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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 7, 1899

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IP Ml RBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Establish FFB U CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners i I IJIU MSETEESTB YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY SHAWHAN Covington Miss Lizzie Current of Kiserton is visiting friends here Mike ODonnell of May6ville is the guest of M F Tainine Win Patterson of Broad well spent Saturday and Sunday with Ed Rail mass veorgia ragn oi r runs is me guest of her sister Mrs J M Duvall Miss Hallie BoweD of Kiserton left Monday for Dayton Ohio where she as iC epted a position Turney Patton of Mt Sterling is Spending I tew days with his parents Mr a d Mrs D B Patton Mrs Minnie Oldbani and little eon William of Mt Sterling were the guests of Mr and Mrn D B Patton lat Mrs John Kieer is visiting friends in TUESDAY MARCH 7 1899 MILLERSBURG NO 19 IF YOU BUY Newt Notes Gathered In And About The Rurs Oliver Chilled Plow BaaB -- B - HwSSWHsssssErEHA TmO a You Not only get the Rpc DOG Pnw Ikj SMU AiC--- Rim a But every time you put on a new point you I have a new Plow This is economy STODDARD 1 HAMILTON fsrib- Mrs Martha Shock ley is no better Mrs Marion Johnson is improving John W Bedford Sr is no better Thos Savage is still confined to his room James B Gorham has been very ill for several weeks Pelhani Jones is clerking for Frai k Collier in his grocery E P Clarke and G W Bryan went to Cincinnati yesterday Dr C B Smith and Chas Clarke Jr visited in Carlisle Sunday Mr J G Sinedley left last week for New York to buy Spring goods Mr John Peed and wife are visiting week relatives at Mayslick and Maysville Miss N1H- Pattn return d home Sat Mrs Martin ONeal spent Saturday urday iroin m two w eKs visit to friends and Sunday with parents in Carlisle and relatives at Counersville and Lees For Sale New milk or butter milk burg T M Purnell at any time Miss Elsie Soever of Covington who GeorgeJnlian Adair has been visiting frie rit here and at town College is home from jaundice He has yellow Kiserton for the past two weeks re Sugar cured hams small for families tllned to bi r bm list week 10 cts per lb Frank Collier 2t he Begjte King of All Birds Mr Owen lngels to day for in noted tor r keen t iyrhr clear and York to buy a stock left Spring gojds New of for distinct vision So ate those persons 1 G Allen Co who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for wviK evs styes Horn eyes of any Graham Sinedley received 99 2 10 last kimi or raunlated lids bold bj all we k in hie quarterly report from the vjeorgetown C liege dealers at 25 cents Miss Lutie ami Master Garrett Jrifer Fancy California evaporated Ira son visited relatives at Mayslick fiom i Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Third Stree site the L N Freight Depot dealer in -- GEO W STUART Oppo ¬ Coal ri- 1 i Salt Grain Baled Hay Demestio and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Soe Agent For The Celebrated 1 FIED SEEDS OF EVERY VARIETY MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi euuuel ever mined - ¬ always on hand There are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them ¬ Telephone r77 a 1 tf Newton Mitchell Combine all tbe Good Features of all other Disc Harrows Made XT DISC HA lIW IkJ kTou ATSiat A SEED isrfc f T IS IQ j STUBBORN A stubborn cold is easily taken it sticks to some people all winter and very often develops into bronchitis or consumption You should cure a cold promptly by taking Dr Bulls Cough Syrup This celebrated remedy is ac- ¬ knowledged to be most efficient and reliable for all affections of the throat and lungs It cures a old at once GOLDS SOWER of aiy kind I have it Choice Home Grown Clover Seed Choice Tim othy Seed Choice Cultivated Hemp Seed BilBuHs Cough Syrup are small aud pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Trice 25 cts At all druggists Dost s Ml J Friday till yesterday Dont forget to lave your laundry at Corrington Smedleys Work guaran teed J Will Clarke Agt Esq R B Bonlden has been appoint ed postmaster vice John Jameson de ceased He will take charge about April 1st J as Woolums vi ited his sister Mrs in Carlisle Sundav Ben Robinson Mr Robinson has been very ill for sev eral weeks Phil Thomas has bought the house old stone barn and seven acres of gronrd near Hooktown from Thomas McClin tock and moved there last week The Bourbon Steam Laundry puts on new collar bands free I send Wednes day afternoon and return Friday morning J Will Clarke Agt N Lexiner- I am agent for the M ton laundry Collar bands repaired osd ay afternoon after- Jree Sie orn and return Friday ¬ hemp this it their interest to wene me before purchasing their seed I have on rand Cultivcird Hemp Sed grown from moor- ted from China in 1893 QPf H Thos- - an ers xpecin t grow season will tind to x l n ¬ W jan 2ino J I OTTOISIrlllDG rsij XINGTON fjr-- KY of brisM- under the direction of skilled men in surroundings as clean as a parlor make it positive that Peebles Candy is always dainty 1RF Moaey cannot buy any fll WfW 11LI1J10 1PIUlL higher grade ingredients than are used in the manufacture of Peebles Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always pure and wholesome iHLWiyS DAINTY The work prefy girls ¬ ¬ Agents for Allegretri Rnbels delicious Chocolate Creams A fuU line always on hand ALWAYS FRESH with Peebles Candy insuring that it is always fresh and delicious Superior to others but price no higher Try it dSLSS25 Go The Joseph v- 1 IN ELELlnt Y in Promptly cures Stubborn Colds It Frank Ccllier -ir r n sszsi by Peebles Candy is sold exclusively in this city - - - i c Ammn a m TF aT90 i JOSEPH S PEEBLES Rafnhllahori Sons I PeeblesPrest 1840 Mr A B Scott contracted last week for Frank C McCohn Manchester Ohio Marble and irauite Co for a Ii s VAKOivN J AS FEE SON Cincinnati O J WILSON iialir Field Seeds an Farming Implements handsome vault for the Millersburji Cemetery to be erected this Spring Mr Wm Judy Sr entertained the following relatives Friday March 3d rheir birth days all comiug in March Mr and Mrs T E Savage Mrs Owen Iugels Mrs Frank Ingels Mrs T D Judy Miss Lncile Judy Mrs Dave Judy and Mrs Wm Judy An elegant dinner was served Several other guests were also present We desire to establish agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner Che Dubme Jewelry Company fourth and Walnut Jtil our fSts Cincinnati 0 Lone OUtanoo Telephone Call 8 TO Tornadoes And Cyclones sweep your farm property off the face of the earth and you will lose it all unless you have a policy in the old and 1000 tried Glen Falls of New York insurance for five years will only cost you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9nov tf T Porter Smith Agent Coughed 20 Years I suffered for 23 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has sayed my life J B Rosdll ¬ Pine-Tar-Honey DIAMOND CUTTERS will SJ Lookout these windstorms Diamonds ar Carefully selected in the rough and cut in our factory by Cxpert Diamond Cutters TlJe carry the jCaryest Stock in ike tfest at the jCowest Prices SILVERSMITHS WATCHES ¬ Has located in the Sirams Warehouse on the North side f the Court House Square and has on hand a large display of Our stock of STERLING SILTOILET WARS and WEDDING SILVER is th most complete in the West A few exclusive patterns of Ster- ¬ ling Silver Spoons and Forks at VER We are Sole Agents for the Celebrated Patek Phillippe Co watches Our stock In this tins Includes every grade snd make known to ths trade at prices to suit everybody 100 PER OUNCE Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable 8ng etioni orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patxeas sa Selection STATIONERY Our Department of Stationery and Engrav ¬ ing Is thoroughly up to date and completa la every respect Mail Grantsburg 111 The Commercial Gazette ¬ 7 STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL WAGONS AND CARRIAGES THE VULCAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vuleaii Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold CHEROKEE AND BARLOW AND A L1KL OF CORN PLANTERS LING No weekly published in this country is more extensively read than the Cincinnati Weekly Commercial Gazette which has in the past year been greitly improved and enlarged every way It is the oldest family newspaper in the west Its ten pages are compactly filled with the most important news of the world Weekly Edition of tb- - fVmmprc al Tribune aud just what the family fireside most enjoys Just think of it ten pages weekly for less than one cent per copy TEN PACE Only 50 cents per year We call special WEEKLY attention to the advertisement of the Weeklv Commercial Gazette on another page tf this paper in Stamps or Onr 132 pace Large Illustrated V ltalogue Semi ol Premiums offered with tlie Weekly Couiniercial Gazette New York Edam pine apple Neufa chatel cheese uolish d every Tuesdav morning mnrVet report tf Newton Mitchell Ii has the most i oinplete an- cl It is Republican to the core but never oli- -- ive It t departments relating to Farming Labor Mannfactnr For Sale One large anthracite stove 2t Apply to Dr Ussery irg did Legislation re of the greatest value to every re e to date family newspaper It has ten paged coin ajfJv It is an filled ith tli nio t important news of the world n just wbt the It sure in my arency - iion fami tiivsi i most eDJov eial inHucments to club agents Sample copies mailed on ap union Prompt -- uaying reliable Ad Ireas U plica The Ciiicimmti COMMERCIAL GAZETTE 50 CENTS PER YEAR - - i THE BEST DISC HAKROVS ALSO I HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OF FARMING M- MENT8 WILL KEFP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTHV HEMP ETC insures against fire wiad and storm W 0 EINTOfc Agent companies COMMEECIAL TUIBUXE GO Cmeliinati Ohio N Office on J FISHER West 58 Attorney-At-La- w Ttiis Kentucky FOR IR EITT i FOR SALE A fiisl-rla-- i A WHjSOKT Brofiwav Phone ti stairs 2 Bovhbon News n Blacksmith shop and Carriage shon well located in tow of Millersonrj Ky Will rent outright or rent on sharen doo r i or further particulo- - address or appl to Mrs Anmk Thornton Millersburg Ky 17feb tf s stHtdaro ma fe o r efrrcornper day with Will sell cheap RP villrrind wei Grinding Mill Kfl to 75 10 bar-r- l- borse Barnett f i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 7 1899 FRENCH HORROR Kaval Powder Magazine At La Gon bran Explodes With Bad Results WINDING UP OF CONGRESS ¬ TERRIFIC STORM Tennessee Alabama and Georgia Vis ited By Wind Hail and Lightning ¬ REBEL OFFICERS SULKING tc The Last Legislative Day Was One of Ex citement Confusion and Work An All Night Session If any of the Disgusted Insurgents Want Lay Down Their Arms Good News From Cebu and Other Islands REBELS SHELLED it Only the First Step is Difficult They Attempted To Cross the River first step in Spring should be to cleanse Natures house from Winters accumu ¬ Tfie 1 u J Washington March 4 Excitement confusion heavy strain and hard work Houses Destroyed Trees Overturned and have characterized this the last legis Four Raftsmen Near Whltesburg Tenn Believed To Have Been Drowned Distorted Fields Devastated and Cov ¬ lative day of the Fifty fifth congress Considerable Live Stock Was ered W ith stones and Debris in the senate At times the confusion Killed By Lightning Tons of Powder Exploded was so great in this usually staid and decorous body as to render the Athens Tenn March 6 A terrific of transaction business almost cyclone passed over a portion of Madi Toulon March 6 The naval pw Business that ordinar- sonville and Monroe county with disder magazine of La Goubran between impossible La Seyne aDd Toulon in the department ily would have the undivided at astrous results Early in the evening of Var Southern France ex- ¬ tention of every senator on the floor a strong wind arose and several hours ploded at half past 2 oclock Sunday was transacted amid so much noise later a cyclone about 70 yards wide that it wlis next to impossible to follow struck a portion of Madisonville killmorning All of the soldiers on duty at the the proceedings ing three persons wounding 10 or 12 Towards midnight order was being others and completely destroying 12 or magazine were killed and a number of inhabitants of the surrounding dis evolved from the seeming chaos of the 15 houses and several barns trict in the buildings in which were early part of the day and evening and The killed are Mr and Mrs Jack the prospect was fair that congress Moscr Ed L Horton razed also fell victims Forty corpses Wounded would adjourn at noon Saturday with Miss Willie Ervin Miss Delia Mason have already been recovered The cause its absolutely necessary work com ¬ Mrs E L Horton Mrs L A Robin of the explosion is not known son Mr L A Robinson Hobert Rob The 50000 kilogrammes of black pleted When the senate convened at 11 inson Miss Rodgers Mr Moser Prof powder exploded It looks as though a volcanic eruption had occurred the oclock Friday morning it faced the Charles Kelly The Horton and Robinson residences country being swept almost bare with ¬ task of considering two of the great appropriation bills those for the army are both complete wrecks not one timin a radius of two miles houses de-¬ stroyed trees overturned and dis ¬ and for supplying the general de- ber being left above another on the torted fields devastated and covered ficiencies The former carries appro- foundations The escape of the inwith stones and impalpable black priations exceeding 380000000 and the mates of these two houses eight in the ¬ dust Some of the stones are latter about 320000000 With a deter- ¬ Horton and three in the Robinson enormous One weighing 50 kilo- ¬ mination to complete the appropria- seems miraculous some of them being grammes fell in the suburb of Pone tion bills the senate began immediate ¬ blown a distance of a hundred yards de Las Signs of the explosion are ly at 11 oclock in the morning to con- yet escaping in some cases without a evident in all the suburbs of Toulon sider these measures and at 8 oclock scratch W F Erwins residence had one end and in the city of itself Even at St Friday night the army bill was passed the deficiency bill having been passed torn awajr Dillon Rogers house is also Jean Dever five miles distant win ¬ a wreck Erskine Lowrys residence dows were shattered and doors bat- ¬ nearly three hours before A conference report on the Alaska moved the distance of 10 feet and was tered in Later reports show that of the seven sentries four were killed criminal code bill was presented and almost wrenched out of shape Telephone and telegraph wires are outright and the others severely in ¬ agreed to A partial report on the sundry civil blown down and all communication jured the corporal being literally scalped and the scalp overhanging hia appropriation bill was agreed to but shut off the inability of the senate conferees to Decatur Ala March 6 A terrific face like a veil secure an agreement on the Hawaiian storm of wind hail and lightning A large number of soldiers are now disa struck this place Saturday night do employed in clearing away the debris cable proposition created heated cussion in the course of which Speaker ing great damage and causing the loss but the work is very difficult ¬ was It is impossible to ascertain ac- ¬ Reedterms alluded to in uncompliment- of four lives The extent of the damage done was not apparent until Sun curately the number killed but it is ary The Toledo exposition bill carrying day The huge tower of the long disbelieved that no fewer than a hundred an appropriation of 8500000 was passed tance telephone compan3r 140 feet high vere injured which carries the wires span Although it was a clear night the without debate when Friday night the river and ning the Tennessee river was explosion was so terrific as to produce harbor conference report was present ¬ snapped like a reed Several mana slight rainfall Fortunately the ed a debate upon the recession of the ufacturing plants are suspended neighboring magazines escaped It senate conferees from the senate on account of damage to buildings and is now believed that the explosion providing for reservoirs to machinery Capt Sim McKee of originated in chemical decomposition amendment irrigate arid lands at the headwaters the steamer Luke Pry or plying ben smokeless powder There is no of the Missouri river was precipitated tween here and Chattanooga came in suggestion of foul play Sunday by the advocates of the proposition Sunday and reports that he found a the whole city was in mourning An effort was made to recommit the large raft below Whitesburg which flags were at half mast the theaters bill to the conferees but it failed after had been broken up The raft was were draped and the casinos closed an impassioned speech by Senator Frye managed by four white men who were Both the government and municipal who submitted the report evidently lost in the storm as their authorities are forwarding relief funds Crowded galleries looked down upon boat was destroyed 3M Lockroy minister of marine has the struggling members of the house Marietta Ga March 6 A terrific telegraphed 10000 francs toward the Friday as the closing scenes of the last storm struck this city Saturday night maintenance of the families of the legislative day of this congress were causing general alarm for some time victims and a public subscription has being enacted Step y step the lead- The roofs of several buildings were been opened here ers in charge of the appropriation billa blown off and considerable damag e The bodies found or recovered are pushed them through final stages terribty mutilated Sixteen were found and during every lull inthe considera ¬ was done by water the Elberton Ga March 6 Late Sat ¬ in the rocks near the shore and it is of conference reports members urday night a severe storm tion struck El ¬ feared that others were precipitated clamorod lor recognition for belated berton The courthouse was badly into the sea A vehicle movincr alon local bills in the vain hope of rescuing damaged and the new Episcopal a road near the sea was lifted bodily them from death on the calendar church which was just about cominto the water by the force of the ex At times the house was like Bedlam pleted was totally demolished Great plosion two of its occupants being Pound as the speaker would with hia damage to country property has also drowned gavel it was almost impossible to pre- ¬ been reported The scene at the village of La Gou ¬ serve order and to the casual visitor WlHDKR Ga March 6 This city bran was appalling in the gallery proceedings on the floor was visited by a terrific hail wind and Telegrams from Nice say the explo must have been about as intelligible lightning storm Considerable live stock sion was distinctly felt there as an exciting day in the wheat pit was killed bjr lightning and some damwould be to a parish priest The noise THE END OF THE CONGRESS and confusion on the floor punctuated age done farm property A seCartersvieee Ga March with the constant banging of tho vere storm struck this place Saturday All the Appropriation Kills Were Passed speakers gavel or backgrounded with night Large hailstones fell doing and the National Legislature Adthe droning voice of the clerk irate considerable damage to plate glass journed Sine Die Saturday members facing each other and talking windows and hot houses Several Washington March C The river at the same time pages scurrying up building were also damaged and harbor bill was agreed to and and down the aisles all this was utter ¬ ly distracting But the people in the sent to the president who signed it BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS All the important appropriation billa galleries stayed on and there were a dozen persons in line in the corridors One Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty were passed Five Were Passed by the House Dur The Honolulu cable amendment in waiting for every vacant seat so great ing the Recent Session sundry civil bill was stricken out is the attraction of a dying congress the Both houses were in session at an early by the conferees enraging Stewart Washington March 6 The house The house accepted the report of the hour Saturday morning The house passed the army appropri of representatives of the present conconferees on the naval appropriation ation bill with all senate amendments gress has passed 1635 bills and resolubill The armor plate amendment limit ¬ and the bill now goes to the president- - tions against 1200 by the 54th 951 by the 53d and 892 hy the 52d congresses ing the price to be paid was accepted A CONSERVATIVE MINISTRY respectively The work of the house Foraker amendment to the army ap-¬ for its three sessions appears as a new propriation bill was adopted Senor Silvela Conservative Leader lias and valuable feature of the house cal- ¬ At 12 oclock the house and senate Accepted the Task of Foriiiiuj endar This covers a recapitulation of a Spanish Cabinet each turned the clock back 10 minutes the entire work and an appendix of The vice president declared the senate Madrid March 4 The queen re-¬ over 50 pages giving the status of adjourned without day at 120S p m gent as the result of her consultations The house adjourned sine die at 1210 with the statesmen generals and po- every bill that has been reported to The house unanimously voted thanks litical leaders informed Senor Sagasta the house during the last two years to the speaker and the latter made a that she desired to retain the present Under the title army 42 distinct It presents at a suitable reply amid one of the most chamber and she then iuvited him to measures are given glance full information on all the The reconstruct the cabinet dramatic scenes in eengress house has done on any subject The house closed by singing My Country Senor Sagasta replied that it would appendix index etc were prepared Tis of Thee cheers for Dewey and be impossible for him to remain preby Tally Clerk Wakefield of the house the singing of the Doxology mier without a dissolution staff The senate voted thanKsto Vice Pres ¬ Thereupon the queen regent referred Kiplings Improved Condition ident Hobart and President Pro tera the same request to Senor Montero ¬ New York March 6 According to Frye Mr Hobart made a speech con Rios president of the senate who de his physicians Rudyard Kipling gratulating the senate and county on clined for the same reason the hintrry making congress just Finally Senor Silvela the conserva- ¬ is now far advanced on the way to recovery All through the hours of Satclosed tive leader accepted the task and it is expected that he will submit a conserv urday night and earl- Sunday morning Director of the Census Washington March G Win R Mer ative ministry to her majesty for her the favorable conditions increased He slept peacefully many hours and when riam of Minnesota was nominated by approval The newspapers predict that popular he awoke it was clear that he had the president to be director of the cen made another powerful stride toward bus The senate confirmed the nomi- ¬ demonstrations will greet a conserva ¬ healtn tive ministry nation ¬ ¬ ¬ and Reinforce the Enemy Aguinaldos armj is disheartened as a result of the receni actions Many companies of the in The Insurgents Loss Was Heavy Our Loss One Killed and Two Wounded surgents have retired becavse the of Manila March 4 fleers skulked and wont lead their men One hundred Filipinos ran forwarc Transports Senator and Ohio Arrive At Manila 6 toward the American lines one day re We dont want tc cently shouting The local fight Vive Americanos press comment on Gen Rios failure to obtain the liberty of the Spanish prisoners Aguinaldo refused to liberate the priests unless they give up theii landed estates He also imposed th condition that the pope shall recognize the full rights of the native clergy who because rebellious toward theii superiors are liable to exeommunica tion The St Paul has left for Negros tak ing the native commissioners and one battalion of the 1st California regiment under Col Smith and Maj Sims The commissioners were delighted with their reception at Manila Thev entertained the American officers at a banquet and dined with Jen Otis a1 Malacanang palace The latest news from Cebu is good The natives are returning to the town The coolies are now willing to work at reasonable wages Under the native government they asked double pay Vessels are now loading and business has been resumed The influential natives of the islands of Mabate and Ticao request Gen Otis to send troops there They say that 200 men could easily subdue the rebels The inhabitants are peaceable They are disgusted with the extortions of three successtve native governors The two islands contain 80000 head of cattle which constitute the food supply of the rebel army of the south ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ At daylight Sat urday Gen Wheatons outposts discov ered a large body of rebels attempting to cross the river for the purpose of re enforcing the enemy at Guadalupe It makes the weak strong as nervous and a gunboat advanced under a heavy It men and women gladly testify fire and poured shot into the jungle on as thousands diseases both sides of the river and shelled the cures all blood of cured voluntarily write It ie just the enemys position at Guadalupe eifect as you will gladly say Manila March lations Hoods Sarsaparitla does this work easily It is Americas Greatest Spring Medicine It purifies the blood as millons of people say ¬ ually but temporarily scattering the medicine for you after you have given at a fair trial rebels Bad BlOO- d- Although past 70 years of The enemys loss was heavy age I am thoroughly well It was three Private John T Oiz of Battery C bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla that made 3d artillery was killed me so after spending over 60 in medical On board the gunboat Privates Wm attendance My trouble was a raw sore on Wheeler of Company L and Louis Barrien of Company G California reg iment were wounded The rebels in the village of San Jose fired on the United States gunboat Bennington Saturday and the war ship shelled that place and other suburbs of Malabon Saturday afternoon The United States transports Senator and Ohio have arrived here with rein- ¬ forcements of troops Adm tieorge Dewey raised his flag as an admiral on board the Olympia Saturday morning and was saluted by the guns of the forts of the foreign warships the British cruiser Narcissus and the German cruiser Kaiserin and by the American ships in port Washington March 5 The war de ¬ partment has received the following cablegram announcing the arrival at Manila of six companies of reinforce- ¬ ments for the army in the Philip-¬ ¬ Au-g-us- my ankle Mrs Louisa Mason Street Lowell Mass Court ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Running Sores- After worrying four months 1 gave my children Hoods Sarsa- ¬ parilla and it cured them of running sores Hoods Pills cured me of dyspepsia and Mrs Kate B Thomas 31 constipation Governor St Annapolis Md Consumptive COUgh -- Five years ago I had a consumptive cough which re- ¬ duced me to a skeleton Was advised to take Hoods Sarsaparilla which I did and recovered normal health I have been well ever since Matilda Bridgewater Cor Pear and Chestnut Sts Jeffersonville Ind - hvOCLSaUaj the only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irrltatinjr and ta STRUCK A BARGAIN A Deal In Cow Unying ¬ ¬ Bad Blood Between Neigh ¬ That Created bors ¬ ¬ GEN OTIS FLAT DENIAL ¬ The General Cables to the War Depart¬ ¬ ment That the Philippine Insurgents Hold No American Prisoners ¬ ¬ Washington March 4 Gen Otis Friday morning sent the following em phatic denial to the war department of the report circulated by the Hong Kong Filipino junta to the effect that the insurgents in Luzon hold 600 American prisoners March 3 Secretary of Insurgents have War Washington not taken nor do they hold any prisoners of war They have three soldiers in Malolos picked up in Januar went permission who without among them at Cavite and Caloocan Am looking after them providing money Have captured over 1500 insur gent soldiers since February 4 Hold majority as prisoners of war Detrimental reports which reach the United States manufactured mostly in Hong Kong Troops here in splendid condi Otis tion ¬ ¬ Manila ¬ ¬ ¬ Blanks uglier than a bear complained one board of trade man to another recent- ¬ Manila March 4 1899 Adjutant ly Whats the matter with him anyhow ueneral Washington The transport Havent you heard Ill tell you on the quiet but never intimate to him that you senator just arrived Troops in good know a thing It would be all your life lealth One casualty accidental worth You know he owns a fine home oui north of the boulevard irowning Otis Off to the right near Highland Park The Senator carries Companies A B Thats the place He has a neighbor on D H and K of the 22d infantry and either side and one of them owned one of ailed from San Francisco on the 1st of these cows that never wants to stay where She was rebruary The balance of the regi shes put back yard constantly breaking into tramping the lawn to Blanks nent will soon arrive at Manila on the pieces breaking the shrubbery and using ransport Ohio which followed the the side of the house in lieu of a straw stack to rub against No fencethat would Senator not deface the property would keep her out The war department has received the and Blank decided that something must be done He could not bear the idea ot a following1 cablegram from Maj Gen reighborhood row so he went to the owner Otis of the cow told him that she had become an Manila March 4 Adjutant General intolerable nuisance and that he would glad ¬ ly her disposed of The of- ¬ Washington Casualties near Caloo ¬ fer give 20 to have accepted was promptly and the money can First Montana March 2band Pri- paid A morning or two later the cow was vate Alfred Cashmore thigh slight in the yard again destroying things just as up his near San Pedro Macati 3d artillery of old T Blank huntedpromised neighbor and thought you said me to get rid March 1 Battery G Sergt Dennis Shea of that cow at once I did and I have Sold her to your hand severe Just reported as miss ¬ neighbor on the other side for 30 Pretty ¬ ing Grant Cullam Co C 10th Pennsyl good deal wasnt it SoO for a 25 cow V vania sent outside lines for informa Blanks been mad enough to shoot ever since Detroit Free Press 27 not seen since tion January pines ¬ ¬ r ¬ Otis THE WORST IN MANY YEARS The Streets of Charleston W Vu Under Water and Five Thousand People ¬ ¬ THE PONTIFF WRITES A POEM Doctor I would advise you to take a walk every morning before breakfast Sap py But doctor I ih never get np until after bweakfast yknow The Rival ¬ His Condition is Satisfactory to the Phy ¬ siciansAnniversary of the Corona ¬ tion of the Pope Flee Before the Torrent This is the time of year for those who own bicycles to store up wind for their pneu ¬ matic tires Olean N Y Times ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ March 4- - The physicians ot the pope say the- - are quite satisfied with his condition When leaving the pontiff Friday evening theA predicted for him a long life Uefore going tc sleep the pope wrote a poem which was a description of his case as anal ogous to one which happened to Clem ent XII He read the poem Friday morning to the doctors The latter urgently advised abstinence from all movement if the patient wished to recover in five or six days This being the anniversary of the coronation of the pope there were the usual ceremonies of flag hoisting and visits from prelates nobilities and dip lomats who inscribed their names in tht visitors book Rome ¬ Charleston W Va March 6 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DEED OF A JEALOUS LOVER Kills His Sweetheart Wounds a Hotel Keeper and a Woman Then Gets Drunk and is Arrested ¬ Allentown Pa March 4 In a fit of jealousy Friday night Frank Krauss a hostler at the Cedarville hotel three miles west of Allentown shot and Instantly Maggie Good a servant at the hotel He also shot Owen Kern the proprietor in the head ¬ ld ¬ and abdomen and he may die Then he shot Mrs Kern in the arm Krause fled but was found at his brothers house hopelessly drunk Hurry Oriorn Sent Vancouver B C March 4 ¬ The ¬ ¬ ¬ gunboat Wheeling has received orders to proceed with all haste to Manila and report to Adm Dewey The Wheeling will sail Friday with all bunkers full l0 men and three weeks provis ions The Wheeling has jus returned ¬ from a six months cruise i Alaskan waters Charleston is half under water the flood being the worst with one excep- ¬ tion in 30 years The steady rains of Friday and Saturday and Saturday night all through the Kanawha and New river valleys have caused a tremendous volume of water to be poured into the Kanawha river which here has reached the 41 foot stage The back water from the Elk river which flows into the Kanawha at this cit- - has sub ¬ merged fully half of the city Elk City a suburb of 2500 people across the Elk and all the northern section of Charleston where hundreds of the poor classes live are submerged from 5 to 10 feet Scores of families have deserted their homes The statehouse can only be reached by boats several feet of water surrounding the building The Burlew opera house gas and waterworks offiees and many business houses are in a At 730 Sunday night similar plight the electric light plant was submerged There is not a gas or electric light in The work of saving housethe city hold goods is a fearful one in the flooded district Hundreds of citizens are homeless hundreds of others have no fires and with difficulty can get any ¬ thing to eat Sunday night there is perfect bedlam in many parts of the city The streets are full of drunken men and several serious tights have occurred George Becker of the 1st West Virginia regiment was knocked in the head by Jim Ronan and is reported at deaths door Several colored men as¬ saulted J A Jarrett and dangerously wounded him The police are power- ¬ less and burglars are committing all kinds of depredations looting private residences which have been deserted by the owners ¬ ¬ ¬ ww i STORY tt Every morning I have a bad taste in my mouth my my head tongue is coated I often feel dizzy aches and I have no appetite for breakfast and what food I eat distresses me I have a heavy feeling in my stomach I am getting so weak that sometimes I tremble and my nerves are all unstrung I I am getting pale and thin morning as am as tired in the at night What does your doctor say You are suffering from im- ¬ pure blood What is his remedy Anti Scalping Bill Dead Washington March 0 The bill pro ¬ viding that employes of government contractors shall not work more than i eight hours a day and theanti scalping ibill were both defeated by not passing1 the senate and die with congress Died at the Age of 112 Omemek Ont March 6 Mary Ann 112 Daniel Scotten the wealthy retired tobacco manufacturer died here Friday even ¬ ing from a heart affection aggravated by his extreme age 80 years He had been retired from business but a short time Kipling Improves Rapidly Death of Daniel cot ten Detroit Mich March 4 Ex Vice President Stevensons nam 111 Mother March 6 Mrs Sarah Stevenson mother of the former vice president AdlaiE Stevenson dif d at 230 Sunday morning after an illness of several weeks She was 90 years of age Died at Masonic Home Bloomington Philadelphia March Valuable Gold Bricks 4 Inereased Wages Over 20c Wheeling W Va March 6 Com ¬ boxes containing 1704 gold bricks valued at 1012102405 were received at the mint in this city from the United States assay office in New York The gold will be coined into ten and twenty-dollar gold pieces mencing March 12 a 10 per cent in ¬ crease of wages goes into effect at every department of the Riverside iron and steel plants here About 3000 men are affected Forestry Board Appointments O 6 You must net have consti pated bowels if you expect the Sarsaparilla to do its best work But Ayers Pills cure constipa- ¬ tion We have a book on Paleness and Weakness which you may have for the asking Wrhm Perhaps you Ttald like to consult eminent physicians about your condition Write us freely all the particulars In your case You will receive a prompt reply Address DR J C AVER Lowell Mass to our Doctor ¬ i Springfield o March 6 William New York March 4 Rudyard Kip ¬ A Athy aged 91 years of London O She never mar¬ ling continues to improve rapidly Hia rsm born in Ireland among the best known masons in the ried and was never photographed until condition was satisfactory in every state died Sunday at the Masonic Jajst summer when an excellent pic-- way and but one bulletin was issued home Friday fm re of her wag secured llanna died here Friday aged She I March Bush Columbus Blew Oft His Head nell appointed the following gentle- ¬ Erie Pa March 4 Romeyn Olds b men as members of the state forestry high shool boy committed suicide early Dan Millikin Hamilton Friday morninjr in his bedroom blow board Dr Rev James Poindexter Cleveland and ing the top of his head off with a shot Gov ¬ ¬ gun Mr J A Beidler of Cleveland BWBVsFl oases Book of ment Free DISCOVERY R DO DQ VNEWand and cures gives worst f9 I quick relief testimonials UK U U OKEKV8 SONS Box C 1 diivt treat ¬ Atlaau tta f THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 7 1899 word this morning that hed like to see me I know what he wants He has Unding her In lifes calm aftermath my got hold of some clew that he is bank ¬ brothers ing on and he wants to crow over me As the sun begins- to slant Its beam alow I look back upon the path that I have trav- ¬ Lets run up to his office round the cor- ¬ eled ner While hes shooting off his mouth From the vista of the far off long ago And the burden of my story seems to tell me I bet my hat he will let out his secret young detectives always do A half forgotten tale Ive heard before There Is nothing worth a tear in life my Do you believe Prof Westcott was brothers right in his opinion Or a broken heart dont sorrow any I do not doubt it more After that nothing was said on the Children think that when their little toys way to Sergt Denhams are broken As they were shown into the ante- ¬ They will never have the heart to play room they saw the young officer in the with new We are older children now with deeper adjoining office his feet high up on his sorrows desk smoking And our grown up toys and hopes are Seeing his visitors he called out to broken too Hendricks But theres- nothing worth a cry in life my brothers Oh hello here vou are How goes Let us laugh and buy new playthings as it of yore So as to be about I guess said There is nothing in this world thats worth a heartache Hendricks extending his hand Live it down forget dont sorrow any I heard some time ago that you were more in the Gielow affair remarked the ser-¬ What matter brother if your heart be geants and then I heard the report con- ¬ - A RETROSPECTION I aching And your head and soul are weary do not moan Keep a smiling face although your heart be breaking Every one in this hard world must stand alone But theres nothing worth a tear down here my brothers Toys can mended be hearts are not al w ays sore And a day will come for each of us my tradicted Oh you mean the Caruthers case said Hendricks with emphasis on the name as he introduced Dr Lampkin The officers eyes did not leave Hen ¬ dricks face as he shook hands with the doctor and mumbled something indis- ¬ tinctly I see f 7W he said to the detective you object to the use of Gielows name Eh brothers When we fall asleep to sorrow never boys he turned to three of his sub ¬ more ordinates in the other room did you Madame catch on to that The great High Mucky Muck of New York detective 5 5x circles thinks we are too previous 7 s 7 ST7 T s7 s7 7 7 7 7 5VV ¬ young men laughed The --- -- THECARITHERS AFFAJR W98 by A N Kellog sr Kewspaner W By WILL N Co Copyright HARBEN 7 SZ I zZ77 ir 7i ZSZ ir i 1 i sZ7u ir aw w f SYNOPSIS Mlnard Hendricks great detective just returned from Bostoa finds awaiting him an unsigned typewritten letter directing him to apartments it Palace hotel where he will rind remains of Mr Weldon Caruth ¬ ers currently reported for past two w ks to be out of town Detective seems to con nect letter with attempt made or his own life some time previous Goes with friend Dr Lumpkin to investigate 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 report of a row between Caruthers and Arthur Git low both suitors for hand of Dorothy Huntington who is heiress to several millions should she marry Caruthers unconditionally in cast of Car ¬ uthers death Late that night Hendricks and Lampkin call at home of Miss Hunting ¬ ton Dorothy shows detective typewritten letter which was an invitation for herself and aunt to occupy with Count Bantinni Italian nobleman his box at horse show as he was called out of town by pressing business She recalls Girlcw 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 servant Henri tells of overhearing confession to Bantinni Henri thought his master insane Hen- drieks concealed in room hears all this Hendricks goes Vo consult Kola an East Indian interested in occult researches who had helyped him in much previous detective work and located in an old colonial man- ¬ sion among the palisades Dr Lampkin is summoned by Hendricks who has been Bullet is removed and detective shot warned not to leave his room Hendricks unknown enemy had tried to chloroform him in his sleep Detective had waked just in time but was wounded by pistol shot before he cotld prevent hi3 assailants es- ¬ cape Hendricks call for a crematory employe who confirms the supposition that ashes found were those of human body ¬ Miss Huntington receives letter from Gie tor low in his own handwriting postmarked at I dont see where the glory will come Charleston S C telling of his crime and in he said Anybody could rundown flight a crazy man Denham was unable to conceal the CHAPTER XII effect the word had on him He puffed That afternoon Hendricks and Dr at his cigar his restless gaze averted Lampkin were seated in the office of from the face of the half smiling de- ¬ Prof We teott the celebrated interna- ¬ tective ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ly and Hendricks slowly winked the eye which was next the doctor and just out of the sergeants line of vision Dont name the kid before its born he said If it were to turn out that Gielow is innocent vou would feel cheap If yes if replied Denham knock ing his heels together and puffing at his cigar and thereupon his allies unit ed in another chorus of merriment I heard the night the severed hand was discovered that you were on the spot nosing around after a job The sergeant said this with a grin Hen dricks Ill bet you thought at first that the heiress would put up a big price to run the murderer down Hendricks assumed a lifelike expres sion of embarrassment He took out his handkerchief and blew his nose till he was red in the face Denham pointed at him and his companions entered the room and stood round smiling I hit you there old man said Den ham But later when you found out that Gielow had fled and that the heir¬ ess was soft on him you knew the bot- ¬ tom had fallen out of your prospect so you gave up and havent had the heart to go near your office for the last five days How do you know that questioned the detective with a well assumed start When my men have nothing to do I let them amuse themselves in gratify ¬ ing my natural curiostiy Spying on my movements grunted Hendricks and there was much of gen uine irrepressible contempt in his tone You may call it that if you wish said Denham patronizingly and he touched Hendricks arm There is no harm done I hope I wish you well in all you undertake Im sure To tell the truth Im rather sorry you are not working on the case for I wont get as much glory out of it as if I had a dis ¬ tinguished rival It was now Hendricks turn and again he winked the eye next to the doc- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ three hearti tional handwriting expert They could Is that your belief Hendricks he ece the gray headed gentlemen in the said finally with a weak assumption of adjoining room bending over the papers amusement the detective had two hours before Does it look like the work of a rasubmitted to him questioned Hendricks tional mind xYnd ¬ I Huntington that the letter was written asked Lamp by Gielow what then kin Hendricks shrugged his shoulders Id be compelled to believe him as much as twould upset a certain theory cf mine He knows his business he never has been mistaken in an analysis he has given 20 years of his life to the study of all kinds of ehirography Just then the graphologist rose took the two specimens of writing in his hand and came towards them have you Well said Hendricks analysis finished your Yes and I have never been more thorough in my life Mr Hendricks Xot a single detail has escaped a care ¬ ful scrutiny every character hos been examined And jour opinion That the two nre written by the same hand The face of the detective fell In a moment however he was smiling as if the report had been fully anticipated he said Ycu are quite sure my life and all I hope to Id stake leave my family on it Well I lad to have your opinion and Hendricks gaze wandered to one of the windows He forgot to introduce Dr Lampkin and the professor and when the doctor extended his hand and went through the formality himself the exchange of platitudes between the two men did not attract his attention All at once he sprang up and grasped tee doctors arm Come on old man he said I have lots to do before night Professor I am very much obliged to you Send in your ¬ if lie should agree with Miss bill Where to now asked the doctor as they were descending the narrow stairs Blame me if I know answered the I detective with a sheepish laugh guess Ill have to sleep on the new turn of affairs But I know how we can kill time anyway Sergt Denham sent me 1 Denham shrugged his shoulders un- ¬ easily You perhaps forget that Gielow might now want it to appear that he is and was insane agreed Hendricks Perhaps so You fellows are better calculated to judge than I with the case well in hand As for my not being at the of ¬ fice I have really been laid up sick at home This is mv first dav out and this is my physician Oh I see exclaimed Denham To tell the truth I was at a loss to know whv vou wrere not at least interested in the matter Thats why I wanted you to drop in I see you have been feeding the Vultures of the Press remarked Hen dricks with a grin Couldnt help it answered the ser- ¬ Some of them geant shamefacedly are warm friends of mine Julian My grane is a great journalist and gives some tip top dinners But we have kept back a lot The hoaxes alone would have filled pages of the papers We received a letter from a druggist up in Harlem wrho confessed that he had done it and offered to explain if we would send up to him He turned out to be off his bast but we said nothing about it Because it would have made you appear ridiculous to be running after such characters smiled Hendricks an- ¬ We dont bother with them In this case swered Denham sharply we have had three hoaxes attempted on us Only this morning a young mar brought in a linen cuff with some words written on it in blood over Gielows name The fellow said he had picked it up somewhere One of my yo mg men questioned him closely and being satisfied that it was a joke perpetrated by some one on the man who brought the cuff to us he let him go Lampkin saw Hendricks eyes flash involuntarily and then his face became impassive rain What were the words on the cuff he asked indifferently ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sir Henry Irving could not have done My friend something about being innocent and it better said Lampkin starving and confined by a bantam my pride in you is as boundless as Inter- ¬ You are more than a de-¬ chicken or something equally as ridic- ¬ stellar space tective you are an histrionic genius ulous The stonelike attitude of Hendricks Have you really made a find in this Goodness Gracious The Wronar Mesrtft are fine as he listened showed absorbing inter- ¬ bloody message Mrs Bevan How do you like young Employment Agent Those Hendricks grunted and his brows met Mrs Hawkins dear est but in a moment he had thrown it recommendations that gurl has mum There is a chance for it to mean noth ¬ off and he said lightly Mrs Jorks Not at Shall I send for her to come and tauc dear I will not know till I can see she is a most deceitfulallwoman I think with you ing Let me see the thing if its lying Come with me Its Gielows servant round Mrs Bevan Really Mrs Bronston Is she taH or short What makes from his more than worth looking into Denham knocked the ashes you think that Rather tall mum but As they hurried towards 5nadwy cigar Mrs Jorks Why she told me that Is she fat or thin Oh it isnt worth your notice I We to take the cable cars ap town a heavy she considered Mrs Robinsons baby a good Rather stout mum snow began to fall threw it away You see Hendricks I was better than hers Ally Sloper strong This is really no day for you to be mind telling you that we have our dont Is she stouter than I am Ycu Illlssful Ignorance counseled the doctor case in tip top shape No hoax of any out Oh yes mum a good deal He saved a little faded flower kind can lead us from the work in hand might take cold and She wont do Shed split the seams His sweetheart wore one day H We know exactly where Gielow is and Take the first car and here she N Y Weekly And many many a blissful hour of every dress I have comes laughed Hendricks will have him in the Tombs in 48 hours Next to his heart it lay He kissed its crumbling petals and You None of His Affair Ah exclaimed Hendricks up town the face of During the ride He loved it unaware The Mormon smiled placidly as he have actually located him the detective was the battle ground M That from another fellows hand leaned against the front gate and Beyond a shadow of a doubt said many inward emotions Lampkin be ¬ It had passed to the maiden fair vbicago Daily News listened to the noise of conflict which the sergeant and then one of his men lieved he read in it a great impatience flnnprt nut nf tli hrni5P called him into the other room Ill at the slow progress of the car for it HER LITTLE CATCH asked a Arent you frightened be right back he said to Hendricks took on almost a scowl aseach stop was neighbor Dont hurry awav made So deeply engrossed in his Xo My four wives are settling it When they were alone in the room thoughts was Hendricks that he il among themselves as to which of them Hendricks laid his hand firmly on the lowed a beautiful young woman to is really bossing me I never interfere doctors knee stand holding to a strap directly in I simply when this dispute occurs My God he whispered impressive ¬ front of him 99 take a vacation and enjoy myselt ly I must get possession of that cuff TO BE CONTINUED Washington Star It may now be on its way to the cit trash piles and heaven only knows its Heard In Boston THEY LOVED THE NEGRO importance Think of a mans fate beMrs De Hubb You say you paid ing in the hands of such idiotic boast- A Southern Father and Son Defend You only 50 cents for those shirts ing blockheads Hush hes coming If shouldnt have purchased them You Their Former Slave Who Is you want to learn to lie listen to me should not encourage those manufactAccused Wronv now If lvincf fails I dont know what urerI shall resort to Ill have that cuff by Mr De Hubb Why not ien Barnum of Abbeville S C had fair means or foul Mrs De Hubb You must know by war who aped a body servant before the Sorry to leave you apologized Den the price that they are a product of him in everything Peter so loved his ham coming back the perspiring system X Y Weekly master that he grew to talk like him Got a match asked Hendricks tak act like him and almost look like him Monnting Coward ing a cigar from his pocket and biting He lives to day the heart of hospitality Some people win by working hard the tip off it One Sunday two the soul of honor And some succeed through chance alon e Denham gave him one and Hendi icks white men drove up to the door qf his While now and then a man gets up I didnt see vou in church this morn By honest efforts of his own it on the sole of his boot struck cabin and asked if he had any liqur in ing But where one honest person strives I was just thinking of something re He said he had about a the house To gain the height all seek to win Didnt you Why I was there he quart called by your hoax of the cuff A dozen others try to mount He re ¬ They offered to buy Ah I wasnt Ally Sloper By constant waggings of the chin It is a big joke on me which fused to sell but just as his old master laughed Chicago Record Ill never tell unless I can absolutely would have done invited them to have a An Apolopry prove who perpetrated it and get even None more than a bachelor can see NO TRIFLING ALLOWKI drink Having drunk thev handed him How dear is a little wife So they actually work em on you Of course like his masa half dollar And lest that fond idol shattered be do they grunted the sergeant prof ter he declined the coin The scoun ¬ He stays single all his life fering a cigar to the doctor He was drels went to town and swore out a com Philadelphia North American almost jovial plaint that he was violating the dispen ¬ He Stood Corrected I should think so said Hendricks sary laws I sentence the prisoner to be This one got me out of bed smokircr I happened to be in Greenville the lynched said the rural justice other day when the trial took place ard iut you cant do that yer honor saw a revelation Peters counsel was objected the lawyer for the defense Gen Barnums son adjutant general of Come to think of it said the jus the state under Gov John Gary Evans tice you air right fer my bailiff in and the chief witness for the defense forms me they aint three yards o rope was the general himself who had come in town Atlanta Constitution over from Abbeville distant about 100 No Cause to Complain miles to say a word for his former slave Aunt Maria I hope you will be hap The general took the stand and his son py with Mr Brenley said Engaged One Im sure I think I What is your name ought to be auntie his parents never I am Gen Barnum sir kept house but always boarded It Where do you reside will be impossible for him to talk about In Abbeville sir Here waiter if youse spect er tin Bos- ¬ How long have you known the de ¬ his mothers cooking you know from me youd better hustle dene ton Transcript fendant X Y Evening finger bowls see Sixty five years sir Hainan Nature Journal What is his reputation If I shotdd die to night full well I know Literally True As good as any mans in this court- ¬ The neighborhood might mourn an hour As the newly captured horse thief or so room sir Dangled from the lofty tree Then would it softly murmur in its sleeve Would you trust him How much did he In a whisper hoarse he muttered This tender query This suspense is killing me leave Why Id trust htm Trust Peter THE TWO ARE WRITTEN BY THE SAME N Y World Chicago Flecord HAND with m3 life my honor 0 The jury didnt leave their seats 1NCONS1DEHATE OR CARELESS Too Bad for Him The scene sorter touched me up I He was very tall and thin and a fa at three in the morning and cost me cab met young Barnum re ¬ asked if cetious friend used to call him a pefare to Brooklyn and not only that but ceived anything for and services he Ac ¬ his He stood it for destrian competition it kept me there on a false scent for cept a fee from Peter he said In some time at last he asked Why three days and nights amazement Why sir Id as soon Because said the F F becaus Tell us about it said Denham with think of charging my father you always remind me of a walking a horse laugh You and your father came 100 mifes Ally Sloper match Never said Hendricks shaking his to clear this old negro Xever unless I can jail the head A Correct Guess Yes we have joker and Ill do it some day or break or 10000and Old would was a come 1000 That mans attentions to me are second faPeter Now it may surprise my neck trying most offensive and he has the reputayou but I see a sort of connection be- ther to me He raised me When I was tion of being a fortune hunter Do you 111 tween this cuff joke and the one worked well he played with me when I was suppose it is papas wealth that allares he nursed me When I was a boy Id on me In fact I think if I had the him rather sleep cuff I could run my man down It own bed at in Peters cabin than in roy Her Close Friend thoughtuflly home Id rather take a may furnish me the very clew I need Why what else can it be Tit Bits snack with Peter in those days than Oh thats the way the land lies dine with the president Immune He leaned back laughed the officer Im afraid we Yankees dont under Grandpa Dont get scared Willie in his chair till be could look into the stand the nigger question yet N Y the tiger is about to be fed thats Oh I sa3 Trimble he other room Press what makes him jump and roar so called out to a stenographer at a desk Oh I aint afraid oi Willie easily Come here a minute in the corner And its your Poor little man ROYAL HARPISTS him grandpa Papas the The young man approached and stood brother that has gone through the ice his meals aint ready same when Illustrated in the doorway The Most SMrruiK and Romantic is it American Do jou know what became of that Yes wif mj new ska ates on Period of to Harps His ¬ bloody remnant An Open Confession If theyd been what Ive never wore tory YVt In 1008 you have goods to sell dont let was in the waste basket this morn- ¬ If It his own he wouldnt have gone and The public blindly guess it ing said the young man it must be Judy drowned But have some real get up and get When Christianity obtainedl a tri ¬ there yet And in an ad confess it A Cheaper Joy umphant footholvt in Ireland about L A W Bulletin Bring it to Mr Hendricks please 425 A D the decline of the harp as When the shirt waist in the window When it was handed to him Hen a With the seasons tide recurs ALL COLORS ALIKE TO HIM sacred instrumeit began although Maud is glad but I am gladder dricks took it to a window and looked U was retained for a time in For it takes her mind from furs at it carelessly then he smiled and put Vi net nary In tutj closing years the Chicago Daily News of it into the pocket of his top coat the twelfth centui laymen were per How to Manage It Its exactly what I am looking for mitted tt become larpists Miss Fuzzle I want to break my en- ¬ I am going to have some fun he said The medieval age witnessed the gagement with Mr Sapple but I dont with a reputable citizen of New York most stirring and lomantic period of know how to do it without driving the and if you have time sergeant Ill let the harps history King Griffith ap poor fellow to suicide you make the arrest Conan brought it from Ireland into Little Brother Why dont you let Denham smiled There was vast Wales and gave it i royal standing in him see you in curl papers just once- condescension in his tone when he li98 King noble and gentlenian Roxbury Gazette spoke an ability to play the instru- ¬ It really seems strange to me Hen ¬ found a mandatory qualification im- ¬ A Slffn of the Times ment dricks that you can give yourself up posed by Bobby Pa what does the pawntheir social position Mtoy to such trivial things when there is so minstrels and troubadours became brokers sign of three balls mean much actual work to be done Pa It means Bobby that it is two very proficient performers and re ¬ Ah for you my boy Hendricks galed the courts of Europe and the far to one that the man never redeems his said as he extended his hand but re ¬ property Harlem Life ¬ member this is one of my off periods east with its resonant melodies teach ing Unheard of Luck Ill get to work one of these dajs and and the harpists art to kngs princes Mutual Friend Madam allow me to royal favorites King JamUfe of is luck Uncle Jim then Ill put you on your mettle Im Scotland What present my friend Mr Green and Mary Queen of ScotB not dead yet Luck Well it is when a boy turns Excuse me my name is Brown I hope not I hope not answered were among the rulers who are re out to be as smart as his grandmother Mutual Friend That makes no dif Illustrated American Dtnham as he turned back towards his corded to have mastered the harmony¬ said he was ference Madam is aware that Im color of the harp Good Queen Bess howdsk blind Der Floh Uarely Pomilble But as if obeying a second thought ever instituted a crusade of persecuProudleigh My father you know tion against the whole fraternity of An Episode Hendricks stopped in the doorway wandering harpists with the purpose was a member of congress and Twere best we walk apart she said I say sergeant he called out If of exterminating De Sinnick Thats all right old Adieu the entire race of 3 cu could put me on to the address of 1 daresay youll be able to live it For one umbrella would not cover two the young man who brought you this Irish bards Thus was the harp driven chap Chicago Record Topics cuff I think I could hurrv up the fun a from the isle of the Druids butnot un down Town til it had secured a permanent place Needlessly Alert bit The I nderNtandlny in the field of the national banner and Bridget Th mashter always gits oor jSew Mistress Now Bridget when J That is out of the question the of- ¬ had bequeathed to Taras nails an have company J shall expect you to whin a lady comes in th room ficer replied We let him go without Patrick Hes too susphicious immortal fame Forrest Crissey in stay out of the room making any record of him I Wed be Chautauqunn niver saw wan yit thot would hit y a pretty lot of fools to spend our time Yis mum an OiIl ixpict Bridget whoile sittin down X Y Journal keeping a set of books to fill up with the the same of you X Y World Had Not Ills Share Insane whims of all the cranks in New There goes Charley Henpeck He A Modified Title The V ry Acne York Small Daughter Mamma Susie Riche hasnt found that in union thra is Jones Is he so very stingy Hendricks laughed pleasantly strerVrth Why actually if says her papa is a business man Is my Stingy Johnson Well I guess you are about right Oh yes he has but he has found that man was the father of twins hes papa a business man i he said Mrs Smallproftt gloomily that theystrength isnt equally one photograph do for both make Xi He did not speak again until they much of one Harlem Life N Y Erening Journal of a crank Gielow was made to say ¬ I dont remember I was very were in the street tatd then busy at the time and only heard the chuckled How was that doctor boys laughing about it It was the work Oh ssss- - i - be ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sgfe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ISS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cWwm - V m t THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TTJES ftV GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS MARCH 7 1899 The Fruit Outlook ¬ Theatrical Otherwise Remarks In H F Hillenmeyer the noted hortiThe Fover Over 8000 St Loins people heard Mel culturist writes the Lexington Herald ba aud Hone Alvarez 6ing Faust as follows concerning the fruit situaA ml ¬ Friday night Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Cynthiana people will witness all star cake walk ou ihe lGh Paris will have oneeutrv la the contest The Nat Reiss Dramatic Company went to pie ta lasi week at Frankfort ou account of a row in the management A certain Paris boy made himself sol- ¬ id With his girl last week by telliug her Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROVAl BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK that she was worth her weight in eugs Clay Clement is playing A SSontharn Gentleinau and The New Domiuio11 at the Century Theatre in St Louis this week George Wilson the minstrel has filed The claims a petition iu bankruptcy against him aggregate nearly 7000 He his no assetts The apples are not damaged neither are the pears Grapes have suffered severely but will nevertheless yield a good crop Cherries are probably somewhat damaged though it is hard to estimate to what extent The raspberries are snug and the snow has really helped them very much I am rather apprehensive of the damage to the blackberries that will result An interesting fact is that there are more bushels of blackberries eaten in Kentucky each year than there are of ap- pies Hence the loss of the crop would be a severe one However I do not apprehend so serious a result although there is unquestionably some damage done to the bushes tion ¬ ¬ Doctors Cant Cure It Contagious blood poison is absolntely beyond the skill of the doctors They may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies but he will never be rid of the disease on the other hand his condition will grow steadily worse S S S is the only cure for this terrible affliction because it is the only remedy which goes direct to the cause of the disease and forces it from the system I was afflicted with Blood Polaon and the best doctors did me no good though I took FRANK 404 MAIN STREET CO PARIS KY Leaders In Style And Fashion HHrSt MlhD ully In fact I seemed to get worse all the while I took almost eyery so called blood remedy seem to reach the disease and had no effect ¬ their treatment faithf- ¬ WEVE GOT EM YOU WANT EM WHAT but they did not ¬ TIE BQDBBOM HEWS 1881 SCINTILLATIONS An Nineteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUHE MILLE Published every Tuesday and Friday ty J Comment A ten inch suo v fell yesterday at Interesting Jumble Of News And - A Shelby county cow which lost her It is like self destruction to continue hog to take potash and mercury besides calf has adopted a Make all Checks Monti Ortfrrs eie The phenomenally successful farce digestion destroying mayabU to the order of Champ v Mi in Peter Vinegar has been fired by his totally the marrow the the bones they proin dry up Wnat Happeued To Jones will play a congregation at Lexington ducing a stiffness and swelling of the return engagement iu Lexington this AN N UNCEM EN T The salary of Admiral Deweys new joints causing the hair to fall out and week appearing Friday aud Saturday completely wrecking the system rank will be 15000 per year night and Saturday matinee FOR ATTORNEY OKNBRAL The distillery trust has bought the We are authorized to announce John Manager Scott may book the Ellis Mellwood plant at Louisville for 1000 S Smith of Bourbon County as a can didate for Attorney General roj ct to Grand Opera Company for a single per 000 is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is the action of the Democratic nai ly The State Convention of the Christian the only blood remedy fret from these formance when it returns from the Pa dangerous minerals cific coast The company contains Mel Endeavor Society will meet at Madison Book on self treatment sent free by Editor Emmktt Ork of the Owen ba Alvarez DeLnssan Gadski Van vide May 19 21 Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga New ha been nomiuateii for the bgi Cauteren Bonnard Bensau le Walter Half of Charleston W Va wa under latu bv the Owen county Democrats Damrosch an i others Paris would water Sunday and the people were with- S S ABNEY mail carrier will hnil Admiral Montejo the bravest Span send a fine delegation up to the engage- - out food light or fuel to and from depot Terms lit ht iard in the late war has been imprison ¬ uitut Will Wood the infamous cousin of very bauae Leave orders at Post reasonable ed at Madrid His crime was losing the murdered Pearl Bryan is a deserter oiiice tf hjs fight with Dewey from the battleship Iowa BACK ON THE FAKM ¬ ¬ - Editors a Otcners Livingston whatervr I was dis heartened for it seemed that I would neyer be cured At the adrice ol a friend I then toot A S 4 inH Vvcrn tnlm nrore I continued the medicine and It wired me completely building up my health and increasing my appetite Although this was ten years ago I haye neyei yet had a sign of the disease to return W K Niwxan Staunton Va ¬ SSS Blood All kinds REP0NS f and Prices ¬ ¬ Silks For Waists ALL the Newest NEW HAMBUKGS Speak kr Reed honored Congressman Settle by announcing him as one of the visitors to the Naval Academy His associates will be Comrressmeu Dalaell and Steele Godfrey Hunter from Gauteinala has put some ol the Kentucky Republican leaders on the anxious seat They would like to know what mischief hes up to this time The return of Dr The rural comedy drama Back Oa with Daniel Darleigh as ¬ The Farm suming the leading part will be the attraction at the opera house to morrow uigot The scenes of the play are laia in Maine and iu Boston The company carries a brass band and orchestra The Grassville Center Baud will giye a pa- ¬ rade at noon Reserved seats for the play are on sale at Brooks drug store ¬ Congressman Bailey of Texas is gusted with bis job of leading the D iuu A Urge part ol the Grata in the House Dem craric public has bj n disgusted with ins leadership for some time An Eastern Trip dis Via National Capital ¬ ital w The hail storm list Fri lay gave K tuckys hailstone Auuaniases a hue op portunity which has not been neglected a n- ¬ i Dispatches from various Sections state that the hail sones raugtd in size trnn Opportunity to visit the N itional Capis aifoiUtd by tickets vm Washing ¬ ton at Sitsur tares as apply over direct Pennsylvania Line to Puilau Iphia and New York An additional sop ovtr of granted ou u u Jays at Philadelphia duvets to New YoiK whether they read For further via Wdsuiugiou or direct information apply to Geo E Rockwell A G P A Cincinnati ¬ i- - birds egg a eg The Expectation Purse Tun irmfctT sii wk Porn PnVhhin Co aunouuee the closing of entries on March 15th to its Expectation Purse fifth in its aeries of purses inaugurated ia 1JS96 Successful from the start its Purse for foals 1895 having over 500 nominations notwithstanding the widespread depression in the interest that year it has been patronized by the best horse men in the United States aud Canada The subscribers to these purses realize that on the opportunity offered their youngsters to win money depends to a large extent the future of business and so realizing have liberally patronized them in the past aud will no doubt continue to do so in the future The increased in terest shown in the business during the past year just closed should cause owners to enter liberally What the buyers most need are race horses ones that are well entered and have good prospects sh uld they develop sped Nothing disgusts a horseman more than to find that he has pur chased a colt that develops extreme speed but can not profit by it Youngsters should be prepared for the market by being liberally entered in stakes and purses The Stock Farm Publishing Company will be glad to 6end you an entry blank Address them at Lexington Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T v n d the Cr Th Presided Prid rollton public building ihepea which he used ha- - been b ul by Representative Berry to Csrrollton and will be placed iu the corner stone of the new building The sundry Civil Bill carries 1000 tor a site jr j ¬ Some of the Kentucky papers are 6till working on Sam Jones because of his mistaken statement regarding Col Bryans taxes Strange that it took a whack at Bryan to call attentiou to Sams wild eyed statements aud vulgar sayings Speaker Reed may have gratified 1 himself when he deliberately snubbed Gen Joe Wheeler I iday in Congress but he would not be gratified to hear the opiniou of the public in ignoring the gallant old hero Iu nineteen cases out of twenty the yictim numbers twenty friends to the snubbers one Congress has at last done the proper thing by making Dewey an Admiral and Schlev and Sampson Rear Admirals advancing Schley two points over Samp son Congress also supported Gen Joe Wheeler in the claim of his seat in the House but Speaker Reeato his discredit snubbed the gallant old hero on the last day of the session ¬ ¬ Fine Cherry Trees Dont fail to get a few of the Owen cherry trees Large stately trees fruit large black heart shaped and delicious The ODly Lung Irritation kind that do well in the south You Dr can get one for 25 cents six for is the forerunner to consumption twenwill cure it and ty for 250 100 for eight dollars delivBells give such strength to the lungs that a ered prepaid Trees one to three years cough or a cold will not settle there old guaranteed Address Cherry MounTwenty five cents at all good druggist tain Supply Co Ellenboro N C 1 Pine-Tar-Houe- ¬ ¬ y ¬ -- SPRING SUITS to do our work We are cow prepared to show the swellest and most complete line 18 of samples ever offered in this community Ranging in price from to 40 Give us a trial and we will convince you of our Superior Tailoring and Wo k Spring Suit made to order If voo 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 PARKER CLOTHIERS r AND JAMES OESTS FIMISBEKS J Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky liable prompt paying compaThe famous stallion Tremont the unbeaten hurt himself last week at Belle nies ion union W 0 HINTON Agent Meade and had to be killed be R G Dunn Co report that the volume of business done in the United WOMZH IN TROUBLE ARG States during February was the greatest The Approach of Motherhood is the eyer known for that month Occasion of Much Anxiety to All Every woman dreads the ordeal The late crop of wheat sown in Mad- through which she must pass in becom- ¬ ison county was so badly damaged by ing a mother The pain and suffering of the recent cold spell that many acres which is in store for her is a source of constant anxiety fear and dread to will be plowed up and put in corn The say nothing of the danger which the early sown wheat looks well and coming incident entails The joyous anticipations with which she looks for- ¬ promises to make a fair crop ward to babys coming gives way to an when J W Thomas Jr of this city sold indescribable dread of the ordeal trying he fully realizes the critical and six hhds of tobacco in Cincinnati last event which will soon approach and week at 1875 to 10 Ossian Edwards have to be endured do Women should hail with delight a sold seven at 960 to 595 Geo Bedwhich insures to them im- ¬ ford sold six at 96o to 595 L D remedy from the pain suffering and munity Redmond sold one at 10 and W T danger incidental to child bearing Such a remedy is now offered and so Redmond Co one at 12 women need not fear longer the hour of Mothers Friend is a Lipman Heggie Chicago com- childbirth scientific liniment and if used before mission merchants got a corner on eggs confinement gently and surely prepares in Chicago last week and cleared 15000 the body for the great requirements during the temporary egg famine A and changes it is undergoing insures Savannah Ga merchant sold 1000 doz- safety to both mother and child and takes her through the event with com- en eggs to a Havana party at 160 per a ease and won Sarativeremedy isoomfort This every dozen during the blizzard time by praised woman who has used it What woman is not interested in The Bourbon Steam Laundry Mothers Friend This wonderful having secured office room at remedy has been tested and its price- ¬ of by the Parker James corner Fourth less value provenhappy experiencewho thousands of mothers and Main will locate their main have used it during the most critical office at that place Phone No period of womans life the approach 4 All calls or bundles entrusted and culmination of motherhood to them will receive prompt at- ¬ It has won their everlasting praise for it gave them help and hope in tention their most trying hour and when most needed Every woman may some The Try our Minute Tapiocas prepared day need Mothers Friend little book Before Baby is Born in sixty seconds F B McDermott telling all about it and when it should Elegant line of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete be used will prove of great interest and Undertaking in all its branches Mouldings Dr Goldstein theve snecialist is benefit to all expectant mothers and oenu me your oiu immune iu uc im ¬ Embalming scientifically attended 8 till in the city and crfne consulted at will be sent free to any address upon paired An xviAVjUliO J UK HIRE the Hotel Windsor Examination free application to the Bradfield Regulator Your furniture moved by experienced Company Atlanta Ga hands 2t ¬ ¬ lightning in th- - Hurst Home charged with robbing Poolseller Frank wind and Co a sate and reliable com ¬ Insurance Herdick of 1500 will begin at Lexing pany ton to day O W Miller Agent Paris Ky Rev Hornsby the cowboy evangelist who eloped with a Madison county girl THERE are etjus and eggs The egg has been apprehend in Illinois where he of yesterday looks feels measures and is holding a meeting weighs hke the ev of bsst mouth but The argument on the Kentucky bank theres a difff reuce in another respect tax cases were closed at Washington and that difference is worth money Friday A decision is expected in a Its jnst s- with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to month or six weeks the nnpracticed discernment but irs a Commodore Watson of Kentucky has difference that counts every time Its He ranks a difference that changes your lanndry been made a Rear Admiral Kentucky bill from aa rxpense to a ti inveafiueiit both Schley and Sampson W food work H will ioi no more salutes this most deserviug officer than poor work but its worth dtmble The President has appointed Con the iliJc reuce BOUHBON 9TKAJI LaUXOHY gressman Walter Eyaus to succeed Judge Barr as Judge of the United States District Court for the district of tr Made Strong Kentucky dim visnu UMtdr vWslt ntyes removed W N Saufnrd of Carlisle Nichols a and graiiulard iidw or sore eyes of any county filed a voluntary petition in kiud spe dilv and enVctually orm d bj bankruntcv Saturday at Frankfort th naeof S ith rUnds Eaglj Ev ShIth put op His liabilities are given in at 13406 with lfs by all in tubes nnri sold on a guar tee go1 lrnirittte no available aseests J W Gordon of Franklin Jacob W S A iilrMi Ewing of Larue Wm Abshire of Kfroniii Madison and Neai Carter of Mont- Of Peck PWright Pike s Celery Capsules gomery were drowned Sunday while To the Wright Medical Co ot anion Moo trying to ford swollen streams near their Ueuts have purchased a box of Wright1 Cel iy Capsules from James T Blaser drim homes giM waverly O and used them forUtomach Trouble and Constipation I was nnahis to jsed do anything for nearly two years bTOCK AND TURF NEWS three hoe of your Celery Capsules sna they have cured me Kor the benefit of others sn Ak aftli ted wish to kci d this letter OT Stuck Crop Sales and Transfer Very ruly yours Turf Notes W S As IES- M Hold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box The Kentuckian owned by EdSimms Send address on postal to the Wright Med of this city is the favorite for the Ken- Co Col um hus O for trial size free tucky Derby John Madden of Lexington has three My agency insures against Kentucky Derby candidates Mazo fire wind and storm -- best oil re- ¬ Hapsburg and Desperado - Thetrial of Mrs Elizabeth Hitchens Insure yonr property against fire Patterns BEAUTIFUL LACES DAINTY WHITE GOODS NEW STALES IN HOSIERY LATEST DESIGNS IN BUCKLES j Goods You are invited to call and look No trouble to show ¬ FRAN Kd CO Vk ¬ t 1 1 I ¬ j ¬ ¬ my endeavor this season to ELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper ll and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYin STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS PRICE means any thing success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED It will ¬ A ¬ PROSPECTIVE BUYERS will well TO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by doing protect their own interests My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought in conjunction and you can lit your house up in a tasty manner at small expense Respectfully ¬ ¬ J T HINTON H tojl kf I n THE BOURBON fiEWS Nineteenth Year Establibhed -- THE B0U3B0H NEWC PARIS KY PERSONAL MENTION ¬ TUESDAY OBITUARY MARCH 7 1893 A Terriflic Storm Pakis was visited by a terriflic electric and rain storm Friday which did 1881 COMERS lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as considerable damage The lightning MOBu iissmail matter burned out the fuses in aoout seventy five telephones for the local compauy and about a doz u for the East Tennes TELEPHONE NO 124 see Company The tower of the Paris Telephone Exchange was set on fire by SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance lightning but the damage done was 2 00 Six mouths Oneyeu 100 slight owing to the heavy rain A J Fees residence on Pleasant Make all Checks Money Orders Etc street wa6 struck by lightning which payable to the order of Champ Miller damaged a range and set tire to the floor Do not fail to attend the auction in the kitchen The blaze was extinat the New Louisville Store Sat guished without the aid of the fire de ¬ AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Klwewhere ¬ Mrs R L Thomas is vibiting rela- ¬ tives in Louisville Mr J K Spears home from Paducah Jr has arrived Ed Hutchcraft was in Harrodsburg Saturday ou business Mr J W Bacon is confined to his room with the grippe urday March 11th At nine oclock last night thermometers registered twelve above zero ¬ Miss Mamie G en of Covington is partment A T Forsyths residence on Mt Airy tlie guest of Mrs Frank Fithian Mr Morris Renick of Middletown Ohio is here on a visit to relatives The Monday Night Literary Club met last night with Mies Nannie Wilson on High street the reliable market gardener has removed to Harrison county He has rented a farm near Cyuthiaua J J Baker Dr C ¬ H Bowen the optician will be at A J Winters Cos Thursday Have your eyes examined free of charge B McNamara of Lexington yesterday paid the 1000 bond forKing McNamara feited by her son Mrs ¬ The Twenty second Infantry in ¬ which Monin Moore of this city enlisted several months ago has arrived at Manila - The KentuckyHMidlands East bound train was delayed about au hour Saturnear Frankfort Seymour Wilson of this city has ¬ Avenue was also struck by a bolt of lightning but the hotie was damagtd only slightly The fire alarm system was rendered useless for a sho t time by about a dozen fuses being burned out but Electrician Hite soon had the system in order The thunder and lightuiug were ac companied by a heavy rain which continued nearly all day Friday and Satur day Stoner and Houston creeps rose very rapidly and Douglas Thomas race track was damaged by being inundated A dispatch from Mt Sterling states O had the that a local train on the C windows and headlight broken by hail ftoxiHS that measured an inch and a half in circumference The dispatch aleo said that the hail ftleo killed lambs in Montgomery A Lexington telegram pays that the hail did gieat damage to the green houses in that city ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ day morning on account of a landslide se ¬ Insurance Companies Withdraw As a result of the fight agaiust the insurance companies In this district cured a good position in New York with eighteen of the old companies have Mills Gibbs one of the leading dry withdrawn from Franklin county goods firms in the East The Vienna restaurant will be moved from the Dow building opposite the Windsor to the Vardt n store room lately vacated by C B Mitchell ¬ of this city left Friday several for Havana He will repress large American firms He thinks prosperity will soon sinile on Cuba A J Gorey ¬ RB postmaster at Millersburg vice J 11 Jameson Jr deceased Mr Boulden has held the office under a previous administration Boulden has been appointed f Court Day Sales met Saturday and decided to erect a three story business block on the site of MARCH court was attended by a small the buildings now occupied by the Agri- crowd yesterday and there was but litcultural Bank and the old Bourbon tle business transacted in stock trading Bank Plans for the building have not circles There were about three hun yet been decided upon dred cattle on the market but the sales The News is requested to state that were very slow Jonas W7iel sold thirty the ladies of the Baptist Church will three yearlings heifers to 8 K Nichols give a missionary tea at the parsonage at 18 30 each and twenty five ateers to Thursday afternoon from tour uiil E P Claybrook pt 29 each Simn eight A general invitation is extended Weil bold forty five yearliugs to Robt to the public Each person is asked to Turner at 2405 each A few mules bring a contribution of not leas than ten changed hands at 175 to 200 per pair Thos McClintock sold tour at satiscents factory prices The Central Methodist of Louisville linn Over a Train has established a branch editorial office Kentucky Conference in this city for George Adams a colored man emnews which will be in charge of Rev ployed by Walker Muir had his right E G B Mann Rev F W Eberhardt ankle badly crushed yesterday afterof this city conducts au interesting de- ¬ N traid Adams who noon by an L partment in the Baptist Argus of Louis- was diinking attempted to board the ville as left the Paris depot ¬ ¬ ¬ -- The officials of the Agricultural Bank and eight companies have withdrawn from Woodford county and have noti- ¬ fied their agents not to write any more insurance Otner companies have signified their intention of withdrawing from the State The Impeiial Insurance Company of London reprsented by Formau Par rish has withdrawn from business in this city and other agents are expecting some of their companies to withdraw from business in this city The Clark county grand jury indicted nearly all the fire insurance companies doing business in Winchester for con spiring to fix rates of insurance ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dr Ben Frank has returned from a short visit to relatives in Louisville Or F L Lapsley went to Harrods- ¬ burg Saturday for a short visit to his f ither Prof and Mrs C L Martin of Louisville are guests of Mr and Mrs Clark Barnett near this city Mrs Lock wood who has been vh iting her father Mr R P Barnett returned Saturday to her home in Cincinnati Mrs Council Wilson spent several days in Lexington last week with her parents Mr and xMrs Frazier on West Maxwell street Mr Jas Huff of CynthianaRepub Lcan candidate for Railroad Commissioner was in the city yesterday in the interest of hif candidacy Messrs George and Carroll Hamil- ton of VI t Sterling and Sidney G Clay of this city have gone to Florida to spend several weeks in hunting a d fishing They will go to Havana on a big ness trip before they return to Kentucky The Leader asks several nameless bowling clubs in Lexington to select nuies so that their meetings may be accurately reported The News would be glad to anuounce ud report the meetings of several euchre clubs in this city if the names of the clubs were known Names are much more definite than the bowling club or the euchre club especially when there are several clubs known by the same indefinite title Miss Emily Miller is having a most delightful visit in Salt Lake City wheie she is the guest of Miss Kathleen Anderson A Salt Lake paper tells of a charming party which Mrs Robt Gem meil and Miss Andtrsou gave in honor of Miss Miller and mentions two card parties and four other entertainments at which she was a guest Miss Miller tied for the prize at the two card parties but lost in cutting for it ¬ ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Of The Dead Mrs Nannie Pepper the mother of James E and Thomas Pepper the famous distillers died Sunday at Lt x ingtou aged 62 years a former merchant Joseph L Tayl and citizen of this city died Friday at his home near Lexington He wa8 sixty- five years old and in survived by two children Oscar Taylor of Covington Hi and Mrs Wetherby of California wife died about a week ago Thos Shipp a former citizen of Mil- died suddenly Sunday afterlersbur noon at his home in Winchester aged about 8Jyears The deceased was the father of Mr Victor K Shipp and Mrs Charles Butler of this city children by ho was a daughter of hi first wife Victor Kenney and Prof R M Shipp Annie Edwaid and Bertie Shipp of Winchester Mrs Millard Kenney and Miss Ella Shipp of this city by his sec ond wife who was Miss Margaret Moore The remains will be interred at eleven oclock this moruiug at the Lex¬ ¬ - NEW SPUING - 5 - DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES j HOSIERY Etc A rrivine easily t ¬ ¬ ¬ ington cemetery Samuel M Wilmoth who was strtck en with apoplexy about a fortnight ago died Saturday morning at his home en Second street The decased was sixty one years old and wa one of the most resp cted c tizans of Paris He was for uk i a i1UU tuuje cuuuecieu wnu tue ben distilleries ana was ror years tne able manager ot the Paris Distilling Co He is survived by his wife and seven children Mrs James Lail of Cynthi aua Mrs Edward Ditchen of CincinJogiu Thomas nati Mrs Robt Charles Mis Clara and Carley Wilmoth Funeral s ryices were conducted at the resideucj yesterday morning at ten oclock by Rev E G B Maun and the remains were taken on a special train to The pall Cyuthiaua for interment Dr Wash fithian Chas bearers were N Fithian Joseph Honey R B Hutch craft Joseph Wilson WT E Board The deceased was an esteemed Odd Fel low and Knight Tern Mar CONDONS ew Spring Goods i n 11 cu Line s Away Under Regular Pric s Here are a Few Specials Black r pvi- from 50 cent- - to 200 per yard 46 incii s Ik Fiiihed Henrietta 50 cents per yard All he ks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard A Hi ad it Colored Silks and Satins cheap Me Linen and Napkins in Great Variety T Descriptions from 5 cents un Whit GodS lendii on tv Ladi s and Childrens Hose 10 cents m aiid Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yard S ml rd 4 Utic Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cents per yaid ld c i - ¬ i ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Mtwwuww wigyi Given Away ¬ eyesight is If you cannot gread this small print at a distance of 1 i inches your t and should have immediate attention pect tides ifnd eyesrlnase have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and in perl made nf parent mme rlal hm in fr tines of the highest elasticity and ooi sequent ly of ttest Willi ihf lightness and elegance when both uses If you want to burn the best coal try duracitil n yifl m ititetlfltf d by IMrutmost Bowen 8 system they always give framesaud It they y are satisfaction for N the Mountain Ash Jellico for sale ouly are v pt lactes n poir v Imij heapFpertaeles ornor of men who do not know how toofffit them idjtiKtv poor imperfect lenses and are better Yhi will without VV b Geo tf Stuart my uhisMs man w tntiln ro Hi e defects Isuy imperial spectacles of a reliable siliut dealer and llnywi lxi lv a r without chat ige and be cheapest in the end tin i -- I ¬ and shapes at Price Clothiers the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit nd and last Thursdays of each month ami invito cvir store on the A new complete line of Spring and tmr their eves examined for which there is no Neckwear in all the latest shades all to call SatL on guaranteed or money refunded charge Wo - - Cos We re ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on Haggard Reed free We are the peoples friends 1LL XJ f it J - U V d s 4 r ty7ZiS M S V Aw 3 MF r s K M V if 0 Jfc The beat wagon on earth Owensboro fo sals ouly 1 ia o the W Hy MICE TO THE FARMERS -- Stuart Lambs Aim OF KESTUCXY t Tl clay Much lHi ¬ The Bellamy carnival at the rink Friday night was a gratifying success and ¬ proved to be an amusing event There were aoout thirty persons en maeque the first prize for best costume being won by little Lizzette Parker Pierce Paton won the other prize There was a large crowd of spectators present V HENRY SPEARS A genuine black lisle thread sock Executor of Y W Moran Annual Convention National Amer- seamless toe and heel three pairs for 28feb lmo ican Womans Suffrage Association 2t Cos H V McChesney the clever editor of Grand Rapids Mich April 27 to May fifty cents at Price the Livingston Banner and the compe- 5 1899 The Howard hat in stiff and Al- ¬ tent Superintendent of Schools in LivN itional Society Sons of the Ameringston county is a candidate for Sup- ican Revolution Detroit Mich May 1 pine in different shades and shapes for Spring have arrived erintendent of Public Instruction 1899 A Cos Clothiers Being the only newspaper man in the American Library Association Conven- at Price race and being eminently fitted for the tion Atlanta Ga May 8 20 1899 best leading varieties Low prices ou candies for entertain- as 500000 of Haviland Gaudy and such positionthe Kentucky press will be glad Annual Encampment G A R of Ten oth- ¬ Buback ments Cheap but pure to further his interests a6 best they can nessee Rockwood ers We sell in lots of 50 100 or 1000 Tenn May 10 11 Price 2 per 100 For further inforNewton Mitchell tf 1899 From points in Tennessee mation apply to or address Bourbon Circuit Court ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Amthan half price this week ai Davis Thompson I have temporarily withdrawn from Isgrigs tf the market and have qnit buying for t e time br ing and no one is authorized to Crystallized fruits nuts oranges buy for me I take this opportunity to Tf so we ask you to look at our line o yon nofl i Spring Suit apples emens inalaga thank the many friends whom 1 have for Bprinsr ami Sn bananas iner WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS made in Kentucky for their favor and grapes grape fruit i an do not ooiiiihto w i li cheap tailors who give you cheap hope to renew their pleaeaut friendship WO Newton Mitchell tf in a few mouths With regards to all ork Respectfully 1 Oil Good it VU ciinot get something for nothing llVV MOSES KAHN 3mar 3t ll Cl tlies u c s more than cheap and inferior ones Tas broken lots of shoes we are offer afc yU a Mill CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN irg at special sale this week are the w lien flneet mkes on our shelves oil ike into consideration the way thev are ken ru A f t ui is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST mane tf Davis Thomson Isgrig Til INC out it train but Auction at the New Louisville n1 slipped under the car Two wheels All persons having claims against the Store Saturday March 1 1th passed over his right ankle and then estate of Young W Morau deeeast ti chipped a piece off the big toe of his left Ladies with small feet are reaping a will present them at once to me properThomson Isgrigs ly proven as required by law foot He also cut a three inch gash in a harvest at All persons indebted to the estate of special shore sale the finest hand made same will please call at my office and his head as he fell S E TIPTON Cutter shoes at cheap shoe prices tf settle C ¬ it ly 1 ¬ 1 I S ¬ Executors Notice I ¬ Dis LOWRY CO 3oo Mercliant CAKEFUL Q Low Kates Strawberry Plants HANDLING OF LINEN of the ¬ ¬ FOR S AJLE JOHN TRABUE till mayl is the rule in all departments ¬ ¬ ¬ will have a large docket which will include 325 old equity and equity appearances and sixty five old ordinary and ordinary appearances The Commonwealth cases include twenty five felony cases and forty three misdemeanors The most important cases will be the Hutchcraft will case anJ the cases against the insurance companies ¬ ¬ ¬ The March term of the Bourbon Circuit Court which begins next Monday ¬ Five Musical Prodigies Perluss Juvenile Orchestra which delighted thousands at the Lexington Chautauqua last Summer by their marvelous playing will give a concert Friday night at the Methodist Church lecture room under the auspices of the Missionary Society of the Christian Church The admission will be twenty five cents For Kent ¬ Two O The Apply to Mrs street furnished rooms W Miller Vine Ruddels Mills Ky K3I Bourbon Steam Laundry and our customers have the satisfaction of knowing that their shirts collars and cuffs will he paired right laundered in an excep- ¬ tional manner and with consnmate skill and that they will not he returned torn and frayed on the hedges We excel in fine laundry work nt tf rt W M copvpicti Two furnished rooms on Secon d street with or without board Apply to Mrs E R Fithian Will Kenney Physician M- - D Th e tho ourbon Steam Laundry HINTON JR BRO Surgeon Proprietors No 4 Kiplings Child Dies Josephine Kipling ¬ Dave Miller the barber has located Phone 136 his chtir in John Ayers shop opposite Office Schwartzs saloon 27j lm Fourth and Pleasant Sts 10 a m to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m OUR GREAT Nuts raisins dates figs eldest child of seedless raisins Rudyard Kipling died of pneumonia yestf Newton Mitchell When you hear the fire alarm bell see terday in New York Mr Kipling on your busiif youve got any insurance continues to improve ness house dwelling stock of goods For Rent Two nice up stair rooms furniture or any Misses Lcuise and Marie Parrish of on High street for light housekeeping household and kitchen tf other property you may own If not this citv aesisted by Miss Barbour of Address Box 291 Paris Ky sleep until you call vn me and get Richmond will give a musical at the dont my rates I am in the business and rep Christian Church on the evening of the Sweet pea seeds in hulk at F B all prompt paying reliable insur 17th for the benefit of he Womans McDermotts resent tf companies I will be lad to give Society of that Church ance you any infoimation you may need on Seed oats heavy and large grain for A lauOE purchase of macintoshes either Fire Insurance Life Insurance or sale by Geo W Stuart tf Co clothiers at a Accident Insurance Tornado and light- made by Price price to give the people the benefit of ning clause attached to all policies Durkees Mourning Starch for stiffenHugh Montgomery miein toshes for 2 worth 3 6 mack- ing colored prints and muslins esN 10 macintoshes go at i ltoshes go at t West Side of Main Street pecially iuournioK goods 750 1350 macintoshes go at 850 Paris Ky tf F B McDermott tf u Shoe Store ¬ ¬ Fire Fire Fire Office Hours 7to currants 2 6aue tf SPECIAL Mid Winter Shoe I Sale j L H Landman M D Of4No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Cincinnati ¬ Will he at the Windsor Hotel Turnsand Welts for this Special Sale and we are making nric amn Paris iterating thai rou cum tfford to miss this great rcone saving oppor tunity i ils proving inor ntiactive tnan we naa even anticipated and each purchaser reic- - mai iney nave genuine Bargains We still have on haid several hundred pairs of Ladies Hand ii ¬ A limited supply of Childrens substantial Winter school shoes TUESDAY MARCH 14 1899 in this sale ¬ returning every second Tuesday in each montn Reference raris Kentucky Every leadingpbysician DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG mm 1 hm THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TEUSDAY MARCH THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 7 1899 YANKEE INGENUITY A Published every Tuesday and Friday y WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER f Editrs and Owners TOMMY SPINKS EARS Tommy Spink was a boy Who brought bushels of joy To the hearts in the sleepy old school But twas not his fine looks Nor his liking for books For he stood at the foot as a rule But Tommy was blest Above all of the rest Whom I knew in those jubliant years For in some funny way But just how I cant say He was able to wiggle his ears The lazy old clock Would be dreaming tick tock And the room quite as still as a mouse When some one of the crowd Would dare snicker out loud lAnd arouse all the rest in the house Then the teachers command Would be Hold out your hand And some one would shed a few tears And all just because Spurning Natures set laws Tommy Spink chose to wiggle his ears His scalp so he said Was too big for his head And he rolled it about as he willed While his ears to and fro So grotesquely would go Tou would laugh though you knew youd be killed And to this very day When my skies are a gray There is one recollection that cheers As 1 think with a smile With what innocent guile Tommy Spink ustd to iriggle his ears Oh the years have been long Since I left the glad throng I loved in those happier days They hare passed from my v w All those friends wlom knew 1 1 And are threading lifes devious ways All is fading Had Yet with pleasure my mind To that oik youth picture adheres And from out the dim past Ill recall to the last Bow Tommy Spink wiggled his ears Nixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin 3 BBB80enaee8IBBB88B8BBBeg For Nothing Per Cent ViciWri I house in wh itll Mr William Johnson carried on the business of money lender and financial agent was in uo way different from those sur ¬ rounding it save that the downstairs front window bore the legend iioau Ortice in large black letters on a white ground A quiet orderly middle aged man was Mr Johnson And people who met him in the street ant did not know him would have taken him for anything rather than a man who put our his mone to usury Certainly there was nothing of the Shy lock aboul him is he sat one spring morning in his dingy office over a much thumbed account book He was a tall spare loosely built man with a pale face and a thin straggling crop of beard and whiskers that always looked a if it had grown in patches Usually when he was not talking- to his clients quill pen in his mouth he carried there was something- in this habit that gave him the appearance of an ab stracted poodle carrying a stick Mr Johnson was deeply engrossed in the consideration of a certain entry in hib account book when th door of the loan office opened very suddenly and set the bell ringing with sharp dis ¬ sonance He heard a light step in thie - s ¬ little lobby which was partitioned off from the rest of the room For a mo ment he did not answer the summons of the bell it was never wise to be in too much hawte to welcome callers But presently he rose and openeo the door the quill pen still retaining its horizontal position in his mouth He lifted his eyes carelessly from the lttle swing counter to the person who stood behind it He was not easily surprised for he had seen many strange things in his time but what he now saw surprised him into a vague uncomfortable si lence Behind the little counter stood a young lady nay a girl of some 18 or ¬ ¬ ¬ V mi J 19 m I WHAT AMOUNT DO YOU WISH TO BORROW of good position and palpable refinement Her pretty fresh face revealing itself to Mr Johnsons astonished eyes from beneath the ravishments of a much beflowered picture hat seemed Strangely out of keeping with the dingy color of the little lobby Oh years fashionably dressed evidently ¬ er ye are Mr William John ¬ son she said answered Mr Johnson Ye You er you lend money dont Yes you -- i want to borrow some money she said looking out of half averted eyes at the money lender Mr Johnsons first impulse was to stretch out his hand for one of the ap- ¬ plication forms which stood ready in a small box on the counter But upon reflection he lifted the swinging shelf and asked his n w client to step inside IVhen she had passed into the office he closed the dcor and joined her ind from Globe said Mr Johnson again 11 sheer force of habit he iitoft me I DEEP SEA TRAGEDY quill pen-- to his mouth The girl saw the resemblance to the abstracted ifajewty of the I aw as Represented poodle and a smile rippled over her by a Deputy Marshal Failed tn face Mr Johnson did not observe it Terrify a Sea Captain he indicated a chair at the side of his MIs this the place where 3011 tie up desk and when the girl had taken it he resumed his own seat and looked at ships asked a tarry young- roan broaching- into the office of the United her What amount did you wish to bor- ¬ States district attorney Do you see any vessels moored row maam said Mr Johnson Oh ah well here one of the flippant attaches re- ¬ 30 plied whereat the seaman blushed dim ¬ Now ¬ said Mr Johnson suppose you could furnish good security ly beneath Ma tan I thought that you it says in your Wot I want is to libel an old hooker tie her up for me wages Im an advertisement you know that you lend money on borrowers note of hand American I am just 4up from Aus- ¬ alone I think thats how its put isnt tralia in the British bark Dirtysides t and no inquiries and no securities and I aint going back Did the skirner abuse you isnt that it I should say he did frightful To approved borrowers yes an Here the victim of brutal treatment on the swered Mr Johnson Oh said the girl Oh TheD high sea expectorated copiously and grazed about for sympathy you Thegub We dont lend money without se- schedule provided by law called for curity said Mr Johnson Of course split pea soup twice a week and the if we know the party and know thai blasted old Scotch villain served cut its all right and safe why of course whole peas instead Thats why I want in that case the law on him 1 Having made his case clear theabused see said the girl Yes o course you dont know anything abcu seaman swore to the complaint and a me How silly of me thought onr brand new deputy United States mar had just to come and get the money shal was sent to the vessel This dep uty had never performed this office and sign a paper or something but armed with the writ a small ham ¬ The girl looked up from her paraso with which she had been tracing ink mer and some tacks he set off to post the document He found the Dirtysides aginary patterns on the floor Perhaps IV better tell you all about lying head on in her slip and climbed it she said Of course you wont u 11 clumsily over the side Half a dozen murderous looking mariners were ii lod v i you Never divulge professional secrets scraping1 the hardwood rail with dirks said Mr Johnson the mate stood by with an ax in his Wtv want to borrow sj 20 to buy a hand and leaning against the after bicycle There said the girl wita a house was a broad built individual in decisive tap of the parasol upon the blue manicuring his thumb nails with You see Ive spent every penny an enormous jackknife floor of my quarters allowance and theres Is Capt Belter here the deputy a month before Ive any more due asked gently til and i imply must have ti bicycle Thats me said the broad man with and looked overall the advertisements the jackknife about money and saw yours anc so Ive come to attach your ship en ame to you complaint of a sailor he went on Might inquire what name ma mi timorously Where do 1 na4 up the ii Mr Johnson iotiee J Oh Im Miss Lattimer of course Tin usually tacks Ym on the for you know my father Mr Kobe Lat ward side of the mainmast above the top replied Capt Belter while a tuner Certainly replied Mr Jo inson queer expression crept from out his more astonished than ever Tve nc hiki rs doubt that hed buy you a bicycle now May ask where t hat is queried No he wont He thinks 200 a the deputy Im new at this business year quite enough or a girl to spend Suttinly said the skipper pointing No I shall have to buy my OW b ycle to the spot indicated Vou climb up Mr Johnson took the quill oti of hit them shn uds crawl over the rim of the mouth and scratched his head with tin top and here you arc feathered end of t j nan ou sir Im afraid your father wouldnt ap mention it outlet me tell you prove maam he began young feller there was a note of sol Oh hes not to know yoo know emn warning n tie skippers tones This is a little den ju between vou youll never live to tack no notice on and me After all its not getting my mainmast things on credit is it Because the The awful import of the ax the sul ¬ money will really be mine when youve len squad with dirks and the menacing lent it to me wont it attitude of Cap Peiter burst upon the Ye e answered Mr hnson deputy and his life blood grew chill Ye es They knew beforehand of the action Miss against the vessel and had prepared Thats all right then sad Well have Lattimer triumphantly for murder got to sign my papers or anything Mr Sir said the deputy shaking as Johnson vriih palsy dont you know that I rep-¬ It is usual to make inquiries before resent the law of the United States completing 1 dont care a bloater what 3 011 rep ¬ Oh but Ive no time for inquiries resent retorted the skipper turning exclaimed Miss Lattimer Ive got to a shifty eye upon that imposing repmeet a friend at the cycle agents in an resentative Only mind what 1 tell hour Oh look here Ill leave you mv you card Mr Johnson in case you want my Do you mean to interfere with the address majesty of the law Mr Johnson looked at the rieee of Im not saying what I mean to do pasteboard and then at Miss Lattimer Heave ahead with the job Thats Something impelled him to rise and un ¬ your funeral lock a safe which stood in a corner of Jetting himself together with an the office He fumbled about and final- abortive display of nerve the deputy ly produced four five pound notes new staggered across to the main shrouds from the Bank of England It wouldnt do to back down as long Well maam said Mr Johnson it as no actual violence had been offered isnt my usual way of doing business The scrapers remained at work the but and there he paused utterly un- ¬ mate leaned thoughtfully on his ax able to explain matters to himself and the skipper pared an opalescent When did you say you could pay it crescent from his left thumb Encourback maam aged by these apparently peaceful avo- ¬ Oh on the first of July replied Miss cations the deputy started up the rigLattimer Thats scarcely a month is ging It then occurred to him that the it buccaneers might plant a shower of Then I may expect to see you on the knives between his ribs for he had read first of July maam said Mr Johnson in youth of certain pirates wonderfully laying down the notes dexterous in the dirk throwing art To Certainly vou mav exclaimed Miss gain the top shield his body above the Lattimer delightedly Thanks awful- wooden platform and call for help was ly She stuffed the notes into a gold his only salvation mounted purse and smiled at Mr JohnMarveling to find himself still alive son with all the innocent pleasure of 3 the deputy scrambled over the rim But There a daredevil desire to perform his child who has got what it wants we havent arranged anything havent duty in the face of death possessed him 1 to sign a paper or anything Turning down the corners of the notice I think said Mr Johnson slowly he placed it against the mast filled his that well leave that over until you pay mouth with tacks and pulled oat the litthe money maam Ill only charge you tle hammer Aa he drove the first tack reasonable interest for such a short loan thesharpt nil doubled back and emerged Of course maam youll not mention thi close to the point of entrance little transaction to anybody he addDevilish hard wood he said to him ¬ We always keep these self in a sort of wild delirium ed anxiously matters quiet very quiet He tried another with the same reOh to be sure laughed the girl sult Then he struck a smart blow on Well thanks Mr Johnson and good the mast which gave out the ringing by youll see me on the first of July metallic sound of an iron tube An apdead certain you know palling silence reigned below and when On the first of July Mr Johnson sat the buzzing in his ears caused by the In his office in a state of nervous expec sudden rush of blood had ceased the tancy but the nervousness had noth- deputy peered over the rim of the top When the deputy reached the deck he ing to do with the money which was due from Miss Lattimer All the morning limply approached the skipper and he waited and all the afternoon and still looked at the feet of that master marishe came not And then as evening ner Got any paste he inquired des drew near the postman brought a reg Mr Johnson opened perateljv istered letter and Xo I havent Capt Peiter said it and drew out t 20 in notes and one but the cookll mix some flour in gold and a note that smelled kindly poflnd and water if you ask him or you might of violets Charles After a long time Mr Johnson rose stick the notice in my hand locked ap the noted Dryden in X Y Journal from his desk and in his safe Then he took the sovereign near Mont Kept TTia ee Years in his hand and went out into the One of the most interesting studies street He presently came to tlre littl to persons who have shop of a working jeweler and entered quantities of game is never seen large a visit to a bigt timidly When he eame out the sov cold storage plant ereign hung on his simple watch chain In one place in this where it isisstored city there and his fingers felt fov it and caressed bear as natural as when first an ol kille it a if it had been a live thing And that has been in the cold storage f that was the end Chicago Daily News over three years Every variety game is represented in the big col The Ciood Nntured Business Man Blessings on the head of the good storage plant St Louis natured business man He does more So many good than a missionary Tlie Thermometer unreasonbusiness men are cross and The thermometer sometimes get able that I good natured one has 1 very low but its never vulg ar Chica start that is veiy valuable Atchison go Daily News - AN ADVERTISING GENIUS RAILROAD TIME CABJJb Harry Kramer Invests a Thousand Dollars Every Day for News ¬ paper Advertising L Maine Postmasters Original Way of Carry ins Out the Depart ¬ L NRB ments Orders ARRIVAL OP TRAINS L ¬ ¬ -- 1 1 i I -- ¬ I v 1 f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Globe-Democr- at ¬ ¬ Prom Cincinnati 1058 a m 588 p m 1010 p m Wesit Pembroke received orders from From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 338 p m 627 p m Washington to transfer the mail service From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m from the old stage route to the new rail- ¬ 828 pm road and to get the exact distance be- ¬ From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m tween the station and the office in or- ¬ der to determine whether the govern- ¬ DEPARTURE OV TRAINS ment or the railroad company should To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m carry the mail between those points 340 p Being something of a mechanical To Lexingtonm 747 a m 1105 a mi genius Mr Leighton devised a scheme 545 p m 1014 p m for making the measurement He took To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m an old wagon wheel and after measur- ¬ 1016 p m ing its circumference to ascertain the To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Cars Agent distance covered by each revolution ar- ¬ ranged the wheel between two poles wheelbarrow fashion Near one of the spokes he attached a clicker that sound ¬ ed at each complete turn of the wheel and thus equipped he started from the railroad station for the post office tak- ¬ ing the middle of the road and carefully counting the number of clicks As he mounted the hill making good EAST BOUND progress and not mining a click he met Lv Louisville 830am 600pm several teams coming at a trot and Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm they made so much noise that he lost Lv Lexington ll2oam 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 92 ipm his count and had to go back to the Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 915am 630pm starting point On the second trip he Ar Washington 65 jam 340pm 950am 705pm at Philadeiphial015am 705pm was bothered by groups of curious peo ¬ ArNew York 1240nn 908pm ple who followed him to see what he WEST BOUND was about The people made so many andi swapped so many Ar Winchester 730am 450pm fi55am 250pm foolish remarks 800am 530pm 735am 345pm jokes that when he had reached 234 Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort 011am 630pm clicks he again lost the run of things ArShelbyville 1001 am 72cpm 1100am 15pni and once more had to go back lie said Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ nothing but it was plain that he was getting vexed On the third trip he had cept Sunday other trains run daily Through made about half the distance when Lexington Sleepers between Louisville and New York without through thinking of the foolishness oi chauge his neighbors he again lost his count For rates Sleeping Car reservations or and1 then with remarks more peppery anv inrormation call on than polite he raced back to the sta ¬ F B Carr a fourth start Agent L tion and made NRR By this time a great crowd had gath orGEoROE W Barney Paris Ky Div Pass Agent ered and some of the people began to H L KRAMER Lexington shake their heads and drop remarks and his advertising appropriation was concerning mental weakness resulting1 five dollars Three years ago he orig from overwork and the prevalence of inated the now familiar Cascarets that insanity among- inventors and other work while you sleep and this year men of genius Mr Leightontcouid not Frankfort Cincinnati Ry he employs over 200 people including help hearing some of these remarks twenty stenographers and typewriters and he responded with great vigor of and a system of ten graplophone His language finally with wrathful looks ELKHOEN ROUTE newspaper advertising investments turning his back upon the rabble and are over 300000 a year and he is starting for the fourth time up the hill LOCAL TIME RD IN EFFECT DE EMBEK 5TH 18 8 counted as one of the greatest As he went along village oys yelled Now youre a au- ¬ encouragement to him practical because successful lo it old mai youre a EAST BOUND thorities on the science of adver- ¬ trottin pacer and so on Mr Leighton stood No7h No 3 No 5 tising in the world His delight is Pass Mixed Pasi this all right but at the top of the hill to see the working of the enormous ad ¬ 7 Warn 3 4opiu 1 00 pm Lve Fru uic tort a vertising machine which he set in mo- ¬ h met a friend who possessed more Lve Plkhoru 711am 352pm 120pm 7 18am 4 Oipm littpm tion a few years ago and his ambition curiosity than discretion and this LveSwitzer Lve stamping Grnd 7 2am 4 10pm 155pm friend grabbed him bv the arm and bel LvePTvalls is best illustrated by an expression 734am 4 16pm lowedi Lve Johnson 73iim 422pm made use of to a friend recently He Lve Georgetown 30pm Say Leighton what in thunder are Lve C S Ry Depot b 7 4iam 4 2 pm 2 OOpm My boy well get rich when we said 7 50am 4 38pm 3 8 17am 4 48om Lve Newtown make money faster than we can spend you trying to do anyhow 8 25am 4 rfipm That a t tied it For a time the air was Lve Centreville it for advertising 8 3Cam 5 OOpm Lve Elizabeth 8 40am 5 10pm Besides his proprietary enterprises blue and then the curious friend be Arr Pan c Mr Kramer scored another great busi ¬ ing more than satisfied vlt the answer WEST BOUND with his ness success in the Magno M ud baths of he got Mr Leighton No 2 No 4 No 6 Indiana Mineral Springs Ind where wheel to the seclusion of the post office Pass Pass Mixed morning earl v before Lve Pans c treatment for rheumatism is obtained back vard Next 0 HOam o 4opm 0 40am 5 50pm The place was a mere wilderness in the man- of the villagers were out of bed Lve Elizabeth 9 4Sam 5 55pm Lve Centreville postmaster trundled his Lw Newtown hills of Indiana a few years ago but na- the patient 9 53am 03pm ture had provided the material mud wheel over the route in peace and this Lve CSRy Depot b 10 2Sam 6 17pm 7 50am 10 fcam Georgetown 20pm 7 51am and lithia water for the cure and Mr time he didnt miss a single click The Lve Jobnson 10 S7HITI 6 26pm Lve 10 43am 6 32pm Kramer appreciated its possibilities at government now knows to an inch how Lve Duvalls Lve Stamping Grnd IC 50am 6 h9pm 8 22am first sight To day there is at the Indi far it is from the Washington count 11 CO im 6 4tfpm 8 40am Lve Switzer ana Mineral Springs a 250000 plant of railroad station to the post office at Lve Elkhorn 11 07am 6 56pm 8 55am 11 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankfort a X Y Sun hotels bathhouses and cottages electric-- West Pembroke lighted Daily except Sunday steam heated with beaua Connects with L N b connects with Q tiful park surroundings PRIME BEEF CUTS AC connects with Ky Central Mr Kramer is only thirty six years old and his energy and vitality have not Practical Information on the Value KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS yet reached their climax Manj lead ¬ of Varioiu Parts of the KM AM AM IP M ing btisiness men of America have been Carcass 340 700 Lv Frankfort 7l ArUi 617 2dad to join in his enterprises display- ¬ Georgetown 42 750 Lv Ar 1028 Paris Lt 930 54 The prime steer used for beef pur- ¬ 5 10 840 Ar ing the highest confidence in a great fu ¬ 830 Maysville Lv 545 I r25 Ar 0O pounds ¬ Of this 616 1142 Ar ture which this mans remarkable ad poses weighs about Lv 709 255 Winchester Lv 60 200 Richmond vertising genius and capacity for work amount there arc in the carcass two 720 lrf0 Ar sets of first quality ribs consisting of will bring forth GEO B HARPER Genl SupY seven ribs in each set and weighing JOS K NEWTON G P A His Denomination about 40 pounds per set There are At the close of services one Sunday also two loins weighing about 40 morning the pastor of a city church pouiids each There is on an average went down the aisle as was his cus- 175 pounds of choice beef in each well 1 iT iEB rA tom to greet the strangers in the con- regulated steer but some butchers kfrT aftt W i You are not a member of have been known to sell porterhouse gregation our church he said to one of them from a carcass after everything was No sir replied the stranger gone but the horns The remainder of Do you belong any denomination the beef after the choicest has been may 1 ask The Leading Specialists of America cut away is called the misnomer Well responded the other hesitat ¬ from the fact that it sells at a lower 20 YEARS IN OHIO ingly Im what you might call a sub ¬ price A large percentage of the most merged Presbyterian7 2501000ured nutritious meat is found in the coarser How is that a cuts but nearly everyone demands WECURESTRICTURE I was brought up a Presbyterian pirt of the 1T pounds which is a false my wife is a Methodist my eldest idea of domestic economy as well as Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this disease many daughter is a Baptist my son is the judgment unconsciously Tbey may havo a smart oro anist at a Universalist church my Practical experience has shown that ing sensation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dissecond daughter sings in an Episcopal the utilization of the chucks the best charge difficulty in commencing weak choir and my youngest goes to a Con- ¬ part of the round the hump flank the organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they havo STRIC gregational Sunday school peate and brisket gives the best results TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton But you contribute doubtless to and is conductive of better health than you by cutting strotching or tearing you This will not euro you as it will re some one church the higher priced meats Such parts turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ Yes I contribute to all of them need more attention while cooking MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes the tricturo permanently That is partly what submerges me however yet the many tempting dishes It can never return No pain no suffer- ¬ Youths Companion ing no detention from businoss by our that may be made from them more method Iho sexualorgansarostrength than repay for all extra trouble The ened Tho nerves are invigorated and Mans Expenditures in a Lifetime average housewife may not know it the bliss of manhood returns A resident of Kent Md who has kept is a fact that butch- ¬ careful account of his expenditures but nevertheless it and hourly handling who are daily calculates that during the 84 years of ers kinds of cuts of beef almostinvaria Thousands of young and middle aged all men are having their sexual vigor and his life he has consumed 28500 loaves ably choose vitality continually sapped by this dis for their own consumpof bread at 3 cents per pound value ease They aro frequently unconscious tion flank steak They say it is more of the causo of these symptoms General 26S80 pounds of meat at S5G80 savory and just as tender as tenderloin Weakness Lnnatural Discharges Fail cents 1340 7728 pounds of vegeta ing Manhood Nervousness loor Mem- ¬ which cut the butcher seldom eats ory Irritability at tiine Smarting Sen ¬ bles eggs fish etc at 2 cents 15450 sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles The flank steak is situated between the 11760 gallons of water tea coffee and Weak Back General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken beer wine etc at an average cost of 1 inside and outside layers of creamy Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE cent per gallon 11760 total 246S96 colored fat in the flank and when taken may bo tho cause Dont consult family It doctors as they havo no experience in He also figures that of the 30660 days from well fed stock is excellent these special diseases dont allow of his life 10080 have been spent in costs at the market but half as much Quacks to experiment on you Consult as porterhouse or sirloin fepecialists wbo havo made a lifo study of sleep 10920 in work and 9760 in eating An old butcher once told me that the i7iseacsoi Aion ana Yomon uurKW and pleasure seeking Chicago ChronMETHOD TREATMENT will posibest piece of meat in the bullock for tively cure you One thousand dollars icle for a case we accept for treatment and making a dish of boiled beef is the cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure ¬ close grained top piece over the shoul Europes international telephone sys¬ der blade CURES GUARANTEED tem is being rapidly extended Within Meat adhering to the ribs makes We treat and cure EMISSIONS a few weeks all Swiss cities have been much more satisfactory steak than the STRICTURE IM POTENCY SECRET connected with Frankfort and with V- ¬ so called sirloin and costs but little DRAINS UNNATURAL DTSCHARO- ienna they will have connection as soon This piece may be larded and served as J5SK1DNKY andULADDER Diseases as the distance from Munich to that is filet de boeuf It is also quite accept ¬ CONSULTATION FREE BOOKS FREE If unable to call write for city shall have been included in the able as Mignon steak Omaha World Ol ESTTON BLANK foV HOME TREATMENT circuit He raid Promising Youth In Croup A strip of flannel or nap Do you hear gocd reports of your kin folded lengthwise and dippednn hot 122 W FOURTH STREET water and wrung out and then applied boy in college Excellent He saved nearly a dol around the neck of achild that has the CINCINNATI O croup will sometimes bring relief in ten lar and a half 01U of his last month N Y Wo ld allowance minutes The young man whose portrait is here printed is a living breathing illustra- ¬ tion of the success which can be ob- ¬ tained by practical faith and persistent and judicious investment in newspaper advertising Mr Kramer only a few years ago without capital started in a most modest way advertising in news ¬ papers the merit of a tobacco habit cure building up an enormous mail or- ¬ der business for that successful specific His original line Dont tobacco spit and smoke your life away through the medium of newspa- ¬ pers became known throughout the English speaking world and brought in unprecedented results The Becret of his advertising method is re- ¬ investment When Mr Kramer ran his first little advertisement ten years ago his capital was less than one hun ¬ dred dollars He wrote the order on a rented typewriter operated by himself Isaiah H Leighton postmaster at mm 1 01 hi TIME TABLE ¬ ¬ - ¬ red - ¬ H y ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - DBS UK ¬ WECURE GLEET ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dili Kennedys Kergan ¬ V I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH FREE TO MILLIONS OF SUFFERERS THE GIANT EMU 7 1899 blues THE How hopeless SIX MEN IN LOVE newspapers is sure to know of Swamp Root the great Kidney remedy It is the great medical triumph of the nineteenth century discovered after years ol scientific research by the eminent kidney and bladder specialist Dr Kilmer and has truly wonderful powers in curing kidney liver bladder and Interesting Information About Ana And All with a Yuan Lady Wuo traliaH Blsy Bird and Ita Wrote Circular Love Nv Cure for Kidney Dlnddei Beautiful Eggi Letters and trie Acid Troubles Australias largest bird is still plenti Ye people can come close to each other ful in many parts of the country without scraping in a big city I stumbled Almost everybody who reads the ¬ ¬ ¬ uric acid diseases Kidney trouble is responsible formore sickness and sudden deaths than any other disease and is so deceptive that thousands have it without knowing it Thousands owe their health and even life to Swamp Root and thousands more who to day think themselves beyond help can be made well by the use of this great remedy Swamp Koot has been tested in so many ways in hospital work in private practice among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so suc cessful in every case that a special ar rangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not al ready tried it may have a sample bottle sent absolutel- - free by mail Also a book telling more about Swamp Root and containing some of the thousands ¬ ¬ ¬ onto a case the other day A few months the have been so mercilessly killed thM ago I was let down Men trapdoor of someconfide very bodys confidence the legislature has stepped in to pro- often but when they do dont make a land- Druggists Toledo O they tect them In New South Wales a slide of it Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally This one did He told me of a poor little acting directlv upon the blood and mucous few years ago an act was passed making hopelessly the system Price 75c per botit illegal to kill the bird or to take it Columbus girl who was love is suchina love surfaces of by all Druggists Testimonials bid tle Sold with him Unrequited eggs under a penalty of 250 per ego- for sympathy you know and in this case free for a period which ended last year in it seemed so dreadfully pathetic Poor little Halls Family Pills are the best mm Queensland the emu evidently stood thing If she could only care for some one else But then she couldnt he knew He The Xnntlcal Woman in no danger of complete destruction was worried in a lofty condescending kind He an old hand They had dropped their ion in lb5 a Sydney paper stated thai of way He hated to think that he must one boundary rider on a sheep farm wreck a life on the shore of love but then anchor a beginner Served them right It She for well she near Brisbane collected in a single sea he could not care for heryou know has been hanging over the side all day long cared too much for him Tit Bits son upwards of 1123 eggs which were Before the end of the month I was up mm sold in Brisbane at 25 cents apiece In to the ears in confidence Six unfortunate To Cure a Cold in One Day the of former days the black fellow and fellows neither six whom knew girls other Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All with were beloved by unfortunate a wild dog were the emus worst ene all of the love emanating from the female druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c though there are places where the emu ¬ ¬ ¬ We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney A Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions arid financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm Truax W holecale Druggists ToWest ledo O Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale ¬ ¬ Hows This constantly recurring monthly uff ering gives women DESPONDENT WOMEN ¬ - ¬ ¬ upon thousands of testimonial letters received from men and women who owe their good health in fact their very lives to the wonderful curative properties of Swamp Root Be sure and men- ¬ ¬ ¬ tion this paper when sending your address to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY If you are already convinced that Swamp Root is what you need you can purchase the regular fifty cent and one dollar size bottles at drug stores JIMMY GOT HIS RAISE His Troubles with a Lady C ustomei Caused His Butcher Boss to Come Down an got to have my pay raised nounced the Clark street butchers boy in a gentle but decided tone lts got to be Ive ¬ The butcher smiled indulgently and replied Well Jimmie of course Im always willin to do the right thing but time in this business was better once an my shop is email Still if I can do anything comIts over that MrsI Justmarriedall right get along plained Jimmie with everybody else but her well say I told you how she wanted the safted mack ¬ erel sent up with onlv a pinch of salt Yes And about that order of one dozen lamb chops freshly laid and the pound oi bone ¬ less sausage Yes Well to day happened the worst yet Shes got a Mexican lady stopping with her and I guess the other women in that flat have been stringin her to get up a Mexican dinner for to day he sailed1 in high and mighty as you p1ease and she says You may send up James six Spanish omelettes ncui fnickand with the bones broken And let me see yes one pint of whipped chili colorow and eight to males dressed and ready for the oven Pick out the plumpest tamales you have in the yard and have them killed and dressed before noon Say wont that Mexican lady have a hot time How can I go up there and explain matters unless I guess 1 can give you 50 cents more a week Jimmie said the butcher Chi ¬ cago Inter Ocean ¬ raised ¬ mies in more recent times the bird has suffered at the hands of the white man who hunts it for sport with kangaroo dogs a fast and powerful cross between the mastiff and grey hound or shoots it to save his wire boundary fences which suffer serious ly when so heavy and swift a bird runs up against them at full speed Unlike its African cousin the ostrich the emu has no value as a feather producin bird though its beautiful eggs dark green in color and rough of surface are much in request to be mounted as vases and similar ornaments Emus are generally seen in pairs and throng the great plains on whose grass they chiefly live They nest dur ing the Australian winter in May and June They have finer ideas on the subject of nesting than the ostrich whe is content to lay her eggs in a scrap ing in the sand the emu chooses a place near jome tree or stump and here collects a bed of leaves grass or bark There is a touch of originality about this nest it is quite flat only an inch or two thick and is oblong about four feet in length and twe feet six inches across The bird is not particular in the matter of materials She is satisfied with whatever happens to be convenient often stripping the bark from the tree near which she has selected her site and using that for the purpose On this bed the hen lays her egg arranging them so that their length lies with the length of the oval nest She may lay as many as IS eggs but this number is unusual the average clutch being only nine the duty of hatching the is undertaken entirely by the male who has to devote eight weeks to the business The birds habit cf laying in the winter is no doubt to be explained by the needs of the chicks these appearing in the early spring then iind awaiting them in abundance the tender herbage on which they live The plumage of the chick is curiously unlike that of the old bird the latter is brown whereas the little one is grayish white barred lengthwise with broad black stripes it is how ever not long before it assumes the dress of the full grown bird Detroit Free Tress ¬ side ¬ sex when one day I called in on a lively Whenever some people are able to raise little friend of mine in a big High street the wind they cant resist blowing themoffice building and found her writing let- selves Puck Six of them all alike except for the ters said she addresses Quick time from the West to Port Tampa I asked Circular letters and other Florida Gulf Coast resorts via Yes circular love letters she laughed Plant System Less than 41 hours from showing the addresses Marjorie you dont mean that you are the composite voung woman in love with at Tampa Bay Hotel before embarking for ¬ ¬ I had begun to fear for the sense of the Often the Way j ¬ ¬ ¬ I am and its great fun too And you ought to see the way they all beTalk about flattering a woman lieve it they cant he touched compared to a Why man Why it has never occurred to one of them that possibly I might not mean it Oh yes Im an object of pity all right Lets see Im to commit suicide twice go into two nunneries and well die of six Oh Im in an broken hearts some way awful shape Yes it is rather extravagant entertain- ¬ ment but then you know I ra understudv ing a part at the theater that just needs Ohio State Journal such practice Oh yes ¬ these six menf Cuba is enjoyable m why Papa said Benny Bloobumper To are days of grace allowed on a note replied the Bloo- ¬ avoid weeks of disgrace bumper Judge The Grip of Pneumonia may be warded off with Hale s Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute The best is the cheapest but the cheapest isnt always the best Chicago Daily News ¬ Onr Naval Station at San Joan After physicians had given me up I was saved by Pisos Cure Ralph Erieg Wil liamsport Pa Nov 22 1893 the future appears month after month same siege with menstrual pain the Comparatively few women understand that excessive pain or some indicates lil health serious derangement of the feminine organs A million women have been helped by Mrs Pinkham Read what two of them sav Mrs Lizzie Coleman of Wayland N Y writes 44 Dear Mrs Pinkham For years I suffered with painful menstruation and falling of womb The bearing down pains in my back and hips were dreadful I could not stand for more than five minutes at a time when menstruation began Hut thanks to Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- ¬ table Compound my sufferings are now S VSfr Sb a thing of the past I shall gladly recommend your medicines to all rcy friends Miss C D Morris 3 Louisburg Square Boston Mass writes m Dear Mrs Pinkham I have been using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and it has helped me wonderfully I was troubled with headache backache and that weak and tired feeling I cannot say enough in praise of your medicine for it has done me so much good I shall recommend it to all my friends who suffer tfl mHnf Despondency is a dis iiS Nervousness and ease snappishness come with Will power wont it overcome it The femi- ¬ t nine organs are con- ¬ nected by nerves with i 1 v the brain and all parts of the body These organs must be healthy or the mind is 44 Mmr JSalHMM vmmmmm j M rr toa v v ftmm 1 4r not healthy The new United States naval station to be located at San Juan Porto Rico will be of Few men can keep their good resolutions the utmost importance to this country as the and a diary at the same time Chicago Daily key to the situation when the Nicaragua News canal is constructed The key to good health is Hostetters Stomach Bitters It guards the digestive organs from attacks of indigestion biliousness and constipation just the same as the new naval station at San Juan will ward off attacks upon this country by foreign foes w vvvw All low spirited or suffering women may write to Mrs Pink- ¬ ham at Lynn Mass and receive her advice free of charge Dont wait until your life is wrecked by neglect and suffering Get advice in time VTf v WW Connecticut a first class cook Good wages Second Cook Xiver on yer loife Sure isnt that where they make alarum clocks Jewelers Weekly mm Souree of Great Annoyance First Cook reading Wanted to go to ST JACOBS OIL TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF CURE COVERING TENS OF THOUSANDS CURED MILLIONS OF BOTTLES SOLD ST JACOBS OIL CONTINUES AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAIN ALWAYS USE ST JACOBS OIL Crescent Hotel Enreka Springs Ar ¬ eg-g-- s ¬ Opens February 23 In the Ozark Mountains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery Unequaled medicinal waters Cheap exsleepers via Frisco cursion rates Through Line Address J O Plank Manager Boom H Arcade Centurv Building or Frisco Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway St Louis Mo ¬ kansas ¬ ¬ RAGPICKER HELPERS 3few all 3 pkgs and great Catalogue free to JOHN A SALZER SEED CO La Crosse Wisk The Merchant Did he kick at the bill The Collector Yes but I dont see what made him think I had it in my hip pocket N Y World m Oh That Delicious Coffee Costs but lc per lb to grow Salzer has the seed German Coffee Berry pkg 15c Java Coffee pkp 15c Salzers New American Chicory 15c Cut this cut and send 15c for any of above packages or send 30c and get m Hard on the Collector POKER PARLANCE A Sunday School Boy Whose Educa ¬ tion Included a Knowledge of Good Pairs BBmmmm m AA FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL MARRY A PLAIN GIRL BARGAIN IF SHE USES A FAIR So your poodle ran away Miss Chic Yes Im very sorry now I didnt have a muff made out of him as Jack wanted me Making Snre of Her Ground Waste Paper Boxes Place About He Do you like classical music She Do you want my honest opinion or the Glty Lighten Hi are you thinking of inviting me to the opera Labor Chicago Evening News You Can Get Allens Foot Ease FREE Write to dni to Allen S Olmsted Le Row N Y for a FREE sample of Allen- Foot Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It cures chilblains sweating damp swollen aching feet It makes tight shoes easy Cures CornsBunions and Ingrowing Nails - to Puck GOVERNOR IVTCORD Recommends Pe-ru-na to All S3hw Ca- ¬ tarrh Victims SEr5 The day of the lowly ragpicker has tome at last For years he has been despised and spat upon figuratively at least His calling has been synony ¬ mous with all that is low and despicable arnd unworthy He has been used as a bugaboo to frighten unruly babies He has had bricks and saiiOw balls thrown arhim bj bad boys and in short he lias been getting the worst of it all around for these inanv vears Now it is his turc and he has every ¬ body working for him Unconsciously perhaps but none the less faithfully t housiUHls of repuable citizens have Alldruggistsandshoestoressellit io cents In No Danger McGonigle The candidates voice has played out Heeler Well he can still sign checks cant he Philadelphia North American The Best Prescription for Chills I sssl ml 1 iAmasMUmSSm J saw a touching scene I paper collectors and if the unwashed was it Two fat men in a four for check their Its gentleman with the big sack on his penses difficult they men to bank balanceex vator They touched on all sides unless have a Daily News shoulders does not aprpeciate it he Chicago Daily News All this ccme about through should Winter Resorts of Florida on East and the introduction obi down town corners West Coast are now open including Tampa of the clean the city boxes into which Bay GarHotel stray pieces of paper newspapers that den Palace on GulfBelleview and other frost Spots Coast beyond the and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in been acting as lirst assistant rag and a tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c The mixed metaphor of a South side Sun- day school teacher and the precociousness of a youngster of seven in the juvenile class who had evidently been listening to some fatherly club stories not intended for his ears combined to disrupt the Bible serv- ices temporarily a couple of weeks ago Re- cently the good pastor of the church received a call to another congregation and in re ferring to this the young woman who sc to the spiritual growth of the youngest charges of the church dwelt at some length on the righteousness faith and upright life of the pastor who had been so highly hon- ored She impressed her young hearers with the faithfulness to dutv that had char- acterized the career of the beloved minister and was listened to with devout and deep Believing this lesson had efattention fectively penetrated the young minds the teacher asked And now who can tell me the one thing that our pastor held so dear that he should receive this call After an interval of silence during which tne memoers ol the small set looked about somewhat uneasily a shrill voice came from the end of a pew where its owner and his knickerbocker suit were curled up com- ¬ fortably against the cushions I know Well Bobby Aces Chicago Inter Ocean -¬ j j j j Only Theres SAPOLIO 6GC66 Pass u To One Stand- ¬ Handsome Catalogue Free BROS SPALDING Chicago New York Denver AG ard of Quality in Athletic Goods Spalding Accept no substitute H3K Coast The Great Burlington with 160 variable routes excels al others sP m just ¬ by six eleChicago What Meat smoked in KRAUSERS few bocrs with LIQUID EXTRACT OF SMOKE Cheaper cleaner Made from hickory wood sweeter and Barer than tbe old way Send for Circular mi KBAC8KU A BUO Mlltsm Personally Con- ¬ ducted Excursions to California and Puget Sound weekly from St Louis Chicago and Kansas City 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patent ¬ attractive item of which 2 red WHEAT -weather in spite of the natural set- people an Brides in an amphitheateris CORN NoNo mixed 2 cold and confine- a Bank of backs from catching sit numbers of young women RYE ment to illy ventilated rooms the great¬ wherethus calmly announce that they OATS Mixed Mess 1 OttK New has effect who LAHU- - Western catarrh remedy are candidates for hymeneal honors ed these cures But now spring is here Some of these aspirants to matrimony FLOCR- - FamilyBALTIMORE warmer The days are longer the sun is a choosing are GRAIN -- Wheat No 2 red Southern blizzard is gone for another¬ so patiently awaiting intelligent faces and the Corn Mixed a much more favor- quite pretty and have year This presents Oats No 2 white permanent but those of Mongol caste must needs Rve- - No 8 western able opportunity for the old linger long for a partner if personal CATTLE FJrst quality cure of chronic catarrh especially be beauty enters into the equation Ed HOGS Western to INDIANAPOLIS 8tubborn cases Now is the time being ward- Page Gaston in Womans Home GRAIN Wheat-No 2 things Other treatment Corn--N2 mixed in the Companion fqual one months treatment Oats No 2 mixed months treat LOUISVILLE As to a Musical Rival soring ia worth two FLOUR Winter patent weather ol inclement He Lucy Johnson done tole me she GRAIN Wbeat No 2 red tlr Coin Mixed a quartahs- pianner lessons Oats Mixed successful substitutes fol only tuk Wal de way she plays yod tink PORK Mess Sertare - no - j - tw FTnrtTTian Co- - Sher LAUD Steam -sbe only tuk a quartahi with Puck this remedy ibus Ohio ior i A ¬ 2¬ Pe-ru-na Hon Myron H McCord Ex Governor of New Mexico in a letter to Dr Hart man from Washington D C says Gentlemen At the suggestion of a for friend I was advised to use and after using one bottle I becatarrh gan to feel better in every way It helped me in many respects I was troubled with colds coughs sore throat etc but as soon as I had taken your medicine I began to improve and 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Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on application to We employ no agents ¬ II F HILLEXMEYKK Lexington Telephone 279 Ky -- Critics pray do not reject What is writ in dialect For the common peorles thought Should in common t peech be wrought And the crude hut pungent word Should be written as its heard Wise or foolish if tis true That should be Hiiough for youl With mans speech l onijthin blent Cuught from Iiih environment Strong rebellious and the schools Only scotch it with their rules Man may fashion a disguise Baffling to his neighbors eyes But upon his tongue will be Stamped his true identity Therefore critics pray reject Nothing writ in dialect Which in story or in rhyme Is a record of the rime Vital fresh and fit to be Found In honest company Meredith Nicholson in New York Sun Elxcitlns Time For Which There Wai Really No Occasion As a passenger train on the Hannibal was puling out a tall countryman in- ¬ WHEN NAPOLEON WALKED An cumbered with four bundles a scythe snath an ax handle a bag of bananas and a small boy came out of the depot and began to take his bearings Up and down the tracks his gaze wandered up and down the long lines of coaches drawn up under the sheds and at last aa iua xeai uuuuu was jjaoaiug uiui us caught sight of the moving train Come on Freddie Thar she goes he yelled and began to transfer some of his belongings from his right hand to his left as he ran Freddie made an amazing record for one whose legs were so short and they were soon beside tbe steps on the rear end of the last coach There was a man standing on the plat1 TOGGERY HINTS Spring And Summer FIRST Consider ¬ COFFEES ROYAL PRIDE LORD CALVERT Incident of the Memorable Re ¬ form treat From Moscow 25 It was on Nov at about oolook ¬ Is carefully selected and will give latter painfully dragged themselves feet frofull satisfaction to lovers of a good along almost all having their pieces of zen and bound up in rags and cup of Coflee ¬ in the morning when we saw the head of the column The first we saw were generals a few of whom were on horseback but the majority on foot The Is ol the highest grade carefully selected and blended so as to give great delicacy of llavor with extra Strength Purity guaranteed black foxskin We 6heepskin and dying of hunger then saw what was left of the oavalry of the guard The emperor came next on foot with a stick in his hand He was muffled up in a large capote lined with fur and wore on his head an amaranthine velvet cap edged with On his right marched also on foot King Murat on his left Prince Eugene viceroy of Italy then of Will make the whoi family cheer- Marshals Berthier princeand Neufchatel Key other marful as it is of the finest Java and shals Mortier Lefebvre and generals whose corps had Mocha blend Try it and if not been partly destroyed satisfied your monev will be re ¬ They were followed by 700 to 800 funded officers and suboCicers marching in order and bearing in the greatest silence the eagles of the regiments to which they had belonged and that had so often A Coftee far superior to any cofl led them to victory They were the ti Belling at 35 cents a jound remnant of over 00000 men My poor of the finest Mocha and Java a re- Picart who had not seen the army for fill v blended and will give perie a mouth gazed on silently but his consatisfaction vulsive movements showed only too well what be felt 1 saw big tears roll down the cheeks and fall on his mus tache from which icicles were bangIs like everything else made in ing Then turning to me Really pood splendid compatriot 1 do not know whether I Old Bourbon superfine Try it You will like it am asleep or awake 1 weep because I have seen our emperor marching on foot a stick in his hand he that was so great and who made us so proud Memoires of Sergent Bourgogue SUPERBA ¬ ¬ ¬ HTJNTER T ¬ ¬ BOURBON JAVA ¬ ¬ Sole Few Class Distinctions In Siberia There is not much caste or class distinction in Siberia and the few social rules are lax The Russian Siberians mingle freely with the native tribes and their customs and habits have in consequence been considerably modified I have often seen groups of boys playing on the street where the Kirghiz or Buriat boys were mixed indiscriminately with the Russians From their OF dress or language it was impossible to distinguish them for both costume and language were a strange mixture Only the peculiar features of the native or the more slovenly appearance of tbe Russian would betray the slightest difference It is an old saying that you Bourbon Circuit Court scratch a Russian and find a Tartar J M Logans Executrix Plaintiff It might be more appropriately said vs at least of the Russian peasant- that you scrape the dirt off a Russian and etc Defendants Sallie Corbin find a clean Tartar for the latter are By virtue of a judgment of the Bour decidedly the more cleanly St Nich bon Circuit Oourt made and entered in the above styled cause on the 17th day olas ofSDecember 1898 I will sell publicly A False Alarm at the Oourt House door in the City Oh John dear said Mrs Nerv of Paris Kentucky on so glad youve come homol 1 ous Im Monday March 6th 1 899 want you to go right out and have that new neighbor of ours arrested He has ttFabont the hour of noon the follow been beating his wife and family all ing le cri bed real estate to wit the morning and the way they moan A tract of about 118 acresand 32 is too horrible for anything It has of laul lying on both sides of the thrown me into hysterics and a nervous pols fear Innis turnpike in Bourbon headache and there there Do you OOtmtr Ky about 30 acres on one side hear that Isnt it awful thereof and aiut ss acres and 39 pols But John dear looked out the winc Liie her fh latter containing im dow and only smiled grrementB8J id farm adjoining the lunds Why what do you mean screamihu J Piper the estate of Mi- ot ed his wifa Are you as heartless as Catherine Smedlev and Mrs Julia Steele located about 7 miles from Paris he Will you too look on and hear a poor woman and her innocent children and 1 mile from Hutchison Station ¬ ¬ GN PARRIS Hay stop er stop er cried FredPut on that ar wind brake dies pa mister Pull that ar rope up over your head and make er stop But the man only reached down and caught Freddie who was leaping and swinging and dragging by turns in his vain efforts to make his short legs stretch far enough to get his feet on the lower step Pa held on to him with one hand and the man on the platform finally succeeded in drawing him up Pa slung the banana bag after him It slid on across the platform and went overboard on the other side Pa made a leap for the steps dropped a bundle and stooped to pick it up The recovery of the bundle took but a second but the train was getting well under way and was a tails length ahead when he began the chase again One wild spurt with his coattails standing out behind him a reckless leap and pa too was aboard but a bundle containing an un dershirt had been lost in the tussle An employee of the depot picked the bundle up and a section man who hap pened by appropriated the bananas to his own refreshment The crowd that had breathlessly awaited the result of the race melted away and the depot attendants who had been preparing to pick pa up with shovels went about their duties Half an hour later a very anry man came prancing down the depot platform He was holding a small boy by one hand and the ends of an ax handle and scythe snath protruded from under his arm It was pa He approached a depot official and said Why didnt you tell me that wasnt the Wabash I wanted the Wabash thats what I wanted The official tenderly handed pa his new undershirt and replied in the soft tones that soothe the ruffled soul I believe you forgot to ask me Kansas City Times ¬ The magnitude of the offerings The novelty oi the style The astonishing variety The matchless price SECOND Merchant Tailor THIRD You will be impressed with the dignity of cut and shape of fashion seei only in the garments nude by us OF course you wil want something to wear want it made rihfr auu ul proper price A SUIT that would not deign to notice 825 last Fall will smile sweetiy on 20 this eeison Compare the Garments made by this house with Any Expert measuring by a representative from the Company ¬ The Globe ToHoring Co a The Great Cincinnati Tailors THE full Sample Line and its a beauty supplemented with Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt will be ON DISPLAY ¬ ¬ MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ¬ Fab 27 28 and March St NOTi- - The o1h Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is conceded to i ti largest trictty Merchant Tailoring House in America controlling the host workmen in every department I WIN News and Opinions BOUSE TT 7 riif J THERS KS te 4 BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY INSISTED ON PAYING Who Wouldnt Accept Lejyl Advice For Nothing The other day an old fellow slouched into Attorney Oscar Kahns office on OF Legal row and introduced himself as Mr Smith Jones Brown or something Of National Importance of a neighboring county He said he wanted to consult a lawyer and was accorded a seat and one of the attorneys sweetest smiles ALONE He then explained that while he was CONTAINS BOTH away from home the sheria or some deputy had attached his wifes sewing nily by mail machine and bureau for taxes He did ffl a year not propose to tolerate such imposition Diily and Suuday by maiL 8 a year he declared inWhat is the amount of taxes quired the lawyer Lemme see 138 was the reply The lawyer could not conceal a smile is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper in the World Well Mr Smith but hastened to say if you want my advice it is to go back Price 5 cents a copy tty mail 2 a yr and settle that small amount It looks Address THE SUN New Yurk like the easiest and best way ont of it The old fellow thought a moment and replied that he believed he would How much do I Answering he asked A Man ¬ MASTERS SALE ¬ AM EOT m BLACK 1 JOHN CONNELLY Valuable Farm SMITH SHOP F01 SALE PARIS KENTUCKY DESIRE to sell my boom and ot I with blacksmith ebon at Jackson Work guarantee- - satisfactory Calls ville Ky I will sell for hall cash bal promptly answered Your work is For turther nnce in twelve months solicited Prices reasonable particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Kv ri8oet tf Advertisement I ¬ THE SUN - ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN ¬ ¬ The Sunday Sun ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT ¬ ¬ The Commissioner will first offer tbe said property in two parcels in accord arr -- irh the division of said land m the turnpike passing through ii -- id then bg I whole and h will accent the bid or bids aggregating the mosi money -- id sale Will be made upon a credit of x twdve an eighteen mouths for eqnal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be reqo r d to execute bonds payable to the un- 1 gned Master Commissioner with good surety to be approved by him bearing interest from dure nutil paid at the rate of six percent pr annum and having the force and effect of a judg ¬ ment Said sale is made to satisfy the fev al bin debta set out in the judg b 1 ¬ ment of sale herein Paris Ky Feb 17th 18W CL EMMET T M DICKSON Maste- - Commissioner2BSC tle adice like that But I alius pays fer whut I git and want ter pay yer jes the same Oh thats all right come in again beaten to some time when you need advice on There there my dear calm your- something more important and well self Its only the pulley on the new square it then building thats going up on the next Naw I want ter pay it now Jes corner It needs a little oil Detroit squeal out Ef its 25 cents Ill pay it Free Press Ef ye want 50 there it is And he down a half dollar and left threw Carlylc Hears Dickens Read April 89 1863 Carlyle wrote thus of Paducah Ky Sun one of Dickens readings says O T Harking Back Copeland in The Atlantic I had to go Mrs Acklins I dont want to be imyesterday to Dickens reading 8 p m pertinent but how old are you any Hanover rooms to the complete upset way Some of ting of my evening habitudes and spir- ing your age at the ladies were discn the itual composure Dickens does do it and several of them club the other day claimed that you capitally such as it is acts better than 35 but I insisted that you any Macready in the world a whole were at least tragic comic heroic theater visible were not more than 33 Mrs Biswick Im performing under one hat and keeping kind Of cour e you glad you were so didnt mention the us laughing in a sorry way some of us fact that you were ready to leave the thought the whole night He is a good grammar grade when creature too and makes 50 or 60 by primary class at school I was in the did you New each of the readings York World ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ owe you Ob nothirjr sir M was the reply I wont charge you anything for a lit- ¬ THE NEW WAY WOMEN used to think fe ¬ male diseases could o n 1 y be ca1 treated after lo There is a place An old adage reads and for everything to be for everything in its place the LOUISVILLE 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 Ky 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 DR CALDWELLS Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair compar- ¬ ison of its news service now being fur- ¬ CURES CONSTIPATIONil nished over leased wires by the New York Sun tho Chicago Inter Ocean and the Northern Pitss 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 3Iattresses Etc YRUP PEPSlN patch 300 examina-¬ tions by phvsi cians Dread of kept tiiu wjni3 of modest women silent about their suffering The in- ¬ troduction of Wine of Caruul - now demon ¬ strated that nine tenths of all the cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physicians attention I- such treatment The Dispatch also has a staff of over active correspondents in the South and will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS of any other Louisville paper Get the Dispatch it gives the news and tells the Daily 8 pages Sunday 21 pages Week- ¬ ly 8 pages We club with the Weekly Dispatch at the remarkably low price of store room occupied by C Grosche is forf rent Possession given January 1st 1899 Apply to Geo Rassenfoss The truth about it Life insurance Policies ¬ K4f taken in the privacy of a womans own home insures quick relief and speedy cure Women need not hesitate now o w mefw Vine of Cardul re Ladies rrre Morev T Lean estate BOUGHT FOR CASH Tun 5 Hvi morttCMge lfcep 6mo H S STOUT Paris Ky Barber Shop Moved Buck and 5 per cent on rea ROGERS Pakis Ky MO RE McMillan Talbott Attys 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE irv WilinS L Ifcuut- - - -- - - -- Trade Marks I i sending a sketch and description may her an q certi u our opinion CMiiinunioa- n is probably patentable mvHandbook on Patents rrioMvconfldential o Oldest agency for securing patents ei Co receive Faueatfl taken thiough Munu gyyr iffr without charge in the -- - -- r t CcPYrc HTs Ac - -- 1 nfific fltaericatt Office MM l Co36BtaNH York C Branch D culrtu tm A weekly Iirsrest cir- i iy illustrated of any soienttflc journal Terms f3 a months fL Sold by all newsdealers Why of Course I understand that Mr Feath Clara Ive calltd to tell you sir that the rloy paid me a very pretty compliment photographs you took of ns the other today day are not at all satisfactory Why Ethel Yes What was it my hu band looks like an ape Well Clara He said that among the most madam you should have thought of beautiful young ladi - at the party was thitt before you had him taken Miss Clara Smii Id Hoi iords Ethel witu a cough j - Yea 1 noticed London Fun you among them The Evrian women wore bangle ho is of in their ears which The gradual cooling of France is wtn regarded as the wearers choicest proved by its veg tation The tattoo j ions stid were pari d from only poplar common in early French ejh- - uluv i direst stress The golden calf was ings is now seldom seen in the coun- - gnppofted to have been lvade entirely trv while the ieLion has disapp ired from the earrings of the pcopleJ from Lfiiiguedoc and the orange from Koussillon Tho death penalty is rarely enforoed i uaoy Austria Denmark or It is intimated that tbe incandescent in t S iu Mew York 11 out of 13 lamps in nse in all parts of tle orld muiieij escape without any punish have over 400000000 candle pov r ment and in tbe United Stateinly one j suffers capiuHpunish- Soap was first manufactured in Brit- ment ain in 152 L ¬ -- Putting In the Sting humiliating examina ¬ tions for its adoption It cures any dice ire 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 dxis store For advice In casss requlr- - rrrfaJ directions address giving symptcs ths Th CI ittana nocg Tean Bill have moved their bar- ¬ E absolute filling ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest barber shop and bath UiiTIOlT rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With NO COCAINE NO GAS tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the public A simple application to the enms uped tf only by a and acknowledged by the patronage t and eaeieet and public to be th TEETH EXTBACTE9 Pill B s Catepuoric u r piiuleee Advs y Dfpartmrnt C Ci Insure against fire wind and light I no i - V i HD Cory Kiss ijSi i sj as of Cardul extonsli iryprfrcendflnditamorf clonJ rriP3n tor iama9 irouoies I ADD SON Sir Uppei and 1 1500 ro eta np LOU aMJ CtO- - Hurst Home In Co ower ratjs and absolutely safe insur- ¬ O W Miller Agent ance 11 BHinga Paris Ky Oold dgjfyLaa- - lM Painless extraction J I tDH 31 Main St D 0 S- cost the policy holders fifty cents on the - sYRUP I DR CALDWELLS CURES INDiGC PEPS H Hours Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Insurance in the Hurst Home only nB Telephone 79 hundred dollars durine the year 1897 O W Miller Agent Ptuia Ky t to gSSSs 1

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