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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 24, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 24, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899022401_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 24, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 J I MILLER THE BUURBON NEWS Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established fes j 1883 v i ISTEOTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO MILLERSBURG KYM FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 1899 SHAW HAN Sunday Ed Rail visited friends at Kiserton of Kigerton is on NO 16 HEMP SEED Nwh Nne fathered In And About The Those farmers expecing to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted from China in 1893 jan WJ 2uao LOTJGi xiPlIIDGKE LEXINGTON rT - KY iii 1 m r1 No it is not claimed that oleys Honey and Tar will cure onsumption or Asthma in ad vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the verv worst cases and in he early stages to effect a cure olii lv lames Kennclv Drugit ALWAYS DAINTY pretty girls under the direction of skilled men in surroundings as clean as a parlor make It positive that Peebles Candy is always dainty higher grade ingredients than are used in the manufacture of Peebles Candy an absolute guarantee that It is always pure and wholesome AtJENTS FRFH daily from are supplied the fact0ry with Peebles Candy insuring that it is always fresh and delicious Superior to others but price no higher Try it Agents for Allegretti A Ruber delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand The work of bright r There is an epidemic of measbs at Ltitchfield D ingerons connterfeit f 10 bills ar- in bought several circulation in Lonisviiie McClintock Thos Mt Sterliug Monguou broke uml s at George Die was vesterday appoint- day ed post mater Authiana and Mrs John Burke of Nepton Mr u Colorado the now In North w areyui stsof ieo Barke and family is fiom ten t ftten feet deep on a near town ¬ -- Hurit Di Id Beet went to Danville Tuesda tu visit relatives Mrs Martin ONeal is visiting h r in Mis Robt McClelland returned to Mt Sterling Tuesday John VV Bedford Sr who has been quite ill is some better Mips Willie Bowden of Paris is the gurst of relatives here Mr Horace Taylor of Carlisle was here Tuesday on business Jas Wool urns went to the mountains Weduesday tqbuy lumber Mrs Thos Frather of Mayslick is visiting her relatives here Mrs W V Shaw left Tuesday to viii bt r parents at Berrys Mrs Mollie slack of Maysville is the gnet t of John Peed and family Town Mar bal Silas Paul has been in C n hiauH teveral days on business Robt Thompson shipped a car of hogs Monday of his own raisiug Tom ONeal has returned from Mays lick to be with his brother Martin Miss Dorothy Pred returned Wednes day Iroui a short vi3it to ynthiua Mi s M irv rw onp lett this morning tovi it her uiother at Nashville Tt nn Wni Mclntyre rold to Jas Gillespie an extia pair of broke mules this week GEO W STUART Has Located in the Massie Building on Third N Depot Opposite L DEALER IN Miss Lila Bowen tb - sick list street cane W B Worthing and family moved to Georgetown yestetday Miss Nellie Patton is visiting ber an Mrs iee Ammertnan of near Couner -- place ville Mrs Alva Crawford of Paris was th guest of her sister irs J M Duvaj Monday Several of the F O O A members of this place visited the Millersburg lodge Monday niht Several of the yoiug people of tl is place attended the hop iven by M s Marshall of Ruddels Mills Miss Res ie Kimbonuh Mrs Jack Patton J M Dovall laek Putton aim David T Doty joiued the P O O A lodge Saturday night Miss Georgia May Ireland who b s been the pleasant guest of Mrs J M Dnvdl last week hn returned to her mnch to the bom at Cbilicothee Mo regrets of several young gallants of this SCINTILLATIONS An 1 Coal Euilding Sand Domestic and Port a id Cements Salt Lime le GRAIN AND FiELU SEEDS OF S Ml II S Agent For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH COAL A Complete I JELUCO ine ot OWKNSBORO FARM WAGONS Telepli o 77 nwi11 T r ¬ ill- - resting liimiile Of Now Aid THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short m f-- CRESCENT-steamer Connections y line to Florida and West India Double Daily Pullman XPlllPIf 1 points c e Fast trough to HAVANA 4 riLlf nO PIIRF Money cannot buy any KDorsey ot Carlisle visited friends here eunesday Mrs Ed Iimelsisin Carlisle vieiting 4ier father Judge Ross who has been quite ill several weens Miss Iva Gibson of Paris is the guest of her grand mother Mrs Wm Payne w ii is much improved J F Millar has returned from an extended visit with his daughter Mif Mrs R E Lmicaster and Mrs Win m nLwno I m flyi - The Joseph in this city by R Peebles Sons Prest Go ¬ level Mavsville bajj commercial club of ninety tive members organized Wednes day uigbt iiov Roosevelt signed a bill to prevent the desecrating mutilation or improper use of the American flag The women of Lexiugton have raised over 500 to aid in hunting down and punishing the murderer of Jacob S -- Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled FLORIDA AND ¬ Queen Crescent East Coast service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship or at Tampa ccn- - FC P Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami West Coast for Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Juan and all West India ports 24 fturs Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free book and information by addressing C W ZELL DIV PASSGR AGENT TM AND ftACE STS CINCINNATI O O L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGNT CHATTANOOGA TENN OR W C RINEARSON GENk PASS CR AGENT CINCINNATI O IntercaMd in the South T re O S VAKDKN SON JAS FEB JOSEPH S PEEBLES Established IS 10 bes Candy is sold exclusively Cincinnati O r y tuxaMgJ We desire to establish agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner M C HENLEYS CKLKBKATM K BOt a v lev Skates i - old or an ex YCLB SKATE Imr the only practical sci penui en n tic Rl N K SKATE on the market SKATE Owr g uiiiious of HENLEYS in tuisaud other countries uiij tt renTr1 ii IfM n ft jgBliBp mPKUiKU 1 II in Ciuciuuaii this week on business Mrs Wm Puruell and Mrs June Phv ue and son of Paris were guests of T M Purnell and family Tuesday Garrett Mann and Miss Mary Mann h lve moved tbeii household gods to town until they can procure a residence C91LLGIKE AID V014RCH RISK Edifor J G Craddo k of Paris visited here Wednesday and attended the And Club Boiler Skates Missionary Institute of the Methodist Church Capt Steve Sharpe of Lexington has srrPLiKs heeu here several days in the interest of the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance of The Easiest ami Lightest Run ¬ Philadelphia ning Skates on Earth Elijah Neal received two handsome cocKerels Wednesday from the poultry Universally adopts whtf n iL y irds of Ddlbey Bros of Washington rro Cour house Ohio couiptition with uny irh r kat in th ri vailed The foadiuic roller Mr Oi ville Eodicott and Miss Lillie WO Id Goodman both of Ruddels Mills were married here Wednesday afternoon at BOLLKI SKATS Wks llKMY Bl VC1K the viethodiat pars mage bv Rev V S Ginstea Richmond Ind U 8 A Sheriff Donneli passed here yesterday with four prisoners for Frankfort The tvo depot robbers got six years each Williams six vears for horse rriiP --Tfrrrn tmm m rm flt IT I s ali li and a ero got a one year term Having dissolved partnership we ask our patrons those knowing themselves indebted to us to please call and settle their accounts at once as we need the money badly to meet our obligations and to wind up our onsiness ¬ Turner ONeal are Geo Bramblette and Martin Ad louis Drain at Eminence MerR P rrv Jefferson Keller Lieut Erhelbert D Scott who ah I Col D G Colson was acquitted at An niston Ala Col Colson failing to ap pear against him A Marybi unac murdered her 16- year old son by wrapping him in a blanket and locking him in a trunk where be suffocated Miss Marie Clare Boyd of Cynthiana will be one out of a class of five to grad uate this year fiom the Good Samaritan ¬ ¬ Send 10 cu to W C Kineaiawn lor Ne llloslrated Mouthy Laudud Living mm ea fourth and Walnut Sts Long Dlstanc IU Dubme Jewelry Company Telephone Call 870 Cincinnati 0 sKATisrMinisA kt 1 1 4rtt nn Judy Collier xmWl KTcSr u 5 e Ring out the oli Ring ln tho new new and true from the kKMbG BWilnSljSrV raffilSr figl SpTBPTfP MFHB pney forests rn3 t0 of Norway yu h Of Capt Wm P Van Doru a respcttd citizen an honored legislator a liberal educator and a brave soldier who formerly lived here died Feb 2 at Wooster He is survived by his wife who was Mrs Carrie Shelman Miller before ber marriage to Vaq Dorn and he by her two ra ighters her ¬ Hospital Lexington A Commercial Club of twenfv five members was organiz d this week at Laucaser a d one will be organized t at Maysville What the matter witb one in Paris The special grand jury at Lexinon will inyestgate the police and ammpt to discover why Kuitf M Namara the slayer of Jacob Keller was allowed to escape A Lexington soup bouse yave aw y 2100 gallons of soap 1000 pounds of cooked beef 70 loaves oi bread six bushels of beans and ihree sides of bacon during the recent cold spell Thirty eight years ago Basil Bay den of Washington county Ky made a vow never to put his foot ou the ground again because his sweetheart eloped wi h a other man Since that day he has at tended to his business through a trusted servant and bas never left his house He owns a farm and is in good health -- DIAMOND CUTTERS jU our Diamonds are Carefully selected in the rouyA and cut in our factory by Expert Diamond Cutters 2le carry the jCaryest Stock in the Tlfest at the jCawest Prices VATCHES STATIONERY STLVERSMTTHS Oar stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ VER TOILET WARE and WEDDING SILVER ia the most complete in the West A few exclusive patterns of Ster ling Silver Spoons and Forks at ¬ We are Sola Agents for the Our Department of Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationery and Engrav ¬ Co watches Our stock In this ing ftt thoroughly line Includes every grade and and complete make known to the trade at In every reapect prices to suit everybody 100 PER OUNCE Mail Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggaetioas orders promptly attended- e fteods sent to eur Fara ea Selection up-to-d- - swvei ytnn farm nroRrty oft ri t the HHirb ami Tornadoes And Cyclones eviucisTi mt Lookout rb ou will bone i sic will hu alJ Dinners Paris Ky EXPERIENCE ¬ anl8fl yon have a prhcy in the oli end 100 tried Men Fall of New Yoik insurance for tiv years vvill only cos yon 10 it re going to have a sale and wish to set a dinner at a reasonable price cai on If yon GEOKOE KASSEXFOSS 20septiJui Tobacco ha ens a special tjr T 9uov tf Porter MO Smith Agent All Binls is noted for its keen siydit clear and distinct vision So are those persons Ilie Eagle King of 50 YEARS nulled Years t l ev nd -- Mis DR BELLS Ziuesville of oouo it Tne Wooster Heratd prints a column and a half sketch of Cipt Van Dorn Orefiton 0 J and J Kenney E O Mrs years with a cough I rafferei tor use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve anr spent buu imli if dollars with who for weak eyes styes sow eves of any doctors a ul for medicine to ni avail uu fine-Tar-uey sold by all il I used Di iieli kind or granulated liU This remedy inn Tea vv jk Inogi ntroug 2cents dealers at It bas eared my life J B hioseli irantsburg 111 tomato sance Heinz baked beans iu II - I ftPHH E F B McIHkmott -- - HlCKMOTTs asparntjns tip eqnal to Pine -T- ar-Honey Matures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there g no inclination to cough 30L0 0 alw GOOD DRUGGISTS ¬ F B- - McDermott New Yoke Edam pine apple Nenfa the fresh The following ministers attended the Mission ry Institute of the Maysville chatel cheese Newton Mitchell District held here Feb 21st and 22ud tf W F Vaughn P E of Paris J O A Vangbt Mavsville E G B Mann For Sale One large anthracite Position by March 1st as Snperiu Pans P J Bm Sardis W D Wil stove Apply to Dr Usoery 2t burn Germautown C A Bromlev dent on a farm Capable of attending Olympia M T Chauler Bethel S H to alllv ttwH First class references Pollitt Mt Olivet R E Lancaster Address Carlisle Geo E Rapp East Mavsville Jos If Wright WANTED Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly iisrertsiin our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Communica ¬ tions Btrictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest agency for securing patents special notice without charge In Designs Copyrights c Trade Marks Patents taken through Munn the Co receive Scientific American handsomely illustrated weekly Largest cir- ¬ culation of any scientific journal Terms 3 a V r four months L Sold by all newsdealers A MOWN Co361Broadwa 625 New York C W Darlington Washington Ky J M S Clarke W Gardner Hillsboro Nepton Mr W W Ball Maysville and Rev W S Grinstead Millersburg V WHOOPING ri--V Branch Office F St Washington D Paris Ky Bottles Om If nnd never naed Beu s inne iar ny remedy equal to Honey JtVlves quick and permanent relief Hmake tagripaswenaBcougandld metcuuw Mra M A t ungs strong freak leducaii Kv I f 7 J1 I a I neMn lr MT MB IB Dr be sure you Bells Pine-Ta-Eic4s- 25o 60c and 100 Six get ey blgUUJ 13 f flnfl of thft m08t aiStreSSlIlSlriTinp Frur Ti7iiri nivrxnf Of No 5K America wbich organized here last to see a cuuuiuub cougn uive fv f hf mUur mcl th drpadful whooDiner rtV OI truh O incuijcliui iuvuUti in council Monday nieht the 20th a d the child Vr cutis uouguoyi up uo Will be at t nToatosf rll ITTlDIlcirV ICUlCUY ax 1U f lU muK miliuu lu uio ucniu ul uuuu itjl t ii Jameson Jr who joined the order on lief will come at once the coughing iv frequently rru i iril n hu Aur- - COUGH L i H Landman M D W Ninth Street v v Cincinnati Physician Phone 136 W 4 U Ohio W 7 2 E D f Surgeon ii 4 U x- the Windsor Hotel Paris Jan 24rh and died on Feb 8th The FOR SALE A N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky power Grinding Mill 60 to 75 bar standard make will grind wxth 10 horse Office on Broadway up staire 2 doors rela ear corn per day West of Bourbon News Awer Will sell cheap p Barnett Phone 58 firPt class spells will re occur less will be ceased was insured for 1000 and Mrs and in a few days the sufferer No other remedy can Mattie Myers the beueficiary his aunt entirely cured re eived the money Wednesday morning boast of so many cures This is certainly quick setthe 22nd tlement and speaks well for the order There has recently been organized a council at Cynthiana of over 100 mem- ¬ bers and one at Shawhan of about 40 members de- ¬ ¬ TUESDAY MARCH 14 189 Reeerence Every leadingphysician Fans Kentucky Office Fouith and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 6ansr returning every second Tuesday in eacb month DrBulls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleavmt to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists tn to 10 a m to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m Cottage For Rent For Rent Aly Fancy alif or jia evaporated fruits Cures Whooping Cough quickly ti Newton Mitchell Five Tooai brick residence on Seventh Nice cottage of four rooms apply to street Ba b ro m and other nvn C ARNSPARGER to ifnees J K SPEARS ess m THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EX FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 1899 n- - SEATS VACATED The Rorort if the Judiciary Commit ¬ tee on the Status of Gen Wheeler U VISAYANS PATRIOTIC OFFER They Wil Raise an Army of 100000 Mei to Assist Americas Troops Island of Cebu Also Conquered l AMERICAN FLAG The Natives of Nejrroa Glory and Ask for Protection NIGHT OF TERROR IN MANILA FOUR RESCUED MARINERS Immense Damage Wrought by a Fir Thought to Have Been Started by In ¬ surgents -- Many Buildings Burned Raise Old preventatives Wheeler Robbing Colson and Caniplell Ceased to Be Members of the House the Day They Accepted Military Offices - Seats Vaeant Washington Feb 22 The report of the house judieiary committee on the status of Gen Wheeler and other mem ¬ bers of the house holding army com ¬ missions was presented Tuesday The essential facts were given at the time the committee reached its conclusion to declare vacant the seats of Repre ¬ sentative Wheeler and others In addition to this the report gives the views of the committee on the questions involved It sajs that at the present time when patriotic impulses of our people are aroused it may seem unpatriotic to question the course of a member who leaves his seat to go upon the field of battle But against this there is the plain language of the constitution and the manifest dangers that would follow any other course If one general of the army could be taken from the senate or house then the court argues that with equal right the entire national legislature could be transformed to a band of military officials The incompatibility of serving in congress and in the army and the bad public policy involved also are dwelt upon It is argued however that the constitutional inhibition does not apply to members holding places on the Hawaiian and other com ¬ ¬ The Nebraskans Wednesday morning drove a force of 800 Filipinos three miles to Pasig kill ¬ ing many of them Twenty one of their dead were found on the field Of our men none were killed and only three wounded They are John Alley Company D Alonzo Grbverick Com- ¬ pany M and Charles Pike Company K 1st Nebraska infantry While the guns on the city walls and those on board the ships of Rr Adm Deweys fleet in the bay fired a salute in honor of Washingtons birthday four commissioners from the island of Negros had an interview with Maj Gen Otis and informed him that the American flag had already been raised over that island and that its inhab- ¬ itants were ready anxious and willing to accept any proposition the Amer- ¬ The insurgents icans might offer have been driven from the island en- ¬ 23 Manila Feb The Administration Considers the Situa ¬ tion Generally in the Philippines as Con ¬ the extent of burning acres of build siderably Improved Insurgents ings wounding an officer and three Chances Diminishing men by firing through windows during ¬ Just so evil in the Manila Feb 23 Wednesday night 23 The British Baltimore Feb was one of terror to thousands of the steamship Vittoria Capt Wetherell comes out in shape of scrof inhabitants of Manila the rebels mak arrived Wednesday from Hull via ula pimples etc in children ing eood their oft repeated threats tc Hampton Roads with four of the and young people Taken in ¬ British Steamer Vittorla Brings Four of the trew of the Missing Steamer Bulgaria to Baltimore Evil Dispositions Are Early Shown blood tirely Although the Iloilo rebels have giv en the people of Negros much trouble especially in the matter of financial as-¬ sistance demanded by the rebel leaders the inhabitants of Negros have persist- ¬ ently held aloof and now through the commissioners announced that they wanted the advice and help of Gen Otis The latter assured them that the ¬ United States transport Newport has arrived here from Iloilo with dispatches from Gen Miller to Gen Otis She reports all quiet at Iloilo Thi American troops there are occupj ing the suburbs of Jaro and Molo business has been resumed generally with the outside world some rice is coming in from the nrovinces and there has been no fijrht- ing since February 12 All is quiet at Manila The heat is causing some inconvenience but no casualties have been reported Washington Feb 22 The war de partment has received the following Manila February 21 Adjutant General Washington Gen Miller reports on 19th instant insurgents forces few miles out from Iloilo believed to be Manila Feb 22--T- he ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ the excitement At 8 oclock an incendiary fire occurred in a block of brick buildings occupied by Chinese on the Calle La coste in the Santa Cruz district A stiff breeze was blowing and the in- ¬ flammability of the structures caused the blaze to spread with alarming rapidity The city fire department was hopelessly incompetent and volunteer brigade English the from Santa Mesa was summoned and with a modern engine pumping adequate streams from the canal succeed ed after four hours work in getting Meantime the blaze under control the entire block and the greater part of two others across the street were completely gutted ¬ ¬ ¬ crew of the missing Hamburg-America- n liner Bulgaria The rescued marines are Second Mate O Scharges Quartermasters Carl Ludtke and John Schulz and Seaman Wm Starke They were picked up by the Vittoria from an open boat of the Bulgaria three and one half hours after they had been cast adrift in latitude 4C north longitude 43 west on Febru ary 5 These with the 35 women and children who were picked up by the tank steamer Weehawken and landed in Ponta Del Gada Azore islands a week ago are all that have been heard from of the crew of 89 men and 41 passen gers which the Bulgaria had aboard When she sailed from New York for Bremen January 28 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ time it can be eradicated by using Hoods Sarsaparilla In older people the aftermath of irregular living shows it-¬ self in bilious conditions a heavy head a foul mouth a general bad feeling is the blood the impure blood friends which is the real cause Purify It that with Sarsaparilla and happiness will reign in your family BlOOd Poison- - I lived in a bed of tiro Hoods missions In conclusion the report admits a resolution declaring that Representa tives Wheeler of Alabama Bobbins of Pennsylvania Colson of Kentucky vacated and Campbell of Illinois as representatives and their seats ceased to be members of the house on the date they accepted military offices and are not now members of the Fifty fifth congress of the United States ¬ GEN GOMEZ AT MATANZAS Will Re The Cuban Commander-in-Chie- f Military Honors On His ceive rival In Havana rived Monday night at Matanzas from Cardenas He was met by Maj Gen Wilson military governor of the department of Matanzas Gen Sanger military governor of the city of Matanzas and the Cuban Gen Betan court who is in command of the Cuban forces in Matanzas province From the railway station he was escorted by ¬ Havana Feb 22 Gen Gomez ar-¬ Massachusetts volunteers the 2d United States cavalry and several local clubs to the palace where he ia the guest of the civil governor A reception was given in his honor soon after his arrival but he did not deliver an address Tuesday evening he was tendered an elaborate banquet Gov Gen Brooke has directed Gen Ludlow to receive the Cuban commander in chief on his arrival here with appropriate military honors Gen Chafee the governor generals chief of staff who with other military men will sail for Matanzas at noon Wednesday onjthe Hartford expects tc be present at Gen Wilsons ball If he meets Gen Gomez he will invite him to come to Havana on the Hartford Gen Brooke is determined to show Gome2 tixe 3H ¬ Can maintain his po disintregating Business sition with present force in city being resumed He has sent up four representative men officials from capital of island of Negros where American flag raised and AmeriAmericans would provide an acceptable can protection requested against small government and in the meantime he insurgent force in the islands Affairs instructed them not to pay the rebels there and in Cebu very encouraging anything The Negros commissioners Shall endeavor to maintain and im were delighted with their reception prove present promising conditions The United States cruiserCharleston Affairs here quiet Small insurgent is coaling here preparatory to starting force east of city driven away Monday on a cruise with considerable loss to enemy Signed Otis The United States gunboat Benning¬ Washington Feb ton arrived here Wednesday from the cabinet island of Guam at its meeting Tuesday discussed the transport St message received from Gen Otis at The United States Paul has arrived here from Iloilo but Manila and reached the conclusion she did not bring any news of import- that the situation generally in the ance Philippines was considerably im Washington Feb 23 Gen Otis proved From other sources it is Wednesday cabled the war department learned that the insurgent leaders as follows have admitted that when the United 22 Following casual-¬ States forces are reinforced by the Manila Feb ties in entrenchments Tuesday caused troops now nearing Manila their by men exposing themselves to the chances of success will be greatly re enemy duced This gives the administration First California Company K Sergt much encouragement and it is gener¬ Frank N Turton wounded forehead ally believed that the complete subju ¬ slight Private James P Cassidy killed gation of the insurgents is a matter of during reconnaisance a comparatively short time Following Wednesday morning vicinity of San It is stated that Gen Gomez is now First Washington arranging with Gen Brooke for the Pedro Macarti E distribution of the 83000000 which it Company slightly wounded Privates Joseph H Wardington Chris is expected will be paid to the Cuban D H Horn Hazard troops within a very short time tian E H Corp wounded seriously Company Members of the administration ex- ¬ W B Tucker killed Private Edwin pressed Tuesday the expectation that Hampton Company N 2d Oregon the army reorganization bill would First Nebraska wounded Company pass congress with or without unim ¬ D Private John F Alley neck very portant amendments ¬ ¬ 22--The ¬ ¬ The firemen escorted by soldiers proceeded to clean out the houses while the fire was unheeded The 13th Minnesota was reinforced by detachments from the 3d infantry the 2d Oregon the 3d artillery and the Bullets flew in al-¬ 10th Pennsylvania most every direction in the Tondo and Binondo districts causing the most in Capt Robin ion of tense excitement Company C 13th Minnesota and three men were wounded Many timid persons imagining that the rebels had effected an entrance through the American lines and were advancing into the city hurried fran- ¬ tically from their hotels and houses only to be stopped at the first corner by a guard The sounding of a native bugle call immediately preceding the fire lent color to the story Thousands of Chinese crossed the bridges and plazas under fire hurrying with their bundles to the Chinese consulate All night long the fire spread through the Tondo district sweeping away rows of houses and devastating acres of terri- ¬ GEN GOMEZ AT MATANZAS He Dined With the Spanish Club Visited the American Camp and At ¬ tended a Ball for years owing to blood poisoning that fol- ¬ lowed small pox It broke out all over mjr body itching intensely Tried doctors anda hospitals in vain I tried Hoods Sarsapa rilla It helped I kept at it and was en- ¬ tirely cured I could go on the housetop Mas J T Williams and shout about it Carbondale Pa My baby at two Scrofula 8ores months had scrofula sores on cheek and arm Local applications and physicians medicine did little or no good Hoods Sar ¬ now four with smooth fair skin SS saparilla cured him permanently Wroten Farmington Del He i Mas ¬ Feb 23 Gen Gomez dined at noon Wednesday at the Spanish club where a committee of Span iards waited upon him to say that they desired to express their acceptance of his policy of amalgamation but had not been invited to be present at the function of the previous evening In reply he expressed his pleasure say ¬ ing that the war should be forgotten and all the enmities of the past buried Wednesday afternonn he visited the American camp with Gen Sanger governor of the city of Matanzas and an Gen Chaffee the governor escort generals chief of staff and the other military men accompanying him ar rived by the Hartford about 5 oclock Wednesday Wednesday afternoon evening a ball was given at the local theater by Maj Gen Wilson and the officers of his staff in return for the tory many courtesies they have received in The damage was inestimable With Matanzas All the prominent people daylight punitive measures were de-¬ of the city Cubans and Spaniards cided upon and the Americans though without distinction were present tired after their sleepless nights work soon cleared the district of GERMAN PRESS PLEASED every native after a slight resistance Impediments were placed in the wa Friendly Comments Made Upon the Arrival of the firemen and the hose was cut of Robert F Forter the Commer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Matanzas 3GcfoSi Hood t yf the oarycthartrcltotke with Hoods Sarsaparilla Pills core liver ills non irritating and HE DID NOT HAVE IT How a Joshing Judge Salted a Delightfully Fresh Young Man Dow Company F Alonzo Fike severe elbow slight Company K Charles WILD Govryck knee slight RUMORS ARE AFLOAT TRADE WITH THE ORIENT But It Is Believed That the Bonapartist and Orleanist Pretenders Will Not Do Anything Serious ¬ The United States Controls About Fourteen Per Cent of the Trade in t hina Kapid Strides Made all possible courtesy BOYS MIRACULOUS Im St Louis Feb All Right 22 ESCAPE St Louis Youth Fell Eighty Feet In a Quar ¬ ry Astride of a Pony and Shouts Astride a pony attached to a dump cart Charles H Rug 18 years old plunged 80 feet to the bottom of a quarry at Second and Clifton streets Tuesday after- ¬ The cart noon and escaped unhurt smasneu ana tne pony was ku was ed but the youthful driver was only slightly bruised He surprised the workmen who saw him fall by shout¬ ing the next moment as he arose Im all right but the old rigs a dead one Rug lives with his parents at 924 Tyler street and is employed by the Pickel Stone Co which was getting rock from the quarry ¬ The New Land District new land district in Alaska is created by a proc ¬ lamation signed by President McKin ley and shortly to be promulgated The land office will be established at a new town Peavy located at the head of navigation on the Koyukuk river about 800 miles from its junction with the Yukon Twelve steamers are said to have navigated the river as far as Peavy last season and the country from this point to the Arctic ocean is reception very rich in mineral deposits Washington Feb 22 A Feb 22 Wild rumors are afloat as to the doings and intentions of the Bonapartists and Orleanists pre- ¬ Washington Feb 23 Lord Charles tenders but the general belief that Great Britains commis- ¬ neither will do anything serious in the Beresford sioner to China in an interview Wed- ¬ face of the general acquiescence in M nesday said The total trade of China Loubets election although further to day is practically 275000000 and disturbances are threatened after M of this amount England controls about Faures funeral The message of the 55 per cent and the United new president to parliament has greatAmerican ly States 14 per cent position strengthened his trade during the past four years the agitation fomented by Messrs has shown the greatest devel- ¬ Coppe and Lemaitre against him has opment For instance the exporta- ¬ incensed the moderate members of La tion of cotton goods from the United Patrie Francaise and threatens to States to China during the past four break up the organization M Brue years has increased 121 per cent in tiere and several other members have quantity and 59 per cent in value announced their secession from the while in the same line gf goods Eng ¬ league as a protest and their action lands exports have decreased 13 per will probably prove a great damper cent in quantity and about h per upon further disorders prompted by cent in value the organization He favors the open door equal oppor- ¬ tunities of trade for all nations in Chi ¬ A HOT WIND UP PROBABLE na and the raising of an efficient Chi nese arnry to be officered by English That Is What Is Predicted For the Present American German and Japanese offi- ¬ Session of Congress Extra Session cers Lord Beresford will leave for Will Probably Be Avoided New York Thursday Washington Feb 22 Some of the THE MKINLEYS RECEPTION best posted senators on each side of the chamber have been making guesses One of the Most Successful Functions the as to how the business of the session They have figured it will wind up White House Has Ever Known Nearly 8000 Visitors out about as follows There will be lots of hot talk many Washington Feb 23 The public long sittings stump speeches will be reception by President and Mrs Mc delivered on the wholesale plan for a Kinley deferred from February 7 to week or more the republicans will in ¬ Wednesday evening- was one of the sist it must be the Hull bill or noth ¬ most successful functions the white ing finally Mr Cockrell and his follow- ¬ house has ever known As early as 6 ers will weaken enough to make con- ¬ oclock the patient public had assem- ¬ cessions that will satisfy the presi- ¬ bled at the outer gate The reception dent the secretary of war and Sena- ¬ lasted from 9 to 11 nearly 8000 visitors tor Hawley a temporary arrange- ¬ being admitted The interior of the ment will be effected the annual ap- ¬ mansion was ablaze with lights and propriation bills will be rushed beautiful floral decorations that has through the river and harbor bill not been surpassed at any levee this with its canal attachment will be lost winter not excepting the diplomatic and an extra session will be avoided Paris ¬ This resulted different times natives being driven those in the off the streets immediate vicinity of the blaze being corralled in vacant lots and guarded until the excitement was over In many instances the natives were inso lent and paid no regard to the orders given them and the soldiers were compelled to use harsh measures The butts of their rifles and their bayonets were freely applied The danger from live electric light wires necessitated the closing of the circuit in the burning region and the only light in certain parts of the city was that furnished by the blaze Shortly after midnight another big fire was started in the Tondo distri ct where natives are the thickest and when the firemen and soldiers attempted to work a regular fusillade of rifle and revolver shots were fired from the windows and roofs of the buildings There was some fighting in the streets during Tuesday night but the Americans quickly quelled the upris ing A number of the insurgents were five in all the who probably sentenced more men to be ex ecuted than any other judge that ever lived This was not however because he was so unrelentingly severe but because he had the hardest and most numerous lot of crim- ¬ inals to deal with that ver came within the jurisdiction of such an official One day when there was an unusually large batch of culprits to be sentenced the judge looked compasisonately over his spectacles at one young scamp and said In consideration of the youth and in ¬ experience of this prisoner I shall let him off with a fine of 50 Before the judge had done speaking the very fresh young man coolly stretched his right leg and ran his hand into his trousers pocket on one side remarking nonchalantly as he did so Thats all hunky judge Ive got that cial Kxpert From America much right here in my jeans And one vear Berlin Feb 23 The German press cluded the judge in the penitentiary at con the Then looking over comments in a friendly tone upon the convict in a quizzical sort of way he added arrival of Robert P Porter the com- ¬ Do you happen to have that in your jeans Womans Home Companion mercial expert who was President Mc ¬ William Lightfoot Visscher tells this char ¬ acteristic story of Hon Isaac Parker famous as the terrible judge at Fort Smith Ark X f ¬ ¬ Kinleys special commissioner to Cuba Obstacles and Porto Rico and reproduce his re-¬ laughed Desdemona derisively cent statement to the correspondent of DoHa ha worst your the Associated Press in London in the For it being a one night stand the pillow course of which he said there could be borrowed from the hotel certainly wasnt enough to smother anybody no commercial difficulty between the large Think not to escape me wretched wom 1nited States and Germany because an cried Othello deftly felling her with a apart from Great Britain the United chunk of cord wood Thus art rises superior to obstacles DeStates is knit more closely to Germany troit Journal by bonds of kinship or mutual interMcGonigle The candidates voice has ests than to any other power Well he can still played out Heeler The semi official Berliner Post refers sign checks cant he Philadelphia Nor h to the interview as noteworthy American The Berliner Tageblatt says ¬ f ¬ ¬ Even if Mr Porters mission be unofficial he will find himself welcomed in both official and private circles and there will be everywhere a willingness to give him any information he may desire ¬ YOUR HAIR ¬ A NEW YORK HOTEL TRAGEDY Young Bride Found Dead in Her Room Gas Jet Had Been Left Open and She Was Frobably Asphyxiated killed and several American soldiers A large market place were wounded was among the first to burn Between six and seven hundred residences and business houses have been destroyed Fires were started at several points simultaneously and spread- ¬ ing with great rapidity resisted all ef-¬ forts to control them Hundreds of homeless natives are huddled in the streets making the patrol duty of the Americans very difficult ¬ ADDITION West Virginia TO THE CAPITOL Legislature Appropriates 960000 to Build an Annex to the State Capitol W Va - Feb 23 The The state house is anchored here Wednesday upon an legislature agreed appropriation of 60000 to build an annex to the state capitol for supreme and departments chamber court for auditor treasurer and historical The citizens of Charleston society will donate a site for the building This action makes the possibility ol the removal of the capitol very remote for many years to come The legislature Wednesday passed a bill taxing all express companies doing business in West Virginia They are assessed two cents for every package handled 2 per cent of gross receipts ind 200 on every agent The bill was sent to the governor for his approval Charleston New York Feb 23 A beautiful young woman fashionably dressed wearing diamond earrings and a wed ¬ ding ring was found dead in a room in the Regent hotel Brooklyn early Wed ¬ nesday morning under peculiar cir- ¬ cumstances A few hours before her dead body was found a man who had accompanied her to the hotel Tuesday night left the place He has not been seen since The gas jets in the womans room had been left open and she was prob- ¬ ably asphyxiated Whether it was a case of suicide or foul play the police The are endeavoring to determine man and woman were registered at the hotel as P McDermott and wife This is believed to have been Boston an assumed name The dead woman was about 20 years old Prevented a Lynching TURNING GRAY What does your mirror say Does it tell you of some little Are you streaks of gray Do your friends of pleased the same age show this loss of power also Just remember that gray hair never becomes darker without help while dark hair rapidly becomes gray when once the change begins Ay era ¬ has narrowly tynching of E B Johnson averted the colored arrested for rape As there were threats of a lynching the Negro was spirited away at midnight Soon after an armed posse of several hundred sent a committee to the jail for the Negro but when he was not found they dispersed quietly Poplar Bluff Mo Feb 23 Sheriff Turners shrewdness Vigor will bring back to your hair the color of youth It never It is just as sure as fails ¬ Chicago Feb 22 Two women were fatally injured in a boarding house fire Tuesday at 330 Michigan avenue The injured Theresa Boyle jumped from third story window both legs broken and internal injuries Josephine Wright jumped from the third story window Internal injuries A Boardinghouse Fire Killed His Wife and Himself Killed by an Employe Rathgeber southwest wife and vorce Carrollton Rathgeber W Chicago Feb 22 R J Walsh a John prominent real estate dealer was shot a farmer living seven miles five times and instantly killed Tuesday of here shot and killed his by John Driscoll an employe The then killed himself Mrs shooting occurred in the hallway just had instituted suit for di- ¬ outside of Walshs office in the Roanoke building 111 Washington Monument in Chicago Many Oyster Vessels Lost Feb 23 tave themrelves ashingtons Birthday Dismantling the Lexington Race Course Minister Hunter Coming Home San Francisco Feb 23 Washing ¬ Lexingion Feb 22 Charles Green Outbreak in Cuba is Predicted Feb 23 Dr Hunter tons birthday was observed in this of St Louis will arrive Wednesday to jfWashington minister to Guatemala Madrid Feb 23 Cuban residents in Kentucky Grace Rockwell and Cecil L Garrett city by a general suspension of busi ¬ begin dismantling the famous old Lex ¬ Madrid have been notified that the re were rescued by firemen in an uncon¬ ness and the closing of the public ington race course on which he holds ind Honduras who is here on a leave bellion in Cuba will begin again s jf absence will visit his home before scious condition A number of other schools and the holding of literary ex-¬ a mortgage for 50000 soon as the rainy season starts ta eturning to his post of duty boarders were compelled to junp ercises in several districts ¬ -- Chicago Feb 25 The directors of the George Washington Monument as sociation which was recently formed here announced Wednesday that plans had been completed for the erection of a 25000 monument in Chicago to the memory of Washington Feb 23 The tug Volunteer from Chesapeake bay reports tbtt 100 oyster vessels were swept out to sea during the recent blizzard It is feared that scores of members of their crews have perished of hunger and cold Loss of life along the Virginia coast may be large Norfolk Va ¬ that heat melts snow or that water quenches fire It cleanses the scalp also and prevents the formation of dandruff It feeds and nourishes the bulbs of the hair making them produce a luxu- ¬ riant growth It stops the hair from falling out and gives a fine soft finish to the hair as well We have a book on tho Hair and Scalp which you may obtain free upon request If you do not obtain all the benefits you expected from the use of the Vigor write the Doctor about it Address DR J C AVER Lowell MaM - - V- - ifc 1 SSaSsSSsci THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 1899 A PRAYERFOR RAIN The thirsting earth O Lord Looks longingly to One common prayer Thee Is poured From herb and flower and tree 5n stony beds the rills Have hushed their happy song And on a thousand hills For fod Thy cattle long The patient farmers spend In toil the weary hours Treating that Thou wilt send The increase with Thy showers And we though we forget Anil maU A Thv moiiin vauu J unities we are Tny children yet I Send rain O Lord send rain -fharles S Greene in Overland Monthly THECARITHERS w AFFAIR ye By WILL IT Copyright AN W by Kellogg Newspaper Co 1898 HARBEK SYNOPSIS Minard Hendricks great detective just eturned from Boston finds awaiting him an unsigned typewritten letter directing him to apartments in Palace hotel where ht will find remain of Mr Weldon Caruth- ¬ ers currently reported for past two weeks to be out of town Detective seems to con- ¬ nect letter with attempt made on his own life some time previous Goes with friend Dr Lampkin to investigate Upon search of-- Caruthns apartments remains of cre ¬ mated body and jeweled hand of victim are found in a vas e Hand bears marks of linger nails manicured to sharp points Dampkin recalls reports of a row between Caruthers and Arthur Gielow both suitors for hand of Dorothy Huntington who is heiress to several millions should she marry Caruthers unconditionally in case of Caruthers death Date that night Hendricks and Lampkin call at home of Miss Hunting ton Dorothy shows detective typewritten letter which was an invitation for herself and aunt to occupy with Count Bantinni Italian nobleman his box at horse show as he was called out of town by pressing business She recalls Gielow had expressed before murder intense hatred for Caruthers and believes him guilty yet decides to help him She tells her aunt of her purpose Great heavens where would you go asped Mrs Winfret -¬ ¬ -- CHAPTER VI To Dorothy turned and answered Even if he has left Henri the studio will tell me something about him for Henri would do anything for me But but its almost daybreak op posed Mrs Winfret its bad enough as it is but for you to go looking up a murderer at such an unseemly hour Dorothy laid her hand on the bell but ton and rang Then she walked to the door opening into the corridor and Mrs Winfre heard her call to the servant below and ¬ ¬ order the carriage All rigl miss came up from the hall beneath in sleepy accents Mrs Winfret rose and came to her liece her two hands outstretched Wait until morning darling she You will accomplish just as iegged uucji and run no risk of being talkeo If vou dont ero with me I so alone i Get irst from the determined girl ready I will dress mvself in a moment I wont be long said Mrs Winfret 1 know nothing else will resignedly satisfy you You are simpiy in love and love knows no reason Ten minutes later the two ladies stood shivering in the dark asphalt paved portecochere waiting for the carriage When the wondering coachman drove round they got into the vehicle and drew their raps around them Rembrandt Studio building James said Mrs Winfret her teeth chattering Not a word passed between the oc cupants of the carriage on the way up town Mrs Winfret put her arms round her stately niece and made a gentle ef fort to draw the girls head to her shoul¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rr der but Miss Huntington sat stiffly The tragedy had as it were erect turned her to stone She drew a long trembling breath as her aunt removed her arm and that was all When the carriage stopped at the studio building Dorothy opened the door and stepped quickly down to the sidewalk Her aunt followed her into the dimly lighted hall A colored boy sat asleep on a bench at the open elevator and the jarring of the car as they entered it awaked him ¬ Mr Gielows studio said Dorothy hoarsely The boy rubbed his eyes with one hand and with the other grasped the lever and they began to ascend asked Mrs Winfret Is he in 1 cant say madam I came on al three oclock If he is not in said Dorothy his servant will give me the information 1 wish Second door on the left tkior opeu The two ladies passed down one of the long corridors till they came to a door the transom of which transmitted a soft greenish refulgence from subdued Dorothy had just rung lights within the bell when she noticed that the door She pushed against was not latched it it opened and she preceded her aunt They found themselves in a inside private hallway and further on through parted oriental curtains they saw the lights of the large reception Entering it they found it still room The roof had a great sky and vacant light and the several windows looking eastward were of polished plate glass Through them when the curtains were¬ parted the rays of the moon feU weird ly and blended incongruously with the Tow burning lights of the chandelier In nooks and recesses dark overhead bronze and white marble statues loomed like suggestions of the good and evil they represented As they stood in the center of the chamber undecided what to do they heard a step in the adjoining room and Henri presented a terrified visage over the top of a grotesquely carved wooden screen be cried out in a voice Who is it He had not strangely i hat shook ojruized the vistora ¬ Tenth floor said the boyslidingthe rc It is I Henri Miss Huntington curtain of a little alcove He went Where is your master softly to the door unlatched it and Henri slowly stalked from behind glided ut into the dimly lighted corthe screen ridor He turned a corner and going You you Miss Dorothy stam- ¬ down one of the darkest and narrowest he mered and then he stood a mute picture hallways on the same floor he apof indecision his glance shifting to and proached a man sitting on a window fro uneasily sill Where is Mr Gielow must see I know you are cold and tired he I him said the heiress said But I could not get away soon- ¬ Henrt made no response He clutched er It was the voice of Minard Hen- ¬ a brass stand on which lay some dricks and he was speaking to Dr curios and they shook and rattled Lampkin I found the door of the A small piece of china fell studio open and got in safely enough harshly to the floor with a crash but he did not I was too late to see Gielow and just as notice it Miss Huntington stepped de- ¬ I was about to come out Miss Hunting- ¬ liberately to the chandelier and raised ton and her aunt came in and turned one of the lights Then her eyes fell up the gas I had to lie low but I over ¬ on Henri His collar was unfastened heard what Ill bet the police will never his necktie awry and his long black tret out of the artists servaut I heard hair jumbled his eyes looked as if fyn i him tell Miss Huntington that Gielow weeping they had swollen too big for had confessed to the murder As they walked away through the their sockets lonely streets Hendricks recounted asked Whats the matter Henri Miss Huntington almost fiercely his minutely what had taken place in the bearing and aspect hurling a fresh studio shaft of conviction into her heart Hell never hang for it if he is Speak I say dont you know T am as caught was the doctors comment true a friend to him as vou are It is when his friend had concluded He hes gone Miss Dorothy was plain that he is as mad as a march hare The detective reserved his opinion on the reply Gone Where that point and Lampkin studied his Hendricks The man sank on a divan forgetful of face in no little surprise He clasped his shaggy prused struck a match on a wall and hie station He held two in his head between his hands and groaned lighted a cigar His weakness seemed to appeal to the hand but he was too much absorbed to same quality in the heiress Her mouth ofter the remaining unlighted cne to his lost its firmness her face appeared to friend You certainly think Gielow did the She tottered to the grand wither piano which open and littered with killing dont you questioned Lampsheets of music and the ashes and re- ¬ kin taking the cigar as it was traveling mains of cigars stood near and leaned back to Hendricks vest pocket Oh beg pardon exclaimed the de heavily upon it I was not thinking of what I Mrs Winfret stepped up to the man tective and laid a commanding hand on his was doing As to your question it is by far too earlj to pronounce the artist shoulder guilty sane or insane If I did that Where has he gone to she demand there would be nothing left to unravel ed Speak I say He Henri looked inquiringly at Dorothy nnd I dont operate that way heaved a big sigh my Doctor mark and perceiving that she was hanging words when this thing is sifted to the on his replj said I dont know I cant say but he has bottom it will be found the most gigan tic piece of shrewd criminality ever left forever forever Miss Dorothy The girl felt her knees growing weak heard of Remember I said ever heard and she sank into a rustic chair which of Good by this side street will take lt r lover had brought from the hills of me home quickly and I want to think Presently she leaned for- over some perplexing details Palestine ward Henri you must tell me all you CHAPTER VII I am his know she said firmly Lampkin did not see the detective You know I can be trusted friend again till late in the afternoon of the I know that well Miss Dorothy day thus begun He met Hendricks as his accent betraying just the faintest he sprang a in front of Grace touch of his French birth but he made church on from cab Broadwav me promise not to betray him to any I have but a minute to spare the one although almost the last word he detective said There is much to look spoke was to say he did it for your sake into I am sending out trusty young Did it for my sake muttered the fellows in many directions As for me girl and there she paused It looked I am just now studying cremation as if she were afraid that Henris next You want to see ifwords would furnish positive confirmaIf a one handed man has been taken tion of her worst fears to a regular crematory If it was not for the row he had with Ah a good idea of course Have Mr Caruthers at the club Id really beyou read the papers lieve that there was some mistake about Only the headlines They are it continued Henri in a dismal half enough for me Denhams star is in the whine half sobbing tone But as it is ascendant but it will sink eventually he has ruined himself for all time into a mud puddle The man buried his face in his tense He seems not to have got a word out hands and rocked back and forth in a of Gielows servant replied the doctor st avsii of emoti cr He didnt know how to do it Henri said Miss Huntington at the grinned the man of experience in such lowest ebb of hope do you believe your master killed Mr Caruthers I have been wanting to go to the Palace hotel to find out if anything has gone wrong there was the answer but my master told me to stay right here and deny to any caller that he had left the city He said he had murdered Mr Caruthers but I hope I almost hope that master was out of his head Great God exclaimed Dorothv uu der her breath and then she raised her He confessed it to you voice Henri nodded He said so Miss Dorothy but Henri Mr Caruthers was murdered ten days ago in his rooms at the Talace hotel Are you sura Miss Dorothy Yes Mr Hendricks the most cele brated criminal detective in the United States informed me of it about an hour COULD SEE KOLA BEHIND A JEET ago gasped the serv- tilings Then it is true There are many theories ad My mate not only told me about vanced I presume ant it but I overheard him confessing it The doctor nodded to Count Bantinni The count was All of them point to Gielows love asking him all the particulars and then affair and his recent flight They make I heard the count say Xow you must Miss Huntington disagreeably con tell Henri Tell him vou did it and spicuous then remember you must make your mut And a blasted shame too escape She belongs to the tered Hendricks Then some one rang for me and 1 swell gang and all that and was born came in Master was walking up and with the proverbial spoon in her pretty down the room tearing his hair and mouth but all the same she is a credit crying and swearing terribly He was to womanhood the stuff mothers of like a madman He would take hold of great men are made of Oh a statue and choke it and yell out If she reads the papers she will feel got you now you black hearted sorely hurt for not one of them cred Ive roue If I cant have her she shall be its the poor fellow with even temporary Then insanity They have made him out a free from your dirty clutches he turned as I entered and started to cold hearted cool headed villain who fly at me with the fury of a tiger but not satisfied with killing his min cre the count caught him and drew him mates his body simply to show the ma back lignitj of his hatred Tell him now said the count tell Hendricks was moving- away his him about the murder hand outstretched when a sudden And then master grew calmer and thought lighted up his face and he told me a frightful story such an un- said natural one that I was sure he was mad Anything in the papers about his But the count told me it was true and having been last seen in the company ordered me to pack my masters bag of Count Bantinni Not a word with a few things More dead than alive I obeyed tnen they went awaj and Then Denham is minus the chief clew to the whole business Toor Gie- tcgethcr asked the low One of the headlines dubs him a Where did they go Dr Tekyll and a Mr Hyde a man who heiress I dont know paints Madonnas and angels and at the poor feliow was insane said same time is the devils vilest agent The I hope you will run across some Mrs Wiufrct comfortingly as she put arm round the shoulders of her thing in Gielows favor said Lamp her Even if he is caught and kin niece -May God help him if I cant said brought back his unsoundness of mind be established foreCome dar the detective with feeling can easily This ling lets go home Remember yon are noon I went all the way out to Kolas place on the Palisades hoping he might now your uncles heir unconditionally and if you wish you can spend all your aid me in some way I found him ab sorbed in crystal gazing and I knew fortune in saving the poor fellow Dorothy rose stiff and as placidly it would irritate him to be interrupted His eastern as one in a dream followed her aunt till it pleased his fancy room and down to the car servant had led me into the great dark from the room where Kola sat and whispered riage accompanied them to the door that I must wait till the prince of occult Henri and then crept sobbing and sniffling balderdash had received some psychic impression or other From where I was back to his own apartment He had scarcely turned his back when placed I could see Kola behind a screen a man crawled out from behind a heavy His Droflle was towards me His lips ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - were moving constanly and his eye ¬ balls standing out from his cheeks on stiff muscles He is a fit subject for a museum He has had some accident with an explosive with which he was ex perimenting and his hair was singed oft close He actually looks uncanny I sat without a word or a sign of recogni- ¬ tion from him till I got tired and stole away I didnt know he had moved out there said the doctor Oh yes and the place suits him to a T He found an old colonial mansion built half of brick half of stone in a ¬ GUNBOAT HELENA AT MANILA Tout Other 81mllar Vessels Arm on the War to Join Adm Deweys Asiatic Fleet FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS Second Session ¬ ¬ He found out by accident that it was under contract to be torn down before long and got a couple of years lease on it and recently he received a carload of oriental rubbish from somewhere and has turned the interior into the queerest looking retreat you ever saw I got onto his idea not long ago and while it is not exactly above board I have nothing to say for New Yorkers the wealthy ones love to be hum ¬ bugged and Kola has discovered that they are willing to pay for it to boot The vast mystery w ith which the rascal invests his personality does the work He couldnt have chosen a better place The old mansion is reputed to have been the headquarters of a gang of thieves of ong standing and when they were dis- ¬ banded ten years ago I heard much about the place One of the thieves who died in prison said a gang of counterfeiters had operated there for fifteen years and had the most perfect out- ¬ fit in the cellars beneath the house that was ever owned in America As I said the mystery does the work for Kola He receives applicants for psychic mes ¬ sages in the dark or when he is cowled gowned and masked I heard of one multi millionaire who wanted his advice and went out there one afternoon in a coach with six armed attendants to drive off possible highwaymen Kolas ambition is to get rich rapid ly and I think he is making considerable money He has founded a sort of cult and I assure you none but the rich are admitted Do you think he can really tell peo ¬ ple things they dont know asked Dr Lampkin He often gives me valuable hints answered Hendricks with a shrug I have no idea how he gets his informa- ¬ tion You know my weak point is su ¬ perstition I cant help it I shall talk with him about this case before it is ended He is a sensitive cuss and would take offense if I didnt I want to know particularly if he has ever met Bantinni and if he has I want to know what he thinks of him I called at the counts rooms this morning- and found he had left the city His housekeeper was as mum as a gravestone with the top knocked off I interviewed Caruthers valet I wanted to see the letter he re- ¬ ceived from Philadelphia but Denham has it The valet admitted that it was typewritten however ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - wooded portion of Cliff side Park the most inaccessible part of the Palisades Washington Feb 21 Adm Dewey informs the navy department that the gunboat Helena arrived at Manila Monday morning- with all on board well The Helena left Boston Novem ber 3 The Helena is the first of the United States vessels built particularly for service in Asiatic waters that has reached that station Her remarkably light draft enables her to navigate nar- ¬ row and crooked streams eight feet in depth while her armament was ar- ¬ ranged altogether with a view of pre ¬ serving order ashore She has an armored military mast in which machine guns are mounted 50 feet above the waters Those guns are able to reach the country for miles around Espe cially are they useful where the river has high banks The naval officials say she can ascend the Pasig river well within the insurgent lines and besides she can reach within striking distance of Malolos and other insur gent strongholds It is the belief here that Adm Dewey will put her to work at once in concerted operations with the armv Four other gunboats similar to the Helena are now on the way to join Adm Dewe and will reach him with¬ in the next avo weeks Manila Feb 31 After four com ¬ panies of the California regiment and two companies of the Idaho regiment retired to San Pedro Macati from Guadaloupe under orders from Gen E S Otis Sunday the insurgents became encouraged They followed the Americans at a safe distance as they retired and during the night they kept up a desultory firing Several of their shots penetrated the headquarters of Gen King which is in the building formerly occupied by the rebel Gen Pilar The unusual number f the enemy who have been seen to the northward causes a suspicion that they are plan ning an attack on Gen MacArthurs division In the city here matters are progressing much as usual The military authorities are keeping a close watch upon the natives and whatever apprehensions were felt by foreigners of danger from this quarter have now - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 4wlM l sidLLll ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ been dismissed The rebels in the country in front of the American lines are closely scan- ¬ ning every move made by the Ameri- ¬ can troops but they apparently fail to realize the significance of some of them Their alleged sharpshooters take advantage of every opportunity to pick off our men at long range but they seldom succeed in hitting any of them tTO BE CONTINUED When the troops left for San Pedro Macati Sunday the enemy believed TWO BRAVE MEN them to be retreating for they opened a weak attack For the first time since They Were Plain and I n pretention the battle of February 5 the rebels Rot They Had the Hearts used artillery They only fired two of Heroes shots at the Americans both of which Smith a gunner in the service of the fell short Th Utah battery replied East Indian company was known as to the fire and a few shots silenced th the sweep a derisive name given to mark some eccentricity for the man enemys guns Adm Deweys fleet has been strength was a character He had charge of the boats belonging to the military sta- ¬ ened by the gunboat Helena which artion and one day wrote the brigade rived Sunday fron the United States major asking When shall I have DEMONSTRATIONS CEASE the bote ready The major replied Have the boat ready at such an hour When the major went down to the The Aspect Is More Hopef al In Paris and President Loutet Seat Seems Per¬ river with a party of ladies he asked manent The Dupuy Cabinet Smith how he spelled Una- ¬ boat bashed by the presence of ladies Smith Paris Feb 31 The demonstration without a symptom of nervousness an swered the officer Some people spells have entirely ceased perhaps only un after the funeral of M Faure but it but I spells it But Smith notwithstanding his the aspect is altogether more hopeful mocking nickname wasinot a man to be and President Loubets seat seems per laughed at One day the roof of the manent He is credited with th building which held the ammunition declaration that he will resist stronl caught fire There was a panic even any attempt at disturbances and the best disciplined soldiers lost their has reaffirmed his intention tc heads But the sweep mounted the retain the Dupuy cabinet a step which roof pulled off the thatch poured buckets of water over the flames and saved tends to remove the suspicion that he During the month oi the magazine It was as plucky a thing is a Dreyfusard mourning he will not attend any pubas it was possible for a man to do for there was powder enough in the build ¬ lic ceremony He has followed the cusp torn of giving holiday remission oi ing to wreck the station There is no telling what a singe It punishments to the army and navy and cat will do The present writer knew has made large donations to the poot a Gloucester boy so weak in mind and in Paris and Montelimar his native body and so effeminate in disposition town that his brothers who were seamen used to speak of him as our poor lit ¬ FIRST CARLOAD OF FREIGHT tle Davie At the beginning of the civil war Davie enlisted in the navy and The Kail way Along the Precipitous Side of the Canyon From Skagaway to the being a high school graduate was made ¬ ¬ b-o-- -e tl ¬ ¬ - a petty offieer One day a fire broke out on the vessel near the magazine Davie seeing that the men and officers hesitated to tnke Summit of White Pass Finished ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the pipe of the hose down into the smoky between decka snatched it jumped down and held it against the fire until the water had quenched the fire Then he fell down senseless over ¬ come by the heat and smoke Davie was again promoted and had to listen to the commanders praise ut ¬ tered from lie quarterdeck the sail ¬ ors nnd officers standing at attention Davie almost fainted again Youths Companion Tarsicd on Him He Im surprised to see a bird on the hat of a tender hearted woman like you I could never bear to wear any- ¬ thing that cost the life of an inno¬ cent animal She I suppose that the calf from he hide of which your shoes are made died of old age Detroit Free Press 1 Skagway Alaska Feb 16 via Seafe tie Wash Feb 31 The tank of build rill ing a railroad along the pcipitoui House The house Wednesday listened to of Washingtons farewell the side of the canyon from Skgway to Tworeading were devoted to the navaladdress approhours the summit of White pas an elevation priation hill but seemingly only the threshold of nearly 4000 feet has been com- of the debate upon the cost of armor plate has passed Boutelles amendment fixing pleted The first car load of freight been maximum Mrprice of armor plate at the was delivered on the Summit yester- 1545 per ton but restricting the pro- ¬ to day The event was made the occasion vision bill the appropriation in made in the present was ruled to be order where of an exchange of courtesies between upon another proposition was offered by Mr the railway and Canadian officials Underwood Ala for the erection of an armor point of or From the summit of Lake Bennett plate p ant by the government Awas pending ier against the latter proposition the work of excavation is comparative when the consideration of the naval bill w ly easy and tbe track will be finished suspended to allow the members of the house to pay tribute to the memory of the late Seu ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Feb 17 Senate -- The army reorganization bill was reported to the senate Thursday and Mr Hawley Conn chairman of the military affairs committee gave notice that he would move to proceed to its consider ¬ ation at the earliest possible time The naval personnel bill was taken up and read but no effort to made proceed further with its consideration The military academy appropriation bill was passed The post office appropriation bill was under considera tion during the greater part of the afternoon but was not disposed of Anally A spirited debate occurred over the amendment of the senate committee providing for an appropria- ¬ tion to secure fast mail service between New York and Washington and Atlanta and New Orleans Amendment was retained in the bill House Two very sensational and unexpos ed things happened in the house Thursday dur ing tbe consideration of the sundry civil bilL The paragraph carrying the appropriation ot 120000000 for payment to Spain under the terms of the peace treaty was stricken out upon a poin t of order made by Mr Wheeler dem Ky who declared that he opposed the appropriation on principle and would resort to any technicality to defeat it Washington Feb 18 Senate At its ses ¬ sion Friday the senate adopted a resolution instructing the vice president of the United States as president of the senate to express to the government and the people of France the sympathy of the senate in the bereave ment that has fallen upon the French republic in the death of President Faure The naval personnel bill for which the navy department has been contending for so many years was passed by the senate Friday afternoon It was under discussion for several hours but was pas ed practically in the form in which it was reported by the senate committee House -- The house Friday Anally passed the sundry civil appropriation bill to which it had devoted over a week No important amend ¬ ment had been adopted The speakers ruling upon the motion to recommit the bill with instructions to incorporate it in the Nica ¬ ragua canal amendment was sustained 139 to 95 The nav il appropriation bill was taken up and over half the bill was completed during the remainder of the day There was no gen eral opposition to the measure although it carries 44000000 being 8000000 more than the largest naval appropriation bill ever passed by congress Washington Feb 20 Senate The sen- ¬ ate spent most of Saturday on the post office appropriation bill but failed to complete it After an animated discussion of the pneumatic tube system Mr Culloms amendment increas ¬ ing the appropriation for this purpose and de- ¬ signed to system extend the to Chicago was tabled An of echo old the star route developments was heard when several senators criti- ¬ cized the method by which a combination of speculators secured the star route contracts A number of bills of minor import a ice were passed early in the day At 4 oclock tributes to the memory of the late Representative Simpkins of Massachusetts were pronounced House The house Saturday spent two hours upon the naval appropriation bilL with- ¬ out making any progress and devoted the re- ¬ mainder of the session to eulogies upon the life and public services of the late Represen- ¬ tative Northway of Ohio The paragraph in the bill relating to the naval academy against Mr rep Md which Mudd raised a point of crder Friday was stricken out the point of order being sustained Washington Feb 21 Senate During almost six hours Monday afternoon the post office appropriation bill was under discussiot in the senate the time being consumed largely by Mr Butler pop N and Mr Pettigrew sil rep S D in an amendment providing that the postal commission should present its 1900 final report to congress by March It was defeated 27 to 19 Agreement was reached to vote on the bill and amendment at 2 At t oclock Mr oclock Tuesday Hawley chairman of the military affairs committee moved to take up the army bill unanimous consent having been refused to take up the measure without displacing the unfinished business the anti scalping bill Mr Hawleys motion prevailed 44 to 26 thus making the army bill the unfin ¬ ished business It is agreed that this action disposes Anally of the anti scalping bill for the present session House A separate bill appropriating 20 000 0 for payment to Spain under the pro- ¬ visions of the treaty of Paris was passed Mon- ¬ day under suspension of the rules No amend- ¬ ment was in order and an attempt to secure unanimous consent to offer an amendment declaratory of our policy not permanently to annex the islands was objected to Mr upon whose noint of Ky Wheeler order the appropriation went out o ib3 sundry civil bill m ide the only speech in open hostil ¬ ity to the measure but upon the roll call 34 members 31 democrats 2 popuiists and I silver republican voted against it The senate bill to reimburse the governors of states for expenses paid by the states in organizing vol- ¬ unteers for service in the war with Spain be fore their mu3ter into the service of the United States also was passed under suspen ¬ sion of rules Washington Feb 22 Senate Formal discussion of the Hull Hawley army reorgan ¬ ization bill was begun in the senate Tues ¬ day afternoon Mr Hawley and Mr Warren reps supported the measure and Mr Mitch- ¬ ell and Mr Cbekrell deois opposed it wnile Mr Proctor rep addressed the senite in fa- ¬ vor of some amendments which he had pro- ¬ posed to the bill The post office appropria- ¬ The conference re- ¬ tion bill was passed port on the legislative executive and judi ¬ cial appropriation bill was agreed to Tba joint resolution amending the act of June 13 188 by adding to it a provision that whenever any bond or note shall be secured by a mort ¬ gage or deed of trust but one stamp shill b required that being the highest rate required for either paper was passed Post office ap- ¬ propriation bill passed House The house reached the last page of the naval bill Tuesday and adjourned with point of order pending against a provision Ax ¬ ing the price of armor plate at 54o per ton Washington Feb 23 Senate Beginning Thursday night sessions of congress will be held almost uninterruptedly until the adjourn- ¬ ment on March 4 It is possible too that con- ¬ gress may remain in session on Sunday if it is found that the exigencies of the case demand But eight full working days now remain be ¬ sides the forenoon cf Saturday the day of ad- ¬ journment and while it is possible to finish all L absolutely needful work to do so will require expedition ana tne improvement or an avail- ¬ able time The senate Wednesday held me ¬ morial services over the death of Senator Mor- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- 1 ¬ ¬ In a few weeks ator MorrHl of Vermont i ¬ about that young Signed OTia woman who was poisoned by eating ice Theatrical Manager Dead cream PHriADEiPHiA Feb J l Robert Fox Had She No Bow did it happen he tried to economize by buying the Ihe one time well known theatrical ice cream at some cheap place Indi ¬ manager is dead of coasimptci al anapolis Journal the age of 61 years He Did you read Lost Warning Washington Feb 21 The follow Xkw Orifans Feb C The cruiser lag- dispatch was received from lien Detroit was expected to sail for Blue Otis Monday morningfields a noon Wednesday under orders Manila Feb 20 Chaplain John R of the department to investigate condi Thompson 1st Washing ton infantry tions there under which communica died in hospital this city at 510 p in tion with this country is cut off At February 19 of acute enterpoloitis was taking noon however the Detroit - Chaplain Thompson Dead To Sail for Bluefields ¬ ¬ on coal and provisions I hoate I ails New York Feb 23 Joseph H Choate the new ambassador to the court of St James sailed Wednesday on he American liner St Paul Ambassador C y A J THE PCUKifCi is PAPJh Kit Bloodhounds ¬ FEI J FEBRUARY 24 18S9 Til f f m T RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders arc the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK due it aud The News has already through these co umue told ot their uoblv work It is to be regretted that the Elks should be dratged by he Repot ttr into a political con trovers v tor pariisau purposes At the same time credit is due to the county officials for relieving the suffering poor Tdey did their whole dnty and the strained effort to discredit their good work is not cal culated to commend our neighbor as a reliable publisher who recently hoped to improve The News and Reporter and bring tbem up to what they ought ¬ to be Hon J C iJantrell was declared the Democratic nominee for the Legisla ture in Scctt county by the counnictee he haying had no opposition ¬ TIE --WALTER BODBBOK DEWS 1881 Nineteenth Year Estaolisued Almanac for 1899 which was sent ont last week is oronouueed one of the best reference nooks of ihe year Every voter should own a copy of the book The price is 25 cents The Courier Jomrnal Published every Tuesday and Friday by BBUOE MILLER fl Editor s am itmet t etc of Frankfort ex wil of Kentucky Chief Justice be an applicant for the Dietri by vacant Judgeship made VV Judge -- H Holt Buyable to the order of Champ a Make all Checks Mnej Ordtts A illj k ANNOUNCEM E N T FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ¬ Judge resignation Holt was a college mate of President McKinley and is believed to have a splendid chance to be appointed Judge Barra The gentleness of bloodhound disposition is probably accounted for by their not having been used to hunt and kill prey One of the most ancient anecdotes of these dogs attributes the cap-¬ ture of a fugitive to the use of his own bloodhound The name itself is probably a modern one based on a vulgar error that the dogs only followed persons who were red handed from homicide or who had about them the smell of recently killed sheep The ancient name was lyme dog or talbot which latter appears to have been a white variety of bloodhound The Cuban bloodhounds which were used for hunting slaves by the Spaniards and were imported into Jamaica were not bloodhounds at all but a cross between the mastiff and bulldog or perhaps the dogue of Bordeaux They were brindled prick eared and doubtless horribly savage They were however used as police and like the bloodhounds on the border were main tained in every parish in Jamaica where it was the duty of the churchwardens to keep them at the expense of the community Some of these dogs were kept in London during the early days of the zoological gardens The stories of their ferocity are probably not exaggerated though Lord Balcarrea who imported 200 of them into Jamaica to aid in sub duing the maroons never used them He frightened the negroes into submission by circulating the stories current about the dogs London Spectator ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lllllllll FRANK 404 31 A IN CO PARIS KV i STREET Leaders In Style And Fasliion HEADMGHE Nervousness Dizziness and the Blues They all come from an unhealthy state of the men- ¬ If you suffer strual organs from any of these symptoms if you feel tired and languid in the morning and wish you could lie in bed another hour or two if there is a bad taste in the mouth and no appetite if there is pain in the side back or abdomen BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR will bring about a sure cure The doctor may call your trouble some high sounding Latin name but never mind the name The trouble is in the menstrual organs and Bradfields Female Regulator will restore you to health and regulate the menses like clockwork Sold by drujists for i a bottle A free illustrated bonk will be sent to any woman if request be maileu to f is only a symptom not a So are Backache disease Dry Goods Notions and Ladies I Furnishing GOODS our New Spring Stock Mr Franks well merited reputation as a good buyer is such that it is a guarantee that Frank Co will have all the latest novelties in their line Mr L Frank is now in New York purchasing We are authorized to announce John 8 Smith of Bourbon County w h candidate for Attorney General sphjct to the action of the Democratic rart Our Contemporary Gone Wrong Paris Reporter the Republican organ says We regret that the editors of The News who are gentlemen with the highest and proudest sentiments have been induced to defend the County Court that is controlled and overpowered by the worst political elemeut in the county lines called The above were forth by a paragraph published in The News on the 14th inst in which the county officials were exonerated froin unjust and uncalled for criticism piin cipally from rank partisau sources in regard to alleged neglect of duty iu relieving the needy poor The News found on iuyestigation tout the Report ers charge that the county author ities have failed of thir dutns was untrue and so published aud now comes tne fault finding editor who talks about the Coort bein controlled and overpowered etc i ckuovvledging that the county did dispense charity but in his eagerness to criticise alleges that in the distribution of orders help was extended to some few who had previously been helped by others Aud the absurd suggestion is made that be canse of these few small duplications the county should permit a local benev olent order to manage the disbursement of the countys charity and then probably some other order would want to manage some other matter aud so ou ad infinitum The Reporter does not deal in facts when It says the county officials de or action until another layed field was the in ganization hun The truth is that t everal dred dollars had been expnnded in xid to the needy poor before any other orgau ized effort was made to relieve their wants the idle vaponngs of our con temporary to the contrary notwithstanding The charges made by this parti san orgdn can not bj sustained THE News has learned that during the receut cold weather many gallon of soup were daily dispensed to the huugry poor under the supervision of the Mag istrate of the Paris district Pcruap the R tporter would deem thisan unwise and wastelul dispensation of cUaritv which should be legally investigated ¬ Ihe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Took His Wifes Advice NUPTIAL KNOTS When the man whose haircut showed that his wife had peculiar notions as to Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ the way a man should dress his hair emnization Of The Marriage Tows quit giving advice one of the listeners The marriage of Mr Robert L Hun said of Versailles and Miss Alice Johnson a No man has more respect for a wobeautiful young lady of Lexington has man than I have but I shall never take just been made public and created the advice of my wife again about xuite a surprise among their friendc money matters She insisted upon my They weie married ou the 8th of Febru- hiding my salary so if I should be held up the highwaymen wouldnt get it I ary in Lexington by Rev Dr Bartlett draw my stipend at 6 p m and it is Miss Lulie Cox of Bowling Green quite dark before I get home She is a who has been traveling in Europe wn good hider in the house but her talent married two weeks ago to Chas Crew in that line stops there Now she had some a St Louis traveling man in Ber the brilliant idea that I should put the envelope containing my money under lin They are now on their way t the sweatband of my hat HighwayEgypt where the groom is going on bus men would never look there and would ness for his firm never rob a man of his hat After she The marriage of Miss Pearl Stephfm had made this suggestion about 40 and Mr- - Joseph Jacoby two well knowi times I accepted it I went home as young people of the Hutchison vicinitj usual on the elevated I had a slight of vertigo in the car and tyie will occur Tuesday afternoon at hom attack man who always knows what to do of the latters uncle Mr Joe Case Th said I needed fresh air and threw up announcement will be a peasant sur the window In doing so he knocked off prise to the friends of the contractins my hat I went home bareheaded and New York Sun broke parties ¬ ¬ ¬ our r uj THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR ATLANTA GA CO I msmwm SS mull Abney mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post office tf Coffee Try our Leader 1 six pounds for 00 F B McDermott New Style Black Crepons for Skirts in Stock New Laces Hamburgs White Goods Piques Ginghams Per- ¬ cales and Cheviots Insurance Co a safe and reliable company O W Miller Agent Paris Ky Insure your property against lire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home ¬ Ladies this fine shoes less than half price week at Davis Thompson Isgrige tf We pay salary of 15 per week and ex penses for man with rig to iutroduo onr Poultry Mixtuie in the country Hustlers wanted Reference Addres with stamp AmekICan Mfo o 124 120 Lafayette Ave Torre Haute Ind It For pure and clean clover and tim othy seeds buy of Geo Phone 77 W ¬ ¬ Stuait tf ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ have purchased a box of Wright Celery Capsules from James T Blaiaer drug gist Waverly O and used them forstomaeh was unahlp to Trouble and Constipation jsed before the door by which he had enter- do anything for nearly two years Send your laundry to Stut the tailor ed and would fight no more But they three hoxesof your Celery Capsules ana they n have cured me Kor the benefit of other 627 Main street phone 149 tf went up to him from outside tie bar afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours tier and drew the swords out of him W s A dk a m and he got to his feet again and stood and tI per box oid by all druggists at Stout the tailor has moved his store to be killed Saturday Review st nd address on postal to the W rig hi Med Co Columbus for trial size free to 627 Main street with Laucaster He is still with the old reNorthcott ei nm My agency insures against N lauudrv and New York liable M One night Green came home very late tf and found his wife evidently prepared fire wind and storm best ol rePhone 14 Life Insurance Co to administer a Uaudle lecture Instead liable prompt paying compa bed he took a seat and of going to on umon Lung Irritation resting his elbows on his knees seemed nies Dr is the forruuner to consumption W 0 HINTON Agent heavily and will cure it aud absorbed in grief sighing Bells Poor give such strength to the luntjs that a uttering such exclamations as cough or a cold will not settle there Watkius Poor fellow Mrs Green moved by curiosity said Tweuty five cents at all good druggist sharply Whats the matter with Wat Ufnts J ¬ ¬ Insure in mv agency non ¬ union Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire thinking He carried two swords in his neck wiad and storm and still fought When at last he too Agent W 0 HIST0 got weary he went and knelt down -- The Brave Bull the Crnel Spaniard The trumpet sounds again and the espada takes his sword and his mnleta and goes ont for the last scene This which to be is not always the real climax The bull is often by this time tired has had enough of the sport leaps at the barrier trying to get out He is tired ot running atter red rags and he brushes them aside contemptu ously He can scarcely be got to show animation enough to be decently killed But one bull that I saw was splendidly savage and fought almost to the last running about the arena with the sword between his shoulders and that great red line broadening down each side of his neck on the black like a deep layer of red paint one tricks oneself into out The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last mouth but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to the un practiced discernment but us a diifereno- - that counts every time Its a difference that changes your liundry bill fronvau expense to an investment We do good work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference There are eggs and eggs AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT FRANKCO J Bourbon Stsam Laundry Kes r Mtle Mroiiff VI ak dim vision made clear styes removed and grannlat d lil8 or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands E igle E e Salve l nP ll uhesani sold on a guartet b ll xk1 irustsv - R - j W l S Ai1ernn Capsule O To the Wright Medical Co tK PWrightPike Co 8 Celery te MiLHicnrt Columbus Ohio H- - ¬ - EMmaUM It will tJS jFfs C VJ vmwmww wrr r t r j Pine-Tar-Hone- y Crystallized fruits nuts orauges Yes The News has been induced to malaga apples bananas lemons defend the County Court induced by grapes grape fruit its sense ot fair play and justice The Newton Mitchell tf News is not biabed by patronage from the Court as the ads publiched in tbet e Fine Clierrv Trees columps were because of being lowest bid der and not thiough any favoriteism Dont fail to get a few ot the Owen The News bid in one instance being about half the amount bid by the Repoi ttr which haips about the waste of the county funds There is no discounting or gHinsayinit that many worthy poor were uiven aid by the Elk organizitiou Win the ie cent severe weather Lire it credit is kins said Green his wife is giving him fits just now Mrs Green lot her husband off that time Liverpool Mercury But Ah ¬ Catarrh is Not Incurable be my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of They speech said one Have you ever noticed cherry trees how fond people are of vegetable metaLarge stately tree fruit large black heart shaped and delicious The only phors when they are dealing with a kind that do well in the sourh You woman Her cheeks are roses her lips twen are cherry her hands are always lily can get one for 25 cents six for ty for 250 100 for eiht dollars deliv- hands her month is a rosebud her ered prepaid Trees one to three years complexion is like a peach and ber Address Ch rry Moun breath is fragrant as honeysuckle old gnaTauteed tain Supply Co Elleuboro N C said the Youve forgotten one cynic ¬ 1 Her Tongne were talking of figures it can not be cured by sprays washes and inhaling mixtures which reach only the surface The disease is of in the blood and can only be reached through the blood Catarrh it cures the disease perma nently and forever rids the system of every trace of the vile complaint Miss S S S is the only can have any effect upon remedy which j PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITY in STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRKJE means anything success in this unuert aKing IS ALREADY ASSURED 1 Josie Owen - ¬ ¬ Jf- - VdP - rmi v Montpelier Ohio I was af- writes flicted from infancy of with Catarrh and no ¬ cne can know the better than I The Euiiering it produces sprays and washes prescribed by the doc tors relieved me only PEOSPECTIVE BUYERS will do well TO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by so doing protect their own interests My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought in conjunction and you can fit your house up in a tnsty manner at a small expense Respectfully t 9 Her tongue It is a scarlet runner Whats A that- - SPRNS SUITS Do you wnnt a 1 While in made arrangements witli the Largest and Bot Merchant Tailor there to do our work We are now prepared t bow the swelleat and mst complete lino ol samples ever offered in tbi- - community Ranging in price from 18 x -- t order come to u f yo Stock of Ready to Wear Clothing we altimoiv purchasing our Pprin Suii made as my daughter age she can suit herself as to mar is of rying you but the day she does I will cut her off without a ienuy Suitor after a pause Well under those circumstances sir we will break our engagement I could not think of depriving a young lady of her inheritance Harlem Life Considerate Lover Of course tempora ri Parent ¬ constantly for ten years the disease had a firmer hold than ever I tried a number ol blood remedies but their mineral ingredients settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism I was in a lamentable condition and after ex hausting all treatment was declared incurable Seeing S S S advertised as a cu re for blood diseases I decided to try it As soon as my system was under the effect of the medicine I began to improve and after taking it for ¬ v I thoucrh I used them ly and to 840 Give us a trial and we a ill convince you of our Superior Tailoring and Work PARKER LHOIEIIS JAMES M UMTS Love nt First Stent Do you believe in love at first sight r she asked answered the savage Of course Do you suppose if a man bachelor gift of second siirht he would had the Cincinnati Enquirer fall in love 1 two months I was cured completely the dreadful disease was eradicated from my system and I have had no return of it ¬ Many have been taking local treat- ¬ ment for years and find themselves worse now than ever A trial of J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attendedjto CARRIAGES FOR HIRE FIMbilEHS Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky I Elegant line of Pictures and Room Merely a tiness Mouldings frVl VATVtOIlT i f ko Vii 1M n r uy do tney can it tne niunimmuu cttIII TVIWVrTA w Send me your old furniture to be re for Catarrh It will cure the most ob- - L yoke I wonder paired Because there is generally a calf at stinate case Your furniture moved by experienced Books mailed free to any address by Cleveland one end of it I guess hands Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga Leader 1 - CCCfoi Blood WWtV The 1 -- - II Igga THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY BOURBON FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 1899 PRKWM TIE -- HEWS 1881 Meningitis Spreading Spotted fever or cerebro spinal men¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Sales in The Country Mrs E A N V property yesterday near Bethlehem wa8 ingitis seems to be spreading says the attended by a good crowd Auctioneer JEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Louisville Times Forsyth reports that horses brought 11 eooc iiss mail matter At Mayfield Frank Houseman who Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At to 70 sows and pigs 12 to 21 50 cor was sheriff in Graves county from GOODS The Depots I The Hotel Lobbies And j fi 1891 to 1894 died of the diseaso TELEPHONE NO 124 goods and farm implements sold well Bruce Stamper son of Dr J B Mrs John Gass has been ill for a Mrg Hall will leave Monday for Colo GOODS stamper died of the same disease at weec SUBSCRIPTION PRICES rado to live in the future with her Payable in Advance Camptou The death caused much ex- Mrs S B Rogers has been quite ill daughter She will be accompanied by 12 00 Six months Oneyei 100 citement People are leaving town for for a fortnight her eon Will who will go to Alaska wws costs yott cant even get a re ¬ a tear of a spread of the malady port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Auctioneer Forsyth reports a good MrsHeury Casey and sons are visit- John Cooper of Corydon aged forty crowa al8 at tne 8ale ot personal prop-Make all Checks Money Orders Etc five is the latest victim of the disease in ing in Cynthiana payable to the order of Champ Miller W B Kidd of Winchester was in erty by Jas Whaleys executor Horses Henderson county brought from 10 to 25 corn 170 per The child of Richard the city Wednesday barrel in crib and 150 per stack in the A new complete line of Spring Lewis died of meningitis at Fulton Miss Margie Turney is visiting field hay 360 to 510 per ton and Neckwear in all the latest shades Spotted fever has appeared in Hart friends in Winchester farm implements sold at fair prices and shapes at Price Cos county Hon Silas Taylor a well M8 H A Power left Wednesday Clothiers known lawyer is ill of the disease Expiring for a visit in Winchester At Morgantown and Henderson the Go to Geo W Stuarts for clover and Miss Ruth Terrill of Terrill ie the Our time in this house Everything scare is about oyer and the people are re- guest of Mrs Sallie West timothy seeds tf on sale to morrow We move Monday turning home Miss Addie Garner of Winchester Mrs Nannie Brown Twelve copies of sheet music for 25 Lucy Lowry is the guest of Miss Merchant Tailoring cents to morrow at Mrs Nannie Try our Leader Coffee six pounds C V Higgins is quite ill at the Browns for 100 F B McDermott We have secured the services of an home of his mother Mrs Millie Rion The Monday Night Literary Club had expert cutter and have bought Mrs Corne Watson leaves GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS a pleasant meeting Monday night with the most select aud choicest line of suit row for a buisness trip to New York Mr Albert Hlnton ings that could be procured in New Otherwise Remarks Iu Prof E W Weaver was in Colum Theatrical AndThe Foyer York City where our Mr J W Davis The condition of S M Wilmoth who bus Ohio Wednesday on a business The management of the opera house was stricken with paralysis last Satur- has recently returned from trip To lose out all our Winter Goods ia the next KOdays we We expect to do high grade tailoring should put a stop to that barbarious day remains unchanged Messrs Barnes and Roger practice of whistling John in fit finish and styles have marked down all our stock to figures beyond cons which is indulged Gatewood were in the city Wednesday in by so many of the gallery patrons While the clothes that we will turn The Paris Bowling Team went to pariftoii poods of equal quality Lexington last night to play a series of out will be the best that can be night The noise made Wednesday night by LfiiiieH and Children Capes aud Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Stacfiozrjr Misses Lucy and May Colville were these demonstrative patrons would have All onr made our prices will be moderate games with the Manhattan team Jacketb at cost and Germantown Yarn It will be our constant aim and effort hostesses to a euchre party yesterday been a discredit to a band of wild Indians Tommy Burns die jockey has filed to build up the most complete tailoring afternoon 100 Embroidery Silks and Material zA aU Two or three arrestsor even the presence Special reduction u Drrw Goods suit at Memphis against Ed F Simms establishment of Central Kentucky descriptions at cut prices goods now 09c comprising Satin Ber- Mrs Fletcher Mann and Miss Lola of a policeman would have ih desired of this city for 2700 which he claims You will favor us by looking at onr Fuhrman went to Winchester Wednes effect bers Broadcloths and Euglish Covert3 Ladies and childrens Seamless- JfctoseaBc is due him Spring offerings before placing your for a short visit quality for 10c per pair Th best val ¬ Large line of All Wool Dr ss Goods at are being made to get the order Miss Lillie Wood Jewett return d Efforts ue in Paris Mrs Emma Eames Story the prima Respectfully Greater New York Bowling team to 25c and 39c pr ydforuierly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to to Cynthiana Wednesday morning after donna gave a splendid dinner iu New 350 per pair re J W Davis Co play a series of games at the Pastime a short visit to Miss Lizzie Connell York last week to a number of her pro- See onr extra wide Tab Linen at 50c duced to one half of of former prfeeev Merchant Tailors and Clothiers Alleys in this city Attorney ORear and Prewitt and fessional friends the most unique feattf Paris Ky per yd worth donbl uid or size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c Mrs Elizabeth Reid of Mt Sterling ure being a Pickaninny Pie A huge Ex Tailer W C Jones a very popDinner Napkius 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c were in the city Tuesday on legal bus- pie was brought in on a silver waiter Grfcnd Opera in Cincinnati ular young man of thiscity will leaye Very best Percales at 8c iness by a stalwart servant and placed in a twice as ui nch next week for Mt Sterling where he The Ellis Opra Company fresh from 10 4 Sheeting 121 and 15c Mrs J R Williams returned to her bank of rare flowers on the table When will reside in the future a triumphal engagement in Chicago behome in Falmouth yesterday afternoon the top of the pie was opened rhe gueMs Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given- Awsv Thp Puria MaTQ7in MnVi will soil all gins a three nights engagement Monday after a visit to her father Mrs B S were astonisnen to benoid a e its 1898 magazines containing valuable night at the Music Hall in Cincinnati Let ton clad only in a birthday suit Monday night La Boheme with towar articles at Brooks drug store and a look of surprise Jean de Reszke cannot read thin suiiill print at a distance of 14 intrtfce jynr If Mr J E Keller of Kansas City Melba de Lnssan and others will be eyesight is foiling unv should have immediate attention t morrow afternoon at four oclock the French tenor sang a 1000 lullaby sung Tuesday night Carmen with who came to Lexington to attend the to the infant before it was carried ont Imperii Rpeetaeka and eyeimm have perfect lenses always perteetrjr mnr rA vnA N morning train from deLussan and Gadski Van Cauteren funeral of his brother Jacob Keller was The L ye made tf purest materia sc In ius of the highest elasticity aud eo sequeutly t dunoiloy iiiiieil with lie miiiDsi lightness and elegance When hot h frames a xrrsmimt trowm Maysville was delayed about two hours Bonnard and others will be sung in- in the city yesterday system they always give satisfartie id hy Or t M Kuweituor of men wbodo not know horn to V Hy was ramer uisap are a large auuience t by a land stead of Never buy rhtip morning ees lle yesterday Miss Katherine Graham Thomtm Seigfred Romeo St and Ym uii itdJuMied ierinrl or poor imperfect lenses and are better oil vayiFt pointed in Aiden Benedicts performance any ybivMs poorlj Hi elide near the Pleasant Valley tunnel Mr and Mrs R Q Juliet with Melba and Alvarez the son daughter of uai nth m t U e defects Huy imperial spectacles of a reliable k 1 Of FablO Komam Wednesday night dealer ami ihy Wiil last wit hunt change and be cheapest in the end be given The prices Thomson will give a party in honor of owners of the French tenor will Co Jas Walsh Though the play Ve lave cm single seats on Monday and Tuesday her fifth birthday Saturday afternoor at the Grand C H Bowen who wtW visit the services of Distilling Company have filed for Paris a blood and thunder melo- - our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite is nights will be 3 2 150 and Wednes Mr W B Hutchinson came dovn Co of suit against J W Watson was not all to call and have their eyes examined lor which tlvce BS UO the interest day night tickets will be 4 and 2 gal- from Lexington yesterday afternoon to drama 7000 The Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Maysville to recover because of the climaxes not eharg sustained 1 lery unreserved spend a few days with his mother Mrs Watson company assigned Monday being properly worked up Mr Bene- ¬ Chas Foot on Third street He has dict has improved but little since his apInsurance Companies Fined Mrs Mary Webb and sons will soon been sufferiner from grippe pearance here almost ten years ago in move into the South side of J T Hin Mrs Raymond Babcock of New Monte Cristo and is easily In the Scott County Circuit Court tons handsome new double residence on Wednesday forty eight out of fifty in York who made many friends in this by Raymond Gilbert who didoutclassed the bent Pleasant street which they will occupy city as Miss Nettie Locke sang at a acting in the role of the rag picker and surance companies doing business in ictibn with Mr and Mrs C M the Waldorf Gilbert Faust the heavy Mies Martha Scott county were fined five hundred swell mnsicale at Thomas night one week Beaufort was very good in the lighter last dollars each for conspiring to maintain Astoria Mrs Babcock who has heeu studying scenes of her work The most applaud Lee Kwonq a Chinese youth of this iuMrance rates A dispatch says that it city and two Chinese youths from Lex- was not charged that the rates asked uider New Yorks best teacher has one ed features of the performance were Miss p -- Next visit Thursday March t 189i Grace Hunters fire and stereopticon ington united with the First Presbyier by the company were unjust or excess- of the best voices ia the city dances ianfChurch in this city Sunday Grant ive but that they had conspired not to Auction Prices Bprd and Guy vlyers have also united cut the rates The companies will take On all my goods 10 day and to mor an appeal The fines will aggregate with this church Anna Held of The French Maid r w will astonish you See your bargan Company was 24000 the most talked of young Do vu need Spring Suil If so we ask you to look at our line The reward for King McNamara Mrs Nannie Brown tables WVl woman in Cincinnati last week Bt for Spring and Summer MAKE STRICTLY FIRST OLASK Smallpox In Kentucky murderer of Jacob Keller will be 1500 Fi cheap tailors who give- - you cheap For Rent Two nice up stair rooms sides making a decided hit with her WOUK and do nut uiipetc wi still at large The is McNamara The Stanford Journal a most excel- on High street for light housekeeping winsome ways in singing Come PlHy work grand jury yesterday returned six in it vimi eainot get something Ycu kn v for nothing Good Wiz Me and other songs she was adtf dictments against Magistrate W J Mc- lent semi weekly paper which has not Address Box 291 Paris Ky t iiii thin rheap and infu ior ones iDU il mired for her beauty her marvelonsly cl tn Namara brother of King three for missed a regular issue in twenty five - you W will mkui CHEAPEK THAN ANY HOUSE IX u fair complexion and her magnificent dia- ¬ OBITUARY carrying concealed weapons and the years was not printed Tuesday because KEN rUUKY when von ake into consideration the way thev are others for assault His bond aggregates the postmaster notified Editor Walton Reftpectfully Dedicated To The Memory monds Her 30000 dress was of tur K verv 811 uti up - GUARANTEED to be the LATEST quoise velvet the bodice being daringly made 1 200 which he gave The original that he would not receive the paper beOf The Dead OUt decollette and the skirt regular sou- - IHN bond on which King McNamara was cause of a case of smallpox in the Jum Mrs Margaret Lair Taylor wife of nil building The paper appealed Joseph L Tavlor formerly of this city brette length Over this the writer rc- released is mvsteriously mifesing ticed endless strings of diamonds which A Wednesday died at the home of her husband near seemed to be woven into a jeweled net George Ka7ee a steamboat man has Lexington The remains were interred Removal Sale 171210 work overdress In addition to thef6 the smallpox at Ashland yesterday morning in Harrison county jewels Mme Held wore six large dia Elegant linen doilies 35 cents per There are still a number of cases of S E TIPTON Cutter mond marquise rings two diamond dozen at Mrs Nannie Browns smallpox in Louisville BIRTHS bracelets on each arm and a splendid The Governors Mansion diamond sunburst around her neck The Perluss Orchestra The AIfut Of Our Future Men And The beauty of her shoulders and arms Women WASHINGTON ANL HIS have examined the walls Architects were a revelation anrl Anna had such a The Perluss Bros Juvenile Orchestra To the wife of Alonzo Mulligan LAUNDRESS composed of six talented boys will give of the recentlv burned Governors man stage between Paris and winsome little way that she is always driver of the encored half a dozen times at every pera concert in this citv on the evening of sion and pronounce them uninjured by North Middletown a sou would never have got along well togeth ¬ has played the tire The structure will be replaced 101 h The orchestra formance She has a colored maid to March er if he hadnt been an adept at Iam assist in her toilets and travels in a pribefore many large audiences and has at once by the insurance companies this bTOCK AND TURF INLLWS deriug fine linen as he was very fastid applause every where it has plan having been agreed upon bv the vate car won hearty oas in regards to his linen Every man governor and Captain Thompson the Sales and Twannfern Of Stock Crop Ktc been heard that makes a pretense at refinement Turf Notes Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for Custodian of Pnblic Buildings All of should follow Washingtons example in F B McDekMOTT State Commissioner of Aericultnture 100 the old furniture that i9 uninjured will Ended By Marriage this respect If your laundry work isnt -be used in the new building and not sold Lucks Moore awarded the contract f or s itifactory oriog it here and we will sat ¬ The Howard hat in stiff and AT Aut Miller a young man liying near to cnrio hunters his annual purchase of garden seeds Tnes isfy the most critical Paris who was to have been tried day to BurpeeCo of Philadelphia The pine in different shades and a Wednesday before Judge Purnell on total amount of the purchase will be shapes for Spring have arrived Laurel Winners coptkt in very serious charge was married Cos Clothiers about 10 XX worth the seeds to be dis- at Price The Johu Church Company the well tributed next mouth in the various conn County Clerk Patons office shortly be V Low prices on candies for eatertainto Miss Mary known firm of music publishers of Cin ties to people who will plant and make fore the ime for the trial ments Cheap but pure w M aiNTON JR BRO Proprietors Agnes Riggs who preferred the charges cinnati have issued a little volume report to the Commissioner Newton Mitchell at Laurel Winners containing portraits against him The ceremony was perEsaBicmnsnrozimi Ladies with small feet are reaping a formed by Judge Purnell in the pres and silhouettes of American musical au Rent Two furnished rooms to emphasize the worth of Amer a harvest at Davis Thomson Isgrigs ence of quite a crowd of spectators thors O W Miller Vine to Mrs against Miller were din ican muic as compared with foreign special shore ale the finest hand mace OUR The charges Ai tf composition The News acknowledges shoes at cheap shoe prices tf mic8ed th receipt of a copy It is an excellent Suit 15 and up made in Paii- Two furnished rooms on Second book of reference Capt Frank 31atlack lead Suits 10 aud up made in Chicago street with or without board Apply to fi PTflj Capt Frank Mai lack a pioneer Auction Engagements of A T sold by Stout the tailor in Lancaster Mrs E R Flthian Nortbc itt building Forsyth Phone 149 2 rdilroad conductor whomae thousands Dave Miller the barber has located of frieuds while he was conductor on Send your orders lor clover and timFeb 2r Masters sale of Gibson land Wednesday the Kentucky Central died othy seeds to Geo W Stuart Phone his cheir in John Ayers shop opposite J J Rogers land 27j lm Schwartzs saloon morning at tne home of his daughter also Feb 28 W II Clays stock imple i Is provintf more than we lad even anticipate antf eacli Thomas Brown in Covington Mrs ments etc - that v hnve gei u oe Bargains The broken lots of shoes we are off ptmhuser mi izuwho has been running a Geo W Stuart will pomptly fill Capt Matlack V ing at special sale this week are the your orders for clover and timothy itill h i vi n h s vent hundred pairs of Ladies Southern passenger train for IInd-Cincinnati Bead fi icst makes on our shelves mid Wedis jt ri Sae and we are making prices geeds Office on Third st opposite L Tarns a number of years suffered a stroke of tv i terj tini tli I VfU m Isgrig tf Davis Thomson oppor- romi lomistnis grat none saiu Only one more day Come at once tf N freight depot paralysis last June but his death was due tunity to an illness contracted three weeks ago Auction pi ices on all embroidery A limite Chi n ns sustintia Winter school s Upon Remembkk Stout the tailor is loNuts raisins dates figs currant He was fitty eiht years old and leaves stamped linen ribbons hats aud dolls in this pule cated in the Lancaster Northcott seedless raisins a widow second wifu and thiee chil at Mrs Nannie Browns Newton Mitchell tf building Main street He is still drenFrank and Robert and Mrs N laundry See him We are the peoples friends We re ¬ agent for M Brown The deceased is a brother of Try cur Leader Coffee -- six pounds Phone Captain Thomas Matlagk the popular pair your linen and put neck bands on for latent styles in tailoring 1SGRIGL 149 F B McDermott Haggard Reed 2t for 100 free N Conductor L Nineteenth Year Estbiuhed Halls sale of person h1 jJ F YV SPIil Ct DRESS WHITE i EMBROIDERIES LACES i i - five-months-o- ld HOSIERY Etc ¬ up-to-dat- e to-mo- i- CONDONS ¬ i ¬ Actual Facts Plainly Stated fr ¬ -- -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tnree-year-pickanin- ny ¬ ytt i I ¬ ¬ sitiraly 111 -- r t j ¬ ¬ Stvl loi ial Ii i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ spiciisro tjlitoph3stc3tr --I i- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 - ¬ -- F CO LOWRY Mercliant ¬ inr ¬ ¬ j j j ¬ ¬ ¬ - he -- liirtroii Steam Laundry ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- SPECIAL ml J r Shoe Sala ¬ ¬ n -- taUve I I siu 1 ¬ ¬ 1 DAVIS THOMSON i kl THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 1899 THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established BKUCE 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Edltors orw Owners MILLER He was sergeant in the Fourth of When I opened my eyes nothing wai the Second my regiment a good fight- ¬ to be heard but distant musketry The er but fond of quarrel and drink all zouaves forming a disordered e the bad habits of the African soldier were shouting Vive lEmpereur brave as a bayonet with cold steel and brandishing their rifles blue eyes and a rough red beard on his An old general followed by his staff tanned cheeks When I entered the galloped up He pulled up his horse half-circl- HEAT IN SICKNESS DAINTY DRESS CLOSETS RA1LKOAD TIMX CARD Therapentle Effects of Hot Air Baths Perfumed Pads on Ceilings and Wails as a Remedy for Various Add Much to Their At ¬ Disease tractiveness remedial agents known to science is heat It has been instinctively resorted to in all ages in all countries and among bar barous as well as civilized peoples Borne So its palmy days had its great baths such as Diocletians and Cara callas covering many acres and fitted up with great elegance with frescoes paintings and statuary To these the citizens resorted daily as the people of the present day resort to the club These proved to be health preserving to such an extent that physicians were not needed Wherever the Roman army was stationed the bath or ther mae was established as in Bath Eng land so named because of the great Roman bath which remains there and is now utilized as a Turkish bath When Christianity took possession of Rome strange to say the authoritiesde stroved the baths as pagan institutions and it remained for Mohammedan Turkey to establish them within its domain and thence comes the name Turkish bath It should be borne in mind that the Turkish bath is a hot air bath while the so called Russian bath is a steam bath and the two are totally unlike in their effects The former is essentially tonic in its effects while the latter like the hot water bath is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L NRR t ARRIVAL OF TRAINS YOUR CROSS Seek not to drop the cross you wear Or lay it down for if you do Another shall be built for you More difficult and hard to bear The cross is always made to fit The back which bears it Be content Accept the burden which was sent And strive to make the best of it Think not how heavy ia your load Think not how rough the road or long Look up and say Lord I am strong And Love makes beautiful the road Who toil in faith and knows not fear Shall live to find his cross some dty Supported all along the way By angels who are walking near Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Womans Home Companion m OLD E of my UNIFORM By Francis Coppee im We perialhe called him Pere Yidal more respectall fully than familiarly for we all kna his life of honor and devotion He Jivtrd in a cheap little lodging at Jrenelle where on the money of his cross his pension and his salary he managed to support his widowed sister and her in his blonde had been in the Zouaves ¬ sprinkling of gray desk mates in the office at ONthe ministry of war was an officer Henri Yidal He had lost his left arm in the Italian cam ¬ paign but with his remaining- hand he executed marvels of caiigraphy down to d rawing with one pen stroke a bird in the flourish of his signature A g ood fellow Yidal the type of the upright old soldier hardly 40 with a - ¬ three children Three thousand francs No matter his for five people empty left sleeve caught redingote the to the third button was always brushed as if for parade and soseriouslj did he take his red ribbon invariably fresh that he took it out of his buttonhole whenever he carried a pair of boots or trousers or went on any commonplace errand As at that time I too was living in the southern suburb of Paris I often walked home with Pere Yidal and I used to nuike him tell of his campaigns as we passed near the military school meeting at every step it was at the close of the empire the splendid uni forms of the imperial guard green chasseurs white lancers and the dark and magnificent artillery officers black and gold a costume worth while get Sometimes on hot ting killed in I treated my companion to evenings absinthe out of economy he never drank On these occasions the ex soldier who had become a sober paterfamilias and had lost the habit of the parrot would rise from the table with a touch of heroic drunkenness in his brain and the rest of the way I was al most certain to hear some tale of war I believe that Pere One evening Yidal had had two glasses of absinthe as we walked along the hideous Boule- ¬ vard de Crenelle he stopped suddenly before a military old clothes shop there are many like it in that quarter a dirty sinister den showing in its window rusted pistols bowls full of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ buttons and tarnished epaulets in front were hung amid sordid rags a few old officers uniforms rain rotted and sunburned with the slope in at the waist and the padded shoulders they had an almost human aspect Vidal seizing my arm with his right hand and turning his slightly tipsy gaze on me raised his stump to point out one of the uniforms an African of ficers tunic with the kilted skirt and the three gold braids making a figure eight on the sleeve Look he said thats the uniform of my old corps a captains tunic Drawing nearer he made out the number engraved on the buttons and went on with enthusiasm My regiment The First Zouaves Suddenly his hand shook his face darkened dropping his eyes he mur mured in a horror stricken voice Moi Dieu what if it were his Then brusquely turning the coat about he showed me in the middle of the back a little round hole bordered by a black rim blood of course- - C made one shudder like the sight of a ¬ ¬ wound A nasty scar I said to Pere Vidal who had dropped the garment and was hastening away And foreseeing a It is tale I added to spur him on not usually in the back that bullets strike captains of the zouaves He apparently did not hear me he How could it mumbled to himself a long way from the get there Its battlefield of Melegnano to the boule Oh yes I know vard of Jrenelle the carrion crows that follow the array the strippers of the dead But why just there two steps from the mili ¬ tary school where the other fellows regiment is stationed He must have he must have recognized it passed What a ghost See here Pere Vidal said I violently interested stop your muttering and tell me what the riddled tunic recalls to you Except for the two absinthes doubt if he would have spoken for he looked at me timidly almost suspiciously Suddenly with a great effoit he be 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ gan Where shall I begin I cant give you the other mans Ah surname for he is still living but I will call him by the name he went tin der in the regiment Dry lean and he deserved i with his 12 drinks at the atroke of noon Well then here goes for the story I can trust you you will tell me frankly on your honor if you think my con ¬ ¬ duct excusable ¬ -- waved his gilded helmet gayly and He drew his pay and went on a cried three days spree He and two companBravo zouaves You are the first ions of the same kidnej rolled through soldiers in the world the low quarters of Algiers in a cab Ifound myself sittingnear the wheel flying a tricolor bearing the words supporting my poor broken paw when It wont last forever It did wind up suddenly I remembered Dry Jeans aw ¬ with a knock down fight at a Moor- ful crime At that very instant he ish womans dive She got a kick that stepped out of the ranks toward the did her up Dry Jean a cut on the head general He had lost his fez and from from a tringlo that nearly finished him a big gash on his close shaven head a fortnight in the guardroom and the ran a trickle of blood Leaning on his loss of his stripes the second time he gun with one hand with the other he had lost them held out an Austrian flag tattered and Of well-to-d- o parents and with some dyed red a flag he had taken The geneducation he would have risen to be an eral gazed at him admiringly officer long before IT it had not been Hey there Bricourt turning to for his conduct Eighteen months later one of his staff look at that if you he got his stripes back again thanks please What men to the indulgence of the old African Whereupon Dry Jean in his canaille who had seen him under fire voice spoke up captain in Kabjiie Herupon our old captain Quite so my general But you is promoted chief of battalion and they know the First zouaves there are send us out a captain of 2S a Corsican only enough left for once more named Jentili just out of school a I would like to hug you for that cold ambitious clever feliow verv ex cried the general youiI get the cross acting hard en his men giving you you know and still repeating what p eight days for a speck of rust on your men he said to his some ¬ gun or a button off your gaiters more- thing I didnt understand- Im no over never having served in Algeria scholar you know But I remember not toleratii g fantasia or the slightest it perfectly Worthy of Plutarch want of discipline The two took a wasnt it Bricourt hatred to each other from the first At that very moment the pain was result the guardroom lor Dry Jean too much for me and I fainted You after every drinking bout When the know the ist Ive often told you how captaiu a blackavised little fellow as they sawed off my arm and how I stiff as a bristle with the mustaches of dragged along in delirium for two an angry cat flung his punishment at months in the hospital In my sleep 1 Dry Jeans head adding curtly less hours 1 used to ask myself if it know you my man and Ill bring you was my duty to accuse Dry Jean pub-¬ to order Dry Jean answered never a licly But could I prove it And then word and walked away quietly to do 1 said Hes a scoundrel but hes pack drill But all the same the cap- brave he killed Capt Gentili but he tain might have come off his high horse took a flag from the enemy Finally a bit had he seen the rage that reddened in my convalescence I learned that as the sergeants face as soon as he turned a reward for his courage Dry Jean had his head and the hatred that flashed stepped up into the Zouaves of the through his terrible blue eyes Guard and had been decorated Ah at Hereupon the emperor declares war first it gave me a disgust at my own against the Austrians and we are cross which the colonel had pinned on shipped off to Italy But let me come me in the hospital Yet Dry Jean de- ¬ at once to the day before the battle of served his too only his Legion of Hon ¬ Melegnano where I left my arm you or ought to have served as the bulls know Our battalion was camped in a eye for the squad detailed to put him little village and before breaking the out of existence ranks the captain had made us a speech Its all far away now I never saw lightly enough to remind us that him again he remained in the service we were in a friendly country and that and 1 became a good civilian But just the slightest injury done to the in- now when I saw that uniform with its habitants would be punished in an ex- bullet hole God knows how it got emplary way During the speech Dry there hanging a stones throw from Jean a little shaky on his pins that the barracks where the murderer is it morning and for the best of reasons1 seemed to me that the captain the shrugged his shoulders slightly Luck- ¬ crime still unpunished was clamoring ily the captain didnt see it for justice At midnight a noise woke me I I did my best to quiet Pere Vidal assprang from my heap of straw into the suring- him he had acted for the bert farmyard and in the moonlight I saw Five days later on reaching the office a group of comrades and peasants Vidal handing me a paper folded at a wresting from the arras of Dry Jean certain paragraph murmured gravely raging like a lion a haudsome wench I read What did I tell you disheveled and half dressed who was Another Victim of Intemperance Yes ¬ calling loudly on the Madonna and all terday afternoon on the Boulevard de I was hastening to help Grenelle a certain Jean Mallet known as the saints Dry Jean sergeant in the zouaves of the when apt Gentili arrived With one Imperial guard who with two companions look the little Corsican had a par had been drinking freely was seized with alyzing way he cowed the terrified delirium tremens while looking at some in a secondhand sergeant then reassuring the Lom- old uniforms hangingbayonet and dashed shop He drew his bard girl by a few words in Italian he down the street to the terror of all passers held up a trembling finger before the by The two privates with him had the utmost difficulty in securing the madman scoundrel and said a mur- ¬ Im who shouted ceaselessly Dogs like you deserve to have their derer I took an Austrian flag atnot Melegna ¬ brains blown out as soon as I can see no It seems that the latter statement is the colonel you lose your s tripes again true Mallet was decorated for this feat prevented this time for good Theres to be his addiction to drink has aloneMallet was him from rising in the ranks fighting to morrow try to get killed conducted to the military hospital of Gros Sure enough at dawn the cannonade Caillon whence he will soon be transferred awoke us The column formed and to Charenton for it is doubtful if he can Dry Jean never had his cursed blue recover his reason As I returned the paper to Vidal ha eyes glittering more ominously placed himself beside me The battalion moved looked at me meaningly andconcluded Capt Gentili was a Corsican he has forward we were to dislodge the white avenged himself Translated for the coats who with their etvnnon occupied At the San Francisco Argonaut from the Melegnano Forward march second kilometer the Austrians grape French shot cut down 15 of our companys men MEXICOS SIGN LANGUAGE Then our officers waiting for the order to charge made us lie down in the Certain Gestures Are Used Whlcfc gra infield sharp shooterw ise they reHave a Fixed and Readily Un ¬ mained standing naturally and ourcap derstood Meaning tain wasnt the least straight of the Kneeling in the rye we kept on lot Mexico is a land of many tongues firing at the batterv which lav within but above the Indian dialects and Span ¬ range Suddenly some one jogged 103 ish there is one universal language the 1 turned and saw Dry Jean elbow language of signs It is the most ex- ¬ who was looking at me the corner of pressive of all the Mexican eye and his lips raised leeringly lifting his hand are eloquent members It is gun of infinite variation its shad capable Do you see the captain he said ings and suggestions are beyond all nodding in that direction translation But there are certain ges ¬ Yes what of it said I glancing tures that have a fixed meaning a sig ¬ at the officer 20 paces off nification well understood by every na- ¬ He was foolish to speak to me as tion and every tribe from Guatemala to he did last night Texas With a swift precise gesture he A general upward movement of the I saw body shoulders shrugged shouldered his arm and fired eyebrows the captain his body bent backward raised lips pouted and palms out- ¬ his head thrown up his hands beating spread varies in meaning from I dont the air for an instant drop his sword know and 1 dont care to a most re- ¬ and fall heavily on his back spectful Really sir I do not under- ¬ 1 cried seizing the stand you Murderer sergeants arm But he struck me with The index finger moved rapidly from the butt of his rifle rolling me over right to left generally before the face and exclaimed Xo more means or simply No Fool prove that I did it To move the right hand palm outward I rose in a rage just as all the sharp- from the body toward another person shooters rose likewise Our colonel means Just wait Ill be even with bareheaded on hissmokinghorse point- you yet ed his saber at the Austrian battery The index finger on the temple and shouted moved with a boring twist means Hes zouaves Use your bay ¬ drunk Forward onets The right hand held to the lips three I do likewise than charge with fingers doubled thumb and little fin- ¬ Coukl What a famous charge it ger erect varies from He drinks to the others Have you ever seen a high was too Have one with me Each company sea dash on a rock To moe the open hand over the rushed up like a breaker on a teef check in imitation of a razor ha ref ¬ Thrice the battery was covered wita erence to the idiom playing the bar ¬ blue coats and red trousers and thrice ber and means to flatter we saw the earthwork reappear with its All four fingers and the thumb held cannon jaws impassable points together and moved toward the But our company the Fourth was to mouth means to eat snatch the prize Ir 20 leaps I reached The right hand held before the face redoubt helping myself with my the two middle fingers moving rapidly the rifle butt I crossed the talus I had only i a faniiliar salutation Modern time to see a blonde mustache a blue Mexico cap and a carbine barrel almost touch me Then I thought my arm flew off Chinese Emperors Hungry Days 1 dropped my gun fell dizzily on my The emperor of China has to fast 64 a gun carriage wheel and days in each year for t he sake of re- side near I ligioa lost consciousnt ed ¬ -- regiment Dry Jean had just reenlist One of the most potent compartments of the dresser have proved so satisfactory in imparting that delicate scent which women love that one woman haa carried out the Perfumed pads for trunk trays and ¬ ¬ aide-de-cam- scheme still further She has been in the habit of hanging sachets c f her favorite powder in her clothes closet but it did not seem to be as satisfactory as the pads in the bureau She ex- ¬ perimented by hanging sheets around the wall and using a liquid scent but that evaporated Finally she took out the pads from her trunk and hung them on the hooks in the dress closet Then she thought Why not pad the closet No sooner thought of than done Her best dress closet is now upholstered over all the walls and ceiling She did it herself The backing of the pads is cheese cloth Then there is a thick layer of cotton batting thickly strewn with her favorite violet sachet powder and covering the whole is a delicate shade of violet China silk Before fastening this lining to the walls of the closet it was tied in comfort style with dainty baby ribbon tied in bow ¬ 1058 a m 588 pJ pm iuiu From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 n m fi 27 r m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a mit oeo p iu From MayavUle 742 am- - 325 p m Ptom Cincinnati m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 pm To Maysvillo 750 a m 685 p m F B Cajir Agent OHESiPBAKE EAST BOUND 01 E TIME TABLE 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winohesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65iam 340pm ArLexingtou Ly Louisville ¬ - knots The pads are bound all around the edge with violet satin ribbon having loops at the upper edge to hang the pads to the wardrobe books These bindings are not sewed to stay at the top but may be easily ripped loose in order to renew the powder at any time Pads on the ceiling and above the hooks are fastened with brass headed tacks hidden under the ribbon bows This luxurious closet may be imitated in cheaper upholstery and be quite as dainty Silkolines which come in such delicate hues and patterns with sprays of the mos delicate flowers can be used These sheer and inexpensive materials are to be had with a white or shaded ground and the sprays of flowers may match the odor used violets roses crab apple blossoms heliotropes or almost anything in the way of a flower from which perfume is extracted If a white ground with spraj s of flowers is used the bow knots can match the flower and if a tinted ground is used white ribbon is very pretty X Y Herald ArNew York Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm 1240nn 908pm 730am 800am 911am 1001am 1100am WEST BOUND -- ¬ -- ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Very few people comprehend why the hot air bath is so potent in the cure of disease The reason is simple and readily understood Natures method of protecting the body from the effects cf heat especially high temperatures is by the evaporation of moisture from the surface of the body and this moist ure is provided by the perspiration and the less clothing the more effectual the results so that natives of hot climates who are nearly naked realize more fullj the benefits of perspiration Upon submitting ones body divested of clothing to the 150 degrees and upwards of heat demand comes for re lief soon the pores are opened per haps to an extent not before realized for months or even years as many persons have inactive skins and when this is the case other organs and notably the kidneys must take on double duty and are thus overtaxed and diseased So now the pores are actively at work and the poisonous wornout material is being eliminated from the bodv through natures sewerage system the pores What follows as a sequence Why as thffc blood furnishes the per spriation it necessarily comes to the surface and thus the circulation is equalized over the entire surface and as the logical sequence of this all con gestive tendency is relieved thus es ¬ tablishing perfect equilibrium which is absolutely essential to perfect The bath thus becomes a health health preservative As it is expensive and often inconvenient to resort to the public bath or thermae an excellent substitute is to be had in the use of the so called bath cabinet which incloses the individual except the head the heat being fur nished by an alcohol lamp Much high er temperature and better results can be obtained in houses where furnaces are used by placing the cabinet over the furnace register and shutting off the heat from some of the other registers There is no doubt whatever that the grippe may be avoided as well as cured by use of this simple and inexpensive method which every one can have I assert further that the con gestive condition of pneumonia can be readily relieved by this method This is no mere theory for I have known of its successful application in the last crisis of pneumonia not once but several times with both children and adults The medical domain of the bath is limitless and for the reason that it places the entire organism in a condition to relieve itself of disease to an extent impossible by any other I have known of the worst means cases of confluent smallpox cured and not a pock mark left on the skin It has been proved beyond all peradven ture a cure for hydrophobia within my own personal knowledge Dr L P Haskell in Hinsdale Beacon So Sweetly Said He called last night and hes charming she was saying to her best girl friend between acts at Cyrano de He is simply fascinating Bergerac in his conversation and perfect in his manners He has traveled a great deal you know is a great observer and really gives you a better idea of what he has seen than can be obtained from books One thing he told me was sim- ¬ ply enchanting and I never heard it be- ¬ fore from anyone exclaimed the other into Pshaw whose eyes had crept a deep green I know what that was You shadow made it easy when you said that youd never heard it before What was it A proposal Then they got as near back to back as the seats would permit and did not speak during the rest of the long performance Detroit Free Press Nobody Hurt Reporter Anybody injured in the practice game to day Football Captain Xo the boys went real easy to day they are saving them ¬ selves for the championship game Gibbs got his nose broken Russell lost an ear Dobson got a few teeth kicked out Jaycock dislocated his jaw and broke a few fingers but nobody got what you could really call hurt Tit Bits ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ enervating Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville 450pm 655am 250pm 520pm 735ain 345pm 730pm ti30pni 15pm Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on F B Carr Agent L NRR orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DE EMBEK oth 183 MURDER OF THE INNOCENTS Put to Death Under the the World So EAST BOUND No 1 Called Pass Finest School System in was little among the thousands of Judah We are told that probably not over 30 children fell un der the order of Herod The murder of the innocents of the nineteenth century is a march to untimel3 graves not by order of a wrathful king but under what is claimed to be the finest free school system in the world Go into any public school and you will see girls pallid as daj- - lilies and boys with flat chests and the waxen skin that ha been named the school complexion Every incentive and stimulus is held out dread of blame love of praise prizes medals badges the coveted flourish in the newspapers the strain never slackens Watch the long lines filing past each pupil carrying books three four five to be studied at night in hot rooms by fierce sight destroying lights Time was when spectacles went with age They are no sign of age now Many must wear glasses to help eyes worn prematurely old by night work My chil- ¬ Said a thoughtful father They are dren have no child life up a grade talking about ex straining aminations When is their playtime if not now and what has become of the light hearted boys School is never out Even in the fields the butterfly and the tree toad are turned into object lessons and the grasshopper is torn to pieces in order to be instructive When I was a boy and school let out we were gay and free We studied In school time and n playtime there wasi no I do thought of anything but play not undervalue education it is greatly to be desired but over education id slaying its thousands The burden is books The tasks imposed on the young are fearful The effort seems to be to make textbooks as difficult and complicated as possible instead of smoothing the hill so high and hard to climb Mrs Lew Wallace in Ladies Bethlehem ¬ ¬ 7 ouam Lve Fran it fort a 7 11am Lve Kikhorn 7 18am Lve Switzer Lve Htampmg Grnd 7 28am 7 34am 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617 Lv 545 125 Lv 9301 540 Lv 709256 Lv 620 200 ¬ GEO B HABPER Genl dupt JOS K NEWTON G P A if iiBif Tl iW 1 W iflil The Leading Specialists of America DEKK 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250L00Hured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may havo a smart ing sensation small twisting stream sharn cutting pains at times slight dis charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC- ¬ TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re-¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes tho stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer ing no detention rrom business by our method Tho sexualorgansarestrength- enoa lhe nerves are invigorated ana tne buss or manhood returns Home Journal slices and set these to soak in cold milk until they have absorbed all the moisture they can take up Then press out the milk mash up the soaked bread and amalgamate with it two ounces of pounded sweet almonds six beaten eggs a quarter of a pound of butter beaten to a cream and a small tea spoonful of powdered cinnamon Last ¬ ly add a pound and a half 01 preserved cherries cut into halves Butter a flat large cake tin and fill with the mixture Sprinkle sugar and a mixed handful of sliced blanched almonds and cinnamon over the top and bake the cake in a slow moderate oven Cincin ¬ nati Commercial Tribune German Cherry Cake Cut half a pound of white bread into WECURE GLEET mAn fira liorm av ii v lin 1U5 1 Larded Pheasants Truss a pair of young pheasants lard the breasts with thin strips of salt pork put them into a saucepan with two ounces of ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- U LI I IIUDllil V BL Illlim OIUU 11UK sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STRICTCRE may be tho cause Dont consult family doctors ns they have no experience in these special HinsA dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who have made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW MRTHOD THV 4TfKVT will nosi- tively cure you One thousand dollars tor a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure Uai rAiiai iulii sATiml vici f ann vitality continually sapped by this dis ease iney are frequently unconscious of the causo of these symptoms General Wolnaaa UnnntiMl iisvunic Villi- vouiw iuuttiuiai lhdiLivaJ 4 1 Thousands of young and middle aged sweet herbs half a dozen peppercorns a slice of carrot a stick of celery and a small piece of onion Cover with but- ¬ tered paper and set over the fire for ten minutes and a gill and a half of Catering to Thetr Taste melted stock let cook slowly for half an Dear Girl This is Grace Dar hour Take up on a pan net in a very First lings sixth season jet look how many hot oven to brown Add fcalf a dozen chopped mushrooms and a tablespoon admirers she has Dear Girl Yes Im getting ful of butter to the gravy Dish the Second to believe that men like everything pheasants pour the gravy around and orange aalad well seasoned Son Francisco Exam ¬ serve wi LadieV World iner butter a small bunch of CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARTroOELK SVPurrT ttLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KI DNEY and BLADDER Diseases FREE CONSULTATTOV QUESTION BLANK TREATMENT If unable to call write for for FREE BOOKS HOME Kennedy Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O miet mm4H ty J M THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 1899 r Policy of Territorial Expamlon CONVERSION OF CRUISER xtreme annexationists are advocating the of Canada to thiscountry and think ticn in be accomplished in a peaceful manner How an American Horse Tamer Mas aout exciting a quarrel witi England tered the Moitt Vicious Horse buch grave quet tions call for the wisest in England statesmanship iust a6 dyspepsia constipation liver and Kidney diseases and malaria caJl for a thoroughly reliable remedy like Hos Under the title An Invincible Horse tetters Stomach Hitters No experimenting Tamer Lida Rose McCabe rehearses should be done with untried medicines when the story of John S ltareys career in an old established preparation is to be had America and England as a breaker of jolts and tamer of vicious horses His A llnzy Term Defined Miss Fondart Jack what do they mean most conspicuous triumph was the tam ing of Lord Dorchesters Cruiser 40 when tUev speak of a first water diamond lack One that um er one fresh from years ago The horses temper had dethe mine never been soaked you know preciated his value 3000 For three Jewelers Weekly years he had been abandoned to him self Tormented by huge bits loaded State of Ohio Citt of Toledo ss vith chains his head was incased in Lucas Cooxtt Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the a complication of iron ribs and plates senior partner ot the firm of F J Cheney go that he had to procure his food by Co doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said licking it up with his tongue Oppres fnm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol sion and cruelty had made him a demon lais for each and every cast- of catarrh that He resented the approach of anyone by cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh fearful screams and yells of hate and FRANK J CHENEY Cute Sworn to before me and subscribed in my fury He snapped an iron bar an Inch presence this 6th day of December A D in diameter in two pieces with his 1SS6 A W GLEA80N teeth The heavy planks that formed Seal Notary Public bis prison he frequently kicked into Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur splinters faces of the svstem Send for testimonials said Lord DorCruiser I think CO Toledo O free F 1 CHENEY chester in his challenge would be Sold by druggists 75c the right horse in- the right place to Halls Family Pills are the best try Mr Rarey s skill and the sooner The Sorehead he experiment is made the better If Freddy Whats a reformer pa be can ride Cruiser as a hack I guar Cobwigger Hes a man who failed to get antee him immortality and enough nomination on the machine ticket Judge di- ¬ a money -- TUMOK EXPELLED Unqualified Success of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Mrs Elizabeth Wheelock Magno- ¬ lia Iowa in the following letter de- ¬ scribes her recovery from a very criti- ¬ cal condition Dear Mrs Pinkham I have been taking your Vegetable Compound and am now ready to sound its praises It has done won ¬ ders for me in relieving me of a tumor VANITY OF GREATNESS One Young Man Who Found Ont That He Never Would Be YOU BET UP WITH A LAME BACK 1 Missed You seemed depressed this evening said Hamblin as Flagg who was generally on pretty good terms with himself lit his eighth cigarette and ther threw it iiway after taking two whiffs was the reply Yes I am Theres no use trying to be anybody in this world Oh ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ILVrff - f Mbujt ¬ ¬ - Hamblin urged come brace up You ought to be gone wrong Whats ashamed to let yourself be cast down after the streak of good luck youve had Here you are on the sunny side of 30 and a firm doing a business of 1000000 a year has made you its chief buyer with a salary that would keep three or tour good sized families in luxury Youve had a trip to Europe at M My health the houses expense and you Hold interrupted has been poor struck theon Flagg that bothers me youve You very thing for three years know Miss Dolliver that beautiful stately Change of life girl I introduced you to one night in the was working Burkwells box I called on upon me 1 rail there every her last evening I used to week or two before I startwas very ed across to the other side Well more much bloated than three months had elapsed since 1 had I concluded that and was a bur seen her last Of courseenough for the fact my trip was an apology den to myself Was troubled with that I had not called lately so without any smothering spells also palpitation of ado I began talking about my experiences in the heart and that bearing down feel- ¬ Paris What do you think she said Oh I cant guess ing and could not be on my feet much Why have you been out of the city I was growing worse all the time Chicago Evening News ¬ ¬ ready Too Can Get Allens Foot Kase FREE Write to day to Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y for a FREE sample of Aliens Foot Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It cures chilblains sweating damp swollen aching feet It makes tight shoes easy Cvres Corns Bunions and Ingrowing Nails Alldruggistsandsboestoressellit 2o ceuts am prejudiced it is not because I want to be but because I cant help it If I Drake Watson To Care a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AIj ituggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- - Some people are smarter than you are it is important that you admit it Atchison Globe The most luxurious service by many attractive routes from the North 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crowning incident of his career what happened at my first interview with Cruiser I believe there is some cause for everything a horse does He acts according to the impres sions on his mind Instead of throwing aut a stick to fight him when I first ap- ¬ proached Cruiser I threw open the door and walked in He was astonished at seeing this and more so at my exhibiting no fear He had on his head a large muzzle linked inside and out with iron He had worn it three years until it bored a hole in his head I took it off and he never wore it again In three hours Lord Dorchester was able to mount Cruiser and Rarey rode the horse as a hack to London Cruiser became the property of his tamer The fortune of Mr Rarey was made All classes headed by the nobility flocked to his lectures and exhibitions Lord Palmerstoa opened the subscription list to Mr Rareys private instructions given in the riding academy of the Queen Victoria Duke of Wellington was among the first to express joy at the regeneration of Cruiser and to regret the hard usage to which the horse had been subjected Frequently she caressed the beautiful creature with her awn hand On the eve of the marriage of the princess royal Mr Rarey was invited by the queen to give in the rid- ¬ ing school at Buckingham palace an ex hibition before the royal guests sum moned to the wedding The next day he was honored with an invitation to he wedding at St James palace Under the favorable influence of kind treatment Cruiser rapidly improved in appearance His rough shaggy eoat was shed for one of the luster of satin Festive in a royal purple silk bridle with rosettes of gold filigree and the look of a war horse in his high bred nos ¬ trils he followed his master through ihe capitals of Europe Everywhere throughout his travels in the old world Mr Rarey gave free lectures and exhibi ¬ tions to cab and truck drivers In his remarkable collection of souvenirs is a gold medal of wonderfully fine work manship presented Mr Rarey by the Royal 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KNIFE PLUG SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING LIGOETT MYERS TOBACCO COMPY Manufacturer COMBINE 1M 9 ft 3V2 tt 40 tfVfcfe ft 30 4 ¬ NEW YORK FLOCK- - Winter patent WHEAT- - No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 2 75 00 81 44 CGtf RY- E- 2tt 10 00 52 3 25 7 GREAT BOMBARDMENT The Fudilljule ot Celestial Miile That 1 4 oDktautly Being Raised I Itum llie Eartfc OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR- t 10 g 3V 10 READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS DONT HIDE YOUR LIGHT UNDER A BUSHEL THATS JUST WHY WE TALK ABOUT 5 50 3 50 - Family at UKA1N--Famil- y wheau 7j Southern--Whe- Corn Rye liOU OatsNo No Mixed CATiLE First quality 2 white 2 Western 71 3 3 7614 38 37u 35 4 35 4 20 GOVERNOR T C FLETCHER noted Hon Thomas C Fletcher of the State of Missouri war Governor is a great friend of Pe-ru-na ie He writes The Pe-ru-- na Drug Mfg Co Columbus Gentlemen For years I have been afflicted with chronic catarrh which has gone through vns whole system and no one knows the tirture and misery I My doctor has have passed through prescribed various remedies and I have never found any relief until I was persuaded bv a friend to use DrHartmans After the use of one bottle I It also cured me a new man feel like I had in my throat and of a dropping built my system up generally To those who are suffering with catarrh I take pleasure in recommending your great medicine Very respectfully Thomas C Fletcher Everything that affects the welfare of tb people is a legitimate subject of The comment to the real statesman staiesman is not a narrow man It is the politician who U narrow The true statesman looks out on the world as it flsrJud seeks as far as is in his power to remedy evils and encourage the good Catarrh in its various forms is rapid ¬ An un y becoming a national curse doubted remedy has been discovered by Dr rlartraan This remedy has been thoroughly tested during the past forty years Prominent men have come to know of its virtues and are makingpub lic utterances on the subject To save the country we must save the people To save the people we must protect them from disease The disease that is at once the most prevalent and stubborn of cure is catarrh ¬ Pe-ru-n- Ohio The regions of space beyond our planet are filled with flying fragments Some meet the earth in its onward rush others having attained inconceivable velocity overtake and erash into the whirling sphere with loud detonation aad ominous glare finding defetruction in its molecular armor or perhaps ricocheting from it again into the un Some come singly vagrant known fragments from the infinity of space others fall in showers like golden rain all constituting a bombardment ap palling in its magnitude It has beet estimated that every 24 hours the earth or its atmosphere is struck by 400000 D00 missiles of iron or stone ranging from an ounce up to tons in weight Every month there rushes upon the Hying globe at least 12000000000 iron and stone fragments which with lurid accompaniment crash into the circum ambient atmosphere Owing lo the re sistance offered by the air few of these They solid Miots strike the earth move out of space with a possible LARD Sicam Corn -- No 2 mixed No 2mixed Oai MC1SV1LLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Com Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess Western INDIANAPOLIS BRAIN Wheal No fe s 36 40 4 30 1 JAMES rects a right beizinning Gregory s Seed insure the most successful ending Get the book now its free A pleasure and a profit GARDEN COOD Gregorys seed book is a J H tiREtiOBY I di- ¬ SAPOLIO mSeJaE g we will 180 Seeds re Warranted to Prodnte S Mtnnlshed the word rHahloD Luther F Tror f r ct crwnJ U dukbcii ig rour J Ik urciun Misbtentt wis ITS buih barley and II LovejoT Ked Wibg Minn br rowing 30 both Salter corn o wish to am per acre ujou doubt write tbem 100100 new euitomen benee will tend on trial A SON Marblehead Mass 7o 3l 9 Law coverinc20 Branches for SOOO Write 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and Children ¬ 5 iZ In m Use For ¬ ve- ¬ Signatory a - locity of 30 or 40 miles per second and like moths plunge into the revolving w yiobe lured to their destruction by ii- THE CCMTAUH COMPANY latal attraction The moment they en ¬ ter our atmosphere they ignite the air is piled up and compressed ahead of them with inconceivable force the re sultant friction producing an imme ¬ diate rise in temperature and the shooting star the meteor of popular parlance is the result C F Holder in Appletons Popular Science Monthly Photographing a Comet The astronomer like other people sometimes finds what he is not looking for This is especially likely to happen in making photographs of the heavens Many asteroids and occasionally a comet have ben unexpectedly found in that manner It now appears that a small comet known as Chases was thus accidentally photographed on at least four plates which were exposed in November to catch the Leonid meteors The comet happened to be near that This Signature point in the sky from which the meteors appear to radiate and although it wag invisible to the eye the faithful sensi SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IN THE UNITED STATES tive plates took note of it presence AND CANADA Youths Companion Jl lASKn TT MURMAY TBCCT N Bcalp and Bkln Diseases such as Salt Rheum Kc zeaia Scald Head Chilblains Piles Burns Baby Humors Dandruff Itching Scali Falling Hair thickening and making it Soft Silky and Luxuri- ¬ ant All Pace Eruptions producing a Soft Clear Beauotul Skin and Complexion It contains no Lead Sulphur Cantbarides or anything injurious easy great seller Lady canvassers make 91 An to 3 a day Druggists or mall lOc Capi Maris Permanently cures all Itching Burning Scaler tions for manufact- ¬ uring an article at OF YOUR home that is needed in every household costs 3 cents sells for 25 cents National Supply Co Lock Box 201 Geneva NY we SO START A BUSINESS For send cents will full direc¬ OWN nPnPYNEW relief O1 WIVI testimonies ment Free cages Book of Ml II H GKKKVS DISCOVERY gives quick and cures wort and 1 days treat ¬ 80N9Box C Atlanta Ua Over Thirty Years MAXSFIELD Agt m Manufacturing Co N Y Address T XJ PI EX RIDGE HlIL FREE A tVUlJCX POPULAR M0HTHLY MAGAZERES Send postal for information EMPIRE N Y Cit TRADING CO Box 18 lJUIJurs The Kind You Have Always Bought W VOHK OITY fully guaranteed to anyone start ing an Overland Club Send 8 cents for particu- ¬ lars OVKKLAND MONTHLY Ban Francisco Cal ¬ ED EC I III A solid nickel orgold plated hunting HANDSOME WATCH NK E 1749 please ment ht sute Uit jrou MW ibin mmmtgk WKITIXO kU AAavVAiKS ilttj Advertise ¬ aCoW In o e is on V9EHifisrrBlKv7Kr8l VSlAW I I AXATIVE BROMO QUININE TABLET 5 Cfcw eierj box of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE TABLETS Accept no substitute represented to be just as good A GRIP CURE that DOES CURE Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure PRICE 2 QLWid 8 A THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 1899 4 SONG OF FORGETTING RAILROAD TIME CARD Trass liawG or Plants ardeii fines Trees The hours as playthings were ah me And laughter lived in every word What time that love was young and glee Id every pulsing heart throb atirred- L From Cincinnati NRR 1058 a m ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Small Fruate aud ever thing for Orchard We employ wo Fruit arcsKhtiainental Shrubs agentf ¬ Strar6arry bat aett direct at reasonable prices plicative to ud Tree Catalogues on ap The wild plum blossomed in the glen The rabbit raced across the plain And frightened birdlinjjs flurried when Our hounds and horses tramped the grain Down In the grove beside the spring We rested when the race was won And listened to the wood bird sing A lullaby when day was done in 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a in 740 a in 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE 538 p TOGGERY HINTS Spring And Summer FIRST Consider H P HILLENMEYEK Lexington Ky F TRAINS a i Teteioive57 But ah you wandered from my side And paved the long lone lane of years With memory stones and lorn too wide For sobs to soothe with memory tears And now you eome come back to me To fill as then the old time place Where is the magic of your plea What change has come upon your face Oh To Cincinnati am 751 340 p m To Lexington 747 am Uo pm 545 p m 515 1014 1 1 08 a m m at i Public Sale Having rented my tarm I will offer at pubJie A jeiVa ou 5 4t i To Richmond 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent on Tuedi February 28th 18ti friend to lose and still love on To live on chaff instead of grain Is better than to feel love gone Forgetting is the keenest pain Atlanta Constitution The magnitude of the offerings The novelty ol the style The astonishing variety The matchless price SECOND the folk wing property Lgoou work mule 1 good woik-horst- 1 combined saddle and harness horse 2 coanbtaed saddle and harness mares 1 harness and work mare fcjoiue fiae Jersey cows and heifers Also scwme grade cows and heifers 17feb tf Millersburg Ky Charles Stewart Parnell was 28 years he made his entry into the old before political arena How the step was takea is tnus Qescrioea Dy ant n Darrj 10 brood sws -- horse wagon 11 OBrien in his biography of the great ROUTE 1 4 horse wagon Irish leader BEST LINE TO AND FROMf 1 l faorse cart One night during the general elec1 binder good as uew tion of 1874 Parnell dined with his sis 1 new disc grin drill ter Mrs Dickinson in Dublin After All Points In Michigan 2 disc cultivators dinner Captain Dickinson said Well 1 rockaway Charles why dont you go into parlia1 buggy Why dont you stand for your harrows and other ment RoiJer plow White City Special native county things too aumerous to mention Best Terminal Station To the surprise of every one at the Sale to begin at 10 oclock r Terms All sums of 10 and under table Parnell said quickly I will cash over that amount six mouths Whom ought I to see Avoiding The Tunnel 44 4Oh said Dickinson we will see interest time without about that tomorrow The great thing BOSTON W H CLAY is yon have decided to stand Wagner Sleeping Cars Elizabeth Ky 44 4I will see about it at once said A T Forsyth Auctioneer Parnell 1 have made up my mind and 1 wont wait Whom ought 1 to see 44 41 think Gray of The Freemans durfett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Journal said John who was also pres Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Blacksmith and CHARLES STEWART PARNELL veil located in town of Millersbnrg Ky Will rent outright or rent on shares now the Great Irish Leader Came to for further patticuiars address or apply Enter Politics to Mrs annie Thornton shop Carriage shop BIG FOUR CHICAGO ¬ Merchant Tailor THIRD You will be impressed with the dignity of cut and shape ot fashion seen only in the garments made by us OF course you il want something to wenr want it made right dllU ill Jiupei JMlCf a A SUIT that would not deign to notice 25 last Fall will smile sweetiy ou 20 this season Compare the Garments made by this house with Any ¬ TOLEDO DETROIT Expert measuring by a representative from the Company ¬ The Globe Toiloiing Co ST LOUIS The Great Cincinnati Tailors THE full Sample Line and its a beauty supplemented with a ill be ON DISPLAY Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt S3 NEW YORK COFFEES MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ¬ ent ROYAL P Li IDE satisfaction to lovers of a good cup of Coffee fuLl j Very well from the table 44 4I said ParnelL rising Be sure your ticker read via FOUR shall go to him at BIG Feb 27 28 and March 1st NOTE --The Globe Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is conceded to be the largewt strictly Merchant Tailoring House in America the best workmen in every department contL-ollinj- - once Do you come Is carefully selected and will giv LORD CALVERT Is of the highest grade carefully elected and blended so as to give great delicacy of llavor with extra Strength J Purity guaranteed SUPERB A Will nuke the whoi family cheer iul as it is of the finest Java and ItVjcha blend Try it and if not Passenger Traffic Mgr The two brothers then went away to gether It was now 11 oclock and they D B MARTIN found Gray at The Freeman s office Gen Pass Tki Agt He was amazed when Parnell entered Otnotnnati O and said 1 have come to say Mr Gray that 1 mean to stand for Wick low as a Home Ruler It was only the year after that on the death of John Mitchel Parnell was returned for Meath At first it is plain that Parnell had few if any followers The ability of the representative from 500000 of best leadirg varieties sucl questioned Butt was then as Buback Eiavilaod Gaudy nd oth Meath was the controlling power It was only in en We sell in lots of 50 100 oi 1000 2 pei PVr fnrttai infor P 1880 that Parnell became the leader mation apply to or addiesn with me John O McCORMICK MiTCwnprnz Plants ¬ j iE TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY News and Opinions OF satisfied your money will he re ¬ The chronicles of 1456 speak of 150 funded vessels in its basins and of German mer¬ Bruges JOHN TKABUE till mayl Ruddels Mills Ky BOTJRBONjJAVA chants carrying away over 2000 pieces of cloth to the distant lands of Russia and Poland It was the exchange of Eu A Coffee far superior to any coffee rope possessing in the fourteenth cen selling at 3 cents a pound It i tury 52 guilds and 150000 inhabitants of the finest Mocha and Java care- more than three times as many as i fully Wended and will giye perfect now contains Among its wares we read of leather from Spain wool from Eng satisfaction land silk from Italy and Persia linen and cloth from Brabant hemp and flax from Holland wine from Portugal Is lite everything else made in Greece ann trance ana man ware from good splendid Germany which included every variety Old 1 rarbon Bperfine Try it You will like it of object in ivory bone wood glass tin copper lead iron silver and gold It had its factories its curriers its dy ers and its taxation considerably ex- ceeded that of Ghent But at the com- mencement of the fourteenth century its troubles began troubles from within and from without The fcrueue was rendered useless by the invasion of sand as far as Sluis Ecluse treachery slaughter and poOF litical jealousies and rivalries completed the fall and in 1544 its inhabitants had diminished to 7 696 Then came the re ligious wars and persecutions from 1567 to 1584 the fanatics and the Gueux de- stroyiug what remained leaving little tor the French revolutionists Good BOURBONVlROUlTfCOUltT HUNTER MASTERS SALE OF HOUSE B LOT AND BLACK- - JOHN connelit ¬ loiirboiiioLaiid Bouhbon Cibcuit Court Of National Importance SMITH SHOP FUR SALE PARIS KENTUCKY DESIRE to sell nay house and ot fwith blacksmith shop at JacksonWork guarantee satisfactory Calls ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal promptly answered Your work is ance in twelve months For further solicited Prices reasonable particulars address or call on BEN1 F SHARON Jacksonville Ky nXoot tfl m THE SUN alom contains both Daily by uitil aily and Snnday by mail- a year 8 a year 5 1 ¬ T Judy A Bantas Administrator Pliff vs i - Advertisement I Consolidated Causes GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN j G N PARRIS MASTERSSLE W j L Gibson Defendant By virtue of a judgment of the Bonr- Ion Circuit Court made aud entered ii ¬ the above styled consolidated causes ol the 17th day ot December 1898 1 will sell nubliclv at the Court House door ii Paris Kentucky on Valuable Farm M Saturday February 25 18SM ¬ at about the hour of noon the following described tracts of land to wit in Bourbon county A tract of 49 acres and 38 poles vs SaLLIE Corbin etc Defendants Bv virtue of a j vlgment of the Bour bon Circuit oart made and entered in the above styled cause on the 17th dav 1896 1 will sell poblicl oSD ct-mber J Logans Executrix JPlaintiff ¬ at the Court House door iu of T Jjtne City Ptris Kentucky on Monday Marcltfitli 18W of uoon 118 atabont the lnur A ingdescribcd real estate to wit thefollow a9 32 polda of land lying on both sides of the tank turnpike in Bourbon Harp county Ky about 80 acres on one side thereof and about 88 acres and 32 pole on the other the latter containing im provements id farm adjoining the land of John J Piper the estate of Mrs Catherine Smedlev and Mrs Julia Steele located abnt 7 miles from Paris ¬ tract of about acrpsnd mile flora Hutchison Station The Commissioner will first offer the said property in two parcels in accord with the division of said land an made by the turnpike passing throngrh it and then as a whole and he will accept the bid or bids aggregating the most money Said sale will be made upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen mouths for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be requir ed to execute bonds payable to the un dersigned Master Commissioner with good surety to be approved by him bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum and having the force and effect of a judg ment Said sale is made to satisfy the several lein debts set out in the judg ment of sale herein and 1 -- ¬ ¬ ¬ of Win Collins Clay Gil illis Reid aud others aud is th Words same tract of land conveyed to W L The Swina Parliament Gibson by J W Crump and wife b Switzerland differs from other coun deed of record in deed book 70 page2l0 tries iu many things and one of the Bourbon County Cle ks office most remarkable is the way in which Also another tract of land lying it1 its parliamentary debates are conductBourbon County Kentucky containing ed A Swiss member of parliament can about 141 acres Adjoining tiie lauds oi express himself in French German or Ed Rice Wm Bees heirs C M Hop- Itnliau and the privilege is freely used kins heirs R P Hopkins and the Ham When the president of the federal as ilton hira and known as the Judy A sembly speaks in German his remarks Banta dower laud and being same land are translated by a secretary in close conveyed to W L Gibson by the heirs proximity to him AH the laws and of Peter Banta after the death of bis resolutions before being voted upon wife Judy Banta are drawn up in French German and Alo a tract of laud in Bourbon counItalian and every official report is pub- ty Kv containing 50 acres more or lished iu these three languages Bir less lj ing on the waters of Brush Creek ou the Jackstown road adjoining thV mingham Post liues of the heir of Peter Banta J P Squires aud others and is the same Making It Clear Somebody has discovered that a Ber property conveyed to Mrs bailie Gibson muda onion eaten raw will clear the by John W McClure and wite head A Bermuda onion eaten raw will The foregoing tract of 14 acres and do more than that It will clear an en- the tract of 50 acres above described tire room An active Bermuda onion is will first be offered separately and then a complete clearing house all by itself as a whole and the undersigned Com missioner will accept the bid or bids Take one Bermuda onion only one for sauie aggregating most money Said and let the lips of beauty close upon it of any claim of and Jove will turn to hatred and honey land will be sold free in favor of homestead and dower the deto gall and bitterness W L Gibson aud his wife fendant Clear the head Why a Bermuda on- Eliza Gibson or either of them ion in fairlv good health will clear the Said sale will be made upon a credit Exchange head of navigation of six twelve and eighteeu mouths for The Germans have introduced what equal parts of the purchase money for will amounts to slave labor in their east which the purchaser or purchasers good be required to execute bonds with African colonies Each native village surety to be approved by the undersign must furnish a certain number of in- ed Master Commissioner bearing interhabitants to labor for the imperial gov- est from the dav of sale until paid at the ernment on plantations or elsewhere rate of six per cent per annum having without pay the force and effect of judgments The ing the lespie V ¬ I ¬ lies Kentucky adioin- lvni - There is a place An old adage reads Etc Sunday Newspaper in for everything and for everything to be 9 the Greatest in its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATCH the World Special attention given to Undertak- ¬ sLould find a place in the home of every ing and Repairing Price 5 cents a copy By mail 2 a yr DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The Paris Ky Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by Main Stkeet Addnss THE SUN New York ready to fight the people and is always for the cause of the people IT STANDS SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLAT- ¬ FORM without the aid or consent of the CALDWELLS Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair compar- ¬ ison of its news service now being fur- ¬ The Sunday Sun ARE Y0TT A DEMOCRAT Furniture Window Shades Cloths Carpets Mattresses Oil THE NEW WAY YmL WOMEN used V UW to think fe ¬ male diseases could only De treated after lo-ca1 examina-tions by pnysi ciars Dread of nished over leased wires by the New York Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the Northern Prtss Association with that of any other paper will fully verify its Motto If you see it in the Dispatch its so and if its so it is always in the Dis- ¬ SOR II PEPSlIM CONSTIPATJONil For Kent The store room Grosche is for rent patch 300 such treatment ¬ ¬ kept thousands of modest women silent about their suffering The in ¬ The Dispatch also has a staff of over active correspondents in the South and will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS of any other Louisville paper Get the Dispatch it gives the news and tells the January 1st 1899 occupied by C Possession given Apply to Geo Rassenfoss truth about it ¬ ¬ Wine of Cardui has now demon strated that nine tenths of all the cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physicians attention at all The simple pure troduction of ly Dispatch at the remarkably low price of Daily 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Week- ¬ 8 pages We club with the Weekly i Lite Insurance Policies ¬ nry Money i o Loan Terms 5 and 5i per cent on real estate mortgage MO RE ROGERS l6sep 6mo BOUGHT FOIS CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky Barber Shop Moved Buck and i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ taken In the privacy of a womans own home insures quick relief and Women need not speedy cure hesitate now Wine of Crdu re- ¬ quires no hurniiiilmg examina-¬ tions for Its adoption It cures any disease that comes under the head disordered of female troubles menses falling of the womb whites change of life It makes women beautiful by making them well It keeps them young by 100 at keeping them healthy drug store the For advice In caes req lrln spscial -directions address giving syrrpt z Ladles Advisory Department th The Chattanooga Maiiwinc Co CcUa oooga Tenn WI I Paris Ky have uioyed their bar ¬ ber shop across the street and now have TEETH EXTRACTED the handsomest baiber shop and bath IVHTHHT PAIS rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With NO COCAINE NO GAS tnanks for past favors Bnck and Bill A simple application to the gnms used solicit a liberal share of the public tf only by me and acknowledged by the patronage public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Bill Catephoric treatment Set of teeth for painless 8 00 rilling ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Paris Ky Feb 17th 1899 EMMETTM DICKSON Master CommissionerB McMlLLVN TaLBOTT AttyS A man who is overskrewd in his option to pay the purchase money at any business relations is pretty sure to learn time after the confirmation of the sale day of February 1899 This in the course of time that the world is purchaser or purchasers shall have the ADD02 Md Cary Miss sayr use Wine of Csrdul extonsfvsryfa my practice and tlnd it a most excellent preparation for female troubles Silvpr filliuRS Gold fillings Gold crowns Upper and lower 50cts up 100 np 50 cts D D 1500 light- ¬ ning in the Hnrst Home Insurance Co ower rates and absolutely safe insur- ¬ O W Miller Agent ance Insure against fire wind and Painless extraction 500 Paris Ky J R 321 IIDAIR 5 Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the hundred dollars during the year 1897 O W Miller Agent Pans Ky shrewd enough to protect itself against him Somerville Journal EMMET r i M DICKSON Attorney 3 CC Gambling debts are recoverable by law in France Spain Venezuela apd McMillan in some cases in Germany Master Commissioner B C C j albott YRUPINDIGESTION N PEfi W CURES DR CALDWELLS Hours Main St Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 -- j MM OMMHji

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