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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. mL SSL BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY BBS I will NEWS Established CHAMP UiLLEi Editors and Owners eeb i lssu NO 22 SISETEEMH YE1L PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MARCH 17 1809 IF YOU BUY luce For Sale MILLERSBURG News Note Gathered In And About The Burs ofltVr GEO W STUART Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Third Street Oppo ¬ N Freight Depot site the L DEALER IN Oliver Chilled Plow at public sale on Saturday April 1st 189 Ky House contains 6 large rooms reception ball 2 corridors batb dressing trunk and laundry rooms cbina and linen closets and large presses cabinet mantels art and plate glass throngh bouse large porches with pump on rear porch hot and cold water and gas pipes every room heated by furnace dry cellar under entire house slate roof - Lot 60x208 ft One of the most modern houses in the city all in first class order and must be Persons desirseen to be appreciated ing to purchase will be shown through premises Terms One third cash balance one and two years without interest E B JANUARY ¬ ¬ on the prpmises at 10 oclock a m my new residence on Hittgins avenue Paris Harry Stout of Paris was here Wed nesday Clarence Miller lost a finger in a wire fence machine Wednesday Mrs Chas Darnell went to Lexington yesterday to visit her sisters The F O A fraternity initiated four new members here this week A lot of nice maple trees for sale T M PURNELL 2t Mrs Green Leer and son Clarke are ¬ Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime FIED SEEDS OF EYERY VARIETY w B P4 U llPfc J Bizv rTrriintiijlMfi lUlttlML m aaagT XtciMitiimiB A T Forsyth Auctr You Wot only get the Best PlOW 0 STODDARD But every time you put on a new point you have a new Plow This is economy HI Wmi For sale I will offer at public sale to the high ¬ est bidder on Saturday March 25 189 at 10 oclock a in on the premises my residence situated on Vine street m Pais Ky Said residence contains 5 rooms halls has nil bth rcKm ccIIhis isand first class modern in conveniences and repair Terms One third cash aud balance in one and two years and bearing interest at 6 per cent pr annum Persons desiring to purchase will be shown the premises n application ¬ HAMILTON DSC HARROWS Combine all the Good Features of all other Disc Harrows Made ctzxt VI A CLIFTON AKNSPAKGEK A T Forsyth Auctr Exacutors Notice All persons having claims against the e3tate of Young W Moran deceased will present them at once to me properly proven as required by law All persons indebted to the estate of same will please call at my office and ¬ A SEED SOWER of any kind I have it settle OhoiceHome Grown Clover Seed Choice Tim othy Seed Choice Cultivated Hemp Seed HENRY SPEARS Executor of Y W Moran 28feb lmo visiting friends in Paris this week Sole Agent For The Celebrated Rev W S ii instead will preach at Ruddles Mills Sunday at 3 p m Miss Blanche Bowen 6pent from Wed nesday to Friday in Paris with friends The best Semi cannel ever mined Dr Garrett Judy and wife of Bethel were the guests of T D Judy Tuesday Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE Miss Mabel Dailey of Rose Hill is the guest of Miss Reua Patterson near OWENSBO 3 beats them all A complete stock of them town always on hand Mrs Dave Hood and daughter of Nepton are yisitiug Geo W Mclntyre and family Th rntn Phillips and wife of Winv chester visited Henry Phillips Monday an Tuesday Miss Sue Bedford has returned from Atlanta Her father John W Bedford 8r is some better pisses Lucylee Allen and Jennie Pnr nell visited Mrs Louis Rogers on Cane Ridge yesterday One Jas Woolnms visited Jas Cummings in Maysville this week The latter has These are times when the purchasing power of a ToIlar is one been ill for several days of the most important considerations in every family Even the Jas A Butler will build a large im wealthy can n t afford to waste their money and the poor require plement shed on the corner of his lot double duty of every penny purchased of E T Beeding An article may look ever so cheap vrfeen you get it but it must We of Nicholas have MKH1T to repay you for The gomi nteney you spend for it Mr Allaband and wife guests of Hugh Campbell and ask you to call and examine our goods Make a purchase YOUR ville were MONEY BACK if you are not satisfied nfe from Thursday till Tuesday Our iniative supplies are almost exhausted but our facilities for Mr and Mrs A J Lamb who bur replenishing are unexcelled and our - arrivals will interest ied their little son here Monday re- you Note lollowing turned to Gallatin Tenn Tuesda SPECIAL PKICSS Messrs J G Allen W M Layeon E P Clarke and Perry Jefferson were Ladies 4 ply Linen Collars 8e in Cincinnati this week on business Mens 4 ply Linen Collars 8c Linen Cutis 12WMessrs Chas and Ed Martin and Vilenciennesliee lc per yard Tom Vimont went to Poindexter WedAll silk Baby Ribbon lc per yard nesday with twelve dogs for a fox chase Sterling Silver Thimble the genuine article 15c each Will Jndy Jr sold last week in You are always welcome whether you buy or not Louisville eight hogsheads of tobacco Griggs at 9 cents net at for Smith ¬ MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal ¬ 1 WALLACES i BARGAIN STOR Price Good Goods Satisfaction Guaranteed ¬ ¬ dilj i- 1 - ¬ home moved Wednesday into the cottage on Pleasant street vacated by Miss Anna Lewis Shaw from near Barterville WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 429 Main Street tiennasivK hrjz n Crystallized fruits nuts oranges J Ill V I i Ebb Ehh IwSfcara I i DEALER IN LSON Field Seed and Farniin 2 Implements apples bananas malaga Thompson grapes grape fruit Miss Mattie Barnett will have next week a stock of trimmed hats and tf Newton Mitchell bonnets flowers and ribbons etc also a nice lot of Easter goods Call and see It before you buy Jas M Collier left Wednesday for New Mexico where he has been in the mining business for the past five years His sons Richard and Will will also go to New Mexico in a few weeks Died In Richmond Tuesday Thos He is surM Fisher asred 72 years daughter of the vived by his wife a late Abram Barton and four daughters and one son The remains were interred nere yesterday The cadets of the M T S will have an open session of the Society Friday evening March 24th in the Gymnasium at the M T S building The Millers burg Orchestra will furnish music Admi8 ion 10 cents The Cadets will entertain their friends afterwards in 3t their new reading room emons ¬ This space is Reserved for T O I a HI ItAa u V - T iS i MT a 7 The Tenth Street Grocer DEALER IN Staple and Fancy GroceriesRead his rd in this ountry Produce Etc pae Tuesday NV r I Has located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side of the Court House Square and has on hand a large display of Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell tf CARLISLE Precincts From The Mercury Mr David Haddleson and wife have moved to Plum Lick Bourbon county Mike Berry bought 110 acres of the late Robt Kincart farm at 5 per acre at Master Commissioners sale Green Feeback bought the Maher farm of 39 acies sold at theO urt House door Monday for 41 per acie The State Board of Equalization has notified Judge Tiltou that lt per cent has been added to the lands and personal property of Nicholas county and that they wonlfl hear his committee on the 3d of April New York Edam pine apple Neufa- chatel cheese tf News Culled From Nic olas County lam now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS y Irm w fl X Newton Mitchell STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL WAGONS AND THE VULCAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold CARRIAGES Fine Cherry Trees cherry trees Large stately trees fruit large black heart shaped and delicious The only kind that do well in the south You twencan get one for 25 cents six for ty for 250 100 for eight dollars delivered prepaid Trees one to three years Address Cherry Moun old guaranteed Co Ellenboro N C tain Supply 1 ¬ ¬ Dont fail to get a few of the Owen CHERpKEE X AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF ¬ Boafi Wagons 01 HE BEST 1ISC HARROWS ALSO DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OF FARMING IM- MENTS WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTHY HEMP ETC M Sffie Hut Horse iaken Ud A bay horse came to my place mile about from Cane Ridge Postrffice 6th He it 10 or 12 years old 16 hands high 2 white hind feet Owner can have same by proving property and paying charges fo keep aud advertising ¬ And a full line of cheaper grades I am tso doing pain tinr I have a good painter and willsf e that yon et a gcod job of painting Cor High and Fourth Sts J S tr VC7IX Si BOB CROUCH JKMES H HKCGARD - Caak Ridge Ky - - - Paris SM I BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 17 1899 THE w -- 2f Scp lBH VTNC RFRFTS teutons Cavalry Attacks aj mo Slrongrhold in the Jungle A DESPERATE engagement Strongly Fortified Village Northwest of Pasig Captured Americans Lost Appeal to the People of the Liiited Seventeeri V ounded Issued oy Prominent Men OPPOSETHE WAR MANY BUILDINGS LEVELED The Suburbs of Birmingham Ala Swept by a Severe Storm Much Damage Wrought to Property HAS CONFESSED it Oat of Sight Out of Mind 99 August A Becker Killed His Wife and Chopped Her Body to Pieces pgton Volunteers Capture and Born teros Meeting With a Sharp Fire While Crossing the River -Our Loss Slight gunboat entered the lake and si Gen Wheatons brigade continues lenced a one gun battery in the foot- the work of clearing out the rebels hills London March 16 The Evening The Washington volaround Pasig unteers have captured and burned Pa News Wednesday afternoon publishes ters meeting with a sharp fire from the following dispatch from Manila Gen Wheaton has completely routthe enemy while crossing the river Wednesdays fighting was like that ed the Filipinos and has occupied of the past week the insurgents occa- Pasig Taguig and Pateros Several sionally making a stand but even hundred of the enemy were killed and tually fleeing Their loss is supposed as many were captured Gen Otis says this is the greatest have been small as the Americans brere unable to see the enemy in the victory since February 5 The Americans will now press towards Agui w progress of the Americans ad naldos headquarters A ¬ ¬ ¬ uesday Late encountered Wheatons column enemy in such force between ra ps and Taguig- as to necessitate a tng e in the original plans The cav- attacked a rebel stronghold in the igde driving- the enemy into Pateros te Americans had one man killed and ree wounded Scotts battery shelled the city and foods effectively Later the enemy rossed the river from Pasip Two mipanies of the 3d Oregon infantry Reared the rijrht bank alter a sha rp mgageme nt and then retired with three wounded In the meantime the Washington volunteers closed in driv ing small bodies of the rebels back upon Pateros One man was killed During the night1 the enemy burned the town of Pasig nila March - 15 1 - March 16 The strongly fortified village of Caitai northwest of Pasig was captured Wednesday after a desperate fight by the 20th regular infantry The Americans lost 17 wonnded while the rebel loss was heavy Manila March 1G The insurgents at the outposts and in the trenches be yond Oalobcan fired several volleys Wednesday night upon the Kansas volunteers and a part of the 4th regular- desiring it is supposed to discover if the American line had been thinned by the movement of Gen Wheatons command The Americans in the trenches replied warmly- - to the fire II Y Beecber of Company- - A of the luouiana regiment was Kmeu in me Manila The Filipinos Freedom and Independence to Be Recognized as Soon as Proper Guarantees Can Be Had of Order and Protection ¬ ¬ engagement A battalion of the 20th regular in fantry routed a small band of Filipinos on the Laguna road and some sharpshooters who were firing from a house over which a French flag was flying ¬ ¬ were dislodged I ¬ is slow tranlis Zorita and Jose Ruiz the anish officers who were recently ied by a military commission for the ibezzlement of 10548 funds devot- d to the maintenance of prisoners and a fine of 2500 in convicted ind who were sentenced to pay and to undergo three rears imprisonment at hard labor have tad the term of imprisonment com muted to six months in view of pre- rious confinement and certain circum stances justifying clemency Carlos rmeritch who was charged with iem has been acquitted and released n the ground that he established an Llibi RMANYS RADICAL CHANGE eror William Assumes Supreme Corn- hand of the Navy Office of Com mander-in-ChiLapses ef Vlarch 15 The official Naval iblished an imperial ordei holds supreme command of commander-in-chie- l Fpses and the existing staff iander-in-chief Iorgamzmg the higher ad- the navy Henceforth m becAme in- - undcr the title of admiral lie cniei oi me navv ueeomes subordinate to the emperor admirals staff besides its orities will occupyr itself with 1 aspects of the presence oi r ships abroad r also announces the ap- of genenal inspector of ittles certain questions - Smpetence UI THE REGULAR ARMY ditional Recruiting Stations Established for tbe Purpose of Enlisting Men for Uncle Sams Army Washington March 15 The follow- additional recruiting stations have established for the purpose of en- mg men to nil ine regular army up le maximum of 05000 allowed bynew army law Allegheny Pa Irleston S C Chicago Dayton O rt Wayne Ind Knoxville Tenn lphis Tenn Norfolk Va Savan Seattle Wash St Paul Ga in flllHUtUpUUS UiUll OLCIAJLUg and Wheeling W Va addition to these stations the war irtment will have officers at every where volunteers are mustered enlist such men as wish to re- ir the army TERFEITERS ARRESTED cted Italians Taken in by the Boston They Issued Bogus iFlve Dollar Treasury Notes X Po- - Jttarcn 10 Alter more man lontns of work bnitea btates Iservice agents assisted by the dice took into custody Tuesday ilians who they have every rea- re have been issuing a great tnt OI COUUiericiu c- uwsurj n u aL n t t lln it nr a crpn t nf nr p itcs the largest and most crafty gangs of - 3 Vi nitr6 that have unielc country ODerated in -- March 1G Gen Lloyd Wheaton commanding the United States flying column attacked and de- ¬ feated a force of 2000 Filipinos at Pa-¬ sig Wednesday afternoon inflicting a heavy loss upon them The American ¬ loss was slight The Americans cap- ¬ tured 350 Filipinos Many bodies of rebels killed in the engagement are tive policy in such cases will recognize the independence of the Philippines floating down the river and its equality among nations and mil- ¬ THE SUPPLY HAS RUN SHORT gradually withdraw all naval and itary forces The signers are ex Governor George New York Banks Are After Small Bills It S BcutwelL of Massachusetts is Hinted That a Bonus Will Be George F Edmunds of Vermont Given and Fxpressage Paid ex Secretary of State John Sherman Caffery of Louis ¬ New York March 16 There has Senator Donnelson W Bourke Cockran of New been a scarcity of small bills for sev- ¬ iana Wm H Fleming of Georgia eral weeks among the banks of this York U Henry Johnson of Indiana Samuel city So pronounced has this become of the American that local banks have made proposi- ¬ Gompers president of Labor Felix Adler of tions to banks with a view Federation David New York Starr Jordan presi- ¬ to obtaining a supply of small bills for Winslow dent Stanford university counter use of Massachusetts Warren Herbert Several banks in Cincinnati have of Pennsylvania Leonard Welsh been informed that if they desire to re-¬ Woolsey Bain of Connecticut Chas mit currency to this city all expenses Francis Adams of Massachusetts including express rates will be cheer- ¬ Samuel Bowles of Massachusetts I J fully paid It is even hinted that a McGinty universityr of Cornell bonus will be given besides Thus far Edward Atkinson of Massachusetts the proposition of the local banks has Carl Schurz of New York Reverdy not met with much success Johnson of Maryland Hermann Von Hoist of Chicago university- - Moor MURDER field Storey of Massachusetts Patrick THE BECKER WIFE A Collins of Massachusetts Theodore The Sausage Maker Takes Chicago Police L Cuvler of New York Thomas to the Place Where He Had Buried Wentworth Higginson of Massachu the Charred Remains setts Andrew Carnegie of New York Chicago March 1G August Becker ex Senator John G Carlisle of New the sausage maker who confessed Tues- ¬ York Charles Eliot Norton of Harvard day night to having killed his wife and university W G Sumner of Yale boiled and burned body college Rev Dr C H Parkhurst of her Wednesday took the police of- ¬ New York ficers to the spot in his yard where he had buried the charred re- ¬ CHICAGO MURDER MYSTERY mains Two baskets of burned bones Deep Gashes at Every Joint of a Headleat were found and Ur Dorsey Wednesday Corpse Found in Lake Michigan night identified a portion of them as a Near Hyde Park human shoulder blade A small piece of Chicago March 13 The headles the womans dress was also found corpse of a man mangled and bruised Murdered by a Boy with one shoe and a bit of rope dang 10 A pretty lit ¬ ling from the ankle was found TuesCincinnati March tle home on Paxton road Hyde Park day tossing among the waves of Lake was the scene Wednesday of one of the Michigan near Hyde Park The po-¬ most fiendish murders ever com- ¬ lice authorities believe that it is a mitted in Cincinnati The vic- ¬ case of murder and that the rope tim of the diabolical crime was on the ankle was used to anchor Mrs Julia Steigler wife of Anthony the remains below the surface Steigler bookkeeper for the Upon investigation it was found company At 3 oclock that at everj joint of the body there Thursday morning Albert Luken a was a gash and the belief is enterboy was arrested at the home tained that the body was cut in order of his mother on Lorain avenue Clif-¬ to double it up into small compass that ton by Detectives Jackson and Kin it might be more easily carried in a The instrument sack or box to the lake caid for the murder One gash in- ¬ used in cutting short the life of Mrs dicates that the spine was severed Steigler was an iron poker three feet The body was badly decomposed and long Robbery was the motive for the must have been in the water for sev terrible crime eral months The astilian Breaks in Two The Storm at Chattanooga Yarmouth X S March 15 The 10 Chattanooga Tenn March Allan line steamer Castuiin v hich The railroads of this section were was wrecked on Gannet Ledge Sunday heavy losers by a storm Tuesday night morning while bound from Portland which followed two dajs of steady for Liverpool via Halifax has broken rains Two divisions of the Southern in two just beneath the bridge She railwa- - the Alabama ireat Southern is lying in practically the same posiand the Chattanooga Rome and South- ¬ tion as when she struck Roth ends of ern had bad washouts and trains have the ship have sagged considerably and been delayed for many hours The of-¬ salvers are working rapidly in order to ficials hope to have the damage re ¬ save everything of value before a storm paired by Wednesday night e omes up ex-Sena- tor Manila Boston March 15 An appeal to the people of the United States urging all lovers of freedom to co operate with them in an attempt to induce the government to suspend hostilities in the Philippines and confer with the Philippine leaders with a view to pre venting further bloodshed by recogniz ing their independence upon the guar antee of protection to property by the natives has been issued over the signa ture of more than a score of promi nent men The preamble describes the attitude of this government and of President McKinley toward the Fili pinos before and jsiiice the war and asserts that there is no reason for a change of opinion on the part A the anti imperialists and on the contrary every reason for a continuance of the protest against the spirit of militarism and force and they therefore urge cooperation to the following ends First That our government shall take immediate steps toward a suspension of hostilities in the Philippines and a conference with the Philippine leaders with a view to preventing further bloodshed upon the basis of a recognition of their freedom and inde pendence as soon as proper guarantees can be had of order and protection to property Second That the government of the United States shall tender an official assurance to the inhabitants of the Philippine islands that they will en courage and assist in the organization of such a government in the islands as the people thereof shall prefer and that upon its organisation in stable manner the United States in accordance with its traditional and prescrip ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Birmingham Ala March 15 A disastrous tornado visited Avondale and Woodlawn suburbs of Birmingham at 5 oclock Wednesday morning doing Passing near the big 30000 damage Avondale cotton mills which narrowly escaped destruction it demolished two churches and a row of ten frame Occupants of the latter genhouses erally escaped unhurt fleeing at the approach of the storm Fritchmans summer garden was V M Lindsays flower swept away were left in ruins At conservatories Woodlawn Mrs R C Foster was ill in bed with her husband watching at hei side The house was taken from ovei their heads and the bedstead blown a hundred feet Foster rescued his wife y seizing her in his arms She was unhurt A colored school and Baptist church at Woodlawn were destroyed also several stores machine shops and A heavy anvil was lifted 20 dwellings from its pedestal in Woods machine shop and carried 20 feet The wind blew a fearful gale and great havoc is believed to have been wrought further up Jones Valley A number of people were more or less injured but no fatalities are reported Several buildings in Birmingham were damaged by windows and skylights The Sloss furnace beino- blown out stockhouse was destroyed The path Df the storm proper was only 100 feet wide and the full force of it narrowly missed Birmingham passing through the eastern outskirts of the city Mrs Annie Johnson was buried beneath the wreckage of her home and She is in a critical had to be dug out condition Arthur Hidgins a boy was hurt under the timbers of his fallen home He had an arm broken and is otherwise seriously hurt Terrific rain fell and all trains between Birming ham and Greenville Miss have been abandoned because of washouts Other railroads also suffered ¬ ¬ Ihe Murderer First Boiled the Bones and Pieces of Flesh in a Large Kettle Until Nothing Was Left That Resem ¬ bled a Human Hotly ¬ Chicago March 15 August A Beck- ¬ er the sausge maker who has been under arrest for four weeks on a charge of murdering his wife made a full confession Tuesday night He said that he cut bis wife to pieces and burned the remains in a stove Becker when first arrested admitted killing his wife but declared he pushed her off the Randolph street viaduct in-¬ to the lake and that she was drowned The police have never placed any re- ¬ liance in the drowning confession and have kept up their work on the idea that Beckef had killed the woman in house and his away made body find the The with ing of a portion of a human lung three days ago in Beckers barn put strength in their theory and late Tues ¬ day night they induced Becker to con- a fess In his confession Becker said he had killed his wife by striking her on the head with a hatchet in the kitchen of his home He then cut the body to pieces and boiled it in a large kettle In other months ve forget the harsh winds of Spring But they have their use as some say to blow out the bad air accumulated after Winter storms and Spring thaws There is far more important accumulation of badness in the veins and ar¬ teries of humanity which needs Hoods Sarsaparilla This great Spring Medicine clarifies the blood as nothing else can It cures rheumatism and kindred ailment Thus it gives perfect health strength and ap- ¬ petite for months to come My kidneys troubled me Kidneys and on advice took Hoods Sarsaparilla Which pave prompt relief better appetite My sleep is refreshing It cured my wife so Michael Boy Lp 3473 Denny Street scrofula kidney disease liver troubles Pittsburg Pa ar After watching the disintegration of the and remains for several hours when was nothing left resembled a human body that says Becker he took what remaiued and burned it in a red hot stove the fire having been prepared by him The bones which would not burn he buried on the prairie near his home January 27 was the date Beck ¬ er says he committed the murder He assests the crime was not premedi ¬ tated but that he quarreled with his wife ou the afternoon of that date and in the heat of passion he struck her on the head with the hatchet Only one blow was needed to cause death aud after that had been struck the sau ¬ sage maker says he thought of the way to dispose of the remains of his wife in order to destroy all chances of detection The piece of lung and a portion of calico which were found under tho barn and which the police believed to be strong evidence against Becker he ay s could not be any part of the body of his wife as he is certain that he de- ¬ stroyed every particle of flesh and he maintains the dress which she wore was also entirely burned The police will look for the womans bones Wednesday They refuse to tell at present the location of the spot where Becker says they are buried Complicated with liver Dyspepsia and kidney trouble I suffered for years with dyspepsia with severe pains Hoods Sarsaparilla made me strong and hearty J B Emerton Main Street Auburn Me Hip Diseaserive running sores on my hip caused me to use crutches Waa confined to bed every winter Hoods Sar- ¬ saparilla saved my life as it cured me per- ¬ Annie fectly Am strong and well Robert 49 Fourth St Fall River Mass - - 3focd6 IiustlS777CT Hoods Fllla enre liver illt the non irritating and the only cathartic to take ith Hoods Sarsaparilla ¬ PROTECTING HER INTERESTS She Had Been Scriniinated Against and Wanted Some Points on Law ¬ ¬ Mistuh said the very large colored woman stopping a man who was just leaving the District buildings I want ter state a ease 14 CLERICAL FORCE REDUCED One Hundred and Twenty Employes Re duced in Grade and 59 Discharged From the Government Service not a lawyer auntie Tain no law ease 1 ain gwinter sue nobody 1 jeb wants to know whut my rights is an how to git em You see any of the attaches here if its government business I aint got no piece o paper to shove in at de window sos ter git noticed But Is bein scriminated agin Whats the trouble r was the kindly in- ¬ Im Washington March 16 There was a heavy reduction in the clerical force of the war department Wednesday 120 employes being reduced in grade and 59 being discharged from the gov ernment service The reason was the reduced state of appropriations for ¬ I ain gittin proper tention Evy once in awhile 1 hyah s it read out o de paper dat somebody has got a eel outn is Well an ell is a very cleanly sort of It doesnt do any harm You didn fink I was a skyaht oi em De case I wants ter lay befo de did you goverment is dis I pays extra rent to kivver dc water tax Is had a hydrant in my back yahd foh fohteen years an I ain nebber got no eel yit Whut I wants to know is how does dey stribute dem eels Is they prizes or is dey favoritisms or whut is dey If dars any eels comin to me Is hyah wif my basket ready to take em home right now case we ain got no money to buy meat an wes kin of hongry foh feesh anyhow Washington Star quiry hydrant creature out-of-to- These clerks and messengers were employed as a special force to meet the emergency eaused by the war being directly appointed and without reference to civil service rules and were mainly women WAS GIVEN A PRACTICAL TEST Consequently7 there were some exhibitions of genuine distress on the an- The seetiojiil System of Ihird Rail foi street Cars Pronouneed a Suecess nouncement of the departments order their employment ¬ ¬ ¬ trips in Kvery Way Something very soothing in the use of St Jacobs Oil for Neuralgia Subdues and cures ARE ON THE WAY TO CUBA Iostmaster General smith Assistant Post master General Kristow and V K Dawson Will Visit the Island ¬ Washington March 10 A party of postal officials comprising Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow Chief Beavers of the salary and allowance division and Mr Clarence E Daw son secretary to the postmaster general left here Wednesday afternoon for Cuba via Tampa The postmaster generals mission is to confer with Director of Posts Rath bone at Havana over important matters affecting the postal service on the island The party probably will be away about a week ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New York March 15 The Murphy MRS sectional system of third rail the in- ¬ vention of Capt John McLeod Murphy Most Famous Sculpturess in was given a practical test at Manhat The the World Entirely Cured tan Beach Tuesday afternoon and the opinions expressed by all those who by were to the effect witnessed the tests that the trial was a success in every way The car operated Tuesday afternoon demonstrated its ability to move at all grades of speed through snow closely packed over the rails to the height of several inches and through dirt heaped up in the same way It is claimed for this system that it does away with overhoad wires and costly conduits and that the line leakage does not exceed and H per cent in this waT greatly decreasing the operating expenses of Vx ESJ lM the road ¬ Pe-ru-na O0PER BEk BBBBBBsSf - ¬ ALLEGED SHARPERS CAUGHT Two Said to Belong to a Notorious Gang Arrested It is Said They Have Swin ¬ dled Merchants Oat of 850000 MAKING SMOKELESS POWDER Laidlaw-Dunn-Gord- on old ¬ ¬ New York March 10 Mrs Howard 28 years old and Herman Cohen 30 years old a broker both of Brooklyn were arrested Wednesday on the charge of grand larceny It is alleged by the police that these two prisoners belong to a notorious gang last of swindlers which operated month under the name of W B Dem Co During at o2 Broad wa- ing their short stay in that place it is said that they swindled merchants in this city and elsewhere out of nearly 550000 The Manufacturers of the Kxplosive Will Not in Any Way Compete VI 1th Pri ¬ vate Manufacturers Ruth MRS M C COOPER M C Cooper of the Royal Acad- ¬ Mrs Washixoton March 15- The navy department is ready to take whatever steps may be necessary in carrying out the provisions of the naval bill for the purchase of smokeless powder during the coming year It is not in- ¬ tended to antagonize the commercial interests involved in this line of manufacture b throwing the whole bur den of production upon the govern- ¬ ment plants The government has a plant at Indian Head which when - The Ratification of the Treaty ¬ March 10 The cabinet council Wednesday evening decided that the treaty of peace with the United States should be ratified imme diately after the dissolution of the cortes which will probably be decreed Thursdaj- - The elections to the new chamber will be fixed for April 10 and to the senate for April 30 the new cortes to reassemble on May 2 Madrid ¬ Us Advised to Ratify the Treaty ncia p Whisky Story is Denied Coachmans Wealth V w ucabinet has advised thoi ratuy tne treaty regent i 7 wzith teitin tes thv United States without the reassembling of the Ec Gov rletcher Barely Alive ngton Marcn id tiX uov Missouri who is seriously s in a precarious condition k was in a semi comatose the night and his pulse -- mlants New York March 16 S M Rice president of the American Spirits Man ¬ ufacturing Co which controls the Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Co when shown the report from Louis- ¬ ville that the distilleries had left the There is not a word of trust said truth in the story No distillery has broken away It would not be possible for any of them to do so They have been bought and paid for and are now the property of the Kentucky com- ¬ pany Bostox March 15 The will of Jas Keough wko died in Januarj was filed Tuesday By its provisions S28 000 is left to charitable institutions Keough was a coachman in the family of Martin Brimmer and made his money by real estate investments Rev T Dr Self About To Start For Samoa Berlin March 10 Dr Self who has been named by the German govern ¬ ment to replace Dr Joannes Raffel as president of the municipal council at Apia is about to start for Samoa via London and Washington calling on officials concerned at both places Appointed National Bank Examiner emy of Arts London England is un ¬ doubtedly one of the greatest living sculptors She has modeled busts of half the nobility of England and is now in Washington making busts of dis- ¬ tinguished Americans Mrs Cooper has just completed a bust of Mrs Belva Lockwood which is now in the Cor- ¬ ¬ coran Art Gallery Kuskin the great ¬ artist placed Mrs Cooper as one of the greatest sculptors and painters of this century Mrs Cooper is an ardent friend of and in a letter dated 26 written from Washington completed will turn out a maximum January I take pleasure in product of about 3000 pounds a day says the following a recoiraiiending for catarrh and But this will in no way compete with la grippe I have suffered for months the private manufacturers and after the use of one bottle of Mrs M C I am entirely well Death of a Conspirator Seattik Wash March 15 Accord Cooper Send for a free book on catarrh en- ¬ ing to the latest advices from the This Orient Howie the hero of the abortive titled Health and Beauty women book and is written especially for scheme to blow up the Japanese fleet will be found to be of great value to during the war with China committed every woman Address Dr Hartman suicide by jumping from a steamer in Columbus O mid ocean Howie was an American Murderer Lewis Haigcd FOR 14 CENTS March 15 Robert Ga We wish to eain this year 2U0O10 Atlanta new customers and hence offer IOC 1 Pktr 13 Day ltadish Lewis was hanged here Tuesda for 10c 1 Pkg Karly Ripe Cabbage 10c the murder of Charles Hnynes The 1 Earliest Red Beet Long Lightng Cucumber loo 1 1 c hanging took place in the execution 1 Salzers Best Lettuce 2lc California Fig Tomato i room of the Tower the new jail on loc Early Dinner Omon I 3 Brilliant Flower Seed lc the gallows built by Lewis two years lu Worth 100 for 14 cenu AbnvolOpkgs worth 100 wo will ago when employed as a workman together with our you Pe-ru-na Pe-ru-n- Pe-ru-- na ¬ Washington March 10 William D Mt Vernon O March 15 Aaro Frazer of Warsaw Ind has been Cornell aged 41 an employe of the T J Villers pastor of the First Bap appointed national bank examiner Spearman greenhouse Tuesday after Cist chufsh of this city ia alarmingly M Packard re¬ noon shot himself in the head with a scarlet fever supposed to for Indiana vice O igned pistol n contracted at a funeral J Viilers Alarmingly 111 Shot Himself In the Head Indianapous Ind March 15 Rev free mail great Plant and Seed Catalogue upon receipt of this notice A 14c postage We invite your trade aud Know when yon once try Salzers eelyouwillneTrgatalongwith- out them Onion Seed 68c pd iup a lb Potatoes at Sl 5c No Catalog JOH1 A RALZlft 8XKU ltbl CO alone Li CBOS8C WIS K IMPERFECT -- IN ORIGINAL BOURBON NEWS PAPts irv n - i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH RURAL OPINION Very was the sheepish answer A great phrenologist once told me that I The poets that are slngin of the harvest was well balanced in everything exrich an rweet Never worked at fodder pullin shuckin cepting that I have been fighting corn or threshin wheat my life but such a thing The distance sorter dazzles but a fellers against it all as this ughl fancy fails Nothing more was said just then for When hes put to pickin cotton haulin hay or splittin rails the doctor had pointed to the returning In the cities they are singin of the music flush in the Indians face Hendricks in the dells sat holding the Bible between his legs The everlastin ringin of the pesky cattle evidently worried and chagrined over bells ¬ But theyd sorter change the meter with what had occurred Kolas breast be gan to rise and fall gently and then he their hands as soft as silk If you made em drive the cattle home an opened his eyes His gaze rested on give em cows to milk the detective They make you tired talkin bout the he said feebly Are you satisfied noble sons of toil The horny handed heroes that are till almost in a whisper Hendricks said nothing in of the soil Hut it sets me down to thinkin If that My God I want you to believe in me labor lovin crowd on for Had hands one half as horny would they my good friend Kola went not heed unless you have faith you will blow their horns so loud warning Its distance makes em do it they write my Your warning fell from Lamp- by city rule They praise a Texas pony make an an kins lips gel of a mule repeated the Indian My warning Kut I tell you feller citizens twould make Hendricks while I was in Just now em change their style your house I saw indications of two If ever we could run em down an plow cm all awhile attempts which have been made on F L Stanton in Atlanta Constitution your life Both came very near killing you But that is not all I saw plainly that your fate will be the most Your awful one ever met by man death will be through the most lingering torture and it will involve your mother It lies right in your path Un ¬ AFFAIR less you leave New York at once you By and your mother will fall at the hands WILL of these unknown enemies It is the N Copyright 893 by truth as God is my Master A N Kellogg Newspaper Co EARBEN Hendricks had paled and Lampkin saw that his hands were still quiver- ¬ ing but no word came from him Kola had sat up but suddenly he SYNOPSIS threw himself back on the couch Minard Hendricks great detective just Oh 1 am eo weak he groaned Hen returned from Boston finds awaiting him forces an unsigned typewritten letter directing dricks I have been fighting the up I me him ro apartments in Palace hotel where against you and it has done he will find remains of Mr Wc ldon Caruth cant say more ers currently reported for past two weeks The Indian closed his eyes The bell to be out of town Detective seems to con- ¬ nect letter with attempt made on his own overhead struck three times and Kolas life some time previous Goes with friend attendant ran in excitedly Dr Lampkin to investigate 1pcn search he cried in a Hees exhausted of Carutht rs apartments remains of creNo more talk He moos mated body and jeweled hand of victim startled tone He placed his are found in a vase Hand bears marks sleep big much sleep of finger nails manicured to sharp points dusky finger on his lower lip and added Lampkin re calls report of a row between in a hissing whisper Xo talk more Cam titers and Arthur Gielow both suitors for hand of Dorothy Huntington who is to night to morrow maybe perhaps¬ Me hees docNo noise heiress to several millions should siie marry Now sleep A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 17 1899 FIGHTING IN SAMOA LIKELY HAIL ROAD TIME CABO L N JR m THECARITHERS is ¬ W442s0 f m ¬ ¬ Oar u there unconditionally ir case of Car Uthers death Late that night Hendricks and Linipkin call at home of Miss Hunting ¬ ton Dorothy shows detective typewritten Utter which was an invitation for herself and aunt to occupy with Count Bantinni Italian nobleman his box at horse show as he was called out of town by pressing business She recalls Gielow had expressed The two visitors rose and taking their Ke iIipv tin tned from the room Peaching the outside they walked side by side nearly to the carriage without a word between them Just before they reached the vehicle Lampkin suddenly hatred forOaruthers broke into a laugh before murder intense and believes him guilty yet decides to help Ill treat you to ihe best dinner ever him and with her aunt goes to his studio Gielow has fled His servant Henri tells served if you wont tell this on me he confession to Bantinni Henri thought his master insane Hen dricks concealed in room hears all this Hendricks- goes To consult Kola an East Indian interested in occult researches who had hclyped him in much previous detPictive work and located in an old colonial man sion among the palisades Dr Lampkin is summoned by Hendricks who has been shot Bullet is removed and detective 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 could prevent his assailants es cape Hendricks call for a crematory em ploye who confirms the supposition that ashes found were those of human body Miss Huntington receives letter rom Gie low in his own handwriting postmarked at Charleston S C telling of his crime and flight Noted graphologist examines hand ¬ writing of this letter and says it is genuine During a call on Sergt Denhatn detective of police department Hendricks conns into possession of cuff With words written in blood over Gielows name to effect that he was innocent starving and confine d Going to Gielows studio Henri identifies cuff as his masters Henri w lis of Strange influence Bantinni had over Gielow Hendricks comes to conclusion Bantinni was the mkrderer and through hypnotism made Gielow confess both in person to Henri and by letters to others lb ndricks and Lampkin go to Kolas retreat Kola tells them Gielow is dead and to prove bis su pernatural powers claims he can go to of overhearing - tor ¬ saiel Hendricks paused and stared at him ¬ I ¬ ¬ fixedly he asked What do you mean certainly did work You and Kola me he continued to laugh I see it all now It is a job put up on me You promised me an interesting evening out here and between you and your chum you gave it to me Oh I never was so badly sold I would have sworn that you wwe actually excited yourself Hendricks made no reply for an in stant then he laid his hand over the Bible he still held Before God ami with my hand on this Book I swear that I cannot ac ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bring back a Bible Hendricks asked for detectives home in his astral body and CHAPTER XIV Continued Lampkin glanced at Hendricks and mutely approached Kola and bent over hfm Re opened hn rest and shirt and made an examination of li is respiration and heart When he looked again at Hendricks his face was almost pale II he lias a particle of vitality in him 1 1 cant detect it he said grimly wish 1 had a stethoscope Hang it this sort of thing always did have too big a hold on me count for what occurred The blasted exhibition and and his bloody warning has knocked me completely off my feet Sm told you superstition is my weak ¬ est point You have reuson to be concerned declared Lampkin as he preceded him 1 think what has into the carriage happened to night before our eyes would agitate my scientific friends I almost feel like imploring you to desist in your efforts and leave New York for awhile anyway Nothing could turn me from this I have pledged case said Hendricks my honor on seeing it through 1 ad- ¬ mit I feel Q little upset to night not on my own account you know but what he said about my mother was not pleas ant I have long had a secret fear that he would sooner or later fall a victim to some enemy ot mine 1 umble and The man oontrccwflL t There is nothing new Hendricks ready There is a bare chance that began to get his reins answered Get in get in said Bantinni to something may turn up in the morn Gielow and when the artist had obeyed ing I shall do all I can She followed him to the foot of the he leaned into the carriage and said You are sleepy There thats right stairs Dont let my fears hinder you she lean back and sleep Sleep Sleep Hes all right now and well have no said as her old hands clung to his arms I shall never be satisfied if you more trouble the count said in a con- ¬ dont do something for the poor girL ciliatory tone to tb driver Did he go through it all right She has won my heart completely Her voice was husky with emotion asked the man with a foreign accent Beautifully beautifully and we and it touched him He turned to the hatrack to hang up his overcoat but it would have been here before this but slipped from his fingers and the Bible just after he made the confession I lost in one of the pockets drew it heavily to control of him for a moment and he got at a decanter of brandy and drank the floor pocket Mrs about a pint of it I cannot do a thing What is that in your Hendricks asked as he picked up the with a subject under the influence of spirits But I got him away before it coat my was too late We are safe His sudden It is he said Oh I forgot flight and confession will place us be Bible put it away please as she jond suspicion she exclaimed Your Bible Ah that proves The servant may never admit to the took it into her hand again I shall never allow police that his master confessed said me wronar my intuition to make me wrongfully the other distrustfully In that event I shall testily thai the suspect anjone again about moth- ¬ confession was made in my presence What are you talking He reached up and raised the then Henri will be obliged to swear to er what took place or run the risk of beof the gas jet over his head flame ing convicted of perjury I am almost ashamed to confess it Ah true answered the man unshe answered with a touch of shame 1 have so often told you that You know less you become afraid to face the music as they say in this country I did not trust your friend Kola quickly Yes yes The count laughed as he climbed into so the carriage And you always seemed to feel it We must hurry now he said When much when I referred to it Wei while he called nearly you know what my next move is you you were in Boston evcrv dav to ask when vou would re will sav that no human being on earth turn and one day I saw him examining could implicate me your Bible on the table where it lay in All right came from the drivers I am the library and after he had gone I seat in a more satisfied tone had been dusting the trusting it to you missed it The girl room and said she had not sen it As Bantinni sat down by Gielow- the I actually suspected your latter stirred and muttered something Minard friend of taking it I have intendedjio sleep Sleep commanded the mention the fact of its being lost but count taking the limp hand of the so much has happened of late that 1 for ¬ artist and stroking u with his own got it And as Gielow there thats right Hendricks stared at her perplexedly leaned back in the corner again the but then1 was too much to solve in a mo- carriage began to move Thecounttook ment so he kissed her and said out a cigarette drew down the curtain Oh Kcla is all right he only wanted struck a match and began to smoke to play a little harmless trick on me and TO BE CONTINUED Lampkin he returned it of his own accord to night A Boston Boniance I am glad I was wrong said Mrs There stands in a suburb of Boston Hendricks and he ascended the stairs V S a house the doors and win an J went into his room dows of which are nailed up and have not been opened for upward of CHAPTEB XVI 30 years The story is a sad one The When Gielow and Count Bantinni left house was built by a young man who the studio on the night the murder was intended to take his bride home to it committed they stealthily descended His capital was not sufficient and1 he to the street by means of the dimly mortgaged the house as he built it lighted stairway rather than bj the ele- purposing as his means increased to vator gradually pay off the sum borrowed iielow started in the direction of the The intended bride was aware of the elevator but the count grasped his arm arrangement and fully acquiesced in and hastily drew him along one of the It When wedding dav was ap- on corridors darkest pointed the trousseau ready and the Not that way fool he said between house finished he took the lady out Do you want to expose from Boston to inspect it After go his teeth ing over the house he presented her with the title deed Knowing his circumstances she was astonished that he had actually paid for it He explained that after buying a ticket In a lottery he had drawn the first prize which just covered the cost of the house The young lady protested that she would not take a home obtained by gambling and refused the deed His arguments were of no avail She remained obdurate When they left thr house he locked the door and threw the key into the brook near by The next da he boarded up the windows anel only spiders and mice have ever occupied it The man never married he became wealthy but is a wanderer on the face of the earth The lady never married she is still living poor and an invalid Modern Society ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VK--V Mataafa People Threaten to Burn Malietoa Villages in the Island of Savaii Brit ¬ ish Cruiser Goes to the Scene E ARRIVAL OF TRAINS t Apia Samoa March 10 via Auckland New Zealand March 16 Owing to threats by the Mataafa people to burn the Malietoa villages in the island of Savaii unless they sent taxes levied upon them and a number of soldiers to support Mataafa the British consul visited Savaii on the British cruiser Porpoise and the commander of that vessel threatened to shell the villages of Mataafas followers if peace was From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m Prom Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m From Maysville 742 To Cincinnati 828 pm am 325 p m 751 a nu DEPARTURE OF TRAINS disturbed The British and American consuls have issued proclamations denying the rumors in circulation to the effect that Mataafa had been recognized To Lexington 7 47 a m 1105 a mf 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 548 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 835 p m F B Care Agent 340 p m 515 a m threatening strong action if the provisional government interferes with the loyalists and ¬ The German consul refused to join with the British and American repre- ¬ sentatives and issued a proclamation upholding the provisional government and denying that there had been any interference by the Malietoa party He added to this document an extraor- ¬ dinary paragraph expressing the hope that the provisional government would be able to encounter the danger caused anew to the peace of the country and the safety of the inhab- ¬ itants by the English and American proclamation This has put more heart into the rebels and therefore numbers of armed warriors arc gathering The United States cruiser Philadel- ¬ phia Adm Kautz commanding has ar- ¬ rived here and the admiral has held extended consultations with the vari- ¬ ous consuls Chief Justice Chambers and Capt Sturdee of the Porpoise The provisional government has re- ¬ moved the Malietoa prisoners to a stronghold on the mainland firing volleys over their heads during the transfer in order to intimidate them A friendly feeling is shown by offi ¬ cers and men of the American and Pritish navies here The American ad- ¬ miral convened a meeting of the con- ¬ suls the chief justice and the captains of the various warships including Ger- ¬ mans aboard the flagship and it is probable the result will be the presen- ¬ tation of an ultimatum It is generally thought that fighting is likely to occur -- mm EAST k TIME TABLE BOUND Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv Winchester Ar Mt Sterling Ar Washington Ar New York Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm WEST BOUND 830am 600pm li ram H40pm 1125am 850pm 8am 550ptn 1158am 9tEpm 915am fcWpm 1225pm 950pm 950ain 705pm ti5jam 340pm 1240nn 908pm ¬ 11 Ar wincnesier Ar Lexington r ruiKiorx Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville A - tr uam o iupm 1001am 72epm 1100am J fn ipm 7UJ5am 345pra iam 520pm onam 250pm 800am flopm Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on mtGeoroe W Barney Lexington Agent L F B N R R Carr Div Pass Agent Paris Ky Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME DEEMHEK oth No RD IN EFFECT 18 S EAST BOUND Pnss i ROBBERY A Texan Robs ARSON MURDER LveSwiUer Lve tamping Ornd Lve Dvatls Lve Johnson Lve Georcetown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Frankfort a Lve Flkhom 7 7 7 7 7 34aru No 3 No 5 Pass Mixed Main 3 topm i 00pm 11am 3 52pm 1 20pm 18am 4 00pm 1 85pm am 4 10pm 1 55pm 1 a Store Fires the liuilding ¬ Returns Home Murders His Wife and I ommits Suicide 7 7 7 S ¬ ¬ Waco Tex March 10 Ed Bean at Beton 25 miles south of here after a WEST BOUND night spent in robbery and arson atNo 6 No 2 No 4 M xed Pass Pass tacked his wife in a fit of jealousy 9 HOam 5 40pm c about daylight Wednesday morninc Lve Paris Lve Elizabeth 4tam 5 50pm 9 4 Sam 5 55pm Lve Centreville The woman tied from their home Lve Newtown 9 53am fi 03pm ¬ i H Lve Newtown Lve Centre vi lie Lve Elizabeth Arr Paris c 4oamj 50am 3am 4 16pm 8 8 8 17am 4 48um 25am 4 c6pm 30am 5 00pm 40am 5 10pm j 4 22pm 4 2 pmj 2 4 3Spm 3 30pm 00pm I ¬ His Prize HE CAUGHT HIM ROUGHLY BY THE ARM Its only a trick he said When he opens his eyes he will make some ex cuse I saw I had him when I men tioned that Bible He tried to make me select something else Bat Lampkin only shook his head How could he have succeeded if you had named something else he ques if he had been able to bring tioned anything you had mentioned I should You have considered it miraculous know we members of the Physical Re search society hold ourselves in readi ness to investigate any claims of this kind and not to discredit them till we ¬ Hendricks smiled ¬ ¬ prove them false We are both wasting time said Hen He couldnt do what he pro dricks poses in a thousand years He tried to back out when I mentioned the Bible Just then they heard a strain of far off music like that which had followed the stroke of the bell and then the room suddenly became absolutely dark The music ceased the solcmr toued bell struck At that instant the detective felt something placed in his hands and ¬ ¬ tively and then he simply stared at the Hendricks rigid face of his friend his features made an effort to smile but produced only a grimace asked Lampkin What is that pointing to the object in the detectives lap My Bible said Hendricks asked the doctor Are you sure Hendricks opened it and examined it his fingers quivering There is no doubt about it 6aid fhe and he shrugged his shoulders and ied to smile asked Are you superstitious -- he lights flashed up exclaimed Lampkin Well tenta ¬ Lamp lei 2 I yourself to the view of everybody in the gaslight You have not a moment to spare The police and Hendricks are on your track No not a moment to spare echoed the artist in a listless dreamy tone and he stopped leaned against the wall and looked back towards the studio The count caught him roughly by the arm and shook him violently I tell you the murder has been disCHAPTEB XV he hissed in the ear of the covered It was one oclock when the detective artist reached 4iome He started upstairs to repeated Gielow the The murder his room but noticing a light under the you say closed door of the library he went in murder you remember killing Caruth Yes and found his mother bowed betore the era lire Yes I suppose so It seems to me- ¬ Wh mother he said chillingly as This will never an d yet she rose to meet hint Come on burst from the lips of the do Vou must not sit up for me again Come on or youll be arrested count And as he took her face in his hands and You have been If you dont hurry Ill leave you An Inapt Quotation kissed her he added Dont do that pleaded the artist Mr Russell in his Collections and crying I declare I shall simply give up not cause you in a gentle submissive voice And he Recollections tells this story of an my night work I will as they went down inappropriate quotation The leading such uneasiness Vou were afraid some- ¬ took the counts arm me that I struck citizen of a seaside town erected some the stairs It seems to thing had happened to me I cant remember iron benches on the sea front and It was him at the club but she said No Minard again interrupted the with a view to combine the commemo- ¬ Come on lleally 1 have not wor- ¬ something else count Ill explain it all when you get ration of his own beneficence with the ried about you to night On the other a of safety giving a profitable turn to the thoughts hand I have been sitting here praying to place When thev reached the street Gielow of the public inscribed on the backs din- ¬ for your success To night after These seats were presented to the ner I came here and sat down to read lagged behind again going he asked town of Shingle ton by Joseph Bug Where arc you I fell asleep At About nine oclock and cold I am sleepy and gins Esq J P for this borough 11 I was awakened by a ring nt the The count lost patience and putting The sea is his and he made it St was Miss Huntington She it door me to let her a hand on each of Gielows shoulders Louis Globe Democrat was alone ard implored to me She came in and sat down he turned him roughly to him talk he com- Moral Ifte t of Oeln an Anceiitoi Look me in the eyes by me and told me all about her grear No right in the t yes There Oh why trouble Then she begged me to let manded exclaimed the robbei now vou remember killing Caruthers till you came home so her wajt here baroness mournfully dont you rewas the Yes the The robber baron kissed her that she might know if you had found slow reply scoundrelkilled him artists form Ye I out anything ainee she heard from you fondly and laughed What I do now Then come on they are after you She has just left I persuaded her to go he answered with much gayetywon A look of terror spread over Gielow rs back She is such a sweet young lady make any difference a thousand years head in my lap and when visage He quickened his steps and to ¬ hence She put her Yes she could understand she began to cry I couldnt help doing gether they turned into a dark un that for in a thousand years he would Minard he re- freqiifnted alley Here a two horse car doubtless be somebodys ancestor and so to save my life minds me so much of your sister If riage stood in the shadow of a high it would be immaterial whether he had A man wearing a slouch hat Lucy had li ed and Jack had been like wall stolen sheep or sawed cordwood for a Gielow is it would have been the and a long fur ulster the wide collar living Detroit Journal Mr same with her Oh son I have op- of which hid the back part of his head Her Chance posed your dangerous career all along and the lower half of ki face stood My heart is on fire he cried as he night since I have near the vehicle whipping his body with but somehow to i dropped o his knees before the beauc talked with her I feel as mothers must his arms to keep warm Ah he exclaimed and then an oath t if nl maiden feel when thev send their sons off to God has j broke from him Well she coolly replied they I battle I am so thankful that 4 iM bh hissed the count apologetically keep splendid ice cream soda jut me a boy who can do so much given I know yfe were slow but it couldnt around the corner Chicago Dsiij good and save others so much pair Is jtf hope for br be avoidqrl iKews there a single bit ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Commodore Chauncey during the war of 1S12 commanded for a time the fleet on Lake Ontario and had the extreme ill fortune of never during that period exchanging a hostile shot with the enemy There were a great many uncharitable enough to blame the commodore for this believing that In was rather anxious that this should be the case Some time alter the Avar he was placed in charge of the navy yard and one day caught a youngster with a basket gathering chips Wait ¬ ing up to him he snatched the basket and roughly ordered him to leave the premises while he confiscated the basket for the owners presumption of entering forbidden ground The little fellow backed away until assured thai he was beyond danger when he Keep the basket if you ailed out want Its the onh prize you ever took Detroit Free Press ¬ through the principal street of the Lve C s Ry Depot b 10 28am 6 17pm 7 50am 10 Sam 20pm 7 51ara town pursued by her frantic husband Lve Georgetown Lve Johnson 37m 8 26pra 10 43am 32pm armed with a shotgun and a revolver Lve Duvalls Lve Stamping Grnd IC 50am 6 S9pm 8 22am 11 OOamj 6 49pm 8 40am The man approached near enough to Lve Switsr 11 07am 0 56pm 8S5nm Lve Elkhnrn the fleeing woman to make sure of Arr Frankort a 11 20ami 7 10pm 9 15am his aim when he fired a load of shot Dally except Sunday a Connects with L N b connects with Q into her head As she fell face down AC connects with Ky Central he emptied the second barrel into her body after which he fired a bullet from the pistol into his own head KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS M lAMIF blowing out his brains Few people P340i AMI Lv 7 Ar II 20 71 Frankfort Georgetown were astir and the deed was done be- ¬ 42 750 Lv Ar 1028 617 Lv 930 540 Paris 5i0 840 Ar fore any sf the horror stricken spec- ¬ 830 Maysville Lv 545 li Ar Lv 709 25V Winchester tators could interfere The sound 616 1142 Ar Lv 620 2M 720 lWAr Richmond of the shots had scarcely died GEO B HARPER Gnl Supt away when flames were seen issuing JOS K NEWTON G P A from the big hardware store of Wilson Austin which was totally destroyed with its stock An examination showed that the weapons used by Bean had been stolen from this store and he had evidently set fire to the place after ob taining the weapons and ammunition with which to kill the woman The loss on the hardware stock and store The Leading Specialists of America is about 25000 with 5000 insurance M ¬ issEi DEtUK 20 YEARS IN OHIO sj J TO MUSTER OUT VOLUNTEERS Camp Meade Being Re Established and the Volunteers Will Be Mustered Out There Hereafter 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconseiously They may have a smart ing sensation email twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times plight dis-¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak orgaus emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton you bv cuttinjr stretching or tearing vou This will not euro you as it will re¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs tlio stricture tissue hence remowst he tricturo permanent ly It can never reluii No pain no suffer- ¬ ing no dotentioa from business by our method Thosexualoinnnsarostreugth- cnod The- nerves aro invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns - Washington March 1 The re establishment of Camp Meade near Middletown Pa for the muster out of volunteer troops is going rapidly An officer of the quarter forward masters department has been there some time and is putting the camp in condition for occupancy of the troops Wednesday Maj Harry Wilkins chief commissary of subsistence at New ¬ York was ordered to Camp Meade to purchase and have on hand supplies to feed the troops when the3- - reach Camp Meade The difficulty that has al-¬ ready been encountered in southern WECURE GLEET Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual gar and vitality continually sapped by this dis ¬ ease They nro frequently uuconscious of the caue of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail- mg Manhood Nervousness Poor Mcm ory Irritability at time Smartjng Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eye with dark circle Weak Rack General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc ULEUT and STRICTURE may bo the cauc Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who havo made a lifo study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case wo acceit fo treatment and cannot cure leimsmoucralo for a cure i ports has hastened matters at Meade Nine Negroes Shot Down by a Mob March 16 A special sa3s Nine Ne- ¬ groes charged with arson were shot down by a mob at 2 oclock Thursday GaM from Palmetto Ga Atlanta known as yet morning No further particulars are Mass the River March ll A car Worcester on the Military division of the Worces- ¬ A Car Plunges Into CURES GUARANTEED Wo treat nnd cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYJHILrS GLKET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KTDNEY nrd BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FKKE If unable to cal write for OITESTTOX liLANK for iiOME TREATMENT ¬ ter Suburban railway ran off the track from McGowans bridge and plunged into the Blackstone river at 10 oclock Wednesday night Three persons were drowned and one injured Frontier Skirmish Moscow March 1G A serious skirm ¬ ish has taken place on the Turko-Ser-via- n frontier between Servian and A number wer Macedonian forces killed and wounded on each side Kennedy i 13 TECS Kergan i i I 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O pi m t ii I M i mii - aJTSflSSS THKIBUan 4T BOURBON NEWS P ATTc T7r--- r - THE BOURBON NUPTIAL NEM PAKIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 17 1899 KNOTS ¬ Rabbi Wise Honored At the conclusion of the work of the RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BQDBBGjr HEWS 1881 Nineteenth Year Established Publiahed every Ttesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Eilitort a rf Oivnert BBUCE MILLER 99 Make all Checks 3fottep may able to the order of Chakp a M Order illkb eio ANNOUNCKM EN T FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL We are authorised to announce John S Smith of Bourbon County as a can- ¬ didate for Attorney General srbject to the action of the Democratic party Democratic State Convention At a meeting held by the Democratic State Executive Committee in Lexing ton March 8th 1899 it was ordered that a State Convention be held in Louisville on Wednesday June 21 1899 for the purpose of nominating Democratic candidates for State offices to be voted for November 7th 1899 the con vention to be called to order at 11 a m Delegates to said convention shall be chosen at the various county courthouses in counties having but one legislative district of which due notice shall be given by the various County Committeemej In counties having one legislative district therto more than shall be a convention for each legisla tive Uibirict to be heM at eoiue con venient point to b indicated by the Chaitman of the Legislative Diwtrict Committee who shall advertise in the local papers the location tor said con- ¬ vention at least ten days prior to the date fixed by this committee Said county and legislative district convention at least ten days prior to the date fixed by this committee Said county and legislative district co vention shall standard be held at 2 oclock p m time on June i7th 1899 Said convention shaI be called to order by the Chairmfu of the respective County or Legislative District Committees he basis of representation of each N county to the said State Convention shall be one delegate for each 200 votes and fraction of 100 or mor votes cast for the head of tb ticket in the Presi dential election in 1896 provided tht etch connty ball hav t Least one deb pate vote All known Dmccrqts end other who supported W J Bryan for President and those who pledge them selves to support rhe nominee of State convention shall be entitled to participate in the county or legislative district conventions P P Johnsson Chm R Owen Cochran Sec ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ Husbands and fathers are now living in fear of an Easter bonnet trust They can get tips from th- milliners i Gov Bradley is recuperating at lit Clemens Mich wnere he Will remain for three weeks to be treated for gout He hopes to be able soon to take an active part in the State campaign The Fayette grand jury h is indicted Jack Chinn as a common nuisance for using loud profane indecent and obscene langnage and challenging C J Bronston in the lobby of the Phoenix Hotel And hearty amens are heard from every section bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Central Conference of American Rabbis in Cincinnati Tuesday the President Rabbi Isaac M Wise who is known to many citizens of Paris was showered with honors in celebration of his Mtzger Ho was presented Wm P Sickles and Miss Margaret B eightieth birthday gavel several lovisg a Lane of Lexington eloped to New with handsome of esteem Wednesday and were cups and other testimonials Albany lnd Rev Howard Henderson made a speech married of congratulation in behalf of the Meth Allen Thomas the Rev Charles odist ministers of Cincinnati brilliant young pastor of the Broadway Christian Church of Louisville and SCINTILLATIONS Miss Frances Carrick a handsome and popular society favorite of Scott county An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment were united in marriage Wednesday by Gen Wheeler and Gen Lee will be a quiet ceremony at the home of the orides mother Mrs Helen Carrick near retained in the army Newtown Thev left immediately for Meningitis caused two deaths Wed Louisville and will be located at the nesday night at Pleasureville Gait House for a while J T Honaker who died last week at Lexington had 14000 insurance on his BIRTHS life Zach Padgett seventy was run and The Advent Of Onr Future Men And killed at Stanford by a runaway team Women To the wife of Samuel Brannon a Wednesday The remains of Rudyard Kiplings son In this city to the wife of Prof E W little daughter who died last week were cremated Weaver a son The Shelby ville Fair Company will erect a new amphitheater and other OBITUARY buildings this year The Standard Oil Company was tint d Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead 100 this wek at Nicholasville for pedProf H R Blaisdell principal of the dling without license Covington High School and formerly Acting Governor Worthington set principal of the Paris City School died April 13 as the day for the execution of Tuesday at Christ Hospital where he wife murderer William Tutt at May field been receiving treatment for kidney A Winchester dealer has bought 8 WO trouble He was prominent in Masonic worth of skins of animals caught this circles and was a member of the Scott year in Clark county They were moststreet M E Church His remains were ly skunks taken to Maysville for interment Prof Albert Luken aged sixteen brained Blaisdell was an excellent gentleman Steiger with a poker and robbed who will be pleasantly remembered by Mrs her of 71 Wednesday afternoon in many Parisians Cincinnati The Kentucky Association track at GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Lexington will be sold at public auction Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In on the 30th and will be divided into The Foyer building lots CYRANO DE BERGERAC Carter Harrison was nominated by Edmond Rostands famous play Chicago Democrats yesterday to sucCyrano de Bergerac which has been ceed himself as Mayor The Republi the reigning dramatic sensation of the can candidate isZina Carter season will be produced at the Paris A cablegram yesterday from Manila Grand Opera House Tuesday night the stated that the Twentietn Infantry bad 21st by Mr Willard Newell and his captured the town of Caitai Seven company of players The title part teen Americans wounded and rebel loss will ol course be assumed by Mr was ht avy Newell who is said to have made a very The City Attomfedkf Georgetown has favorable impression in the part recentdecided that the Board of Educaion is ly at Indianapolis The character of any part of the 7000 Roxane will be taken by Miss Vail not entitled to arising from th compromise of the city de Vernon The sale of seats will be- ¬ gin Monday morning at Brooks drug with the banks for taxes Mrs Stuper formerly Miss Ro e store There is considerable curiosity sues for among the local theatre goers to see the Reutlinger of Louisville 15000 damages at Rochester N Y famous play for the use of hr picture in a patert medicine pamphlet THE WARGRAPH The Richmond Bicycle Club is mak The Lexiugton Herald yesterday said ing extensive preparations for the Stat of the VVargraph whim will be the meet which will be held in Richmond attraction at the opera house to iight in June A large number of delegates The wargraph pictures presented at are expected at the meeting the theater Wednesday afternoon and Saturday Mrs B C Moore of Cory evening were a pronounced success and waited on a patient who had mendelighted all who saw them The pic- don ingitis and Sunday she took the disease tures are of the animated kind and be and died being ill less than twenty four sides presenting interesting views of the war with Spain show likenesses of Hob hours rue Mate ooara or neaun at a meet son Sampson Dewey and other war celebrities together with pictures of ing Tuesday declared tnat meningitis the dancing girl dancing the skirt dance was not contagious The disease con and pictures of celebrated statuary tinues to spread however in the South These pictures are very interesting to ern and Western portions of the State Jessie Harris a twelve year old colorthe children and a large number attended girl burned to death at Georgetown ed the matinee Wednesday A two year old child of Coffey burned at Stanford The A Louisville saloon is working the John of both children caught from a one fried oyster with each drink clothes grate scheme with variations It gives one The names of 123 Second Lieutenants striped collar with each drink We thought those collars would drive men of the regular army under the reorganization bill were made public this week to drink From Kentucky the appointments are Henry Watterson Jr and Captain Seed oats heavy and large grain for Fred de Funiak both members of the sale by Geo W Stuart tf First Kentucky volunteers ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Announcements And Sol Engagement emnizations Of The Marriage Vow W T Kimes of Paris was married to Miss Martha D Cameron in Carlisle Wednesday at the residence of Mox Oh the Pain of Sew Spring aid Rheumatism Rheumatism often causes the most in ¬ tense suffering Many have for years vainly sought relief from this disabling disease and are to day worse off than ever Rheumatism is a blood disease and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- ¬ cause it is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated diseases A Somer R- Goods few years ago I was taken with Inflamma- ¬ in tory Rheumatism which became so intense u S and for Style Fit and Finish are that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried seTeral prominent physi- ¬ I he prices are right cians and took their treat ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight ¬ est relief In fact my con We have an elegant of colors and dition seemed to grow can suit worse the disease spread and most fastidious over my entire body and from November to March I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines Our line of above is hpvnnH rnmmricAn but none relieved me Upon the advice of a CCl Arc Clvoc onH friend I de ided to try oizvo cuiva JiiLC5 8 8 8 Before allowing me to take it how ¬ ever my guardian who was a chemist ana ¬ lyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of potash or mercury I felt so much better after taking two bottles that I continued the rem ¬ edy and in two months I was cured completely JSEKJfciEHESS Soods Melrw e and Drap DAlma The cure was permanent for I have never since many had a touch of Rheumatism though of all Kinds ind Colors times exposed to damp and cold weather NEW IDEAS NEW SEYLES NEW PATTERNS LADIES SUITS READY-TO-WEAiUc suit ae from the best manufacturing tailors the unexcelled SILK WAISTS Ready to wear the assortment styles ah SILK and COTTON PETTICOATS wlwli rvtr the ak 8711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia Eleanor M Tipprll they can not reach your trouble Dont experiment with doctors their potash and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ tion Throw aside your oils and liniments as Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism PLfDi22TV2 vi miii aim xaneuis iiii7 Hiack Silks atin Dchess all prices Pllaii Armines and gW SSSrL Blood will cure perfectly and permanently Fancy Foulard Silks for Dresses Bengaline Silk for Waists and Dressel The largest line of Waist Silks in Centra Kentucky- Wash Silks by any iu the state It is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no potash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free by Swift 3pecific Co Atlanta Ga These goods are in waist patterns an hardly any two of a kinftl- - Muslin de Soies The Bourhon Steam Laundry having secured oflice room at Parker James corner Fourth and 3lain will locate their main oflice at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at ¬ Our line of Taffeta Silk iu Black and Colors is not to be excclleAl The quality and prces are right X7uAJ3C tention Our line of Wash Goods this year Is the largest and ¬ plete ever shown by us It comprises ad the nu ihivs most com ¬ in Organ die Lawns Hotted Swiss Madras Fiench Ginglia ns White and Colored Piques Dimities Lawns Ginghams Percales Chambrys in Plain and Corded goods We re- ¬ We are the peoples friends pair yonr liuen and put neck bauds on Haggard Reed free No trouble to show goods ¬ The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of lst month but theres a difference it another reaped and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundrj The difference between good work nnd poor is flight to the nnyirncticed discernment bnt ifs a dirft-renthat counts every time Its a difference that chxnKe your laundry bill from an rxpense to an investment V good work it will cost no more than poor work bnt its worth double the difference o- There are egg aud egs Leaders in Style and Fashion 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY i I Bourbon Stam Laundry Abney mail carrier will hnnl Ikht baggage to aud from depot Terms verv reasonable Leave orders at Pot- tf onc S S ¬ 1 r Conflict 20 year ith a congh and pertt hundred of dollars wiib doctor aid for mediein to in avail nn tit 1 used Di Bells 1 Boffeved for 25 t fcrinfsnl SfSRju p m w iWi - ovxv - 2 Pin-Tr-Hon- ey Thin remedy makes wak Inugi It hn saved my life J B ntrong Rofell WMMMmm yygqwr wer mw i -- ib t ism kWi w - V- - r i r VniiBM ssiA 1 flirt wnr OL ti - ii pgWf ¬ Grantsbuig 1 111 ¬ lie Kagle King of All Hirds is noted for its ke n t clear and vision So are thote persons diftiuct i iht T T3g fF - ¬ who nse Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weaK eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents ¬ ¬ wise person needs no advice and a fool will not ac- ¬ cept it but just the same now is the time for you to select your A I Turf Notes Talbott Bros have about fifteen horses in training on their farm near Paris They will probably begin the racing season at Newport Iieland Bros will have about six horses in training this season Their horses will be campaigned with the strings of other owners i0 Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop YAv Durkees Mourning Starch for stiffening colored prints and muslins especially mourning goods ¬ ¬ tf F B McDebmott There are few women as beau-tiful as they might be Powder and paint and cosmetics dont make good looks Beauty is S simply an impossibility without health Beautiful women are few because healthy women are few The way to have a fair Insure your property against fire face and a well rounded figure wind and lightning in the Hurst Home is to take Insurance Co a safe and reliable com pany O W Miller Agent Paris Ky ¬ ¬ fWomen eautifuli Rampfo um uuiu off III i FW Papei Have them put aside until you are ready for them Why not A great many persons have already dofte this I have an IMMENSE LINE for you to select from 2 you Dont put this Also see my new line of f J BraffieMTs i The broken lots of shoes we are offering at special sale this week are the ¬ Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil ¬ finest makes on our shelves tf Davis Thomson Isgrig v pm 4P SPRING SUITS Do von This is that old and time tried Jj Relieves all pain instantly For cnts bnrns boils bruises itch eczema camedicine that cures all female tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns troubles and weaknesses and chapped hands or lips piles and all ul drains It makes no difference 5 cers or sores of skin or mucous mem what the doctors call the trou- brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty ble if there is anything the eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or a matter in the distinctly feminine 2 money refunded organs Bradfields Fe Horsemen will find this oil will cure male Regulator will help scratches cracked heel alter burns old sores and collar galls No cure no ti and cure it It is good for ir- ¬ ¬ -- Baby Carriages Lace Curtains Folding Beds Corduroy Couches Book Cass Hat Racks Spring Mattinsrs Rosm Mouldings Leather Couc vr Toilet Sets Faucy Rockers Lumps Window Shades Bed Room ets Fncy Ta-¬ bles Dining Room Seu WMte Enameled mi Brass Beds in Paris pay want a Spring Suit made to order If you do come to us While in Baltimore purchasing our stock of Ready to Wear Clothing Insure in my agency nunion we made arrangements wih the Largest and best Merchant Tailor work there to do our Promptpaying reliable swellest and most complete line companies insures against fire We are now p epared to show the of samples evr offered in this eommunity Ranging in price from SI wind and storm to 40 W 0 HINTON Agent Give us a trial and we will convince you of our Superior Tailoring and woik Tornadoes And Cyclones -no- For sale by Clarke Kentucky Kenney Psris 10mar 6mo regular or painful menstruation for leucorrhoea for falling of the womb for nervousness head- - 2 ache backache and dizziness Best and Largest Jine of REFRIGERATORS Dont think of buying until you see them Take it and get well Then your old time girlish features and figure will be restored by druggUts for 1 a bottle THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Sold J 2 J T HINT0N i ATLAFTA ga PARKER CLOTniERS AND JANES GESTS FURNISHERS Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky Lookout these windstorms will Elegant line of JJPictures and Room Wood Mantels furni hed complete sweep your farm property off the face una rraKDg m n h rim uw Mouldings of the earth and you will lose it all to be re- Embalming n ientinVnUy tteud9d to Send me your old furniture unless you have a policy in the old and CAKrUAifc hUK HIKUi A first class power Grinding Mill paired tried Glen Falls of New York 1000 standard experienced 75 make will insurance for five years will only cjet rels of ear corn per grind 00 to 10 bar Your furniture moved by bands day with borse you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty power Will sell cheap 9uov tf T Porter Smith Agent R P Barnett FOR SALE ¬ ¬ LBON NEWS TIE BOURBON HEWS 1881 PARIS KY pb THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Circuit Court Decisions Tuesday Malachi Turner and George Patterson were convicted of stealing jewelry from the residence of drutus Clay Turner getting twelve months in jail aud Patterson eighteen months in the penitentiary Sam Daniela was given two years for horse stealing and Jas Wheeler was fined 100 for shooting in sudden heat and passion Besides disposing of a nn tuber of civil suits Wednesday James Gaines and Allen Gaines colored we e tried for killing Tom Allen near Jacksonville last July Henry Gaines was given five years and Alton was acquitted The jury bronght in the verdict about eight oclock Wednesday night The grand jury has indicted Edward Watkins of Louisville Secretary of the Kentucky aud Tennessee Board cf Underwriters and returned indictments against about seventy fire insurance companies doing business in Paris The local agents of all of these companies excepting Porter Smith and Clifton Arnsparger were also indicted The insurance cases will probably be called the latter part of the term In Circuit Court yesterdav Chas Burris a Millersbnrg negro was given three years for false swearing The case against Green Jackson charged with stealing a barrel of whiskey from a Kentucky Midland car was on trial when court adjourned The barrel was brought into court as evidence The grand jury made its second report yesterday returning six indictments three for carrying concealed weapons Bud Scott was indicted for obtaining property under false pretenses The following cases have beeu assign ed for trial ¬ ¬ ¬ FRIDAY MARCH 17 1899 PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Lenten Diversions A very pleasant Lenten diversion for the ladies of Paris Bourbon and snr- rounding con ties will be the Spring millinery displays akMrs Mamie Park ers store next Friday and Saturday Miss Marie March 24th and 25th ORouke a trimmer from New York with the latest ideas of Gotham styles is now assisting Mrs Parker in preparing the exquisite new French and Americans patterns for the openings The stvles this Spring will vie in beauty with the most glorious hues of Nature Mrs Parker has the very latest millinery conceptions from the Eastern markets and her hats and bonnets cannot be excelled in point of beauty or style by any creation sent from the Fifth avenue shops in Gotham Easter millinery in all of its glory will be on exhibition at Mrs Parkers next Friday and Saturday and the ladies should not fail to attend the displays ¬ ¬ ¬ j Nineteenth Year Establibhed FOR NEW S Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as colJ j ubs mail matter j TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 8ix months Oneyem Make all Check Money payable totht order of Champ A 100 Notes nastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And E Isewhere- Mr W A Hill has been quite ill j Orders Millkk Etc Auction at the Louisville Store Sat urday March 18th Saturday at Louisville Store ¬ Attend the big clothing auction on Goods at your own price at the Louisville Store auction Saturday March 18th Rilby Grannon sailed for England last week to make books on the English race courses Large inducements in dry goods and shoes at the Louisville Store auction Saturday March 18th County Clerk Paton has been notified that bonds filed by administrators ¬ executors guardians and receivers will not require revenue stamps Attention is directed to the adver- ¬ tisement of Wallaces Bargain Store which appears on first page W H Davis and Will Holt have accepted clerkships at this store Bulbs Six hundred Excelsior tuberoses 300 gladiolas 100 lilies auratum ¬ album and rnbrum caladiums mixed and separate color sweet peas W M GOODLOE FIFTH DAY MARCH 17 an elegant line of juvenile suits from 3 EIGHTH DAY MARCH 21 to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 Staner Abbot Mfg Co vs W C years at Price Cos clothiers tf Massie W H Clay vs Frankfort CincinAn examination of students desiring Ry a certificate on the common school nati J W Harris vs H C Estes etc course will be held at the court house on John J Connor vs Jas Gartland Thursday morning April 6th beginning January Connell vs Daipy promptly at half past eight oclock NINTH DAY MARCH 22 The ladies of Paris and Bourbon malicious cutting etc county are cordially invited to inspect Same vs John Thomas same Commonwealth vs George Paynter for several days Mrs D G Taylor is quite ill at her borne near this city Mr J B Clay was in Louisville this week on business Miss Louise Bashford wa9 a visitor in Lexington yesterday Mrs Green Leer of Millersbnrg is visiting Mrs A S Stout Mr WL Davis made a business trip to Louisville this week Mr J A Wilson was in Cincinnati Wednesday on a business trip Mrs Martha Brent the aged mother of Mrs Nicolie Brent is very ill Mrs L Price of Cincinnati is the guest of her son Mr Isaac Price Mis Lillian Snell of Cynthiana is the guest of Miss Mary Bedford near Paris Mrs Phillip Nippert left yesterday for a visit to her brother Mr Thos Shannon Miss Mattie Letton left Wednesday for a visit to her sister Mrs Chas Geffinger in Harrodsburg W C Jones of Mt Sterling was in the city this week He is much pleased with his new home in that city Miss Laura Williams hasreti r iedto her home in Mt Sterling after a visit to Miss Armilda McMillan in East Paris Dr Ben Frank left yesterday for Louisville where he will be connected with tha faculty in one of the medical colleges Miss Alice Howell came up from Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Belts 9 Go to Clay Stone Wins Honors who will graduate this year from Kentucky University has won second honors of the class The program for the commence- ¬ ment is as follows Valedictory F D Kershner of Clear Spring Md Salutatory J C Stone Paris Ky Class Essay or Address Miss Estelle Hunt Miss Carrie Hunt and D M Crabtree Essay or Address Miss Josie Hunt Clay Stone of this city ¬ CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Pew Specials Black Crepons from 50 cents to 200 per yard 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 centd per yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap msmfi fSSS and Miss Mary S vteny Montague Oration H B Martin Bridge Prince Edward Island There are nineteen candidates for Baccalaureate degree and two for the Master degree For Sale stove One large anthracite 2t Apply to Dr Ussery Table Linen and Napkins in Great Variety White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Senmleef Ladies and Childrens Hose 10 cents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yaid 104 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cen s per yavd ¬ Carlisle Wednesday to spend a Smooth with her cousin Miss Lucy Johnson on Third street Messrs Ed Bean A H Bedford John Pendleton and A Miller were registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in Louisville Tuesday Mrs Corne Watsons ANNUAL OF Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away Spring Display FasnienaniB liiiffl eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your Grant J Byrd vs Jeff C Elgin etc Prof WaUz the famous trick skater R P Dow vs Power Grocery Co has been engaged at considerable exFrank Fithiau vs Benj Deutzler panse to give exhibitions at the rink totoTENTH DAY MARCH 23 night to morrow afternoon and Regular prices will morrow night J J Hutchcraft vs R B Hutchcraft Ex etc prevail ¬ ¬ ¬ Eld SAceuey Commended The Gospel Messenger prints the following paragraph in its notes of Eld ¬ WILL BE HELD Friday and Saturday MARCH 24TH J S Sweeneys meeting in Richmond Va- - Hack several months ago for hog stealing McDermotts was tried Wednesday before Judge Spring Millinery He was taken to Purnell for lunacy the asylum at Lexington by Deputy Sheriff W W Mitchell Nutter a negro man arrested Sweet pea seeds in bulk at F tf B Openings ¬ Mrs Corne Watson wishes to an The Pastime Bowling Alley will close atout the first of April for the Summer saaon and the building will be occu ¬ pied by H M Collins Oo while a three story addition is being built to the Tucker building now occupied by Collins Co The following voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were filed Tuesday at Frankfort Robert L Settles of Mt sterling with liabilities of 2920 and 250 assets Van Thompson of Bath County with liabilities of 1076 and assets of 300 W H H Johnson of Mt Sterling has purchased of the Economy Building and Loan Association the house on Second street in this city now occupied Mr Johnson and by Brookes Frakea family will returned to this city The price of the house was 1200 Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 nounce to her friends and patrons that she has recovered from her illness and has returned home after selecting the prettiest stock of millinery she has ever bought She announees the dates 0f Bujr o i koik 1iiuajf nun oiLiiiudi itanij 6tiu rvutl 25th as the days for her display of Miss Simmons the Spring millinery artistic trimmer is again with Mrs Watson and the displays next week will surpass any ever seen in this city Tne styles this Spring embrace an endless variety of gorgeous colors and new patterns and the display will be a revelation to the ladies who attend The display will include jaunty toques and the Caroline Reboux for the ultra stylish dressers modest and demure Easter hats for those of quiet tastes and something in fact to suit everyone for one may wear almost any sort of a new hat this Spring and be in style It is conceded that if it comes from Mrs Watsons it is correct ¬ Brother John Sweeney is our highest expectation He is an orator of mighty power He approves himself unto God rightly divining the wordsof Truth Never before hav6 we listened to such masterly presentation of the claims of Christianity Eld Sweeney arrived home Wednesday afternoon looking better and stronger than for several years His meeting was largely attended and res- ¬ We have engaged the services of Ir C H Bowen who will visit onr store on the second and last Thursdays of each month ami invite Mrs Watsons openings are noted for all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no meeting their display of correct and fashionable charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded millinery aud the ladies of Bourbon and adjoining counties are cordially invited Under the to attend the openings supervision of Mrs Watson and her Miss Summons the chief trimmer millinery will be all that trimmed fashion dictates call for Be sure and attend the displays on MD 25T1I 1899 Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greitst durability united with the utmost Itghtnen and elegauce When both frames and are scientifically fitted by lr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for They are perfect Never buy fheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit them You will get poorly adjusted sneetneles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off without any glasses than with either or these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end Friday and Saturday CfflV ar F zgK - x u i will Chuach Sunday j9 wwwnwimuiui fill wi pulpit at Jt Ci4 tWu oWW - Mrrch 24 AT 25 Next visit Thursday -- m the Christian March 30 1899 Bunko Kobhery Recalled The rotbery of tbe late Frank Col W HIE WBTSBNS Fashionable Millinery Emporium Paris Ky SFRI3STCSfor Spring and Do vou need a Spring - best in the country for the money the reliable soft and stiff Stetson 2 best hat in Kentucky for the money A complete line of Spring hats from fifty cents upwards Pbice Co Clothiers tf Hon W M Smith of Louisville has withdrawn from the race for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General but Bourbons candidate Hon John S Smith is still in the race with excellent chances of winning the nomination He is winning friends wherever he goes and will go into the convention with a strong following ¬ ¬ The indictment recites that Chinn unlawfully and willfully used loud profane indecent and obscene language with intent to provoke an assault that he greatly di turbed and broke the peace that he threatened and chal lenged C J Bronston to arm himself and engage in mortal combat that he caused great crowds to congregate to Musical To night the obstruction of traffic and business A bench warrant has been issued for Persons who attend the musical Colonel Chinn and the case set for trial recital to night at the Christian Church March 21 A large numbers of wit are assured a pleasant evening The nesses will be summoned program will include vocal solos by Debate on Expansion w Miss Marie Parrish violin solos by Miss Louise Parrish both talented young The annual collegiate debate will be ladies of this city and selections by Miss on the evening of Tyler a ciever pianist ot Cincinnati held in this city 31st at the opera house between and Miss Barbee an accomplished reader March Central University of of Richmond The admission will be students from Richmond and Georgetown College twenty five and thirty five cents Expansion The subject will be favor of it and Another Company Withdraws Georgetown being in Richmond opposing Both colleges will delegations to cheer their Owing to the fight being made upon s nd over large champions aud the event will doubtless the insurance companies in this district largely attended the Manchester Fire Assurance Co of be Manchester England has notified its Ladies fine shoes less than half price agent R P Dow Jr not to write any this week at Davis Thompson more policies in this city The Imperial Isgrigs tf Insurance Co of Londra represented My agency insures against Parrish has also withby Forman draw from business in Paris Other fire wind and storm best ol i re- ¬ companies are expected to withdraw liable prompt paying compa- ¬ companies withdrew from Four large nies non union bueiness at Lexington this week on ac W 0 HINTON Agent count of the fight against them ¬ ¬ ¬ j cord by two bunko men near this city THE several years ago is recalled by the arrest in Nhw York of Frank Marion Daggott the noted bunko man Daggott is one of the men who worked the trick and who OF was confined in the Paris jail fbr many months under the name of Frank His pal big Dan Scribner Devine AT dropped dead in a buggv three years ago while thev were getting away with 000 which they stole from a Con necticutt farmer ou the tin box racket Daggott is wanted for swindling a New York farmer out of 3000 on the conON fidence game of buying a farm John Jack Chinn Indicted T Norris the Spriugtielld O detective Friday and Saturday As the result of his escapade with was on hand as usual with a warrant Senator Charles J Bronston in the lobby for him Norris really spotted Daggtt of the Phoenix Hotel last weak an indict- and tipped him off to the other dement charming the committiug of a tectives Will be ihe usual fashionable event nuisance was returned by the Fayette Nuts raisins dates figs currants looked forward to bv the ladies of this County Grand Jury against Jack Chinn seedless raisins and neighboring counties Easter Opening Spring Millinery work You know that you cannot get something for nothing Good clothes arc hound to cost more than cheap and inferior ones VVe will make you a suit CHE PER THAN ANY HOUSE IN KENTUCKY when you take into consideration the way thev are made Everv suit we put up in GUARANTEED to be the LATEST WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS Summer WOltK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap TAILOIIlSrGr at Suit If so we ask you to look our line THING out Irs I Parkers R P LOWRY S E TIPTON CO ¬ Cutter ¬ ¬ March 24th and 25th SIGNS OF SPRING are in evidence everywhere cow aud a redder crimson comes upon the robinb Newton Mitchell tf Many choice New York and Paris pat breast and a dove like whiteness coin s Low prices on candies for entertain- tern hats will be included in the display upon the shirt front of the young man ments Cheap but pure Miss ORouke is in charge of the whoe fancy lightly turns to thoughts Newton Mitchell tf trimming department of love if he is wise enough to bring his work to the Bourbon Steam Laundry Choice cultivated hemp seed for sale You are invited to attend We will put a color and finish ou your by George W Stuart opposite the linen that could never be acquired at huv N freight depot tf L other laundry in Kentucky GRAND OPERA HOUSE Ladies with small 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Though no roses bloom and blow On the branch thats rimmed with snow He remembers how the roses Gaily glimmered Shyly shimmered Where the snowflake now reposes And he fancies he can see Butterfly and bumblebee Rapture brimming Idly skimming Round the roses on the tree If he can the roses spy With his fancys searching eye Then the roses for him blow Though the way is deep with snow Though the north wind whines and whistles And the dust of silver whirls Oer the crisp and shriveled thistles Where the cold the leaflet curls Only roses bloom for him On the frail and fragile limb And the nest sways to and fro In the starlit afterglow When his lively fancy sees Rose flakes tremble in the breeze All his dreams a prescience gay Of the coming of the May When the blossoms pink and vhite Eer a vision of delight Zephyr shaken Burst to waken Song from dewy dawn till night Then hell sing with joyful zest To his happy new four i mate While they build the sv ging nest In the rose tree at tin gate What cares ho how winter moana In its dismalest of tones When he sees the roses twinkle As the wind steals from the west All the dewy flakes to sprinkle Round and round the love built nest R K Munkittrick In Womans Home Companion Phoebe whirled around the flagstaff tirst The Nancy was not a very close third and George looked as much disappointed as Nan felt But she looked brilliantly pleased with rosy cheeks glit- ¬ tering eyes and a little frost powder upon her fluffy hair and turned up tall fur collar The wind will stiit us better the next round George said she cheerily and we may win for Minnetonka yet But the jubilant Lake Pepin people had no fear So far the contest was a tie the third race must be decisive The Phoebes captain was sure of win ¬ ning because the falling of the wind would increase his slight advantage over the great 101k the only antagonist he feared but strategy might le and George whispered to Nan as he tightened the sheet I think we can ¬ ¬ run even the Phoebe pretty close if we take the second leg in two long tacks instead of four short ones Every tack counts you know It may take only a second to se around but in a race like this seconds mean every- thing Good said Nan but they --dont crive it away The Phoebes are watch- As apt Red- fern in his buckskin jacket with a rope around his waist and the old All ing us wire ready again How Nan Raced By Prona M Brooks 1 APIXEBoould y than the first of Feb not have been wished ¬ for the races which were to give the championship in ice boating either to Lake Minnetonka or to Lake Pepin One race had already taken place two weeks before and been won by Min netonkaa superb yacht the Elk A protracted January thaw had post poned the final struggle but now lifter three days of snapping cold Lake Minnetonka presented a noble sheet ol More- ¬ smooth solid glittering ice over the mercury had kindly risen to the comfortable point of 25 degrees and a fine breeze lent itself to the occasion Lake Pepin had sent its two best ice the solidly built Cyclone yachts larger than any boat Lake Minnetonka could boast and which had been known to reach a speed of 80 miles an hour ¬ ¬ CHfcd t Lrf Pivot be a made as light as possible with slen a cockpit of interwoven cords Lake Minnetonka on the other hand entered nine ice boats for the Iiad boats of every size and appear- nce troni the u nat Not a rougn home made affair entered bv three lews boys to the Elk which had won Mosit of the boats ii the former trial were of medium size Perhaps the best of these was the Nancy a Christ- ¬ ina present to George Bassett from hi- mncle ii old enthusiast in ice boating mi the Hudson George had promptly named it the Aancv in honor of his onlv sister Anne a bright girl of 17 whose cheerfulness pluck and sympathy made her his dearest companion at all times In the previous race the Nancy and all tiie smaller boats had come in far behind because a heavy wind had been jrseaty to the advantage of the Elk and the Cyclone To day George count ing on the lighter breeze was in high hopes of bciig second or third at the Li sh be could hardly expect to win fee course was twice around a five mile triangle Each turning point was marked by a fir tree easily visible against the white background of ice whib the goal was distinguished by a flag fastened to a post At the first gun all the 11 yachts wlich bad been flitting about swung into position affording a particularly beautiful sight when drawn up side They were rivals in every by side set se for one of the charms of an ice boT race is that every boat starts at the same moment there is no time al ¬ lowance and the yacht which leads at the finish is- the actual winner viv minutes passed a time of quiv ¬ ering expectation for Nan before every boa was in place Each skipper was on then standing alert with hand or two helpers stern ready with one to push his craft off and jump aboard himself at the next gun Hang it went and all started forward like a flock of grat white winged birds ac we a chance Nan asked her brother although she knew i he Nancy glmost as well as he aml could have given a sound opinion as to tiie probable outcome Barely said George but the wind i still falling and theres no telling yet The difference in boats soon began to tell The splendid Elk drew ahead nYvv sailed the vile besidesilken leader Phoebe came Third the d e too heavy for the breeze the yclone so tht George speedily put the Nancy into third place The first time round the course these three the Elk the Phoebe and the Nancy held the same relative M itions but on the second round as the boats reached the fir tre- - which marked the first turn in the eoor e the Phoebe got the best of it On the beat to the Bnd drew ahead second fit tree she gained decidedly Then down they pushed toward the gtoJ the Bik gradually gaining till al- lost no arxi jio witn me leaaer dux tne beautiful little craft der mast silk sails and double barreled signaling gun in band walked observantly up the line before the momen for his second shot he smiled at Nan k snug there Xan Vmi m quite at home thank you Oh captail The girl lay in her usual place well forward in the cockpit while ieorge a fri iid and a boy stooo ready to push off the boat Then the gun barged the men Let pushed and the yachts started go shouted George to his helpers but still ran along himself an instant more and right before jumping aboard there his feet slipped his hands slipped and he fell prone on the ice The boat leaped from his grasp like a wild thing glad to be free while a shout of horror broke from the spectators George springing to his feet dashed after the Nancy before he realized that he might as well chase the lightning When she saw that tbo And Nan boat was carrying her off alone she was for one brief second downright dismayed Then her sportsmanship came to the rescue and she crawled back hurrying to reach the helm and bring the boat up into the wind but as she grasped the tiller she saw that to turn would be impossible for he was in the middle of a line of boats the farthest not 30 feet away She must wait for more room and she soon got it for the Nancy was run ning away from the ruck Seeing that her boat was following close on the Elk and tiie Phoebe am- ¬ bition sprang to life in Nan Why not race It was true she had never held the tiller for an hour altogether before in her life but she knew the sport by a hundred runs with George Her yacht obeyed her lightest touch and her spunk rose She would not desert the Nancy And oh goodness what joy it would give ieorge if she won the race for Minnetonka Suddenly and with some fear she perceived the first fir tree apparently straight in front and only a few rods away Then she saw the Phoebe swing gracefully around it the Elk following closely In another instant Nan too had turned the dreaded mark dose upon the skates of the leaders All her fear was gone Even so she tacked up to the second tree and swept down the third leg while the spectators breath lessly watched the red fleck of Nans dress Sometimes they were sure she would run down the Elk as the great boat shot mightily over the ice in her efforts to catch the flying Phoebe As Nan approached the goal post she had to tight her own thoughts of drop ping out of the race Poth arms ached terribly one from holding on the other from grasping the tiller and her fingers Slop were numb A hoarse shout from apt Redfern reached her ears with the cheers of the crowd as she swirled by but she was sure she had Splendid Nan heard Ieorge calling gave her new vigor splendid and this Well keep at it Nancy she said Were entered and aloud to her boat Well stay in and do the best we can And why goodness Ed forgotten it we may win For even as she spoke Georges plan had flashed upon her memory to take two tacks instead of four on the second leg of the course So far she had simply followed the leaders Now she meant to strike out for herself She was the more fired to this resolution by observ ing that she was steadily overtaking the Elk She could follow the leaders tracks no more The boats came whiz zing by the tree the first two pointed up on their second tack but she rushed ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ straight on ¬ Poor George watchirin an agony of sympathy for his sister now dug the nails into the palm of his hand Surely Nan must have fainted although he had never known her to faint or she was tired out and had lost her grip And she had no idea that the boat was carrying her headlong on a terrible course There- was a dangerous crack only a mile beyond her near Big island No she was turning ile caught his breath in the revulsion of feeling What pride he felt as he realized that she had caught his idea and was trying to work it out Hurrah hurrah Nan He quite astonished the crowd by his sudden solitary cheering Meanwhile Nan was fixing her mind on the all important calculation of when to make bar next tack She could see the other boats now on their third short tack approaching the point where she wished to turn but she feU sure Booze Hares Do Sot Drink that i JtC should reach it first besides Are you an expert on boozology Some naturalists believe that hares she bid the right of wrny So regard1 am less el a possible collision she tore on nerer drink but get enough liquid for The cafce may be adjourn cuVDe their needs in the dov en the grass thy troit FreelPress varying a hairs breadth not It was a close shave for she passed eat -- ¬ - MADRID DURING THE WAR under the very nose of the Phoebe whose captain could hardly believe Ms Excitlnjj Scenes Describe by n eyes as he saw the insignificant American Who Witnessed Nancy cross his bow and Them with only a girl was it possble hopes on He pinned all his aboard As long as the popular demonstrathat Although by some extraordinary tions in the streets of the capital and pachance she had got the lead she would other great towns were limited togovbe afraid to make a close turn round triotic expressions of opinion the to that next tree He would slip inside ernment looked on and did not carethe and once ahead regain his vanishing interfere actively It dawned upon honors Of the Elk he had no further authorities at last that these demonfears for still the wind was gradually strations were being used by for other than patriotic purposes falling But matters came to a climax when But Nan had not sailed many a day for nothing Her well trained eyes and the war actually broke out and the faculties were fully on the alert and government could no longer let the capthe excitement kept her absolutely free ital of Spain be night after night under She rounded the next mob law for hours street traffic sus from nerves turn without a foot to spare and the pended in the main arteries of comNancy sped buoyantly down the horae munication and shops and cafes hur retch stili ahead Nan wa jubilant riedly closed for fearof disturbanceand But she was jubilant too soon One theaters nearly empty since the patrici the sudden flaws for which bake otic mobs had got in the habit of forcMinnetonka is noted came upon her ing their way into them to insist upon lifted one side runner of the under the band playing the Cadiz March weighted boat high in air ieorge fair- ¬ ivhile all the audience stood and cheered The mobs grew nasty ly shrieked with fear tfytt the Nancy in self defense would go over or Nan be forced up into one night and in the Sevilla and Alcala streets the Madrid Broadway demandthe wind But Nan had seen flaws before She ed that the American emblems be torn hung on for dear life aid trusting to down from the fine offices of the EquitThen he oassing- nature of the gust kept her able Life Assurance society Everything were complied with cries ourse But the flaw had cost her something American was taken away and a notice Alien the blast puffed by and all her put up warning all trespassers that the miners returned to solid ice she could land and buildings vrere mortgaged as see the point of the Phoebes jib boom a guaranty especially for Spaniards squarely abreast other Nan watched whose lives were insured by this forThe rioters then that jib boom with an intense deter ¬ eign company smashed the windows of the former ofmination that it should gain no more nd it did not The wind was ex¬ fices of the late Americandentist Tinker actly at the rate best suited to the whose successor by the by is an Castilian who will not get Nancy Alas again ore therefor a cent of damages The New Bast the gusts swooped upon the boats setting the York insurance office in the Puerta del Nancy at such an angle that the wretch ¬ Sol fared no better and all outward ed Ieorge thought she must certainly signs of nationalitv had to be removed Vet San held on But this instantly The papers far from conupset time she had to case the boat a little demning these excesses coolly said that and row be beheld the whole jib of the ire of the mobs ought not to lx spent on American offices but would the Phoebe right alongside ¬ Nans tiller arm felt as if it were near- far better be aimed at the well known ly jerked out of its socket her whole residences and persons of representaframe ached her eyes smarted but tives of the American press in Madrid The jrovernment at last thought that she was n earing the end f she could it before another puff caught the demonstrations might become very but reach troublesome for the regency and For its her It elected to put a stop to Already she heard the people cheer¬ ministers one evening when singularly ing like mad as she drove straight for them the goal Bashing on she could see enough the mobs had not been so viothe scattered spectators huddling in lent as usual only they had thought Some were in fit to cheer themselves hoarse under the close to the flagstaff fear of their lives not feeling con ¬ windows of Gen Weyler the advocate fident in her skill but Nan aimed well of war to the knife who boasted of havShaving the post she dashed by the ing asked Canovasdel Castillo to let him wildly shouting crowd hotly pressed remain in office long enough to exterby the Phoebe and with the Elk a minate the rebel Cubans and then in close third and Nan had won for Min- ¬ vade the United States with 50XM veterans From Weylers home they at netonka tempted to go to the corner house o With a final effort she pushed the helm over to bring the yacht up into the Carrera de San Ceronimo opposite the wind and there he lay so weary that cortes where Sagasta had been living she could not move while the gallant for some time Thev hissed and veiled captain of the Phoebe roiled stiffly off to their hearts content at some dishis boat to present his congratulations tance kept back by the police and the civil guards who charged them with to the victor ¬ But George was before him Snatch dpavn swords The mob made bv side ing Nan in his arms he cried Nanny streets for the Calle de Sevilla where What Shes thev hooted Senor Aguilera He had darling little sister just left Sagasta after obtaining the as fainted sent of the cabinet council to surren No fainted Nans eyes opened But Im der his powers into the hands of the Of course Ive not fainted And struggling military authorities as he confessed Help me up tired Did we really that he could no logger control the to her feet she asked turbulent elements of the capital winT I went to the Puerta del Sol some said ieorge You did ¬ minutes after the governor had been so And Lake Pepin was as loud as Minaetonka in cheering her Youths roughly welcomed by the crowd in the Carrera de San Geronimo Right Companion across the Sevilla street were 50 mountA FAMOUS BLUNDERER ed civil guards like motionless statues flanked by companies of foot police liar- - and beyond J could see the mob Simple Sayings of a Funny surging after AY ho Is a Type in French about the Cuatro Calles where four Literature streets meet Hisses whistles and hooting rose on the night air Every M Calino the popular French sim ¬ balcony was full of people My trampleton who performs in the humorous way car soon pulled up opposite the literature of France much the lime Casino behind seven others all function that the traditional Paddy whistling vainly for free way The does in English literature has been crowd of well dressed people and bettermade the subject of a grav study in -class workmen would not disperse which his innocent stupidities are care and sulkily exclaimed Get out of the fully analyzed He is nothing more or cars and jon us in showing your patriless than a convenient personification otic feelings against these governof a type of the harmless blunderer and ments At lasi when many of the occomplacent lack wit found in all ages cupants of the cars were looking nervIn France bis BayinjFS ous a tramway conductor happily cried and countries reflect however something of the pie out The guards are coming and turesqueness which is characteristic of away rushed the patriots Arthur the nation Houghton in Century a linos blunderings it seems began The Naval Repair Ship at an early age lie had not craft Every officer in the American fleet at enough to tell a lie that would hold water for a moment One day at school Santiago from the admiral down has he got into a fight with a companion praised the usefulness of the Vulcan Her equipment was equal to that of any and came home with a gash on his forebut large repair plants on shore and head asked the work actually done by her covered flow did you get that cut almost every conceivable part of the his father machinery of a war vessel including reWhat cut papa Why that reat gash on your fore- ¬ pairs to hulls gun mounts dynamos main steam pipes piston rods for head small ships brass castings- - without I bit myself there papa Why you couldnt number and a considerable quantity of Bit yourself iron castings This last is an especially bite yourself on your forehead interesting feature as it i believed I got up on a chair to do it papa first Later in life Calino delivered 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lates lOc understand no woman ever made a fool of 3c in14 bas relief stiffened back alsoKroUl nid steel K pold cuff and lapel me She Indeed Who did it then SrlSAMPSOl DOLLAR WATCH Yonkers Statesman JONES TIIE JKWRIEK 30 KAST 23 ST MCW YUKK Maine ortirtoatc Souvenirs Steel button hat Govt f S Latin- - CMt -- Modern Science Recognizes ¬ ¬ RHEUMATISM popuUr ide ¬ ¬ s a Disease of thfc Blood ¬ than others Such conditions frequently promote the development or the disease but from the fact that this ailment runs in certain families it is shown to be hered itary and consequently a disease of- the - this tht and dibebc s cused by exposure to cold tht some localities are infected with it more There is ¬ blood ¬ ¬ Among the oldest and best known residents of Bluffs 111 is Adam Vanguudy He has always been prominently identified with the interests of that place He was the first President of the Board of Trustees and for I had been a sufa long time has been a Justice of the Peace He says ferer of rheumatism for a number of years and the pain at times was very Intense I tried all the proprietary medicines I could think or hear of but received no relief I finally placed my case with several physicians and doctored with them for some time but they failed to do me auy good Finally with my hopes of relief nearly exhausted I read an article regarding Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People which induced me to try them I was anxious to get rid of the terrible disease and bought two boxes of the pills I began using them about March 1897 After I had taken two boxes I was com- ¬ pletely cured and the pain has never returned I think it is the be t medi ¬ cine I have ever taken and am willing at any time to testify to its good ¬ merits Bluffs III Tunes J Tne genuine sold only BH At drug ¬ gists or direct from DrYfilliAms MedioneCo in pack ¬ 50 feuWteT l0 THt MA taWTtTVlt ages like tiiv per box GRlAT Schenertdy 1 A GOOD GARDEN is a pleasure and a profit Gregorys seed book rects a right beginning Gregory s Seed insure tb most successful ending Get the book now its free JAMES di- ¬ J H JBEUOBY SOS Marble head Mass MmUm fcr h - 8000 bicycles aw vwu vat ureraioeK urn gatrqpteed SlilDARU ond hand wheels good 10 as new S3 tQ 6vMt tectwy elearlat aata W tklp to 1170a A trW wltkoat 816 S975 to Shopworn A sec iMtliUnM 1 M MODELS ¬ a ppI ¬ Best Coush SmiD Taatea Good Use tn time Bold py druggists FS WHfRE ALL ELSE FAILS Wi m Kite lHi ipiawawt toiateodM lba- Wiito Wto M EARHmBieYCLE t u drtii oar runtrb tow la al p WREE USE aiaaTiam P A MEAD PRENTISS f lb UL THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH WHAT BAD ROADS COST Total Cost of Wagoa Freight for Twelve Months Represents nn Enormous Amount Gen Roy Stone figures out that there are 1500000 miles of public road in the Inited States over which iiOO000OOC tons of freight are hauled ewry year Putting the average haul at eight miles though this is probably an over estimate he figures the cod of carting at two dollars the ton or 1000000000 17 1899 T1 WOMA HIS MORNING TRAIN peeping Consumption not think for a single moment that consumption will ever strike you a sudden blow It does not come that way It creeps its way along First you think it is a little cold nothing but a little hack- ¬ ing cough then a little loss in weight then a harder cough then the lever and the nignt sweats The suddenness comes when you have a hemorrhage Better stop the disease wnue it is yet creeping You can do it with Do Sir Suburbanite Was in a Hurry Got His Commission Mixed and PRUNING GRAPEVINES A He had reached tbe door in his usual morn- ¬ ing sprint for the train when his wife called for him Oh Tom Yes he answered with his hand on the knob ¬ Method Successfully Used by the HortiiultufiKts of a Prominent 1 had the garden dug over yesterday she cried and I want you to bring some Eiieriwent Station the year The out represents a good method of pruning and training grapevine rec ommended in one of the station bulletins The vine in its early years is pruned to make a low stout head that will stand without support having two or more short arms One of the new fruiting cant b is left on each of the two arms and this is bent in a circle and first tied low down near the head To insure fruitfulness rather than a vig orous growth of wood these canes should receive a severe bend near the base This can be accomplished by drawing up or pressing down as re quired in making the second or upper tie are must of course be taken x ¬ ¬ ¬ With uniformly good roads the cost of moving this freight would be only 400000000 saving GOOOOOQO0 to the plants from town All right he snapped what do you Hurry up I must catch my train want Well came the reflective voice from the dining room you might bring me Oh hurry he retorted with a show of impatience Well I ¬ public annually Tins is equivalent to the yearly interest on 20000000000 of three per cent government bonds One half of this almost inconceivably vast sum would rebuild every mile of road in the United States at an average cost of say per mile and the other half would furnish a yearly in- ¬ come of 200 per mile for their repair and maintenance At present the people spend the vast Quick 6if IF HUrVUiMVHVM vKmm mm L iflft 1 m WKU- - HOW TO PRUNE GRAPEVINES not break the canes in making this tire In general the better the road the sharp bend To distribute the fruit and foliage the canes should be crossed at greater the advantage of the broad ti e right angles No more than two canes On turf it is much easier of draught should be crossed in this way A short spur of two buds not shown in cut SWINGS BOTH WAYS should be left one on each branch to make new wood for next years fruit A Farm Gate That Has Been Fonad Safe and Cheap Wherever It ing as this years fruiting canes must ¬ with narrow tires On macadam road a load of 2518 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the same draught as a load of 2000 pounds on narrow tires On gravel road except when wet and sloppy on top the draught of the broad tired wagon is much less than that of the narrow tired wagon a joad of 2482 pounds can be hauled on lioad tirei with the draught required for 20f0 pounds on narrow tlvts The trials on dirt roads give varvirsr results When it is dry hard and free from dust 2530 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the draught te quired for 2000 pounds on narrow tires When the surface is covered with two or three inches of dry loose dust the results are unfavorable to the broad Experiments made in the Missouri agricultural experiment station show that in nearly all road conditions broad tired wagons pull easier than ihoe sum of 20000000 each year in repair ¬ ing their worthless roads This sum would build 4000 miles of thoroughly good macadam read sufficiently wide for rurai use Acers Cherry pectoral first notice that you cough less The pressure on the chest is lifted That feeling of suffocation is removed A cure is hastened byplacingone of You I I I hear the whistle What is it K roses was the answer that reached his ears and he was off like a madman At noon he feared he might have been a little harsh in the morning so he went out and bought two dozen varieties of rose bushes and carried the thorny scratchy things home in the evening to the peril of anyone who approached him Then he laid the offering at his wifes feet and was surprised to see her burst into tears What is the matter he asked wonder ingly Are not these all right N--- no she sobbed I dont want roses But my dear he protested you certainly said roses this morning I I know it was the weeping an- ¬ You made me you were in such a swer hurry and roses was the shortest word I could think of at the moment I w wanted chrysanthemums and rhododendrons but you would not give me time to say them ¬ ¬ he shouted1 with th door open think Cincinnati Enquirer of an incident on one of Atlantic steamers which took place not the so long ago and in Avhich r married member of a family to whom it is not necessary to allude was a party The husband and wife appeared at all meai flanked on either side Private Butter I am reminded 1 Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster over the Chest A be cut away Pruning grapevines may now be pros ¬ ecuted during any fine weather The intention and purpose of pruning a vine are to concentrate the growth and productive capacity of the plant to the fruiting of a comparatively few buds and not spread it over a great lensrth Divine and numerous buds The canes then of last seasons growth seme of which may be ten to fiiteen feet long are cut back to two eyes leaving short spurs from which the next years growth is toproceed Some of the canes may be cut altogether and only enough left to bear as much fruit and no more as the vine can properly mature of the best quality Farm Journal Has IIkb t Mil The gate shown in the illustration I yeirs and find it safe and cheap The horizontal boards a ire six inches wide and 14 feet loug The uprights b are three of 41feet high and the fourth c them seven feet Mortise the boards into ihe uprights to a depth of one inch For a 16 feet loug brace use two have used for two-by-fou- rs - one-by-fou- rs t 9 f v V jl The post hinge at the top must be long enough to go clear through so that a burr can be placed on the end As the gate sags this is tightened The bot Poultry tom one can simply be driven in to the post It should have t shoulder to rest Scrubs Day Is Over The breeding of fine- hafcse s which against George James in Orange has been largely neglected for a num ¬ Judd Farmer ber of years is receiving a wonderful Hint About Raising Calve impetus this season Farmers have Can calves be raised without feeding comnaiAncc d bo realize titiatthe world of Yes At skim milk we are commerce cannot be moved without fbemthe calf must have asked first milk It should good horses and the increasing domes- ¬ have this milk for about a week Then tic consumption and foreiign demand boil a pint of flaxseed in a gallon of wa- ¬ must advance the prices of horses suit- ter until it becomes a jelly Pour a little Many com ¬ able for the markets boiling water over this jelly anil add it munities arevcoramencing to takeactivt to the milk Gradually increase this interest in the subject and in mocy water and jelly and and gradually re ¬ instances local organizations are duce the quantity of milk until the milk formed for the purpose of purchasing is entirely abandoned The calf should prime breeding animals This is a move in the meantime be taught to eat ment in the right direction as the day roots mangels or sugar beets It for scrub stock is past Drovers Jour- is not difficult to leach the calf nal to do this beginning with a very little at first putting it into the mouth llnviriK IVursery Stock In making out orders for fruit trees Nice tender hay should be kepi before and vines dont forget to order from the calf all the time and closer hay is nurseries having as near as possible the the best In the summer senson of same soil and climate as the trees will course grass will supply the place ot have when planted and buy from a roots We have seen splendid calves nurseryman known to be practical pro- ¬ raised in this way and they were never gressive and reliable Get healthy vig ¬ troubled with scours Western Plow- ¬ orous stock with strong vitality well man rooted good cane or stalk with Colony Plan for Pigr branches in proportion to the roots For the farmer who is desirous of Apple trees are considered best for raising the best grades of stock in the planting at two or three years not more most economical way it will be difhout than the latter age standard pears to find anything that will surpass tbe should be two or three years old colony plan arrangement Or in oth r dwarf pears plums peaches currants words several yards and a few pigs gooseberries and grapes one to two in each yard If one is aiming at quan ¬ years old tity or even fattening stock for mar¬ ket it is very poor policy to put sev ¬ Why Batter Gets Strong The cause of butter getting strong is eral litters together especially if they in all probability due to a germ of fer ¬ are of varying ages and sizes the older mentation that livf and grows at a omee are almost sure to get more than low temperature and i9 not killed by they need and the youngest too lit ¬ the ordinary process of cleansing The tle Unless the herd is unusually small surroundings may be scrupulously and is made up of several small litters clean so far as appearances go but the it will invariably pay to grade accord germ are invisible and are not de ¬ ing to size and strength Agricultural stroyed unless they ave exposed to Epitomist a heat of 212 degrees for two or three Prof Goff is inchned to think that minutes All the milk utensils should be thoroughly scalded with live steam we may produce varieties of the apple if possible aaid the cream should not that will be scab p jof G S KtUogg be kept more than two days and has grown apples wtich were free from should be ripened to a sharp acid if scab in an orchard in which all the necessary by the use of a starter of other fruit was neafy destroyed by the disease Wfstprn Fiowinan sour akinamfcemilk - How Capital Is Wasted Capital is by no means an unmixed blessing to the would be poultry raiser My earnest belief is that in the ma ¬ jority of cases the chief use of capital is to furnish something to throw away for one who is interested is sure to think of to many hundred seemingly desirable things that capital melts Pwaj into thin air at an alarming rate whereas if one k o situate that the fowls must pay their own expenses or make none their owner will have learned to save his money or to invest it judiciously by the time he has any surplus to handle for anything besides feed bills and necessary shelter Farm 3 -- J - X N i four-by-four OUTLINE OF GATE Holt the top of seven foot up ¬ right and at the bottom of the front one b Nail a board over the back ends of g the gate plank This makes the whole thing stronger and I prefer it to a for a hinge timber Get your blacksmith to make a pair of hinges This here last war remarked the old lady has been a blessin to my famly It is on the Diseases of tbe John drawin of a big pension fer one ear Throat and Lungs an three fingers the ole mans writin a sergeant engaged history Writ a urn Fvmfy Doctor said he Im a victim of in- war Jennies Molls to marrytoa afeller that gwine an you bare any complaint whatever If I cant sleep if theres the least come somnia Atand deaire the best medical advice you an ace of bein a ginrul noise such as a cat on the back fence for lanta within possibly receive write the doctor can Constitution freely Yon will receive a prompt reply This powder will be effective instance a m wtnout cost Address physician after compounding a replied the DR J C AVER Lowell Mass On business or pleasure bound the quick prescription When do I take it doctor You dont take it Give it to the cat in a est and most comfortable route to Cuba is Fiare ships weekly from via Plant Line London Tit Bits little milk Port Tampa to Havana Information from L A Bell 205 Clark Street Chicago Bitter and Sweet 1000000 Sailors from One Snip Seizing her hand he raised it to his lips The U S Receiving Ship Vermont now Putting a watch under ones pillow will that being the correct level for the ultra- - over 50 years old has been the school house not make a bed Lick Christian Work fashionable shake for over 1000000 sailors in our navy The age And you will be mine in sorrow as in and the accomplishments of the Vermont Go to work on Lumbago as if you intended joy he exclaimed are much the same as Hostetters Stomach going the Bitters which has been before the public for to cure it Lse St Jacobs Oil Williston she answered Im 50 years and has cured innumerable cases whole hog and no hog is all sausage It seems ajmost to be doubted sometimes of malaria fever and ague besides dyspep- if a woman in order to have a happy mar- aia constipation indigestion blood disorders riage might not better know life as it really and kidney affections is than to have property in her own right Human Nature Detroit Journal How did you manage to pass such crude Crescent Hotel Kureka Sprint Ar ¬ coins they asked him replied Oh people want money so bad kansas the counterfeiter acutely if not grammatOpens February 23 In the Ozark Mountains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery ically St Louis Globe Democrat Unequaled medicinal waters Cheap feilOO Reward SIOO rates Through sleeper via Frisco Line Address J Plank Manager Room Ihe readers of this paper will be pleasec H Arcade Ce nturv Building or Frisco to learn that there is at least one dreadec Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway St disease that science has been able to cure iv Louis Mo all its stages and that is Catarrh Hal t atarrb Lure is the only positive urt Weylers Forecast known to the medical fraternity C arrh T dont think growled Gen Weyler oeing a constitutional disease requires a that my ability as a prophet is recognized constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly as it should be upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the VVhats the matter general Combination tem thereby destroying the foundation An Well didnt I predict that Cuba would of the disease and giving the patient eventually be pacified Pittsburgh ChronThe pleasant method and beneficial strength by building up the constitution and effects of the well known remedy icle assisting nature in doing its work The Syrup of Figs manufactured by the Deep as is the Sciatic nerve St Jacobs proprietors have so much faith in its cura- California Fig Syrup Co illustrate tive powers that they offer One Hundred Oil will penetrate and cure Sciatica Dollars for any case that it fails to cure the value of obtaining- the liquid laxa- ¬ tive principles of plants known to be Send for list of testimonials Somehow we always expect the fellow medicinally laxative and presenting AddresR F J Cheney Co Toledo O who gets mad first to come out of the ar Sold by Druggists 5c them in the form most refreshing to the gument second best L A XV Bulletin taste and acceptable to the system It Halls Family Pills are tne best is the one perfect strengthening laxaIt has been said that speech was giver tive cleansing the system effectually Bad Worse Worst Sprain Good Better man to conceal his thoughts This is not dispelling colds headaches and fevers Best Remedy St Jacobs Oil the true answer Speech was given to man gently yet promptly and enabling one to prevent other people from talking to overcome habitual constipation per- ¬ Boston Transcript manently Its perfect freedom from ¬ Book Free by a large dish of butter As it was an English ship and butter was not served at any ot the meals some Ameri- ¬ cans who were neighbors were delighted to see that the hor doeuvre had at last a place on the table They helped themselves boun tifullv at luncheon At dinner they were surprised to see little sticks stuck in the middle ot the mouna oi butter with a pasteborad card attached The card read Private Butter Keep Off the Grass It is needless to say that the hint was taken N Y Journal ERFECT womanhood depends on perfect health Natures rarest gifts of physical beauty vanish befor pain Sweet dispositions turn morbid and fretful The possessions that win good hus- ¬ bands and keep their love should be guard edby women every moment of their lives The greatest menace to womans per- ¬ manent happiness in life is the suffering that comes from derangement of the feminine organs Many thousands of women have realized this too late to save their beauty barely in time to save their lives Many other thousands have availed of the generous in- ¬ vitation of Mrs Pinkham to counsel all suffering women free of charge Mrs H J Garretson Bound Brook N J writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I have been taking Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound with the best results and can say from my heart t at your medicines are wonderfV My physician called my troubV chronic inflammation of the left ovary For years I suffered very much but thanks to Mrs Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ pound and kind advice I am today a well wo man I would say to all suffering women take Lydia E Pinkhams medicine and your suf erings will vanish Mrs Maggie Phil lippe of Ladoga Ind writes Dear Mrs Pink- ¬ ham For four years I suffered from ulcera- ¬ tion of the womb I became so weak I could not walk across the room without help After giving up all hopes of recovery I was advised to use Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ pound and wrote for special information I began to improve from the first bottle and am now fully restored to health HOOD ¬ - BfiQ V v- v jr War Was a Blessing Only There Stand- ¬ One ¬ ¬ ard of Quality in Athletic Goods Spalding Accept no substitute Handsome Catalogue Free BROS A G SPALDING Denver Chicago New York i ¬ - Wtfl Winchester Imped Shqt Gun Shells ¬ ¬ ex-cur-i- Used byAllthe Bampion Shots ffegg Send Name on a 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tTJ WS i A N K MV w ¬ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO For sale by all Druggists IiOUTSVTLLE E 1762 4 00 80 3 65 CHICAGO 2 to 1 ¬ o Chicago corn No 2 spring OATS Nn t PORK Mesa LARU Steam NEW YORK No 3 red tttto 62 2- - 3 73 9 54 Nya to 9 o y h S754 4 00 7u Naming a battleship George Washington is all right but could a ship with that name lie at anchor Albany Argus m m SAN FRANCISCO CAL KY NEW YORK IT Y Price 50c per bottle KITINO TO ADVERTISERS WHEN nlAaRA w italA that von 1AW ihrs AdVf rtlftf- lent la thU paper 9 oo 5 3 75 41 M never M overtake Rams Horn He who neglects present duties may future opportunities FLOUR Wnter patent WHEAT Nu 2red COKN -- No 2 mixed RYE Mixed lOKK New Mess LAH- to 4to u 10 l- - 4 6 -- manv a doctors bill s F Hardy Hopkins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 TlorcsO Ctlw fm Pnnon tm 1IUIJU MOKJ VIA13 K7l UUUOUUI ritr PAINTWALLSiCEILINGS Far Vino 1J ll3 o 1117 C4 w MURALO WATER COLOR PAINTS from your grocer or paint dealer and do your own decorating This material is a HARD FIN ¬ ISH to be applied with a brash and becomes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tlnti and works equally as well with cold or hot water CCStndforSAMPLE COLOR CARDS and if you cannot purchase this material from your loral dealers let us know and we will put you In the juiooiaininpn THE MURALO fSDMPANY NEW BRIGHTON S NEW YORK - DECORATING WALLS OATS western mmm 9 95 PtH u 5 to 0U FLOUR Family Southern LALTIAiORE Nu 2 Some actions like fresooe work only re ¬ veal their color after they iiave been done awhile Rams Horn A married man can tell his overcoat in the dark by the holes in the pockets Washing- ¬ ton la Democrat and CEILINGS K55lEof MURALO red 33 rrt 7 tfT Htt j to 3 65 1 37 -- Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Kye No 2 western CATi LE First quality HOGS Western GRAIN Coi n to 4j to to fA s 4 40 4 4u 62 4 y0 4 5j No Oais No Whei 2 2 INDIANAPOLIS No 2 mixed mixed Sudden weather changes bring Soreness Stiffness St Jacobs Oil brings a prompt cure- - rr IS 33 uv GRAIN Coin FLOUR LOUISVILLU Winter patent w beat Ni 2ied People who talk most about others self ¬ ishness are frequently the worst Wash- ¬ ington la Democrat - THE BEST IS AYE THE CHEAPEST9 AVOID IMITATIONS OF 3 PORK Ot LAawD steam wess Muced Mied 75 7 to to to to 4 0J 3 li 2 um uu 304 Something very soothing in the use of St Jacobs Oil for Neuralgia Subdues and cures 6 The bell may be very musical but it not make the engine go Rams Horn does SAPOLIO H JmWW Hr maaa - Wm maam mmm lisNNfciiNW mkuuW 1 la iIwBBnV r aiNBHHNlNBHHNkw ifl mWWW jB m B 1 B H I hlHHHLlflLF Vi fL Alabastine the only durable wall Alabastine can be used over paint or Every church and schoolhouse should be Alabastine packages have full direc ing takes the place of scaling kalsomines paper paint or paper can be used over coated only with Alabastine Hundreds tions Anyone tan brush it on Ask paint wall paper and paint for walls It can be Alabastine Buy only In five pound pack- - of tons used yearly for this work Genu- - dealer for tint card Alabastine En ages properly labeled take no substitute ine Alabastine doee not rub and scale off useil on plaster brick wood or canvas tree Alabastine Co Grand Rapids Mich coat- ¬ 2j - - THE BOURBON NEWS KARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH Gr9 17 i860 1 1800 vines 8 Plants Fruits and ever thing for Orcha d or Garden We employ no age t sell direct at reasonable Duces t berry and Tree Catalogues on ap- tion to ft and Ornamental Trees Stir Mothers when your children are H F HILLENMEYER Lexington felepkcne 279 Ky tacked by the dreadful croup you need not despair Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup will relieve and cure this disease at once You can always depend on this marvelous remedy it never fails to cure For whooping cough and measle cough it is the best remedy in the land Children like it CROUP Dreadful HE WANTED THE SHIP THOUGHT HE WAS ELIGIBLE TO COM ¬ MAND A CRUISER Th at¬ OFFEES -- OYAL PRIDE DrBulls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it trice 25 cts At all druggists carefully selected and will give lull satisfaction to lovers of a good Will cure Croup without fail up of Coflee LORD CALVERT selected and blended so as to give great delicacy of flavor with extra Strength Purity guaranteed Is of the highest grade carefully EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS SUPERBA ful as it Mocha blend Try it and if not satisfied your money will be re- ¬ funded Wn nnke the whoi family cheeris of the finest Java and ¬ Anvone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Communica tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest agency for securing patents Co receive Patents taken through Munn special notice without charge In the Designs Copyrights c Trade Marks HUNTER A Coflee far superior to any feoffee selling at 35 cents a pound It is of the finest Mocha and Java care full v blended and will give perfect Scientific American handsomely illustrated weekly I arjrest clr- ciilntinn of anv scientific lournal Terms S3 a V nr four montbs fU Bom Dyau newsaeaiers A - Branch Office 625 F SU Washington D C satisfaction BOURBON JAVA Ls Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D good splendid Bourbon supjrfine Try it You will like it Old like everything else made in Surgeon Sold By G N PARRIS RAILROAD TIME CARD Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 2 Shabby Trick Played Upon a Patriotic Greek Boiler Maker by Some of Uncle Sams Sailors With Wkom He Had Shipped About four years ago the oruieer on which I was serving shipped a boiler maker while we were on the Mediter ¬ said a Washington ranean station chief petty officer of the navy now on Our former boiler leave of absence expired while we were at makers time Gibraltar and as he wae not in good physical shape he wasnt re enlisted but took his discharge and returned to th nnitfid States bv mail steamer So th ship was ehy a boiler maker a very important and neoessary petty officer down below in the engineers depart- ¬ ment and when the ship pulled into Naples harbor the chief engineer went ashore to see if he couldnt dig up a boiler maker Theres a clause in the enlistment regulations permitting commanding officers to ship necessary men on foreign stations in short handed emergencies The chief engineer brought back to the ship a Greek named Charlie Maro The man couldnt speak any English to speak of but he was a good man at the boiler making business and he was duly shipped aboard of us for three years He was a Wild hairy looking lot Maro was and he got a good deal of a laugh at the hands of the crew especially the younger fellows from the time he first came over the side Maro thought that there wasnt Bay other country on the map except Greece He thought that the Greeka man was the hottest kind of a tamale when it came to scrapping by laud or sea and after he got hold of enough English to make himself understood he used to take some of the young apprentice boys up into the eyes of the ship and tell them with many gesticulations and furious words of the different kinds of tar Greece would knock out of Turkey if the two countries ever came to an ¬ ¬ TOGGERY HINTS Spring And Summer FIRST Consider The magnitude of the offerings The novelty ol the style The astonishing variety The matchless price SECOND Merchant Tailor Compare the Garments made by this house with Any You will be impressed with the dignity of cut and of fashion seen only in the garments made by us shape THIRD and at proper price A SUIT OF course you will want something to wear want it made right svveetiy on 20 this season that would not deign to notice 25 last Fall will smile Expert measuring by a representative from the Company The Globe Toiloring Co The Great Cincinnati Tailors THE full Sample Line and its a beauty supplemented with a Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt will be ON DISPLAY MONDAY r TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Feb 27 28 and March 1st open rupture 6aaa tn to 10 a m to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m L ARRIVAL N R R OF TRAINS Strawberrv Plants 538 p ers as Bnback From Cincinnati 1058 a m m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 7 42 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE f K FOR SALE 500000 of best leading varieties We sell in lots of 50 100 or 1000 Price 2 per 10 0 For fnrther information apply to or address Hviland Gandv and such oth- ¬ ¬ TRAINS o Cincinnati 515 3140 p m in 751 a -- m JOHN TRABUE till mayl Ruddels Mills Ky Lejf ngton 1 0 a m m c45 p m 1014 p m 4 ii unond 1 108 a m 10il6 p m llaysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent 7 47 1 L H Landman M Ohio D Paris C FISHEK ttorney-At-La- w Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel v Paris Kentucky je on Broadway TUESDAY MARCH 14 1899 returning every second Tuesday in eact door month Reference Every leading pnysician Paris Kentucky me 58 np etaire 2 West of Boukbon News HEMP SEED ft Those farmers ixpecing to grow hemp this ason will find it to their interest to write me efore purchasing their seed I have on hand ultivated Hemp Seed grown trom seed impor- from China in 1893 VST vjan 2tno t J LOTJGrxSRXDGrE LEXINGTON KY The ALWAYS DAINTY pretty work of bright girls under the direction of skilled men in surroundings as clean as a parlor make It positive that Peebles Candy is always dainty Al lAiAV PI IRF Money cannot buy any nLfirlO I UlVL higher grade ingredients than are used in the manufacture of Peebles Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always JfWiCnA if pure and wholesome A I WAV I rVLVfriO FRFH 4SS tiT---0 AGENTS are supplied daily from the factory with Peebles Candy insuring that it is always fresh and delicious Superior to others but price no higher Try it Agents for Allegrettl A Rubels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand IL0I1 The Joseph R Peebles Sons Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES Established 1840 We Ig Peebles Candy is fold exrusively VriYlOAArrvU city by Vl In Prest Ms Cincinnati O G S YARD EN SOX AS FEE J desire to establish agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner r 53 MCArt iAStttWtt yaiV jl Florida Havana Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and Low rate round trip tickets San Juan The Train Service is perfect in detail Fast sched- ¬ ules 24 hours to Jackson ¬ WM SAVANNAH JACKSONVILLE Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to kitAUtlNfc IJAMi UVWUIj HAVANA ville 4TtN Pines 54 hours Cincinnati Havana to Santiago K1NCSTC IWCRlNEARSON Cincinnati 6PA 1113 NOTE Tlie ilobe Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is The ship was around on the Pacific Conceded to be the largest strictly Merchant Tailoring House i u war broke out between station when the America controlling the best workmen in every department Greece and Turkey When the news of the outbreak of tfeewar got to Maro our boiler maker he nearly had heart disease and a whole lot of other sudden things from pure excitement He just couldnt hold himself in he looked so tickled Da Greeka manwillabim bim was Charlie bim da Turka man Maros way of putting it and he didnt see that the Turk had a ghost cf a show 701 All hands forward encouraged him in the belief They all acquiesced in ex pressing the belief to Maro that Greeoe would simply eat Turkey up Then a bosuns mate who knew how to crack the most impossible kind of steers with a face as solemn and wooden as an Indians took Charlie in hand and bold him some things He told Maro that the HOUSE Ml LOT AND BLACK ¬ was so much in sympathy Dnited States OF with Greece in the struggle with Turkey SMITH SHOP FOR SALE that the navy department had decided Of National Importance PARIS KENTUCKY to turn over all of the ebipe of the DESIRE to sell rny house and ot - with blacksmith shop at Jackson American navy to Greek commanders Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls big chance for you Heres a I will sell for half cash bal Till Ky promptly answered Your work is For further Maro the bosuns mate told Maro since in twelve months solicited Prices reasonable ALONE particulars address or call on You just want to work your edge BEN J F SHARON CONTAINS BOTH Here you are already shipped on this Jacksonville Ky lHoct tt cruiser and its dollars to doughnuts that if you ask for the command of this Daily by mail 6 a year ship in order to take her over to Greece Advertisement I 8 a year up with the Turks youll get Daily and Sunday by mail to mix it DEALER IN it hands down Better try it on ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT Furniture Window Shades Oil That idea impressed Maro a heap Cloths Carpets 31attresses He asked the bosuns mate whom hed There is a place An old adage reads JEtc have to apply to to get command of the is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper in for everything and for everything to bt ki it place the LOUISVILLE DISPATHH cruiser the World Special attention given to Undertak ¬ should find a place is the home of every ing Why to the commanding officer and Repairing Price 5 cents a copy By mail 2 a yr DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The Main of course was the reply Street Paris Kt Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by Maro was tremendously important Address THE SUN New York people and is always ready to figh the for a day or so while he let this huge for the cause of the people IT STANDS idea grew within him and he bullied SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLATthe men detailed to work with him FORM without the aid or consent of the down below in the boiler room a good Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair compar kept working deal The bosns mate son of its news service now being fur ¬ CURES GOWiTlPATIOrJUB nished over leased wires by the New York him up to it and finally Maro appeared Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the on deck one morning togged out in his WOMEN used Northern Press Association with that of very best musteriug suit of bluejacket vv to think fe¬ any other paper will fully verify its clothes and went up to the officer of the Motto If you see it in the Dispatch its male diseases deck and asked permission to see the For Rent so and if its so it is always in the Dis- ¬ could only M commanding officer at the mast The lo- treated patch YfSi c a i after officer of the deck was rather surprised examina The Dispatch also has a staff of ever The store room occupied by C to see the man all done up in his mus tions by physi ¬ 300 active correspondents in the South and Grosche is for rent Possession given tering togs when all hands were at cians Dread of will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE January 1st 1899 Apply to such treatment work but as be is obliged to do when THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS kept thousands of Geo Rassenfoss of any other Louisville paper Get the an enlisted man requests permission to modest women Dispatch it gives the news and tells the see the commanding officer he sent silent about their truth about It word to the skipper who soon emerged suffering The in- ¬ D uly 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Weck from his cabin and appeared at the troduction of i 9 mgps We club with the Weekly stick Wine of Cardu has now demon- ¬ Dispatch at the remarkably low price of Well my man said the skipper strated that nine tenths of all the Life inscraacB Policies 1225 to Maro who stood bolt upright and cases of menstrual disorders do saluted with a flourish rot require a physicians attention BOUGHT FOR CASH at all 1 he simple pui c Sare said Maro to the skipper 1 1 o taka da comhave a da honor to S mand of a da ship Hey said the commanding offiTerms 5 and oh per cent on real estate mortKage cer putting his hand to his ear and looking as if be hadnt beard aright MOORE ROGERS taken in the privacy of a womans Da ship repeated Maro 16sep 6mo For a Paris Ky Barher Shop Moved own home insures quick relief and da navee of a Hellas da Greeka navee Women need not speedy cure I hava da honor to taka da command hesitate now Wine of Cardui re-¬ BrcK and Bill have moved their bar- ¬ All hands among the enlisted men quires no humiliating examina-¬ ber shop across the street and now have were up on the togallaut focsle takTEETH EXTRACTED tions for its adoption It cures any ing the thing in and they broke into a the handsomest baiber shop and bath disease that comes under the head WITHOUT PAIN rooms ever in Paris All work done disordered troubles roar that you could have heard five of female with neatness and dispatch With menses falling of the womb cable lengths distance Maro heard it NO COCAINE NO GAS of life It makes tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill whites change and suspecting that his confidence had women beautiful by making them got red and flabbergasted been abused A simple application to the gums used solicit a liberal share of the public well It keeps them young by tf only by me and acknowledged by the patronage He suddenly bolted for the engine room 100 at keeping them healthy pnblic to be the best and easiest and hatch and made his way below and it the drug store absolutely free from any after effects took three marines to drag him aft to For advice In cases requiring1 spccil Catephoric treatment for painless the sick bay where the surgeon at the directions address giving symptoms filling Insure against fire wind and light the Ladles Advisory Department1 pkippers command gave Maro a half Ths C uroog fjuiciTieCw ChatU ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co hours examination as to his sanity oooga Tenn 800 5 Set of teeth ower rates and absolutely safe insur- ¬ Maro was game enough to decline to 1500 W I aDDISOM MD Cary Miss says Upper and lower man who give the name of the enlisted O W Miller Agent ance 50 cts up I lien Wine nf Cartlul fipnivAJv In Silver fillings my practice and And it a most exctn lent had told him be was eligible for the 100 up Paris Hy SOold fillings prscarauon ror lemaio irouuies upon its being command of the ship 500 Gold crowns 1X7X1 i 3Hil 3Mtf 111 il 111 50 cts turned into the navy of Greece but t Painless extraction pirn iks m i lMI -- t 4 i the thrashing he gave that bosns D D J mate when be got bim on the beach Washington was certainly savage Insurance in the Hurst Home only 821 Main St Paris Ky cost the policy holders fifty cents on die Star opp Court house hundred dollars dnrinur the vor 189a CALDWELLS Bl Hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p ta Upon an average 10000 pineapples O W Miller Agent Pris Ky are imported into London every week Telephone 79 v Jt5 INDIOtwthroughout the year ¬ I TWIN BROTHERS ws and Opinion ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY ¬ JOHN CONNELLY CHE SUN i GEO W DAVIS The Sunday Sun ¬ THE NEW WAY YRUP PEPSlN PW ¬ - her-a-b- y ¬ ¬ wssm Money Loan H STOUT Paris Ky ¬ ¬ t ii I Ml It i SDR PEPSIN A IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL

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