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THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners FEINTED EVEEY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB l 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 21 1899 OBITUARY NO 23 1 OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS STODDARD DISC HARROWS HAMILTONS DISC HARROWS Regpectfnlly Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Adam Baum aged seventy ex Mayor of Mt Sterling died Friday night He GEO W STUART Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Tii d Stree N Freight Depot site the L DEALER IN Oi po- - was a leading grocer in that city Mrs Fannie James sister of Mrs J as R McChesdey of this city died in Har rodsborg Friday night She was stricken with apoplexy Thursday morning GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Coal ¬ Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime OF EVERY Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer CYRANO Remarks In RED SEEDS VARIETY Dt BEftGERAC feoe Agent For The Celebrated i famous play Cyrano de Betgerac which will be produced at the opera house to night by Mr Willard Newell has been the most discussed play produced in years The play has great literary and dramatic merit the linerf fairly teeming with witty repaiteeaud beautiful thought clever satire Th title part will be assumed by Mr Jewell and Miss Vail de Vernon will btfpeen in the charcater of the beautiful pbxane The play is a long one and all theatre goers are asked to be in their seats at eight oclock soas not to interrupt the long speeches of Cyrano Rerved seats are oa sale at tirooks drag store Ed mood Rostands MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi cannel ever mined Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them always on hand Tolopliono 77 MwMMMWMMBBHBwwiMWBMBWwMaMcyjTjv j WALLACES BARGAIN STORE First class Goods Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back JUST PRICES usually sold at 50c our price 22c w x Are Standard tools of the highest grade They always do the work aaa do it right THE LATE MR EARLY Be Sure TTotj Gst Tiie Best Black Hawk Corn Planter Always drops the same number of grains no thining corn alter the Black Hawk the great labor saver B1RDSELL WAGONS OLD HICKORY WAGONS OLDS WAGONS Combine Strength Durability and Lasting Qualities a farce by The Late Mr Early M Martin author of The James Moon Mine Harvest Janauscbeka great success will be the attraction at the opera bouse Friday night The cast presenting this farce is headed by Sharp Flatt the musical comedians late of the Hopkins Trans oceanic Co Apollo the Adonis of the Wire Miss Belle Black Umm Mabel Hite Rose Sutherland the clever dancer C Park Byres George Gale Miss Ann Scaife and others The third act of the piece takes place at a roof garden where vaudeville is the thing so that a number of pleasThe ing specialties may be expected sale of seats will begin Thursday morn ing at Brooks drug store ¬ ¬ We offer no bait no scheme 20 Marbles lc 20 Slate Peuctls lc Warranted Steel Hatchets as good as any on earth No 1 30c J I Pint Tin Cup lc No 2 33c 1 Iftttmeg Grater lc 1 Pepper Box lc All Silk Moire and Taffeta Rib Vallenciennes Lace lc per yd bons in all Partes and widths All si ik Baby Ribbon lc per yd 7c to 22 c per yard Ask to see them Giant 6 1 ever Bronze locks -- You are always welcome whether you buy or not WALLACES BARGAIN STORS 429 Main Street Low prices on candies for entertainments Cheap bnt pure ¬ L R J NEELY DEALER IN tf Newton Mitchell Choice cultivated hemp seed for sale by George W Stuart opposite the tf N freight depot L Ladies with small feet are reaping a Isgrigs a harvest at Dayis Thomson special shore sale the finest hand made tf shoes at cheap shoe prices o U WIL Field Seed and Farming Implements located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side cf the Court House Square and has on hand a large display of S SCINTILLATIONS An Interestlue Coin nits nt Jumble Of News And as R tbe famous grain specu- ¬ Old Butch lator died Thursday at Chicago Four children have died within two weeks ai Central City of spinal meningitis Hiley Simmon s ot Beaver Dam died of the disease Editor Charles C Moore of the tUue grass Blade was on Satavday refused a new trial and he will have to serve his two years in the Ohio pen The bench warrant issued against Col Jack Chinn who was indicted as a common nuisance for attacking State Senator Bronston was returned Saturday It was served by G P Chinn Deputy Sheriff of Mercer county Three hundred dollars bail was furnished J Morgan Chinn son of Col Jack hinn becoming bondsman The case will be ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J Hutchison familiarly known Landreths Seeds in Bulk and Papers Berrys seeds J Ji Rices Seeds rjing Flower Seeds Mandeville Sweet Peas mixd eokr9 in ntlk Nasturtium mixed colors tall or dwarf in buk J M RION The Tenth Street Grocer I am now receiving a lull line of heard Jane Court 1 in the Fayette Circuit nuts apples Crystallized fruit bananas einens grapes grape fruit oranges uialaga CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS ttj Newton Mitchell county are cordially invited to inspect an elegant line of jnvenile suits from 3 to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 tf years at Price Cos clothiers The ladies of Paris and Bourbon Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell tf STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL WAGONS AND CARRIAGES THE VULCAN AND MALTA PLOWS Tbe Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF best in the country for the money SI etson the reliable soft and stiff -- 2 best hat in Kentucky for the money A complete line of Spring hats from fifty cents upwards Pbice Co Clothiers tf Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 TE Ladies fine shoes less than half price this week BEST DISC 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 at Davis Thompson Isffries seedless raisins Nuts raisins tf dates figs currants Newton Mitchell My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ And a full line of ch9aper gradss I am lso doing painting I have a good painter and will see that you H a good job of painting Cor High and Fourth Sts m 1 t Wagons ot M Grade Wort 3 S WILSON prompt paying compaliable nies non uni on W 0 HINTON Agent ¬ JHMES H HICGRRD i -mm mmm Paris Ky w mm 1 IMPERFECT IN ORIGINA THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS ET TUESDAY MARCH 21 1899 The English Parliament is considering the plan of oonuecting that country with France by railway Engineers say a roadbed can be laid on the bottom of the English channel and by mounting trestlework on wheels so that it projects above the water the railway can be operated This seems beyond belief but it is perhaps no more remarkable than some of the cures accomplished by Hostet- ters Stomach Bitters in bad cases otdye- pepsia indigestion and constipation ThM is an age of wonderful achievements ¬ ELECTION RIOT In a Shooting Over the Mayoralty Con ¬ REBELS REOCCUPY TAYTAY REORGANIZED Our Force in the Philippines Into Two Divisions JSATURDAY nights cyclone Railroad Across the English Channel ODftflQ UfllOCkS Q It 1 Believed That the Bottom Manila March is Abont to Drop Out of the Rebellion Officials Advise to That Effect 18 Eleven People Were Killed and Fifteen Wounded Some of Whom Will Likely Die Divided The Filipinos have reoccupied Taytay and have The Riot Started in Front of the City Hal strongly intrenched themselves there A gunboat has shelled Binangoman at Hot Springs Ark In All He- tween Forty and Fifty Shots destroying the native huts and driving Were Fired the insurgents from the place Gen Lawton has been assigned to Hot Springs Ark March 17 A the command of the 1st division 8th shooting- occurred here at 5o0 Thurs army corps succeeding Gen Anderson day afternoon which resulted in the wrho has been prdered back to the death of five men and the serious United States where he will take ccfm wounding- of two others one of whom mand of a military department Gen is not expected to live The killed are Anderson came here almost with the first of the American troops to reach Thomas Toler chief of police the Philippines f J E Hart city detective Company G of th Washington regi Thomas F Goslee police sergeant John Williams son of Sheriff Wil ment has captured 150 additional prisoners near Taguig and also seized some liams Most of the rebels armsH Louis X Hinklt driver of a brewery 1 ammunition were hidden or thrown into the river wagon The engineers threw a temporary Ed Spears was shot in the neck and bridge across the JPasig river for the may die The shooting was the result of feel- artillery and commissary trains The 20th regiment returned from the ing growing out of the mayoralty con ¬ test which was under way here The front Friday Washington March 18 Advices sheriff was a warm supporter of the regular democratic nominee while have been received from Manila which Toler Hart and Goslee were support ¬ indicate that the climax may occur at any hour The officials here are very ing an opposing candidate afFeeling ran high and early in the wTell pleased with the condition of afternoon shots were exchanged be ¬ fairs but will not at present discuss¬ intween the sheriff and his son John in the details of the dispatches The front of the city hall on one side and dications are that hostilities may end President Mc Sergt Goslee on the other but no in a very short time one was injured After this it was Kine3T has been advised ordered The determined to have it out by both par- sent to war department has batteries Gen Otis three light ties and a half a dozen Hotchkiss guns to Toler Hart and Goslee were together The as mountain batteries walking south on Central avenue at be used cabled general Thursday evening for bout half past five oclock when they these saying that 72 horses should ac-¬ ft Sheriff Williams and his two sons company the three batteries These in and Coffey and Ed Spears deputy are needed where it is im- ¬ leriff in front of Lemps beer depot batteries toj possible move the heavier artillery The quarrel was renewed No one can now in the Philippines The Hotch-¬ tell who fired the first shot but in a kiss guns can be mounted on mules moment there was a general fusilade which can be secured in Manila and and 40 or 50 shots were exchanged taken through the paths and over the When it was over Toler Hart Goslee mountains where it is impossible to ftnd Hinkle anon combatant was dead move heavy armament and John Williams mortally wounded He died about an hour later Louis AN ISLAND FLOATED AWAY - test Five Were Killed - j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hinkle attempted to separate the combatants at the commencement and was shot in the head and died instantly The mayor immediately after the shooting appointed Judge L D Beld ing chief of police who had a posse of deputies sworn in at once There is feeling outside of those little factional engaged in the shooting Order was easily restored and the city is now The sheriff and his son Coffey quiet are under arrest and no further trouble is anticipated The major says in an interview at 9 oclock Thursdav that the whole affair nrew out of the intense felling in tha lyoralty contest have ordered all saloons in the rcioaed and everything is as quiet sual and there will be no further ¬ It Sailed Down the Illinois River and is Between One and Two Acres In Ex tent Stranded at Havana ¬ March 18 A floating island between one and two acres in extent and from one to five feet thick has come down the Illinois river It collided with a cabin boat and smashed in the keel and landed it ashore The island next struck a pier of the wagon bridge violently shaking the structure and throwing crossing horses from their feet The island is now stranded between the pier and the shore and the city authorities contemplate blowing it up Havana 111 with dynamite ible THE PEACE TREATY SIGNED The United States Will Be Officially In formed Through M Jules Cambon the French Ambassador ¬ leriff Williams in an interview at home at 10 oclock Thursday night Id that there was an attempt made assassinate him Thursday after- fbon by a policeman on account of his friendship for Belding the popular candidate for mayor Williams claims he was not armed but Goslee attempt- ¬ ed to assassinate him but a friend of his grabbed the pistol and handed the sheriff another one Goslee started to run and Williams fired several shots without effect This occurred about 3 oclock in the afternoon About 5 oclock the trouble broke out again be¬ ginning with the deliberate as of sassination his son who was snot in tne oack ot tne head and instantly by the policeman who tempted to take his life Williams I ys he was not present until the looting had ceased He then found that his son the chief of police De ¬ tective Hart and two policeman in cluding the one that had made an at- tempt to kill him had been killed land one citizen had been seriously Madrid March 18 The queen regent signed the treaty of peace be¬ tween Spain and the United States Friday Washington March 18 M Cambon the French ambassador called at the state department and officially notified Assistant Secretary Hills ol the signing of the peae treaty by the queen regent ¬ Birmingham Ala March 20 Addi ¬ tional details of Saturday nights cy ¬ Col Smith at Negros Ha Drafted a Con clone near Edwardsville were received stitution on Simple Lines The Govern ¬ here late Sunday night The follow ¬ ment is Placed in the Natives Hands ing is a list of dead and injured so far Kxcapt Certain Reservations t Scientific Note as known I see that distilled water is really poisonDead Lewis Coffo aged 55 tax asThat is what comes Manila March 20 The entire sessor of Cleburne county and the fol ¬ ous ofsaid the majah nature interfering with sah a American force has been re organized lowing members of his family Mrs assented the colonel Ri ht sah distillery sah to two divisions of thre brigades each Coffo aged 40 Lila aged 22 James tuah nevah intended the on waUh sah idling its time away being formed Gen Lawtpn Saturday aged 20 Lula aged IS Jacob aged 13 be Indianapolis Journal assumed command of the first which Dervoe aged S Dollie aged 10 Grovcr Ohio consist of the Washington North Da- aged 6 John aged 4 unknown woman State ofLHCaM City op Toledo ss LOINTY kota and California volunteers under near Uoflin Frank J Vliey makes oath that he is the of the F Gen King six troops of the 4tli The wounded lJessie CofVo rfged 12 senior partnerbusiness linn of city J Cheney in the Co doing cavalry the 14th regulars the Idahc daughter of Lewis Cotfo will die Mrs County and State aforesaid and of Toledo that said volunteers and a battalion of the Iowa Rurjnells aged 75 will die Micilin firm will pay tlic sum of OnL Hundred Dol troops under Gen Overshine the 3d Stansell aged 5 will probably die lars for each and every ease of catarrh that Catarrh the use and 22d regular infantry and the Mrs J H Cason Wm liunnells Wood cannot be cured bvFRANK of Halls Cm- J CHENEY Oregon regiment under Gen Wheaton Stansell Andrew Steipan rn to before me aod subscribed in my all serpre jce this 6th dav of December A D and Diners and Hawthornes light bat iously hurt Mar- - Steipan Lizzie 1S86 A V GLEASON teries Notary Public 11 Cason Georgia Stansell Seal Runnells J Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and Gen McArthurs division consists oi Gainesville Stansell Tosh Stansell and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur two batteries of the 3d artilleiythe Coleman Stansell faces of the system Send for testimonials CO Toledo O Kansas and Montana volunteers under Several other persons were more or free F J CHENEY Sold by druggists 75c Gen H G Otis the Colorado Nebraska less seriously injured but their names Halls Familv Pills are the best and South Dakota regiments and six are not known The path of the storm Our Industries companies of the Pennsylvanians un was about 200 yards wide and it tra Cuba seems to adopt our industries quite der Gen Hale the 4th and 17th versed the county for 12 miles begin ¬ readily vo- ning in the northern part of Cleburne the Minnesota and Wyoming Yes Im toid Cuban tobacco is already being produced in Cuba to some extent lunteers and the Utah artillery county near Iron City and moved Detroit Journal A separate brigade will be assigned southward to provost guard duty consisting ol You Can Get Allens Foot Ease FREE Lewis Coffos residence a strong 20th and eight companies of the double log house situated on a little the Write to otoaj to Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y for a FREE sample of Allens Foot 23d regular infantry hill was in the path of the storm It Ease a powder to shake iuto your shoes It Jen Anderoun now in command oi was swept away and the timbers scat- ¬ cures chilblains sweating damp swollen easy aching feet It makes the 1st division of the 8th army corps tered for a mile Ten of its 11 occu- ¬ Cures Corns Bunions and tight shoes Nails Ingrowing will return to the United States in ac- pants were instantly killed Except Alldruggistsandshoestoressellit 2i cents cordance with the orders of January the body of the baby which was found For a Culinary Reason 28 under the ruins of the chimney the Pa said little Willie why is a bad An attack was made by the rebels corpses of the victims were car ¬ actor called a ham because bis father replied Perhaps Friday upon the battery at Loma ried half a mile nine and Catholic hes so oiten served with eggs church but were repulsed by the Penn- of found heaped Standard and Times were them sylvania advance with heavy loss together Every body had been strip ¬ The Bent Prescription for Chills Lieut Thompson and Privates McVay ped of its clothing One was twisted bottle of and McCanse of Company C were around a stump and two others were and Fever is aIt is simplyGroves Tasteless iron and quinine in Chill Tonic wounded Beside the body of the ft tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c headless A gunboat with a company of the father lay Bessie Coffo the only mem-¬ That church is over 200 vears 23d regulars on board is now on the ber of the family not instantly killed old Tommv My aunt says its only 100 Cissy lake attacking- the small towns She She was unconscious and her arms Tommy Oh well I suppose thats as far Stray Stories was last heard of off Morong and Santa were around her dead fathers neck back as she can remember Cruz She is unable to talk and will die To Cure a Cold in One Day At Negros island a committee with Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Col Smith presiding is drafting a con- THE SENATORIAL DEADLOCK stitution on simple lines placing the The may mightier than the sword government in the hands of the na- Gov Wells Decides That for the Present but it penalwaysbethe pen that tells you so is He Will Not Appoint a Successor Town Topics tives excepting the customs postal to Senator Cannon and telegraphic services military and Plant Line Five sailings weekly Port police matters and external politics Tampa to Havana Choice of routes either Salt Lake Utah March 20 Gov via Key West or direct ships Apply to L Telegrams from other portions of the islands betoken friendly sentiments to- Wells has decided for the present at A Bedl 205 Clark Street Chicago Mm a United States is likely that least not to appoint ward the Americans It Some men think they deserve credit for there will be a peaceful resumption of senator to succeed Senator Canmon liking their own children Washington whose successor failed of election in la Democrat all business ses- ¬ Senor Lacson the president of the the joint assembly which closed its entirely cured of hemorrhaee of I am lungs by Piso s Cure for Consumption native government desires to retire to sion in a deadlock March 9lasti The governor states that should a Louisa Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 94 private life in which event Juan Aran eta a prominent native planter will senator be appointed from one of the is too worthless for some states which like Utah have failed to anXo man stuck on him Washington womla to get become president return a successor to its retiring sena- ¬ Democrat The native troops will become gendarmerie at a fixed scale of wages and tor and the United States senate should A Dose in Time Saves Nine of Halea special stations and barracks act favorably upon the appointment he Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs with They will hand over their Mausers and will then appoint Senator Cannons Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Remingtons and receive Springfield successor but otherwise he will allow The bigot is the matter to be settled by the next thing he knows always dead sure of some nothing about Chicago rifles for arms legislature Daily News Col Smith is popular and is display ing much tact in his conduct of affairs WHOLE FAMILY WIPED OUT Its gone he said 10 years of rheuma¬ ¬ ¬ flg lOCllfS fiC U uSw y Tp nd not eVOl Nature WOuld r- TL Z7Y 5M allcm the fLWerS IU grcnu and blossom to perfection without good soil Nova Nature and people are much alike the former must have sunshine latter must have I I pure blood in order to have perfect health Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood trou bles of all sorts It is to the human ¬ ¬ ¬ system what sunshine is to Nature the destroyer of disease germs It never disappoints Poor Bloo- d- The doctor said there were not seven drops of good blood in my body Hoods Sarsaparilla built me up and made me strong and well SrsiE E Beown 16 Saw Astor Hill Lynn Mass ¬ ¬ reg-u-lar- s troubles dyspepsia chronic catarrh and inflammation of the stomach rheumatism etc made me miserable Had no appetite until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla which acted like magic I am thoroughly cured N B Seeley 1S74 W 14th Av Denver Col My husband was Rheumatism ¬ Dyspepsia etc- - A complication ol ¬ obliged to give up work on account of rheumatism No remedy helped until he used Hoods Sarsaparilla which permanently cured him It cured my daughter of ca- ¬ tarrh I give it to the children with good results Mrs J S McMath Stamford Ct JcdsSt g m rr GE3EEH22 HIS CONDITION ¬ the only cathartic to take with Hooda Sarsaparilla Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irritating and ¬ He Was Just Plain Lazy Witlion Any of Your Frills or Or ¬ naments - Howdy do Mr Jarlick saluted Dr Slaughter an Arkansas physician How is your health to day V Are you asking as a physician or merelj as a friend returned Mr Jarlick a moss grown but shrewd native ¬ ¬ ¬ As a friend of course Wa all then Doc Im feelin kindei sawter so to express it Aint sick enough to go to bed nor well ertough tc do anything that looks like work Aint rict enough to need a vacation nor poor enough not to feel like I want one Cant say lvt got spring fever or palpitation of the heart for the first aint in season now an Im toe durn big an husky for anybody to believt the latter The simple fact of the case h that Im truthful enough to own up that 1n lazy without any frills or ornaments jesl plain lazy an honest enough to confess it Thats all in the world is the matter with Puck me Crescent Hotel Knrpka Springs Ar ¬ ¬ ¬ Opens February 23 In the Ozark Moun tains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery Cheap ex Unequaled medicinal waters cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisec Line Address J O Plank Manager Room H Arcade Centurv Building or Frisco Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway St Louis Mo ¬ kansas Wax a ¬ auntie to you eh American Did vour rich aunt leave you anything Not a cent Well well So she wasnt even a penny mm Poker Term Philadelphia North Jacobs Oil ¬ ¬ ¬ The 83000000 Arrives at Havana Havana March 18 The United States transport Meade formerly Ber- ¬ lin having on board 83000000 for the payment of the Cuban troops previous to their being disbanded according to the agreement arrived at between Rob- ¬ Everything there is satisfactory The Boston has gone to Zamboanga formerly the refuge of the Spaniards from the southern islands to assume peaceful control After a conference here between Gen Miller Commander Walter of the Concord Lieut Commander Cowper and prominent natives on board the Plover it was decided that Cowper should cross the lines and negotiate a settlement with the rebels who are much reduced in numbers ow ing to desertions Should this result be reached the bottom will be knocked out of the revolution The only thing left will be for Otis to tackle Luzon and his troops ¬ ¬ ¬ tism St Jacobs Oil did it It Wheres it gone Ask St cured that bruise gone W H Lewis His Wife and Killed By a Cyclone At Ktlwards- ville Ala - tight hiidren ert Porter President McKinleys representative and Gen Maimo Gomez commander-in-chi-ef ¬ of the Cuban army arrived here at 10 oclock Friday morn- ¬ ing escorted by the United States wounded MR cruiser Chicasro Greatest Flood Along the Creek Atlanta Ga March 18 The Nash ¬ ville Chattanooga St Louis rail- ¬ le Has Been Removed to Another Roo- m- road has restored its track near Rog¬ Ate a Hearty Sapper and Read Froofs ers Ga and traffic is proceeding as of His Forthcoming Book usual One pier of the bridge at Car The follow- - terville was washed away Superin- ¬ ivf York March 17 statement was issued Thursday tendent McCollom says it was the greatest flood ever known along the ujrht creek The doctors say that Mr Kipling Princess Kaiulani Dead has stood the removal to a brighter San Francisco March 18 The apartment without producing any dis¬ turbance and that with the exception steamer China from the Orient via of a small urea of pleural exudate at Honolulu brings the news of the death the lower portion of the right lung of Princess Kaiulani on tha morning all signs of the late disease have dis of the 6th instant- - The cause of death was attributed to inflammatory rheu- ¬ ippeared The princess was brn Octo Mr Kipling ate a hearty supper matism mrsday night and was permitted to ber 10 1875 Losome proofs of a forthcoming To Be Mustered Out of Service ok which he has written Washington March 18 Four com KIPLINGS CONDITION j ¬ now at Honolulu have been ordered to San Francisco to be mustered out of cent will sign the ratification of the the service peace treaty Friday Will Sign the Peace Treaty 17 panies of the 2d volunteer engineer Madrid March The queen re Birmingham Ala March 20 The family of W H Lewis consisting- of ¬ his wife and eig ht children were killed in the cyclone which swept over Edwardsville Ala Saturday At day ¬ light a party of farmers recovered the bodies from the ruins of the house The funerals of the victims were The bodies held Sunday afternoon were placed in pine boxes placed on ten wag ons and were followed by the farmers of the vicinity to the- - little Great dam ¬ would soon reduce Aguinaldo and his cemetery at Edwardsville age was done by the storm although it faction to suing for peace was of brief duration Only Three Houses Left SHERMAN EX SECRETARY Montgomery Ala March 20 At Selma the spire of the First Methodist church was blown down crushing His Health is Steadily Improving Though He is Still a Very Sick Man -- Arrives through the roof and doing much dam- ¬ at Kingston Jamaica age At Sellers a small station on the Plant system south of Montgomery Kingston Jamaica March 20 The the entire town except three houses American line steamer Paris Capt was destroyed Luverne also suffered Frederick Watkins with the party greatly of Americans touring- in West Indian Tornado in Mississippi waters arrived here Sunday Iuka Miss March 20 A severe torJohn Sherman is steadily improving nado passed over a part of this county though he is still a very sick man and seven miles south of here at 4 oclock can not with safety be transferred Saturday afternoon blowing down Monday to the United States cruiser three buildings on the Hodge farm and Chicago Great interest is manifested injuring two persons The storehouse in his recovery on board the Paris of John Hastings at Riverton Junc Kighteen People Killed tion was destroyed and a box car was Memphis Tenn March 20 Reports blown from the track from different points in Arkansas Mis¬ sissippi mid Alabama indicate that in Mrs Lelaml and Daughter Buried New Yobk March 20 Funeral serv- ¬ the storms which swept over these ices over Mrs Warren Leland and Miss states Sunday IS persons were killed Helen Leland wife and daughter of outright and 21 injured as follows the proprietor of the Windsor hotel Alabama 10 killed 4 injured Arkan ¬ and who died from injuries received sas 1 killed 7 injured Mississippi 1 at the fire were held Sunday morning killed 10 injured The property loss at the Church of the Heavenly Rest will run into the hundreds of thou Rev Dr F Parker Morgan officiating sands - Auctioneers are morbid men Christian Work It is easy sure It will vanish Use St Jacobs Oil for Neuralgia Its done -- Theoretical philosophers are sometimes practictl fools Chicago Daily News Never mind a cane or crutch Oil will cure lame back r-- St Jacobi A high toned inger- Christian Work young man The tenor Christian Work A bang up affair An artillery salute INDULGENT MOTHERS ¬ ¬ ¬ Dewey Day Charles Wells Released 17 who broke the bank at lution was offered in the house Thurs the manhas just been released Monte from day by McWhinney of Allegheny and Carlo serving six years for fraud adopted requesting Gov Stone to name prison after He says he has invented a system by Monday May 1 1899 as Dewey Day and designate the same as a legal holi ¬ which he will again break the bank day Honors to a Priest Washington March 18 The pope Will Not Be Recognized as conferred on Mgr Stephan apos- ¬ Washington March 17 The com littee appointed by the Cuban assem- - tolic delegate the dignity of pro This is the first ly will not be recognized in any offi- - thoaatary apostolic tima that this honor has been confer al capacity should it come to Warn- red on a priest outside of Rome ton to present its case ¬ Harrishurg Pa March A reso London March 18 Charles Wells Coming to the United States Seven Lives Lost Birmingham Ala March 20 Two Havana March 20 The United States transport Thomas formerly the cyclones have occurred in Cleburne Minnewaska sailed Sunday morning for the United States with the 202d New York volunteers The Ward liner Havana specially chartered for this purpose will sail Monday with the 2d county in which seven lives were lost and perhaps more Great damage was done Meager details have been re-¬ ceived Prof Marsh Dies of Pneumonia This is true only to a limited extent No excessive pain is healthy Every mother should inform her self for her own sake and especially for the sake of her daughter Write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for her advice about all matters concerning the ills of the feminine organs Many a young girls beauty is wasted by unnecessary pain at time of menstruation and many indulgent mothers with mistaken kindness permit their daughters to grow careless about physical health Dear Miss Carrie M Lame Big Beaver Mich writes A year ago I suffered from profuse and Mrs Pinkham z irretrular menstruation My and leucorrhcea appetite was variable stomach sour and bowels were not regular and was subject to pains like colic duringmenstruation I wrote you and began to take Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and used two packages of Sanative Wash You cant imagine my relief My courses are natural and general health improved Mrs Nannie Adkins La Due Mo writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I feel it my duty to tell you of the good your Vegetable Compound has done my daughter She suffered untold agony at time of menstruation be- ¬ fore taking your medicine but the Compound has relieved the pain given her a better color and she feels stronger and has improved every way I am very grateful to you for the benefit she has received It is a great medicine for young girls must suffer also M ANY a dutiful daughter pays in pain for her ignorance or perhaps neglect fVi mothers AnviGrhtfT i mnlipr QiifFT frl artrl cVia tViinlrc Vr THssar 1 Louisiana volunteers Sick One Day March 20 Jesse Taylor colored aged 19 died here of He wa cerebro spinal meninigitis ick less than 24 hours OweSBOKO Ky New Haven Ct-- March 20 Prof manv other plat s use Carters lnK Othniel C Marsh of Yale university exclusively and wont use any other of the chair of palaeontology and cur- That 6peaks well for ator of the geological collection of the university died Saturday of pneu ¬ and gives you xood xor tnougnw monia He wi 68 vears old Souvenirs SCHOOLS J Maine THE NeW lOrk tT ana soaif ovt Steelladies coat buttons hat T Dewy Of Greater I XJOStOn Certificate and lapel plus watc charms bust t dates in bas relief All steel lOci void mn and sc uKgoid stiffened back aio cuft and lapei u- 8- -- JOKES TUB JEWELER cases Book of ouuonS4ocSEND FOR BOOKLET SO KaST MIT KBW TOfta CARTERS INK DISCOVERY RPOPQYNEW relief and cures gives quick i wor it VR U U GKlKaS meat Free testimonials and lO days trem auSSBox C Atlata 4 i V- - HHHa WE TtESDAY MARCH 21 1899 IWORTHEOM The Terrible Gontlaoratlon In and into the area way Me Windsor Hotel New York Sixteen People Are Known to Be Dead and Forty Four Are Missing A Long List of Mangled and Burned Victims Several Will Die ¬ ¬ Little Progress Made in Remov ing the Debris From the Ruins of the Hotel Abner McKinleys Family Who Were Guests of the Hotel Mirac- uously Escaped Oaring Rescues From Windows to Death Scenes of Heartrending Intensity Described -- Financial Loss of Almost One Million Dol lars on Hotel ¬ KW York March m Flames which originated from the igniting- of a lace curtain burst forth from the second floor of the Windsor hotel at 47th street and Fifth avenue shorty after 3 oclock Friday afternoon just as the - St Patricks day parade was passing v 4 J the building and in a few moments they had leaped up to the roof and enveloped the entire Fifth avenue and 47th street fronts of the hotel Ten minutes later the flames were roaring through the interior of the hotel and all escape by means of stairwaj s and elevators was cut oft There was the wildest scene of excitement within and without the building Hundreds of guests and employes were in the hotel when the fire broke out and for many of them to escape with safety was impos sible Soon after the first alarm was given people in the lower floors of the hotel those who had eas access to the street and the stairway commenced to pour out of the building in great numbers but it soon became very apparent that a great majority of the occupants of the hotel were either panic or to unable stricken make their way to the ground floor Windows were thrown up on evcry side of the building and the guests mostly women in all stages of terror made their appearance and uttered frantic appeals for assistance to the As the flames gathered crowd below about them they became more and more terror stricken and presently some of them stood upon the narrow window sills and beckoned to the spec tators that they were about to leap The men collected upon the sidewalks ready to render any assistance they could and in the meantime some of the women left the window sills and dropped to the streets In most instances the efforts to catch them aud break their awful fall were unavailing for they struck the sidewalk and in most cases broken limits were the re¬ ¬ ¬ She was dead The woman was identified as Mrs Amelia Paddock of Irvington N Y New York March 20 The most complete list of casualties at the Wind sor hotel fire shows that 14 persons were killed and possibly 15 without attempting to speculate on the bodies in the ruins Forty persons missingFifty two names are in the list of in- ¬ jured whose whereabouts are known Three fire engines and a hundred policemen remained all night about the burning building Those engines poured six large streams of water on the flames which would start up at in Little tervals in spite of the firemen explosions occurred every once in a while from escaping gas the pipes having been smashed all over the lower part of the building the only part that was left Citizens were kept a block away from the ruins as pieces of wall were falling every now and then and there was danger that the portion of wall at the back of the building and that on the 46th street side might fall at any time The bit of wall on the 46th to tapered street side a point and still held two chimneys in place It was pulled down during the day The wall on the rear side seven stories high was still standing but it looked as thoug h it might fall with the first stiff breeze The wall on the 47th street side was about two stories high and that in front on Fifth avenue about the same height The walls had breaks in them and had jagged tops adding to the hideous appearance of the ruins behind them which smoked and steamed and emitted a bad stench Fifth avenue and 46th and 47th streets were impassable They were covered with debris from the walls of the hotel and in many instances flag stones were broken by the great crash of stone and brick The home of Helen Gould on the northeast corner of 47th street was surrounded by a cordon of police all night and morning while detectives guarded the interior A policeman ac- ¬ companied every person who entered the house Beyond a few windows b3 ing broken the house was scarcely damaged at all except very slightly on top where the fire caught Friday The interior was in great confusion All bodies and all the injured had been taken away Miss Gould and her brother Frank slept in the house all ¬ - was made Sunday in removing the debris of the Windsor hotel fire in the effort to discover the bodies that are supposed to lie buried there Ail day long 200 men labored as much as the They Attack a Jail in Georgia and Fire on Nine Negro Inmates misty muddy steaming mass of broken WORK OF A MOB ¬ iron and crush-¬ A heavy ed brick would admit vapor arose continually stifling retarding progress of the workers and keeping them for the most part away from the center of the ruins From Fifth avenue much of the debris that had fallen into the street had away been cleared and the men were able to reach a portion of the first floor What small portions of wall could be blasted down were leveled but the great pillar of brick at the 47th street end still stood It was stones twisted Four Were Instantly Killed and the Otter Wounded Troops Asked of Gov Candler The Gore rnor Offers Rewards for the Leaders Ga in such a threatening condition that the police notified the residents of the houses across the street to remain in the rear of their dwellings to prevent any fatalities when the crash came Up to midnight no bodies had been discovered and no more deaths from injuries received at the fire were reported from the hospitals but a num- ¬ ber of the injured were still in a seri ous condition The death list remains the same as Saturday sixteen and the list of missing has been reduced to 44 as a number of those previously un accounted for reported in person or had been located by friends Just before midnight two sections of the rear or eastern wall of the hotel fell in with a mighty crash For tunately no one was near and the col- ¬ lapse was more beneficial than other- ¬ wise Two engines were still on the ground ¬ ¬ ¬ at a late hour throwing streams on the wreck The only things found during the early part of the night were a set of artificial teeth on a gold plate and some ¬ night The surviving daughter of Warren Leland Fannj- - remains at the resi- ¬ dence of ex Gov Flower She is pros- ¬ trated by the calamity that has fallen on the family Warren G Leland jr stated emphatically Saturday morning that though his father is prostrated with grief he is not at all insane as He is grief had been reported stricken but sane as he ever was said 3roung Leland He added that he thought the books of the hotel including the register could be gotten at some time Satur ¬ day also the safe in which there was considerable money and valuables of ¬ ¬ sult As soon as the firemen could get their scaling ladders into position they climbed the sides of the building and entered at every window where there was an unfortunate guest appealing for assistance and many cases of heroic rescue were witnessed by the throng in the streets At the corner of 47th street and 5th avenue directly across from the hotel is the home of Miss Helen Gould and at her direc tion many of the injured were carried there and were treated by physicians and nurses whom she had sent for In the meantime the chief of police had telephoned to every hospital in the city asking that assistance be sent Ambulances forced their way through the crowds as quickly as pos sible and the injured people who had made the frightful leaps from the hotel windows were placed in them and removed to the hosp tals Several occu pants of the hotel appeared at the win dows of the sixth and seventh stories and even on the roof and leaped to the streets from those points Very few of them escaped either in stant death or injuries which resulted in their death a short time later One of the most daring rescues effected by the firemen occurred on the fifth floor on the 5th avenue front An elderly woman was seen at a win dow and two firemen succeeded in reaching the window immediately underneath One of them climbed to the coping of the window on which she was standing apd then swung the woman clear of the window and landed her safe in the arms of his companion who with the assistance of several other firemen passed her down to the street The first horror occurred just 15 minutes after the fire broke out A handsome woman appeared at the window of a room on the fourth floor She held out her arms to the crown below Then she raised her hands as if in sup plication and m a moment climbed to the window and leaped She turned about like a top and struck the iron railing- in front of the hotel Her body seem to be impaled there but fell off ¬ ¬ those staying at the hotel The regis- ¬ ter will be invaluable in clearing up the list of dead missing and injured A A Nimis of this city said he went to the hotel Friday afternoon ar- ¬ riving at o oclock He went up in the elevator to go to the rooms of Mr and Mrs Henry Wichelmann who are missing At the third floor he and the other persons in the elevator heard the shouts of fire and the elevator stopped at the third floor He got out and ran to the front of the house to a fire es- ¬ cape As he passed the end room he saw a man a stranger and one who did not appear to be a guest of the house grabbing up valuables in the room like a miser He said he was articles of clothing Sunday night the persons living in the three houses nearest to the wall on 47th street were ordered out by the police because of the danger of its being blown down by the high wind The ruins still smoulder and the smoke and gases blowing in the faces of the workers made their task one of great toil and hardship From time to time men were compelled to desist By midnight for a few minutes the laborers had excavated back from the front building line and to the sub basement for a distance of fifteen feet The great value of jewels and jewelry in the wreck made Each shovelthe men work carefull ful of the refuse was carefully exam- ¬ ined before being placed in the carts Policemen both in uniform and in the guise of foremen mingled with the workingmen and carefully watched every More movement their men than were the that searched at the end of their shifts Many of the men resented this saying that it was unnecessary and protesting that no man would think of taking such property and especial- - under the circumstances The contractors and the officials of the building depart ment were obdurate however and said they would take no chances and that ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ March 17 A mob of masked men stormed the little house doing service as a jail here at an early hour Thursday morning and shot nine Negroes Four were killed outright and the other five are badly wounded The mob rode into the town about 1 oclock The little house which is be ing used as a jail since the fire was near the center of the town The guard was called on to turn over the nine negroes held there for trial on the charge of arson He refused and awakened his assistants They were quiekly overpowered however and with a rush the whitecaps made for the prisoners who had been awak ¬ ened by the noise outside They be gan begging for mercy but were shot down quickly Gov Candler was called on for troops about 4 oclock to allay the apprehen- ¬ sion here and put down any uprising The Capital City guards under com- ¬ mand of Col John S Candler who laid aside his judicial duties in Atlanta for the day arrived at 11 oclock and re- ¬ ported to Mayor Arnold They were put on patrol duty in different parts of the town and together with the 75 armed citizens constitute a force suffi cient to quell any disturbance The citizens are decidedly nervous over the affair and apprehensive of an uprising of Negroes Thursday night in an effort to have revenge At noon friends of the wounded ar-¬ rived at the warehouse and were given Clem Watts one of those injured those who had put in the morning groaning loudlj-- was carefully carried to a wagon and taken home Upon his arrival there it was found that he did not bear a scratch Isham Brown an- ¬ other of the supposedly wounded Ne- ¬ groes who had remained all morning on the bloody warehouse floor was not hurt and made an attempt to get away on reaching the cabin of his friends John Bigby is badly wound- ¬ ed and can not recover The four dead Negroes lie in John- ¬ sons warehouse Beside them groan ing in agony are five of their race all victims of an assault made by white men of this neighborhood at ua early ¬ ¬ Palmetto Was a Suceessfnl Operation Hard Lines You say the operationfor appen used to think my face was my fortune but Ive got over that dicitis was successful Sprogles I Idea cago Daily News A Bingle What has changed your mind Sprogles I was on one of those ju ries when the bribing was done but the fellows with money didnt approach me because as I have just learned they thought I had too honest a face Chi ¬ ¬ eminently so But did not the patient die I un derstood that was the case That is troe He had not sufficient strength to recover from the shock but the operation itself was a beautiful one in every respect and eminently suc ¬ cessful Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegrap- h Yes ¬ A No more abroad hell roam He barely got off with his life For he was met by Hen Pecks wife Who thought that he this caused the strife Was Peck just getting home L A W Bulletin A LITTLE XERVOIS burglar came Fenrfnl Mistake to Hen Pecks house Not Tired of Him Mrs De Weary And so you have been married five years and are as much in love with jour husband as ever Mrs Cheery Yes indeed Hum What business isf your hus- ¬ band in PERHAPS Hes captain of Weekly Times a ship Melbourne Another Hard Lark Tale Just my luck he said disconsolateI cant even be sick with any ap ly propriateness Whats the matter He shook for a minute before reply ing Chills in winter and fever in summer he answered when he had time Chicago Post One of Those Queries Father said the boy with big serious eyes I want to ask you some ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ thing Have you never kissed a girl before What is it my son asked the oli gentleman closing his book and look ing wise If a monkey wore shoes on his hind Wash feet would they be mittens ington Post ¬ ¬ every one must be searched JOS HAWORTH THE ACTOR It Was Feared That He Perished in the Windsor Hotel He is in Philadel ¬ phia Safe O and Sound astounded at the sight I caught the man said Mr Nimis Why dont you try to save and said some lives instead of robbing dead peo ple The man turned his face to me ¬ ¬ and gave me a look that seemed to be a murderers Then he dashed out He was about 29 years old and dark Im sure he was not a guest of the hotel John McGuire of this city was look- ¬ ing for his niece Mary Clair who is 23 years old and was employed as a chambermaid on the sixth floor of the hotel He had seen nothing of her since the fire REVISED LIST OF DEAD ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ died at Flower hospital Mrs Addie Gibson 35 Cincinnati O shock died at Murray Hill hotel Eleanor Louise Goodman 17 daughterof Samuel Good- ¬ man of this city died at Bellevue hospital Miss Laselles Grandy of Eliza- ¬ beth City N C here on a shopping tour burned to death Mrs Maurice P Henry of this city who djed at Roose ¬ John Connolly employe of hotel March 20 The rela- ¬ tions in this city of Joseph Ha worth the actor arc fearful that he perished in the Windsor hotel fire They have heard nothing from him since the bxirning of the hotel His sister Mrs J E OConnor received on Thursday a letter that was mailed at Atlantic City on Wednesday In the letter Mr Haworth said he would start that day for New York and would stay at the Windsor hotel He said he was going in company with Rev F P Moore of No 88 Fulton street Wake ¬ field N Y A telegram has been sent to Mr Moore but no reply has been received Mr Haworths relatives have not given up hope but they can not understand why no news of his whereabouts has been received if he is still alive Later A special from Philadelphia says Joseph Haworth arrived here Sunday night and registered at the Hotel Lafayette He came direct from ¬ ¬ ¬ Cleveland Atlantic City Huxtsville Ala Tennessee Damaged by a Tornado March 20 The ¬ velt hospital at 9 oclock Saturday morning from burns and injuries Nancy Ann Kirk widow of James S Kirk soap manufacturer Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ died at Bellevue hospital Mrs Warren Lciand wife of the proprietor of the hotel burns of body died at Flower hospital Miss Helen Leland daugh- ¬ ter of the hotel proprietor found dead Amelia Paddopk aged 35 of Irvington N Y died at the fire Mary Sullivan died at Bellevue hospital of this city Unknown man who jumped from roof at rear of hotel Unknown woman who jumped from a Fifth Avenue window died at Helen Goulds house Unknown child thrown from window by mother Unknown woman mother of child above mentioned who jumped from hotel window Unknown woman jumped from window died at 19 - tyast 46th street Nab York March 20 I Little progress tornado which struek the northern part of Madison county Saturday night did a great deal of damage to houses and farm property but so far no lves have been reported lost The damage Where ignorance is bliss in the extreme southern part of TenTis folly to be wise Engineer and Fireman Badly Scalded And if twas not for this nessee can not be estimated And why did the devil tempt Eve 17 Passen Engi Waterloo Ind March Men wouldnt eat potpies gers who arrived Saturday night on a neer James Winney and Fireman Berl first do you think Godfrey In cheap restaurants Chicago Daily News Oh mummy ladies always come train from the north reported that peo C Ward in charge of a Lake Shore Punch ple were coming into the railway passenger train were nearly scalded first He Couldnt Swallow That stations in quest of physicians to to death near Ray Ind by an arch Come come cheer up Reprieved said the ttend the injured it is all for the best re- ¬ optimist flue on the engine blowing out They When the gray dawn breaks oer the lea It does not wake my heart to pain member will recover Stranded Speculators With joy I scan my watch and see So it seems replied the pessimist That I may go to sleep again Seattle Wash March 20 rMinere Cortes Dissolved lhe at all events we second best ones dont Chicago Record who have arrived here from Copper seem to get any Ally Sloper Madrid March 17 The queen re¬ A Point in Its Favor river Alaska say that Cov Brady has gent signed the decrees dissolving the Easily Johnny Mamma Tommy Jones is a been requested to ask the government cortes and convoking the new parlia ¬ Could you tell me what this preto send a vessel to Copper river for the ment and authorizing the payment of tuff Mamma--O- h dont use that expres- scription calls for asked the inquisipurpose of bringing home stranded arrears of pay to the repatriated tive citizen sion It is not good English prospectors There are between two troops Yes answe d the clerk as hf mamma its plain Johnny--We- ll and three hundred of these men who Y Jqurnal glanced over it rapidly 50 English N Buried In a Paupeis Grave are without means to secure transporStar New York March 17 Lena Thomp ¬ tation Many of them are suffering His Time Was Limited son daughter of a wealthy planter Afterward Winks What did your wife say tt from scurvy Vera Goodhart Poor fellow she residing near Memphis Tenn was you when you got home at four o clock Accepts the Call flirted with him dreadfu morning OWEN 8BORO Ky March 20 Dr C P buried Thursday in the potters field tbis Say old man Ive Sallie DeWitte Yes but just think Blinks wearily ice1 has accepted a call to tlu First Fifteen years ago the woman was one Boston how well he thought of himself all thai Ot some work to do today esbyterian church at Andersen Ind of the belles of Memphis time Brooklyn Life Cornier something burglarious There Never love said tte man who Well you do it very well for a be about four aces sometimes plays poker Ally Sloper ginner They are almost like robbery said hour Thursday morning This little When the Millennium Begins the man who sometimes tries to play city has had two incendiary fires When telephone charges become what they Yes and they are safe openers should which have almost destroyed it since When lobbyists find their efforts no good Indianapolis Journal January 1 When the people insist that their servants Reversed Mayor Arnold has summoned a guard do right When duty calls us we must go Millenniums dawn will be really in sight of 75 citizens to patrol the streets and Would seem as plain as day N Y Herald warehouses and every citizen seen on Yet many people doytfhink so They go the otheyw Saved by His Horse the streets is armed with a gun The Brooklyn tTre TT Colonel Ah my boy that faithful situation is believed to be practically old horse there was the means of saving AN OPTICAL DELUSION under control owing to the good work my life of Mayor Arnold Friend- - Really colonel The mob was composed of 150 men Colonel Yes he kicked me in the Where they came from is a mystery so vm kit so that I couldnt tight and the far as the people of the town know other chaps got shot while 1 was in the That some of the people of Palmetto hospital but not the better class were in the Safe from Drowning mob goes without saying Every face Winter Visitor in Florida -- I should was masked and when the warehouse sailng bu it looks was reached the special guard of five love dearly to go Do not people often very dangerous men were covered without a word In get drowned in this bay a minute the mob was in thebig ware- ¬ Waterman No indeed mum The house and the fusilade opened The sharks never lets anybod drown N frightened Negroes sent up yell after Y Weekly yell begging for mercy but it had no lilnstitiK Fond Hopes effect on the mob When its work was We are going to Mrs Newly wed finished the masked mob turned and new baby after you Uncle name our quickly disappeared Josh Two fires of incendiary origin ave Rich F elc Thats a good idee hell occurred here this year one on Feb ¬ have to start out in life without a cent ruary 25 and the other five days later jes the same as T did Puck Fourteen business houses in all were Empty Caused by the lashionable braided destroyed And this said the intimate visitor jacket and the latest thing in muffs Nine Negroes were arrested on sus who was being shown all over the Punch picion and taken to Johnsons ware house is your coal bin His Little Joke house to await preliminary trial which Xo answered voting Mr Kentussle Two dudes went In a restaurant was to have taken place Thursday regretfully thats a has been And as they passed within its gates morning Wednesday the leader of Washington Star I heard the water murmur low True All things come to him who the gang Bud Cotton is said to have waits To His Sorrow made a written confession of the guilt Judge Now scenic artists boast no more of himself and associates He was the Your efforts are not in it Oh So Clever For any day my wife can make first to die in the mobs bloody werk They say she is a clever conversa A scene in half a minute The Negroes of this community have tionalist Puck in the past week to burn threatened Why Clever Conversationalist QUITE SJ shes brilliant She doesnt even need Fairburn the county seat and it is re-¬ to converse She can blast a reputa ported that the mob came largely from tion just by the way she shrug ber that town Chicago Post shoulders Atlanta Ga March 17 Gov Allen D Chandler Thursday issued a procla- ¬ Accounting for It offering a reward of 500 for Have you followed the course you mation marked out for yourself when a boy the apprehension and delivery of the No I intended to be a great finan- ¬ first member of the mob and a further cier but I have never yet been able to reward of 100 for each additional per¬ get enough money to practice upon son implicated in the killing of the Puck four Negroes at Palmetto Thursday A Mere Fact morning s is ¬ Harold It Would Seem So - f Sf -- Tit-Bit- s- i ¬ ¬ z ¬ ¬ ¬ j J V f aaEBry ¬ ¬ ¬ cent--Washing- ton ¬ T 4 THE BOURBON NE Which Is the Better Policy Not After Fees Col John R Allen Commonwealths Attorney in the Lexington district says I would not institute any prosecution ¬ ftKY 1 iraont X MARCH 21 1899 rtv I m i r Paducah one of the most enterprising and flourishing cities in the State and with the largest wholesale and manu ¬ facturing business outside of Louis vile has compromised the franchise taxes on all its corporations at the uniform rate of fifty cents on the dollar This in banks cludes the street railway electric companies and all other corpoMade from pure rations of a semi public nature cream of tartar The compromise is the adoption of no new policy with Paducah The citizens recognized long ago that the arbitrary requirement of the new Constitution were incompatible with their business interests for capital could not be attracted to a city where the pound of Alum baking powders are the greatest flesh nominated in the bond was to be menacers to health of the present day exacted The banks had contracts ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK agreements with the State whereby in consideration of the relinquishment of certain old chartered rights they acceded to an increase of 50 per cent in their BOBHSON HEWS taxation and were guaranteed a continuance of that rate The new ConstiNineteenth Year Established 1881 tution apparently overrode this agreement and demanded the ad valorem Published every Tuesday and Friday by assessment of bank capital and all other W ALTER CHAMP Editors a itl Oumtr property Here was a serious dilemma BBUOE MILLER The banks had undoubtedly a cause of aav Make all Checks Monep Orders ete action both in law and in equity and Payable to the order nf Ch amp Millkk it was plain that not only must long and expensive litigation result should ANNO UN CEMEN T there be an attempt to enforce the ad valorem method of taxation but there FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL was also the reasonable certainty that We are authorized to announce John 8 Smith of Bourbon County as a can- capital would be driven away thereby didate for Attorney General subject to contracting business and restricting employment Under these circumstances the action of the Democratic party the citizens of Paducah cutthe Gordian The Crusade Against Insuran e knot by a straight square out compromise that provided a largely inCompanies creased revenue for the city while at There is perhaps no merchant who the same time it conceded liberally to could transact business without taking the fact that if the tanks had ma de a out insurance upon his stock he could hard bargain under the Hewitt law it not obtain credit from Eastern sellers if was a bargain nevertheless that had been he did not carry sufficient insurance in fully sanctioned by the State authorities solvent companies Nor could money be borrowed upon mortgage if the mort- Then as it would not be right to treat gagor did not insure the mortgaged one set of corporations one way and an property If all the counties enter into other in a different fashion and as the this crusade against the solvent com same reasons against excessive taxation panies who have formed these boards to secure stable equal and profitable rates held with them they were given the and similar verdicts are returned by the same terms All were treated alike all juries and the sentences are affirmed by placed upon a common level the Court of Appeals it must result in How different the case in another the withdrawal of hese companies busy city in the famous Pennyrile from tne State or irom those eutmties which desire to drive them out of their section a city with much the same natlimits The fines Imposed in Franklin ural advantages as Paducah In Hop Scott and Woodford amount to largely kinsville there is a bank that ha4 had a over 50000 This sum must be paid if the Court of Appeals affirms these capitalization of 250000 which is very judgments out of premiums for this large for a town of that size This is the only source from which the com- - bank likj others in the State applied but was end be paid by the insured All jutlg- - or a compromise of its tax Negotiations dragged alone ments against corporations wnicn no a refused business dependent upon public uses are and finally as we understand it the in the end paid by those who need an City Touucil absol itely refused to conuse the facilities furnished b3 such corporations The enormous judgments sider a compromise insisting that the foundagainst railroad aud transporta- full amount of the taxes be paid The tion companies are paid by the passen result was that last week the Bank of gers a id shippers who ute the instru Hopkinsville filed articles iu the office of transportation faraiafced of the Secretary of State reducing its and TmiMiaMties maintain their chief elect capital stock from 350000 to 100000 higher raha or jtejfvngr and frignt traffic or th on which it will hereafter be afcsessed HrjWiies for freight unci nssenger trans- - The othr 150000 will probably be so gortathmHr lessened and made slower invested in bonds that it will escape the raeaaer and more intiHivenieat The companies merely advance the moaey Assessor and will contribute nothing to and then recopp by charging higher its share of the public burdens At the rates decreasing wages and furnishing same time the banking capital of Hop cheaper facilities kinvrille being thus contracted aud taxBut these enormous judgments have a more dangrrons and damaging effect ation on what remains being higher the The corporations know that they are not rate of interest will be increaned and protected by the law that juries dc not borrowers will have to pay the penalty administer the law the community also of Hopkins villea severe policy knows this every man knows that these trials would be farces if they were not The action of the Bank of Hopkins tragedies that thev r preset the wide ville has been in line with that of many sprend disregard of law and turn even banks ot Louisville Lexington Danthe courts into engines of oppression ville Covington Newport Middlesbor and all this begets a contempt for law ongh and every other town and city in and courts and this permeates the the State An instance in point In entire community And so the disre Glasgow is an old and well estaolished gard of the law becomes universal and private bank managed with a skill and vigorous and men despise it And cor- conservatism that have been of great porations buy legislatures councils aud benefit to the business development of I official private persons use the courts Barren county and that section while and juriep as tools to obtain unjust ver at the same time the owner has acdicts and the violator of the law argues cumulated a fortnne This bank had a that respectable gentlemen on juries capital of 40000 and a surplus of 20 60000 When it became disregard the law and are applauded so 000 total From evident that the ad valorem rate of taxa- ¬ why can not he also do likewise tion would be insisted upon the head of Lexington Herald the bank made what bargain advertisements would term a sweeping re-J Dedication Day May 3 duction of capital and is now paying taxes on 10000 instead of 60000 His Acting Gov Worthington issued a policy was the same as that which has proclamation setting apart May 3 as taken many millions of dollars out of Dedication Day This is the day on the banks and other corporations in this State and may result in driving ont which the Governor and his staff are to millions more go to Chickamauga Park to dedicate the The Paducah policy has been satisfactory to the citizens of the beautiful Kentucky monument and prosperous capital of the Purchase The policy pursued elsewhere The Richmond Rtgister which editor has antagonized enterprise and capital R Lee Davis is making one of the best and business and labor have had to papers in Kentucky has just celebrated snffer while in the aggregate the rev ¬ enues of the State have been ita thirty third birthday Heres hoping reduced Which is the better greatly it will make a century run From the Courier RoVal Baking Powder Safeguards the food against alum ¬ ¬ ¬ TIE ¬ ¬ ¬ St ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ against insurance companies unless charges were brought by reputable citizens that exhorbitant rates were iu So far no complaint has been vogue Cancer often results from an im ¬ made I believe our insurance rates are purity in the blood inherited from READY-TO-WEA- R reasonable and I dont propose to prose-¬ generations back Few people are entirely free from some taint in the blood cute fo the purpose of obtaining fees and it is impossible to tell when it will Our suits are from the best manufacturing tailors in break out in the form of dreaded Can- ¬ Meeting Bible Society cer What has appeared to be a mere the U S and for Style Fit and Finish are unexcelled pimple or scratch has developed into The prices are right annual meeting of the Bourbon the most malignant Cancer The I had a sere re Cancer which was at first Bible Society was attended by a large only a few blotches that I thought would Bapaudience Sunday night at the soon pass away I was We have an elegant assortment of colors and styles treated by sereral able meeting was The tist Church physicians but in splt E of their efforts the Can and can suit the most fastidious presided over by President eer spread until my eon J Cheek W Weaver and Rev F dltion became alarming f After manY month G Rev E Rev E H Ruthford trtkmnt rw1 irrnwInA steadily worse I de B Mann Rev Dr Varden and Rev Our line of the above is beyond comparison cided to try S S S All Eberhardt assisted in the services The which was so strongly colors sizes and prices recommended The first Rev C F Evans of Versailles debottle produced an improvement I continued livered a very able address The musithe medicine and in cal features consisted of a solo by Mrs four months the last lit tle scab dropped off E C Long and hymns by a choir comTen years hare elansed BlareoPH1rFigUrfd laek Goods Melrose and IVAlma posed of members of the various and not a slirn of the disease has returned Clutls Checks iid Plai5s Ser R F Williams The old officers of the churches Gillsburg MlSS Society were re elected and it was anIt is dangerous to experiment with nounced that the next meeting of the Cancer The disease is beyond the skill Society would be held on the third of physicians 8 S S is the only cure Skirt Satin ehess all prices Black Silks Armines and Plato Sunday of next March in the Methodist because it is the only remedy which Gros Grains Chinas and Taffetas goes deep enough to reach Cancer Church New York Edam pine apple Neufa chatel cheese 0W tf Newton Mitchell for Swifts Specific is the only blood remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable NUPTIAL KNOTS All others contain potash and mer ¬ The largest line of Waist Silks in Central Kentucky cury the most dangerous of minerals These goods are in waist patterns and hardly any two of a kind Books on Cancer and blood diseases ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol mailed free by Swift Specific Company emnizations Of The Marriage Tows Atlanta Georgia Wash Silks Muslin de Soies County Clerk Ed Paton yesterday issued a marriage license to Alfred Our lin e of Tar eta Silks in Black is not by any iu the state The quality and and Colors right to be excelled May Bagge Luntzen and Miss Lilian The Bourbon Steam Laundry prices are They will be married to morrow at having- seenreel office room at Hutchison Parker James corner Fourth The engagement is announced of Mr and Main will locate their main Phone No Lake Dudley formerly of Flemingsburg office at that place ever shown by us It comprises all thelargest and most com ¬ new things in Organ now of Nashville and Miss Katharine 4 All calls or bundles entrusted Tad French Ginghams White and Monroe of Pass Christain Miss for to them will receive prompt at ¬ Gilffhams Chambrys in Plain and Corded1 Lexington They will be mar- tention merly of ried in June There are eggs and eggs The egg Cyrano de Bergerac at Grand tc- - of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egfc of last month but night theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money bIRTHS Its just eo with laundry The difference The Advent Of Our Future Men And between good work ud poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but its a Women differenor that counts every time Its To the wife of Jas Arkle a son Leaders in Style and Fashion a difference that changes your laundry Triplets were born last week at bill from an expense to an investment 404 MAIN STKEET PAKIS KY Antioch Mills in Harrison to the wife We do good work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double All were girls of Jack Ecklar the difference Bourbon Stam Laundry To the wife of Thos Cox who lives on the Wilson Wright farm a daugh terweight twelve and one half pounds ¬ Little Sew Spring and Summer Goods Pimples Turn NEW IDEAS NEW STYLES to Cancer NEW PATTERNS LADIES SUITS ¬ SILK WAISTS Ready to wear ¬ SILK and COTTON PETTICOATS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SaSKovert PftSSTVSS C C Cfor Blood The Fancy Poulard Silks for Dresses Bengaline Silks Waists and Dresses - 4CR ¬ ilrIineJfWislGoodstnisaristhe iSnSiLSS18 G 0033S ¬ No trouble to show goods I x FRAN K CO ¬ ¬ The best wagon on earth Stuart We are the peoples friends is fctf the W ¬ Owepsboro for sale only by Geo ¬ A Wife Says We fa AOitMk Vtik ti Ik e I tisiUend nbmsm tWyablf ynUh J2 to hifluan of ckMKa I wa We re your linen and put neck bauds oh pair Haggard free Bbkd kr f ta J I Jl lint iron I Porter Antiseptic Healing Oil ¬ Wc k Xrthfs witok ffiJ Woe tEe - L- t UUin rur ivcuocd aili pniu lUSlallll burns boils bruises itch eczema catarrh sore throat erysipelas corns kt ¬ ¬ healthy boy doing my bowMwork p chapped hands or lips piles and all ul- to within two hours cers or sores of skin or mucous mem of birth and suf ¬ brane it is a sure and permanent cure fered but a few hard Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or paias Tim money refunded meet it the grand ¬ Horsemen will find this oil will cure est remedy aver scratches cracked heel alter burns made old sores and collar galls No cure no pay For sale by Clarke Kenney Pris Kentucky 10mar 6ino ¬ ¬ -- li ¬ ¬ ¬ Insure in my agency n-union Prompt paying reliable will do for every woman what U did for the companies insures against fire Minnesota mother who writes the above let ¬ ter Not to use ft during pregnancy is a wind and storm mistake to be paid for In pain and suffering W 0 HINTON Agent Mothers Friend equips the patient with a -uo- Mothers Friend wise person needs no advice and a fool will not ac- ¬ cept it but just the same now isthe time for you to select A your Cap Dont put this off anil Wa Paper - ¬ Seed oats heavy and large grain for strong body and clear intellect which in turn are imparted to the child It relaxes A sale by Geo W Stuart tfv Durkees Mourning Starch for stiffen ing colored prints and muslins pecially mourning goods ec tf F B McDermott ¬ ¬ The broken lots of 8hoes we are offer- a few days ing at special sale this week are the Drugfists Mil finest makes on our shelves the muscles and allows them to expand It reIiv morning sickness and nervousness It puts all the organs concerned in perfect condition for the final hour so that the actual labor is short and practically painless Dan ¬ ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether avoided and recovery is merely a matter of Have them put aside until you are ready for them great many persons have already done this Why not I have an IMMENSE LINE for you to select fromJ you Also see my new line of tf Davis Thomson Isgrig a bottle The cradflcld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga Send for our f re illustrated book 1 Mtkrs PriMd for Journal TO MOTHERS I I We have fitted up a separate and special ment for our depart- ¬ Is a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred bv Jacob P Sleight of Lans ing Mich stands 16 hands high and weighs 1760 pouuds This is the o ly purely bred and registered Percheron etallioo ever offered to the public in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawu Farms owned by M W Dunkain of Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses in the world and the owner of more prize winners than any other breeder in ¬ STEPHON PEOIGKK i Duke-de-Ouaktr- 20404 Baby Carriages Lace Curtains Folding Beds Corduroy Couches Book Cases Hat Racks Spring Mattings Room Mouldings Leather Couches Toilet Sets Fancy Rockers Lamps Window Shades Bed Room Sets Fancy Ta-¬ bles Dining Room Sets France or America White Enameled and Brass Beds v i I Childrens and Boys Suits and we are now prepared to show the cheapest line quality considered in Central Kentucky running in price Give us a call and see our nice stock Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stud Book of Am rica Gray foaled October 20 1892 got by Stradat 7112 2463 dam Abyd s 960 869 by Romulus 873 785 2d dum Elise by 162 721 Stbadat 7112 2463 by Passe Partout 1402 out of Biche 12004- by a son of Coco es Dont think of buying until you see them Best and fcaget line of REFRIGERATORS in Paris - Passe Partout 894 1402 by Comet 104 719 ont of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vienx Chaslin 713 out of LAinie by Vienx Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Soznnne by Cambron le French Monarch 205 734 by Ilderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vienx Pierre 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vienx Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Ponle by Sandi Coco 712 by Mignon 715 out of Pauline by Vieux Coco Mionon 715 by Jean-le-Bla739 Coco II 714 by Vienx Chaslin 713 etc out of La Grrise by Vienx Pierre 883 ROmdlcS 873 785 by the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil nc Ilderim etc J T HINTON PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES out of Fleur dEpine by the government approred stallion Cheri Corbon he bv Elegant line of JPictures and STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place 4J miles West of Paris on CARRIAGES FOR HIRE paired the Hume pike at the low price of Your furniture moved by experienced hands Room Wood Mantels furnished complete Mouldings uuueriHiuug iu an iin urancnes Send me your old furniture to be re-¬ Embalming scientifically attendedto Satisfaction guaranteed or money retunded J W E H FERGUSON Paris Kentucky N - in TIE i new BY Y TUESDAY MARCH 21 1899 FOR NEW BOURBON HEWS 1881 Prosecution Or Persecution The late indictments against the va- ¬ ¬ PERSONAL MENTION Killed Near Manila Wesley Hennessey brother of Miss Annie Hennessey who is making her home at Mrs Minnie Wilsons was killed ia a battle with insurgents near Manila last week He was a member of the Fisst Nebraska regi ment and was the nearest living rela- tiye of Miss Hennessey who only learn- ed the news of bis death yesterday A large number of frieues will sympa- - GOERS OBSERVED rious fire insurance companies doing COMERS AND THE NEWS MAN lEnleied at the Post office atParis Ky as business in Paiis has caused the com ooc i aas mail matter panies named belo to withdraw their Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At agencies and notify their representatives The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And to accept no more business and to re- ¬ Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 turn all supplies to the home office Mrs Nancy Clay the aged mother Other companies will also withdraw if SUBSCRIPTION PRICES of J as E Clay is very ill they are to be quarterly mulct of heavy Payable in Advance Mrs Thos Eastin of Newport is One yer 2 00 Six mouths 4100 fines thize with this estimable young giil visiting relatives in the city Norwich Union Make all Checks Money Miss Annie Louise Clay was a visPhoenix of London payable to the order oj Champ A Ordert Etc Special Invitation Miliar itor in Lexington yesterday National of Hartford Royal Exchange Mrs W J Ranson is confined to To everybody to visit our flower dis Cyrano de Bergerac at Grand to- ¬ Phoenix of Hartford her room with rheumatism play all this week night Royal of Liverpool Clay has returned Mrs Nannie Brown Mr Sidney G For Sale Fresh milk cows Hamburg Bremen from a hunting trip to Florida It C E Leer Hartford Rev E G B Mann was in Mt Sweet pea seeds in bulk at F B Fire Association of Philadelphia Gov Bradley jf has appointed Chan McDermotts Sterling last week visiting friends tf Sun Fire of London Wilmoth of this city a Notary Pnblic Rev J W Harris of Petersburg Manchester of England Ky is visiting friends at Kiserton Palatine of Manchester James T Kiser lately of this city George Harper of Walker Mrs will next week open a general store at American of New York avenue was dangerously ill last week Springfield Kiser ton SATURDAY MARCH 25TH Imperial of London Mr George Satter white of Louie Prof Albert Waltz the champion Northern Assurance of London AT ville was in the city Sunday visiting skater gave fine exhibitions of fancy Firemans Fund friends skating at the rink Friday and Saturday LOUISVILLE STORE Lancashire Messrs Will Shire and Brutus Clay nights and Saturday afternoon German American have returned from a short stay in CinInsurance Company of North America cinnati Louis Saloshin has let a contract for The remaining stock of Men and Northwestern National remodeling the front of his big storeroom W Hamilton of Mt Boots Clothing Overcoats Pants Shoes A Col Caledonia of Edinburgh on corner of Main and Seventh streets Sterling is visiting Mrs Ida Stoner at Shirts Dress Goods Dry Goods and Neiherland of Amsterdam Ladies Shoes must be sold out The lower story will be principally large Oakland Therefore come to the Auction SaturTraders of Chicago plate glass and the second story front Mrs Jacob Henry of Mt Sterling day March 25 and get goo is at your Commercial Union will be fine pressed brick Mr Saloshin is with her sister Mrs Ed Bean who is own prices Franklin of Philadelphia will occupy the building in the near LOUISVILLE STORE The business men of Paris are opposed quite ill future with a big retail grocery A T Forsyth Auctr Zach Connell of Mr and Mrs to the unjust war now being waged Mr W A Hill of the Bourbon Mar- against the fire insurance companies Lexington were in the city last wetk ble Works of this city erected last The agitation is very disastrous to the visiting relatives Mrs Corne week a beautiful granite Sarcophagus credit of those merchants who obtain ¬ Mr and Mrs G R Keller of CarANNUAL on the lot of Mr Thos J Judy in the accommodation from wholesalers and lisle were guests at Mr B F RemThe bankers or an extension of credit on the ingtons Sunday North Middletown Cemetery OF monument has been pronounced by strength of stock on hand or ownerW A Wallace of Wallaces Bar those who have seen it to be one of the ship of buildings of various kinds but gain Store left yesterday for a business FasQionafile imiiluery handsomest specimens of monumental cannot do this when the protection of trip to New York art in the county It fire insurance is momentarily in danger WILL BE HELD Miss Annie Cly of Lexington Is of being withdrawn As the rates of Friday and Saturday the guest of Mr and Mrs Sidney G Ribbon Sale the companies have not been excessive or Clay on Main street do not beMARCH 24TH AND 25TB 1899 All this week at our new Millinery exhorbitant the merchants Mrs Mary Wimple of Chicago lieve there is any just occasion for the and Art Rooms Choice of all new rib assessment of beayy fines that will re-¬ representative of the Schalchi Opera bans only 24 cents Mrs Watsons openings are noted for sult in the total withdrawal of all fire Co is at the Fordham display of correct and fashionable Mrs Nannie Brown Miss Mary Wilson of Cincinnati their underwriters millinery and the ladies of Bourbon and Hutch craft Will Case Compro ¬ The News is informed of one com is th- guest of her cousin Mis Nannie adjoining counties are cordially invited to attend the openings Under the mised pany alone that has paid 17000 more Wilson of High street supervision of Mrs Watson and ber losses to Parisians than it has received Mrs J as Thompson has returned chief The suit of J J Hutchcraft vs H C in trimmer Miss Summons the in premiums This is true in various home from a visit to Mrs George trimmed millinery will be all that Hutchcraft etc was settled Saturday degrees of other companies fashion dictates call for Be sure and Alexander in Louisville by compromise After all debts aud attend the displays on The juries who have indicted and J L Bnshnell of Springfield O a cost of administration are paid J J tried the companies for their alleged relative of Governor Bushnell was in Friday and Saturday Hutchcraft is to receive two thirds of combine were composed mostly of tbe city Friday on a business trip the estate and H C Hutchcraft will refarmers who are affected least by a ceive the remaining one third Mrs George Varden and babe went withdrawal of the companies The AT whole burden of r sk and anxiety falls to Lexington yesterday for a visit to To Meet In Paris on the town property holders as they Dr and Mrs Green on North Broad 1018 COME WATSONS Tbe Seventh Ashland District Conven- pay the major portion of the premiums wav tion of the Womans Christian Temper- Without insurance no sane business man Fashi onable Millinery Emporium Cyrano de Bergerac at Grand t ance Union will be held in this city April would lend money on any property Paris Ky night 17th 18th and 19th The district com- liable to perish by fire prises of Bourbon Fayette Woodford The companies have not charged exTHE Sfott Franklin iDwen Oldham and tortionate rates and the people who inCircuit Court News 4ftnry counties and jepresentativea will sure with them are satisfied and see no One of those strange workings ol the i present from each county Good reason for hounding the companies out speakers and abont fifty dfleuates will of the State for an alleged violation of tours munifeeted itself in the Bourbon OF Circuit Court last week when a verdict Vein attendance law of five years in the penitentiary was r Bishop Vincent In Paris Cyrano de Bergerac at Grand tc turnd agrtiust Henry Gaines for killing Tom Allen and John Henry Trigg was night AT Bishop John H Vincent arrived in sentenced to ten years for stealing a tae city yesterday to conduct the Color barrel of Chicken Cock whiskey and Some Easter Thoughts is the guest of Mr ed Conference and Green J ackson was given five years for Bishop Vincent de McCiure James During these days of Lenten devotions knowingly receiving the stolen goods livered a fine lecture last night at the it is pardonable for woman to indulge in Saturday George Paynter was fined Methodist Chnrch on the subject Tom a few thoughts of Easter millinery but 50 for malicious cutting and John ON And His Teachers which delighted a it is not necessary for the lailis of Paris Thomas was acquitted of a similar 1 irge audience Friday and Saturday The Methodist ladies and the surrounding conny to worry charge Jim Bean wasj acquitted of 100 on the lecture will make about over the matter Mrs Corne Watson the charge of receiving stolen property has made the question of Easter milli- Fannir Anderson was fined 10 for as V Fine Percheron Stallion nery a study and on Friday and Satur- ¬ saulting Eva Green French Washing day of this week will have on display at ton was fined 50 for unlawfully rur Will be the usual fashionable event Messrs J W and E H Ferguson her store the moat beautiful exhibition niisj a pool table looked forward to by the ladies of this of near this city have purchased a fine of trimmed hats and bonnets ever seen The cases against the insurance com- and neighboring counties Percheron stallion to head their stud in Paris She has the very newest panies have been assigned for trial next Many choice New York and Paris patThe horse is a beautiful dappled gray shades including the Cyrano red the Monday tern hats will be included in the display 16 J hands high and weighs 1760 pounds Cyrano violet and Cyrano gray and The Hutchcraft will cas which was He was purchased at a cost of nearly every Miss ORouke is in charge of the other color scheme that will en- set for tri d on Thursday has been set1000 from M W Dunkam of Wayne trimming department woman tled by compromise the loveliness of hance Ills a famoue breeder of Percheron and You are invited to attend The pattern hats embrace the newest Owing to the rush of business in CirFrench Coach horses This infusion of creations of the Eastern artists and cuit Clerk Chas E Butlers office his new blood is just the Hlo most desired the display on Friday and Saturday will daughter Miss Carrie Kenney Butler by Bourbon farmers and breeders See GRAND OPERA HOUSE something to please the fancy of has been sworn in as a Deputy Circuit and full pedigree in include ONE NIGHT the advertisement every lady who attends these notable Clerk column another 21st events Ladies who have eyes for beau- ¬ The following cases are assigned for tiful things should not miss these dis trial this week THE EVENT OF THE SEASON Died In Prison plays Engagement of the talented Character EIGHTH DAY MARCH 21 Actor H Kennard a former resident John Staner Abbot MfgCo vs WC of Jessamine conntywho was confined For Feminine Eyes Massie William in tbe Paris jail awaiting trial on the W H Clay vs Frankfort Cincin Some wit has aptly observed that the charge of horse stealing died Friday nati Ry ASSISTED by night of consumption It had been modern womans earthly crown of glory J W Harris vs HC Estes etc agreed between Judge Cantrill and Judge is her Easter bonnet the piece de re John JConnor vs Jas Gartland PurLell that he would be sent to sistance of tbe Easter toilet and a Paris AND January Connell vs Daisy Erion County Infirmary as a physician had lady who has a critical eye has said the An Exceptionally Fine Company Of 35 NINTH DAY MARCH 22 certified that Kennard would soon di that the Easter hat which comes from Artists In Grant J Bvrd vs Jeff C Elgin ect occurred Mrs M Parkers store is sure to please of consumption but his death R P Dow vs Power Grocery Co Rostands Wonderful and Fabefore he could be moved Kennard the wearer and enhance her attractivemous Drama Frank Fithian vs Benj Dentzler guilty at his examining trial ness And what other qualities should a had plead His remains were interred in the Paris hat have Mrs Parker and her expert trimmer Miss ORouke are now Dusily cemetery A Successful Concert engaged In preparing for her Easter disFine Plans Accepted play on Friday and Saturday March The concert given Friday night at the 21th and 25th a large number of hats Christian Chnrch under the auspices of with The Agricultural Bank has accepted and bonnets which will command the the Womans Society of that church Gorgeous Costumes a handsome three story build- admiration of every lady who is fortu- proved plans for to be a very successful event Magnificent Properties and ing to be erected on Main street between nate enough to see them In the dis- Miss Lonise Parrish contributed two Wonderful Electrical Effects Broadway and Fourth street The first play will be found the newest shapes splendid numbers on the violin playing Btory will be of stone and the upptr and patterns and the newest shades with rare skill and winning en cores Prices 25 50 and 75 cents and 100 stories of pressed brick and a tower will something to become every lady who at- ¬ Miss Marie Parrish who was in excelBeats go on sale Monday March 20 at ornament each of the Main street corn tends the display Tbe ladies are all in- lent voice gave two very pleasing num ¬ 9 a m at Brooks drug store ers of the new building There will be vited to come bers and responded to two encores a Main street entrance to the upper Miss Lillian Tyler of Cincinnati a Stories of the building which will be Cyrano de Bergerac at Grand to- pianist with considerable expression and SMITH A AHNSPARGER devoted to offices The bank will be night a delicate touch furnished two num NON UNION AGENTS in a few days to the Gnadinger mavi bers and Miss Bar bee of Richmond old builing will be st re room and the gave two character impersonations RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE Flower Week torn down at an early date whicn were very amuang She has good AT LOW BATES 5 BROADWAt command of dialect and uses it to PARIS KY Begiuulng to day at Try our Minute Tapiocas prepared advantage 2lma9Q tf Mrs Nannie Browns F B MoDermott in sixty seconds ¬ ¬ Nineteenth Year Established I BlHCk CrCOOllS j Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Belts Go to C3-- AUCTION AUCTION TUCKERS CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Line s Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Pew Specials Black Crepons from 50 cents to 200 per yard 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents per yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap ¬ ¬ ¬ Watsons ¬ Spring lOiaxlty ¬ ¬ Table Linen and Napkins in Great Variety White Good- - of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Senmless Ladi s and Childrens Hose 10 cents Standard Blenched and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yaid 10 4 UticM Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cen s per yard Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away ¬ If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is failinjr and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and cot sequently of Kreatest durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses are scientifically fitted by Dr J H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for tbey are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit there You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off wittoom any rImnm than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skjUfn dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end ¬ - xl ¬ March 24 25 We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit i inuui wii3 u uic wtunu iiiu ui caiu nioiiiii rtiifi mi ail to can ana nave tneir eyes examined ior wnicn tnere is no i charge vVvjvar iii -- ¬ ¬ rJT at wm jtifa J - 0 M ¬ ¬ ¬ Easter Opening Soxt visit -- Thursday March 30 1909 Ji 1 Ll IJ Spring Millinery ¬ ¬ i Irs I Parkers so we ask you to look Spring Suit our WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS for SnriilK and Summer WOKK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap Do von need a SlninSTO TAILORING- line at If - work clothe Yu i u Mil makfjuu a uit CHE PER THAN ANY HOUSE IN KEN ITVnY when you take into consideration the way they are Ev road suit V put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST THINK out know that you cat not get something for nothing nd to st more than cheap and inf rior ones 1 Good ¬ ¬ March 24th and 25th ¬ ¬ SE ¬ F P LOWRY CO 3Fixio Moroxirat Tailors TIPTON Cutter f i1 WHEN A MAN IS MARRIEI his troubles begin if he has to depend on an indifferent lanndry at home to do np his shirts collars and cuffs It need be no cause of annoyance when it is so easy to have your linen laundered just like new by our perfect methods and at such prices as we charge for laundering them in a manner that guarantee JIIIWIBB1 ¬ ¬ ¬ Tuesday March ¬ ir num satisfaction Miss Vail de Vernon The Bonrbon Steam Laundry VV ¬ Phone 4 HLXTON JR BRO Proprietors Main office at Parker James M ¬ ¬ CYRANO DE BERGERAC OUR GREAT E FECIAL id Winter ¬ Shoe Sale ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j Is proving more ittractive than we had even anticipated and eachi pur hJUKT resize- - that U y have gei U ne Bargains We still have on hm d several hundred pairs of Ladies7 HancT Tumsand WVks far this Special Sae and v e are making prices 8 in ¬ teresting tti t you can fford to mii s this reat money eaving oppor ¬ ¬ tunity0 j ¬ hi ths A limited supply RM Childrens su stantial Winter school shoes e DAVS THOMCO N JSGRIG J LAxtl E3KKJ3SUbww I w IliTJiirfifT THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS f THE BOURBON NEWS THE LITTLE WHITE SUN The sky had a gray gray face Y TUESDAY MA t dge RAILROAD TIME CABD possible arid longing to catch sight of front page where theullen rays of the only a little beyond the furi oi me roau anu Dareiy oo ieer 01 us Dorothy as she alighted from her car- - lantern ten upon tne neaa mies L NRB plain enough to be read from leng th So he could form no idea of the Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Thats j iage at the reception he went to the The touch of the mist was chill ne saia meres landscape or where the spot was sitPublished every Tuesday and Friday by hotel and stood around in the crowd where you are The earth was an eerie place ARRIVAL OP TRAINS Now and then a man or a uated WALTER CHAMP I For the wind moaned over the hill near the ladies entrance Here he was your name at the top BRUCE MILLER f Edltrs and Owners But the brown earth laughed and the sky met by Count Bantinni The count had The big black letters seemed to group of men would walk past but Prom Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m turned blue stamp themselves on the brain of the the sound of their footsteps did not rise When the little white sun came peeping such a strange gleam in his black eyes From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m by through and for a wonder was not wearing even- artist They drew him as it were cov- ¬ to his ears Carriages and vehicles of 333 p m 627 p m SHE WASNT JEALOUS several kinds went by but they glided force to a sitting posture then he ing dress Prom Richmond 505 a m 740 a m The wet leaves saw It and smiled he ered his face with his hands and sank along as noiseless as bicycles unless 1 want to have a talk with you sorg 828 pm till She Had the Rierhl to Know If A The glad birds- gave it awild Gielow put his head against the stone cry from a heart glee From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m said in a gentle tone You have evaded back on his pallet of straw Other Women Wrote to Her There was a rustic seat at the side Bantinni drew nearer him and swung And the echoes laugh it along me for a long time I am your friend And the wind and I went whistling too over his face It was as if of the road and the artist almost forgot Husband DEPASTURE OF TRAINS my his lantern When the little white sun came pet ping and will prove it Come with me to he feared his victim had succumbed to his inward torture in hoping that some To Cincinnati M5 a m 751 a nx apartments through Mr and Mrs Well were a modl lovSeeing his fear unground- ¬ of the passers by would sit there to the ordeal Gielow went with him to his cham340 p m So welcome the chill of rain ing- couple Mrs Wells would have rest He had a vague idea that if the To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mt block It seemed to ed he laughed lightly bers in the next And the world in its dreary guise shaken hands on a bet with anybody he people would only stop and look up You must not die too quickly 545 p m 1014 p m him from Bantinnis tone that he had To have it over again thai her husband was Mie very standard it would not suit my purpose he might manage to signal to them To Richmond 1108 a m 548 p m That moment of sweet surprise something important to communicate said ¬ of goodness and honor and that 1016 p m A young man and a girl came into When the brown earth laughs and the sky Then what had happened Ah yes Since you have been here you have aidTo May aville 750 a m 635 p m ¬ turns blue for her was of the undivided ed me vastly and I may need your as- view They were walking slowly hand As the little white sun comes peeping The count had turned up the gas in his F B Carr Agent variety in hand and as if obeying Gielows de- ¬ through luxurious smoking room and ordered sistance again He had sire telepathically they sat down on the One evening- after tea Mrs Wells ex -- Annie Campbell Huestis in S S Times Gielow made no answer a bottle of wine His first words were eused herself and vanished into the folded his white lips together as if to rustic seat The young man put his th very soul of humble candor and so N v TJv VO arm around his companions waist their X kitchen to give her maid orders for the keep them in subjection i pathetic eyes met and their faces glowed You seem to have little curiosity morrow This done shie returned to tZTtt we My friend said the count You have good Gielow placed his lips to the crack join her husband Beyond the dining on the count 1 ought to sympathize with eadh other went room into the library she could see Mr control over the features but I can and shouted but he had grown so THE CARUTHERS and bear no ill will 1 am suffering the Wei lb peering through bis spectacles pangs of hell I love your sweetheart make you writhe What if I were to hoarse that his voice did not pass you have been here through the crevice in the rock He at a piece of paper in his hand The witli all my soul I have loved her pas- tell you that since fl By gle ef ul spirit within her conceived the EAST BOUND sionately since the moment F first saw you have with your own hand written tried again and again and at last gave to your sweetheart confessing your up in despair idea of tiptoeing noiselessly up behind WILL her I too am miserable I walk the Crime Lv Louisville 830am 600pm n Count Bantinni Then another thought entered his Ar Lexington Copyright 1823 by and saying her husband whose bearing was none 1115am 840pm streets in agqny 1 know how you feel had followed you that days and nights brain HARBEI7 A N KelloB Newspaper Co for Feeling over the floor he final- Lv Lexington ll25anti 850pm 830am 550pm too keen and taking him unawares and I sympathize wtb you to give up your awful ly found a pebble and tried to throw Lv Winchester 1158am 9r2opm 915am 630pm get you Half way aoross the library floor her Sfes stZzYGir iipm 950pm 950am 705pm Tear were in Bantinms eyes He trying to Ar Mt Sterling scheme and that you had finally eluded it through the Assure but this was also Ar Washington 65 jam 340pm paeyes bulged and she stopped The N VV of the artist and look the listless hand and carried out your plan an impossibility The opening- was too Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm per in the bands of Mr Wells was vio- ¬ Ar New York 1240nn 908pm pressed it Gielow was too unhappy his vigilance him to long and irregular for anything to be let tinted sheet of notepaper Or his SYNOPSIS him and by and by it seemed unknown lo repulse WEST BOUND Gielows very soul seemed to die with thrown through it and it sloped downknee lay a square envelope to match Minard Hendricks great detective just that he really liked the Italian closed his eyes to shut out ward so gradually that the pebble Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 6wam 250pm He in him upon which she saw distinctly his name returned from Boston finds awaiting him I deaden my pain of heart said the an unsigned typewritten letter directing 800am 520pm 735am 345pm the diabolical visage of his tormentor would not roll Ar Lexington a dainty and business udd resJj traced in You know that I understand 911am H30pm him to apartments in Palace hotel where count Ar Frankfort even through his eyelids he saw Then Gielow thought of something ArShelbyville 1001am 720pm feininine hand and the atmosphere of he will tii remain of Mr Weldon Caruth-ers-rtu- n the use of hypnotism I apply it to my ¬ but 1100am 15pm a weet past two weeks self when I am most miserable You the red glow of the lantern and felt the else He took tiff oue of his white Ar Louisville ritly reported lor th room was fragrant with presence of the inhuman fiend to be oi of town Detective seems to conTrains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ linen cuffs He coiled it tightly and deticate odor of violets For a moment nect let r with attempt made on his own need rest allow me to calm you It is And more than that continued the tied it with a thread from the lining of cept Sunday other trains run daily Mrs Wells felt benumbed life some time previous iocs with friend very simple Through Sleepers between Louisville You have writ- ¬ his cravat oiee of the Italian He believed he would Her first impulse was to rush forward Dr Lampkln to investigate Upon search rather not said Gielow but the ten a letter to the police acknowledging able to push it through the crack bybe Lexington and New York without Id a and snatch the letter from his grasp of Caruther apartments remains of cre- count had spoken soothingly and then the crime anel expressing your inten- certain contrivance he had in mind changerates Sleeping it to the mated body and jeweled hand of victim are but he deliberately returned For Car reservations or whv that was the last thing- he could tion of leaving America for good They marks of in a vase Hand envelope slipped it into hi cbal and found nails manicured to bears sharp points rememDer excepting yes in front of are trying to catch you but when they Then he paused to reflect and final ly any information call on ringer decided that he would w rite some mes F B Carr emilinarlv crazed at the new wall pa Lumpkin recalls reports of a row between the sttdio building- it seemed that the fail and have forced me to testify sage on the cuff some appeal to the NRR Agent L So unseen unheard Mrs Wells retreated- Carothers and Arthur Gielow both suitors count had detained him and told him Paris Ky of the dining room for hand of Dorothy Huntington who is some absurd story about his having against you I say forced for it would world at large for help But how to mtGborge W Barney -to the darkness heiress to several millions should she marDiv Pass Agent be unseemly in a friend to volunteer write it was the first thing to be decided lor an instant then audibly rustled ry Caruthers unconditionally in case of killed Caruthers That must have liecn ¬ Lexington back into the presence of her innocent Caruthers death Late that night Hen a dream and yet- - great God the chains such information and after my state- for on going through his pockets he ment has compelled Henri to open his dricks and lampkin call at home of IflsS and the cell eokrng spouse Could he be in a dun HpM noil you can see that with you could find nothing but his penknife Huntington Dorothy shows detective type Be believed he could if his hand were All the eveniiur slu thought of the whirl was an for jreon for the murder of Caruthers written buried nere I shall be safe to marry the strong enough cut the letters into the in her husbands herself letter aunt to occupy invitation bivender hued missive and with Count Gielow managed to rise to his feet and Gielow linen but would they be noticed by a pocket He had but one female Bantinni Italian nobleman his box at began to grope about him He touched girl You dont think so inside Cincinnati Well remem had writhed visibly casual observer Then a thought came Frankfort tailed out relative his mother and nothing could horse show as ho was She recalls of town the wall behind hhn It was uneven ber my power She would have been to him which may have been suggested by pressing business Gielow ever tempt her to use anything but had expressed before murder intense ha- like the inside of acavern He felt all my wife long ago but for the clause in by an incident in some romantic novel white stationery tred for Caruthers and believes him guilty round the room In size it was about the will ELKHOHN ROUTE I have Youd better leave that coat at yet decides to help him and with her aunt ten feet long by six in width One end always pertaining to Caruthers murder he had read in his youth He would believed that a great write it in his own blood suggested Mrs goes to his studio Gielow has fled His was of bricks and that end contained home to morrow RD IN EFFECT LOCAL TIME servant Henri tells of overhearing concould be committed without the perpetTO BE CONTINUED one has an fession to Bantinni Henri thought his an iron door Gielows intelligence told That DK EMBEK oTH 18 S Wells most eagerlt trators ever being detected and I have ugly spot down the front Ill clean it master insane Hendricks concealed in him that he was not in prison but it fur- ¬ car ully worked out the details of this room hears all this Hendricks toes to Crimes of f oolies EAST BOUND for you plan consult Kola an East Indian interested in nished no hint of the truth answered Mr They are a queer crowd these Ye eh All right No 1 No 3 No 5 helped him in The hours passed Gielow went back researches vho The strain was too much for the de- coolies whether on land or sea Cun ¬ Pass Pass Mixed tne fire yet occult previous detective had Wells half asleep before work and located to bis corner and laj- down on the bed pleted physical condition of the ill much Lve FrnnKfort a T 7 ooam 3 4upuo i POpm ning as foxes cowardly as wolves dreamily appreciating the thoughtful In an old colonial mansion among the pal- of straw His knees shook and he was 711am 352pm 120pm starred prisoner Bantinni seemed to they resemble and parish dogs of their Lve Elk horn isades Dr Lampkiti is summon d by Hen ¬ wife 718am 4 Ocpm 35pm n ess of an excellent the LveSwitrer of hunger be talking to him from a great distance shot Bullet is re- - very weak Then the pangs Lve Hamping Ornd 7 2am 4 10pm 1 55pm was re dricks who has be own cities in point of inability to hunt Lve Djvalls The next morning Mr Wells 34am 416pm moved and detective warned not to leave and thirst awoke in him Then came the sound of the iron doors any prey save in paeks 1 7 394 m 422pm to wear some other eoat Johnson heard of an Lve Georgetown minded his room JUndricius calls for a crematory he was starv A moment later he knew closing the turning of a key in a rusty 7 30pm Lve which he did and being in a rush to employe who confirms the suiposition that ing- Maddened by this realization he lock darkness silence soothing uncon- instance where a gang of them em ¬ Lve C S tty Depot b 7 liain 4 2 pm 2 00pm 50am 4 38pm 3 found were those 8 17am 4 48Dm ployed as navvies in the cutting of a Lve Newtown get off to business evidently forgot all ashes Huntington receives of human body crawled to the door and beat upon it sciousness Miss letter from Gie8 25am 4r6pm ¬ Lve Centre vi lie to the de low in his own handwriting postmarked railway bashed their overseer with Lve Elizaleth about the concealed letter 8 30am 5 00pm with his handcuffs He made a thun- ¬ 8 40am 5 10pm shovels and fled into the bush Nobody Arr Paris c light of Mrs Wells The moment her at Charleston S C telling of his crime derous noise but when the echoes had CHAPTER XY1II be- ¬ semi self slammed the and flight Noted graphologist examines died out the silence seemed even more was ever hanged for the crime double hearted handwriting of letter and says it is WEST BOUND When lieow next awoke it was with cause some 40 of them were in it and front door and was gone she raced up genuine During thiscall on Sergt Denham profound more menacing than ever a No 6- No 2 No 4 stairs to the captive coat and drew detective of police department Hendricks Again he beat upon the door till the increased pains from hunger und thirst that would have been rather a large Pass Pas Mixed His lips and throat were dry and consignment to condemn even in the forth the sweet scented pale purple comes into possession of cuff with words irons cut into his wrists 9 sOam 5 4upm Lve Paris c blood over Gielows name to swollen his face was hot with fever mischief maker All the wrath within written in U40am 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth he was rewarded by noting a Slowly his last talk with Count Ban far east where human life is so cheap Finally starving and he was 9 4Sam 5 55pm Centreville There are a quarter of a million Chi- ILve Newtown ber surged and raved at sight of the effect that Going tc innocent studio Hen- ¬ dancing pencil of light pierce the gloom 6 Gielows confined v 953a 6 03pm 7 50am came back to him nese in Bangkok alone and they do not L v ft C Ry Depot b 10 2 am 17pm JjishioiLWe penmanship all angles and ri identifies cuff as his masterus Henri through a crack over tthe door and tinni o 32am 6 20pm 7 51am must die here like a dog and appeal to ones cordial emotions very Lve Georgetown h e thought of a few tells of strange influence Bantinni had rfrraghrnines A r 37am 26pmj then he heard footsteps outside Lve Johnson jmeaingful things to say to Mr Wells over Gielow Hendricks comes to conclu- bunch of heavy keys clanked one was Dorothy will be his next victim he much the contrary And should this Lve Du vails 10 43am 6 32pm and sion Bantinni was the murderer If only I could save her I catch the eye of any intending visitor Lve stamping Grnd C 50am 6 9pm 8 22am jas she jerked the love message from through hypnotism made Gielow confess fitted into a rusty lock and the door groaned L 004m 6 4pm 840am Lve Hwltser hiding and here is what the billet both in person to Henri and by letters to swung open In the light of a lanteru would not care what became of me to the far east I would urge upon him Lve Elkhorn 1107am 6 56pm 8 55am 11 20a ml 7 IQpmt 9 15am Hut later the realization of his blasted the unwisdom of venturing to spend Arr Frank ort a others Hendricks anel Lampkir go to doux reveajed Kola tells them Gielow which he held appeared the crafty fea- reputation the downfall of the name a nisrht on a Chinese iunk without so Daily except Sunday Our violet wafer- - will cure acute Kolas retreatto prove his supernatural tures and glistening eyeglasses of is dead and a Connects with L N b connects with Q he had been so proud to bear struck much as a revolver to defend himself V ar1burn live them a trial powers claims to go to the detectives Count Bantinni A sinister smile was AC connects with Ky Central him like a blow and he threw himself with Occasionally a European is dis ¬ Airs Wells carcrht a elimpse of her home in bis astral body and bring back on his sallow face back on the stone floor and wept covered by the marine police floating self in the mirror and as she cou a Bible a which is handed to Hendricks Gielow shrank backward in bewilder Kola lot of occult balderash amidst After awhile a dull sound like he far on the water with his throat cut It KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS rt ed to her bosom friend she actual warns detective an attempt is to be made ment am rm off beat of horses hoofs and the hollow such a case it is highly probable that P MAM ly had not the nerve to look hersetl on his life Reaching home Hendricks 340i 70lLFrank Tort ArH 20 7lt For Gods sake tell me the meaning rumble of wheels was transmitted to he him has been foolhardy as 1 was But 4rii 750iLv square in the face She slipped back learns how marly Kola deceived Ar 1028 17 Geonzetown 4 of disappearance Lv 930 Pans hhn through the rock against which his different people are born to different f0 840 Ar table and drank cup when his mother tellsKolas calls during of this he cried to the breakfast Maysville K30 Lv 545 Izik AT It means that youll never see the head rested of Bible after one of lie found when he sat up ends and the Chinese contempt of the 616 1142 Ar Lv 709 25d Winchester after eup of eoiTee while she undid the his absence in Boston Coming now to light of day again said Bantinni Lv 60 200 Kichmond that the round was no longer audible European is frequently justified by 720 100 Ar estimation of guiltless Pir Gielows experiences the story goes back harshly kink in her You had the cheek to tell me so he judged that there must be a paved to night of murder when Bantinni by Wells -- Augusta Me Journal facts Ludgate Magazine GEO B HARPER Gnl Supt his strange power abducted his victim in my rooms that she loves you Ah road or street near if not beneath him JOS K NEWTON G P A we shall sec my young idiot she shall Tor hours he listened to these sounds FOR THE CONVALESCENT What It Proved CHAPTER XYII love no one but me He member I have his serse of hearing becoming so acute A patient in an English insane asyArticle of Diet Which Will A Snvor Gielow came back to consciousness said it that he could distinguish between the lum imagined himself dead and nothex passing of a two horse vehicle and a You brought me here then Build lp Returnina through a maze of dreams He seemed ing could drive the delusion out of hifi StrensrtU single one After awhile everything brain One day the physician had n to be in the studio laughing at Henri claimed Gielow in wonder was the counts reply became quiet and he judged that it was Certainly for draping a curtain awkwardly Next happy thought and said to him a cry he was with Dorothy in the conserva He set his lantern down and leaned night JCooked scraped beef being Did you ever see a dead mafi she never had against the closed door strong point in an upward diet ana tory at her home Long dragging hours elapsed then bleed K i r iriT Where am I in the name of mercy vn wS Then a swift seemed so beautiful the sounds awoke to life again and he eyfcn aiieiwam n m Xo he replied very explicil directions regarding it draught of cold air seemed to be strik- gasped Gielow The Leading Specialists of America knew that another duy had broken Did you ever hear of a dead mail anYou will never know that Touching the uneven rocks of one of the bleeding Buy a steak from the round an inch or ing his feet and ankles She held some 20 YEARS IN OHIO an inch and one half thick cut at the flowers towards him and he tried to swered the count with a satisfied smile walls he discovered that they were moist Xo 250000 Cured Would you believe that you have been and crawling to them he licked their point where the suriace is one suaiu take them but could not lift his hand Well if you will permit me I will on that straw for three days slimy surfaces with his parched tongue try piece of lean meat not divided into or stir a muscle She glided away sleeping an experiment with you and see if WECURESTRICTURE but this only seemed to irritate his you bleed or not forms or sections with fat There will melting into a vast bank of orchids but and three nights may be slowly replied the thhvst without giving relief so he threw That be three forms in the solid piece a long when he essayed to follow his feet Thousands of yonn and middlo aged The patient gave his consent The menaro troubled with this diseaso many two smaller oner but they are seemed chained to the floor He gave artist for I am starving on the straw and tried to doctor whipped out his scalpel and himself back one and unconsciously They may have a smart Ah yes it is time for you to feel practice what he had heard a mental drew a little blood compact and will scrape asily Draw a sudden cry of terror as she vanished ing sensation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis It will scientist say about the efficacy of igspoon firmly ami easfly across the and his voice seemed to rebound from that way replied Bantinni the There he said you see that you chaive difficulty in commencing weak fciirfacc not digging n or bearing on the walls and ceiling which appeared be hard from now on I could let you noring the belief in hunger or thirst to bleed that proves that you are nut organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STR1C enough lo get off little chunk- - to have contracted Then he awoke and sleep your life away without a mo- escape suffering when deprived of food dead hard TURK Dont let doctors experiment on vou bv cutting stretching or tearing The rejected parts remaining may be found himself enveloped in such pro- ments pain if I were to hypnotize you or water But he failed in this and alNot at all the patient instantly vou this will not euro vou as it will re Make a little found darkness that he wondered if again but I shall not waste the time lowed visions of cool sparkling streams replied utilized for that proves that dead meh turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT I was under your influence then in sunlit meadows to pass before his can bleed MENT absorbs tho stricture tissue enke of the scraped pub and pan bis soul were released from his body San Francisco Argonaut hence remo ves the stricture nermanen tly a small spider put and adrift in space Completely boil it that is heat eyei mind He never thought of DoroIt can never return No pain no suffer And for what reason What he exclaimed thy now except us seated with him at a Great God Slzlngr lp Poor Papa a bit of butter in it and when united ing no dotontioa trom business by our method Tho sexualorgansarestrength The count laughed sumptuous table pour off all that does not adhere to the can this mean Where am I Th heir and- hope of the family at ened Tho nerves aro invigorated and I dont mind telling you my plan Once when he put his head in a new Blank castle was a little rogue of He tried to recall his latest conscious the bliss of manhood returns pan low put in the meat cake cover ly enough to secure a delhis brain seemed be- It will give you something to think position to avoid the piercing of the about five summers One day at lunch moments but and cook slew Everything was chaos He about in your solitude If you will re- sharp pointed stones he felt a tiny he was very disobedient His father icate pink ki the middle without brown numbed Thousands of young and raiddlo aged ing the outside Then add a little boil moved his hand and felt a clasp of flect you will remember that Caruthers stream of fresh air shooting from the whose orders had been repeatedly ig- ¬ men are having their cexiial vigor and boil up cold steel on his wrist He heard a was the only barrier to any mans mar wall about a foot from the floor Ex nored at last struck the table to ac- ¬ vitality continually sapped by this dis ing water by wayofgrav ease They are frequently unconscious once and serve on a hot plate Later chain rattle Aghast terrified ineffa rying Miss Huntington and getting the amining the stone in that vicinity he centuate his parental authority and of the caueo of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail William you for when such great care is iot necessary bly he moved the other hand It also benefit of her fortune Well Caruthers found a lon irregular crack through said indignantly ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem On which the air entered Then he began get who I am The velvet eyed a chained to the stones beneath him is non est he has been murdered cook these cakes more quickly browu ory Irritability at times Smarting ben sation Sunken Eyes with dark circle and the result will be Fie attempted to draw up his feet They the night the crime was discovered you to beat ihc stone w ith his handcuffs and scamp looked dp and with subtle siming the outside Weak Back General Depression Lack you iervan in my pres noticed when he struck it near the plicity said so easily too were manacled confessed to Oh no youre only muv more savory though not quite Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition ied ence that you had committed the deed Parts etc GLEET and ttTRICTURB digested Ella Morris Kretsehmar in crack that it gave forth the sound of vers husband and the hereditary leg ¬ Then he lay motionless and may bo tho caue Dont consult family broken rather than of solid stone islator remained speechless amid the oror nore to recall past events Dor then you packed your bag and fled Womans Home Companion doctors as they have no experience in said Gielow slowly hi Again and again he beat the rock until derisive laughter of his guests Lon these snccial diseases dont allow Absurd Yes he remembered calling on othv Quacks to experiment on you Consult God Manners Specialists who have made a life study of tier and humbly confessing his sor- staring eyes fixed in horror on the face he felt more air coming in at th cleft don Telegraph Good manners cannot be learned in a row Diseases of Men and Women OurNSW end then his heart bounded with ex for having publicly quarreled with of the Italian METCHOD TREATMENT will posi There are certain forms moment You remember nojthing about it for poctation for he had loosened a piece Great Strides tively cure you One thousand dollars Caruthers She had readily forgiven which society has agreed that people him and shed tears at something she you were hypnotized said the count of the rock about a foot long by two for a case we accept for treatment ana Do vou attempt to deny that w cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure must conform to if they wish to ap- ¬ would not explain He remembered he had have been making great strides In cr but if you will believe an eye witness inches in width and when not pear well bred and these are often CURES GUARANTEED inquired the Spanish officetelling her that he was not going to vou plaved the part most naturally tugged at it for several moments it fell ilization t all what the natural inclination We treat and enre EMISSIONS holder the reception at the Palace hotel the fol The papers of New York have been full to the floor would prompt one to do under the VARICOCELE SYPHILrS GLKKT understood that he of you for the past three days replied the disgusted Then joy untold a stream of day Not at all STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRKT Children must be taught lowing night She seen publicly The count paused and fedsted on Gie light flashed into his face and for an citizen Xot at all The only diffi ¬ DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG and we must nndbe shrank from being to go and dance lows expression ES KTDNEY and RLADDER Diseases thse conventions are sometimes Iow though she begged him instant blinded him When his eves culty is that w3 have been walking BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE surprised f they Washington Star he had become accustomed to the unwont backward What have you tjo say to that FREE auce with her She reminded him that If unable to call write for in learning them nor despair if after QUF3TTON BLANK tot JiOtlS ed brightness he saw that there was a was away but even that did added with a fiendish chuckle TREATMENT Days of Horror much teaching they at times relapse Caruthers p I simply dont believeit said the widening crevice through the solid rock aeienmiwuuu barbarism Patient perse not alter nis and her aunt were going prisoner slowly ¬ I was in Paris dur into native First Traveler Yon have cut me off from the interior of the cell to the outverance in training them will at last arly for she 50 feet be- ¬ ing the Liege from information and intend to torture side And through it about Show with Count Bantinni Second Traveler I was in New York produce the desired result The con ¬ to the Horse neath him he saw a paved roadway to dTess my mind with your Satanic inventions her 122 W FOURTH STREET that seems so irksome and it was almost time forhow hard he during the draft riots stant repetition Well how do you bordered by trees and grass Oh thats iteh NThen he remembered Scotland daily CINCINNATI O Third Traveler I was in combined with the silent force of But owing to the downward ten worked all the next day and how he like the looks oi that will effect the end in strikers paraded tna example on a lounge Bantinni took from his pocket a fold- - dency of- the fissure his range of vision when the railway N Y Wealdy child Ladies Home Jour ¬ threw himself that night ver- limited In fact he could see streets with bagpipes and tried to sleep Finding this im- - ed newspaper and opening it held the was ¬ ¬ ¬ sl-l-i-s- v -- N S -5 IV mm 1 oi m Arrm m ¬ TIME TABLE ¬ -- ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rrn ¬ h i ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ 1 ¬ i -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ 1 I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- H I - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 i t- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ soup-makin- g- ¬ w ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WECURE GLEET ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Kennedy Kergan ¬ -- view--weiib- icd nal 1 v L4 L 4 BSHft THE BOURBON TEW8 PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH HOW TO FIND OUT TVA 21 1899 SPRING SHIRT WAIST I PORTO RICOS FIRST CIRCUS Mr your water and let it stand twenty four hours a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys if it stains your linen it is evidence of kidney trouble too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the back Is also con- ¬ vincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order What to do There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheuma- a bottle or common glass with It lias Many Points of Difference from That of Last Sea ¬ son The new shirt waist i a subject of vast interest and importance to every wonan in the land for no matter how pojr the may be she greets the sum mer attired in a trim light waist and a tidy dark skirt The new shirt waist has many points of difference from last years waist In the tirst place It Jaafe seven essen tial pointts of difference from the old shirtwaist How exciting Especially win n we had about concluded that the shirt wrist schemes could be expanded no It Wati the First American Attract After the Victory of Our Troop The first American amusement en ¬ terprise which invaded Porto Rico after said the American troops landed Ralph Pomeroy of the Columbia thea ¬ ter was a little Americo Japanese cir ¬ cus which stopped on its way hom from a tour of South America and put up its little round topped tent just outside the city of Ponce It lasted one week during which time the tent was packed twice a day with appreciative audi- ¬ ences but very little money came in at the door Then it died a miserable death at the hands of a Spanish sheriff or some other kind of petty civil office The way of it was this The Second iml Third Wisconsin regiments some Ini ted States regular artillery batter ¬ ies and Illinois volunteer engineers were camped just outside of Ponce and justaoross the road from where the tent was pitched The Japanese manager of the show had expected Uiat the military would be his best paying patrons but the fact that none of them had had any pay for about three months completely upset - his plans The natives were awed bj- the presence of the troops and in no mood for amusement of any kind and the result was that very few gave up their coin at the door The first day the show opened the manager thought to gain the go6d will of the soldiers by admitting them all free as soon as the performance began He thus estab ¬ lished a precedent of which the sol ¬ diers took advantage at every per-¬ They would stand around formance by companies until the wheezy hand organ announced that the perform- ¬ ance had begun when thev advanced by rushes into the tent filling every available inch but committing no vio- ¬ PHE pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy Syrup of Figs manufactured lence and keeping the best of order by the California Fig Syrup Company illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles Xo circus ever had a more appreciative or demonstrative audience Every act of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste It is the one perfect strengthening laxative of the Japanese jugglers American and acceotable to the system ¬ song and dance team and lady contortion ist was encored But not even in CLEANSING THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY DISPELLING Porto Pico can a show live on applause unaccompanied by coin and at the end COLDS AND HEADACHES PREVENTING FEVERS of the week poor little Fukino the Jap- ¬ OVERCOMING HABITUAL CONSTIPATION PERMANENTLY anese manager saw his tent and prop- ¬ erties seized for debt and he and his five performers were compelled to ap-¬ Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance and its acting on the kidneys ply to the military authorities for liver and bowels gently yet promptly without weakening or irritating them make it the ideal laxative transportation to America which they In the process of manufacturing figs are used as they are pleasant to the taste but got on one of the returning troopships The soldier boys will always feel grate- ¬ THE MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE OBTAINED FROM SENNA AND OTHER AROMATIC PLANTS ful however to Manager Fukino for furnishing them the one little ray of In order to get its beneficial effects and amusement that lit up their hard by a method known to the California Fig Syrup Company only to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package worked and ill fed daysiin Porto Kico St Louis Republic Consumers of the choicest products of modern commerce purchase at about the same price that others ¬ tism pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passage It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to get up many times during the night t The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis ¬ tressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug gists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about it both sent absolutely free by mail Address Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y When writing be sure and mention that you read this generous offer in this paper ¬ TEE HOTEL POTENTATE One of the Old Sort Who Wore the Air of a Monarch of the Highest Order When I was in business with W C Coup the famous circus man said Mr J A Whyte the impresario we once had occasion to make a business trip to the northwest and stayed a week or so in a certain big city the name of which isnt essential to the story We put up at the leading hotel which is one of the finest and best known in the United States and would have enjoyed ourselves if it hadnt been for has since become obsolete thank heaven a haughly disdainful potentate who con sidered it beneath his dignity to show the slightest courtesy to any of the guests of the house Mr Coup as all who knew him ¬ the head clerk He was one of a breed that ¬ The fulliuss in the front piece is made by plaits in tvd groups One group is run into the neckband as close aa can be sewn- to the button strip and the other into the shoulder seam about two inches from the first group The plaits turn out away from the center--just tie- reverse of the-- former way The yoke no longer appears imiront but is entirely confined to the back of fhe shirt waist and that in- a modified form For instead of the yoke coming dow n in a point behind there is a point cut away in the center of it and the material of the back piece of the waist runs all the way up to the neck hand in the middle The sleeves of the new waist are about the saane size as las- years but the cuffs are somewhat narrower and the corners to be quite correct must turn back like those of a Piccadilly collar Shirred tucking is used on the more elabprate waist It is very effective es¬ pecially when made up in alternate rows with lace insertion A beautiful soft and washable fab ric called silk pongee is the favorite ma terial for the best shirt waist This ma terial shows a delicate floral design as well as cording in form of a plaid Two new neckties which in all probability will be seen accompanying the new shirt waist the narrow sat hi ties with iiry nickel buckles andt holts just like little belts and the mascot with a very wide end The latter has with it if so desired a stock collar to match Chicago Chronicle t -¬ further Hi taNfsOMBINATie V will confirm was a polished man of the world totally careless of money never complaining but accustomed to punctilious It is Done in a Plain and Simple Man He bumped against the majestic service ner with Xeedle and ruler of the register several times and en Thread dured his affronts in silence At last he told me quietly to secure quarters at another Household embroidery is a form of hotel which I was only too glad to do I reported that arrangements had been made decorative work entirely distinct from and he went down to settle our account that known as art needlework and What is our bill Mr King he asked as- its name signifies a form of suavely My names not Kinc snapped the is used to embellish in a prac- ¬ clerk and proceeded to figure up the needlework Coup took out his pocketbook amount tical manner household articles prin- ¬ Strange he said pensively but I have cipally bed linen table linen towels been under the impression all along that and childrens underwear your name was King WelVmy name aint In Denmark and lermany the mark ¬ King retorted the clerk and I dont know how you got that idea Nor I said Coup ing of linen in this wav is as much a unies it was because you act so much like matter of course as the hem on a sheet N O Times Democrat one or a ¬ - MARKING LINEN W St Jacobs Oil cures Soreness St Jacobs Oil cures Stiffness r See Bad sprain is cured magic worked it St Jacobs Oils e dOublpR Watchman hR trials OVlCk fnmnliinc x cated A rheumatic affection is never recipro- ¬ Christian Work THE ROUGH RIDER BUCK TflYJ LOR Pe-ru-- SAYS na is the Best Catarrh Cure on Earth It Has Cured Me xM 1 MM Sergeant Buck Taylor Sergeant Buck Taylor one of the famousi Bough Biders is a personal friend of Governor Roosevelt of New York He accompanied Governor Koose- velt on his great stumping tour through upper New York state He and scraggy She was in despair hav- ¬ ing used a host of different tonics with- ¬ out benefit when a French maid sug ¬ gested brushing the hair the wrong way assuring her mistress that in Paris this was a favorite way of groom ¬ ing the hair The American woman de ¬ cided to try the experiment Her maid carefullv divided the hair into many small parts and then with a huge and of catarrh Send for book entitled Facte and very stiff brush began her work Hold ing the extreme end of the strand to be Sent free by The Faces brushed in her left hand she started Drug MTg Co Columbus O at thebottom of it and brushed upward toward the head After each strand had gone through this process the maid A Mmtiuvt Black by smoothed each hair back into its orig inal position Now the woman brushes her hair in this manner each night and declares it has MiHiiiHaa morning She than an expensiveproved r more beneficial tonic fns W cent of all druggists or B F ftiU at CO -t- X Y Herald JHmkiUkiiEL ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-- na the field during the late war The Sergeant has the following to I think there is no say of better medicine on earth than Peru na It for catarrh It has cured me would take a volume to tell you all is the good it has done me on earth and I the best eatarrh cure know for I have tried nearly all of them Respectfully Bock F Taylor Winter weather causae catarrh Ev But everybody erybody knows tiki doesi cot slop to think that winter weather delays the cure of catarrh It takes longer to cure a case of catarrh in the winter generally than in the warm season Spring is here Now i the time favorable to the treatment of old and especially stubborn cases Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na was promoted through gallantry in The Mystery of the Two Sleeve One must be unusually quick witted to endure the cross examination of a l skillful lawyer In an action for pay- ¬ is in this country It is ment of a tailors account a witness tablecloth a pity that as much cannot be said for swore that a certain overcoat was badly this country as attention to details of made one sleeve being shorter than the this sort goes far to make up the dainty other You will refiinements of home life said the lawyer slowly The household lettering is really rising to cross examine swear that all that is required in order to mark one of the sleeves was shorter than tba ones linen simply and beautifully and other to do these letters satisfactorily re I will said the witness quirts hardly any practice The prinThen sir thundered the lawyer cipal stitches employed are outline of quickly with a flash of indignation a very fine and even quality long and I am tounderstand that you positively short stitch buttonhole stitch French deny that one of the sleeves was longer knots satin stitch feather stitch and than the other seed stitch Startled the witness said I do de ¬ Table linen looks best in pure white ny it For towels red white blue or a mix- ¬ A storm of laughter ensued ture of any two is suitable In house had died away the lawyer saidAfter it mean ¬ hold lettering the effect depends en ¬ ingly tirely upon the care with which the Thank you sir Ive no more ques ¬ work is done Little details should be tions Philadelphia Saturday Post attended to No matter how the stitches may be worked if the letter is Reflection of a Bachelor stamped on the cloth in a careless There is some excuse for the babies slovenly way the effect is completely to talk that way they dont know any ruined and if well stamped and poorly better worked the effect is the same Neat ¬ Probably if the women werent al- ¬ ness and exactness should be the motto lowed to cry at weddings they would laugh at funerals Hartford Times The truest love a woman gives a man A Gentle Hint Polish yourself up madam you had a is the same kind which she gives to a pretty wit once a pleasant laugh a con- child and to give him this she must see versation that was not confined exclu- weakness in him The proportion of men who tell their sively to the shortcomings of servants wives all about their business is about the wrongdoings of tradesmen My dear madam we do not live on spot ¬ as great as the proportion of women less linen and crumbless carpets Hunrt who dont tell their husbands all about out that bundle of old letters you keep their home trials N Y Press tied up in faded ribbon at the back of your bureau drawer a pity you dont read them oftener lie did not en ¬ THE MARKETS thuse about your cuffs and collars gush about the neatness of your darn ¬ March en Cincinnati Oj 3 75 ing It was your tangled hair he iIVE STOCK Cattleommon34 Ho 46 Select butchers raved about jour sunny smile we have CALVES Fair to pood lijht 6 o o 6 b 3HOGS Coarse and neavy 37 not seen it for some years madam lixeii packers 3b g 3 Bn the fault of the cook and the butcher a0 3 80 Lijht shippers mi Choice I presume your little hands ycur rose ¬ SHi-EP- 30 i 4 oo LAMBS Spring 8 uw bud mouth- it has lost its shape FLOUR Winter frmiiy 2 45 2 N6 7 WheatNoJ red new Try a little less of GRAIN 3 red madam of late o a 11 scolding of Mary Ann and practice a o fo 3 mixed Oats No S dt 8tf laugh once a day you might get back Kv- - No 2 ft V the dainty curves It would be worth FAY P- m to choice 9 50 9 25 PROW ION Mess pork 7 trying It was a pretty mouth once Qt 5 074 Lrd Jerome K Jerome BU TER Choice dairy a 12 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s- pay for cheap and worthless imitations To come into universal demand and to be everywhere considered the best of its class an article must be capable of satisfying the wants and tastes of the best informed purchasers The California Fig Syrup Company having met with the highest success in the manufacture and sale of its excellent liquid laxative remedy of Figs it has become important to all to have a knowledge of the Company and its product The California Fig Syrup Company was organized more than fifteen years ago for the special purpose of manufacturing and selling a laxative remedy which would be more pleasant to the taste and more beneficial in effect than any other known The great value of the remedy as a medicinal agent and of the Companys efforts is attested by the sale of millions of betflfres annually and by the high approval of most eminent physicians As the true and genuine remedy named Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only the knowledge of that fact will assist in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other parties Sup All rRNIA JTG 5YRVF Q svmiFor Sale by All Druggiste her tall husband went to dinner one night Will you have oygters asked the man glancing over the bill of fare Yes said the short little woman as 6he tried in vain to touch her toes to the floor And John I want a hassock John nodded and as he handed his order to the waiter he said Yes and bring a hassock for the lady One hassock asked the waiter with what John thought more than ordinary in terest as he nodded in the affirmative Still the waiter did not go but brushed the table cloth with a towel and rearranged the articles on it several times while his face got very red Then he came around to Johns side and speaking sotto voce said Say mister I havent been here long and Im not on to all these things Will the lady have the hassock boiled or fried Chicago ¬ - fS50 50 Price Jtf aSStf - YORK Per Bottle taurants that the short little woman and It Waiter in a Dilemma was in one of the large downtown res- ¬ Only Theres eii per acre One ard of Quality in Athletic Goods Spalding Accept no substitute Handsome Catalogue Free A G SPALDING Chicago New York BROS Stand- ¬ Ir you doubt write them i e wisn togaia 100100 new customers hence will send on trial 10 pkrsof rare farm seeds Salt Bush Rnpe for Sheep tneyJUOO Corn Uig Your Oats icardicss Baricj Sailers 8ecds are Warranted to Prodnte Mtoiitshed the world rMahlon Luthr E Troy F rbT xrowios 20 bnslirli Big Four OaU J Rreidtr 173 bush MUbicott WI and n Lovejoy Red Viae Minn by rrowlnr 3 0 buh Salzert corn SEEDS bry FARM 10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR 10c Broniuslnermls i ¬ TleldingT tons nay per acre on ury sons etc 40c Wheat Including our mammotn Heed Catalogue telling all about our Farm you upon receipt or Out seeds etc all mailed IOC postage positively worth J10 to get a start 100000 at S5 Denver - flgp Chronicle solid nickel or gold- plated hunting fully guaranteed to anyone start- Inir an Overland Club Send a cents for particu- ¬ lars OVERLAND MONTHLY San Francisco CaL FREE A HANDSOME WATCH Flease end this adv along bbliL Keed fotutocs and up a bbl pkgt sarliest vegcta- bio seeds 1100 M No K alone Sc Catalog w JyswefRpS j orn--N- For Infants and Cnildren JJ In S t Send your address on a postal and S we will send you our 158 page illus- trated catalogue free WINCHESTER 180 REPEATING ARMS CO ic APPLES Choice to fancy Hair Baekvrards bu Have you ever tried brushing your POi AlOESPee CHICAGO hair the wrong way I know a little FLOUR Winter patent woman whose hair had long been thin GRAIN Whtat--Nt reu No Chicago spring Mm hi iik P to choice o creamerv Use Winchester Ave HEW HAYEK COlWJjtj re 22 4 00 W tj 4 50 i 20 3 CO 3 50 CORN No OATS No PORK--Me-- Z tTttW 61 dt -- o 6- SignaturcTnl 4 2 s LARD NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHKAT No 2red CORN bteum 2 85 5 o 75 6 4t A r 314 26 90 5 ZS 4 no j JMT IJiiA R For Over Thirty Years 1000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY The Kind You Have Always Bought THBET NEW YOU CITY 24 Tt 8 TMC CCNTAU COMPANY TT MUMRAV RY- E- No mixed 41to 9 95 7 4 11Y1Y WfriVr Oats FORK LaRj Mixed Nw Western Mess a y 05 10 mmmm 25 -u FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern i BALTIMORE 2 red 7fcS 7 3 3 VmFSKEKDYED CATTLE Pirst quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN-Wheat-- Corn M xed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western fa fr 6J 1J 7 FORBID A FOOL A THING AND THAT HE WILL DO DONT USE Permanent Iv cures all Itchinir Burnin ScaImt ScalpandSkin Diseases sucn as Salt Kbeuus Ec-¬ zema Scald UearlCbilblaius Piles Burns Bat Humors Dandruff Itching Scalp Kallinjr Hair thickening and making it Soft Silky and Luxuri ¬ ant All Face Eruptions producing a Soft Clear Beautiful Skin and Complexion It efntatoe no lead Sulphur Cantharides or anything inrious An easy great seller Lady canvassers tt to 93 a day Druggists or mall AOc CupMarle Manufacturing Co N Y Address T II I QI kcl J MANSFIEM Agt GLEN RIDGE M 34o u 4 50 4 4j CiVt 4H 4 50 A SAPOLIO WrrWrWfWrWWWW LIQUID EXTRACT OF SMCKE Made from hickory wood Cheaper deal aweter and surer tban tbe old way Send js fcUXlbjaJi circular UttV Milton BICYCLES Overstock Host Ue Itosed OoU ma vuaru iw noDEta No S ¬ Buckinghams iii Dye Oais Corn No No 2 2 mixed mixed 331 --y LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corr Mxed Oats Al ced PCRK Jlew LikD sieuui -- j 73 7 Ch 4 0J 7u 3 Meat smoked in a few boars with KRAUSERS MMSE A oasis I1 J- - apis wassl Ui atredte CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Wjt h m Bjdsr Atmi tasav Writs utbnmt In approval idvumc EARmmBinYOIF lflMa ulu h W ibrp to A trl without o 11 aa new S3 tQ 910 Grast factory clearing sals guaranteed 9975 to 16 Shopworn A see on J band wheels good A at com Ufn for P A MEAD ANK E PRENTISS Chicago w iiosr TviaXoiZZ III 304 10 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use In time Bold by druggists 1733 li2 00 WHS please state that yon saw the AriTtrtlse st is this pae WMITIXGr TO ADVKKTIMKKs J 8 Trees Plants vines n I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH MILLERSBURG News Note Gathered 21 1889 n fPfe Is 5 1 Bare Mr II In And About The Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchaid Lawn or Garden Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs We employ no agents ¬ llllllll iwnvtmimw9t ImjLt fjlfHJ but sell direct at reasonable prices Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on application to ill BlmMllS J H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Telephone 279 Ky MJWmXSM COFFEES 1 KOYAL PRIDE cup of Coflee full SRtisfflfitinn tn Invars af r Bffl 1 Winchester Miss Fannie Beeding returned Satur day from Cincinnati Mrs Minnie Rale returned Saturday from a visit to Cincinnati Mr Joe Mock visited in Maysville from Saturday until yesterday Chas Cheney of North Middletown was here yesterday on business Mrs Chas N Johnson went to Cin¬ cinnati Monday to see the styles A lot of nice maple trees for sale ¬ Royce Allen spent Sunday in TOGCERY HINTS Spring And Summer FIRST Consider SaA llVi1 crnnA fTZ ij yS 2i I i Jm n ill m rH nttlHnB mlm Is carefully selected and will give KBWtr f tVBi HH Hj lo KJ LORD CALVERT selected and blended so as to give great delicacy of flavor with extra Strength Purity guaranteed T M PURNELL Mr Jo McClelland and Forrest Brooks attended Mt Sterling court Monday Mr Ralph Miller of Cincinnati was the guest of lady friends here Friday Miss Mary Mann has returned from a visit witn Mrs Joe Maze at Blue Licks 2t The magnitude of the offerings The novelty of the style The astonishing variety The matchless price SECOND Is of the highest grade carefully SUPERBA Will mike the whole family cheerful as it is of the finesi Java and Mocha blend Try it and if not ¬ satisfied your money will be funded re- ¬ HUNTER A Coftee far superior to anyjcoffee seilins at 6o cents a DOuud it is of the finest Mocha and Java carefully Mended and will give perfect eatisfaction i The great Ttrnptrenc medi- ¬ cine which does not brace up but builds up It purifies the ¬ strengthens the STOMACH and heals the LUNGS BLOOD ¬ BOURBON JAVA good splendid Old Bourbon BuperfLie Try it You will like it Is like everything eUe made in G N PA RRIS RAILROAD TIME CARD Sole By L NRR OF TRAINS ARRIVAL Pleurisy and pneumonia are frequently developed in a very short 9paoe of time from a common cold and if such an acute inflammation of the lungs is not promptly allayed the worst may happen With the aid of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup however you need not have any fear j for this great remedy speedily subdues the eases the pain in inflammation and always effects a cure breathing in a wonderfully short time ¬ Pleurisy 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 325 p m nFPRTUTtE P TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a pm 1010 m 538 p DeBnils Goue h Syrup Cures PlouHsy and Pneumonia Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it ITice 25 ets At all diuggists To Lexington To Cincinnati 340 p m 5 1 am 51 a m m m mmona iiUb a m D4 i 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p in F B Carr Aent 54 p m 1014 p m 747 a m t1 0 LH Landman M Ohio D Those farmers expecing to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted from China in f All persons having claims against the estate of Young W Moran deceased PARIS KENTUCKY will present them at once to me properParib vVill be at the Windsor Hotel ly proven as required by law v Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Saturday April 1st 189S All persons indebted to the estate of promptly answered Attorney-At-La- w Your same will please call at my office and solicited Prices reasonable work is TUESDAY MARCH 14 1899 PariB Kentucky my settle On the premises at 10 oclock a m oblige T D Judy It new residence on Higgins avenue Paris returning every second Tuesday in eacl HENRY SPEARS Take your laundry to J Will Clarke Ky Office on Broadway up srairp 2 doo r month Executor of Y W Moran House contains 6 large rooms recepReeerencb Every leading physiciai agent for Bourbon Steam of Paris Will vWeat of Boukbon News 28feb lmo repair your collar bands free Send tion hall 2 corridors bath dressing Paris Kentucky Phone 58 Wednesday evening and return Friday trunk and laundry rooms china and DEALSB IN Mr and Mrs Owen lngels and son linen closets and large presses cabinet Furniture Window Shades Oil llen Mr and Mrs Sanford Allen and mantels art and plate glass through bouse large porches with pump on Cloths Carpets Mattresses Miss Lizzie Wall Allen spent Sunday rear porch hot and cold water and gas Etc with Mrs Louis Rogers near Little 1 yipti ftyftry room haated by furnace A bay horse came to my place mile Keck dry ellaw under entire boote slate roof from Cane Ridge Post ffice Special attention fiven to Undertak ¬ about We have the yonngest miller in tfc Lot 60x208 ft is 10 or 12 years old 16 hands ing and Repairing 6th He itate John Foster Maher 17 years ohi One of the most modern houses in the high 2 white hind feet Owner can Main Street Paris Kt and the most polite aDd accommodating city all in first class order and must ba have same by proving property and payHe will f nroish you the old process flour seen to be appreciated Persons desir- ing charges for keep and advertising meal short or bran on the shortest ing to purchase will be shown through ¬ BOB CROUCH notice premises It CALDWELLS Tjsrms One third cash balance one Cane Ridge Ky Mrs Martha Shockley aged Died 1893 72 died Sunday morning at 7 oclock at and two years without interest CONSTIPATIONil her residence here Funeral was l E B JANUARY reached Monday afternoon at M E Church by Rv W S Grinstead burial LEXINGTON KY A T Forsyth Attctr jan 2uio it cemecwry She had been a great suf insurance Policies A first class power Grinding Mill Lite ferer an invalid and confined to her bed grind 60 to 75 barstandard make will The tor the past seven years with the excepALWAYS DAINTY pretty work of bright rels of ear corn per day with 10 horse girls under the tion of a few weeks last fall BOUGHT FOR CASH fftiltwMtfW KSSfJ direction of skilled men in surroundings as power Will sell cheap clean as a parlor make It positive that R P Barnett The cadets of the M T S will have S Peebles Candy is always dainty an open session of the Society Friday Money cannot buy any ALWAYS PURE higher grade ingredients rveuing March 24th in the Gymnasium at the M T S building The Millers WOMEN used than are used in the manufacture of Peebleu Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always bnrg Orchestra will fnrnish music to think fe ¬ TEETII EXTRACTED pure and wholesome Admis ion 10 cents The Cadets will male diseases AE IAAV FRFH AGENTS are supplied entertain their friends afterwards in could o n y be WITHOUT PAIS nLfinO rrVLOn daily from the factory We have rented the rtcklen st re their new reading room 3t treated after lo with Peebles Candy insuring that it is always opposite the toom on Main strett examina-¬ ca fresh and delicious Superior to others bat NO COCAINE NO GAS The Board of Trustees of the old Ken Court bouse recently wcait d by Matt price no higher Try it tions by physi- ¬ on Wednesday tucky Wesleyan College Buildiiig and Long and we will A simple application to the pnms nsed Agents for Allefrretti A Rnbels delicious cians Dread of grounds has leased to Prof C M Best March 22 open at that place a first only by me and acknowledged by the Chocolate Creams A fall line always on hand treatment such class restaurant We will serve lunch public to be the best and easiest and tbe grounds and buildings for the term kept thousands of of three yearn with the privilege of R Peebles Sons Co at all noun- - and will furnish table absolutely free from any after effects The Joseph modest women holding same for five years TheptrOufi board by day or week Call and get Uatepboric treatment for painlesf silent about their JOSEPH S PEEBLES Prest of the school and the citizens generally our rates and we assure you the best filling Cmcvvvw ois suffering The in- ¬ Zts- Established m are highly pleased to know that Prof fare and good service troduction of O 1840 Peebles Candy is sold exclusively in this city by Best and his excellent wife are to ree PETTY BOWMAN Wine of Cardu has now demon- ¬ Set of teeth 800 main with us They have been here for G S VARDEN Proprietors agencies for Lyleburn that nine tenths of all tho We desire to establish strated Upper and lower 1500 nix yars and ttey have established one JAS FKE SON Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner cases of menstrual disorders do 50 ets np Silver fillings of the best training schools in the- South not require a physicians attention Gold fillings 10 -- xy They have the confidence and patronage The simple pure at all 5 Gold crowns of our people This has been the1 most 50 cts Painless extraction prosperous year of the schools existence and it has the prospect of being mnch J R ADAIR D 0 S larger next year Prof Best has already received many letters of inquiry from a 321 Main St Paris Ky mat distance asking terms etc for next 500000 of best leading varieties such opp Court house ir vear taken In the privacy of a womans as Buback Haviland Gandy and oth8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hoots own home insures quick relief and ers We sell in lots of 50 100 or 1000 Womeri need not Telephone 79 speedy cure Price 2 per 100 For Xurther inforhesitate now Wine of Cardul re¬ finest in the South Cincinnati to Solid trains mation apply to or address Besiience For Sale quires no humiliating examina-¬ daily via the Queen and Crescent and Jacksonville JOHN TRABUE tions for its adoption It cures any connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Ruddels Mills Ky disease that comes under the head till mayl I will offer at public sale to the high- ¬ disordered of female troubles Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service est bidder on menses falling of the womb Santiago and Terms 5 and 5J per cent on real to Nassau Key West Havana tit i Saturday March 25 1899 whites change of life It makes estate mortgage Low rate round trip tickets San Juan women beautiful by making them D MOORE at lOoclock a m on the premises my ROGERS The Train Service is perIt keeps them young by well 11AM T 168ep 6mo residence situated on Vine street m Paris Ky 100 at keeping them healthy fect in detail Fast schedNA55AU Ky Pads KEYWtiTa V the drug store w ules 24 hours 0 Jackson Said residence contains 5 rooms halls - fUMTAMZAS V W HAVANA xl For advice la cues requiring special ville 54 hours bath ronm cellars and has all modern Insurance in the Hurst Home only directions address giving symptoms Phone 136 conveniences and is in first class repair Cincinnati to cost the policy holders fifty cents on the the Ladies Advisory Department ¬ Terms One third cash and balance The Chattanooga Medidae Co Chatta hundred dollars during the year 1897 Havana nooga Teaa in one and two years and bearing interOffice Fourth and Pleasant Ste WCRlNEARSON O W Milter Agent pSantiago V est at 6 per cent per annum WL ADDISON MtCary Miss tayn Paris Ky GPA Hours Office Persons desiring to purchase will be Cincinnati I use Wine of Cardul extensively in 7 to 10 a m my practice and find it a most excellent shown the premises on application CALOWEllj 2 to 4 p m Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati N C FISHER Attorney Benton of Cynthiana was the truest of his sister Mrs Letton Fri day For Sale 2male registered Poland China hogs ready for service Chas R Turner It Messrs Kirby Denton and T Righter of Raddles Mills visited friends here Sunday John Layson Jr of Cynthiana was the guest of his parents from Saturday till Monday Miss Anna Thornton of Paris spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother and family Mrs Louis Rogers of Bramblette was the guest of her father J G Allen yesterday Found A ladies muff the day of Jas W Conway 8 burial Call and pay for ad and get muff Born On March 10th at Pine Bluff to the wife of T Hudson nee Modie Andrews a daughter Ollie Marshal returned Saturday from Atlanta where he has been attending Dental College this Winter Chas- - Burris colored of this place received thrt e years in the penitentiary last wek at Paris for forgery Carpenter Bros sold last Saturday their fancy bav team of horses to Cpt Shields o New Oi leans Price 1500 Mis Ida Fleming of Aberdeen Ohio and Miss Ora Fisher of Carlisle are guests of Mr and Mrs Jas Plummer Miss Bina Daily of Rose Hill was the guest of her brother Jas Daily Friday Miss Mabel Daily her sister returned home with her Mr Chas and Ed Martin returned Saturday from Poiudexter with their 12 fiue bonnds where they had a fine fox hunt last week Miss Bettie Tom Vimo t entertained about a dozen of her youug lady and gentlemen friends to a delightful Gretn Ta on Friday evening Chas N Johnson has purchased tl e brick residence where he now resides opposite the Methodist Chnrch from Jas Batterton Price 1000 Mary nee Cum Mis Parker Maysville well known here iniugs of was married to Mr Wm C Seawright uf Atlanta Oa on the 15th inst Those I no wing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle their accounts as I need money badlv and ¬ ¬ Merchant Tailor THIRD You will be impressed with the dignity of cut and shape of fashion seen only in the garments made by us OF course you will want something to wear want it made right and at proper price A SUIT that would not deign to notice 25 last Fall will smile sweetiy on 20 this season Compare the Garments made by this house with Any Expert measuring by a representative from the Company si The GMe Toiling Co The Great Cincinnati Tailors Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt THE full Sample Line and its a beauty will be ON DISPLAY supplemented with a MONDAY AND TUESDAY April 3d and 4th NOTE The Globe Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is conceded to be the largest strictly Merchant Tailoring House iu America controlling the best workmen in every department TWIN BROTHERS BOJRBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY BeslQCu For sale I will offr W Executors Hotice ¬ iotw nrvrcivnnTrv w MJ 9 v r at public sale on ¬ GEO W DAVIS HEMP SEED Horse Taken Up -- ¬ ¬ WJ SDR II PEPSlN FOR SALE ¬ ¬ ¬ THE NEW WAY 1 H STOUT Paris Ky sss SK fe Restaurant 1 ¬ vgT Cincinnati - Strawberry Plants FOR SALE -- Florida Havana ¬ ¬ Money To Loan ¬ ¬ I Will Kenney - E Physician Surgeon B ¬ - T Fcb lifto aknspakger i preparation lor lenuuo uouui j i w yth Auctr 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