV DISCOVERY eivea continued taking- it and to day am a Z 10 I quick relief and cures worst and IO days well woman and can say from my cafCf Send for bcokDrofUtestimonials SONSAiUbu U UllEKSS treatment Free heart Thank God for such a medi- - nPADQY tgWJ CURES r 10g 5 75 Mrs Pinkham invites all suffering at Lynn Mass for advice All such letters ate seen and answered by women only women to write to her Cough Tastes Good BS Best In time Syrup by druTKlsts Use Sold ANK E 1716 CD IFHEtf WRITIKG JCO AJttVERTISUKSl please state tknt yew jfcw tie Advertise meet lu tbls payer j mJtJj Sl 3 EWR8NCWW 8 n lTV i 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARI NORTH MIDDLETOWN Ii N KY I FRIDAY JULY 8 1898 W Of Peck P S MASTERS SALE c EV Special Kates Anderson OF Interesting Paragraphs Gathered By A Special Scribe A T Trimble is in NaRhville Tenn W F Bryan is in Tennessee buying Miss J Sourbon o Land Bourbon Circuit Court i To Indianapolis and return Ai g 19th to 21st final limit Aug 31st Extension of lime to Sept 10th can be had Fare cattle ebts at Miss t in Mt Sterling D E Fisher Plaintiff vs R C Skillman ha3 returned home etc Defendants John Fisher from a western pleasure trip of Louisville Miss Georgia Scoggin By virtue of a judgment of sale renby the is the pleasant guest of Mr Geo Red dered in the above styled cause Bourbon Circuit Court at its June term uion 1898 1 will sell at public auction to the Liirhtninsr killed three Veers for Ed highest and best bidder at the Court Uanmr Drnriff of TVurloe Mill house door in Paris Kentucky on ¬ 1 460 round trip Account Grand En campment Knights of Pythias To Washington D C and return Edna Stump is visiting her parCarlisle 1655 July 4th to 7th good returning Account National Educa Saaie Young is visiting relatives July 16th I I A Beautiful To the Wright Medical Co I O Pike Co O Kecommends Wrights Celery Capsules I Present rw E- i Association Extension of time to August 31st can be had To Lexington Ky eighty cents Ac round trip June 29th to July 9ch count of Chautauqua ¬ tinal - na - v REQUIRKMOWOWXO C MU COLLARS AH0 CUFFS STIFF AW KCE ISWEHFIKSrBOUGHTnEW S JOKE POUND or THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUWO AND A HALF Of ANY OTHER STABCU I SATURDAY JULY 28 1898 between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 p m the following described real estate to wit A tract of 3 acres 1 rood Bnd 13 pole3 ot laud lying on th waters of Hinkston creek in the county of Bour- ¬ Beginning at bon State of Kentucky a stone corner to Smith thence N 2h E 14 G poles to a stone corner to Glenn then N 88 W 36 poles to a stone in Glenn line thenceS 2 W UG poles to a stone in line to Smith thence S 88 W 36 poles to the beginning or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintilFs debt interest and costs Misses Lieuia tsurgin ana jane Jttogers of near town are the guests of Mrs rfc L Willis at Lexington - Y July 12vh to 15t To Buffalo limited to July 19th one fare round- Extension of time to August UL can be had Fourth of July ratta onend one- JN W CHUB1NGER MJIACTUMO Oflu BRONCO KQKUlO0WAjHAVrjjaHW FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starch so that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of ¬ Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to doauythiug for nearly two years I ed three boxesof your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of otLers o aniictedl wish to send this letter Very truly yours AV S ANDEJS03r Sold by all druggists at 50c and 51 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free 6b BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM 4 TOLEDO DETROIT third fare for the round trip to all Said sale will be made upon a credit of six months for the purchase money for which the purchaser will be re quired to execute bond payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner to he approved by him bearing six per cent interest from day of sale until paid Said sale is made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff D E Fisher ¬ against the defendant John Fisher for the sum of 11667 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 9th day of April 1891 until paid subject to credit bv the sum of 14 00 paid 10 00 paid Mav ISth 1896 13th 1896 15 00 paid Novem August bei 25th 1896 and 1000 paid May 15th 1897 and the coBts of this suit amounting to 5650 making the total amount of debt interest and costs on the day of aaU the sum of 17472 - EiYEMETT M DICKSON 51 ster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court C LV Arnsparger Attorney COUNTY DIRECTORY Officers of Bourbon County s t Judge W M Purnell Sherifi George W Bo wen W W Mitchell and James Burke Deputies Circuit Clek Chas E Butler F L McChesney Deputy County Clerk Ed D Pearce Paton Deputy Paton County Attorney Denis Dun don Assessor W G McCiintock Km Fisher are auut Mrs William Prewitt in Montgomery county Prof TV G Thompson and wife will spend July drumming in central Ken- ¬ B College tucky for the K C S H Gaitskill and wife of Mcintosh Fla who have been at the bedside of the formers mother Mrs Francis V Gaitskill at Wades Mill left Monday on a business trip co New York Balti- ¬ They will re ¬ more and Philadelphia Paris Ky turn and make an extended visit in Kentucky in a few weeks Insure in my agency non- ¬ The News scribe spent Monday in Prompt paying reliable Montgomery county While out ou the union NN il V R R in the Prewitt companies insures against fire we noted a tew points as fol- ¬ section lows Corn was blown down by Mon ¬ wid and storm Wy 0 HINTOfo- - Agent days rain tobacco HA Is were washed considerably newly cut fields of wheat had a blown down capless appearance rignts Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Jesse C Booth 4932 lbs of tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Sales tobacco to the Cinciunaci Leaf Tobacco 32780 C Gillispie one Warehouse MltS LAURA WEISHAVF 100 horse iO W W Scott of Carlisle Sandy Bushes 3 sows and pig to C C Of Murry Ind Reeouimeutb Wriglia Celery Cnpsjulen Clarke 35 G W Rash 14 sheep to F P Lvuam 19 T J Judy 2 geldings to W H Kerr 200 H S Cay wood 2 Murry Ind Sept 17r 1S0Ghorses to same 180 Robt Hariit one Wright Medical Co sorrel geldins to same 30 D C Ander The CohriHbuR Ohio sol of Mt Sterling 41 lambs to F M and C Gillispie 15250 E R Littp of Dear Siks Last sprain 1 purchased 200 sheep to same 51814 a bos of Wrights Celery Capsules fr mi Mt Srerling S S Ralls of Sbarpsbnrg 52 lambs to L C Davenport drmrgrst BlnStou same 200 J E Bonrdman of Carlisle Ind and used them tor poiwich tremble one cow and calf to Clifton Gillispie with which I had been atScted for naore 30 J W Rice one dun mare to H R than 15 years Since taking your Cap ¬ Mark 35 H R Mirk 2 heifers to F sules I have lost all trace of paiu and 213 55 26 Juo C Booth one stomach is entirelv wil I can eat aziv- B Lynam cow and calf to Thos Kane of Clark thing and can truthfully say that I have countv 40 W M Jones one bay geld not felt better in years ing toV H Kerr 95 J W Skilman Yours Respectfully Sr 2 cattie to G W Gardner of Paris Mrs Laura Wsibhauft 69 30 A G Jones 34 lambs 2725 lbs VV T Brooks at 50o and 109 Sold by to E B Lynam 136 25 W G Burris per bos Send address on postal to the 10 44 2 cattle to R H Burris Jas Hedges 11 sheep to F M efc C Gillispie Wright Med Co Coluinbusf Ohio for 32 16 Jno Craig one sow to same 35 trial siae free J udge C M Skillman one picked up black sow re C VV Gilkev 6 60 Jno My asrencv insures against T Collins 5T lambs to F B Lynam re- ¬ 122375 T J Hortcn 93 lambs to same fire wind and storm M Eiahn made the following 39250 prompt paying- - compa 7 cattle of S liable pn rchases Wednesday Dl Patrick 259 20 16 cattle of G H niesr n on onion Wilson 330 59 10 cattle of J W Skill W O HINTON JSgent man Jr 380 30 one cow of F W Houston 35 Warren and visiting their Elizabeth ¬ ¬ N points on L To Nashville Tenn and return one fare round trip July 1st io 5th limited July 31st Extension to Aug loth can be had Mound trip 205 to Olympia Springs and return during Summer season Pariits contemplating a summer tour can get valnable information time table hotel guides and Summer resort booklets by calling on or addressing F JB Carr Genl Agent GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 10000 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 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 manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars NEW YORK Bnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Carsr Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars M 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 Set Them Besure vonr tickets read via FOUR O MeCORMICK BIG 1 six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautifnl Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Do not delay This offer is for a short time only All purchasers of three 10 cent or Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN Gen Pass Tkt Agt O Cincinnati Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Hews and Cidnion n OF National Imoortance THE SUN KEEP OUT OF REAQH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE Ui n 3 u io TRSNS t rfk i CONTAINS BOTH Daily r by mail Daily and Sunday by mail SB -- lief DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO beoli Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this suTnmer For inform nti on inquire of ronr nfiarrsfc lir kfit Agent t 4 8a year a Year Tbe Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper m the world By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv SUN New York Address THE -- 4 Roxy TiFse ¬ f Jailer W Pstrib Milling C JonesHi - Coroner School Dr H B Kate Edgar Surveyor Superintendent F Bedford Roberts Miss Magistrates IParis R J Neely -- TYLilleraburg A C BaR -- s7 r - Little Rock P S See North Middletown H G Smith Clinton ville S L Weathers Hutchison E P Claybrook CenteT ville J T Barlow Ruddles Mil s John Howard Standing Committees of Bourbon Fiscal Court man H 1 Kentmcky State Teachers Special to Wash ington The Chesapeake Ohio Ry will run a special limited Vestibule Train to Washing- ton leaving Lexington at G p m Wednes- ¬ day July 6th and arriving in Washington at 1130 a m next morning This train will carry the Kentucky Delega tion of Teachers to the- National Educational Convention A diningcar will be attached and meals- - will ba served for 7 5 cent Ticket on sale luly ad to 6th i iclvsive at one fare plus two dollars forround trip good re turninguntil August 3lstr if desired Return tickets will be good from Rich- ¬ mond Viu and a very low rate has been made from Washinstou to Richmond via j Steameraud OldPoint Comfort thus giving the only opportunity to visit the most His ¬ torical Sea shore Resort on the Atlantic I coast send In your name for mans time tables or sleeping car information Dont be deceived The Chesapeake OhioRy is th j ouly Line from Cantral Kentucky points to Washing ¬ ton without transfer of cars or depots Ask yotsrticKet Agent or write - flour fbr sale by all grocers iAsk fearit Take no others Our- line - Cos Purity of mens tan shoes embraces the newest novelties for Springs from the best manufacturers Divyts Thompson Isgrig 5ud- ERE IS SOME to TLLS Insured lc a Ouk insurance is protected oy bank ible paper on the Capital City Bank of Jolmubus- CX There can be nostrojiger guarantee given you We dace not use - Iys -- 1 J VALUA BLE lm ri ft- GROUSE Div Pass Agt WBarnky Lexington Ky Finance C brook J Neelyr Chair A few ref mgeratous Smith and E P Clay tons Ca ll at once R ¬ left at J T Bin best life insurance Wrights Celery CapsusSes gives you good- health they sure LifTer Kidney and Stomach trouble HJienmatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 160 days treatment costs 1c a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box whisii brings your money back if we fail tocure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist che - i banks- - nauifc without authority if you loubt it wriAe them Good health is - ft A C Ball Chairman T Barlow and P S See Jail C J Dill piekle MDDERMonr Baggarid Spears tf tf Reeds new iaundry Haggard is doing first class work County Infirmary Smith ard Chairman S L Weathers and John How- - Give ns a call Reed FOR YOU You are aware that the- Spring season has arrived - H Turnpikes H C Smith Chairman A P Ball and E P Clay orook Charities J T Barlow Chair- man P S See and S L Weathers ¬ MASTERS SALE Off Gtafo Dyspepsia Cured Outfit You are now thinking of buying a Brand New City Proper Bourbon Circuit Court John Durgin etc Plaintiffs vs 1 Ky Turnpike Commissioners District No 1 EdJTurner Paris District No 2 tlock Millersburg Ky District No 3 Wm Linnehan Thos McClin Nannie White Defendant By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the- above styled cause at the June term 1898 of the-- Bourbon Circuit Court J will sell pubhclv at the-first Court house- door in Paris Kentucky on - - III HHrnl1 i t k w yJT irH North Middletown Ky Court of Claims JMXTWfc meets Thursday in April and October HOUSE ASD LOT AND BLACK wa between the hours of rt iaiSk imy a SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal jpance in twelve monthscall For further on particulars address or BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf and a p in 10 I F weak stomach Thtf lightest food produced distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried numerous remedies without permanent help V Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within a week I commenced improving and per ¬ sisting in the treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no evil effects PARIS KENTUCKY I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels any oiQ symptoms Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Dr Miles Remedies Your work is promptly answered are sold by all drug ¬ solicited Prices reasonable gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re¬ EMMETT M DICKSON funded Book on dis- ¬ 1 Master Commissioner DR CALDWELLS Bourbon Circuit eases of tho heart and Court nerves free Address CURES INDIGESTION C Arnspargeb Attorney DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind j OHN CONNELLY real estate to wit A certain house and lot of land situated in the City of Paris Bourbon county Kentucky on the West side of High Street and fronts thirty three 3 feet four 4 inches on said High Street and runs back the same width as in front towards Sycamore Street one hundred and forty seven and one half 147 A feet to the lot devised to to Nannie White and sold by said Nan ¬ nie White to Delilah J Hutchings Said sale will be made upon a credit of six months for the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bond payable to the under ¬ signed Master Commissioner to be ap- ¬ proved by him and bearing six per cent interest from the day of sale until paid Said sale is made for the purpose of division ¬ the following described o slock m wmmFW Jr W FTER suff eringr ftnearl7 rom dyspepsia Mrs H EL Dugdale wife of a prominent business man ot Warsaw N Y writes For 28 years I was thirty y eara -- a constant suffcrercfrom dyspepsia and Remember this suggestive information It will be both profitable and pleasurable for you to call at TWIN BROS to- examine the- best and biggest Spring asortmnt of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Slippers etc you have ever seen Why not buy vour goods at TWIN BROS where you get the newest goods the Our motto is H mest Goods at Honest Prices1 latest novelties the best qualities at thp lowest prices It has been our success ta treat our customers honestly and courteously and they are well satisfied Why not let us have you as our customer Entire new stock of SUks Dress Good Silk Skirts and other Skirts White Goods Percales Sateens Table Damask Counterpanes Ginghams Cheviot Sheeting Tickings Towels Napkins Lace Curtains Bleached and Brown Maslin Crashes Gloyes and Corsets Muslin Underwear Carpets Oil Cloths Window Shades etc B Cos Mens Clothing the finest line of Boys famous Aunt The Celebrated Perfect Fitting B Hutchins fine Jane Hopkins make Never Rip Suits and Pants Monarch Shirts Stetson Hats Bice fine Guaranteed Ladies Shoes and Sliopers Mens and Boys Shoes Sachs We make Suits and Trousers to order in our Tailoring Department We guarantee fit price and Let us show you the piece goods for your selection workmanship FREE 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