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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 28, 1899

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B5 mt v - K TH HP MILLER BOURBON PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY RUDDLES MILLS SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting- NEWS Established Editors and Owners re l tfR METEEYM YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 1899 Pergonal And Other Notes Gathered For The Ncwa Readers J iiues Fisher returned from Rich moiil last week Leslie Moreland visited friends at Bine Lick last week Everythine sold well at the pale of J K Houston Thursday Padgett attended court at Thos Georgetown last week Mr Cass Burden of Cynthiana visited friends here last week T H Marsh and wife of Paris visited relatives here last week Mi s Mi iota Moreland is home after a visit of several rronths to relatives in -- NO 17 IF YOU BUY Comment Jumble Of News And Paducah experienced an egg famine laat week i There are two cases of smallpox at Carrollton A new city bnilding will be erected in Georgetown Seeney Vertner aged 102 died Friday in Mason county Nineteen Kentuckians have filed apwSjBi Hwi JwSJWMaaaaBwJL ThO a plications for the office oi Bank Examiner Thirty nine deaths have resulted from Hopkinsville JJ1I daVaeflaeaeH BaaS leaeaavv VV4m meningitis in Henderson county Cracraf t sold their crop of spinal Haggard tobacco at the Central House Louis- ¬ since February I Hj B JLef eaV ville last week for 7 per hundred J J A Hamnond of Bo3le has been If Cracr ft sold four hogsheads at same awarded 000 damages against G W place foi 8 90 per hundred Bright for slander Bailie McDonald Mrs Addie Mrs A Jack the Pincher is scaring the Duval1 Mr T H Marsh and wife Mr Mr Orville Endi ott and bride Mr P wits out of the Lexington women Tir J CracrHft and Miss Nora McDonald police ought to pinch him vVuimux f i spent Thursday with John Kisef and wife of Sbawbnn Reprtletibitives Settle and Rhea Ken Wot ffindWft itlcky made speeches in the House Fri The wtddlnff tf Mr nviii and Miss Lflla Goodman two of the day in opposition to retention of the most popular yonng p ople of this place was solemnized Weduesdav at the Philippines Methodist parsonage at Millersbun Martha Smith of Georgetown who Rey V 6 GriiKtttiid officiating They set another negro girl on fire and caused vvere accompanied to MillersLurg by P w8 J Cracraf t aud Alios Nora McDonald her death year sent to the penitentiary Their imuiy Ii uds wish the happy for three couple much joy An Indiana dairyman painted forty is cows with Paris green to kill the vermin MILLERSBURG The remedy was successful but only two of the cows survived Nowh Notes Gathered In And About The Thack Hedges Chas MafiMt and Ed it uric wills of Cynthiana have secured po lira Marion Johnson is quite ill O sitions as checkiug clerks on the C Mrs Martha Shockley is not so well piers at Newport News Va Master John T Judy is quite ill with Every fire insurance company doing of Disc mumps W Bedford Sr was not so well business i Hopkins county has ben inJohn dicted for maintaining a trust to raise yesterday Mrs Tom Prather returned to Mays rates and prevent competition lick Saturday Ernest Thorton a soldier of the First Jas Collier lost two aged brood mares Kentucky has been arrested at Louis- ¬ last week by accident ville for pawning a diamond ring loaned Thos E Sivage has been on the sick him by Miss Bettie Aubrey of Lexinglist for several days ton Eggs are selling hnre at 30 cents p r Robert Breckinridge Halligan a form- ¬ dozen auto scarce at that er Lexingtonian who now lives in Miss Lelia Johnson of Paris came Chicago has telegraphed to the Presidown Saturday to vicit relatives dent of Kentucky University that he Tim- ¬ Mrs Ben Jones visited their will endow that institution with Mr and parents in Huddles Mills Sunday 500000 Fresh milk and butterFur Sale William R Day former Secretary of T M Purnell milk State and President of the Peair e ComMiss Mamie Williamson of Lexing- mission was nominated to be the adton s the guest of Miss Lannie Layson ditional United States Circuit Judge in has the Sixth district provided for by a CIims Allen of Knoxville Tenn been the guest of J G Allen for sevrecent act of Congress eral days The first report of the new prison Miss Katie Lowe of Paris is the euet of her auut Mrs Oscar Johnson CommtJ8ion shows both prisons to be nar town The Frankfort in good conditiou The City School will close Wednesday penitentiary will soon be March Sth and the Spring school will while it i6 hoped to reduce the deficit ai 2tj open on the Oih Mi s Allie Hart of North Middletowa Eddyville so that profits at Frankfort olle e spent Sunday with her aunt will cover it There are 1352 prisoners Mr Y M Miller at Frankfort and 499 at Eddyville 50 yd 1893 Earl Current ran third in the race at the Mi - Viuter Caruiyal at Hickmotts asparagus tips tqual to Cincinnati last weK F B Mc Dkrmott Mrs Arthur Long of Midway has the fresh -LEXINGTON KY j an 2 mo been the guest of her mother Mrs Belle Fancy California evapoiated fruits UJU Taylor for the past week Newton Mitchell tf Visd Mary Purnell of Paris guest of Misses Jennie and Bessie Purnell re turned to Paris Saturday The KMgle King of All Ktrds i Mrs VV H H Johnson of Mt Fter is noted for its keen sight clear and liug has been the gue t of her brother distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Thos D Judy since Friday eyes any eyes styes Dont forget to leave your laundry at for weaK granulated sore Sold of all by lids Sin lleys Work guai kind or 25 cents ¬ Corriugtou dealers at J Will Clakke Agt anteed Mrs F F Hurst of Tilton Fleming HEiNee baked bt ans iu tomato sauce county has moved into the toll house F B McDermott south of town on the Maysville turnpike A dson Turner made several of the New Yohk Edam pine apple Neufa best tobacco sales last week in Cincin nati that have been made this season chatel cheese Newton Mitchell tf Pav- - Judy has 80 maple trees tapped and is m iking some tine old fashioned For Sale One large anthracite Bftny Leave orders with Frank Col It iier 2t Apply to Dr CTesery stove Will Wiight has moved to Mrs Het te Pollacks farm at Steels ford aud J iuhs Spiadiiu has moved to bis farm o Hiukston Sold by James Kennedy Druggist M s Vlie l i ener of Paris is with her biothr Thos Mclntyre who w is out of bis room Monday for the first time in sixteen weeks The ALWAYS DAINTY pretty work of bright Maj W C Owens of Georgetown vis girls under the direction of skilled men in surroundings as i d his sister Mrs G W Bryan from Lung troubles such as pleurisy oi clean as a parlor make it positive that Mrs Bryan is acute inflammation of the lungs S urdav to Mouday Peebles Candy is always dainty should be carefully treated to avoid tall confined to her room Money cannot buy any A I IAAV PI IRF higher grade ingredients These affecserious consequences nLlinO rUlYL manufacture of Peebles Rev Partee of Georgetown preached tions are quickly overcome by the than are used in the at th Baptist Church Sunday RrV prompt use of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always Taylor of Louisville did not come as a wonderful remedy which always pure and wholesome AGENTS are supplied h has been exposed to small pox A I IAAVQ FRFH gives relief eases coughing allays TlLnixT O irVLOn daily from the factory The Bourbon Steam Laundry puts on all inflammation and by its healing with Peebles Candy insuring that it is always new collar bauds tree I send Wednes ¬ influence soon effects a thorough cure Superior to others but fresh and delicious price no higher Try it day afternoon and return Friday mornAgents for Allegretti Ruber delicious ing J Will Clarke Agt Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand E P Clarke sold last week in CincinR Peebles Sons Go nati 8 hogsheads full crop foi Geo The Joseph Bramble at an average of 7 at home JOSEPH S PEEBLES Prest for Silas Paul three hhds full crop average 8 29 at home for A J Skil Established O 18 10 Peebles Candy is sold exclusively in this city by Cures all Lung and Throat Trouble man 8 hhds average 813 Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors Vi Mr and Mrs Charles Clarke Jr are recommend it Price 25 cts At all drugcrista establish agencies for Lylebuxn We desire tJAS Fhh A ON proit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner m ich delignted with their first venture at housekeeping and will make a start this week on the Batterton farm a part They will not be of the hore place tr ubhd by the ncise fiom the highways or traaipe Attorney-At-La- w Blacksmith shop and Carriage shop Miss Faiel Dotts of Philadelphia Paris Kentucky town of Millersbnrg sister of Mrs CM Best was married well located power Grinding Mill A nrU clasa last Wed- sdav at the Methodist par Ky Will rent outrigbt or reat on share e standard make will grind 60 to 75 bar- Iress or apply calar- Broadway up stairs 2 door sonrg1 to Mr Harry Roach of Philadel- for farther p ear corn per day witn lu noree Office on Mhb An Mr Thornton Nkws phia They ill be at home at 855 North to West of Boubbon Will sell cheap Alilieraburg Ky 17feb tf 27th street Philadelphia Phone 53 R P BABNETT ¬ ¬ -- Oliver Chilled Plow Has Located in the GEO W STUART lassie L DEALER Opposite Building on Third N Depot IN Street Coal Building Sand Domestic and Portia d Cements Salt Lime le fillAIS 110 FIELi SEEDS OF ILL EMUS S Agent For The Celebrated - H MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COA A Complete i 0 -- rS You n - - Line of only gt the ¬ Best now on F But every time you put on a new point you have a new Plow This economy at OWENSBORO FARM WAGONS IMJLMm WTM JKLL- lZl irw vA THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman M A vitMuMu y CRESCENT steamer Connections wB V STODDARD HAMILTON all other Kt line to Florida DISC HARROWS A Furawfj tr r asL V points Fast Service through to FLORIDA AND HAVANA Combine all the Good Features Harrows Made 2 Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled ¬ Queen Crescent FC P Railway makes rjMFKx East Coast service to Florida via the Southern Railway and con- - SEED SOWER ALSO nection on arrival at Miami direct steamship or at Tampa West Coast for ¬ Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Juan and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W 2CLL OIV PASSGR AGENT 4TH AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O O L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN OK W C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O Interested in the South T of any kind I have it ¬ Choice Home Grown Clover Seed Choice othy Seed Choice Cultivated Hemp Seed Send It eta to W C Rinearson for New Illustrated Monthly Land and a Living one jeaik 3J -- NEELEY LOTJOIKRIiDGKE is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Che Dubme Jewelry Company fourth and Walnut Sts Long Dtstanos Telephone Call 870 ¬ Cincinnati 0 HEMP SEED Those farmers cxpecing to grow hemp this eason will find it to their interest to write me jefore purchasing their seed I have on hand Uultivaied Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted from China in DIAMOND CUTTERS jfll our Diamonds ar Carefully selected in the rough and cut in our factory by xpert Diamond Cutters 1le carry the jCaryest Stock in the West at the jCowest Prices self-sustaiuin- t- WJ No it not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in advanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure ¬ SILVERSMITHS STATIONERY WATCHES Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ We are Sola Agents for the Our Department of VER TOILET WARS and Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationery and Engrav ¬ Is the SILVER WEDDING In most completo the West A Co watches Our stock in this ing is thoroughly few exclusive patterns of Ster liae iaoludes every grade and and complete ling Silver Spoons and Porks at take known e the trade at pciaes e asM everybody is eveey respect 100 PER OUNCE Mail Send for ear Holiday Shopping Me tnTstfrtrg many valuable Suggestions orders promptly aUeadvd flft floods sera to our Patteas so Selection up-to-d- ate ¬ THE OT D JELLJJLaXZ3X MEm The Ciiiciiinati COMMERCIAL GAZETTE 77 ¬ Weekly Edition of the Coniuierc al Tribune TEX PAGE WEKKL 50 CENTS PER YEAR 1 in Stamps loy Our 132 patze Large Is ut rated Catalogue of Pre mi 111 11s offered with the Weekly Couiinercfal Gazette Siid 5c LUNG Trouble ¬ every Tuesday morning It ha- - ih complete and reliable market reports It it Republiean to the core but ne rer offensive lis departments relating to Farming Labor Manufactur ing and Legislation ure of the gieatest value to every reader It is an up to riate family newspaper It lias ten page3 compactly filled with the mo important mws of the world and jubt win t the family firesid m -- t eijovs Spt cial induements to club agents Sample copies mailed on ap Publi-ht-- d mt ¬ plication Address COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO Cine iinati Ohio 60 YEARS ¬ ¬ Cincinnati DrBulls Cough Syrup Tornadoes And Cyclones sweep jrotir farm property tiff the face of the eaii you will lose it all unless v ti havr a po lev in the old and tried Glen Falls of New York 1000 insurance for five years will only cost yon 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9aov tf T Portkk Smith Agent - EXPERIENCE ill Lookout these windstorms m ldr - d lai Designs c Trade Marks Copyrights FOR SALE NC FISHER I Conghed 20 Years - ¬ I suffered for 96 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors aad for medicine to no avail un til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes wak lungs strong It has saved ray life J B Rosell Grantsburg 111 Piue-Tar-Honey Anyone sending a sketch mid description may quickly ascertain our opinion free hether an mrnunica probably patentable i inveTit tlonra ictlrcoiaderitaU Handbook on Patents patents so if ri li juency for sfci Patents taker through Munu a Co receive tptcial iiilce wrhout charge in the handsomely illustrated week v largest cir ¬ culation of any scientific journal Terms 3 a r months L Sold by all newsdealers A Scientific Jlmerican Co36BroadwayOfh 625 - ¬ MM Brauch F 8U Washuigiou D C fiew York 9kk f k- TH VP MILLER BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY RUDDLES MILLS SCINTILLATIONS ¬ NEWS Established ri - Editors and Owners fe i t NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 1899 Personals And Other Notes Gathered For An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment The News Readers Paducah experienced an egg famine Jnues Fisher returned from Rich mond last week last week Leslie Moreland visited friends at There are two cases of smallpox at Bine Lickn last week Carrollton Everything sold well at the ale of J A new city building will be erected in K Houston Thursday Georgetown Padgett attended court at Thos Georgetown last week Seeney Vertner aged 102 died Friday Mr Cass Burden of Cynthiana visited in Mason county friends here last week Nineteen Kentuckians have filed apT H Marsh and wife of Paris visited plications for the office ot Bank Examrelatives here last week Mi a Mlnie Moreland is home after iner a visit of several months to relatives in Thirty nine deaths have resulted from ¬ ¬ KO 17 IF YOU BUY Oliver Chilled Plow Has Located in the Massie Building on Third Opposite L N Depot -- GEO W STUART Street DEALER IN- Coal Building Sand Domestic and Portf a d Cements Salt Lime 110 FIELD SEEDS OF le GRAIN Ml MIPS SsfiS K BH JWsjTEJHsBBfsRjiB Ii S Hopkinsville Cracraf t sold their crop of Haggard tobacco at the Central House Louis- ¬ ville last week for 7 per hundred J If Cracrnft sold four hogsheads at same place foi 8 90 per hundred Mrs Sillie McDonald Mrs Ad die Duval1 Mr T H Marsh and wife Mr Mr Orville Endiott and bride Mr P Agent For The Celebrated spinal meningitis in Henderson ccuntv since February 1 A Hammond of Bojle has been 000 damages against G W awarded J 1hmi- WiltJtiu tm erT - U You Wot only g t the I Beef Plow oil Eerin HAMILTON But every time you put on a new point you have a new Plow This is economy J Cracraft and Miss Nora McDonald spent Thursday with John Kiser and wife of Sbawhnn The wtdding of Mr Oi viiie EndicOtt and Miss Leila Goodman two of the most popular young people of this place was solemnized Weduesdav at the Methodist parsonage at Millersbnn Roy W 6 Gnustcad officiating They were accompanied to MillersLurg by P J Cracraft aLd Miss Nora McDonald Their inajv IkuJs wish the happy couple much joy m STODDARD MILLERSBURG Xnwn Notes Gathered In And About The Hunt DISC HAFROWS Combine all the Good Features of all other Disc Harrows Made mumps John W Bedford Sr was not so well yesterday Mrs Tom Prather returned to Mays Mrs Marion Johnson is quite ill Mrs Martha Shockley is not so well Master John T Judy is quite ill with I lick Saturday Jas Collier lost two aged brood mares last week by accident Thos E Savage has been on the sick list for several days Eggs are selling here at 30 cents ptr dozen autl scarce at that Miss Lelia Johnson of Paris came down Saturday to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Ben Jones visited their parents in Huddles Mills Sunday For Sale Fresh milk and butterT M Purnell milk Miss Mamie Williamson of Lexing ¬ ton s the guest of Miss Lannie Layson Chns Allen of Knoxville Tenn has been the guest of J li Allen for several days Mis Katie Lowe of Paris is the guest of her aunt Mrs Oscar Johnson nrar towu Tbe City School will close Wednesday March 8th and the Spring school will 2t open on the ihh Bits Allie Hart of North Middletown foil e spent Sunday with her aunt Uultivfciied Mr W M Miller 1893 Earl Current ran third in the 50 yd race at the Mi Winter Caruiyal at Cincinnati last WoeK Mrs Arthur Long of Midway has N LEXINGTON KY jan 2mo been the guest of her mother Mrs Belle jA Tavlor for the past week Visd Mary Purnell of Paris guest of Misses Jennie and Bessie Purnell rej turned to Paris Saturday Mrs W H H Johnson of Mt 8ter ling has been the gue t of her brother Thos D Judy since Friday Dont forget to leave your laundry at Sin alleys Work gnai ¬ Corrington J Will Clakke Agt anteed Mrs F F Hurst of Tilton Fleming county nas moved into the toll house south of town on the Maysville turnpike Adisou Turner made several of the best tobacco sales last week in Cincin nati that have been made this season Fav Judy nas 80 maple trees tapped and is m iking some tine old fashioned srup Leave orders with Frank Col It iier Will Wiight has moved to Mrs Het te Pollacks farm at Steels ford aud J inns bpiadiia has moved to his farm o Hiukston Kennedy Druggiftt Sold by lames M s Vlie t i ener of Paris is with her bioth r Tnos Mclutyre who w is out of bis room Monday for the first time in sixteen weeks The ALWAYS DAINTY pretty work of bright Maj W COwens of Georgetown yis girls under the direction of skilled men in surroundings as i d his sister Mrs G W Bryan from clean as a parlor make it positive that Mrs Bryan is S urdav to Mouday Peebles Candy is always dainty to her room ttill confined Money cannot buy any A I lAiflV I U IV t nLfiriO PIinIRF higher grade ingredients Rev Partee of Georgetown preached the manufacture of Peebles than are used at th Biitit Church Sunday R v Candy an abselute guarantee that it is always Taylor of Louisville did not come as pure and wholesome AGENTS are supplied h bas been exposed to small pox A I UUAVQ FRFH flLWriO riXLOn daily from the factory The Bourbon Steam Laundry puts on with Peebles Candy Insuring that it is always new collar bauds free I send Wednet Superior to others but fresh and delicious price no higher Try it day afternoon and return Friday morn Agents for Allegrettl Rubels delicious ing J Will Clarke Agt Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand E P Clarke sold last week in Cincin nati 8 hogsheads full crop for Geo The Joseph R Peebles Sons Go Bramble at an average of 7 at home JOSEPH S PEEBLES Prest for bilas f aul tnree bbds full crop average 8 29 at home for A J Skil Established O 1810 Peebles Candy is sold exclusively in this city by man 8 hhds average 813 EN O S YARD Mr and Mrs Charles Clarke Jr are We desire to establish agencies for Lylebuxn SON JAS FEE Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner m ich deliguted with their first venture at housekeeping and will make a start this week on the Batterton farm a part They will not be of the hTie place tr ubld by the ncise fiom the highways ur tramps Attorney-At-La- w Miss Faiel Dotts of Philadelphia Paris Kentncky sister of Mrs C M Best was married H r f riafi nower Grinding Mill last Wed- sdav at the Methodist par standard make will grind 60 to 75 bar- of Philadelto Mr Harry ear corn per day wun lu norse Office on Broadway up stairp 2 door sonrgfThey ill be at Roach at 855 North home Of BOVBBON JNtWS phia West Will sell cheap 27th street Philadelphia Pbone 53 K P UABNETT A SEED SOWER Bright for slander A Jack the Pincher is scaring the wits out of the Lexington women Tir police ought to pinch him Represetibttlves Settle aud Rhea Ken tucky made speeches in the House Friday in opposition to retention of the Philippines Martha Smith- of Georgetown who set another negro girl on fire and caused her death w8 sent to the penitentiary for three year An Indiana dairyman painted forty cows with Paris green to kill the vermin The remedy was successful but only two of the cows survived Thack Hedges Chas MafMt and Ed wills of Cynthiana have secnrnd po O sitions as checkiug clerks on the C Newport News Va piers at Every fire insurance company doing business i Hopkins county has been indicted for maintaining a trust to raise rates and prevent competition Ernest Thorton a soldier of the First Kentucky has been arrested at Louis- ¬ ville for pawning a diamond ring loaned him by Miss Bettie Aubrey of Lexing¬ MOUNTAIN km JELLICO C0A C-X- a A Complete Line of ¬ ¬ OWKNSBORO FARM WAGONS Telephone tlY-T- 7S7 THE QUEEN Route with its rail and j A viJWHU CRESCENT rm JHBw steamer Connections line to Florida v-- forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman H aVF Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled 9 aaaa ym ma a points Fast Service through to FLORIDA AND HAVANA ¬ Queen Crescent P Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami FC rtrnwmstn East Coast service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship con- - or at Tampa West Coast for ¬ Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Juan and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W IELL DIV PASS GR AQENT 4TH AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O O L MITCHELL DIV RASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN OR W C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O IfiterMtad in the South T of any kind I have it ton Choice Home Grown Clover Seed Choice Tim othy Seed Choice Cultivated Hemp Seed Robert Breckinridge Halligan a form- ¬ er Lexingtonian who now lives in Chicago has telegraphed to the President of Kentucky University that he will endow that institution with ¬ Send It eu to W C Klnearson for New Illustrated Monthly Land and a Living one jeaa 500000 7JNEELEY HEMP SEED ¬ ¬ Those farmers xpecing to grow hemp this eason will find it to their interest to write me jjefore purchasing their seed I have on hand Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted frpm China in William R Day former Secretary of State and President of the Peave Commission was nominated to be the additional United States Circuit Judge in the Sixth district provided for by a recent act of Congress The first report of the new prison Commusion shows both prisons to be The Frankfort in good condition penitentiary will soon be self sustaiuinr while it i6 hoped to reduce the deficit at Eddyville so that profits at Frauklort will cover it There are 1352 prisoners at Frankfort and 499 at Eddyville ¬ ¬ tbe Dubme Jewelry Company fourth and Walnut Sts ffli our Cincinnati 0 Long Dlstanoa Telephone Call 870 DIAMOND CUTTERS Diamonds are Carefully selected in the rouyA and cut in our factory by Gxpert Diamond Cutters 2lJe carry the jCaryest StocAr in the 7est at the jCowest Prices SILVERSMITHS WATCHES STATIONERY W J LOUG FtHDO E Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to the freeh FB Mc Dkrmott Fancy California evaporated frnita Newton Mitchell tf The KKgle King of All Uirds is noted for its keen night clear ami distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weaK eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad- ¬ Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ Wa ara Sola Agenta for the Our Department of VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe A WEDDING 8ILVER is tfae Co watches Our stock in this Stationery and Engrav ¬ most complsts in the West A ing is thoroughly few exclusive patterns of Star liaa includes every grade and and completa ling Silver Spoons and Porks at take know a the trade at la avaay respect eiaes a aattt everybody S 100 PER OUNCE Send far ear Holiday Shopping Wat ajaatataiag autny rateable Suggestion Mail axders promptly attaaM KO Jkwdssaat to our Pad aas an Saiaattao up-to-d- 99 dealers at 23 ceuts vanced stages it holds out no such ialse hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure The Ciuciiiiiati HEiNee baked beans iu tomato sauce F B McDermott ¬ New YokK Edam pine apple Neufa chatel cheese Newton Mitchell tf COMMERCIAL GAZETTE Weekly Edition of the Coumierc al Tribune For Sale stove One large anthracite 2t Apply to Dr Uaaery tin pace 50 CENTS PER YEAR WEEKLY Oaf Send 5c in Stamps lor Our 132 pase Large lliuj trated Catalogue Premiums offered with the Weekly Cemmereleal Gazette Publi-ht-- d LUNG Trouble gives relief all inflammation i every Tuesday morning It th most complete and reliable market report Is Republican to the core but ne rer otlenive It 18 departments relating to Farming Labor Manufactur ing and Legislation are of the gieatest value to every render It is an up to date family newspaper It lias ten page3 coniactlr filled with the most important nws of the woild and jutt win t the Lung troubles such as pleurisy oi acute inflammation of the lungs family firesid m t cljov- should be carefully treated to avoid Special induemeuts to club agents Sample copies mailed on ap-¬ These affecserious consequences Address tions are quickly overcome by the plication prompt use of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup a wonderful remedy which always COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO Cinciinati Ohio eases coughing allays ha- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ DkBhIIs Cough Syrup Cures all Lung and Throat Trouble Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all drugtrists and by its healing influence soon effects a thorough cure Tornadoes And Cyclones 8 EXPERIENCE vull 60 YEARS Cincinnati weep yonr farm property off the face of thee rth and you will lose it all unless yn hav- a po lev iu the old and tried Gleu Kail of New York 1000 insurance for five years will only cost yon 10 Tobacco barus a specialty 9aov tf T Porter Smith Agent - Lookout tht se windstorms A f i KsT 4 a fi ISl 1SBBSBB1 Trade Marks Copyrights Ac Designs nimunica Anyone sending a sketch nnd description may quickly ascertain our opinion free -- nether an F OR SALE -- NO FISHER - ¬ Coughed 20 Years I suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with Blacksmith shop and Carriage shop doctors aad twn of Millerabnrg til I used for medicine to no avail unwell located Dr Bells Ky Will rent ontrigbt or rant on sharep This remedy makes wnak lungs strong Iress or apply for further pa ouiar- LHOrNTON It has saved my life J B Rosell Mlib ANMK to Piue-Tar-Honey special notice without charge in the tlonrsi ctircoitiaential Handbook on Patents patents tide aaency for s ci scut Fiiits taker through Munn a Co receive f Invent it mibly patentable ¬ - Largest cir¬ A handsomely illustrated weeklv culation of any scientific journal Terms f3 a v r fcir months L Sold by all newsdealers Scientific American Co36Broadway 625 1 iViiiN 17feb tf Milieraburg Ky Grantsburg 111 Braucn Ofiu F 8U WashiuK4ou D C fisw York m THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 1899 DOROTHYS TREASURE In a far away nursery corner My Dorothy winsome and gay To her quaint little dolls and playthings Is singing a tender lay Do you know why her hearts rejoicing Why her dark brown eyes shine bright Shall I tell you the song shes singing The cause of her great delight In that far away nursery corner Where rag dollies reign galore She discovered a bright new nickel That shone on the nursery floor She has never possessed such a fortune This dear little maiden fair And she shows me her precious treasure With the pride of a millionaire Now dolly shall have a new bonnet And sweet cakes and candy Ill buy What a glorious time well have shopping My little rag baby and I Ill get her a dear little cradlr A coach and a pair of new shoes A dress and a bright silk umbrella And anything else she may choose So all the day long she keeps singing This innocent maiden of three Of the things she will buy with her nickel For dolly for herself and for me Philadelphia Times fi That seciet enemy of mine is on the warpath again explained the detective affecting a light tone I am wait ing for you to ascertain the extent of the damage he has wrought You surely ¬ ¬ 7ZZZ7Z FvS3 V34 m THE CARUTHERS AFFAIR By ffi0Z7t Copyright AN jS WILL 1898 by Kellogg Newspaper Co If HARBEH ZZ P j7 Tviivi Z jS Mlnard Hendricks great detective just returned from Boston finds awaiting him an unsigned typewritten letter directing him to apartments in Palace hotel where he wil find remains of Mr Weldon Caruth- ¬ ers currently reported for past two weeks to be out of town Detective fceems to connect letter with attempt made on his- own life some time previous Goes with friend Dr Lampkin to inves igate Upon search of Caruthers apartments remains of cre- ¬ mated body and jeweled hand of victim are found in a vase Hand bears marks- of finger nails manicured to sharp points Lampkin 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 Car- ¬ uthers death Late that night Hendricks nd Lampkin call at home of Mis Huntington 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 busnness She recalls Gielow had expressed before murder intense hatred for Caruthers and believes him guilty yet decides to help him and with her aunt goes to his studio Gielow has fled His esrvant Henri tells of overhearing confession to Bantinni Henri thought his master insane Hen dricks concealed in room hears all this ¬ - SYNOPSIS ¬ CHAPTER VI II The next morning- on arriving at his office after having been unavoidably de tained uptown for an hour Dr Lampkin found a mesenger boy awaiting him asked the Are you Dr Lampkin envelope for which Ly retaining- the The doctor had extended his hand - --it am answered Lampkin impa Why do von doubt it tiently I bad orders at the office to deliver the message only to Dr Lampkin re¬ They told me it was plied the boy I had to wait here 1 very argent but was afraid Id miss you if went up to your house Quite right said the doctor and ne opened the letter which bore the lit ¬ tle yellow seal peculiar to the impor tant communications sometime sent him by Hendricks Come without a moments delay let nothing hinder you to my house ran Bring- instruments to the message probe for bullet Come in at the rear Mv mother will be on the lookout to - ¬ medical attention all this time sim ¬ ply because you sent for me asked the doctor Great g oodness I begged and begged him on my knees wailed Mrs Hendricks but he wouldnt listen to me and insisted on bandaging the wound himself I did not want it to get out ex ¬ plained Hendricks Right now I wouldnt have it known that I was at ¬ tacked for anything1 You see I knew you could he trusted Lam pkins face stiffened with dis pleasure Let me make an examination he said in o tone that told plainly that he did not intend to lose any more time Here it is in the left side said Hen dricks It cant be bad for I stood up just now to look out of the window7 I cant locate the blasted lead though I should think not grunted Lamp- ¬ kin as he removed the bandage After a moment he exclaimed Thank heaven you are fill right Nothing fatal if youll take good care of yourself The ball went in at the side glanced on one of your ribs and lodged against the breastbone I can remove it in a moment Five minutes later the operation hed been successfully performed and Hen ¬ dricks freshly bandaged was reclining easily in his chair Now you get some sleep and re- ¬ main quiet said the doctor mixing some medicine at the window Kubbish muttered the detective Do you mean that I am to stay penned up here all Cay to dey And all week this week imitated Lampkin Hendricks face darkened But 1 simply cant he grumbled I never had more to do in my life and if I halt now my assailant will have gained by his cowardly atteck No no old friend you must not stop me now that I have something fresh to start from I have tasted blood and like a bloodhound I must go on on I tell you I have the vilest scoundrel to deal w ith that ever breathed and it is to be a fight to the death between us it might kill you to leave your room inside of a week was the doctors firm reply If you go out and die from it your enemy will have gained his point The words told on the detective His face fell and Lampkin noticed his lower lip twitching There was a hint of moisture in the big gray eyes lie turned to his mother who sat near the grate her face in her hands Leave us alone mother he said 1 want to tell Lampkin how it hap ¬ pened As for staying in Ill take his He knows his business and I advice know nothing else will content you Oh Fm so glad cried the old lady and she came to him and parted his hair on the brow and kissed him ¬ ¬ havent been going-withou- t Wild Rash of Diamond Miner What do you want to see that she would rush to my rescue and A wild rush of excited miners is reported at I dashed at about get killed along with me Hendricks drew himself up a little Nullagme Western Australia where diahim cut at the hand holding the remonds have been discovered in large quanvolver and was rewarded by hearing the higher in his chair tities and it is feared that many will lose Ring that bell there twice he said their lives in the mad struggle for riches In weapon strike the floor at his side I saw him stoop for it and plunged my It is the signal agreed on between me this country the rush for gain is causing other swords point at his back It rebound- and Kitty She will show him up and manystrength men to break down in health and Nervousness sleeplessness ed as if it had struck cork The next you can be present at the interview loss of flesh and appetite and general debility Lampkin rang as directed and a mo- are the eommonymptoms Hostetters Stomlick was dealt at his hand as it groped toward the pistol I knocked his arm ment later the red headed individual ach Bitters will cure them all out and he fell sprawling on the floor with beard of the same color entered Timely Reminder The mistake I made then was in try rubbing his short fat hands Lampkin The other day as two friends were talking to get possession of the revolver for could not keep from mentalh compar- ing together in the street a donkey began to bray and wheeze and cough in a distresswhen I reached for it he bounded to his ing him to an undertaker ing What a cold that donkey Mr Simpkins glanced at the doctor has manner feet and hissing like a cat sprang out said one of the men And by the at the open window through which he half inquiringly and then his eyes fell way that puts me in mind how is your cough had come I saw his head and shoul- on the patient Cincinnati Enquirer They told me at the office that you ders disappear below the sill just as I Catarrh Cannot Be Cared secured the gun I ran to the window had written that you were interested with Local Applications as thev cannot and saw him crawling down the slant- in our line he said int rod natively the seat oi the disease Catarrh is a A great many sir a great many are blood or constitutional disease and in order ing roof of the conservatory RememInust take internal remedies bering his armor I took aim at the back giving cremation a thought in this pro to fV11- yu Cure is taken internally Hall s Catarrh of his neck but I was too shak to shoot gressive iigfe You have a mighty good acts directly on the blood and mucous and sur well and missed Before my iinnerved color sir but of course you and your faces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack fingers could cock the revolver again he physician knows how you are Many of medicine It was prescribed by one of the best physicians this country was out of sight and I heard the gate us bear external signs of a long life and is a regularinprescription for isyenrs before us while at the same time the posed of the best tonics known It com in the rear close with a slam combined with the best blood purifiers acting direct I started in pursuit down the front germs of death are ravaging within ly on the perfect stairs but when I reachedthe first land You have acted with commendable wis combinationmucous surfaces The is what of the two ingredients ing I met my mother and keeled over dom in taking this up while you have produces such wonderful results in curing in a dead faint The drug and the your mind about you and the ability Catarrh Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo O wound were too much for me I came to express your choice about the mat old bv all druggists price 75c to in a moment and prevented her from ter We have an artistic selection of Hails Family Pills are the best notifying the police or the neighbors of urns the designs of the most famous And Into Dnet Return the accident Then it was four oclock sculptors in Europe Thats a thing Mrs Flyer Harry do you know the dirt that tastes differ abou Have you ever I tried to get a message to you but taken is blue No I wish from which diamonds are know that the fel failed on the first attempt Thats the witnessed a cremation Mr Flyer No but I you had before you was was taken low who has to put up the dust for them genwhole account of my adventures You have certainly had a tough time down There is hardly a man who erally is Jewelers Weekly At whose comes out to our place and witnesses a of it declared Dr Lampkin Yon Can Get Allens Foot Ease FREE cremation that is not a convert to it door do you lay the attack Write to day to Allen S Olmsted Le Rov It is the work of the villain who set und opposed to the old order of thing- - N Y for a FREE sample of Aliens Foot Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It the bomb for me and I am now pretty Have you doctor seen a cremation cures chilblains sweating damp swollen Dr Lampkin had not and it was with sure he is involved in the Palace Hotel feet easy It makes some difficulty that he kept a straight aching Corns Bunions and tight shoes Nails affair Cures Ingrowing face for Hendricks was making a All druggists and shoe stores sell it 35 cents What Gielow ¬ ¬ ¬ 44 Durability is Better Than Show J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The wealth of the multimillionaires is not equal to good health Riches without health are a curse and yet the rich the middle classes and the poor alike have in Hoods ¬ ¬ ¬ Sarsaparilla a valuable as- ¬ sistant in getting and main- ¬ taining perfect health It never disappoints now eleven had a serious case of scrofula and erysipelas with dreadful sores discharg- ¬ ing and itching constantly He could not walk Several physicians did not help for sixteen months Three months treatment with Hoods Sarsaparilla made him per- ¬ fectly well We are glad to tell others of it Mrs David Laird Ottawa Kansas Vomiting spells dizziness Nausea and prostration troubled me for years Had neuralgia grew weak and could not sleep My age was against me but Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me thoroughly My weight increased from 125 to 143 pounds I am the mother of nine children Never felt so well and strong since I was married as I do now Mrs M A Waters 1529 33d St Washington D C We had to tie the hands of Eczemaour two year oia son on account of eczema on face and limbs No medicine even helped until we used Hoods Sarsaparilla which soon cured Mrs A Van Wyck 123 Montgomery Street Paterson N J ¬ - Scrofula- - Three years ago our son I ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - JcctCSi V WT jSE2aaSJ2J2BaB Hendricks mused a moment then he said ¬ laughable grimace behind the lecturers back - ¬ Hendricks gave a deep sigh and smiled She doesnt know what an awfully narrow escape I had he began When I retired last night I was so overcome TO be continued This attempt and the other show ing such positive enmity to me personally make the whole business the big- THE VANES OF NANTUCKET All leading Florida resorts now open ingest mystery of my experience Be cluding Tampa Bay Hotel Belleview Semi sides there is another clew which tends One of he Siicht of the Xew Enlar d nole Fort Myers and other famous Gulf Coast Resorts For particulars address L Town Im the Quaint Little to lead me away from the idea of imA Bell 206 Clark street Chicago Figrnres plicating the artist What is that It seems queer that a playwright Almost the first sight that catches frequently get a play wrong Chicagoshould Hendricks gazed at the open fire as Daily News if debating how to express himself the eye as we leave the wharf is th group of government weather signals clearly St Jacobs Oil cures Sprains St Jacobs You remember he began that the and vanes on the roof of the historic Oil cures Bruises letter Miss Huntington showed us pur- custom house for Nantucket is one of porting to be Caruthers at Philadelphia the most important signal stations The Digger Indians must have to scratch for a living L A W Bulletin was forged of course since Caruthers along the east coast Going up into the town we soon find was dead when it was written A Backache No I remember said Lampkin with a that the most popular vane is that surer common complaint isOil cure than St Jacobs called by the children the sailor man sudden start and he is indeed an attractive little felYou also recall that I spoke to her of certain idiomatic expressions in it low He is alwavs dressed in white showing that it was written by a for- trousers and blue monkey jacket and he wears on the back of his little block eigner head a brilliant black hat It isnt a Yes quite well Hendricks smiled and stroked his regular tarpaulin you know but it something like the hats the girls wear wounded side Pe-ru-- na and that may b Gielow didnt write that letter Now and name sailors what foreigner have we reason to sus the reason that he wears it for a true pect of having had a hand in this sailor is a very chivalrous sort of person This little man has broad block d matter Bantinni exclaimed the doctor oars securely fastened in his chubby My Lord why did I hands and perched aloft on a pole lie rising excitedly CHAFTER IX And he is swings gaily about on a pivot with the not think of that before When the door had closed behind her a suitor for the hand of the heiress be breeze while his oars revolve as the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods Pills our lirer ills non Dont you hate to have a man tell vou the the only cathartic to take with Hoodsirritatimr And Sarsaparilla same story twice Yes especially if it ie the one that I told him Chicago Daily Record A Sad Case ¬ Was Beatrice weeping because her hus band had appendicitis til it was out of style ¬ ¬ No she wept because he didnt get it unChicago Evening News ¬ ¬ Beloved he cried throwing himself at his wifes feet we have lost all save honor The woman pressed her hand to her streaming eyes and wept as if her heart How awkward were breaking she sobbed Just the thing we dont need if Verily it seemed weve got to dead beat a relentless fate pursued them De ¬ that ¬ -- A troit Journal We are forming a new coal and coke trust and intend calling it The Coal Trust and Coke Dust Cindercate Alley Sloper ¬ ¬ GOVERNOR OF OREGON For Golds Uses ¬ ¬ Tfe in His Family and Grip sides faintly with fatigue that I hardly could take time to undress I actually fell asleep while sitting on the side of the bed to take off my boots I almost tumbled to the iloor and that roused me suf ¬ ficiently to complete the operation The iirst intimation of danger came to me in a dream I thought I was in the basement of a burning building confined in a room the walls of which were solid masonrv and the doors of iron I seemed to be choking and gasp you Dont attract attention ing for breath It was no dream it admit Hen was reaiity as far as the stifling sensa ¬ Explanation when I see you tion was concerned for on waking I dricks Lampkin to the found my arms pinioned a weight on said o answer boy lie quickly got the required in- ¬ my breast and a towel saturated with struments together and put on his hat chloroform held tightly over my nos ¬ trils and overcoat My Lord it was awful Every vein No telling- what has happened and Im behind time he grumbled in in me seemed on fire I felt as if I had For aught I know Hendricks been pumped full of ignited gas I wardly wrong man and be tried to scream but my human night ¬ may have shot the mare prevented that or the slightest in a frightful miiikUe later the doctor was movement on my part Fifteen minutes All at once the thought struck into entering the side gate behind Hen J ricks having successful my benumbed consciousness that I was house after ly dodged unobserved into- - an alley in the clutch of my secret foe and with leading from the main thoroughfare that came a sort of repugnant desperaHe was wending his way through a col- tion that had strength I threw out my right hand and catching the tOWel lection of ash receivers garbage-barrel- s of waste paper when wrenched it from my nose and then and bundles lie saw Mrs Hendricks white head ap- sucked down into me a whiff of Gods pure air It seemed to act on me like pear at the kitchen door you got here at releasing a gigantic spring ior I Oh Fin so glad I have been al- ¬ hurled him from me as you would a she exclaimed last He stinging lizard I heard him strike the impatience most cray with wouldnt listen to anyone else being¬ middle of the floor and grunt as the called in and I am afraid he is serious- breath went out of him Then I felt hastily under my pillow and missing ly hurt inquired my revolver and hearing a click from What has happened Lampkin excited in spite of his profes where he crouched I knew that he had nabbed it I was on my feet in a mo sional calmness by her manner exclaimed the agi ¬ ment and you can bet I did some tall Oh everything tated woman as she hurried him dodging in the darkness for I knew I through the dining room sitting room was his target I saw him moving as I and library to the stairs in the front moved trying to get an aim at me and For the love of God Dr Lamp- ¬ all the time I was edging sometimes ball kin you are his best friend do urge erect again on all fours toward the him to give up this perilous existence corner where I knew tliat old sword The worry of it is slowly killing me stood a relic of the Eevoiution Before he pulled the trigger I had You see I va with him when he so narrowly escaped from that awful bomb hold of it He heard it rattle and and now this is the second attempt on blazed away His bullet struck the his life and I know they will succeed brass scabbard glanced off and crashed sooner or later if they have not actual into that mirror there The flash helped me locate him and jerking my weap y killed him now gasped Lamp on from its rusty sheath I dashed at How was he hurt Lin as he sprang after her up the stairs him hoping to cut him down before he The next mo ¬ got another shot My first furious She made no reply ment she reached the door of the de ¬ thrust with such a formidable weapon astonished him and he backed cocking tectives room and opened it Hendricks white as a ghost and with the gun as he did so I gave him a stab dark marks under the eyes sat in a big right at the breast It would have run extension chair in his dressing gown a two inch plank through but it had no more effect on him than if I had a rug over his legs and feet Dont let my mother frighten you struck the iron sides of an American He had on a bullet proof he said with a smile which old man I heard him laugh of clothes You know suit lie gave with evident pain bow women are about a thimbleful of derisively and then he fired again I felt the twinge in my side just as my biood mother screamed below and then I was What on earth has happened a lost overpowered by the thought asked Lampkin 1 ¬ - ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ The detective smiled He was at one of his old games of trying the effect of conflicting evidence on his friend You have forgotten one other thing and there you are he grinned What about Gielows confession Dr Lampkins face fell He was silent for several minutes You are incorrigible he broke out suddenly I dont make sport of you when you come nosing around in my profession I sit down and give you the benefit of all there is in it The detective smiled apologetically You are at liberty to retaliate at any time he returned Besides if I let you on to the climaxes of my cases before I reached them youd lose interest and Id not have the pleasure of your com panionship Dr Lampkin took his hat to leave I must get back to the office he said good naturedly Ill drop in this Remember you are to stay afternoon in this room a week at the very short¬ est ¬ ¬ ¬ CHAPTER X Despite his strong will and determination not to yield to weakness Hen- ¬ dricks was compelled to remain in his room longer than he expected But his mind was not idle Every time Dr Lampkin called he found him engaged in some investigation pertaining to the ¬ i ¬ murder of Caruthers You mjght as well go out and be dene with it remarked Timpkin one da- Dont you know youll never get strong again as long as you keep your brain on the race track Hendricks looked down sheepishly I dont think you ought to begrudge a fellow the little he can accomplish in a room the size of this when ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sergt Denham and his aides are turning the earth upside down Lampkin walked to a window im- ¬ ¬ patiently Who is Oh drawing room ¬ ¬ saw him then I told Kitty to hide him behind a screen till you had come and gone She obeyed jour orders all right returned the doctor smiling but I pre- ¬ sume she didnt know who I was for she hustled me behind the screen also and said Sor will you plaise to sit there quiet like till the doctor comes and goes away Master has orders not to see anybody I sat still until the girl had gone out then I rose to come up here quiet ¬ ly but the red headed man got up too 1 came first if you please said he Im a busy man and Ive waited as long on that doctor as Im a going to But Im the doctor said I and he he asked sharply exclaimed the detective You that red headed man in the wind chooses Sometimes he Feems to be making- friendly signals sometimes signs of distress and often he appears to be violently whirling Indian clubs as if he were talcing- his exercise on his own main truck This sailor vane is in such demand by summer visitors that making- him has become a fairly paving- business One islander sold 500 in one year And thfs Nantucket product like the real sailor himself travels to all jarts of the world Whether he works as surely and vigorously in a land breeze we are not able to say Perhaps he is even more frisky as true sailor men are said to b3 when they go ashore Next in favor to the rather flat faced sailor is a Roman soldier who is armed with a broadsword in one hand and protected by a shield in the other He also wears a helmet and he is usually all of one color a sort of golden brown because he is only shellacked He doesnt caper quite so merrily a the sailor and he looks rather more dig ¬ nified as indeed he should for in the old whaling days at least there was no time on shipboard for daily drills or dress parade Jack Tar had to be on deck when he was needed and how he got there or how he looked when he did get there nobody knew or caredMary E Starbuck in St Niehloas As to Shelling Dis wah am a bigger thing den dey thought said the hrt jockey as he settled himself on an upturned pail before the door of one of the Highland park stables Gwan said the second lighting the Taint cigar end lor the fourth time mountin t nouflin Dem Spaniards aint had no chance Yo jes gi yit went on the first a chance em You doan know wat yo talk in bout deys had all de chance in de wurl No dey aint Yo jes wait bout a week an den one o dem big boats o dern pits up roun Bosting What dey do up dar Dcyll shell dat town in five min utes Shell Bosting Listen t dat Huh Shell Bosting Wy yo black rascal dem Spaniards couldnt shell peas -Detroit Free Tress - JlpBjjM 1 D 1 W -m IHIffi ft i - J 111 SB a - li IMF I izEmm A jr flTirrTTTTriri fuu iiiiv i TMHEXIW BaDVnmBDBBGiMr- zrim jki WHom Tm i iimw ihiTii 4 r- AJ tat ZJTFiliJ TpTFiwrMH i rTtm -- CAPITOL BUILDING SALEM OREGON Letter From the Executive ¬ Office of Oregon ¬ - ¬ san the clerk the editor the statesman is the preacher all agree that remedy of the age The the catarrh stage and rostrum recognizing catarrh as their greatest enemy are especially enthusiastic in their praise and testi- ¬ mony Any man who wishes perfect health must be entirely free from eatarrh Ca- tarrh is well nigh universal almost is the only ab- ¬ omnipresent known A cold is the solute safeguard beginning of catarrh To prevent colds to cure colds is to cheat catarrh out of not only cures ca- ¬ its victims tarrh but prevents Every household should be supplied with this great rem edy for coughs colds and so forth The Governor of Oregon is an ardent He keeps it con- admirer of Pe-ru-na is known from the Atlantic tinually in the house In a recent let to the Pacific Letters of congratula- ter to Dr Hartman he says tion and commendation testifying to State of Oregon a catarrh remas the merits of Executive Department I Salem May 9 1898 edy are pouring in from every state in Medicine CoColumbus0 the Union Dr Hartman is receiving The All hundreds of such letters daily Dear Sirs I have had occasion to use classes write these letters from the your medicine in my family highest to the lowest for colds and it proved to be an excel ¬ The outdoor laborer the indoor arti- lent remedy 1 have not had occasion Pe-ru-n- a Pe-ru-- na ¬ Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na ¬ to use it for other ailments Yours very truly W M Lord a Pe-ru-- na says he has not had occasion to use for other ailments The reason for this is most other ailments begin to prompt- ¬ with a cold Using protects his family ly cure colds he against other ailments This is exactly what every other family in the United in the States should do Keep house Use it for coughs colds la grippe and other climatic affections of Pe-ru-na It will be noticed that the Governor Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na ¬ Pe-ru-- na ments in the house Such families should provide themselves with a copy of Dr Hartmans free book entitled Winter Catarrh Address Dr- - Hart- ¬ man Columbus Ohio winter and there will be no other ail ¬ I 1695 j Agents1 m m 4 rm w W- -- ONLY - ONE GRADE DOLLAR MODEL DOWN ACME by ex Cut this- ad out and send to us with 9100 state whether Gents or Ladies and we will send you this HIGH i 1899 no JEWEL BICYCLE S4000 press C u u subject to exam ination Kxamrnr it at your express office and if you JKWEL ¬ bh k Kr s -- 1 mI 2x s man-of-w- ar his hand over his wounded side Dim a Yet Who is the fellow Have you any expectations Jack demanded Lampkin I can tell you better Julia after I He is a prominent employe in a have had a confidential talk with crematory near New York your father Chicago EecorU fainted Hendricks laughed heartily holding World Already Drilled Mrs Peque There seems to be a preference for unmarried men for the army I dont sc why that should Lie the case Henry Pequs Neither do I Mar ried men might not amount to much for aggressive fighting on their own part but they would be just the fel lows to stand without complaining any number of sieges or constant harassing from the enemy N Y ¬ tube tires hiph srrade equ ipment throughout finest finish enameled bUek trimmings any pear 20 2 Zl or 2b inch frame Wh SKND A HlMdV OMs VKAR tOJ CAM SELL ONEAWEEK CO SEARS ROEBUCK AT EACH IK Sl5S 5SSaiaJEpfVrYrYi JMaataS SkBftft as represented and the graadtt bargain you ever heard of pay the express agent the balance SIS 95 and express charges THE ACME JEWEL is ono of the best blrTcies made finest steel tubing best material through out drop forge connections full ball bearing two piece hanger high trradc iruaraTiteed single green or narono handwne nickel find It arenaim lbyy modrl hitch grade 4000 ACME k ¬ GIAKANTMC OKDKR TO DiY S3000 Address Inc CHICAGO ILL ¬ A FAIR FACE CANNOT ATONE FOR AN UNTEDY HOUSE USE mm AWrWrWrTWrMWrTWfTVW SAPOLIO THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 1899 ftEAR THE END rhe Last Week of Congress Will Doubt Be a Very Busy One The Appropriation Bills Will Demand At- ¬ tentionThere Are Still Five of These Thej Will Occupy the Balance of the Session No WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES GOMEZ BANQUET Function Regarded as a Premising Augury of Cubas Independence GEN GOMEZ ENTERS HAVANA The Population Was Wild With KnthusL The Knemy Most Active Along Gens Kings and Ovenshines Lines Few Volleys of Musketery Quiet Them THESEATOFWAR Tne American Forces Have Taken Pos ¬ session of the Island of Cebu Feeling in the City is Decidedly Improved Although Chinese Are Still Timid Tha Insurgent Sharpshooters Are Very Annoying DEWEY WANTS THE OREGON The Admiral May Want the Big War Ship for the Moral Effect it Will Have on the Filipinos asm Throwing Themselves in Front of the Generals Horse The enemy were most active along Gen Kings and Gen Ovenshines line from the beach to Pa Gens Lee and Brooke Assured Cubans That the United States Would Kstablish a sig but a few volleys of musketry sup- ¬ Stable Government and Then plemented by shells from the Buffalo Turn it Over to Them effectually quieted 25 Manila Feb them -- Washington Feb 27 The week vill open with the compromise army ill still before the senate but it is mpossible to say how long1 it may con inue to demand the attention of that jody The best opinion is to the effect hat a vote will be secured Monday aut this depends largely upon the tem- ¬ per of Mr Gorman and his friends who insist upon the amendment of the irmy bill so as to further curtail the ize of the army in 1901 If the debate should be continued to iny considerable length the action would be generally accepted as indicat ¬ ing an intention to force an extra ses ¬ sion as all admit that with as many ippropriation bills as are pending it is impracticable to give very much more time to the army bill and still pass the supply bills before the 4th in- ¬ is no There yet stant of on failure ianger either or the appropriation the army bill No senator can be found who bills avows himself desirious of forcing1 a ealled session Hence the general belief that all these measures will be ¬ come laws and that when congress ad ¬ journs for the session next Saturday legislation will be in sueh shape as to render it safe to permit the legislators to remain at their homes until next December The appropriation bills will demand almost all the attention of the senate after the army bill is out of the way and the senate will have to materially increase the length of sessions in order to secure their enactment into laws There are still five of these bills which have not as yet received attention from the senate and five others which are in conference and which will re ¬ quire more or less consideration on conference reports The house will devote practicality all of the closing week of the session to the appropriation bills and conference reports and the prospects are that every minute of the time will be re ¬ quired to get through before noon ori March 4 An order has been made to meet at 11 oclock ea h day but in addition to this night sessions will be held and it would surprise no one if one or more all night sessions should be necessary Every ¬ thing else except the appropriation bills and the army reorganization bill will go by the board in the final crush Ff minor bills may go through by unanwnous consent but there is no longer any time for the consideration of important general measures The bill for the government of Hawaii has been abandoned and although the friends of the public buildings bill fa ¬ vorably acted upon in the committee of the whole ten days ago still cherish a lingering hope that time will be given for their consideration in the house the change is so insignificant that it is The foreign censuls met Friday to confer regarding commercial interests but the result of their deliberations have not been communicated it is understood to the American authorities The British consul was not present at the conference Despite the threats of the Filipinos to burn the business center the inhab- ¬ itants of Manila were not disturbed Friday night There was not a single incident worth recording from the time when the streets were cleared until day dawned Saturday morning Everything was equally quiet along the line outside except for occasional volleys from bunches of the enemy at various points Washington Feb 25 Gen Otis tel egraphed the war department Friday as follows Manila Feb 24 Scandia arrived last night On nights 31st and 2Jd and yesterdamorning insurgent troops gained access to outskirts of eitr behind our lines Many in hiding and about 1000 intrenched themselves Completely routed yesterday with loss of killed and wounded about 500 and 200 prisoners Our loss very slight City quiet confidence restored busi ¬ ness progressing Otis The Scandia carried the 20th regulars as reinforcements for Gen Otis Manila Feb 25 Few American women remained in Manila Thursday night Wives of army officers and others of our countrywomen were taken aboard the transport St Paul Thursday where they will remain until order is thoroughly established and the swarms of insurgents on the out- ¬ skirts of the city have been driven back MADRID Feb 25 It is officially an ¬ nounced here that Manila is being con ¬ stantly attacked by the Filipinos and that the Americans are suffering heavy losses ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Havana Feb 27 The banquet at the Tacon theater proved a brilliantly successful affair Gov Gen Brooke and Msj Gen Lee spoke Cubans generally regard the occurrences at the function as the most promising auguries of Cuban independence since signed was the peace protocol to crowded The theater was ana overflowing with spectators were 200 covers more than Besides laid for the banqueters Gen Lee the the governor general and company included Maj Gen Ludlow Gen Chaffee the governor generals chief of staff the staffs of Gens Lee and Ludlow and other army and navy offieers together with many prom- ¬ inent citizens and Havana officials Jen Andrade sat on the right of Gen Gomez and Maj or Lacoste on his left The boxes were filled with people representing Havanas best society As the American generals entered a trumpeter at the door blew once whereupon a concealed band played When the Star Spang led Banner the Cuban commanders entered the trumpet was sounded twice and the band played the Cuban hymn Among the speakers were Sen or Pedro Llorento Col Carlos Garcia Cualberto Gomez and Dr Lanuza sec ¬ retary of the department of justice The tendency of all the speeches was toward independence for Cuba with eulogy of Gen Gomez and assertions that he must never more leave the island The spectators called vocif ¬ erously for a speech from Maj Gen Lee His remarks and those of Gen Brooke were translated for the benefit of the assemblr by So noi Pablo Desvernines secretary of the department of finance Both the American generals repeated former statements of the military administra- ¬ tion chiefly along the line of assnr ance that the United States intended to establish a stable government in the island and then to deliver it the Cubans themselves These assurances were vociferously applauded Col Garcia explained the disinterest- ¬ ed position of American military offJen Gomez himself did icers in Cuba no speak owing to the hoarseness Jen An ¬ from which he is suffering drade expressed thanks on his behalf adding in his nanie that the banquet had done much to bring the Cuban and American elements to a clear under ¬ standing and to define the position work and aims of the United States military administration in Cuba Jen Gomez withdrew from the theater about midnight crowds in the streets applauding him wildly as he emerged and followed his carriage for blocks ¬ Feb 25 Gen Maximo Gomez the Cuban commander-in-chie- f entered Havana Friday afternoon escorted by Gen Ludlow and his staff and Troop L of the 7th United States cavalry He marched at the head of 2000 armed Cuban horsemen and footmen The population of the otty was wild with enthusiasm throwing themselves in front of the generals horse impeding its progress and pelting him with flowers The general reviewed the troops at the palace Previous to this the programme had been carried out Gen Gomez arrived on the edge of the town from Marinano at iiS0 m and was escorted by the 2d Illinois band and three battalions These battalions then returned tc their camp and did nottmter the city The festivities Friday in honor oi ¬ ¬ Havana Manila Feb lice have raided 26 The military po several suspected j the fourth anniversary of the becin ning of the Cuban struggle for inde pendence were most spontaneous and wildly enthusiastic Havana has seen anything like it before The never whole town was decorated and the streets were packs d with a crowd twice as large as that which turned out at the Garcia funeral At half past twelve Friday afternoon Gen Gomez left Cerro the suburb from which the march was to be made with a procession in the following order ol formation The band of the 7th regiment mounted playing the Cuban iiymn and national airs Company L of the 7th United States cavalry the strfi of Gen Gomez with escort Gen Mayia Rodriguez and staff Gen Maxi mo Gomez upon whose right was Maj Jen Ludlow the members of Maj Gen Ludlows staff then a great num ber of Cuban generals and officers some mounted and sorr in carriages and iinally 2000 Cuban cavalry and ¬ ¬ infantry STEAMER BULGARIA IN PORT The Hamburg A uieriran Liner Enters Port of Ponta Del Gada Azores All on Hoard in Good Health barely worth mentioning Hundreds of bills will die on the calendar Al-¬ though the fear of an extra session practically disappeared with the agree- ¬ ment in the senate uoon the army re- ¬ organization bill it will require tho most arduous labor to get through the appropriation bills and conference reports before the curtain falls next Sat- ¬ urday ¬ ACT OF FOREIGN COMMANDERS They Have Decided to Land Forces at Manila to Protect Their Subjects The War May te Long Gada Azores Feb 25 The Hamburg American liner Bul ¬ garia Capt Schmidt from New York on January 28 for Hamburg which the British tank steamer Weehawken re ported in distress 800 miles from the Azore islands is entering this port AH on board the Bulgaria are in good health The British tank steamer Weehawken arrived at Ponta del Gada on February 12 with 25 passengers which she had taken off the Bulgaria The Bulgaria was spoken by the Weehawken on February 5 She was pronounced to be in a sinking condition She had a crew of 9S men and carried 41 passengers The Weehawken lost sight of the Bulgaria during the night of February 5 and was obliged to proceed her small boats having been swept away and ber bunkers being full of water The rescued passengers of the Bulgaria reported that the cargo of the Bulgaria shifted throwing the steamer on her beam ends and that although a quantity of her cargo was jettisoned the crew were unable to right her During the gale 150 horses were lost from the Bulgaria and a boat with five men in her went adrift DEL ¬ ¬ ¬ Ponta THE BEEF COURT OF INQUIRY Gen has received a long dispatch from Gen liios at Manila but refuses to im- ¬ Madrid Feb 27 The government Kagan Testifies That He Had No Knowledge of Any Chemical Treat ¬ ment of Beef To Preserve It ¬ part its contents El Imparicial which asserts that it is in a position to know the truth of the situation at Manila says There is constant fighting between the Americans and the Tagalos The courage and stubbornness of the latter have caused great anxiety to the Amer icans who do not conceal their belief that the war will be a long and desThere is the greatest perate one alarm among foreigners in Manila and the commanders of the foreign war ships have decided to land forces to protect their subjects ¬ ¬ Washington Feb 25 After a session of little more than two hours the court of inquiry investigating the beef charges adjourned until Monday pend ing the arrival of witnesses who have been summoned Former Commissary General Eagan Friday concluded testimony explaining his the provisions of contracts for beef supplies to the armies in Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines He very ¬ vigorously denied any knowledge of any chemical treatment of beef to preserve it and disavowed any connection whatever of the government with any sueh treatment California Orange Crop Sax FrtANi jsco Feb 25 Edwin T Earl who is thoroughly familiar with ¬ o Case Against Hanua Feb 27 The senate committee on privileges and elections decided that there was no case made in the protest against Senator Hanna of Ohio and orderd such a report made to the senate Senator Turley of Ten- ¬ nessee reserved the right o make a statement concerning the matter to the senate though no minority report would be made Washington The the California fruit tiade says yield of oranges in tie southern part of the state this season is about oOOO Of this number about four 000 boxes fifths are being sent to eastern cities The financial returns to the orange growers of the crop will be between 5 000 000 Kipling No Better Susquehanna River Gorged New Taken to a Madstone Lancaster Pa Feb 27 Latest re- ling York Feb 25 Rudyard KipStockholm Feb 25 An epidemic of O Feb 27 Gracie the who is ill of inflammation of the West Union ports Saturday morning give no mate- ¬ ¬ Arch Eales influenza is raging here and at Chris- rial change in the situation on the right lung at the Hotel Grenoble was daughter of Last week there were 2913 was bitten by a mad dog has been tiana who The big gorge at said to be in about the same condition cases here and 197 deaths At Chris- Susquehanna river ¬ The crisis is not ex taken to Pike county to have the celeice Friday morning tiana there were 2291 cases and 1SS Turkey Hill is still intact and the Co-¬ pected for three days more Mr Kip¬ brated Crabtree madstone applied to is packed solidly from there to the deaths the wounds lumbia dam a distance of six miles lings physicians are hopeful Oregon Dae at Manila March 10 There are two other gorges Small Cyclone at Toledo Merchant Trust Deed Feb 25 The navy de Washington O Feb 27 A terrific thun ¬ Toledo Ri shviiie Ind Feb 25 William Car Repairer Killed der storm bordering on a small cyclone partment expects the Oregon to arrive Columbus O Feb 27 Earl J Pier S Frow general merchant of Homer As th passed over this city late Sunday atter at Manila about Marc h 10 has made a trust deed to Benjamin F transports are ahead of scheduled son a Pan Handle car repairer while Turner for the benefit of creditora aova Many trees were blown down it his work in the yards was caught jnd other damage done by the wind time it thinks Gen Otis within a week between two cars and crushed to death Liabilities 1200 assets about 900 will have reinforcements of 2500 men oid lightning An Epidemic of Influeiua ¬ ¬ ¬ and 84000000 As Gen Gomez pasted the crowds went wild with vivas hats were flung in the air and women showered Mowers on all sides He bowed and raised his hat incessantly as the crowds struggled to get near his horse and clung to the unimals sides as long as possible The procession stopped frequently eventually dling into the main streets of the city passing Central park and arriving at the palace at half past two The Prado and other avenues were lined with patriotic clubs talcing up various positions of vantage and then joining the procession as it passed on from the palace from a balcony ol which it was reviewed b3 Gen Gomez Ones at the palace the Cuban command was welcomed by Senoi Frederico Mora the civil governor Mayor Perfecto Lacoste the mem bers of the city council the junta patriotica the members of the assem bly the officials of all classes and nu merous patriotic clubs The place was beautifully decorated and all previous efforts in the display of banners and bunting was surpassed by the almost MAY BE TWO VICE ADMIRALS endless showing of silk erabroidereil Adin Schleys Friends Will Not Press the standards and flags Following the procession were manj Fight Over the Question of A dm private carriages filled with women ampsons Advancement representing the best soeietj some al Washington Feb 27 The under- ¬ legorically dressed and others waving standing among Adm Schleys f rk nds flags The Cuban bands played the now is that they will not further press Cuban national hymn varying this the fight over the question of Adm with Dixie The Star Spangled Sampsons advancement over Adm Banner The Stars and Stripes For Schley They will therefore agree ever and popular American marches to let the nominations be confirmed There were many allegorical floats without much if an more debate de- ¬ expressing the friendship between the pending on future legislation to place United Cuba Two attractStates and Adm Schley before the country in the ed particular attention each drawn bv position which they think he should three 3 oke of oxen One represented They propose to ask that pro- ¬ occupy the Cuba of yesterday a woman stand vision be made for the appointment ing with manacled hands a broken of two vice admirals with the under- ¬ wheelbarrow and other signs of desostanding that Messrs Schley and Samp- ¬ lation at her feet the other the Cuba son shall be nominated to the two of to day a woman under a palm smilplaces thus created Adm Schley told ing and surrounded by evidences ol his senatoral friends that he was will-inprosperity The contrast was very eX to trust his fortunes to their care feetive and everywhere applauded No fewer than 25000 people were in ACTION ON THE CENSUS BILL line requiring three hours to pass a The horses of the Cuban The Conferees on the Measure Have Agreed given point javalry are scrawny and ill fed and the and They Will Make Their Report Early This Week cavalrymen are clad in a vague Cuban Washington Feb 27 The con cr uniform All carried Remington car bines with nondescript bundles ol ees on the census bill have agreed and clothing and bedding They marched will make their report early in the in lines of twos The infantry occa week Certain features of both the sionally kept step and as they passed senate and house bills will be retained the palace presented arms Most oi The census will be nominally under the Cuban flags stuck in theii direction of the secretary of the in- ¬ thm carried terior but all appointments in the cen ¬ ries Against the City sus bureau will be made by the director Marvsvilie O Feb 25 The case of the census The director assist- ¬ ant director and 300 supervisors f Mrs Nannie E Gray et al against are to be appointed by the president H E Conkright treasurer of Union and confirmed by the senate The di- ¬ ounty and the city of Marysville ta rector receives a salary of 0000 and njoin the treasurer from further colthe assistant director S4 000 The only lecting taxes for street sprinkling was important point of difference was in decided Friday morning by Judge Dow regard to whether the census should n favor of the plaintiff The case baa be made a bureau of a department or been in the courts for two years The separate the house bill providing for sity will now have to bear all of the eosts an independent bureau ief ¬ ¬ ¬ houses in various districts capturing small bodies of 20 to J0 prisoners in each place This and the 7 oclock ordinance is effectually dispelling the fears of a threatened outbreak of the natives who do not dare singly or collectively to appear on the streets after dark The feeling in the city has decidedly improved although the Chinese are still timorous Hundreds of applicants for cedulns besiege the registers office the natives apparently being under the impression that their possession in sures them from interference and the ignominy of being searched for arms on the streets It is generally believed that the dis astrous attempts to attack the city anc destroy property the Filipinos them selves being the worst sufferers will prevent their recurrence but every precaution is being taken to deal with an emergency if it Outside of the city the sharpshooters about Caloocan are very annoying Six men belonging to the brigade com manded by Gen Harrison Gray Otis have been wounded since midnight All is quiet elsewhere The German first elass cruiser Kais erin Angnsta has arrived here Manila Feb 27 -- Saturday night the rebels concentrated in such num bers near the Chinese cemetery that Gen MacArthnr anticipated an attack and asked for reinforcements Two companies of the SSd regulars were sent to Caloocan and a battalion of the 20th regulars to the cemetery at about midnight But the expected attack was not made The rebels after mak ¬ ing a great noise witai bugle calls and Viva independeneia yells of and Much malo Americanos and firing volleys disappearing in the woods It is believed their leaders are get ting desperate and are attempting to force the United States troops to make an attack in the hope of breaking through the American lines but the rebels are evidently unwilling to be sacrificed when facing the Americans It is just possible however that they may be goaded into such a move be All fore more reinforcements arrive was quiet in the city Saturday night Manila Feb 27 According to the advices brought Sunday morning by the steamer Neustra Senora Del Carmen whose arrival brought the news that the American flag had been raised over the island of Cebu the United States gunboat Petrel Commander C Cornwell visited Cebu on February 38 Commander Cornwell sent an ultima- ¬ tum ashore declaring the intention of the Americans to take possession peaceably if possible by force if nec- ¬ essary The rebels immediately va- ¬ cated taking their guns to the hills A part of marines and blue jackets was landed and the American flag was raised by them over the government building which they still occupied when the Nestra Senora Del Carmen ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ai-iie- - ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington-- Feb 25 Secretary Long took to the cabinet meeting Friday morning two cipher cablegrams from Adm Dewey dated Friday morn- ¬ ing The following are translations Manila Feb 24 Secretary of the Navy For political reasons Oregon should be sent at once Dewey Signed Manila Feb 24 Yorktowu ar- ¬ rived Charleston and Petrel cruisinc around the Philippine islands Af- ¬ Dewey fairs more quiet Washington Feb 25 The cable- ¬ gram from Adm Dewey asking for the Oregon was received with surprise by the officials here No one knew or at least would acknowledge that he knew of the political reasons which the admiral says demand the imme ¬ diate presence of the peerless battle ship The cablegram was taken to the cabinet board and fully discussed there The admiral it is said possibly feels thet the moral effect of the presence of the big ship upon the insurgents them ¬ selves and particularly upon that large element among the Filipinos that is believed to be restrained with diffi culty from joining fortunes with Aguin aldo with whom their sympathies lie would be good But there is an un ¬ derlying doubt whether or not the ad ¬ miral may not be keenly sighting a gathering cloud in the east and is looking to prevention of any possible intervention or interference by Euro- ¬ pean powers in the struggle now in progress in the neighborhood of Ma ¬ nila It is believed that in the bi fires much property of foreign resi ¬ dents and business concerns was de stroyed That these fires were caused by the insurgents can not be denied and it may be that some of the for-¬ eign naval commanders in the east are disposed to seize upon the pretext that their interests demand protection which we can not afford them to make a landing or do something obnoxious to the United States and likely to en courage the insurgents With sueh a strong naval force as would be afford ed by the reinforcement of Deweys fleet by the Oregon there could not be any sound reason nor even a plausible reason for any such action on the part ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of third parties It is said here that up to this moment there has been no intimation of a pur¬ pose on the part of any foreign gov ¬ ernment to tile any claims for pecuni ¬ ary remuneration for the property of their citizens destroyed in the fires ¬ left BUTCHER ALBERT A BECKER ainre Evidence That He Killed His Wife and Made Away With the Hody The Search Continued ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Chicago Feb 27 Evidence strength ening the belief of the police that Butcher Albert A Becker who was arrested Saturday on suspicion of hav ing murdered his wife did actually commit that crime was furnished Sun- ¬ day by Dr W T Kirby who after a microscopical examination of the stains found on the boards in Deckers barn expressed the opinion that they were made by human blood Further examination of the barn has resulted in the discovery of a small bunch of black hair which neighbors saj- exactly matches that of the muss ing woman Search for Mrs Beckers body was continued throughout the day catch basins and the prairie SAMPSON SCHLEY MATTER for a mile in all directions being thoroughly investigated but no traces of Secretary Long Says He Has No Idea of Or ¬ dering a Court of Inquiry Into the The ear rings and it were found Merits of the Controversy ring found in Beckers house and which the butcher declared he had reWashington Feb 25 In answer to cently bought for his second wife were positively identified as belonging an inquiry Secretary Long said Friday that he had not thought of ordering a to the missing woman court of inquiry into the merits of the Sudden Deatli of a Teacher Sampson Sehley controversy nor did Morehead Ky Feb 27 John Ab- he contemplate allowing Schley to be bott a well known school teacher in forced out of the service through any this section was taken suddenly with technicality such as the failure of the a violent hemorrhage while sitting by senate to confirm his nomination to the fire at his home in the northern be rear admiral The department in part of this county and died in a few that case would see that he was prohours tected ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and fighting at either Manila or Iloilo Just what disposition would be made of any sueh claims is not indicated here though there is ground for the belief that if it can be shown that our naval and mil ¬ itary and naval officers practiced the precautions required by international law in the matter of giving due notice to foreigners of anj action in the way of bombardment that might injure their property and otherwise did ev erj thing that could be done to protects the foreign interests equally with our own then there is little foundation for a sound claim for damages The Oregon arrived at Honolulu on the 5th in st according to the tele- ¬ graphic report that came to the navy department Friday morning No men tion was made of her being in need of repairs as is stated in the press dispatches It is not known either vrhy the battle ship arrived at Honolulu a week before the Scindia and the Iris which started out with her from San Francisco The two tenders vera supposed to attend the Oregon to help her out with a tow in case she ran short of coal or was otherwise m dis-¬ tress Probably one of the boats broke down and the other was left to take her in tow while the Oregon pushed oa to Honolulu Assuming that the battle ship really needed ten days repairs she should have started away from Honolulu on her long run to Manila on the 15th in ¬ stant Allowing for detention on ac ¬ count of coaling at Guam or some oth- ¬ er point between Honolulu and Ma ¬ nila it is estimated that the Oregon will reach Manila about the 10th of March ¬ J ¬ The IJluefields Revolution ¬ Nicaragua Feb 27 ria Delayed in Galveston Tex Feb 26 i esident transmission Zelayas arrny under Gens Saenz and Trance Estrada has captured Cili mountain and Agua Calientes thus virtually terminating the Bluefields revolution Augustus Won Out Louisville Ky Feb 27 The con test board rendered a decision in the ¬ Managua A Corner in Ylgg Feb 25 There is a eggs here and prices have corner in advanced from 21 to 40 cents a dozen Last week H D Miller of Philo Muskingum county O arrived here and quietly started iu to bug eggs In x few days he had secured 1000 cases r 30000 dozen and now has the mar ¬ ket cornered Transferred to the Prison De La San Paris Feb 25 Messrs Derouleds tnd Habert were transferred during riday to the prison De La Sante Pittsburgh Augustus Bell contest for magis trate in favor of Augustus the demo- ¬ crat I THE BOURBON KEVS PARIS KY TUESPA aBBHHNB9HiBBXlXHHIHHUICJBIBIIBBHtffVBMBBJMflBHHHBMiHB J t i IP U I7 TT i JisJJJAVIJ A T Tr IV a VM I UQQ Wg T NUPTIAL KNOTS STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes J B Lyles race horse Agitator won a 250 purse Thursday at New Orleans RohJml Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar 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for the purpose of antagon- ¬ izing them but rather as an aid We lay it down as an established truth that internal remedies are positively injurious to expectant mothers The distress and discomforts experienced during the months preceding childbirth can be alleviated only by external treatment by applying a liniment that softens and re laxes tne over strained muscles We make ana sell such a liniment i Com piling me ingredients in a manner bltherto unknown aud call it ¬ ¬ CO PARIS KY i 404 MAIN STREET Ten Days Stop Over At Philadelphia Tickets to New York over Pennsylva nia Short Lines are good for ten days sojourn at Philadelphia without extra co t They may be obtained via Wash ington with ten davs stop over at the National Capital at same fares as over direct Pennsylvania line Applications for particulars will be promptly answer ed if addressed to Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt Cincinnati ¬ ¬ Leaders III Style And Fashion I Moustrrat at Honolulu OBITUARY j The Commercial Gazette ¬ Mothers 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be the most important meeting of the partys governing power that is apt to be held during the present campaign for state offices A successor to Senator Gobel as mem ber of the two committers from the e is to be elected in joiut session the party law reading A vae cancy in the appointment from the t hall be filled by the members of the State Central and State Executive Committees and the said committee shall eall it together for that purpose Mr Ollie James of Crittenden county is the only person who thus far has been prominently mentioned for the place It is not known whether uh will He lives iu Uapt W J be a candidate Stones congressional district Th j State Executive Committee will go into separate session later iu the day to name the time aud place aul arrange the details for holding a State Conven tion to nominate candidates for the State oflces The basis of representa tion will be fixed ¬ State-at-Larg¬ State-at-larg¬ ¬ the oldest family newspaper in the west Its ten pages are 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feels measures and liable M GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Life Imurance Co Phone 149 tf weighs like the egr of last month but theres a difference in auotlier rt opect Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In and that difference is worth money Lung Irritation The Foyer Its just so with laundry The difference is the forerunner to consumption Dr between good work aud poor is sliyht to The hens haye formed a trust will cure it and the unpracticed discernment but Us a Bells And eggs are high you bet give such strength to the lungs that a difference that counts every time Its Ah tis a wicked thruci cough or a cold will not settle there a difference tbat change our laundry The fovvlest blow struck yet Twenty five cents at all good druggist bill from an expense to nu investment We doyootl work it will cost no more Mrs Nannie Ezell of Frankfort who than poor work but its worth double Fine Cherry Trees the different was hugged and kissed ag tinst her will Boukbon Stsam Laundry by J H Ragsdalwas given a verdict Dont fail to get a few of the Owen for 700 by the Court of Appeals which cherry trees etk Eyetj arta Made Mrong Large stately trees fruit large black had twice before reversed a judgment heart shaped and delicious The only dim vision made clear styes removed on acoQBt of errors kind that do well in the south You ana granulated lids or sore eyes of any m twen- kind speidily and effectually cured by can get one for 25 cents six for Eye Salve for dollars fp II Clark lateof the Boston Lyrics ty for 250 100Treeseight to three deliv the use of Sutherlandand Eagleon a guar- put np in tube old years Its one ered prepaid M itfkiig a fine reputation iu Nev York old guaranteed Hon Johe S Smiths CauiliA Address Cherry Moun tee by all good druugiote in doe of the leading roles in The tain Supply Co EUenboro N C Georgetown Ntws W S AnttTKon Miss Norwood late Three Dragoons For Rent Two nice up stair room6 Of Peck P O Pike Co O lti coiumenu Hon JSSmith has announced for Atto- of the same company is now with the Wrights Celery Capsules on High street for light housekeeping To rney-General Mr Smith was Com- Castle Square Co the Wright Medical Co Address Box 291 Paris Ky tf Columbus Ohio monwealths Attorney of this the Four a Gents I have purchased a box of W right a teenth Judicial District and m ide quite T Suit 15 and up made in Paris Celery CapsulesO from JamesthemBlaser drug- Waverly and used for Stomach The Aiden Benedict Company spent an able one and tilled the place with I was unable to rouble and Constipation Suits 10 and up made in Chicago Sunday in Puris while en route from do anything for nearly two years 1 ased credit to himself and also the district sold by Stout the tailor in Lancaster three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they Winchester to Maysville where they have cured me Kor the beuent of others so Phone 149 2 Northcott building afflicted I wish to senu this letter played Fabio Romani last night at the Very iruly yours Georgetown Suitlael Rpnew opera house This was the first W S A DES M Send your orders for clover and timSold by all druggists at 50c aud per box Hon John S Smith performance iu the new house othy seeds to Geo W Stuart Phone Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Attorney of this district has 77 tt announced himself as a candidate for Richard Mansfield has been compelled My agency insures against Remember Stout the tailor is lo the Democratic nomination for Attorney-- to cancel all his dates up to March 6 ¬ Pine-Tar-Houe- wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com your property against fire ¬ BEAUTIFUL LACES DAINTY WHITE GOODS NEW STT LES IN HOSIERY LATEST DESIGNS IN BUCKLES Goods You are invited to call and look No trouble to show y - FR ANKCO i ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ 1 V General boy an able attorney and is worthy of this recognition We would be pleased to see him become the lamb for slaughter Luck to you old boy John is a Scott county owing to an illness brought on by the 6train of playing Cyrano de Bergerac An advance sale of over 17000 stared him in the face for less than two weeks of his Boston engagement but he could not go on Worthy of Reward ¬ Northcott fire wind and storm best ol re cated in the Lancaster building Main street He is still liable prompt paying compaagent for M N laundry See him nies Lon union Phone for latest styles in tailoring 149 ¬ 2t W 0 HINTON Agent any other man in Bourbon county and It has been practically unrewarded would be proper and tittiug to elect him to a clerkship He is certaiuly competent and his private life is above reMillersburg Gazette proach ¬ ¬ intelligent work for Democracy than F L McChesney has done more Strawberry Plants The country is suffering from too ¬ much Johnson in the House too much Tillman and too much Hanna in the Senate and too much Alger in the Cabinet ized The Dorothy Morton Opera Company is stranded at Atlauta Manager W B Emmerson decamped Saturday with all of the companys money and left the company without money to pay their board Miss Morton states that she has pawned 15000 w rth of diamonds to keep the company going until it reached Atlanta hoping to stem the crisis The company will be reorgan¬ FOR till mayl as Buback Haviland Gandy and others We sell in lots of 50 100 or 1000 Price 2 per 10 0 For further information apply to or address 500000 of best leading varieties SI iIE such ¬ ¬ The Cruel Knife surgical operation to cure cancer or any other blood disease The cruelty of such treatment is illustrated in the alarming number of deaths which re- ¬ sult from it The disease is in the blood and hence can not be cut out Nine times out of ten the surgeons knife only hastens death My son had a most malignant Cancer for which the doctors said an operation was the only hope The oper- ¬ ation was a severe one as it was neces ¬ sary to cut down to the jawbone and crape it Before a great while the Can- ¬ cer returned and be gan to grow rapidly We gave him many remedies without re ¬ lief and finally upon the advice of a friend decided to ¬ be my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of It will It is absolutely useless to expect a JOHN TKABUE Ruddels Mills Ky PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYin STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRiCB means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED PROSPECTIVE 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 tasty manner at a small expense Respectfully The broken lots of shoes we are offer- ¬ A Kentucky congressman named Pugh Is now after a berth thats brand nugh ing at special sale this week are the Of tNo 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio But others iu the race finest makes on our shelves Covet Judge Barrs place Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Davis Thomson Isgrig tf 2 nd are making Sam hustle a f ugh L H Landman M D TUESDAY MARCH 14 1899 returning every second Tuesday in each SPRING SUITS Spring Suit made to order If you do come to us While in Baltimore purchasing our Stock of Ready to Wear Clothing we made arrangements with the Largest and Best Merchant Tailor there Do you want a month Reeerence Everyleadingphyslcian Paris Kentucky If Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 Specific M- - D Surgeon to do our work Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta Office Hours to 40 7to 10 a m Give us a trial and we will convince yeu of our Superior Tailoring 2 to 4 p m and Wo k 7 to 8 p m We are now prepared to show the swellest and most complete line 18 of samples ever offered in this community- - Ranging in price from with the second bottle he Lvvsa i mmmi e began to improve After twenty bottles had been taken the Cancer disappeared entirely and he was cured The cure was a permanent one for he is now seventeen years old and has never had a sign of the dreadful disease to re- ¬ turn J N Murdoch S79 Snodgrass St Dallas Texas try S8 S and Swifts Absolutely the only hope for Cancer is Swifts Specific PARKER CLOTHIERS JAMES m GENTS FURNISHER 6aug tf Fourth ml Main Sts Paris Ky i to the very bottom of the blood and forces out every trace of the disease Elegant line of Pictures and Room S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable Mouldings and contains no potash mercury or Send me your old furniture to be re ¬ other mineral paired Books on Cancer will be mailed free Your furniture moved by experienced Nice cottage of four rooms apply to to any address by the Swift Specific bands C ARNSPARGER Co Atlanta Ga as C C CFor Blood s0a The it is the only remedy which goes J T HINTON J Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attendedjtow CARRIAGES FOR JtllKJli k f I Cottage For Rent Plii - 5 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TJESDAY FEBRUARY 28 1899 BOURBON NEWS 1881 TIE Charged With Taking Checks ¬ PERSONAL MENTION Bourbon Tobacco Sales X Walter Hill a negro man who has The offerings in the Cincinnati tobac been in the employ of Milt Abner to- COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY co market last weefc were large and THE NEWS MAN bacco dealer was arrested Saturday on the prices obtained were gene ally satis I En Lei ed at the Post office at Paris Ky as suspicion of having taken checks from Notes Hastily eoocJ iiss mail matter Bourbon men made the Jotted On The Streets At factory two letters belonging to Abner Having S K Nichols ten The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And followiug sales heard that the checks were expected at 1175 to 510 Smith hhls Elsewhere Mann TELEPHONE NO 124 Hill went to the poet office and got Ab at 10 to 595 Frietch Co five at Mr Samuel T James has been very six ners mail being given two letters as h i ill for a week 815 to 6 95 Griffith Williamson1 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES had been sent for the mail several times Payable in Advance six at 880 to 720 Griffith Snith Mr Ed Ware of Cynthiana was in 100 Hill opened both the htUrs and gave 82 00 Six mouths Oneyer four at 10 to 7 20 G W BrambUte city Sunday YOU CANT EVEN GET A RE HEWS COSTS the check in one to Abner He denied the of Nicholas sold eight hhds at 1375 to PORT FROM A GCN FREE OF CHARGE Miss Anna Wright is recovering 13 to having the other but confessed when 10 and six from 10 During from the grippe Deputy Postmaster Stivers accused him fifty one hhds of Blnegrass to ¬ the week Make all Checks Money Orders Etc MlLLFR payable to the order of CHAMP Dan Jordan left yesterday for a bus bacco sold at from 17 to 3 25 He admitted that he was given two letters and said that he threw one in the iness trip in Texas Daughters of the Confederacy Launch The Bourbon Steam cellar at the old Central hotel where it Mrs Douglas Thomas is visiting relhaving secured office room at was found together with th nauk bo k atives in Covington A meeting of the mothers wives and Parker James corner Fourth which was enclosed The other check Robb of Mason was in the daughters and sisters of the Confederate and Main will locate their main has not yet been fuuud Hill was arrested city Wm soldiers be will held Saturday on business in office at that place Phone No b officer George Hill and is now iu jail County t le Court room at Owens 4 All calls or bundles entrusted The case will be worked up by a post was Maj W C yesterdayof Georgetown the Court House at three oclock Friday in the city to them will receive prompt at- ¬ office inspector afternoon The purpose of the meeting Mr S M Wilmoth was reported tention is to organize a chapter of the Daughters much worse last evening Merchant Tailoring of the Confederacy A large attend Monday will be court day Mr Thos Henry Clay Jr is spend ance is desired We have secured the services of an ing a few days in Cincinnati The Elks meet this evening Initia- City papers please copy expert cutter and have bought tion Miss Kinzer of Hamilton Ohio is the most select and choicest line of suit Changes of Residence the guest of Miss Daisy Boone W H Clays sale at Elizabeth will ings that could be procured in New Mrs Come Watson left yesterday occur to day York City where our Mr J W Davis John D Feeney has rented the resion a business trip to New York dence of J K Spears on Seventh street George V Shipp has been appointed has recently returned from Mr and Mrs B F Buckley left last and has We expect to do high grade tailoring taken possession of same postmaster at Clintonyille this county in fit finish Shelbyville night for a weeks visit in Rev Dr Vaughn and wife will move and styles While the clothes that we will turn Capt Chas Winn was in Winches- to a flat in the Nippert building Tom Bratton an employe of the PowMrs Mary Webb will to day move er Grocery Co is very ill of pneumonia out will be the best that can be ter Sunday visiting relatives and triends made our prices will be moderate Miss Louie Brewer has retnred hoi e Into part of J T Hintons new resi A pension of eight dollars per month It will be our constant aim and effort from a visit to friends in Maysyille dence on Pleasant street G R Davis has been granted to Mollie Turner of to build up the most complete tailoring will move into the Ransdall residence Hon Harvey Myers of Covington city establishment of Central Kentucky vacated by Mrs Webb and Mrs Friend was in the city Friday on a business You will favor us by looking at onr will move into the residence vacated bv A genuine black lisle thread sock Spriug offerings before placing your trip Mr Davis F R Armstrong and family seamless toe and heel three pairs for order Miss Carrie Frank left Friday for a of Lexington remove from will fifty cents at Price Cos 2t Respectfully visit to relatives and friends in Louis- Lexington to this city taking their old J W Davis Co ville The Monday Night Literary Club met home which has been occupied by Mrs Merchant Tailors and Clothiers last night with Misses Etta and Mammie Mr J Q Ward Jr is in Cincin- Friend tt Paris Ky McClintock on Higgins avenue nati attending the season of grand Predictions For March The Revenue Men opera C F Clay Jr late of this city has Miss Hattie Maddox has returned to bought 480 acres of land in Oklahoma Rev Irl R Hicks predicts cooler Among the revenue asbignmtnts for where he will make his future home Marchjare Storekeepers W A John- Louisville after a brief visit to M 8 weather for first few daysof March with Lucy Keller sleet and snow deposits in the north and eye specialist is son day Jonas Sugden additional J Db Goldstein the W G Swearengen has gone to swollen streams and muddy highways in still in the city and can be consulted at M Russell bottling Paris Distilling Elmwood Ind to take charge of p the south Warm rains may be expected the Hotel Windsor Examination free Co Stamps Moore day J P Rogers string of trotters 1 to 6th Storm periods 11th to 18th bottling Peacock Distilling Co J M 2t Miss Jessie Kriener arrived home Much warmer 21st to 26th Heavy Jameson day H R Croxtou additional Paris has experienced something of G G White Co Ston keeper Gaugers yesterday afternoon from a visit to rela- thunderstorm 27th Prepare for a good an egg famine during the past week slice of late winter weather as March E E Price Bourbon Distilling Co tives in Lexington Eggs were quoted yesterday at 50 cents Gaugers Thompson Ware withdrawMiss Orra Barton of Harrison is nears its close per dozen als G G White Co Peaco k Distilling the guest of her sister Mrs Roseberry All the new shapes in Spring u f Co J M Burbridge Paris Distilling Rogers near this city Reed Steam Laundry The Haggard iucludiug Knox Stetson Guyer Man- ¬ Co rectifiers CoO H P Thomas Mr and Mrs E M Dickson were has been removed to the room on Main Co rectifiers Mays- - the guests of Mr and Mrs Irvine hattan The Davis and Nascimento are J W Watson street lately occupied by Parks Ritcb yille on sale at J W Davis Cos Blauton in Cynthiana Sunday eys bowling alley tf Mer hant Tailort- and Clothiers The Perluss Orchestra Judge A J Bonta Dr G W The Court of Appeals has affirmed Try our Leader Coffee six pounds tf rimes and G W Bramblett of Car decision of the Bourbon Circuit the The Perluss Juvenile Orchestra will lisle were in the city Saturday F B McDermott for 100 Court in favor of ex Sheriffs Beeding give a concert at the Methodist church Miss Dollie Yeager gave a very Dr Kellers Mistake Armstrong and McClure on Friday night March 10th under the pleasant dancing party Friday night at auspices of the Missionary Society of Dr David Keller formerly of his home near the Fair grounds The Spring style Knox hats came in the Christian Chursh The admission her GTuayand are now on sale at Mise Lucy Keller has returned home city now of Lexington swallowed a will be twenty five cents The Midway J W Davis Cos from a visit to relatives in Louisville small quantity of ammonia Saturday Clipper says i tfcrotaiih mistake for pine wine It was Sole Agents tf The exhibition of musical taleut giv accompanied by Miss Hattie lladdex Runrv Plew U 4feWl teased fttat it would prove fatal but he C Tli In Judge Purnells court Ed Mitchell en by the Perluss Brothers of George f oiacb better and is out of danger a colored youth was found guilty of the town at the Opera Hoasw Wednesday ter Miu Ninnine Clay art tftjgftaytC night excited the wonder and admira raral years ago Dr Keller lost his charge of stealing monev from G S tion of all those present These broth- few days in Covinrton and Cincinnati MB6 of smell aud failed to notice the Vardens cook was sentenced to thirty ers five in all are barely past the prat Mr and Mrs Thos I Brent of difference between the pine wine and tliug age yet they handle thir instru Kansas City are visiting relatives in days at hard labor ammonia ments with a skill that is akin to the marvelous Mr Perluss certainly has Paris after an absence of nearly nine The fire alarm from box 31 last to proud of the accomplish tten years For pure and clean clover and tim night at seven oclock was caused by reason of be boys ments his Editor Geo Lewis of the Frank- othy seeds buy of Geo W Stuart the explobion of a lantern in a stable tf fort Roundabout was in the city Friday Phone 77 There on Tenth street near High News Of The Churches and was a pleasant caller at The News was no damage done A new complete line of Spring The pulpit at the Christian Church office He was a former resident of Neckwear in all the latest shades Co agent for the Columbia will be filled next Sunday by Eld J A Paris Price and shapes at Price which L rd of Cincinnati Tailoring Co of Cincinnati tditor of the H H Hancock was summoned Sat- Clothiers offer C iristian Standard best tailors the employs urday night by telegraph to the bedside from Rev J N Prestige editor of the of his We are the peoples friends their springs linee of We re- ¬ mother at Trevillian Va It is 35 pants to order from Baptist Argus Louisville filled Rev F your linen and put neck bands on from 12 50 to feared that sue canuot live but a few pair to 950 Fit workman- W Eberhardts pulpit at the Baptist Haggard Reed from to 350 free days no Church Sunday preaching two excellent trimmings guaranteed ship and Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for Mrs A E Hall left yesterday for All dealings with this sermons fit no takee F B McDermott Eld J S Sweeney of this city began Colorado to make her future home witn 100 firm for the past two years have been by her satisfactory to all customers Give us a a protracted meeting Sunday at Eld his mother She was accompanied The Howard hat in stiff and Al ¬ Co 2t Zach Sweeneys church in Rchmond son who is going to Juneau Alaska to Price trial pine in different shades and Va Eld Zcb who preached fiue dis seek his fortune liudyard Kipling III Miss Mary Hall a gifted kins shapes for Spring have arrived courses to large audiences in this city Cos Clothiers Sunday morning and night at the woman of Mr Anthony Thornton of this at Price novel- ¬ Rudyard Kipling the famous Christian Church will assist in the city who has been the valued society Low prices on candies for entertainist and poet has been dangerously ill at meeting editor of the Coyiugton Commonwealth ments Cheap but pure the Grenoble in New York for several Newton Mitchell There will be a joint meeting of the for twenty years has severed hnr contf inflammation of the lungs C W B M and Willing Workeis at nection with thai journal and is now an days of the His condition yesterday afternoon was Mrs R B Hutchcrafts Saturday after- esteemed writer on the staff of the CinFor Rent Two furnished rooms very critical Miss Hall is cinnati Times Star noon at 230 p m Mothers invited pleasantly remembered by a large circle Apply to Mrs O W Miller Vine Bellamy Carnival A tf street Master Commissioner Sale of friends in the Bluegrass i Little Miss Katherine Graham The managers of the rink offer an Auctioneer A T Forsythe made the Two furnished rooms on Second unique entertainment Friday night in following sales Saturday for Master Com Thomson the pretty daughter of Mr and street with or without board Apply to the way of a Bellamy carnival which EM Dickson 66 42 acres of laud belong- Mrs R Q Thomson entertained about Mrs E R Flthian will prove a most amusing affair The ing to the estate of J Johnson Rogers was fifteen young friends Saturday afternoon prizes to be given to the best masked sold to Mrs MaryE Rogers at 0 per acre at a merry party at the home of her Dave Miller the barber has located ladies and gentlemen are displayed in Also forty nine acres aud thirty eight grand parents Mr and Mrs W L Davie bis chair in John Ayers shop opposite the show windows of Parker James pjles belonging to Wm Gibson to C in honor of her fifth birth day The 27j lm Schwartzs saloon C and A J Winters Gillispie at 2610 per acre and 176 acres time was pleasantly spent in playing games aud contesting for two prizes belonging to Wm Gibson to Ed Heavy Work For March Term of Sharpsburg at 5010 per acre Clark which were offered Refreshments were Geo W Stuart will promptly fill Also quarters of an acre in Ruddles served on a beautifully decorated table your orders for clover and timothy of the Bourbon Cir- three The March erm seeds Office on Third st opposite L Mills belonging to the estate of Mrs in the dining room which begins on the 13th cuit Court N freight depot tf Lucy Skinner to John May berry for 36 The Spring style Knox hats came in be an important term Besides will Saturday and are now on sale at about thirty felony cases which come up The Work of Burglars Nuts raisins dates figs currants J W Davis Cos seedless raisins for trial the Hutchcraft will case and Newton Mitchell Sole Agents tf tf companBurglars effected an entrance into the cases against the insurance ies will make a quantity of work for H M Collins Cos ore Thursday Thoi McNatnara was sent to jail at Try cur Leader Coffee six pounds night by sawing out a panel of the back Lexington Friday for contempt of court the court F B McDermott door They robbed the cash drawer of in refusing to answer questions regard- for 100 The Tarr Distillery Sold several dollars and then took an over- ing the whereaoonts of hl6 brother The Tarr Distilery at Lexington coat coat and vest underclothing colKing McNamara who killed Jacob owned by Wm Tarr and Thompson lars cuffs handkerchiefs and a valise Keller Tarr of this city was sold Saturday by The burglar was accompanied by a wo All persons having claims against the Ladies with small feet are reaping a their assignees R P and Jas Stoll to man as the tracks in the snow Friday W Moran deceased Isgrigs estate of Young at once to me properLeonard Cox for 60001 G G White morning showed A reward of 25 is a harvest at Dayis Thomson will present them special shore sale the finest hand made ly proven as required by law of this city was the contending bidder offered for the capture of the thieves shoes at cheap shoe prices All persons indebted to the estate of tf bidding 60000 for the property It is shapes in Spring hats same will please call at my office and All the new thought that the purchaser was ac ting Crystallized fruits nuts oranges settle Knox Stetson Guyer Manincluding for the distillery combine apples bananas malaga HENRYISPEARS hattan The Davis and Nascimento are emons grapes grape fruit Executor of Y W Moran J W Davis Cos Go to Geo W Stuarts for clover and on sale at Newton Mitchell tf 28feb lmo I tf Merchant Tailors and Clothiers timothy seeds tf Nineteenth Year Established ¬ NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES - ¬ ¬ ¬ HOSIERY Etc ¬ Arrivina easily ctt j up-to-da- te CONDONS Actual Facts Plainly Stated close out all our Winter Goods in the next 60 days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com parison goods of equal quality Vo ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fr ¬ All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Saxony Jackets at cost and Germantown Yarn Special reduction in Dress Gods 00 Embroidery Silks and Materials of all goods now 69c comprising Satin Berdescriptions at cut prices bers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose 20c 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ quality for 10c per pair The best val ¬ Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at ue in Paris 25c and 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 350 per pair re duced to one half of of former prices See onr extra wide Table Linen at 50c per yd worth double and cur i size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c Dinuer Napkins ai 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at 8c twice as much 10 4 Sheeting I2i and 15c ¬ ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away 1 If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and evflasses have perfect lenses always perfectly eentrwl and made of purest material set In frumen of the highest elasticity and co sequently of greatest durability united with the almost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses are scientifically fitted by Ur C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for they are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit them You will get poorly adjusted speciacles or poor imperfect lenses and are bPtter off without any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful Hler ana mey win lust longer without change and be cheapest in the end v1 ¬ ¬ - We ve engaged the services of Ir C H Bowen who will visit our store o he second and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and hve their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded ¬ cfjy March T-AIIOIIlSrC3- pssk ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Jsa Next visit -- Thursday 9- - 1 lt ¬ SFRinSTGr for ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cos WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap work You know that you cat not get something for nothing Good chthes art hound to c st more than cheap and inft rior ones We will make you a suit CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN KENTUCKY when you take into consideration the way thev are made Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST Spring and Summer Do you nred Spring Suit If so we ask you to look at our line WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS suits-to-ord- er TH1NJ out ¬ F P LOWRY S E TIPTON CO Cutter ¬ ¬ ¬ CAREFUL HANDLING LINEN is the rule in all departments OF ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of the Bourbon Steam Laundry and our customers have the satisfaction of knowing that their shirts collars and cuffs will be paired right laundered in an excep-¬ tional manner and with consnmate skill and that they will not be returned torn and frayed on the hedges We excel in fine laundry work ¬ tl Tur onpicn j The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors Telephone No 4 ¬ OUR GREAT SPECIAL ¬ Mid Winter Shoe 1 1 Sale ¬ ¬ ¬ Executors Hotice ¬ Is proving more attractive than we ad ev n anticipated and each purchaser realize that they have get u ne Bargains We still have on hand several undred pars of Ladies Hand Turns and Welts for this Special Sae and we are making prices so in- ¬ teresting that you cant afford to mi s this greit money saving oppor- ¬ ¬ tunity A in this sale limited supply of Childi ns substantial Winter school shoes ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Yea- r- Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday t y WALTER CHAMP Edltors and Owners URUCE MILLER i I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 1899 nothing 1 then went around to the ether end but found that there was If You Wear the Right Hosiery and no hollow there I beat upon the log Shoes and Keep Them Right Yon Will Re Happy and listened but no sound came forth save the echoes 1 could think of nothIf the microbes that accumulate on a ing else to do so I knelt down cocked my gun and pointed it into the log shoe in its journeyings and develop in pulled the trigger and bang mug its use were visible to the naked eye what a show it would be The variety out on the mountain air instinctive and number would make a microscopic I sprang from the log and almost multaneously with the shot came ar menagerie And yet we wear the same answer from within in the most gar shoes outdoors and indoors day in and age the most blood curdling hideous day out so long as they hold together sound 1 think that I have ever heard The older they are the more we cling to ¬ 1 n i ¬ right within and I could distinguish A By Happy Hollow Bear Hunt ifus SMcLain fields HOLLOW- - was i 1 itself is forgotten It was my four teenth birthday and my father had presented me thai morning with a long coveted treasure in the form of a shotgun It was a single barreL muzzle loader concern and would doubtless be considered quite antiquated by boy friends of this advanced aire of the breech loader and the bammerlesa At all events it was entirely up to date am able to recall few then and proiaU r happier moments of ni life have it yet than when that gun ¬ 1 Tennessee and surrounded bj splendid mountain ranges The nunc was most appropriately given to that hollow which was happy in faet as in name where in company with my boyhoods boon com panion Plato a great njlj brin dle cur dog as true ad faithful a dumb brute ever was have had many an exciting boyish romp and ramble in the days Ion- gfone One morning1 in the early fall of 1851 while Plato and were out for a rabbit hunt in the upper end of the Hol- ¬ low had in experience which am In do danger of forgetting1 until life ¬ ¬ ¬ L - little poets v alley nestling in the mountains of Ea1 HAPPY our no me i I ¬ I I ¬ and accompanied by j noise of scram bling out of the log which filled my whole being with fright I had nevei known Plato to run from any living thing before but he preceded me ii the flight this time As long as it take to tell it we were scarcely started whei out of the log came tumbling a great furious hungry bear bearing dowi upon us like the shadow of an awful I can shut my eyes now as I death write of it and feel the shiver of fright run through me as I felt it at the sight of that bloodthirsty beast nearly 5C years ago Or w d hed and nearei bruin came the blood streaming from his angry face when the shot from m On on and gun had taken effect nearer nearer and yet nearer the infuriated creature behind us And then -- horrors The brink of the great Straight down bluff was reached a tree not a frieidlj ward with not bush to aid me a descent impossible even- with ample leisure and greatest ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 firt morning in question shoulder feeling like came into my possession On the had it on in a veritable Na poleon Bonaparte going forth to con ¬ quer the world The rabbits must have heard the Betvs however for hunt as he would old Plato could not start a single one of them The were ordinarily plenti- ¬ 1 Par down below me smiledMhe sevene beaut of Happy Hollow There were the cows the horses the sheep brows ing quietly and there was the dear old home with the maple before the door under whose friend shade had p rob ably rested and listened to the music ol the mocking birds for the last time And then mothers warning came again before mi too late distinct and reI 1 care ¬ ¬ a descent was certain and death equally as certain was death just behind me Reloading my gun was now out of the question and had it not been the shot it carried were loo small to do more than further incense my proachful To attempt ful e lough At flow length weary with sat at the vela foot of the mountain walking1 1 which formed an almost perpendicular wail above my head lust to the right of n e was the dreaded Danger Line of the mountain range a rocky barrel desolate stretch or belt across th mountain with here and there a cave sunk in or a huge rock jutting out When all the rest of the mountain sides were clad in the green garments of spring time or the russet robes of au tiinu this stretch of sterile untini bered land showed naked and glaring like an Ugly frown on natures ice It wis some unpleasant frep in the tons ruction ot the mountains that never knew the reason for but I know that Taner Line1 was anivcrsaTlj avoided by white and black alike 1 ¬ Poor old Pltfto stood cowering by my side trembling and whining pjtc ously and in tin bitterness of my despairing heart accused him of it lb -- not dreaming of what was to follow The supreme momenl had come and was almost palsied with fright with not the strength or the resolution to raise my gun to strike a hist feeble blow for myself it in ten feet of me the bear rose on his hind feet to what appeared to m frightened vision an almost incred-¬ He was preparing to ible height knew the end was come spring tried to pray The power of and speech of thought even had deserted ¬ I I 1 1 murderous pursuer I the latter declaring that it was banted and the former that there were gained Pluto met the spring and rattlesnakes and even worst things to planted his teeth in my assailant be encountered there My mother had throat The bear clinched with htm ¬ me As he sprang- upon me thought to close my eyes but that privilege too was denied me Another moment and I would have breathed my last when as if by a noble inspiration all his wonted courage re - I positively forbidden me ever to go into that part of the mountain and hitherto 1 had seen it only from a distance curi ously had sat there under the shadow of the n on n tain in the sweet autumn still ness for perhaps ten minutes tired half Jveaming half wishing myself at was suddenly aroused to home when life and interest by a furious excited barkiag far up the cliff above me and slightly to my right At first I doubted m e rs I had never know n Plato to cross into Danger Line by so much was at as one step before and so loss to account for it And yet that was Plato- - well known voice 1 heard there could be no mistaking it There was so met 9 ing Strange romantic about it was burning with desire to all and see what manner of game he could have remembered my treed up there warning- - and faltered It mothers my experience that when a has been toy alters in the face of duty dis ¬ obedience has scored a point and trouble - near at hand There was my new gun as yet untried except at a lifeless target and after all perhaps it was only a squir rel In short my thirst for adventure got the better of me and my deter ¬ mination to follow Plato was fixed The next thing to be decided upon was could tell from how to get here Plato was a considerable his bark that distance above me and the height was Hut I was well nigh inaccessible young strong and active s mountain boys are apt to be and have some¬ 1 ¬ 1 mf irk fll -- rv a r v Y1 3 C - I 1 WMiM t -- tlffiBaar THE M 1 1 CRASHING DOWN AWFUL PRECIPICE ¬ ¬ sought to turn like a cowvrd for my life but I could move so at best only a few feet backward and I and fly 1 i 1 thought that if determined to climb time- r t sunbeam he could almost accomplish the task The mountain side was covered with small undergrowth and with the aid of this I den rmined toinake the ascent Hold in he ran with one hand slowly and laboriously I pulled myself up from bush to bush with the other guiding my course by the ceaseless bathing of Plato up above me At the end of about an hour of such toil I reached the top of the first bluff where for a width of something more than hundred yards was a level ground reaching to the foot of the next bluff and with no climbing now to do it was the work of but a few moments to reach Blato oming up to him I found him stationed at the end of a huge hollow log ami baying with more animation than I had ever known him to do before I dont know why it was but as I reached his side something stopped me as tnough a strong hand had been laid upon my shoulder and my mothers warning tame into my mind 1 turned mv face toward home and for one moment my conscience twitted me and my resolution was weakened But I shook off the spell and stooped to look ¬ a a ld boy weak and unstrung was I The struggle was fierce for a moment but saw that all was over for my dear old brindle playmate and I realized that it could be but a question of a if w seconds before the mad monster ould t urn on me There was a crash at my feet a giving way of the earth The great rock on which they struggled for life and ib ath had broken loose from its raoor ings carrying the ugliest bear and the noblest dog I ever saw crashing down the awful precipice to mutilation and death below it was the middle of the afternoon when I a tired weak sick and repentant boy reached home to receive the blessing- - and forgiveness of my fond I v ¬ ¬ and frightened parents At the foot of that bald cliff just where he f1l on that lonely autumn da in the long ago vou can find now unless impious hands have removed il a stone slab on which is rudelj chis eled this inscription PLATO Who Gave His Life to Save A ¬ Sacred to thf Memory ot FRIEND feet of where am writ-ill- Within now snoozing enuglt in ihe even ing sunbeams where thev play upon the floor through the open window is a larfc e and beautiful Maltese eat coiled up in restful oblivion to all 1 am writing on an immense bearskin the wearer of which came so near mak ing an end of me Country uentleman a few 1 into the hollo a log Closed Incident Talking abcui the Skippers home began the lark boarder I Dont ring in an There there p The landlady the cheese vl ahnut -- Syracuse Herald It wa as dark as looked fiercely A In After Years KA1LKOAD TIME CARD Before we were married you often spoke of being intoxicated with L NRR love for me He True my dear but yen must reARRIVAL OF TRAINS t member we have been married nearly From Cincinnati 1058 a m 588 p bree years m 1010 p m She Well whats that got to do with From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m it 333 p m 627 p m He Oh nothing Only there isnt From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m Cheaj 328 pm much hope for a man whodoesnt sober Why is it that your melancholy-lookin- g up ini that length of time Chicago From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m neighbor always has so many Daily News DEPARTTTRE OF TRAINS roubles V asked a suburban resident Too Much Variety of another To Cincinnati 315 a m 751 a m Although it bore the name of Del Because lie can borrow them 340 p m them To Lexington 747 a m 11 05 a m a man that will borrow your monico it was an unpretentious resWho would think of living in a gar- Theres taurant in the suburbs of St Louis A 545 p m 1014 p m paper every ment to the extent shoes are lived in reading it day before you are through Stranger entered and asked To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m and then get grumpy on and vet what garment is so soiled as your 1016 p m What have you got to day hands il you quit taking it You To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m shoes Ham and aigs sah can bet your life that if he had to buy A good shine will keep the outside F B Carr Agent Anything else De trouble he wouldnt have any of shoes looking well It should be the troit Free Press Yes sah you kin hah de aigs wid business of the wearer to see that shoes out de ham or de ham widout de aigs are frequently exposed to sun and air Tammany Times E lMiiiilii lnom Perfectly dean hosiery should be In our town there dwells a man V ientlc Reminder Who thinks hes quite a hero worn This can scarcely be changed too At a Brighton boarding house break And the reason of it is hecause often The ills that flesh is heir to When the mercury drops to zero fast I see by the papers that eggs are would be mightily lessened if men and He willingly devotes his time imported from all parts of the contiTo keeping the children good women were as careful as fastidious nent Do thesecome from Italy And of their care relieves his wi al out their footwear as they are about So she can splp the wood EAST BOUND Certainly not they are fresh from a their hats or collars Rheumatism and Chicago Daily News farm near here But why do you ask Lv Louisville 80am 600pm many other ailments would decrease if Oh merely because somehow they Ar Lexington 1115am s40pm II LOWING HIS OWX HOKV not disappear Nerves would quickly lhJiam K50pm 830am 5o0pm made me think of The Lays of Arcient Lv Ijexington lIfiKnm l nniQliini fi Mrim Lv W mchestei right themselves and sing happy songs Koine Tit Bits Upm yxam 7lbpm Ar mi ierungJZ2opm to the senses generally instead of Ar Washington finjamiMOpm Ar PhilatelphialOliam 705pm wailing out tiresome miseries if feet Of Course They Have Ar New York 1240an 908pm svere incased in clean coverings at all Smith Did you notice that peculiai WEST BOUND sign on the door as we just passed times a perfect ones No what was it Who knows the shape of Ar Winchester 730am 4iipm ftMUB 250pm Smith Orphans court 800am 520pm Tuiiam 343pm foot Ar Lexington It is recorded of an artist that Ar Frankfort Shllam tfcJUpm fail to see anything peculai ArShclhyville l0lam 720pm upon 3000 feet to find a model he passed Jonea1 about that Orphans have as much Ar Louisville lL0UamS15pm to work from when he wanted to reright to court as other people havent Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ a Venus yet every girl might have store cept Sunday other trains run daily they Chicago Record perfect feet if she cared for them prop- ¬ Through Sleepers between Louisville erly Lexington and New York without On the Trolley Costly thy habit as thy purse can Conductor pointing to a sgn No change buy applies in clothing the feet as well For rates Sleeping Car reservations or smoking Dont you see that ign as the rest of the body anv information call on cant you read Buy a shoe snug enough to hold the F B Carr Passenger pulling away on a two Agent L heel and instep without slipping and NRR fer Thats all right Im not super- orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky long enough to afford spring and play stitious I dont believe in signs Div Pass Agent of the feet in with the rise and fall Judge Lexington locomotion Proper walking should be taught in ot Her Style I heard you sing but where I saJ school and acquired early in life What would you a if I were tc T could not see you asked young Orientals are more reformed about Ah that was unfortunate you had kiss you Miss Tonmuy p Callow es than we progressive west their the frame without the picture Ally M Ry Mr Callow replied Miss Tommey Frankfort erners are The Japanese do not wear Slope r I am not in the habit of indulging in the same shoes indoors as outdoors IliiKiiMs Point of View XY oratory on such an occasion Mohammedans consider it a defile ¬ ELKHORN ROUTE Silence is golden may do very well ment to enter the mosque in shoes worn For folks who have secret theyd rather World Dutside Peasants in Fiance slip their not tell LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT What He rIcant DE SUBEH 5th 18 ii abots from their feet at the threshold But if you have goods that you desire to Younec Tutor wrote 1 am a coach sell and walk about the rooms en chauiettes Youll But was taken iuit aback tind i more golden to stand up EAST BOUND To set this answer from a friend if an errand takes them inside the and yell You mean young man a hack L A VY Bulletin No 1 No 3 No 5 house Harvard Lampoon Pnss Pass Mixed wide in this have searched far and 7 uuam 3 4Upui i 00pm Lve Frankfort a Not Untitled to It A LITTLE TOO LATE country for real house hoes such as 7 11am 3 52pm 1 20pm Lve Klkhorn He wants a divorce said the law7 lSam 4 00pm Lve Switzer 35pm as a matter of course in Ger are worn Lve stamping Grnd 7 Ja m 4 10pm 1 55pm1 yer because he says his wife refuse many and France Our maid of all 7 litiirii 4 Itipm Lve Prevails 7 39dm 4 22pm Lve fohnson work clicks or clumps about in tight to cook for him 7 4iam 4 2 pmi 2 30pm Lve Georgetown Hes not entitled to it replied the horrors racking our nerves every step dyspeptic Lve C S Ry Depit b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm partner No man is entitled S 17am 4 48nm Lve Newtown or if silence is insisted on she wears H 25a rn 4 rfipm Lve Centreville to a divorce unless his wife insists upon any old thing and she is often nervLve Elizabeth 8t0am 5 00pm Chicago X 40am 5 10pm Arr Paris c ous and cross from exposure and fa- ¬ cooking when she cant Post tigue attendant upon iil fiiting micrWEST BOUND obe-filled old shoes Our Social Distinction No 2 No 4 No 6 It is said that French women are the Why do you hold that Miss Perken- Pass Pass Mixed y sOam 5 4upm best shod women in the world It is ham is not your social equal Her faLve Paris c 0 40am 5 50pm L Lve Elizabeth good to look upon a genuine bonne ther is one of the wealthiest men in 9 4Sam 5 55pm Lve Centreville the good woman of the house on this part of the country isnt he 9 53am Lvp Newtown 03pm Lv C s Ry Depot b 10 2Sam 617pm1 750am of the home whom the general comfort Yes but my parents were married 10 32am ft 20pm 7 51am Lve Georgetown depends She looks so comfortable bv a minister Hers were ioined bv a M7am 8 2tipm Lve Johnson 10 43am 6 32pm Lve Duvalls She wears such comfortable clothes justice of the peace Chicago Daily Lve Stamping Grnd IC 50am 6 9pm 8 22am such comfortable shoes Her steps are News 11 00am 6 4Hpm 8 40am Lve Switztr 11 07am 0 56pm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn as noiseless as if she walked on velvet 11 20a in 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankort a Identical and indeed her shoes are often of velDaily except Sunday I hate to see a man stand round Papa I heard you were a bad girl tovet with felt or leather soles If she N b connects with Q a Connects with L talking politics said Senator Sorg- day and had to be spanked fe C connects with Ky Central eteps outdoors the sabots at the door Small Daughter Mamma is awful are slipped into and taken off again on hum But Ive heard you talk politics strict If Id a know n she used to be a her return X Y Herald KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS yourself remonstraed the friend school teacher Id a told you not t am p m PM am Never i wasnt talking politics I marry her Harlem Life Ar 11 20 7W 340 700Lv Frank Tort GOT EVEN WITH THE WAITER Washington was talking business Georgetown Ar 10281 17 42l 750iLv Lv 930 540 Paris Si0 840 Ar Havent Yonf Star Maysville Lv 543 ii 830 Ar Tlic Rolls He Served Were Good Glove Depp wisdom comes with age they say Lv 709 255 616 ll42lAr Winchester Yet lots of times weve seen Cleaners But Not Fit for The Proper Place Lv 020 200 720 L OOlAr Richmond was gray A man long after he Eating Twas not beneath the mistletoe Keep right on keeping green I kissed my darling rose GEO B HARPER Gpnl Supt L A W Bulletin Twas not beneah the mistletoe JOS K NEWTON G P A In one of the restaurants on Dearborn But right beneath the nose No Fun for Them Ktreet a girl with a smiling face and a N Y Evening Journal stenographers notebook ordered rolls Its a practical certainty she said DISCRETION that there will be more and chocolate for her luncheon The men in Heaven women than tables were crowded and the waiter Then the women wont stay he rewho served her was jostled to and fro plied thereby demonstrating that he in his progress from the kitchen Some- ¬ X Chicago Post knew women how a large brown crusted roil fell on the floor The waiter glanced at They Seldom Do the girl who seemed to be studying The Leading Specialists of America Isnt it aw fully difficult asked the her notes It was a long way back to gushing maiden to tind new ideas fGr 20 YEARS IN OHIO He hesitated a moment Ihe kitchen your plays Then he left the plate with the two re ¬ 250000Jured replied the success I dont know maining rolls on a convenient side table ful playwright I have never tried it and carried the chocolate to its desti- ¬ WECURESTRICTURE Brooklyn Life nation The girl still studied her hiero- ¬ Thousands of younjr and middlo agcd glyphics men are troubled with this disease many Not Feminine unconsciously They may have a smart The waiter tiptoed back to where tho Mrs Dasherly And is she getting so ing sensation small twisting stream fallen roll lay With a quick motion shirp cutting painsat times slight dismasculine WB awfully Flasherly indeed she is Accharge difficulty in commencing weak he picked it up turned his back on the Mrs organs omissions and all the symptoms waiting customer dusted off the crust of nervous debility they havo STRIC ¬ tually paid car tare for all four of u TURE Dont let doctors experiment on of the roll placed it on the plate with to drop her money on without trying you by cutting stretching or tearing Say Jim the floor X Y Journal First boy in distance you hi will not cure vou as it will rethe other pieees of bread and then with turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT a flourish placed the dish beside the deres de kid we come down to lick MENT absorbs tho stricture tissue reat Day Second Boy Well lets wait deres cup of chocolate After that he folded hence romovoj tho stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer Cayman This is a great day for us no hurry X Y World his arms and looked very solemn ing no dotention from business by our home My daughter comes out toat method Thosexuiilorgansarostrength With a little start the girl awoke His Harvest Time ened Tho nerves are invigorated and night from her abstraction She broke a tho blisj of manhood returns The ice mans now endeavoring So does my Duniley Dont say so piece off one of the rolls The waiter With his usual cupidity brother Hes been in for a month To gather gold by severing watched her Instead of paying the Illustrated American Much aqueous frigidity Thousands of young and middle aged least attention to the location of the Catholic Standard and Times men are having their sexual vigor and butter she began to rub her left glove vitality continually sapped by this dis The Credulous Public ease Thoy aro frequently uuconscious with the bread When one piece crum ¬ The Spoils of Office man who thinks he knows it all The of the causo of these symptoms General Less harm in life would do bled she look another She worked first Mr Smith Well Maria Ive got my Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail so often did not make If he ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Memon one glove and then on the other appointmen at last Im to be postHis neighbors think so too ory Irritability at timo Smarting SenMen and women sitting near noticed master Washington Star sation Sunken Eyes with dark circle Weak Ruck General Depression Lack Now His V jfe Wont that be nice the peculiar performance The waiters Shrunken of Ambition Viiricocelc Unite Likely w hole eyes bulged out After the rolls had we an get our postage stamps at Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE Mrs GoodJcind Are you willing to may bo tho causo Dont consult family been reduced to crumbs the gloves were sale price Judge doctors as they have no experience in work if I give you a good dinner buried in the little heap piled on the theso special diseases - dont allow Seldom Fedd Yem Something Wrong Quacks to experiment on you Consult tablecloth head waiter stopped The Specialists who havo made a life study of What can you do This hat wont do near the table He looked as if he in- ¬ Diseases ot Men find Women Our NEW N Y Work me jaws maam METHOD TREATMENT will posiIt is very becoming to you madam tended to enter some sort of an objec- ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars World Yes but it is too large tion but he did not have time for a caso wo accept for treatment and Too large cannot cure lcrms moderate for a cure It fits you perfectly There1 said the girl rising from by a Long Shot Not Chi The price is what is too large her seat I must hud some place where Let me- pleaded the Xew York CURES GUARANTEED cr Record J can cat For glove cleaning or tloor break the ice with a kiss youth We treat and cure EMISSIONS ncrubbiug these roils are unexcelled Xo returned the Boston girl firmVARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET Conclusive Proof STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET but one cant reaily enjoy them as aryou dont make any glacial in- ¬ She 1 can scarcely believe that you ly DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARGTown Topics ticles of diet ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases cisions with me me as much as you say love BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE Then she smilingly paid the cashier He VVel Ill bring my check book FREE Exeeedinjgly So If unable to call write for and walked out with a stately step QUESTION BLANK for HOilE with me to morrow night and show Jones And is he so very popular TREATMENT Chicago Inter Ocean you th siubs X Y World Johnson Popular Why that man wmm has been the preferred creditor in fivo In Culcasco A Bad Habit failures X Y Journal Ella Fred says he loves the very Parker always exaggerates every ¬ 122 W FOURTH STREET rronnd I walic on She Wasnt Yoans thing so Stella Hed love you enough if he CINCINNATI O Ella Tme heals all wounds Yes he cant even slart an account loved simply the ground vou stand on at the bank vithout overdrawing it otella You must have seen a good 4wj kh K flAH a W vftv AEJ N Y World deal of h3linjf X Y World Illustrated American TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEET MU M V m She i ¬ ¬ mm oi si TIME TABLE I ¬ ¬ i ¬ Cincinnati V -- -- ¬ ¬ j 1 i ¬ ¬ WW ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DrsXK ¬ 1 W jfjUgp ¬ ¬ L ¬ ¬ WECURE GLEET ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Kennedy Kergan x T THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 illustrious senator who still lacked a lozel or more votes of reelection was in the The Arctic Explorer Account of the ba rbers chair Capture of Two Little Bears Trje razorial artist ran his fingers through 1m the Far North Lis Customers hair Seems rather dry and dead he said in a deferential and suggestive manner While boring through the heavy ice Great Scott exclaimed the illustrious in an effort to enter the Hudson strait statesman fiercely Cant I go anywhere a polar bear and her two cubs were without having mv deadlocks thrown up to me -- Chicago Tribune seen and the Hope was immediately 1899 COMFORTING WORDS TO WOMEN Sensitive on That Head PEARY AS A HUNTER ffijiffc CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE headed in their direction It was a Kleptomania beautiful trio of unusually white aniMolly Jack stole something from under mals A few moments after the rifles my very nose while we were down at the began to crack the old bear was floating shore looking at those fishing boats lifeless in the water between two pans DollyWhat was it a little smack of ice and the cubs swimming lustily Somerville Journal away from the ship among the pools and lanes of water which intersected THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS the floes in every direction is due not only to the originality and Quickly the dory was lowered and simplicity of the combination but also with five men started in pursuit while to the care and skill with which it is others of the party and crew scattered manufactured by ccientific processes over the ice to head the cubs off if they known to the California Fig Syrup left the water Soon one of them wa Co only and we wish to impress upon lassoed and turned over to the care of all the importance of purchasing the Bonesteel who had followed the dor true and original remedy As the aver the ice and the chase continued genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured after the other Mr Bonesteel immedi by the California Fig Syrup Co ately found all of his college athletics only a knowledge of that fact will Every cough makes called into active play as with the line assist one in avoiding the worthless your throat more raw about the cubs neck in one hand and b imitations manufactured by other par-¬ Every and boat hook in the other he endeavored ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ tj maintain his balance He was almost fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medi- ¬ cough congests the lining dragged into the water by the sturdy cal profession and the satisfaction membrane of your lungs little fellows efforts to swim away The which the genuine Syrup of Figs has Ceasetearing your throat next moment he was doing his best tc given to millions of families makes and lungs in this way keep the vicious youngster from climb- the name of the Company a guaranty Put the parts at rest and ing up on the ice pan w ith him where of the excellence of its remedy It is give them a chance to far in advance of all other laxatives he would have an opportunity to make heal You will need some as it acts on the kidneys liver and effective use of teeth and claws ¬ help to do this and you After an hours chase during which bowels without irritating or weakennor will find it in the dory was reenforced by a whale ing them and it does not gripe nauseate In order to get its beneficial boat and then by the Hope herself the effects please remember the name of second cub was finally headed off cornered and lassoed Then the body of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO the old bear and the growling and snapping youngsters were hoisted on 8 AN FRANCISCO Csl NEW TORE II T board the former deposited amidships LOUIS VILLK K j to receive the attention of Mr Fig ging the naturalist and the latter tied His Pecnllnr View to a ring bolt aft until a couple of hogs Doesnt it sometimes make you gloomy heads could be prepared for their quar to hear the wind howling about on a wild night ters No answered the man with a careThe little brutes were possessed of worn look I rather like to hear it The truly marvelous strength White trans wind doesnt come up and ring your doorferring them to their hogsheads one bell and ask how about that bill or tell you you dont tag your succeeded in freeing himself from the youll get arrested if 1 From the first dose the dog It doesnt sing till wont ropes trotted aft and was on the point morning away off the key and go home the quiet and rest begin the disgrace of jumping overboard when I saw him neighborhood It howls because it enjoys tickling in the throat just in time to jerk him back on to the it Rut it never says anything to hurt anyceases the spasm weak- ¬ deck where Prof Burton fell upon him bodys feelings I sometimes honestly wish more wind in this life and that there ens the cough disap- ¬ bodily in a Greco Roman embrace and less people wasWashington Star pears Do not wait for reenforcements rapidly arriving the pneumonia and con- ¬ youngster was again securely bound llromuH Inermls Grass sumption but cut short and transferred to his hogshead It Its the greatest grass on earth Salzer says your cold without delay was quickly evident that these would so This grass yields 4 to 7 tons better hay than countries hold the cubs but- a short time so a yields timothy in dry rainless Ohio Ind even more than that in Dr Ayers Cherry Pec- ¬ strong cage was constructed by the Mich Wis Iowa 111 Mo Kans Nebr toral Plaster should he ships carpenter from heavy planks To Mont yes in every state of the Union this they were transferred and their Salzer warrants this to Potatoes A120 a Bbl over the lungs of every per-¬ Send this JOHN house was lashed to the rail on tin port SEED CO noticeCROSSE WIS SALZER LA and 10 son troubled with a cough side of the quarter deck cents postage and receive their great Seed They were fed on meat and water Catalogue and sample of this grass seed and Doctor Write to kJ and soon went to sleep like innocent nine other farm seed Rareties free Unusual opportunities and leng experience eminently qualify us for kittens with their heads resting upon girl giving you medical advice Write their paws During their first nap on allA right wearing one glove may have two freely all the particulars in your case but she may have a ring on one Tell us what your experience has board ship they were named Polaris hand Washington la J Democrat been with our Cherry Pectoral You will receive a prompt reply without and Cassiopeia after the two blazing cost constellation which circling about the Crescent Hotel Eureka Spring Ar ¬ Address DR J C AYER Loweii Mass kansas pole star light the gloom of the great Opens February 23 In the Ozark Moun night of the Arctic regions In this cage they lived and throve during the tains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery Unequaled medicinal waters Cheap ex rest of the voyage occasionally taking cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco a mouthful out of the boot of an incau ¬ Line Address J O Plank Manager Room Only Building or Frisco tious sailor or snapping up a careless 11 Arcade Centurv 101 fC TrinWi N Broadway St Ticket Office No mitten and on one occasion securing a Louis Mo bit of finger with the mitten Lieut Stand- ¬ Peary in St Nicholas The trouble with so many people is they nCVTiXSM know so much that docs them no good Washington Ua Democrat BIRDS OF ILL OMEN ¬ years both shoulders had to be is a woman and her advice is freely fed like a little child Arms had hung help- offered to all women sufferers less ever since 1 knew him no use of them Mrs O E Laud of 19th and N whatever Sts Galveston Texas whose And he was cured without medicine asked the man who had his foot on the letter is printed below was completely discouraged when table Yes she first wrote to Mrs Pink inquired the man with ham Here is what she says Or liniments the slouch hat Dear Mrs Pinkham I Or liniments of his arms in one wrote to you some time ago And recovered the use moment observed the man with the gog- telling you of my ills but ¬ The Surgical Chair and its Tortures May be Avoided by Women Whc Heed Mrs Pinkhams Advice Up Man Womans modesty is natural it is charming said the man in the macintosh Yes To many women a full statement of their troubles to a male physician is allighting another cigar it was one of the most impossible The whole truth may be told to Mrs Pinkham because she most remarkable cases I ever knew Rheumatism 25 ¬ The Man with Rheumatism Come in Contnct with the Hold ¬ J3Ihbv 7 ¬ gles on Ive heard of such things remarked the man in the inverness It was under cir cumstances of strong mental excitement wasnt it Yes Yes ¬ vouching irritable ¬ I thought so He was induced to believe he could be cured if only he made the effort wasnt he 1 suppose so Something or other of that nature Then theres nothing strange about it The history of medical practice is full of such cases It was only an instance of what they call faith cure No said the man in the macintosh reflectively you could hardly call it that The cure was effected by a man with a revolver who met him on a lonely road and ¬ ¬ said ¬ Hold up your hands And he held Chicago Journal them up MADE AN IMPRESSION The Aycrs Cherry Pectoral Smart Aleck Candidate Spoils His Chances by Being- Too Foremost - rote went back on him when he ran for congress Do you happen to know why the rural ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tician of another Never gave the matter any study Nor did I Just happened to learn a few facts He went to a big meeting of horticulturists several years ago long before he thought of running for office You know what a smart Aleck he is After what was really a thoughtful and well considered discussion he obtained permission to ask some questions and started off with this one There Where do literary laurels grow was a laugh and the thing would have been remembered as a joke had he not per¬ ¬ asked one leading Michigan poli- - now I write to thank you for the good your remedies have done me I have used two bottles of Lydia E j J aasL yBsB bbvh bbdIb ¬ Pinkhams Vegetable Compound three packages of Sanative Wash and one box of Liver Pills and to 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ev7 LJOS v ¬ ¬ sisted A glad hand often hides an itchin palm When a man is hard up he is generly cast down The man with a pull is usuly in the push The prodigal son has always been a husky fellow Alcoholic spirits generly go before a fall The fellow with a grindstone is a lookin The Sage of Sawhaw Says CONSTIPATION move them except by using hot water injections Chronic constipation for seven years placed me in this terrible condition during that time I did ev ¬ I hare gone 14 days at a time without movement of the bowels not being able sv to ¬ - Who cultivates the flowers of rhetoric was his next conundrum and then he wanted to know if the buds of genius could be forced and if they could survive a hard winter Mister Chairman shouted a little weazened man in the back of the hall I would move you sir that we apint a committee of three to report on the feaserbility of raisin pumkins in large cities and fur to ascertain if the germs of true will kin be cultervated in the cabbage head The 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Alabastine Co Grand Rapids alien ¬ REJECT THE JUST AS GOOD Kalsomines are cheap and temporary preparations manufactured from whiting chalks clays etc They are stuck on the walls with decaying animal glue Ala- ¬ bastine is not a kalsomine It is a rock base cement which sets and it hardens with age It can be re coated and redecorated without having to wash and scrape off its old coats Beware of a larpre fouu pound package of light kalso- ¬ mine sold to dealers for four pounds and offered to customers as a five pound package ¬ J I The dealer who tells you that he can sell you the same thing as Alabastins or something just as good either is not posted or is trying to deceive you In of ¬ fering something he has bought cheap and Is trying to sell on Alabastlnes de- ¬ mands he may ot realize the danger to himself as well as to you Beware o all new substitutes Dealers risk a suit for damages by selling and consum ¬ ers by using an infringement Alabastine Co own the right to make and sell wall cor tings adapted to mix with cold water UG31 8 A THE BOURBON NEWS Shoemaker A tARIS KY I i TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 L8S9 Accounts There was a shoemaker I met not long ago says a writer in Chambers Journal who had a most elaborate method of keeping his books Against the wall of his workshop he had a large Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs board erected which he painted black Small Fruits and everj thing for Orchard Into this board he used to drive hob- Lawn or Garden We employ no agents nails tacks brass and steel rivets and but sell direct at reasonable prices other nails used in his trade to repre- Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on ap- sent work done For instance the sol- plication to ling of a pair of boots woud be repre-H F HILLENMEYEU sented by a small piece of leather tack- Lexington Ky ed on to the board by means of a brass rivet bat if the boots were hobnailed Telephone 279 then a hobnail was used instead of the braes rivet A steel rivet indicated a patch on the sole and a patch on the upper was shown by tbe addition of a piece of thin leather New boots were shown drawn in chalk as were also the Having rented my tarna I will offer at hieroglyphics representing the customers names public sale on Some peculiarity of manner dress or Tuesday February 28thil899 surroundings was chosen to indicate whose account it was The parsons ac- the following property count was placed under the rough draw- 1 good work mule ing of a church the curate who wore 1 good Work-hors- glasses was represented by a sketch of 1 combined saddle and harness horse them a couple of circles one blank 2 combined saddle and harness mares and one with a dot in the center stood 1 harness and work mare for the postman who had lost one eya Some tiae Jersey cows and heifere g A beer barrel was the innkeepers sign Also some grade cows and heifers 10 brood sw8 the village pump did duty for the milk- 1 1 horse wagon mrn while the schoolmaster was per- 1 4 horse wagon sonated by the drawing of a cane The 1 1 horse cart old man was a great wag but he never 1 binder good as new had his accounts challenged in spite of 1 new disc grain drill their quaintness 2 disc cultivators 1 rockaway Concerning Appendicitia 1 buggy Dr H R Lemen of Alton Ills says harrows and other Roller plowe to mention I often meet people who have such a things too numerous wholesome fear of appendicitis that they Sale to begin at 10 oclock Terms All sums of 10 and under do not eat grapes tomatoes figs or cash over that amount six mouths fruits containing little seeds because of a fear that these seeds will lodge in the me without interest appendix and cause appendicitis XV H CLAY Whenever I hear a person say he Elizabeth Ky denies himself fruits because of this A T Forsyth Auctioneer fear I take occasion to assure him that it is useless to take any such precau- tions If you like fruit eat it for ap- pendicitis seven in ten instances is due to other things than seeds Little particles of food of any kind can lodge in the appendix and produce appendicitis even a bread crumb being capable Is carefully selected and will give of it In addition a great many cases full satisfaction to lovers of a got d are caused by something entirely out- ide the appendix something causing cup of Coffee the inflammation To all I would say Go ahead and LORD eat anything you like for all precauIs of the highest grade carefully tions you may take are not going to selected and blended so as to give save you from appendicitis if you are The inexplicable to great delicacy of flavor with extra going to have it majority of cases things which the Strength Purity guaranteed are attributable cannot be guarded against and it is useless to fight the urn Plants lints ¬ Public Sale Bush Woman Close to the wagon we met a bush woman one of Indowyokas people re duced by starvation to the most emaci- ated and pitiable condition Her hus band had been killed by lions some days before though she herself had escaped with her life On her back and shoul- ders were the marks where the same lion had ripped away great strips of flesh Long clots of blood had dried on her body the wounds had not even been washed I gave her some meat which she seized upon and at once ate ravenously The bones were almost through her filthy skin her little beady eyes set close together under a low re treating forehead her flattened nose and large protruding lips concealing what little chin she possessed gave her a look most uncanny and repellent Altogether more like an animal than a human being she seemed to me the lowest type of womankind that it has ever been my fate to look on There are numbers of bushmen and their wives who live in this miserable condition wandering through the veldt with no other means of subsistence than such trash as wild roots and berries Some of the men have guns and ammunition and they spend their whole time in shooting When they kill a buck within reach of water say ten miles the whole family congregates on the spot sits round the body and gorges itself until every scrap of flesh and skin has Blackwoods Magazine disappeared TOGGERY HINTS j j Spring And Hummer FIRST Consider J The magnitude of the offerings The novelty of the style The astonishing variety The matchless price SECOND Compare the Garments made by this house with Aiy Merchant Tailor THIRD You will be impressed with the dignity of cut and shape of fashion seen only in the garments made by us OF course you and at proper price iil want something to wear want it made right 25 A SUIT that would not deign to notice sweetiy on 20 this season last Fall will smile COFFEES ROYAL PiUDE ¬ CALVERT ¬ STJPERBA minority Will mike the whoi family cheer Sam Hodffklna Will ful as it is of the finest Java and Sam Hodgkins says the Lewiston Reiiuacitated the Pet Kitten blend Try it and if not Journal was in his day and genera Mucha A well known East End doctor tells satisfied your money will be re ¬ tion a much respected citizen of Hancock and like his son Dudley better ne was funded J r at college A girl whom he known as Uncle Dudley was well - The Flrt John Jacob Astor Although Mr Astor had led a life mainly devoted to business interests he found great pleasure in the society of literary men says Mra Julia Ward Dr Cogswell Howe in The Atlanti home with us for some years made his after the closing of his famous school but finally wont to reside with Mr As- tor attracted partly by the latters promise to endow a public library in the city of New York This was accom plished after some delay and the doc tor was for many years director of the Astor library He used to relate some humorous anecdotes of excursions which he made with Mr Astor In the course of one of these the two gentlemen took supper together at a hotel recently This opened Mr Astor remarked man will never succeed Why not inquired the other Dont you see replied the financier what large lumps of sugar he puts in the sugar bowl Once as they were walking slowly to a pilotboat which the old gentleman had chartered for a trip down the har Mr Astor 1 bor Dr Cogswell said have just been calculating that this Mr boat costs you 25 cents a minute Astor at once hastened his pace reluc tant to waste so much money ¬ ¬ ¬ Expert measuring by a representative from the Company The Globe Toiloriug Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt Co The Groat Cincinnati Tailors THE full Sample Line and its a beauty supplemented with a will be ON DISPLAY MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Fab 27 28 and March 1st NOTE -- The Globe Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is conceded to be the large strictly Merchant Tailoring House in America controlling the best workmen in every department TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN B RINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY News and Opinions RfllSE known all over the eastern portion of the county An amusing story is told A rtvftDinnmr trx any coflee by some of his old acquaintances to an oujjciivn mj vwiicc ioi selling at 35 cents a pound It ii eastern Maine paper of how he once of the finest Mocha and Java care- - made his will It happened to be done v fully blended and will give perfect at a time n hcn the old man was in one of his happiest and most generous moods and realizing no doubt the uncertainty of human life concluded that he would bequeath to his seven sons Is like everything else made in Dudley Zachariah Moses Sam Shem good splendid Gee and Elliot his worldly goods and Old B mrbon - HUNTER ¬ BOURBON JAVA superfine Try it Youwill like it possessions JSoXci GN PARRIS OF mastersgsale Valuable Farm He was very anxious that the will should be legal and was careful lest any of his children might be left un mentioned in some way So the old man drew up the instrument in part like this Half to Dud half to Zack and all the rest to Moses Shem is blind Sam is poor Gee has moved to the Falls Sullivan Falls and Elliot is As the will wa never pro tiie baby bated it answered the purpose just as well as any ¬ Bismarck and tbe French Bismarck had no great opinion of the French He believed that they are too easily swayed by popular catchwords Talk to a Frenchman about liberty Bourbon CiRCtiTflCouRT equality and fraternity tell him that J M Logans Executrix JPlaintiff his nation is the greatest in the world vs and you can do anything with him Sallie Corbin etc Defendants You can impress the French more than any other people if you tell them it is By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon Circuit Court ancle and entered in done in the name of freedom Asked his opinion in the case of a the above styled cause on the 17th day ofJJ December 1896 I will sell publicly certain French spy he said Its a at the Court House door in the City sad case Youve to hang him but of Paris Kentucky on do it with the utmost politeness so as Exchange not to hurt his feeings 3lomlay 18Ji gt 3Iarchth at about the hour of noon thefollow ing described real estate to wit Equal to a Fairy Story - Bilkins was seated in an easy chair paper while his wife was A tract of about 118 acresand 32 enjoying his Bobby the busy with fancy work polds of land lying on both sides of the son of the household on the Inuis turnpike in Bourbon Harp county Ky about 30 acres on one side floor was fighting a battle with tin sol- thereof and bout 88 acres and 32 poles diera Presently the little fellow tired on the other the latter containing ira of his play and exclaimed Wise Lad provementssaid farm adjoining the lands Mamma wont you please tell me a of John J Piper the estate of PMra fairy story What will happen to you if you are Catherine Smedlev and Mrs Julia a good little boy asked the kindly old I dont feel like it tonight Bobby Steele located about 7 miles from Paris said Mrs Bilkins Go and get your woman and 1 mile from Hutchison Station papa to tell you what detained him Ill get a stick of candy for being Ohio good The Commissioner will first offer the down town so late last night And what will happen to you if in accordsaid property in two prcels State Journal of said land you are bad ance with the division Missed the Combination made by the turnpike passing through Ill get two sticks of candy for it and then as a whole and he will He is one of those gushing old beaus promising to try to be good Chicago acceot the bid or bids aggregating the who think flattery the key to favor Post most money with the gentler sex The other evening Squaring I p Said sale will be made upon a I credit he was at a reception with his wife Freddies Papa What do you intend of six twelve and eighteen months for and they met the handsome Miss Blank to do with the hole in that doughnut equal parts of the purchase money at whom he fired a whole battery of when you get all the cake eaten from for which the purchaser will be requ r compliments Then turning to his wife around it to the uned to execute bonds payable he said Its a good thing I didnt Freddie after serious thought I dersigned Master Commissioner with meet her before I married you my guess Ill give it to little sister to pay good Burety to be approved by him dear bearing interest from date until paid at Indeed it is she smiled sweetly fer the bite she gimme out of her apple Chicago News the rate of six percent per annum and for her I congratulate Miss Blank having the force and effect of a judg Exchange ment Said sale is made to satisfy the Germany has a superabundance of several lein debts set out in the judg race horses and an insufficiency of A Delicate Distinction ment of sale herein heavy horses The latter are annually How much does your position pay 1899 imported in large numbers While the Paris Ky Feb 17th asked the rural relative I dont know as I could figure it up others are a drug in the market EMMETT M DICKSON offhand answered Senator Sorghum CC M ister Commissioner Bamboo pens still retain their hold in You surely know your own salary Yes but that isnt what you asked India where they have been in use for Talboti Attys McMimw Washington Star me knew and admired had a pet kitten that in frisking around broke one of its hind lega The fair mistress was in despair and in extremity asked her med OF ical student admirer to try his skill on the pet He consented and took his Of National Importance fathers messenger boy who was used to the surgery to apply the anaesthetic The doctor made the amputation and was sewing up the flap beautifully when the boy gave a yell and said the cat was dead It had been chloroformed to death The doctor knew that the demise of Daily by mail 6 a year the pet would kill his hopes with the Duly and Sunday by mail 8 a year mistress He had only one alternative artificial respiration and seizing the forepaws he set to work In ten ruin utes he saw he was saved for the kit ten began to breathe It wa restorwi is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper in the World minus one of its clawers to the girl who never knew how near itcame to By mail 2 a yr Prio 5 cents a copy buried in the back garden P Addre THE SUN New York Dispatch A Wall Paper Trlok An old fellow came along the other says a Philadelphia restaurant day keeper who gave nie a pointer I had never dreamed of He came m and of fered to patch up all the bad places in my wall paper and so skillfully that X70MEN used to think fe ¬ couldnt find a place after it was dona male diseases Well I hadnt any patching to do but could o n y be I bet the old chap a quarter and his treated after lo dinner that he couldnt do what he examina-¬ ca1 Qm I tore a patch out of the wall by physi- ¬ tions paper and when he was through eat cians Dread of ing he went to work such treatment kept thousands of The first thing he did was to cut a modest women piece of blank wall paper big enough to silent about their cover the hole and paste it over Next suffering The in- ¬ he took a brush and painted a ground troduction of the same as the other paper Then kick of Cardul has now demon Wine me if he didnt take other brushes and strated that nine tenths of all the colors and paint in the design of the cases of menstrual disorders do paper I willingly yielded up a quarter not require a physicians attention with the dinner and was satisfied when at all The simple pure r saw tne alacrit and ease with which tih vTO Vnvb dA him Tribune ¬ m LOT AM BLACK- - JOHN CONNELLY SMITH 8IOr FOR SALE ¬ THE SUN aloni contains both ¬ PARIS KENTUCKY DESIRE to sell my house and ot 1 - with blacksmith phop at JacksonWork gnarantee l satisfactory Calls ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal promptly answered Your work is nnce iu twelT mouths For further solicited Prices reasonable particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Q3oct tf Jacksonville K Advertisement I GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN The Sunday Sun ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT bn THE NEW WAY 1 1 Mattresses There is a place An old adage reads JEt for everything and for everything to be in its place the LUISVILLE DISPATCH Special attention given to Undertak ¬ should find a place in the home of every ing and Repairing DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by Main Stkeet Paris Kt the people and is always ready to fight 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 furCONSTIPATIONlt nished over leased wires by the New York Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the Northern Press Association with that of any other paper will fully verify its Motto If you see it in the Dispatch its For Kent so and if its so it is always in the Dis- ¬ Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets SDR II PEPSIlM patch ¬ The Dispatch also has a staff of over 300 active correspondents in the South and will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS Get the of any other Louisville paper Dispatch it gives the news and tells the Daily 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Week- ¬ 8 pages We club with the Weekly Dispatch at the remarkably low price of ly The store room Grosche is forj rent January 1st 1899 occupied by C Possession give Apply to Geo Rassenfos truth about it Lite Insurance Policies flw QfefQlM1 Mcrev To Lean Terms 5 and 5i per cent on real estate mortgage MOORE ROGERS 16sep 6ino Paris Ky BOUGHT FOR CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky Barber Shop Moved Buck and ¬ taken In the privacy of a womans own home insures quick relief and speedy cure Women need not hesitate now Wine of Cardu re- ¬ quires no humiliating 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 the drug store For advice In cases requiring sreclal iviii- - symptoms directions address Ladles Advisory Department th The Chattanooga Msiikinn Ca Cnatta oooga Tean WI I t ¬ ¬ says extensively in use Wino of Csrdul my practice and And it a most excellent ADDICOK CD Cary Miss ¬ preparation ior icnino u juiwo have moyed their bar- ¬ ber shop across the street aud now have TEETH EXTRACTED the handsomest baiber shop and bath WITHOUT PAIS rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With NO COCAINE NO GAS tnauks for past favors Buck and Bill puvliJ A simple application to the gnnis nsed solicit a liberal share of the tf only by me and acknowledged by the patronage iublic to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catepboric treatment for painless filling Insure against fire wind and light ¬ ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co 800 Set of teeth ower rates and absolutely safe insur- ¬ 1500 Upper and lower O W Miller Agent ance 50etn ap b Silver fillinos Gold tilling Paris Ky 100 np Gold crowns 500 Bill ¬ Painless extraction 50 D D cts S J R ADAIR 5 Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the hundred dollars durine the year 1897 O W Miller Agent Paris Ky 321 Main St Paris Ky 5 SYRUPINDICPEP W CURES E- DR CALDWELLS Hours opp 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