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

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TH CHAMP MILLER BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AMD FRIDAY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NEWS Established Editors and Owners ebb i 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MARCH 24 1899 Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In Operatic Company at the Paris Grand Opera Hoase will easily be the most important mneical event of recent years in Paris Mme Scachi is concedei to be the worlds greatest coutralto and in the past has appeared with the fainoa Patti and other noted singers She will not be heard again in America after this season as she goes to St Petersburg to join the Royal Opera Company which is to make a tour of the principal cities of Europe Mine Scalchi has in her company some very noted artists who are new to the South The most noted is Signor Alberti the baritone who made his first appearance in this country with Maplesons Imperial Opera Co and bas a repertoire of sixty five grand operas Signor CauziH a tenor from the Milan and Theatre MdDZoni Noldi from the Helena Mile Theatre Milan a prima donna La Scala soprano who rank with the worlds greatest singer are also members of the Scalchi compshy The program will give Parisians ft bit of grand opera as it comprises six jnninbers from various grand operas t be followed by the fourth act of II Tipvatore which will be given in costutae with scenes and paraphernalia coiuplete Tbe Scalchi en gagement wilUbe the notable society and musical event of the season and the Grand will noiioubt contain a brilliant audience Moitiay night The sale of seats will begii at nine oclock Saturday morning at Br oks drug store ¬ NO 24 LIYER CHILLED PLOWS STODDARD DISC HARROWS HAMILTONS DISC HARROWS The Fover The appearance of the Scalchi Grand Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Tbird Street Oi po- N Freight Depot site the L -- GEO W STUART DEALER IN Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole FIED SEEDS OF EVERY YAFIETY Agent For The Celebrated MOUNT Affl 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 MUk 5ffM ChMI L Teleplione T WALLACES First class Goods TSmbroidery silk lOc per dozen - urn to STORE Are Standard tools of the highest grade They always do the worK ana ao it G et Be Sxre D lack Hawk Corn Planter STcm Tlie Best iiut Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Mon y Back JUST PRICES Adamantine pins lc per paper We offer no bait no scheme Always drops the same number of grains no thining corn alter the Black Hawk the great labor saver Mr Willar3 Newells conception of Curano de Bkqerac was an agreeable surprise to mist of the theatre goers at the Grand Tuesday night Though the performance mnnot be compared to Hair Pins lc a bunch 20 Marbles lc 20 Slate Penctls lc Richard tion Manlields elaborate produc- ¬ BIRDSELL WAGONS OLD HICKORY WAGONS OLDS WAGONS it was iot without considerable ¬ JTsTw LSO N I 1 R J NEELY DEALER Combine Strength Durability and Lasting Qualities Sold only fcy i Field oeci and Farming Implements CI A Tbe ltes of the play closely follow the Mafcfield version and a num ber of the uinor parts in the extensive cast wire maintained by judi Mr Newell is a concious doubliit scientious youjg actor who did some very creditablj work in several of the 8cene8jthoughpe neglect two or three was at his TzM effective acting He i iue luiru aui anu m me convent scene in the last act itiss de Vernon was a pretty Roxane whole acting was satisfactory A few were disappointed in the play The piece i strictly a one part play Cyrano havng the stage almost the entire time The lines are clever at times beau if ul and poetic but the play in to long and too talky aud lacks action But Cyrano is the fad of the seasoij and is the greatest money maker on thi roai merit ¬ ¬ - full eount 280 usually sold at 50c our price 22c Warranted Steel Hatchets as good as any on earth No 1 30c f 1 Pint Tin Cup lc Si i 33e 1 Nutmeg Grater lc All Silk 3Ioire and Taffeta Rib ¬ 1 Pepper Box lc Vallenciennes Lace lc per yd bonsin all shades and widths All siik Baby Ribbon lc per yd 7c to 22c per yard Ask to see them Giant C lever Bronze locks You are alwavs welcome whether vou buv or not lc per skein WALLACES BARGAIN SI OK 42 ssnui amagmJBt i y Main Street tarvm r ti9 jtmiivwuf sm 8 m fH j ¬ B Sk 3eW mik jJjJ i Landreths Seeds Berrys seeds J JB Rices Seeds in Bulk and Papers ir lTl - LATE MR EARLY Warehouse on the North side of the Co ted in the Simms and has on hand a large dismay 01 House Square Jaa M JHartiu8 newest play The Late Mr- Early will be produced at the opera house to uight The play ia a farce comedy written purely for laughing purposes and to cure the blues The cotnpanj in headed Dy Sharp and Flatt two nusical comedians who have been connected with several well known companies There ar j a dozen or more people in the cast and the plot of the play is so arranged as to give each one an opportunity to introduce a pleasing vaudeville act Reserved seats are on sale at Brooks drug store The engage ment is for to night only ¬ ¬ Mandeville IJing Flower Seeds Sweet Peas mixed colors in bulk Nasturtium mixed colors tail or dwarf in bulk - i I J M RION The Tenth Street Grocer lam now receiving a full line of The Clay Clement Company closed its season last week in St Louis and Mr and Mrs Clement sailed Saturday for a trip to Europe Mr Clement may arrant e to have his play produced iu Englaud of shoes we are offering at special sale this week are the fintet makes on our shelves TS broken lots tf CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS -- ¬ pJIBBHBB Davis Thomson Isgrig JUST WAGONS STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL THE VULCAN AND MALTA Any The Vulc u Plow Will Compete With LINE OF AND Plow CARRIA RECEIVED PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS G wSsm riiuwa Sold PLANTERS CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN ANH A BEST DISC HARROWS ALSO THE vr r UNU MACHINES AND ALL y MENTS WILL REEF ujn flii LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER HEMP ETC TIMOTH MJHJET m Qirv And a full line of hsaper jrradss I am also doing painting I bave ft good painic PURITY and will see that you ge a good job of painting GUARANTEED SOAP Sold By im Wagons oi in Mi Wort fl - J s wi G K PARRIS f JRMES H HKCGSRD - Oorr Tigh and Fourth Sts - - - Puii Ky flMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL T THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 24 1899 PE STILL LIVES Jon- - POWDER MILL EXPLOSION FIRE IN OMAHA Two Persons Dead Others May Die OUR FORCES ENTRENCHED Rallroad Across the English Channel Jolin Sherman Will Be Trnfsr retf to the Chicago at Santiago Over 3000 Founds of Smokeless Powder Lets Go Ihree Mer Killed and Several Others Injured The Filipinos Are Refraining From Mak ¬ plan of connecting that country with France by railway Engineers say a roadbed can be Tke Enjdiah Parliament is conaiderinc the Pexns Grove N J March 23 Over and Twenty Injured Many of Them Jumped to the Pavement Report of His Death Was Circulated Tuesday and the Subsequent Denial of the Rumor Caused Con ¬ flicting Emotions 3000 pounds of smokeless powder ex- ¬ ploded Wednesday at the E I Dupont Washington March 22 Seldom has Omcial Washington been more com ¬ pletely stirred by conflicting1 emotions than it was Tuesday by the announce ment first of the death of Hon John Sherman and then by the contradic ¬ tion of the report which came a few hours later the one giving a relief which was as marked as was the sorrow produced by the other The first report which came from iSew York was received at 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon and was circulated in the departments just before they closed for the day The announcement seemed to follow naturally the other cablegrams of the day stating that the venerable condition statesmans had grown worse since Monday and there was a universal expression of regret and in many cases of personal distress over the news Cabinet min isters senators and members of the house expressed deep sorrow speaking not only in terms of admiration and respect for the ex senators public career but dwelling with loving kind- ¬ ness upon his personal character The contradiction of the first report did not arrive until 8JJ0 oclock It came in the shape of a positive state- ¬ ment from Santiago made in the knowledge that the report of the sena ors death had been circulated This dispatch was immediately given as Swide circulation in the city as it was r possible for it to receive at that hour Secretary Hay was placed in posses ion of a copy of the dispatch as was also Mr Shermans family ¬ ¬ ¬ powder works instantly killing three workmen and injuring a number of others slicrhtlv The dead are Isaac Layton aged 50 years married Wm Ford aged 40 married John Magill aged 30 single The bodies of the dead were black- ¬ ened and disfigured The shock from the explosion shook the country for miles around and in this town heavy panes of glass were broken in many houses The drying house and the store house were demolished and other small buildings about the works were damaged Francis G Dupont and his nephew were at work in the laboratory at the time of the explosion and were slightly in ¬ jured by pieces of glass but personally directed the care of the other injured and the recovery of the dead ine works nave been running on large government orders for smokeless powder The cause of the explosion has not been determined ¬ Forty leet Below Others Were Badly Burned While Escaping Down the Stairway ¬ ¬ laid on the bottom of the English channel and by mounting trestlework on wheels so that it projects above the water the railway operated This seems beyond Manila March 28 While apparent- ¬ can be is perhaps no more remarkablebelief but it than ly inactive since Sunday really the op¬ wme of the cures accomplished by Hoetet posite has been the case with the ters Stomach Bitters in bad cases of dys pepsia indigestion and constipation Thie is American forces an age of wonderful achievements ¬ ing Attaeks Saving Their Ammuni ¬ tion for a Last Chance Spring Unlocks The Flowers To Pciint the Laughing Soil THE PROPOSED COAL COMBINE An Effort Being Made to Unite All Pro ducing Coal Mines in the Pitts ¬ burgh District Pittsburgh Pa March 23 An ef ¬ fort which is supposed to be backed by eastern capitalists is being made to unite all the production coal mines in the Pittsburgh district Several attempts within the last two years have been made to bring about a combination of the operators but those interested have never been able to get all the operators to agree to any one ¬ ¬ ¬ A most marvelous condition of af- ¬ fairs remarked the secretary He then proceeded to express his great relief that the first news was not con- ¬ firmed The news of the reported death of Mr Sherman took many persons friends and others to his home on K street Aiaong others who were there when the press representative called were the two former private secretaries of Senator Sherman Mr Babcock and Mr Vaile as well as Miss Kate Wil iock a niece of Mrs Col Charles Hoyt whose husband was a cousin of Sena tor Sherman They and others present read the telegram stating that the sen ¬ ator was still alive with much joy The reading of the glad message had s freely been concluded by those pres e t than Mrs McCollum the adopted daughter of Senator and Mrs Sher¬ man jHftst into the room accompanied -fecTaufnfeffUl LrUll Miresr T ney e eived the news through a tele be message from the Associated ess while at Gen Miles house and d hurried over to impart it to the si of the family It has been a trying day said Mrs McCollum but all is well again Indeed there were heartfelt rejoic- lgs and thanksgivings on the part 01 1 those who had assembled at the use when they realized it was true nat the invalid was better and might et be restored to them Mrs Sherman is the one person of 44 111 CiCU he senators nousenoiu who I 1 plan The Morgan syndicate is supposed to be back of the present scheme Ajrents have been in the district for some time and it was stated Wednesday that every operator had been approached and asked to give an option on his mines and property It was proposed to buy the mines outright paying cash on closing the deal or to give the oper- ¬ ators stock in the new concern The new trust should it be formed will be capitalized at about 25000000 HE CUT HIS EYEBALLS OUT Became Insane Killed His Bosom Friend and In Jail Mutilated Himself With Broken Glass Wil- ¬ Omaha Neb March 22 Comparatively insignificant in material destruction but appalling in its harvest of death and suffering was a fire that partially destroyed the Patterson block at Seventeenth and Douglas streets Tuesday afternoon Two of its vie tims have already passed away ont more is not expected to live and about 20 others are suffering from broken limbs and burned and lacerated flesh A group of happy women busy with the affairs of the secret orders with which they were affiliated were in a moment brought face to face with death Sixty seconds later seven of them lay burned and bleeding on the they had pavements to which dropped 40 feet below and the others were rescued after they had been more or less severely injured in their des- ¬ perate dash down the single pair of stairs that led to safety The blaze started just after 3 oclock from a gasoline stove explosion from a room in the rear of the third floor of the building and next to the elevator shaft It was not discovered until it had spread to the adjoining apart- ¬ ments and the entire floor was filled with smoke and flame About tweaty members of the womens lodge of Mac- ¬ cabees were attending a committee meeting in the waiting room in he front of the middle of the building on he same floor They were unconscious of danger until a janitor threw open he door and told them to get out before the flames cut them off The warnfcg came too late The fire swept through the door and down the single stairwiy Those nearest the door fled throxgh the blinding smoke and reached he street with hands nd face burned aid blistered The rest faced a solid tciII of flame There was a fire escape at the soith front of the building but not one of them seemed to have thought of it They rushed panic stricken to the vin iows through which the smoke wa al ¬ ready pouring in suffocating piffs The fire was carcely a foot belind them It caught their clothing and scorched their faces with increasinf in- ¬ entailing many changes has been in progress since Scientific Note I see that distilled water is really poison the abandonment of the flying column ous said the majah That Gen Wheaton s and Gen Halls bri sab of interfering with natureis what comes Right sah assented the colonel gades have not been assigned but the Xa Oregon regiment the Minnesota regi ¬ tuah nevah intended the distillery sah to be idling its time away on wath sah ment and the 22d regiment have been Indianapolis Journal concentrated at the camp on the Lu Ohio Citt neta at the water front in readiness State or LCCAS COO of Toledo NTT for immediate transportation when Frank J henev makes oath that he is the the plans of the military leaders have senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney A reorganization ¬ ¬ And not even Nature ewouli allow the floHDers to grow and blossom to perfection without good soil Now Nature and people are much alike the former must have sunshine latter must have pure blood in order to have perfect health Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood trou ¬ Co doing business in the city of Toledo been formulated County itnd State aforesaid and that said Our troops are entrenched and the firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dolsituation s practically unchanged lars for each and every case of catarrh that the use The enemy has refrained from making cannot be cured bvFRANK of Halls Catarrh Cure J CHENEY ary attacks recently and it would ap¬ Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pear that the rebels are saving their presence this 6th day of December A D 1886 A W GLEASON ammunition for a decisive movement Seal Notary Public According to a prisoner captured by Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and on the acts mucous surour troops Aguinaldo has announced faces directly svstem blood and testimonials of the Send for that he will personally conduct the re-¬ free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O ¬ 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 nut seven drops of good blood in my body Hoods Sarsaparilla built me up and made me strone and well usie E Browk 16 Astor Hill Lynn Mass troubles dyspepsia chronic catarrh and inflammation of the stomach rheumatism etc made me miserable Had no appetite until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla which ¬ Dyspepsia etc- - A complication of Sold bv druggists 75c serves at Malolos and march into MaHalls Farailv Pills are the best nila within 20 das unless the Ameri- ¬ cans withdraw in the meantime Our Industries The Cuba seems to adopt our industries quite concentration of rebel forces in the n vicinity of Malabon gives color to the readiiv Im toid Cuban tobacco is already Yes ¬ statement of the prisoner Advices being produced in Cuba to some extent from Cebu by a coasting steamer say everything is quiet there The United States transport Sherman from New York on February 3 has arrived here One child two sailors and two privates died on the voyage and one man was drowned in the Mediter- ¬ ¬ Detroit Journal ranean PORTO RICO You Can Get Allens Foot Ease FKEE Write to dam to Allen S Olmsted Le Kov N Y for a FREE sample of Allens Foot Ease a powder to shake iuto your shoes It cures chilblains sweating damp swollen aching feet It makes tight shoes easy Cures Corns Bunions and Ingrowing Nails Alldruggistsaud shoe stores sell it Siii cents acted like magic I am thoroughly cured N B Sebxsy LS74 V 14th Av Denver Col was ly husband Kneurnatism obliged to give up work on account of rheu matism No remedy helped until he used Hood s Sarsaparilla which permanently cured him It cured my daughter of ca- ¬ tarrh I give it to the children with good Mrs J S McMath Stamford Ct results - 1 fwCQ SaUabmii rdMlfTnE3Efr Hoods Pill cure liver ills the non irritating and Pa suid little Willie whv is a bad actor called a ham because Perhaps his father replied Leaders of the Radicals Have Decided to Catholic hes so often served with eggs Organize a Republican Party With Standard and Times American Platform POLITICIANS For a Culinary Reason the only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla HIS CONDITION He Was Just Plain Lnty Without Any of Your Frills or Or ¬ I J street Most of them were bleeding States Was a Poker Term Did your rich aunt leave you anything severe cuts and bruises and sl BEFORE a10TARY from PUBLIC Not a cent were burned until their torn and blac- Well well So she wasnt even a penny The bigot is always dead sure of somened skin hung in shreds Philadelphia North John A More Who Murdered His Five thing he knows nothing about Chicago auntie to you eh American Dailv News In a few minutes all except Mis Little Ciildren at Hutchinson Kan Taylor recovered consciousness aid Confesses to the Crime it Its gone he said 10 vears of rheuma- It Wheresthat gone Ask St Jacoba Oil suu- physicians and nurses hastily cured bruise gone tism St Jacobs Oil did it McPheron Kas March 23 John was possible to it tnoned did all that Auctioneers are morbid men Christian Theoretical philosophers are sometime lieve their sufferings As fast as hasy A Moore svho murdered his five chil- Work pracUctl fools Chicago Daily News iressings could be applied the victins dren at lutchinson and who was sure It will It is were taken to the Clarkson hospital ly brought hee as a precaution against Jacobs easy for Neuralgia vanish Use St Never mind a cane or crutch St Jacob Oil Its done TayOil wdl cure lame back a threatend lynching confessed his the ambulances The body of Mrs A high toned young man The tenor lor was taken to the morgue aid crime Wednsday before a notary pubA bang up affair An artillery salute sever lic The poner stated that he had einger Christian Work others whose injuries were less Christian Work ARE ON THE WAYTO LIBERIA were treated at neighboring dng quarreled vth his wife and that a ANY a dutiful daughter pays in pain for her mothers ¬ stores and at the offices of down town separation vas talked of which announcement Twenty Seven Colored families Number ohysicians ignorance or perhaps neglect event he eared that his chil- either from the first ing 104 Persons in All Are Stranded She was The mother suffered and she thinks her dAiicrhtfr second Vouh come or rejoiced over the under the Aside from the fatalities and inja- dren J in Jersey City must suffer also This is true only to a limited extent No not informed of either Mrs bnerman ries to persons the fire was not a scri ¬ control o hivifes family whom he paralytia excessive pain is healthy Every mother should inform her- ihas been quite ill from a New York March 23 The 27 colored ms one Few of the losers are able to dislikes It ras brooding over the months and bf Is children being seir tor ner own sake and especially attack for several reared families numbering 104 persons in all place an exact estimate on their losses prospect been informed even who are stranded in Jersey City after but the total will not exceed 50000 amid sue srrounding he deposed for the sake of her daughter Write never had ill- serious senators to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass Li The loss on the building is less than that projpte him to crush their the of having come from the west to go to for her advice about all matters jness for fear of its effect upon her beria as is alleged under a contract half that sum and aside from that the skulls wi a latchet cut their throats news of his death ¬ tl hase in which their bod lit wrs felt when the concerning the ills of the feminine with the International Migration so- heaviest losers are the proprietors of and fire j organs Tuesday that it would have to ciety were notified Wednesday by the he Boston store who had a large sur ies lay came Manyayonng girls beauty is wasted by unnecessary pain at be broken to her but all hesitated to Central railroad of New Jersey that olus stock in the basement of the block THAT It was ulti- - thev would have to leave the railroad The loss in various secret societies that pCE CELEBRATION h aTinnuncement time of menstruation and many indulgent mothers with Dostoone the sad HoniHrl to r and Committal Washington mistaken kindness permit their daughters to grow careless it IlidlCiJ v v cars in which they have remained nnrTT tVP hulls on the second Citizens Request Wednesday She was thus since their arrival in Jersey City about physical health by water and It third floors is largely duty until That M Dewey Be Summoned to Miss Carrie If Lamb Big Beaver Mich writes Mi smoke and is difficult to estimate saved the shock Ap the Jubilee in May is claimed that the International Dear were taken to inform gration society promised to send these W two Prompt efforts Mrs Pinkham A year ago I suffered from profuse and One lodge of the A O U ¬ WashAn March 23 A commit two Men Red of the prominent officials of the adminis people to Liberia and that they have lodges irretrular menstruation and others of the safe arrival failed to carry out the promise Most lodges of the Degree of Honor four tee of cis who are arranging for and leucorrhoea My tration appetite was variable of Mr Sherman at Santiago and it of them are destitute and their condi ¬ lodges of Maccabees and several others a peaceilee in Washington next May calat was with a feeling of genuine gratifi- tion is pitiable stomach sour and bowels lost regalia and various items of fur ¬ WednesA the navy department secure if possible the and satisfaction that this news¬ is insured up to were not regular and cation niture The building FOR MINERS the 80 per cent clause and most of attendaiw Adm Dewey on that oc was received supplemented by an ex LEGISLATING was subject to pains like casion pression of hope that Mr Sherman colic duringmenstruation the other losses are largely covered hy directly iir application was made fecretary Long and they Arkansas House Providing Bill Passes the entirely recover would I wrote you and began to insurance stated I proposed peace celeThat All C oal Mined in the State Shall Santiago de Cuba March 22 -- I here take Lydia E Pinkhams Be Weighed Before Screened Funeral o Chicago Victims bration be exceptional in the is no truth in the statements published Vegetable Compound and is Chicago lunerai 01 it to be in the United States and cabled back used two packages of Little Rock Ark March 23 The Mrs James March 22onelhe the victims fact praeticallional in character and of John Sherman bill- providing that all coal mined in 8 Kirk ISsPbL representing that here Sanative Wash Youcant Slaw iTork this woultify the request that the incomprehensible how Arkansas shall be weighed before of the Windsor hotel fire in New is dead It is imagine my relief My Kirk res- hero of i bay be summoned to these reports originated screened passed the house by a unan- took place Tuesday from the courses are natural and At the same hour attend Secretary listened with The bill idence at Evanston The American line steamer Paris imous vote Wednesday general health improved vic ¬ interest Mt the committee had to Capt Frederick Watkins aarived here makes it ft fiaeable offense for any coal the funeral services of two otlvr Mrs Nannie Adkins ¬ 1 that he would confer Tuesday evening before dark and it operator to neglect or refuse to comply tims of the Windsor disaster Mrs Isa- say and La Due Mo writes Mr daughter with the lent on the subiect v as immediately reported that with the provisions of the measure bella Cobb Leland and her Dear Mrs Pinkham Wrmac was not only alive but oet- - Protests were filed by every coal deal- ¬ Miss Helen Leland were held t the Bcck Ited for Wife Murder I feel it my duty to tell Takrt sting easy and expected to re er in Little Rock Pine Bluff Ft Smith Leland residence The Chicago Hotel CllICAGl h 23 August Becker you 01 tne good your Mens association adopted resolutions the self- - d wife murderer was aver and other cities but these were ig Vegetable Compound has J H 11 r ioc fn- irrprl bv the legislature The bill was f condolence ot the death of Mrs Le indicted der in the first degree He will be transierreu u done my daughter She vorably to the United States cruiser introduced in behalf of the miners who and and Miss Leland and attended in Wednesdi suffered untold agony at The cruiser body Chica o on Thursday are now on strike time of menstruation be- ¬ Tl liners Destroyed is now coaling at Kingston Jamaica A Jealous Husbands Deed fore taking your medicine COLUMI The Woodmen of the World March 23 Three Chewing Gum Victim 22 In the dining Chicago March but the Compound has March 23 The Tenn Memimus river stel he Owens Flint and N J March of the Auditorium Annex John Bay City Bridgeton relieved the pain given her a better color and she feels Woodmen of the World Wednesday room estroyed by fire Wed- have decided that the death of passed a resolution providing for a r Shayne formerly of Cincinnati was nesday stronger and has improved every way I am very grateful to with two barges Rita Hand was due to ner home for the sovereign camp to cost fatally shot by Harry H Hammond a Loss S40 you for the benefit she has received It is a great medicine ially covered by in- swallowed chewing fium which of this city The surance having prominent citizen ¬ for young girls The girl 00000 Ten cities will bid for the lo ex wife of the pistol user was soon o poisonous ingredient had cation The sovereign commanders ¬ No Maine rouble at Laredo wed Shayne and saw the tragedy had chewed gum since she was an in salary was fixed at 7500 per annum U Govt Washd arch 23 The war de Of Greater New York Boston and scarf8and lapelCertificate Ladies coat buttons t hat pins watch ihanns Dewey bu ant fant to Death Five Children Burned reliet All Cnrfew Law at Hodgevllle partmentl ed ay received a dis-- many other places use Carters Ink dates in Kbasgold stiffenedsteel lOc trolcf and steel U back also cuff and Jape Sc Winnipeg Man March 22 During natch frd Ayres Baron Heracbell Funeral Service Hodge villk Ky March 23 The commanding exclusively and wont use any other buos5ocSEND FOR BOOKLET JONES THE JEWELER SO UST 23 ST Na TOKk London March 22 Funeral services town council passed a curfew ordi ¬ the absence of John Dian and wife of at Larcd lying that there had That speaks well for the late Baron nance The law applies to boys under Greenfell from their farm their resiorer the remains of DPOPQYNEWDISCOVERVgim been no cumcuities ana no r v9 I quick relief and cures worst flerschcll who died at Washington on- 18 years old cases Hook of testimonial and IO days tnitt- compelled i dence caught fire and their five chil further U las now anticipated They are Bd gives jw food for thought WestI meat Free lift H UHBUS BOiS Box C jiiuu u dren were burned to death March tf took place Tuesday at retire from the streets at 8 p ra PfoanfcU r Abbey ¬ ¬ Birmingham Ala March 23 liam Harris a young planter from Coosa county who suddenly became insane and stabbed Tom Gunn his personal friend to death while the iHo Tv os viKitincr him is Harris V broke at Dadeville Wednesday one of the glass windows in his cell and taking a piece of the glass his eyes of both out out When found by the jailer he was lying upon the floor unconscious from loss of blood with the bloody His eye- ¬ piece of glass in his hands balls were on the floor nearby Harris claimed that God commissioned him to kill Gunn and anotner man dui tiitu he spared the other man after Gunn had agreed to die tensity In another instant the spectator attracted by the clouds of smoke tere horrified to see one after anoher spring from the open windows andfall Not pne heavily to the pavement They lay in an inert andnp- arose San Juan de Porto Rico March 23 The leaders of the radical party have a tasteless form No cure no pay thrice 50c decided to organize a republican party Tommv That church is over 200 vears in Porto Rico with a thoroughly AmeriMy Cissy old 100 can platform They will endeavor to Tommy Oh well aunt says its only as far I suppose thats unite all factions The platform will back as she can remember Stray Stories be submitted at the meeting To Cnre a Cold in One Day to be held Thursday and Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All it will endorse the policy of druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c President McKinleywill pledge fidelity The may mightier than the sword to the American flag hail the pros- but it penalwaysbethe pen that tells you so is pect of annexation to the United Town Topics States express the belief that the Plant Line Five sailings weekly Port Porto Rico courts can be trusted Tampa to Havana Choice of routes either with the civil government of the via Key West or direct ships Apply to L island but will deciare a willing- A Bell 205 Clark Street Chicago ness to await the action of conSome men think they deserve credit for gress The platform will also favor liking their own children Washington ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Best Prescription for Chill and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tastelkss Chill Toxic It is simply iron and quinine in naments Howdy do Mr Jarlick saluted Dr Slaughter an Arkansas physician How is your health to day Are you asking as a physician or merely as a friend returned Mr Jarlick a moss grown but shrewd native As a friend it to express it Aint sick enough to go to bed nor well enough to do anything that looks like work Aint rich enough to need a vacation nor poor enough not to feel like I want one Cant say Ive got spring fever or palpitation of the heart for the first aint in season now an Im too durn big an husky for anybody to believe the latter The simple fact of the caseis that Im truthful enough to own up that Im lazy without any frills or ornaments jes plain lazy an honest enougn to coniess it Thats all in the world is the matter with Pack me sawter Wa all so then of course Doc Im feelin kinder ffa ¬ I jlT Poitite pciWaWSsVhe free suffrage public schools reform in taxation free trade with the United States the establishment of a gold basis for the currency the American system for the judiciary and will pledge tbA DATiXlo lend every effort towards tants to become ioyai to tne fiftfetj la Democrat Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Ar I am entirely cured of hemorrhage of Opens February 23 In the Ozark Moun lungs by Pisos Cure for Consumption tains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery Cheap ex Louisa Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 94 Unequaled medicinal waters No man is too worthless for some wom an to get stuck on him Washington la Democrat A Dose in Time Saves Xine of Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute ¬ kansas ¬ ¬ cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco Line Address J 0 Plank Manager Room H Arcade Century Building or Frisco Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway St T ivii Mo mm 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ a W 1 - m h i 1 M INDULGENT MOTHERS i2esi SaSs ¬ fI ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ 22-Phy- si-cians mm 11 THE SCHOOLS Steel Souvenirs ¬ CARTERS INK i 1 B jL 1HH THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 24 1899 AN EVERYDAY CASE Shes tired of the daily round The teas receptions and the calls And freedom therefore must be found Beyond the citys glaring walls She goes about with weary tread Sh meets you with a languid stare Tis noon before she quits her bed Ah she must have the mountain air Yes she must have the mountain air And thus escape the citys roar Or else put in the season where The billows break upon the shore And he is weary of the grind And work that follows day by day And dark forebodings All his mind As he is forced to toil away He sees his neighbor loll at ease And hears of trips to foreign lands Of cottages beside the seas And frets but no one understands He frets but is one understands For none but he poor thrall is there To hear the envious demands For ocean IrSw- and mountain air At last At last ter heart Is light The citys roar s left behind Superbly dressed In fluffy white She flutters in the mountain wind hop at night A Jaunt by day of her set The admiration Hew rapidly Time wings his flight Ah life is worth the living yet Yes life is worth the living yet Except for him her weary mate Who needs must stay behind and fret And grind away to pay the freight Cleveland Leader cazinp into each others eyes and did not see it Then a carriage the driver of which wore a high hat and a blue coat with brass buttons whirled past The hoofs of the horses knocked the blood stained messenger out of Gielows Lp t f M THECARUTHERS AFFAIR Copvripht1898 bv AN Kellogg Newspaper Co win H HAR3EI7 His heart sank within him Trem- blingly he took off his remaining cuff but the blood drop had become smeared and dry on his wrist and his right hand shook pitifully Its no use he said with a groan Again he peered through the crevice The sun seemed to be going down The lovers had risen and arm in arm were strolling away For a few moments Gielow lay motionless on the straw then he tried to replace the wedge of stone to hide the opening from Ban- tinni but he was so weak that it fell from his nerveless fingers All at once it grew dark about him He felt as if he were being tossed on the bosom of an angry sea Twenty four hours later there was a hurried step outside The door opened and Count Bantinni came in holding a lantern over his head He brought pen ink a pad of paper and an envelope The darkness outside and the shine of his lantern prevented his seeing the crack in the rock Putting the lantern down by the ar- tist he shook him violently I want Wake up he said gruffly Write I say you to write Write But Gielow die not stir The count swore sullenly and lifted M the lantern so that its rays fell across fin- face thrust W thesprisoners bosom He Gielowshis of shirt gers into the KA1 sight The sergeant sat down awkwardly A flush was rising in his cneeKS I have come to beg for advice he As you are not concerned in the said Caruthers afEair I thought you might be willing to give me a pointer You see the chief trusted the whole business to me and I was so confident of the re- liability of certain information I had In the shape of a letter from Gie- broke in Hendricks smiling low broadly Yes admitted the sergeant in as-How did you know tonishment A letter that every known expert declared was no forgery 1 to talk it over He lost slecfc too 1 tninK jjui x say ivoia i am in a I dilemma about this murder case you what want your advice When I tell THE AMERICAN COMMISSION NEWS ITEMS Paul Deschanel president of tbe French chamber of deputies will mar ry it is reported a wealthy American The death is announced at Mentone of Countess Dzi Lalynzki nee Princess Czarteriska who once refused the hand of Napoleon III It is understood that the Chinese minister has informed the Italian government that China absolutely refuses the demand of Italy for a concession ts San Mun bay Gov Stone sent a communication to the house Tuesday announcing his ap¬ proval of the resolution designati nsr May 1 1899 as Dewey day and a legal holiday Senor Degota secretary of the in- ¬ terior in the colonial cabinet Porto Rico has resigned on account of ill health and will be succeeded by Seror Atilles Del Valle The remains of Lieut WilKara George Elliott U S A whose deatlh occurred August 11 last at Santiago were interred with military honors ajt Arlington Tuesday i Sir Thomas Lipton the challen for the Americas cup has decided not to attempt to sail the Shamrock across the Atlantic under her own rig He will tow her with hi new steel yacht the Erin Gusseczak and Czuby two Galicians convicted of murdering another of their race named Bojeczke and his chil dren at Stuartburn have been sen ¬ tenced to be hanged in the jail yard at Winnipeg Man on May 26 According to a report from Scoui capital of Corea the whole Corean cabinet has been dismissed and two of the ministers have been banished be ¬ cause of wholesale changes made by the cabinet in provincial offices The court of appeals in reversing decision of a lower court at St Loui has upheld the right of a citizen t vote notwithstanding he may hav moved from one house to another ii the same precinct after he had regis¬ ¬ ¬ It Issues I half way suspect I think you may vise me to go ahead ad- ¬ For a moment the young officer hung his head in embarrassment then he pulled himself together and concluded But in following the letter up we met with nothing but failure Mr Hen dricks I am at theendof my rope and it really looks as if I am going to be set back Capt McRae is furious at me Hendricks with a touch of genuine sym- You have the in- pathy in his voice gredients of success in your make up and above all you have enthusiasm which when it is well curbed is the main thing Your egotism will rub off I see exactly how the land lies and I want to help you In fact I will if you will join me m do anything in Gods world yousuggest Mr Hendricks said the sergeant warmly a hopeful note coming into his voice Well just let it be known at head- quarters that you have become asso- ciated with me in the case and together we wjii get what we can out of it 1 and I know that for a anl no f0 yOUUg detective to join me will be no discredit to him especially if we win Ah Yes Well go on Im listening that would be too bad said objections Ill come out with Lamp- ¬ kin and give you my views and then if you still hold that I ougLt to drop the matter I will do it Whats that A little louder please Oh yes a thorough convert at last I shall never make sport of your philosophy again Then we may come out at once And them although the doctor was within reach of his hand Hendricks raised his voice as if speaking to some one in the next room All right doctor he says we may come Ill send down for a cab Imposing silence with a gesture of the hand the detective Vd them into the other room and closed the door Hes completely off his guard and tickled to death over my credulity Hell be the worst surprised individual that ever looked down the barrel of a vVell Now to business six shooter all three take the elevated to One Hundred and Twenty fifth street Ill telephone for a carriage to meet us there Doctor make out an order for some ¬ ¬ ¬ If you have no An Address to the Filipinos Self Government and Perfect Lib ¬ erty Is Offered restoratives In case Gielow is alive we will need them Dr Lampkin penciled a perscription and sent the office boy to the nearest drug store I hope he remarked to Hendricks tht you ire sure of your ground in be ¬ lieving that Kola and Bantinni are iden¬ tical W tfs77 SYNOPSIS PtZzCiZ I j Minard Hendricks great detective just it vvill be the making of me said returned from Boston finds awaiting him j Denham beaming all over But I cant 1 in unsigned typewritten letter directing wjat can be done1 him to apartments in Fell ace hotel where r he wil find remains of Mr Weld on Caruth in answered Hendricks with a 3rS currently reported for past two weeks glance askance at Lampkin Sergeant to be out of town Detective seeems to con CHAPTER XIX I have been hard at work on this case nect letter with attempt made on hiOW discovGoes with friend ife some time previous Th next morning after thVvisit to since the night the affair was Dr Lampkin to investigate Upon search ered f Caruthers apartments remains of cre- ¬ Kola Heed ricks reached his office he You have mated body and jew led hand of victim fore his office boy The first thing he Yes and never got any substantial ire found in a vase Hand bears marks of did was to look though the Herald for linger nails manicured to sharp points his advertisement clew till you gave it to me Thats why Lampkin recalls reports of a row between willing to help It was there word for word s he had I am gave it to you you now Zaruthers and Arthur Gielow both suitors said Denham his T Now he told himself that for hand of Dorothy Huntington who is written it should she marry there was nothing to do but to hope for brow contracted ieires to several millions Daruthers unconditionally in case of Car a reply to it He busied himself writThe cuff with the bloody message on lthers death Late that night Hendricks ing letters tintil nine oclock and then it exclaimed Hendricks It was w ritand Lampkin call at home of Miss Huntington Dorothy shows detective typewritten Dr Lampkin hurried in I tetter which was an invitation for herself I couldnt Good morning he said occupy with Count Bantinni and aunt to Italian nobleman his box at horse show go to work to day with all this uncera he was called out of town by pressing tainty on my mind so I came right here 1 rrfl i business She recalls Gielow had expressed to await developments VI murder inltnse hatred for Caruthers before flMRIl Giad vou came said Hendricks cor and believes him guilty yet decides to help him and with her aunt goes to his studio dially as he bent again over his desk Gielow has lied His servant Henri tells When he had laid his pen aside Lamp- ¬ t overhearing confession to Bantinni said Henri thought his master insane Hen kin I hardly slept a wink last night I ricks concealed in room hears all this Hendricks goes to consult Kola an East couldnt pet that wonderful performIndian interested In occult researches who ance of Kolas out of my head It is in had helneel him in much previous detect- advance of anything I ever heard of ive wqfk and located in an old colonial Lamp Hendricks laughed and recounted mfinsin among the palisades Drwho has what h summoned by Hendricks occurred between him and kin rrnr TijvciierOTr-TTTsnTTT¬ lye warned not to leave his room Hen- ¬ cried the doc Ah a trick after all dricks unknown enemy had tried to chlo roform him in his sleep Detective had tor and then his face hardened under but you certainly waked just in time but was wounded by an afterthought pistol shot before he could prevent his as¬ mentioned the Bible of your own accre sailants escape Hendricks call for a sup¬ cord employe who confirms the matory BEGAN TO WRITE HIS MESSAGE WITH Thats the point that kept me awake HE position that ashes tound were those of HIS KNIFE BLADE human body Miss Huntington receives last night confessed Hendricks dryly letter from Gielow in his own handwriting For a moment both men were silent postmarked at Charleston S C telling of ten by Gielow and he is uoi starving his crime and flight Noted graphologist then Lampkin said There is only one way in which he if he is not dead somewhere in confine- ¬ examines handwriting of this letter and on Sergt gays it is genuine During a call ment He is in the power a certain could have done it Denham detective of police department asked Hendricks Count Bantinni you read ii Bantam How is that Hendricks comes into possession of cuff who was a rival of his for e hand of with words written in blood over Gielows deeply interested was innocent starv name to effect that he Kola had the Bible ready and when Miss Huntington Going to Gielows studio l s and confined Denhams astonishme n t wa s too jrreat he told you to select some article at Henri identifies cuff as his masters Henri gazed steadily to admit of expression tells of strange irlluence jsanuxuw iwu home I noticed that he Hendricks passed a eopof the Her Hendricks comes to conciu- - into your eyes Through telepathy and over Gielow was tne muiuuiei rnu hypnotism combined he must have im¬ ald over to him Vou see he said in sion Bantinni ci through hypnotism maae uieiuw wuk to pressed the idea of the book on your dicating with his linger aplace among hnrh in nerson to Henri ard by letters to I am tr Jg to find the the personals mind vrenlri ks and Lampkin fo tells them Gielow Kola man whom you sent awaykvitiout tak ¬ t ratHai Hut he opposed me in that he lprove his supernatural Is dead and to That was only for effect The whole ing down his address if wi Infew w here home in powers claims- to go to detectives a skillfully done He he picked up that cuff wi w fild be on Bibe his astral body and bring back amidst a thing was most suggested the Bible to you hypnotical- - the road to success which is handed to Hendricks u haberdash Joia Denham crossed his lefs id folded lot of occult lite lv and forced you to demand that and an attempt is to be made on his now Jiip ently he lective his arms awkwardly nothing else Reaching home Hendricks learni had a struggle with in- - piiu Can that sort of thing be done nearly Kola deceived him when his mother hesoid of Bible after one As far as that is concern tells of disappearance In the east it is considered mere during his absence in Los i on that ftheenishlv I can hell Kolas calls Jon Coming now to Gielcvvs experiences childs play now t it my aa a i mint I remember Hendricks stared at his friend for the story goes back to night strange power brought his hand sistant who talked with lie fellow he Bantinni by his narrow cch moment then his victim Gielow wakes inBantinni tells down on his desk with a resounding told me that he said he ha picked up and realizes he is starvingpower and ho the cuff on the new roulwheh has blow his prisoner he Is in his he he ejac been cut by an old eolonialBouse above By dove that makes three during three clays of unconsciousness ¬ to Miss Hunt Fort Lee on the ftllisadcs Icould have ulated had been used to write letters The imprisoned aru ington and the police told you then but I was ass I was Three what naked the doctor inside of eel 1st manages to loosen a stone Kola and so full of my own impo nice that I a Three similarities between Through this opening he decides to send simply lied to you wend Count Bantinni aiessage to the outside u hand in said Lampkin 1 dont follow you raised his He was leaning forward eagerly the air all the fingers a CHAPTER XVIII Continued tour cnea Hen- gazing into Lampkins asfcished eyes By Jove it makes the Gielow did not flinch as be thrust Kola and Fivo he exclaimed his eyes sparkling Listen As his wrist Compared dricks there last night and grew whiter Count Bantinni are one the same knife blade into he lay iivv- being the w oirtmv OI Ills a little indentasomew re about the Gielow is confined nothing and whiter I remarked slight pricking sensation was on each side of his nose which old house flowed out tion Ihen when the blood had left wrist must have been made by a pair of pinch The sergeant was mo than mvsti- on bis and stood in a big drop as Kola never to fied message with the nose glasses Now he began to write his knowledge wore glasses and as Hendricks sprang up even my blade It was difficult workshook Bantinni was never seen without them knife Explain it all to hi doctor he artist for his hand was al that similarity- - occurred to me Next said pointing to the o x 1 must for a skillful iatc action as if with ague and his strength wrote my glance wandered to his long finger formulate a plan of im gone Here is what he most Tt and their grewsome points and ctnl at the win his hands rii for his space was nails ipkia was economizing iu popped into my head again locked behind him whi Bantinni limited Then what should enter my mind but explaining the matter Denham and by C Bjntinnll Confined finished he innocent that it was Kola himself who had often just arter tne oocior know not where ARTHLROlLLOW idiom contained in whirled into the adjoi g room rout- used that foreign Take to police bov from a and the letter to Miss Huntington And now inT the aslonishtd o Then rolling the cuff tightly Kola is a hypnotist of rare seat near the tdephon hurriedly we know that lying it with the thread he He was ability and so is Bantinni b for our com- We must prepare pushed it into the crack h said to Den If be sees r An exclamation of wonder escaped walk afraid the couple would rise and the the doctors lips approac K he may give our turn out on According to his calculation his you really think Kola and Ban- us the slip I think 1 cqiv him by call Do of roll lodged jus t beyond the reach com- tinni are identical ing him up a moment fingers and then he set about to cood idea remark ie erireant If Oh no laughed the detective plete his operation once The similariand he and the doctor reu near the I did I should act at He tore his handkerchief into shreds made ties are there but they may mean noth- telephone aDd tying the ends together he steady un Hendricks rang and ing at all long string Then holding pieces of tone asked i the desired At this juncture the dooropened and concerned straw to his hand he tightly wrapped Sergt Denham entered For a ni1ut he stood His whole connection conthem with the strings till he had feet manner was that of a man who had sud- perfectly still holding receiver to structed a rod of straw about four his ear then he laughei denly met with great disappointment I kno vour voice in length With this after many fail Hello Kola Good morning Capt Hendricks ures he finally pushed the cuff through you Pk fii me fine last he respectfully and he made a sav my boy the crevice He saw it fall from the said sign of greeting to Dr Lamp- night I never ciosei v cves once rock strike something and leap into the careless Ob you neednt laugfh Theres no fun niit Knaee For an instant it w t kin said ia that sort of thing Oh its Capt Hendrioks eh lost to sight and then he saw it roll What YesTjeaSet too He was lightly What has come into the roadway about 2 feet from tne ths rdetective Of -VOUr drerim tn sr bnc in my office as soo SUldrit waS anJrious nappcuw i jj aae Dencn nn i ibcj f6ti ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -W as his eyes noted the pen- Ah tered knife and the bloody wrist he wanted to puncture a vein and get it over but was too cowardly Well you are going fast enough my boy I can do without your penmanship He unlocked the manacles from the prisoners wrists and ankles kicked them aside and left the cell Breathing but that is all he mut- - thats ail right grunted Hen ¬ Vou see the count didnt dricks cause Gielow to disappear the very night I got back without a reason He must have beer keeping a close watch on my movements and knew when I re My mother tells me that Kola turned called to ask about me every afternoon during my absence and he never let a daylslip during that time without drop ¬ Why every time he ping in this office came he saw his letter to me lying un- ¬ Oh the whole opened on my desk thing bears the imprint of the Indian and I could make it clear to you if I had time In his role as psychic adviser to therichsethe erot acquainted with their ways and being desirous of get ¬ ting rich suddenly he resorted to ihe He felt that I Italan nobleman ruse kuev him better than anyone else in New York and tried to blow me out of Failing in that he may have his ath deciled to let me exist awhile longer but svhen he had stained his hands with hurran blood he became shaky an2 mad another trial at my windpipe Lto be continued Oh ¬ New York March 23 The Journals Manila correspondent cabled Wednesday that the address to the natives oi the Philippine islands drafted by the American commission in behalf of the United States frovernment and embodying the views of the president has been made public After being translated into all the native dialects it is to be disseminated throughout the archipelago The address assures the Filipinos oi the intention of the Americans to develop the powers of self government in the people It explains that the United States has assumed international obligations which it must fulfill and which makes it responsible to the whole civilized world for the stable government of the Philippines The commission it is explained is to interoret to the natives the purposes and intentions of the president toward them and also suggest the establish ment of such a government as shall suit the capacity and requirements oi the Pilipinos and be consistent with the interests of the United States The protection of the United States is not to be exercised in any spirit ol tyranny or vengeance but bavins destroyed the Spanish power and accepted the sovereignty of the islands United the States is to restore peace in the bound Philippines To this end all insurgents are invited to lay down their arms and place their trust in the government that emanated out of the oppression of Spanish rule The major-it- of the commissioners incline to- ¬ ward giving the Filipinos a sort of tribal or provincial local autonomy under a central government which shall be military until a purely civil system is proved to be feasible ¬ ¬ ¬ 2f ¬ ¬ ¬ L ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FORTY NINE STILL MISSING ¬ tered - 3E WAS A MEAN MAN AndConseqnently He Gotf ETta vrltU His Superior IiettHaIf ¬ Just Once ¬ ¬ ¬ the mildest maniivjrea men on artiis John Smith of Pcdunk though iJsnt his namemi or the name of his t O VPW wli whe a red headed school teacher th ught she knew more in a minutj thin John did in 37 years and fiv r mmths As the years went by John Oie of r- -- ¬ ¬ - vo io - fl aid it is a rather remarkable fact that tic name of the losing nation precedes tint of the conqueror For example we have the Franco Prussian war il which the French people came near binT obliterated as a nation by the Prussians Then the war in which the Chinese were ut ¬ terly overthrown by the Japanese So nlso the Graceo Turkish war with the Turks conquerors at every point and lastly we have the war in which Spain met over whelming defeat everywhere Under the circumstances I think it may be et down as a rule that in the vastrrn iority of combinations at issue tfie Chincse-Japait-es- e Spanish-Amtir-ica- bctame accustomed to life with a woman and the four or five tiaes a year he got even with her in hi quiet way appeared to reconcile hih to the rest oi the performance Tfle last occasion of an evening up octurred a few days ago Mrs Smith wis displaying her knowledge of war hatory and cognate branches Wars she was saying are com mDnly known among third parties by tie names of the two nations involved su-pd-ior n ¬ losers name comes first I think so myself Sarah ventuid Mr Si ith with extreme modesty Cf Ffpi-irlrw-k- ¬ nii - ¬ have you been reading i on the subject he answered as xe Some Sarah handed her a faded little newspaper clipping which he had taken from his po ketbook Mrs Smith read onh this much ard quit Smith Jones At the residence ol Washington the brides parents demeanor Irdced otherwise she rather sneered 1hh Star A ¬ a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ x ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J An economical Cook Chinaman will bake a dinner for a dozen with a mere handful of fui The boiler he uses is large and conT shaped being sometimes two feet ka diameter and one foot deep It covers the fire with merely a small portion of the lower part of the ease but the heat and flames enfold the rest Watar and rice are put at the bottom with a frame over them and on this ars placed dishes of fish fowl and vegetables to boil The whole is coverel with a wooden cover in the center r f which is a hole about four inches in diameter and in this another dish often placed the contents of whicl are cooked by the steam St Louis j lobe Democrat His Prond Descent OBrien Ard so Jaykers is proud T his dcacint is he McTurk Yis he is turribly stuck uj about it Well begorra Oive a bit av a de cint mesilf to boast about Oi doscim cl four stories wanst whirl the ladder bfoke and niver aphilled i brick 4 Calcago Evening New ¬ The transport Dixie has been or Fragments of Charred Flesh Found on the dered to proceed with haste from Nev Fifth Avenue Side of the Windsor Hotel Fire Wednesday York to Trinidad to bring home the Gen Brook vl Tennessee volunteers NKW York March 23 Beside the 15 has been directed to have the regimen dead whose bodies have been recov- in readines to embark when the tran ered 49 persons who are supposed to nnrt arrivps r Every employe of the Buffalo smei have been in the Windsor hotel when it was destroyed on Friday are yet un- ing works the local branch of the accounted for No bodies were recov- Calumet and Ilecla Mining Co Wed- ¬ ered Wednesday but shortly after 6 nesday received an envelope contain ¬ oclock Wednesday night a fragment ing a bonus of ten per cent of the of charred flesh was found on the 5th wages earned during the past year avenue side of the ruins near where The gift to the employes is in lieu of an other bodies were found but deeper increase in wages An endowment fund of 8500000 has down The five bodies that were recovered been subscribed for the purpose of re on Monday or Tuesday or what re-- moving Washington uniyyicsitr of S - rtfr rii t1 Louis io its proposed new site xa mors One has partly been identified by two Forest park Erection of the new of the hotel employes as that of Mrs buildings will begin at once and it jM Margaret Auze of New York but this intended to have them ready for tin identification is not conclusive autumn term of 1900 The rain Wednesday interfered with Secretary Alger and a party oM the rapid progress of the work to some friends left Washington Wednesday extent and it was not until the after- night for Savannah Ga on their way noon that the workers succeeded in to Cuba The3 occupied a special car getting steadily down to the removal on the train leaving over the Southern of the debris The fire department railroad at 920 oclock which is still has its lines about the ruins iso scheduled to reach Savannah about lating1 a considerable section of one ol oclock Thursday afternoon the busiest parts of the city The attempt to secure the pardon of A force of about 250 men was em- the Younger boys who are serving lifo ployed throughout the afternoon and sentences in the Minnesota peniten ¬ a new shift of the same number was tiary for their connection with the put on at night shooting of a Northfield bank cashier and others in which the James boys THE UNFORTUNATE BLUNDER were said to also be concernd faile Wednesdaj- - in the state senate o Responsible for th The French Cable t James Billings a Negro ex conviet Erroneous Announcement of the Death was arrested in Brooklj n Wednesday of Hon John Sherman on the charge of having killed Susie Santiago March 23 It now turns Martin in the district known as Hells out respect as the unfortunate re-¬ Kitchen in 1SU4 Billings arrest was ports of Mr Shermans death which brought about by the confession of were the main topic of conversation William Johnson a Negro convict here Wednesday that the announce- ¬ whose sentence at Sing Sing has just ment was made by the French Cable expired Gen Otis has cabled the war depart- ¬ Co and the signal corps within ten minutes of each other When Capt ment announcing the arrival of the The Leigh the chief signal officer ascer- ¬ transport Sherman at Manila Sherman sailed from New York with tained that the report was erroneous he immediately communicated with the rd infantry and four companies the hiantanamo station to discover of the 17th infantry under command The troops are of Col J H Page the cause of the blunder The man in charge of the station re- ¬ reported as arriving all well and in plied that having received a message good condition Rev James A Spurgeon brother of of inquiry as to Mr Shermans health ¬ and not having any information him- the late Rev Charles Haddon Spur- ¬ self he visited the manager of the geon for many years the celebrated French Cable Co who assured him minister of the Metropolitan taber- ¬ that the report of death was well nacle in London was found dead in a founded Thereupon he telegraphed railway carriage Wednesday evening a confirmation of the rumor having on the arrival in London of the It is supposed that no reason to doubt the assurance given Brighton express Y him The French Cable Cos officials death resulted from apoplexy Great excitement prevails in here claim to know nothing regarding anton Kan ver the rich strike ii the matter For several davs ti Mr Shermans relatives on board zinc mines hdre the Paris are naturally very indignant miners have been following the lead The lead is at somebodys stupendous blunder but and taking otit rich ore Capt Leigh considers that the man in about four ffet wide ami the ore taken The shaft is charge of the Guantanamo signal office out is 50 percent zinc was entirely justified in accepting the down 60 feet and the ore is easily statement of the French Cable Cos worked one man being able to take out a ton a day manager Judge Blanchard in general session Mr Shermans Condition Santiago March 2 Mr Shermans Tuesday granted the application of B Molineux ac ¬ condition Wednesday evening contin- ¬ counsel for Roland Mrs Kate J ued about the same He rested quite cused of having poisoned comfortably throughout the day and Adams for permission to inspect the ¬ if anything is somewhat improved minutes of the grand jury that indict He expects to go on board the United ed Molineux The navy department has requested States cruiser Chicago Thursday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s ¬ j ¬ ¬ 5 lj r m the war department to transport the detachment of 250 marines from New Capt Ross Lost the Derision DunYork to Manila The war department Columbus O March 23 Capt can C Ross champion swordsm- fi of hasgranted the request and the marines the world lost the decision in a mount will be sent with the first troops which ed broad sword contest Wednesday go to Manila when transports a abW night to Capt W S Bice of this city - ¬ ¬ i 1 V THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDA MARCH 24 1899 x RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead to prevent insurance strenuous efforts Mrs John D Hearne wife of a former companies from being indicted A peti citizen of iJourbon died yesterday m tion is iu circulation asking the grand Cincinnati jary not to indict setting forth that that Aqnilla Palmer a well known and re place has such poor facilities for fight spected farmer died Tuesday night at ing fire that should insurance companies bis home in Jacksonville He was 94 b indicted thay would withdraw from years old and was the oldest mm the county leaving the town without Li the county excepting one Iont Want Them Indicted OBITUARY At Lancaster the citizens are making j ¬ ¬ ¬ protection A Hardship To Home Builders Ad coca te shows the danger threatening home builders who are paying for their homes through Building Associations the homes being insured to secure loans based on the houses It says If the fire insuranoe companies are violating the law they should be pros ecuted but it would be well to go a little slow about runniug them out of The Danville Building the country Association - has thousands of dollars loaned to people trying to pay for their Thes6 loans are based largely homes upon the amount of insurance carried Cancel the insurance policies and what woald happen It does not require a giant intellect to see the hard ships that would fall upon people not able to combat tf Swegt pea seeds in bulk McDermotts Li at F B pictures of our children you could see at a g ance that the last one is healthiest prettiest and y finest looking of them all My wife thinks Mothers Friend is the greatest and grandest TlBfrm remedy in the world for expect ant mothers Written by a Ken- ¬ tucky Attorney at -- Law We have three children Before the birth of the last one my wife used four bot- ¬ tles of MOTHERS FRIEND If you had the Pretty FRANK Children CO Departf ni qual- - fen NW -- Ta -- Wear Safeg uards the food Itf The Danville against alum Alton baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK and N Wins Two Cases 2JdVo feection ur garments IB ma Two damage cases auainst the L and N Railroad Company in which it won in the lower courts were passed on in the Court of Appeals Wednesday the judgments being affirmed The first case was that of Marcia VSlJ lty fit and finish by any line eletare of unexcelled for style which in Central Kentucky TIE INineteentLi Year Established llllltf j SEWS 1S81 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BBUCE MILLER Editors a in Owners Make all Checks Monty run etc Bay able to thr order cf V havii Mi jifr AXNOUNCKMKN T FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ¬ I A 1 We nre authorized to announce John S Smith of Bourbon Ooanty as a candidate for Attorney General project to the ac Hod of the Democratic party John Smiths Kinsfolk Middlesboro Records nor cer OCCf I i Bourbons candidate for Attorney General says he is directly related to allfh Smiths In Christendom and expects them as well as their first cousins the Joneses to rally to his rap port If the Smith family sticks to him he says he cant be beat for the nomination The Louisville Smith bM dropped out of the race for Attorney General thus simplifying matters for the Bourbon Smith ¬ John Smith ¬ Col A W Hamilton of Mt Sterling brother of Mrs Ida Stoner of this city has announced a a candidate for the Democratic nomination of Railroad Commissioner of the Third District ¬ piatioriu of the Bili Goebel bill the school hook bill and the McChord bill may make him bilion before convention time A tannery combine is being organized in New York to include sixty per cent of Lae firms in the couutry Is thin an other enju finmo V Bill Ookbels ¬ NORTH M1DDLETOWN ft Interest Hg Pm Mr J I nesday Setial aphs Ca there By Bcrfhe rher was in Paris o Wed ¬ Reynolds Letton of Millersburg was in town on Tuesday R C Skillman has been confined to his bed for several daj s W R Scott and T J Jndy were in Louisville several days this week Miss Laura Gorhara of Louisville is the guest of Miss Anna Laura Brown Miss Myrtle Judy of this place U now visiting in Arkansas City Kansas Miss Reasfr Evans is thn guest of hei sister Mrs Wm CautriM at George town Ky J R Kerns sold his half of a crop of tobacco of about 12000 pounds to Mr ¬ Thos Judy foi 195 Messrs H 8 Oaywood W W Judy and J G Rogers were in Winchester on Monday and Tuesday Miss Hazelrigg of JwiDgsville who has been vieiting Mrs W R Scott returned to her home on Saturday Misses Tevis Carpenter of Stanford and Marion Gibbs of Tex is pupils at Madison Female lustitnte were guests of Mi89 Lula Bishop Weaver last week m ¬ some wagonette for his colleg girls and many are the happv faces in anticipation of an early spring Roxv- Prof M G Thompson has just re turned from Cincinnati with a hand ¬ ¬ ¬ Insure in my arency non ¬ union Prompt paying reliable companies insures pgaiust lire wind and storm W 0 HINTOfc Agent prevents nine tenths of the injuries received while a passenger on a FBIEJiD suffering incident to child- ¬ birth The cominr mothers train of defendaut going from Maysville disposition and temper remain unruffled The injury was caused to Cyuthiana All Kinds by the explosion of a can of gasoline throughout the ordeal because this relax ¬ near Paris A peremptory instruction ing penetrating liniment relieres the usual distress A was given in the lower court to find for is pretty sure to havegood natured mother All Prices them1 a good natured child tbe company In affirming the judg The patient is kept in a strong health v Agitation Unsettling Credits ment the Court ot Appeals holds th tt condition which the child also inherits All Sizes there was no negligence on the part of Mothers Friend takes a wife through the We apprehend that our people do not the company crisis quckly and almost painlessly II Quality Right appreciate the exact relation insurance of assists in her rapid recovery and wards was eecond case TheJ tht off the dangers that so often follow de- ¬ ¬ bears to every other business It is per James from appe iled Potter livery say that it the Laurel haps not saying too much to Circuit Court Potter Price Right Sold by drugtfst for a bottle is the basis of mercantile and commerwhile in the employ of the com cial credit pany was injured in a collision and THE BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA Finish Right The large majority of our merchants sued for datntges The case went out Send for our free illustrated book written must buy on credit the credit is given on peremptory nstructions in the lower expressly for expectant mother because 1 of the character of the mer ¬ court no negligence on tbe part of the chant 2onJ bis pecuniary condition 3 company being shown and the judg Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil ment was affirmed on his insurance of his stock of goods Many merchants are solvent counting Hanover Killed Relieves all pain instantly For cuts their stock as part of their estate but burns boils bruises itch eczema cawould not be solvent if that stock were Milton Youngs famous stallion tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns destroyed by fire uninsured Hanover by Hindoo Bourbon Belle chapped hands or lips piles and all ul cers or sores of So too loans on city and town properwas choloroformed ye6terlay at his brane it is a sureskin or mucous mem and permanent cure ty and largely on country property are owners farm to end hs sufferings Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty partly based on good insurance and in from gangrene Hanover was bred by tight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or most mortagagee there is a stipulation Clay Woodford of this dty and was money refunded No Horsemen will find this oil will cure that the mortgagor shall keep the prop- the btst sou ot the tamus Hindoo Hanover was a successful racer and scratche cracked heel alter burns erty well insured sire and Col Young had refused al- old sores and collar galls No cure no The withdrawal of the present com most 100000 for him pay panies at once unsettles these credits Luxuries For IVJeri Kentucky and already these tremendous verdicts 10mar 6mo and the declaration of certain yery Ac quick and eaiy shave is a New York Edam pine apple Neufa strong and solvent companies of their luxury lean all men appeciate which and a chatel cheese withdrawal have unsettled some credits luxury which all men get vho patronize Leaders in Style and Fashion tf Newton Mitchell have actually prevented some which Crawford Bob shop nex door to the have been agreed upon and caused some BouibU B nk Excellert bath 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY service The best wagon on earth in the Eastern houses to make inquiries of our in connection with tbe nbp New pa U vt oro for Sale onlv hv Qen W merchants as to what course they in- rons ar always welcome tf rftnait tr tend to take to find solvent insurance CKZSTC352 MBMXZZmM The position taken at Lexington by Commonwealths Attorney Col and the fact that two grand juries met and adiouined without action thP vermin m tne i lauKiin conn been approved are estimable advantage to the business interests of Lexington Col Allen is clearlv right when he de EL jo ks im tJ9 clares that he v ill not take steps to prosecute unless the rates are exorbitant and unreasonable and when they become so he ought to prosecute Tbis is the true ground to tak if be given to The greatest MOST VIOLENT GASES HAVE atiy little sore care should pimple or scratch which the rates be reasonable companies ought slows no disposition to heal under ordin to be protected and encouraged if the ary treatment No one can tell how soon these rates be exorbitant and unreasonable APPEARED AT FIRS AS will delelop into Cancer of the worst type they ought to oe punished So manr people die from Cancer simply be From the Lexington Herald cause they do nt know just what the disease is MERE PIMPLES tley naturally ttrn themselves over to the doctors 4 STOCK AND TURF NEWS and are forced p submit to a cruel and dangerous operation the only treatment which the doctors know for Cancer The disease Sale and Tranfe Of Stot k Crop Etc promptly returns howevtir and is even more violent and destructive than A wise person needs no advice and a fool will not M Turf Notes before Cancer is a deadry poison in the lood and an operation plaster or upon it external treatment cn have J as E Clay received a bunch of other from within the last vestige no effect whatever eradicated The cure must cept it but just the same now is the time tor you to s of poison must be come your calves by express Saturday which he Mr Wm Walpole if Walshtown S D says A bought in Cincinnati last week little blotch about the size of a pea came under my left Woodford at Pisgah Gay Bros eye gradually growing larger from which shooting pains at intervals ran iuali directions I became greatly alarmed county sold eight head of yearling and consulted a gtud ioctor who pronounced it Cancer horses all saddle bred at 250 each to and advised that it be cut out but this I could not con Virginia parties sent to I read in mj local paper of a cure effected by S S S and decided to try it It acted like a charm the Sixty seven wagon loads of tobacco discharging first irritated ifcA OVPL- i jES SK Cancer becoming satgradually grew and then then discon were hauled into Carlisle in one day less and very WmmSSBLm g tinuedfreely Thi leaving a small scab which soon dropHave them put aside until you are ready for their recently each wagon averaging about altogether Why M ped off and now onlv a healthy little scar remains where A great manv persons have alreadv done this 2200 ponnds The estimated value of what threatened to destroy my life once held full sway I have an IMMENSE LINE for you to select fro the tobacco was 10000 you Positively the only cure for Cancer is Swifts Specific J W Thomas Jr of this city sold Dont put this off ten hhds of new tobacco in Cincinnati last week at an averagae of 1512 per because it is the only remedy which can go deep enough to reach the root of Also see my new line of Ireland Bros sold eight 100 pounds A surgical operation disease and force it out of the svstem permanently the does not reach the blood the real seat of the disease because the blood can bdds at prices ranging from 1275 to not be cut away Insist upon S 8 S nothing can take its place Bee 1075 S S S cures also any case of Scrofula Eczema Rheumatism Contagious Mat Book BloodjPoison Ulcers Sores or anv other form of blood disease Valuable Seed oats heavy and large grain for booksn Cancer and Blood Diseases will be mailed free to any address by tf sale by Geo W Stuart Swift Specific Companv Atlanta Georgia ¬ Clarkes administrator appealed from the Mson Circuit Court The suit was instituted by Jlarke before his death for fOOTHEBS Ladies Soils ami Sepa rale Skirts ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Silk Waists Silk Cotton Petticoats Muslin Underwear ¬ trouble to show goods J ¬ ¬ Qh bSJ ¬ U ¬ SMALL SPOT p MAY wm K M Gap UiU Wei Mi - ¬ S S S FOR THE BLOOD Durkees Mourning Starch for stiffen i ig prints and muslins especially mourning goods F B McDermott tf colored ¬ v TO MOTHERS We have fitted up a separate and special ment for our Is a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lans ing Mich stands bands hih ami writfhfl 1760 pounds This is the o ly purely bred and registered Percberon stallion ever offeied to the public in Farms owned by M W Dunkam Kentucky He came from the Oakln ot Wayne Ills tbe largest breeder of Jvrcberon aud French Coach horsee in tban any other breeder in the world and the owner of more France or America 1 depart- ¬ prfe-j-winner- STEPHON PEDIGREE with 20404 ¬ Baby Carriages Lace Curtains Folding Cases Corduroy Couches Racks Spring Mattings Ro3m Mouldings Leather Couc les Toilet Sets Fancy V Rockers Lamps Window Shades Bed Room Sots Fancy Ta-¬ bles Dining Room Sets White Eiia eted and Brass Bed Best and Largest line of REFRIGERATORS in Pari r Recorded Ciiildr ens and Boys Suits f 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 wou Wray loalPd 162 721 869 bv Romulus 873 rTRSi 2rl djm Elise Stradat 7112 2463 by Passe Partont 1402j out of tficbe 12004 by a son of Coco Duke-de-Chartres the Pereheron Stud Book of nip re ingot nv pkuat mu rsw Uctoner 20 1892 by America uhui fluym Dont think of buying until you see them 11 be by 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 by Coco 712 Vieux Chaslin 713 out of LAmie by Vienx Pierre 894 he Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205 784 out of Suzanne by Cambronoe French Monarch 205 734 by Ilderim 6802 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre 894 etc Ilderim 5302 by Valentin 5301 outof Cbaon by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Ohaslin 713 be by Coco 712 out of Poule by Sandi oco 712 by Mignon 715 out of Pauline by Vieux Coco Mignon 7151 by 739 c Coco II 714 bv Vieux Cbaslin 713 etc out of La Glrise by Vieux Pierre 883 RoMULrs 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil 714 Passe Partout J T HINTON complete Wood Mantels furiih Undertaking in al it- - l innches Embalming scientificulv Rttendecplto CARRIAGES FOR HIRE -- Tt l Jean-le-Blan- PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri Corbon 4 J miles West of he by STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at oar piaCe the Hume pike at the low price of Paris 1 Satisfaction guaranteed or money retunded 4 d A VV AtciroFERGUSON Poal A e H In X Paris Kentucky I Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings on Send me your old furniture to be repaired Yonr furniture moved by experienced hands ¬ 3 OKI 1 i 8F Sk WKmmmmSM THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 24 1899 HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with 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 da There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Iloot the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism 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 ¬ WHAT OLD AGE EANS NO MORE SIXTEEN INCH GUNS Change in the Body That Arc First and Probably the Lest tor Incle Sam Will Be Teated Vroiij lit by the Pbk Thin Year iny Years t The first and probably the last mon ¬ In the study of living forms from the protozoa to the mammal and ster gun to be built in this country is from the protophytesi to the seed nearing completion at Watervliet ar- ¬ plants we find certain changes ana senal and if nothing goesamiss may be eonditions characteristic of old age submitted to its firing tests in the fall In the human subject the principal The finished gun will be five feet in out- ¬ changes which we note are atrophic side diameter at the breech and two and U generative in their nature The feet three inches at the muzzle Its muscles and glands are the parts more total length will be a few inches under especially involved in senile atrephy 50 feet The powder chamber will be although other soft parts are afft etec 18 inches in diameter by nice feet i to some extent T1k re is a dimunition length and will hold for a full charge in size of the cellular elements though over half a ton of brown powder The without involving any essential change projectile will weigh 2370 pounds It in their structure The muscular will leave the muzzie with a velocity of fibers become small and are said to 2000 feet per second and at thisveloci- ty the flying mass will have a bad effects following use of liquor wine take on more uniformity of size while energy of C40S4 foot tons or striking sufficient unor beer and overcomes that unpleasant the spleen and lymphatic glauds in to lift G4 of the biggest freight locomo- ¬ dergo a remarkable dimunition necessity of being compelled to go often weight and size which increases as age tives ten feet in the air At the muzzle during the day and to get up many advances There is also some shrink- ¬ the shell would punch a 16 inch hole times during the night The mild and ing in volume of the glandular struc- through an iron plate over a yard in the extraordinary effect of Swamp Root thickness and at two miles distance is soon realized It stands the highest tures of the digestive tract Wl erever would pass through a 27 4nch plate it for its wonderful cures of the most dis fat has accumulated it gradually Notwithstanding its great power Hn is amid that atrophy wastes away tressing cases If you need a medicine begins to take It ce Sam will probably never build an- ¬ ¬ place before degenera you should have the best Sold by drug other for while the superiority of this tion commences gists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes fatty infiltrations of Pigmentary and kind of gun was incontestible eight or the element are You may have a sample bottle of this common as are also calcaeercus in- ¬ ten years ago it does not compare in wonderful discovery and a book that crustations As an instance of the lo- ¬ efficiency with ordnance of the modern tells more about it both sent absolutely cation of his fattv defeneration type Fn- - a piven appropriation Uncle free by mail Address Dr Kilmer Co muscular fibers both voluntary and Sam can by building 12 inch guns Binghamton N Y When writing be involuntary might be mentioned cure over twice as many guns of muofc sure and mention that you read this is also four in blood vessels especial-It greater penetration and efficiency generous offer in this paper ly the terminal arteries of the brain A COPPER FIND and to some extent in the nerve cells and in the parenchyma of glandular THE HOTEL POTENTATE organs Pigmentary infiltration it is Imnieimely Rleh Ledge of the Ore Lo¬ cated In the Grand Canyon of One of the Old Sort Who Wore the claimed is not so frequently met with the Colorado as is fatty infiltration In the pineal Air of a Monarch of the gland in ligaments cartilages ten Highest Order A special dons and the walls of arteries cal- ¬ Down in the from Williams A T says deepest depth of the Grand When I was in business with W C careous deposits are common In the canyon of the Colorado is a copper Coup the famous circus man said Mr J brain and spinal cord the neuralgia in ¬ A Whyte the impresario we once had creases until it frequently predom- ¬ ledge it is said such as has never been occasion to make a business trip to the worked by mortal It has been seen by northwest and stayed a week or so in a inates over the nervous element and many prospectors and explorers and certain big city the name of which isnt there is a tendency to the deposition rock from it has been secured by em ¬ essential to the story We put up at the of amylaceous bodies in these parts ploying Indians to swim the Colorado leading hotel which is one of the finest and best known in the United States and would The fatty elements of the brain are at favorable times and scale the oppo- ¬ have enjoyed ourselves if it hadnt been for diminished while the water and phos ¬ site precipice The ore is bare aboundthe head clerk He was one of a breed that phorus are ncreasied in quantity ing in sulphur and gives 20 per cent has since become obsolete thank heaven The height and weight of the body copper a haughly disdainful potentate who con not an unusual percentage on account of these changes are dimin ¬ But sidered it beneath his dignity to show the the ledge is an enormous one more slightest courtesy to any of the guests of ished the bfidv as a whole bein- short- - than 100 feet in width It is exposed in the house Mr Coup as all who knew him er and lighter while its individual vertical depth for fully 600 feet will confirm was a polished man of the parts are also lessened in size with the The ledge lies immediately on the world totally careless of money never complaining but accustomed to punctilious exception o the heart and kidneys northern side of the river almost due service He bumped against the majestic The heart 5s a rule is hypertrophied north of Ash Fork The fact that it ruler of the register several times and en while the kidneys are at least the size dured his affronts in silence At last he told they were in middle life Changes take lies nearly 8000 feet down in the earth and across a raging torrent- under a me quietly to secure quarters at another hotel which I was only too glad to do I place in the skin rendering it dry and precipice is sufficient reason why has it reported that arrangements had been made wrinkled the hair becomes thin and not been worked Immense capital is and he went down to settle our account white the eeth drop out the body necessary to work it and the canyons What is our bill Mr King he asked bends water power must suavely My names not King snapped the These changes induce a general de ¬ capital it is said be harnessed This clerk and proceeded to figure up the has now been found crease in vigor the power of the mus ¬ An association Coup took out his pocketbook amount of New York men is Strange he said pensively but I have cles is lessened the combustion going been under the impression all along that n in the body is diminished as is prepared to work the mine whatever your name was King Well my name aint the initial cost may be A skilled pros- ¬ King retorted the clerk and I dont know shown by a decrease in the amount of pector lately returned from the Klon- ¬ how you got that idea Xor I said Coup carbonic acid gas exhaled The vital dike has left Chicago with a party of unless it was because you act so much like capacity of the lungs is decreased al ¬ men prepared to locate the great one N O Times Democrat though there is a quickening of the ledge respiratory rhythm The pulse rate See Bad sprain is cured St Jacobs Oils magic worked it rses the secretions are diminished OLD STONE TABLET FOUND and the quantity of urine is less Such Kfr doubles Hi trials V hn rnrrrlaina f briefly stilted are some of the charac Relic Bears Date of 1302 and ff Gen ¬ them Watchman teristics cf old age This period of uine Will Prove of Great life is more liable to certain diseases St Jacobs Oil cures Soreness Historic Interest St Jacobs Oil cures Stiffness as those due tfl arteiio sclerosi to cerAccording to the Runic characters on tain forms o rheumatism and gout A rheumatic affection is never reciproa stone tablet found in a Minnesota and so on cated Christian Work What prodvees these changes in the swamp adventurous Norsemen pene- ¬ body which drag us dowti to the trated the American continent as far as Is th re no way to retard or Minnesota 130 years before Columbus grave THE ROUGH RIDER prevent them If we could obviate planted the banner of BUCK TAYLOR SAYS them even ir a measure how great shore of San Salvador Castile on the would be the benefit and with what re It is likely that the tablet with this u is the Best Catarh Oire on joicing would the earths inhabitants history making inscription will soon Earth It Has Cured Me hail the discovery especially those become the property of Northwestern among them nho have begun to enter university at Evanston Dl Pro the shadows which gather about lifes George Curme of the German depart ¬ evening In the cycle through which ment of the college has secured a copy a portion of the material world re ¬ of the inscription and is impressed volvesfrom the organic to the inor ¬ with the idea that it is a genuine his ¬ ganic from the living to the dead and torical treasure back agaip to the living it would apThe stone was found by Norwegian pear that as old age approaches the laborers near Kensington Minn and j material of the animal bodv takes en bears the date 1362 Historians who more and more the nature of the inor have heard of the strange writings on ganic and becomes more and more the tablet are intensely interested in akin to the mineral world When ai the outcome of the present investiga individual tart in life he appears to tion be endowed with a certain power or Dr Henry Wade Rogers president of ability to maintain his status in the the university said to day that the au ¬ highly organized animal world and to thenticity of the inscription had not resist largely the tendency of his tis ¬ been proved but that it would be fully sues to become in their chemical na determined in time If the relic proves ture more nearly akin to the mineral to be genuine it will doubtless become kingdom the property of the university What this ppaPei O atata in I do not know but it seems to be greatly im ¬ THE MARKETS paired by age Now if by introduc Sergeant Buck Taylor ing into the bojy certain agents which March 23 Cincinnati 0j 3 STOCK Cattle gj 4 5 Sergeant Buck Taylor one of the might render the excess of accumulat xIVseiect uutcners common 4 oj g 4 TU famous Kough Kiders is a personal ing mineral matter more soluble so CALVES Fair to pood light C S 35 fe 3 To friend of Governor Roosevelt of New that it could be more easily eliminated HOGS Course and neavy jj Mixeu backer t 65 J 3 90 York He accompanied Governor Roose- from the body we might get rid of one Lisrht shippeis ab 3 75 lb 4 15 velt on his great stumping tour element that contributesj largely to SHEEP Choice 7 ix LAMBS Spring u li 0 through upper New York sitate He the deterioration and degeneration i LOCK Winter family 45 2f 7 NaS red new through gallantry in that come witti old ace Ajrain all GKAIN--Whe- 3 red was promoted r No 7 animal and vegetable tissues when o 2 mixed 3M the field during the late war Oats Na 2 2b a Sergeant ha the following to young possess n a large measure this The Kve No 2 98 I think there is no resistance toward the changes that HAV Pi Bl u choice 9 9 2r se of a 9 no b- tiler medicine on earth than take plaee in senility Then whv PROViMON Mc n pork a 50 It would it not be a feasible and ration BUtLrd Choice dairy It hasi cured me or aatarrh TEH Prinwould take a volume to tell you all idea for thow who are approaching APPLES u choicetocreamer 4 50 4 00 Choice is the period of life when senile change POTATOES Per bu fancy cO 10 the sfood it has done me 3 catarrh cure on earth and I begin to make their appearance to FLOUR Winter CHICAGO tiebest 3 B0 3 60 3cn6w for I have tried nearly all of take as nourishment only the tissues GRAIN Wheat patent red 7l 0M No No r Chicago spring 6 of young animals and vegetables and fthrni Respectfully No i4 3h thereby supplement their waning pou OORN No 2 Buck F Taylor OATS S 80 iaM0 Winter weather causes catarrh Ev ¬ er of resistance with that of those or ¬ PORK Mem LARD Steam 5 17 ii 5 20 But everybody ganisms which contain it in abun ¬ erybody knows itbi NEW YORK And also as we now have a FLOUR--Winstop to tliink that winter dance r patent 3 75 g 4 CO dates not WHEAT red te 8l38 rthpr flelavs the cure of catarrh It process of treating certain diseased CORN NuNil mixed end 6rli to care a case of catarrh conditions of different organs of the RY- Eta4jes longer Or in ihe winter generally than in the body with the products of the corre¬ OATS MixedMess FORK 9 95 I0 25 here Now sponding organs of animal bodies and LARu New Western warm season Spring BALTIMORE why is the time favorable to tiae treatment I believe with some success FLOUR Faroily 3 63 330 of old and especially stubborn cases could benefit not be derived by admin- - GRAIN -- Wheat No 2 red TJ 7i bouthern istering the quintessence of the organs jt3 of catarrh Corn Mixed 3 8 Send for book entitled Facts acd of young and healthy animals to those Oats No white 35 34U4 n Rye No 2 western n whose bodies are beginning to show Sent free by The Faces 450 dr 4 Hi of age and in that way fur- CATTLE First quality the effects Drug MTg Co Columbus O HOGS Western 440 L bii nish them artificially with the power INDIANAPOLIS No DYED 0i 09 to resist the encroachments of time GRAIN Wheat mixed 2 Corn Na 2 33i a year for in Two or three times Oats No 2 mixed to 29 Matural Btaok by LOUISVILLE stance we might adrninisterthis treat 4 00 3 75 week or two at a time and FLOUR Winter patent ment for a GRAIN Wheat Na 2 red 7 a 7 tf vho can say that we might not retard Corn Mixed Oats Mixed 3014 in this way the capture of lifes citadel PORK Mess 0111 00 I by the king of the gJja and scythe LAlD iteain a 6 26 druggists or 3L BCQft fl dical Kecortl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ B JvfA k PACT iiSiaiBH BPBBHfllnHlflPIBBHRs8Lv9r juZfc Tt V Jt ¬ iH tolENf0MBINATl0N and beneficial effects of the well known remedy Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceotable to the system It is the one perfect strengthening laxative rTHE pleasant method A ¬ ¬ - CLEANSING THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY DISPELLING COLDS AND HEADACHES PREVENTING FEVERS OVERCOMING HABITUAL CONSTIPATION PERMANENTLY liver and bowels gently yet promptly without weakening or irritating them make it the ideal laxative In the process of manufacturing figs are used as they are pleasant to the taste but THE MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE OBTAINED FROM SENNA AND OTHER AROMATIC PLANTS ¬ Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance and its acting on the kidneys ¬ - ¬ by a method known to the California Fig Syrup Company only In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package Consumers of the choicest products of modern commerce purchase at about the same price that others pay for cheap and worthless imitations To come into universal demand and to be everywhere considered the best of its class pn 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 Syrup of Figs it has become important to all to have a knowledge of the Company and its prajUty The California Fig Syrup Company was organized more than fifteen years ago for the special purpose of manufacturing and scllirig Or 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 bottles annually and by the high approval of most eminent physicians As the true and genuine remedy named bYRUP of 1igs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only the knowledge ot that fact will assist in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other parties ¬ ¬ All HERNIA JTC 5YRVP Q SVibbEFor Sale by All Druggishs It - ¬ Pe-ru-- na FcCb Y0RK Price 50 Per Bottle Waiter in a Dilemma ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ was in one of the large downtown res ¬ FARM taurants that the short little woman and her tall husband went to dinner one night Will you have oysters asked the man glaneing over the bill of fare 8hers Swds are Warranted to Produce ¬ Yes said the short little woman as 6he rMahloa Iuthrr K Tror Pa astonished the world tried in vain to touch her toes to the floor br crowiui 2M bwiBit Four OaU J Breider Mtshicott WU 173 buh barlcr and H Loejoy And John 1 want a hassock growing 30 bush Salzera corn Red Wine Minn br John nodded and as he handed his order per acre If you donbt write them Wo wish to gala 300100 new customers hence will fend on trial to the waiter he said Yes and bring a 10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR 10c -hassoek for the lady 10 pK rs of rare farm seeds Salt Bush Bane for Pheep One hassock asked the waiter with liig Four Oats Beardless Barley tnefiOJO Corn what John thought more than ordinary inBroraus Inermis yielding 7 tons bay per areon ary 40c oils etc heat including our mammoth terest as he nodded in the affirmative Still Seed Catalogue telling all about our Farm the waiter did not go but brushed the table etc all mailed yon upon receipt oiont MB JVC postage posltlrely worth 10 to gel a cloth with a towel and rearranged the ar Handsome Catalogue Free start100OOObblaHccltotatoa ticles on it several times while his face got A G SPALDING BROS at fl20 and up a bbl very red Then he came around to Johns Chicago New York Denver 36 pkgs earliest Tegcta- side and speaking sotto voce said bla seeds 1100 Say Please Catalog end this mister I havent been here long and Im alone 5c I A HANDSOME WATCH lv along No K not on to all these things Will the lady I solid nickel 01 gold plated huntinK have the hassock boiled or fried Chicago fully guaranteed to anyone starte ing an Overland Club Send 8 cents for particu- ¬ Chronicle lars OVKRLAND MONTHLY San Francisco CaL Only Theres One ¬ ard of Quality in Athletic Goods Spalding Accept no substitute Stand- SEEDS A i rnCC rill ¬ ¬ ¬ A -- Ur HT- - at a toism TREE w J REPEATING ARMS 1 HTT7TTT TT 4 TTCSff Corn--N- Pe-ru-- na For Infants and CMldren Bears JJ- Pe-ru-- na - - 1 Pe-ru-- na 1 f m jl-- Send your address on a postal and we will send you our 158 page ill us trated catalogue free WINCHESTER CO In S T Use For lllniTITll avcincw aa t ua iov rf lubucsici vvvvvvvvvvvvx SWlM W bviin fy- 1000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS kmmmmWmmmVBimmwkmV SAY ugiamBS J JK iAAr Over Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY FT MURStAV STNECT NEW YORK CfTY n -- mmViVlVniiMmumVmVMVn FORBID A FOOL A THING AND THAT HE WILL DO DONT USE I 1 I Scalp and Skin Diseases such as Salt Rheum Ec- ¬ zema Scald Head Chilblains Files Burns Baiy Uumors Dandruff ltchinjj 8calp Falling Hair thiekeniniiand maklnjr it Soft Silky and Luxuriant All Face Eruptions producing a Soft Clear Beautiful Skin and Complexion It contains no Lead Sulphur Cantbarides or anything injurious An easy great seller Lady canvassers make to 3 a day Druggists or mail AOr Cunillaris Manufacturing Co N Y Address T ¬ Permanently cures all Itching Burning hraley MANSFIELD Act GLEN BID6E Hlll N 1 Pe-ru-- ¬ WHISKERS WrWWmWMVWWftWWWWM SA POLIO Z7Jr WIKS WHEREALTELSt l ftOOO BICYCLES Overstock Boat IK tiowrd guaranteed ond hand wheels good aa new 93 tQ 10 Great factory elearlaa aale ws ship in aayoas on pprol thou i a snt I n adnac S075 S16 Shopworn ft sec- BTAAVAKU Uau VH MODELS to ¬ ¬ f 3- - KRAUSERS LIQUID EXTRACT OF SMOKE Mad from hickory wood Cheaper cleaner weetsr aud surer than the old way Send fox circular fi KBAChKH 6t iiUO Milt Pm Meat smoked in a few hours with UMM EARMmnmYm sh town rt k WtT Mr Apu la eper 1768 llftar III FAILS Lawaw rftlme Cangb Syrup Tastes Good Use Sold by druggists -A P A MEAD NK PRENTISS Chicago B WHEAT wV2TI2JG TO plcaac state taut yon meet In this paper All uw the VfcKTlNKBt Advertise awawawI THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH 24 1899 maw -- fo an the high- - SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting I will offer at pablic sale to qstfeidder on c3ideree ftNftfe Saturday March 25 1899 at 40 oclock ifcris Ky Said residence contains on the premises my situated on Vine stre t u a iu 5 Jumble Of News And Comment N H Hills of Gambion O will establish a high class school for girls at Versailles It will be called Ashland Seminary Rev Wills L Wayte late Chaplain of the Second Kentucky regiment has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Tazewell Babtist Church Tazewell Va MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About The and has U modem ie in first class repair OGivenieucts and Terms One third cash aud balance an one and two years and bearing inter- 8t at 6 per cent per annnm wavsons desiring to purchase will be rn the premises n application A rom cellars rDoas halls TOGCERY HINTS Spring And Summer FIRST Consider CLIFTON ARNSPARGER T Forsyth Auctr SH TH ft ARNSPARGEK NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIKR INSURANCE AT LOW KATES 9 BROADWAY PARIS KY 40Hma99 tf W ji wind and light- 3suig in the Hurst Home Insurance Co wer rates and absolutely safe insnr- O W Miller Agent Paris Ky fire -- Insure against 7AXIJ I 111 Rurs Died On yesterday the infant child of Douglas Shaw Mr Louis Rogers and son Haivey were here yesterday Jas Arthur was in Maygville Monday and Tuesday on businees Born Cn Wednesday to the wife of Matt Holliday a danghter H H Phillips was in Winchester sev ¬ eral days this week visiting relatives Misses Dorothv and Nannie Peed re ¬ turned home to Mayslick Wednesday Thos ONeal returned here Monday and will work with his brother Martin The magnitude of the offerings The novelty of the style The astonishing variety The matchless price SECOND Merchant Tailor THIRD You will be impressed with the dignity of cut and shape of fashion 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 sweetiy on 20 this season 25 Compare the Garments made by this house with Any Prescription There Is no BEAUTY without Favorite Pro- ¬ HEALTH scription makes women BEAUTIFUL by making them HEALTHY It makes weak women STRONG and sick women WELL ONeal Trees Plants Vines Fruit aud Ornamental Tiees Shrubs Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents but sell direct at reasonable prices Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on ap¬ McOlintock shipped Wed Mclntyre nesday a car of hogs and cattle to Cin cinnati The Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet Friday evening with Mrs John Peed Sanford Caroenter shinned a car of hordes and a oar of mules to Atlanta this week Tom Judy and Mrs Frank Mrs Ingels went to Cincinnati yesterday on ¬ last Fall will smile Hi StS Expert measuring by a representative from the Company The Globe Tailoring Co plication to H F HILLENMEYER LXJTJfcGTOS business Ed Wadell returned Tuesday from a visit in Mason with his sister Mrs y The Groat Cincinnati Tailors THE full Sample Line and its a beautv pupplemented with a Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt will be ON DISPLAY Ky Telephone 279 RAILROAD TIME CARD L BRR rheumatism at her sisters Mrs Rices in North Middletowu Troni Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p tn 1010 p m Carpenter Bros sold their fancy STrom Lexington 511 a m 745 a m premium saddle gelding to Dr Aikin of 333 p m 627 p m New Orleans for 550 JKrom Richmond 505 a m 740 a m Orover the pet dog of our late friend 328 p m Uncle Mart Layeon was recently pois ¬ Wtora Mavsville 742 a m 825 p m oned by some miscreaut DKfARTLBk CP TRAINS The ladies of the Baptist Church yill Jib Cincinnati OK a m 751 a m have a spelling bee on March 31st The 340 p m prize will be a handsome qnilt Ito Lexington 747 a m 110 i m E T Beeding and family moved yes 545 p m 1014 p m terdav to the frame cottage opposite the Xo Richmond 1108 a in 54o y m old toll gate on the Oegood pike 1016 p m m 1o Mayeville 750 a Bm 635 pAgent Mr J Will Clarke and Miss Mary Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat F Carr to Vve octoS Smedlev attended the elocutionary con Doses are siall and nasant aSMSMlSNMHPIMiMnBMSaaWiBSSBSWK voouiinend it Price 2 UjC At all druggists test at Georgetown Monday night Insure your property against tire Mr and Mrs John Howe of Eliza wiod and lightning in the Hurst Hune vilie attended the funeral of their aunt rancAo a safe and reliable com Mrs Martha Shockley here Monday D Miss Lizzie Taylor went to Cincin LH O W Miller Agent nati yesterday to bnv Spring millinery Paris Kv Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati and will have some Easter novelties Ohio The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will set a lunch in the hall way of the Will be at the Windsor Hotel Parit Masonic Building Saturday afterno n v w - Attorney-At-LaMrs Bettie Martin has rented the TUESDAY April 11 1899 rooms over Dr W M Millers office Paris Kentucky and will go to house keeping at an returning every second Tuesday in each early day ce on Broadway up stairs 2 doo r month Messrs Perry Jefferson G W Brvan Reeerenck Every leading pUysiciar West of Bourbon News E P Clarke John Ingels and Judge Paris Kentucky one 58 Hull are in Cincinnati this week on business If your girl wishec Dont forget any flow rs for Easter just leave your orders now and jou will get them Joe Mock 2t Rev H B Cockrell of Louisville is holding a protracted meeting at Tarrs school house The meetiDg Jconinienced Weonesday night Mr Theodore Power of Cincinnati was here Monday and Tuesdav to visit feed 1893 his sisters and attend the burial of his aunt Mrs Shockley Messrs Thos and Bert McClintock Everett Thomasjn Chas Clarke Jr LEXINGTON KY jau 2mo Dick and Will Collier attended Mt Sterling oourt Monday The ALWAYS DAINTY pretty work of bright The cadets of the M T S will have girls under the Friday an open session of the Society direction of skilled men in surroundings as evening March 24th in the Gymnasium clean as a parlor make it positive that Peebles Candy Is always dainty at the M T S building The Millers Money cannot buy any I will furnish music burs Orchestra A LilllO IUIVL higher grade ingredients mis ion 10 cents The Cadets will Ad than are used in the manufacture of Peetle entertain their friends afterwards iu Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always 3t pure and wholesome their new reading room cp AGENTS are supplied A I lAAVv FRFH nLVwriO rrVLOn daily from the factory CARLISLE ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Hoarseness sore throat and constant coughing indicate that the bronchial tubes are suffering from a bad cold which may develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs Do not waste health and strength by wait ¬ ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough Syrup at once This wonderful rem- ¬ edy cures all throat and lung affec-¬ tions in an astonishingly short time Hoarseness Sore Throat Tom Prather of Carlisle was Mrs Anna Ewing the guest of Mr and Mrs Jas Plum iner Tuesday Ledyard Richardson of Lexington is ht re visitinK his grand mother Mrs Mary Trotter Miss Anna Thompson is very ill with MONDAY AND TUESDAY April 3d and 4th NOTE The Globe Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is conceded to be the largest strictly Merchant Tailoring House in America controlling the best workmen in every department f DcBulls Syrup Cough Landman M TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY Ladies this fine shoes less than half price v ¬ wBiJ2 ¬ week at Davis dates Thompson Isgrigs raisins seedless raisins tf figs ttslietce Saturday For Sale 18SM JOHN CONNELLY IXJTJMCQE33FL PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee satisfactory Calls is ssv SJ C FISHER Nuts tf currants I will offer at public sale on Newton Mitchell April 1st HEMP SEED Those farmers expecing to grow hemp this Reason will find it to their interest to write me tefore purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor from China in W J LOXJOKERIIDCS El 6 large rooms reception hall 2 corridors bath dressing liable prompt paying compa- trunk and laundry rooms china and VV linen closets and large presses cabinet nies i on union mantels art and plate glass through dealer in W 0 HINT0N Agent house large porches with pump on rear porch hot and cold water and gas Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Low prices on candies for entertain- pipes every room heated bv furnace Etc dry cellar under entire house slate roof ments Cheap but pure Lot 60x208 ft Newton Mitchell tf Special attention given to Undertak ¬ One of thf most modern houses in the ing and Repairing city all in first class order aud must ba OfcolCK cultivated hemp eed for sale ten to be appreciated Persons desir Main Street Paris Ky opposite the ing to purchase will be shown through by George W JStnart premises N freight depot L tf Terms One third cash balance one and two years without interest CALDWELLS reaping a Ladies with small feet are E B JANUARY CONSTIPATIONil Isgrigs a harvest at Davis Thomson A T Forsyth Apctr special shore sale the finest hand made tf shoes m cheap shoe prices ¬ ¬ My agency insures against Ky fire wind and storm best ol re- ¬ House contains on the premises at 10 oclock a m my promptly answered Your work new residence on Higgins avenue Paris solicited Prices reasonable GEO DAVIS ¬ ¬ SOR Life II PEPSlN Policies Executors Notice insurance m33EEMfi3nmD THE KEW EfAY WOMEN used to think fe ¬ male diseases could o n 1 y be treated after lo with Peebles Candy Insuring that it is always fresh and delicious Superior to others but price no higher Try it Sews Culled Agents for Allegrretti Babels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand From Precincts From The Mercury Nic- ola8 Count y ca 1 examina ¬ by physi ¬ cians Dread of tions such ¬ ¬ treatment The Joseph Established 1S40 Peebles Candy is sold exclusively in mis ciry ay R Peebles Sons Prest Co JOSEPH S PEEBLES Cincinnati O G S VAKDKN JAS FEE SON We desire to establish agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner PC Col Albert E Boone of Black Dia mond Railroad fame addressed a large audience at ihe Carlisle courthouse Sat urday night after which a subsciipiion was taken up and 3000 subscribed All wai ra sel but a few t o a s of what was asaed ot this county He said work would commence May 1 filed a voluntary peritiou iu bankruptcy kept thousands of modest women of silent about their suffering The in- ¬ Richard A Lyman Tuesday morning Chapuntu 1270 apples Wine of Cardul has now demon strated that nine tenths of all the cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physicians attention at all The simple pure troduction with Clerk HH wMa States 2325 assets District Court of tne uuited Liabilities J Florida Havana A Crystallized fruits nuts oranges bananas grapes grape fruit emons ineSte1 taken In the privacy of a womans own home insures quick relief and speedy cure Women need not hesitate now Wine of Cardul re- ¬ quires no humiliating examina ¬ tions for its adoption It cures any dioease that comes under the head disordered of female troubles menses falling of the womb whites change of life It makes women beautiful by making them well It keeps them youn by 100 at keeping them healthy the drug store For advice In eases requiring special directions address givine symptoms the Ladies Advisory Department aThe Chattanooga Medicine Co ChattBaoea Tern BOUGHT FOR CASH All persons having claims against the estate of Young W Moran deceased will present them at once to me properS ly proven as required by law All persous indebted to the estate of same will please cull at my office and TEETH EXTRACTED settle HENRY SPEAKS WITHOUT PAIN Executor of Y W Moran NO GAS NO COCAINE 28feb ltuo A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after If nets A first class power Grinding Mill Catepboric treatment for painless standard make will grind 00 to 75 bar filling rels of ear corn per day With 10 borse power Will sell cheap Set of teeth SW R P Barnett Upper and lower 1500 Silver fillings 5nets up lOtf np Gold fillings Gold crowns 500 50 Qts Painless extraction ¬ H STOUT Paris Ky FQK SALE I ¬ - Strawberry Plants 500000 of best leading varieties AJLiE as Buback Haviland Gaudy and oth- ¬ ers We sell in lots of 50 100 or 1000 Price 2 per 100 For further information apply to or address ¬ J Hours R ADAIR 0 0 U such 321 Main St malaga Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to tf Newton Mitchell f SAVANNAH JACKSONYIILt TAUUttTlKi Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and Low rate round trip tickets San Juan The ladies of Paris and Bourbon county are cordially invited to inspect an elegant line of juvenile suits from 3 to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 tf years at Price Cos clothiers JOHN TKABUE till mayl Ruddels Mills Ky Morey To Lean 16sep 6mo I IH KEYWtiTp RpiAMI The Train Service is per- ¬ ¬ Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D on real Terms 5 and 5 per ce estate mortgage MOORE ROGERS y nassau - a 1 M f - HAVANA trrn - UdtlUMC TTr a- g pCTpipMiiTm mf atpiFutftpl 71 fect in detail Fast schedules 24 hours to Jackson v ville 54 hours s V Cincinnati to Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell tf Surgeon te I Paris Ky ft in fANTIAGO j mJM VRBpks Havana WCRlNEARSON Howard stiff and soft hats at best in the country 3 A PA cinnati for the money the reliable soft and stiff Sletson 2 best hat in Kenhukv for the money A complete line of Spring hats W fvkm fiffrv nkfit nnurnii4 Pbice Co Clothiers f raViiI itnlvelv ifl my practice and find it a most excellent jroH I iifm L ADDISON MD Cary Hks yn Office Fourth and Pleasant Office Hours 7 Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the hundred dollars during the year 1897 O W MILLEB Agent jfis Kv - to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m j m DR CALCT 6aug tf

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