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

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I BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established CHAMP MILLER Editor and Jhraw VJucUTaniMLnMHu MMUhvr fes i iesi Ti FEAR vwiot J-- PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 1899 srtiu i MMBtUI NO 25 LIVER CHILLED PLOWS STODDARD DISC H ARROWS HAMILTONS DISC HARROWS GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise The Fever Remarks lit i A New York woman is suffering from paralysis of the arm caused by contin- ually holding up her long skirt while on Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Third Street Oppo ¬ site the L N Freight Oepot DEALER IN GEO W STUART the street e ¬ The Scalchi Concert Tompany attracted one of the Most briiliant audi- ¬ ences of the season at the opera houee last night A more extended notice of the concert will be printed in this columu Friday Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole FIED SEEDS OF EYERY YARIETY- Agent For The Celebrated J fefcifrT- a k 7 3itHfc3 Manager Chas Scott tells the writer that Richard Mansfield will postively appear at the Lexingtou opera hone on May 9th in his elaborate production of Cyrano de Bererac A special train will be run to Paris Carlisle Cynthiana and Millersburg after tfte performance e MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi cannel ever ruined In Nat Goodwins new Cowboy play The Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them always on hand and the Lady whivb whs produced last week Mr Goodwin appears as a row boy who assumes the guilt of a womaus crime U acquitted aud marries her The performance was a succesi Laura Hurt who played Madge Briefly in In Old Kentucky originated a character in Goodwins new play Teleplione r7r7 WHLLHCES BARG i First class Goods We offer no bait no scheme STORE JUST PRICES tAre Standard tools of the highest grade Tney always do the work ana do it right Crystallized fruits nuts oranges bananas grapes grape fruit emons apples malaga Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Monjy Back Be Siore 3Toul Grat Black Hawk hill i Dnr Ttie Best tf Newton Mitchell 4S- - Planter Always drops the same number of grains no thining corn alter the awk the great labor saver Black BIROSELL WAGONS OLD HICKORY WAGONS OLDS WAGONS Combine Strength Durability and Lasting Qualities 33 yj Icl only fcy KJ ELY fit BHBS1 4w HHUitJr U J 3 Jk EtfK Id M vrc3i ry DEAIKR IX Field Seec and Farmi raff Implements s located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side of the Court House Square and has on hand a large display of that Gov Bradley had decided to locate in that city The people of Lexington are alarmed over the annoaucment that a negro cod fined in the county jail has the smallpox Simeon P Hunt of Mt Sterling filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy Saturday His liabilities are 34000 and his assets 6000 Joe Leiter the Chicago wheat plungB railroad er may buy the R N I He has just bought 300000 acres of mineral land in Eastern Kentucky The whiskey combine has contracted Wymond of Louiv lie with Chess for 1200000 whiskey barrels to cost 2 400000 The company is to furnish 400 000 per year The Fillipino army led by Agninaldo in person was heavily routed yesterday by the American forces A hundred dead Fillipinos were left on the field Six Americans killed and forty wounded Capt Chas Clay of Lexington a grand sun of Henry Clay was wounded in a battle near Manila lat week He has been in the service for a number of years having spent ten years fighting Indians Magistrate W J McNamaras motion for a new trial was overruled by Judge Parker at Lexington He will take it to tne Court of Appeals He was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for shooting a negro soldier ¬ Rmbrpldory silk lc par skein Adamantine pins lc per pper 10c per dozen Au Interesting Jainble Of New And full count 3SO Comment Hair Pins lc a bunch usually sold at 50c our price 22c 20 Marbles lc Sam Jones will begin a fifteen days Warranted Steel Hatchets as 20 Slate Pencils lc meeting in Loniaville April 30th good as any on earth No 1 30c-- JJ 1 Pint Tin Cup lc Three columa about the fighting near No 2 r5c 1 Nutmeg Grater lc Manila are printed on page two 1 Pepper Box lc All Silk Moire and Talieta Rit The Georgetown gas plant was sold last 1 c per yd bons in all shades and widths Vallenciennes Lace week to Chpt J B Jackson for 4000 All siik Baby llibbon lc per yd 7c to 2ic per yard The San Francisco Cifl yesterday said Giant C lever Bronze locks Ask to see them You are always welcome whether yon buy or not SCINTILLATIONS WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 420 Main Street I I Ill lftlV-JT-- ¬ SEED POITTfZQ e5 n v m v BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New York Stock I can sell them as low as anybody as them befora ti3 big advance 1 y bought ¬ J M I WynWM M RION 0 Jggg3B- The broken lots of shoes we are offering at special sale this week are the finest makes on our shelves ¬ The Tenth Street Grocer j tf Davis Thomson Isgrig ijjijMjj Jjl IBl1 JfWniWHBOBQLr11 rVVtfH mmmmWm9mmwmmaPmnt JUST RECESVED PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS -- B STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL WAGONS AND CARRIAGES THE VULCAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold SOAP PURITY GUARANTEED i Jftv l JMSBhh nf lVAB MStfylfllvK wfifl y viM iCllJEBE MtwlOS jfedfe W WwSm Py an ta the new Ring out tte o1 Ring out the false Ring in the true e bring to you the new an J true from th orests of Norway I v 5 DR BELLS Pine-Tar-Hon- ey CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AD A hSZ OF THE BEST DISC HARROW j I DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OF FARMING IM MENTS WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTH HEMP ETC ALSO G K PARRIS Cows Strayed Sold By i i WILSON r H From my home in Paris on night of two cows One a yellow 19th inst cow with horns sawed off and tag in one ear the other a large reddish black cow Both are good milkers Information as to th ir whereaooute will be thankfully received ¬ mum ml vl Pine-Tar-Hon- ey proved by Natures most natural remedy Sdenca to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and ai Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs anu Broniial 1 ubesThe sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is c out the cause of that tickling is removed and rj inflamed membranes rt heafed and soothed so that thera It no indinau r to cough SOLO B GOOD DRUGGISTS - Bottles Onty J S SSVEENfX Id grip as well aa coughs and oolda It make l ungi wrong- - xla m a Metcaug I AM 88 YEARS OLDDcIneveriiBel VOJ remedy equal to Dr Btil a It 1ve quick and permanent relief 60o and X oq SzS BE SURE YOU GCT tt 25o fa it Phe Tar4oaey 4 I r r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 1899 on the stein formerly staff of Brig Gen Miller at Iloilo somehow got in front of the firing line and was shot in the side dying almost Day FiflHtino Near Manila instantly A German who accompan- ¬ All ied him was wounded On Saturday and The American casualties Sunday were much lighter than those of Sat Sunday urda the total losses thus far report- ¬ ed since the engagement commenced being 45 killed and 145 wounded Gen The Number of Casualties Durino Wheaton entered Malinta which is a village of huts at 1 oclock Sunday the Engage Tent Was 45 Killed The United States gun ¬ afternoon and 145 Wounded boat Helena and other gunboats have been shelling Malabon about a mile northwest of Caloocan for several aide-de-camp I 11 Henrj fantry C Egbert of the was killed 22d regular in ¬ Prince Loewen li T From the condition of the bodies so and rejoined his command and was It brings rest and comfort to the severely wottnded on June S 1864 in far recovered there is but little hope weary body racked by pains of all sorts Malinta Polo and Other Towns The insurgents made a fierce re-the battle of Bethesda church Vir that they or any of the bodies that be and kinds Its beneficial effects prove it sistance to the American advance up to be the great specific to be relied upon Taken by American Troops ginia He was major of the 17th infantr7 found hereafter can be identified the railroad at Malinta In addition Body No i was taken to the morgue for victory Hoods never disappoint from 1800 to 1803 when he became Mv mother was seri Salt Rheum After Hot Engagements to the fatal wounding of Col Egbert lieutenant colonel of the Gth infant ry Friday night and placed in a case by ausly afflicted with salt rheum and painful several men of the 22d infantry and helped her This regiment he commanded in the itself It is in about the same condi ruiiTungr sores No medicine used wnicfa until Hoods Sarsaparilla was several of the Oregon and Kansas reg- ¬ Santiago campaign nntil disabled by a tion as the other bodies recovered It made her entirely well Esse E Majle iments were killed shot through the body on July 1 1896 is simply a charred and blackened 5TONE 358 Dearborn Street Chicago 111 dull Col Egbert Formerly of the Evidentl anticipating a bombard ¬ Tired Feeling I had that tired For his distinguished service in battle trunk with parts of the arms legs and feeling dysnepsia headaches and sinking ment by the fleet a thousand rebels va- ¬ 6th Infantry is Among spells but Hoods Sarsaparilla made me a he was promoted a brigadier gen ¬ skull attached cated Malabon Sunday night leaving The work of removing the debris is aevv man I never was better than now eral of volunteers which grade he the Killed John Mack Oskaloosa Iowa Gen a few to burn the town held until Decmber 1 1808 when proceeding slowly so slowly that the Wheatons brigade composed of the in the reduction of the volunteer army residents and merchants in the dis PP 2d Oreg on regiment and the 22d and 2d He trict within the fire lines extending a he was honorably discharged The Gallant Officer Shot While in infantry stretched out along the rail- ¬ was promoted colonel in the regular block in either direction from the road from Caloocan to the Tuliahan establishment on July 1 1898 and as ¬ scene of the fire are making com Must Die Tin the Saddle river was powerless to prevent the with- ¬ business is blockaded in the Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irritating and signed to the 22d infantry whose plaint drawal owing to the natural obstacles Too Old He Gasped President Murphy of the only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Wikoff colonel Charles A was district and to the strong opposition A column He health board Friday wrote to the conkilled at San Juan hill of smoke at daybreak was the first in- ¬ joined the 22d infantry January tractor ordering him peremptorily to ONE ACCOMPLISHMENT timation of the enemys intention but 30 1899 sailed for hasten the work oi removal with it Plan to Cut Off the 5000 Insurgents others followed at various points all Among the art cles found Friday Manila February 1 and arrived at Ma- ¬ Finland Maiden Who Had One Failed on Account of Rough- ¬ soon blending in a dense balloon-shape- d night were a ladys gold watch mark4 19Ml Qualification for the Posi Gen Egbert was nila March ness of the Country cloud The flames of the burning a metal top of a purse ed J W tion of Cook well known throughout the army as rice mills and large buildings could be Malolos marked N P J and some wearing an officer of a high order of ability The servant girl question is even more plainly seen from Caloocan despite the Saturdays Battle and as a man of sterling qualities In apparel marked H H S difficulty in small western cities than it sunlight Manila March 27 The movement the death of Gen Egoert the service An elderly woman at the morgue is in New York There no lady ventures The Helena and the Army Gunboats strong 11 By oclock in tne morning the of the American troops Saturday swept loses one of its best colonels Friday made a partial identification of to ask a reference but contents herself Shelled the Town of Malabon verbal examination of her applionly building of importance not de- the insurgents back toward Malabon the clothing found on body No 2 and with acapabilities cants and Country Beyond stroyed in the center of the town was Gen Harrison Gray Otis brigade is in stated that she felt sure they belonged There was an avalanche of Swedes a large stone church but even at noon front of La Loma where there is a DISASTROUS FREIGHT WRECK to Julia Ivaten an employe of the and Finlanders in a Pacific slope town last winter and one wild haired damsel pre fresh fires were started among the stretch of a mile of rough open coun- Engineer and Fireman Killed and Brake hotel sented herself as a candidate for a The Monadnock Focused All Its Batteries native huts in the outskirts of try The insurgent trenches in the man Fatally Injured Cause of the The GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE mistressposition as cook her prospective Upon Paranque for Two Hours Great Malabon although the general exo- ¬ edge of the woods are four feet deep thus interrogated Wreck a Mystery Can vou make good bread Damage Wrought The Evacua dus took place much earlier Many and furnish a good head cover The Brod Naw Six Thousand of Them Ordered Out in Phil Was a tion of Malabon of the rebels sought refuge in the American troops advanced on the dou- ¬ Pittsburgh Pa March 27 A freight Can vou make soup adelphiaPurpose is to Secure Abo Picturesque Rout SnnnV Naw suburbs of Navotos and Casag or were ble quick yelling fiercely and occa- ¬ wreck Sunday on the Fort Wayne ft lition of Sub Contracting Do you understand roasting meats driven inland by the shells of the sionally dropping in the grass and fir-¬ Chicago railroad at Jacks Run just beNaw Meat low the city resulted in the death of Can vou broil Philadelphia March 25 The ex- ¬ March 27 The Americans Helena Callao Ningdapan and Laguna ing by volley Manila Naw have advanced along the line of the de Bay Elaborate preparations were made Engineer Bracken and Fireman Lowe ecutive committee of the Garment Can vou clean brasses In the meantime Gen Wheatons for the movement Gen Wheatons the probable fatal injury of another Workers union Friday night ordered Dagupan railroad driving- the Filipinos Naw Can vou wash and iron from Malinta and New Canayan where brigade held the railroad to the river brigade was placed in the rear and and the complete destruction of an en- ¬ a strike of the 6000 garment workers -Naw but was unable either to repair the Gen Harrison Gray Otis and Gen gine and ten freight cars The loes to of this city beginning Saturday at there were 3000 inhabitants Sunday Scrub noon The purpose of the strike is Naw night the brigades of Gen Harrison bridge which had been destroyed bjT Halls were massed behind Gen Hales the company is about 25 000 Well my goodness girl What can vou The canse of the wreck is a mystery principally to secure the aboli Otisi and Gen II ale encamped in the enemy or to advance owing to the Under the cover of the darkness Gen Gray do opposition and the hills on the other Otis and Gen Hales brigades left The Fort Wayne train was standing tion of sub contracting as well the enemys trenches at New Canayan The Finlander reflected Then she an side I can milk a reindeer r and that of Gen Wheaton at Malinta their trenches and advanced close upon still when an extra freight on the as higher wages and increased swered proudlv N Y World The calculations of both Gen Hale the enemys line without being detect- ¬ Pennsylvania heavily laden came rates for government work Gen Wheatons brigade formed a About junction with the remainder of Gen and Gen Harrison Gray Otis whose ed Gen Wheatons and Gen Halls dashing up behind at the rate of JC 2000 of the strikers are women A Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Ar kansas MacArthurs division at Malinta and brigades constituted Gen MacArthurs brigades occupying the vacated posi- ¬ miles an hour and crashed into it striking committee was appointed Fri- ¬ division were much interfered with tions The telegraph operator and signal man day night to devise plans to conduct Opens February 23 In the Ozark Mounthe two leaving Gen Wheaton there Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery At 4 oclock the American troops both claim to have signaled the extra the strike and to station pickets near tains marched along the railroad to New by the character of the country in Cheap ex Unequaled medicinal waters Canayan This rlace was fortified and front oi both and the enemy was able breakfasted and the Filipinos noticing to stop but no attention was paid to the shops to induce any non union or cursion rates Through sleepers via Friscc Line Address J O Plank Manager Roon for 300 yards fnXB ic there were trench- ¬ to take advantage of this so that the the camp fires their buglers called their warnings Some of the trainmen new workers from going to work II Arcade Building or Frisct Novaliches and Polo tiiem to arms think Bracken must have fallen asleep It is expected that the strike will Ticket OfficeCentury 101 N Broadway es on each side of the track These operations against No At daylight Gen Otis and Gen Halls at his post w e taken possession of by the Amer- ¬ were delayed though the right wing affect nearly every establishment in Louis Mo of the division swung out sweeping brigades advanced from La Loma the city The strikers claim that a ican troops Perils of the Arctic PHYSICIANS AND NURSES Americans will the enemy in a northwesterly direc- ¬ church straight through the rebel lines more opportune time for a strike could The movement of the The weet Young Thing I love to read explorers in the tion cutting the enemys forces in two not be chosen as there is a rush of of those dear daring scaling icebergs Arctic be pushed in this direction all the The Employes of the Chicago Milwaukee but I should think Gen Wheatons headquarters SaturUpon this occasion the rebels adopt- ¬ work in all directions and the con time would become monotonous The Filipinos realizing that the rail ¬ St Paul Road to Be Instructed in tractors will have difficulty in getting The Savage Bachelor Part of the tim road is the crucial line have construct ¬ day night was a half mile south of the ed the American tactics of holding First Principles of Surgery on the railroad The opposite their fire until the attackers were about they were scaling fish Indianapolis Journew hands ed row after row of trenches running river nal bank was protected by a block house 1000 yards distant The rebels also diagonally on both sides of the track Chicago March 27 If a plan that You Can Get Allens Foot Ease FREE fired lower than usual The Americans the officers of the Chicago Milwaukee EX GOV PIERPONT IS DEAD at a distance of a few hundred yards and intrenchments Write to do to Allen S Olmsted Le Roy apart This work was designed most Occasionally the artillery and in ¬ fired volleys with terrible effect and St Paul road are now considering is N Y for a FREE sample of Allens Foot intelligently and has evidently been fantry fired across the stream Final- then rushed forward cheering and car- ¬ adopted every employe of the company He Expired at the Residence of His Da ugh- - Ease a powder to shake iuto your shoes II cures chilblains sweatiug damp swollen ter in Pittsburgh After an Illness of done under the direction of experts ly the engineers moved a construction rying everything before them will become in a small way a phyaching IVet It makes tight shoe easi iron frame Several Days The Funeral Cures Corns Bunions and Ingrowing Nail It represents an enormous amount of train up to the bridge theand began to Once through Gen McArthurs di- ¬ sician and a nurse and theie will Alldruggistsandsboestoressellit 25 cent vision was swung to the left driving be fewer cases for the surgeons labor Most of the rebel positions are work of which remained Pittsbuugh Pa March 25 Hon the rebels away on all sides protected by thick earthworks a ma- ¬ replace the floor Paradoxical knife It is the intention of the Francis Harrison Pierpont the first While this was going on the 2d Ore ¬ stones and Gen Wheatons brigade in accord- managers of this road to start a jority of them topped with It seems strange that a fellow isnt ic governor of West Virginia died Friday the swim when society throws him over gon regiment crossed the river on the ance with instructions remained in systematic Some have provided with loopholes course of in night in this city at the residence of board Philadelphia Record left and the 22d on the right with the trenches Before joining in the the first principles instruction fcheet iron roofs of surgery his daughter Mrs W H Siviter The days work of the United States four companies of the 23d infantry movement at noon Jen Wheatons and nursing among the men engaged after an illness of several days The St Jacob Why suffer with Neuralgia A troops developed a strong opposition Oil Will drive it all away troops consisted of storming the suc ¬ supporting the latter regiment in the train service a course that ex governor had been in a feeble phyThe Filipinos occu- ¬ rising clear ground stretched away a between Malabon and the River Tluia when thoroughly mastered will enable cessive trenches sical state for several months by rea There is only one thing more important pying them were completely hidden distance of half a mile to Malinta han an employe to render valuable first aid son of his advanced age SO years than to learn patience and that is to lean when not to use it Town Topics The brigades commanded by Gen to the injured A slight knowledge oJ enemy poured a strong fire from situated on its crest The In front of the village were strong Harrison Gray Otis and Gen Hale the principles of first aid it is believed but not until Thursday evening just every trench until they were disturbed St Damp weather brings Rheumatism after dinner was his condition consid¬ by a flanking volley when they would Filipino intrenchments but no Fili- advanced on Novalichos and Polo will often mean the saving of a life Jacobs Oil brings the cure promptly ered serious He was then seized with disappear into the woods and jungle pinos were to be seen Apparently strongly entrenched towns a fainting spell from which his physiTroops Coining Home In the meantime Gen Halls brigade only to make a stand at the next line they had fled The 22d regiment ap cians said he could not recover He Richmond Va March 27 News has was surrounded all The American loss was remarkably proached diagonally with Gen Wheat- swept the country clear to the water day Friday by the small seven being reported killed and on and his staff close behind and works and the foothills and Singalon been received from Havana to the ef remaining members of his family and capturing San Francisco del Monte and fect that the 1st battalion of Company 25 wounded It is known that the Fil- ¬ scouts closely observing the ground at about 9 pm passed peacefully away When the Americans were within Mariquina ¬ M of the 4th Virginia regiment left ipinos were so protected that they suf Funeral services will be held at his The natives stood until the Ameri- there Saturday on the San Antonic fered little No dead insurgents were about 300 yards of the intrenchments ¬ daughters residence on Sunday at 4 p found in the trenches Forty prison- ¬ the Filipinos suddenly volleyed heav- ¬ cans were within 200 yards of their po-¬ for Savannah Two companies leave m after which the remains will be ers were taken by the Americans and ily The 22d infantry which was hold- sition and then broke and ran to the on the 20th for Tampa and the re taken to Fairmont W Va for inter suffered it is estimated that the rebels casual- ¬ ing the centerOregons onconsiderably woods About 30 of them were killed maining companies leave on the 27th ment on Monday the left and in the outskirts and 70 on the roads but with the for Tampa whence the Tampa conties numbered 20 the Kansanson the right in the woods troops met tingent will take the train for Savan The Montana and Kansas The insurgents broke their guns I ine Coal in Alaska compelled to abandon the fighting was kept up for half an the hottest resistance in a strip from nah when they were Seattle Wash March 25 The hour the 22d infantry advancing up which the rebels have greatly worried United States government has made them Fatal Explosion thick grass un- ¬ the Americans recently during the tests of coal found on the Alaskan peAn exploded caisson at the railroad the slope through the New York March 27- - A small mannight time bridge proved a bar to the Americans der the hottest fire ufactory of fireworks in Hoboken N J ninsula and it is proposed to establish Gen Wheaton and his staff were all Ninety minntes after the start at 6 was destroyed by an of the Oregon regiment Ten soldiers explosion Friday a coaling station on one of the outer the time under a rain of bullets Col oclock the whole front for a distance Aleutian islands for the use of vessels An Excellent Combination while searching for two of those killed Egbert who was in the thickest of the of three miles to the north had been One man Nicola Anzalone was killed bound from the United States to Maearlier in the fighting sneaked into The pleasant method and beueficial Michael Angelo 14 3 ears old was fa was shot in the abdomen the city in the morning and found the fighting placed on a stretcher and an cleared Gen Hales brigade had tally hurt and Jose Angelo father ol nila The route from Seattle direct to effects of the well known remedy was simultaneously swept in a northwestManila is more than 1000 miles shorter Syrup of Figs manufactured by the place in a condition of chaos The in- ¬ He made to carry him to the erly direction routing the enemy and Michael was painfully burned about than via Honolulu attempt was California Fig Syrup Co illustrate¬ habitants seeing them fled in a panic cars but he died on the way the hands and face The money loss the value of obtaining the liquid laxaburning the town of San Francisco del was small thinking the American forces were tive principles of plants known to be McCoy Awarded the Decision It was a most affecting scene Gen Monte and a number of scattered huts medicinally laxative and presenting The Oregonians shot in possession You San Francisco March 25 With a them in the form most refreshing to the Wheaton baring his head said Killed by an Insane Woman ¬ Theline was then opposite Novaleche several armed natives and then re have done nobly Worcester Mass March 27 Pat- superiority in cleverness quickness taste and acceptable to the system It the artillery advancing along a good turned to camp T must road from La Loma to Novaleche the rick Hassett was beaten over the heac and ring generalship whi h was ap- ¬ is the one perfect strengthening laxa Col Egbert gasped in reply tive cleansing the system effectually The American forces did not occupy die I am too old wagons carrying pontoons telegraph with an iron bar by Mrs Thomas Cary parent from the first roend Kid Mc dispelling colds headaches and fevers Malabon but are concentrating their No Filipinos were found in the supplies and ammunition following Friday and killed Mrs Cary was in- Coy was very properly avarded the de gently yet promptly and enabling one strength to strike Malolos Malabon habitual constipation per trenches The infantry moved in splendid order sane She attacked Hassett and Mich- cision over Joe Choynsk at the end of to overcorie Its perfect freedom from is a city of desolation The American manently Though apparently their force was Smoke from the burning huts marked ael Sullivan who were sleeping to- the 20th round before the National every objectionable quality and sub soldiers have been forbidden to enter Athletic club in Mechanics pavilion stance and its acting on the kidneys of the American advance Amsmaller than that of the Amer- ¬ the place for fear that natives may be much they had an immense advantage the line and horse litters led by Chi- gether in one bed Sullivan received Fridav niLnt liver and bowels without weakening severe iniuries bulances icans lurking there or irritating them make it the ideal ¬ County Judge t omniits Murder position and in opportunity to re- nese brought in the wounded among The Americans Monday morning in Equitable Building Sold Dallas Tex March 25 At Frank- ¬ laxative process of manufacturing figs whom were a few Filipinos In the important town of Polo and treat found the Louisville Ky March 27 The lin the county seat of Robertson coun ¬ are used as they are pleasant to the The Americans who were wounded Gen MacArthurs advance guard west a number of small villages Equitable building a six story office W A Gray a prominent attorney taste but the medicinal qualities of the deserted and the 3d artillery and the 20th Kansas endured their injuries bravely one structure at the corner of Fourth and ty railroad the of and a former superintendent of public remedy are obtained from senna and Wheatons group which had been brought into Jefferson joined Gen advancing regiment a They are burning streets has been sold to John instruction was shot dead on the pave ¬ other aromatic plants by Figmethod Syrup brigade shortly after Malinta was the hospital singing Comrades known to the California along the railroad Parker foi ment in front of his home by County Co only In order to get its beneficial Pennsylvania troops took nine M Atherton by Bush Nov- ¬ The Monday the Washington volunteers taken approaching along the 8290000 in cash Judge O D Cannon The cause oi the effects and to avoid imitations please prisoners among them a great naked road westerly Sunday had an en aliches who held Pasig killing is not known but sensatonal remember the full name of the Company Ninety six Years of Age After lunch Gen MacArthurs divis ¬ captain of the Macabebee tribe and printed on the front of every package a band of insurgents gagement with Lexington Ky March 27 Robert domestic matters are broadly rumored one Japanese All the prisoners were In the ion advanced toward Polo who drove in their outposts CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ¬ The 2d Oregon regiment encountered greatly terrified expecting to be exe- Featherstonethe oldest man in Fayette The public feeling over the killing beseveral men SAN FRANCISCO CAJ fight the Filipinos lost NEW YRK X T county is dead aged 96 He was born came so intense hat officers to whom fcOUTSVTLLE KY a thousand Filipinos west of Malinta cuted immediately The United States troops under Brig American losses reported up to at Charlotte Courtiouse Va and came Judge Cannon had surrendered hur¬ For sale by all Druggists Price c per bottle The who were retreating from Malabon Gen Lloyd Wheaton captured the If Weak Delicatelor Sieklr be noon Saturd L was eight men killed to Kentucky in 1810 He leaves a large ried him away to Calvert to avert mob f Mil II DC II Children sTooir ABiress Hye nemy had taken up a vnihWlibn of Malinta beyond the Tuliahan The f on rows of town j violenceAen wounded Medicine C PO Box 161 flerllu Vi and abou family of children r intrenchme iyer fcunday after a sharp fight Col hind hours was driven out after an hours heavy firing One Oregonian was killed and five were wounded The 3d artillery acting as infantry with two guns of the Utah artillery and the Kansans had a sharp fight east of Malinta The Americans had but slight losses Five Filipinos were found dead and several were taken prisoners Gen MacArthurs division is advancing upon Polo along the As the bridge is derailroad stroyed and the river can not be forded the advance is temporarily checked Sunday night In the fighting west of Malinta the Oregonians captured a Spaniard but he denied that he was taking part in the battle The surgeons from the fleet and the British cruiser Powerful volunteered their assistance and were indefatigable in their services at the front Manila March 27 The Helena and the army gunboats shelled Malabon and the country beyond while the Monadnock focussed all its batteries upon Paranque for two hours for the purpose of destroying the militar3 stores there A great smoke was caused but as the insurgents are in possession of the town the results of the shelling are not obtainable The evacuation of Malabon was a pictur- ¬ esque rout thousands of men women and children loaded down with house- ¬ hold goods fleeing to the country The Filipinos at 915 a m Mondaj burned their stronghold at Malabon and their forces fled from the city in the direction of Malolos Gen MacArthurs division is pushing The insurgents toward Malabon will make their last stand probably at ¬ DEATH OF COL H G EGBERT FOUR BODIES RECOVERED The Record of the Windsor Hotel Fire Now Twenty Three Bead and Forty or More Missing The Gallant Officer Killed in Battle Neat Manila Was a Line Officer for Near ly Forty Years Peace Hath Her Victories ¬ Washington March 27 Col Henry C Egbert whom Gen Otis reports among the killed was born in Penn sylvania and appointed a first lieutenant in the army from civil life on September 23 1801 He served continu-ousl- as a line officer for nearly 40 years He was more closely identified with the 12th infantry than any oth er organization having served with distinction in that regiment during the civil war lie was taken prisoner at the battle of Gettysburg but escaped ¬ ¬ ¬ 9p ¬ less ¬ March 25 Four more bodies were recovered from the ruins of the Windsor hotel Thurs day The record as it now stands is M dead 40 or more missing and a large collection of small bones The injur ed in hospitals and other places are reAnxiety on the part of covering friends of persons who have been re ported as missing has increased to a certainty almost that they perished in New York ¬ ¬ ¬ war renowned than said Milton and now is the time mM5 m9 in the Spring to get a peaceful victory over the impurities which have been accumulating in the blood during Winter s The ban- ¬ hearty eating ner of peace is borne aloft by Hoods Sarsaparilla the fire ¬ ¬ JocdSt i m ¬ M3Hftgg3SEp ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SSI ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ggsm BSBjjjjHBj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ pstin ri - i- - r X K - 4J THE BOURBON NEWS PAULS KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 1899 A C 3 HEERFUL BROTHER Always a saying Its all fer the best No matter what Fortune wuz bringin Did what he could never lost any rest Cos the birds in the winter quit singin With the sun in the east or low down in It wuz the west All fer the best fer the best Always a sayin Its all fer the best In the deeps an the steeps of his sorrow An never no night wuz too dark fer his shorely sunshine to morrow The star or the storm he wuz smllin an blest Its all fer the best fer the best An I reckon he wuznt fur off o the track To that lex he wuz always a clingln He saw the stars shinin when tempests frowned black An heard all the sweet bells a ringin With the sun in the east or low down in the west Afnt it all fer the best fer the best F 1 Stanton in Atlanta Constitution Itll rest Huntington Mr Gielow may be found alive asked the young lady as she rose Hendricks looked down It may sound paradoxical he said but I base my hopes in regard to his fate on his statement made perhaps two days ago that he was starving Oh dont say that cried Miss out to Bantinnis place at once It is just abo e Fort Lee on the Jersey side If we are fortunate enough to find Mr Gielow still alive everything possible shall be done for him Dr Lampkin has already sent for the necessary medicines We were just getting ready to start Have you yourself any hope that We are going m ti m4ZS V Jcc- -y V VS 72 Z7 7 ZS N I THE CARUTHERS AFFAIR By CopvricrhtlSOS A N by Co WILL N Kellopg Newspaper EARBEH fc TiiZh i VV SYNOPSIS Hendricks arm I am going to ask a great favor she said tremulously I want to go with you If he is dead I should like to be there at once you know and if he is j live I could help Hendricks face fell He iriauced dubiously at the sergeant and Dr Lampkin then his face slowly cleared up go I really I have ordered a closed he said carriage to meet us at the elevated staYou could remain in the car tion riage till we went in and made the arrest and then you certainly would come You see went on Hendricks as they all moved towards the door Bantinni placed him in confinement for a pur- pose If he had not desired that Gie low should be kept alive for awhile he would have put him out of the way at once It looks as if the count intended to let him live for awhile and has forgotten to give him attention Miss Huntington laid her hand on ¬ Its as much time as I can afford to allow My Indian pal has become shaky and threatened to desert me if I sprung the trap on you I must pacify him and show him how safe we are I could explain to your driver out there that an accident had happened and no one would think of blaming me Then although their eyes were glued to Kolas sinister face they observed the silk curtains behind the Indian stir as from a breeze then the curtains parted cautiously and Sergt Denham peered in They saw from the wondering gaze of his wide open eyes that he was mystified by their unexpected silence their white faces and the half crouching attitude of the In- ¬ dian as he leaned over the table his sun nnsrers on the button Lake a flash a plan of action came to Hendricks and its subtility was worthy of his great intellect The words he called out the next instant he hoped would stay the death touch of the murderer and furnish a ke to their predicament to Denham ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Minard Hendricks great detective just returned from Boston finds awaiting him an unsigned typewritten letter directing him to apartments in Palace hotel where he will tind remain of Mr Weldon Caruthers currently reported for past two w ks to be out of town Detective seems to con- ¬ nect letter with attempt made on his own life some time previous Goes with friend Dr Lampkin to investigate Upon search of Caruthrs apartments remains of cre mated body and jlvy ltd hand of victim arc found in a vasv Hand bears marks of finger nails manicured to sharp points Lampkin recalls reports of a row between Caruthers and Arthur Gielow both suitor for hand of Dorothy Huntington Who is heiress- to several millions should she marry Caruthers unconditionally in case of Car uthers death Late that night H ndricki and Lampkin call at home of Miss Hunt- ¬ ington Dorothy shows detective type ¬ written letter which was an Invitation for herself aid aunt to occupy with Count Bantinnl Italian nobleman his box at horse show a he was called out of town by pressing business She recalls Gielow had expressed before murder Intense batr d for Caruthers and believes him guilty yet decides to help him and with her aurt goes- to his studio Gielow has- tied His servant Henri tells of overhearing confession to Bantinnl Henri thought bis master insane Hendricks concealed in room hears all this Hendricks goes to consult Koia an East Indian interested in occult researches who had helped him in much previous detective work and located in an old colonial mansion among the palisades Dr Lampkin is summoned by Hendricks who has been shot Bullet is removed and detective warned not to leave his room Hendricks unknown enemy had tried to chloroform him in his sleeep Detective had waked just in time but was wounded by pistol shot before he could prevent his assailants escape Hendricks calls for a crematory employe who confirms the supposition that ashes found were those of human body Miss Huntington receives letter from Gielow in his own handwrit ing postmarked at Charleston S C tell ing of his crime and night Noted graphol- hand v r i t i n g of this letter frfimiii and says it Is genuine During a call on Sergt Denham detective of police de partment Hendricks comes into pos session of cuff with words written in blocd OVer Gielows name to effect that be was innocent starving and confined Coins- - to Gielows studio Henri Identifies cuff as his masters Henri tells of strange influence Hendricks Bantinni had over Gielow comes to conclusion Bantinni was the mur- ¬ derer and through hypnotism made Gi low eonfnss both in person to Henri and by let- ¬ ters to uVhvs Hendricks and Lampkin go to Kolas retreat Kola teBs them Gi law it dead and to prove bis supernatural powers claims to go to detective- - hom in his astral body and bring back a Bible which I handed to Hendricks amidst a lot of occult balderdash Kola warns de ¬ tective ar attempt is to be made on lis life Beaching home Hendrieks learns how nearly Ko a had deceived him when his mother telH of disappearance of Bible after one of Koiis calls during his absence In Boston Ctming now to Gielows exper- ¬ iences the sory goes back to night of mur- ¬ der when Bkntinni by his strange power abducted his victim Gielow wakes in r ar row cell and realizes he is starving Ban ¬ tinnl tells h3 prisoner he is in his power and how during three days of ureorscious ness he had betin used to write letters- to Miss Huntington and the police The im prisoned artist manages to loosen a store Through this opening he In side of cell pushes his cuff ut with its bloody m Sergr Denham sage to the outi world not having know of Hendricks connection with the affair romes to him for advice This brings- out fact that cuff was found near palisades detective is now convinced of identity of Kola and Bantinni and so informs Denham ¬ ¬ - dont see why un couldnt ¬ ¬ ¬ in handy Oh you are so good she exclaimed Please do not lose any time ¬ CHAPTEB XX As the carriage was ascending the gradual incline of the rugged road through the woods surrounding the old - - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- the four occupants agreed that to prevent any suspicion of their intentions entering the mind of Kola the sergeant and Mi- - Huntington were to remain inside the carriage with the blinds down while Hendricks and Dr Lampkin went in And just before getting out when the door was reached Hendricks said to the sergeant Keep a good look out and if he should escape us and make a break for t lie front stop him Al right agreed the officer and he smiled apologetically at Miss Hunting ton as he took out a big revolver and laid it on the seat between them Lampkin and Hendrieks had their re- ¬ volvers cocked ready for use in the pockets of their overcoats It had been agreed that thev were to take Kola by surprise get him well under fire and then calmly demand the restoration of the prisoner Going up the steps Hendricks and Lampkin found the big front door open and as no one came to answer their ring they were hesitating as to what course to pursue when Kola thrust his cowled head through the curtains and called out cheerily Oh hello Come right in gentle ¬ ¬ ¬ mansion the pit below but you must listen Kolas enjoyment seemed intense I dont want to bear anything from you he laughed Get ready Hendrieks drew a deep breath The most startling feature of the situation was that Denham did not seem to com prehend their peril He half smiled as if he thought Hendrieks were playing one of his practical jokes on his man before arresting him Times up announced the Indian Denham jerk him backward yelled Hendricks and in the sudden shock of astonishment over the puzzling command the Indian involuntarily raised his tinge- from the bu ton and the situation seemed to flash upon Denham Like a projectile hurled from some powerful destroying machine he sprang at Kola He caught him by the throat and pulled him over the back of his chair Hendricks sprang from the rug dragging the almost inactive doctor with him Kola wriggled in Den hams clutch and managed to get on his feet But with his lingers digging into the Indians throat the sergeant bore him backwards over the table In the struggle Kolas shoulder pressed down on the electric button There was a crash of timbers under the lounge just vacated and with a dull subter ranean rumble the flooring over that spot disappeared in a yawning black ¬ Hold one second I he cried know something you ought to know Kola We are completely in vour now- er I know that when you press that electric button wc shall be hurled into ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ hole Hendrieks was beside himself with rage as he towered over the now pas sive Indian Oh you dirty scamp he ejaculated He took a pair of handcuffs from his ¬ Kola said Hendricks In the big cellars below they found directly under the trap Kola had arranged the yawning opening of a deep pit An awful hole said Hendricks as he turned away He pointed to some large steel vessels and two large copper cylinders such as are used for mak- ¬ ing lime light in the theaters Thats where he cremated the body He he said section by section thought as most murderers do that his secret was well guarded They searched through all the rooms of the cellar and then Hendricks stopped We are losing time he grunted in disappointment I believe Kola told the truth about his being the only one who knows the secret of Gielows -place I am also sure that Gielow h somewhere under ground We have seen one cavern and it is not unlikeh that there are others It has long been believed that they are under this hall Cant you think of some plan to wring the truth from that imp They had paused before the door of a little room where a dim light shone over the transom Lampkin tried the latch and finding the door unlocked he pushed it open The room had shelves on all three of its walls and these shelves were well filled with all sorts of bo ties His laboratory said Lampkin w hat to do Xo I cannot tell 3 ou Ah 1 have an idea The doctor took down a bottle and read the label and then uncorked it and applied it to his nose Ether be said This bottle re minds me of an experiment I once saw performed at a medical college A thief was made to confess under the influence of ether In the first stages of anaesthe sia a subject almost invariably becomes talkative and will talk about exactly what he desires mot to keep back Bring it upstairs for the love of mercy cried the detective It cant do any harm As they entered the recept ion room Kolas questioning glance became fixed on the bottle in the doctors hand Hull he grunted you need not try to give me that I wont take it Find me a towel Hendrieks was all the doctor said He spoke like a determined man who is thoroughly angry Hendricks darted into a lxithroom near by and returned with the required article Now lay his lordship on the floor the doctor said Kola wriggled like an eel but with Hendricks at his head and Sergt Denhams determined hauds a his feet they soon had him laid out Dr Lamp kin folded the towel into the shape of a funnel and saturated it with the fluid from the bottle Then he started to put it over Kolas mouth and nose Hold on give him one more chance ordered Hendricks Where is Gielow hiding¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ In the basement they found nothing of note except a trunk bearing the initials of Weldon Caruthers Thats what he brought the body in Is a dappled gray horse foaled Oct ¬ ¬ 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lans ing Mich stands 16J hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Percherou stallion ever offered to the public in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawn Farms owned by II W Dunkain of Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses iu the world and the owner of more prize winners thau any other breeder in STEPHON PEDIGREE 20404 Fiance or America ¬ II 714 Passe Paktvut 894 Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stud Book of America Gray foaled October 20 1H92 got by Siradat 7112 2403 dam Abydos 960 869 by Romulus 873 785 2d dum Elise by Dikk df Chartkes 162 721 Stkadat 7112 2463 by Paee Partout 1402 out of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vieux Chaslin 713 out of LAmie by Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 203 734j out of Suzanne by Carnbronne French Monarch 205734 by ilderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin r7l3 he by Coco 712 out of Poulo by Sandi Coco 712 by MJfrnoo 715 out of Pauline by Vieux Coco Mignon 715 by Jean-to-Bla739 Coco II 714 bv Vieux Chaslin 713J etc out of La Grise by Vieux Pierre 883 Romllls 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil nc Ilderim etc Wr SWSMX -- - Vy out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri Corbon 4 he bv on STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place the Unme pike at the low price of V Ac miles West of Paris Xia Foal 315 To Insure JjA JVIstifo FERGUSON B I Paris Kentucky I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RiES AND PHAETONS Sal hai wagons ol ilgi Grade Wort stCSQ att And a full line of cheaper grades I am also doing painting I have a good painter and will see that you get a good job of painting JAMES Kcrttvrt VtfcXW H HAGGARD - Cor High and Fourth Sts - Paris Ky -- ¬ - ¬ -- night before they found the windows darkened and the same dim lights burning overhead I Lave just got up said the Indian with a smile That performance last night took all the strength out of me I hope Ill never have to go through that sort of thing again to convince anyone of niy ability in that line You wont have to my boy replied But I want to have a the detective talk with you I know I know sit down and Kola waved his hand at the lounge on which be had reclined the preceding night but it had been moved against the wall He sat down in a chair at a tabic Hendricks and Lampkin both obeyed The former thrust his hand into the pocket of his overcoat and grasped the butt of his revolver Kohi be began I have reasons for men When they went into the room in which Kola had entertained them the YOU WILL BE DEAD IN A MINUTE locket and fastened them on Kola wrists The Indians face was the color of ashes Downed me after all he said re ¬ signedly was all that Hen ¬ dricks seemed able to sav but in a moment he was perfectly calm Kola he said firmly we want Gielow The Indian sat down in his chair He had grown calmer and now a sort of dogged smile played over his face Oh you do lie said almost with a You dirty puppy thinking Gielow Hold on a is alive and - Contin t d At this juncture the office boy re turned with the parcel for the doctor and they saw that he was accompanied CHAPTER X X ¬ by Miss Huntington I do hope ye u will pardon my intrusion she said humbly to Hendricks who had hastil risen to meet her but ¬ Wont you tell me if you have home made any progress Weve made some in the right direcreflectively endrieks said tion You look moment Come sitdowa a ou have met Dr Lamp aw ully cold is Sergt Denham of the kin and this We are all working detective bureau for you You say you Irave done something faltered the youug lady as she sat down near the radiator Oh 1 do hope lam it seemed impossible to wait longer at ¬ l ¬ know where Bantinni is exand as you know plained Hendricks we have reasons strong reasons In fact for believing that Mr Gielow was in his power only a few days ago You must not be too hopeful however for you must realize that it would be against Bantinnis interests to allow your friend to live and be a witness against him Pardon me for not be ing able to put the situation before you more delicately but I do not want to raise false hopes Toev saw her shrink under the words like a flower placed before the open door of a furnace She said nothing Hendricks bit his lip and pulled his beard as if angry at himself He tried to throw a more hopeful ring into his tones as he We ¬ ¬ ¬ conclude her remark almost afraid to sk In er agitatio i she seemed unable to wert on has a dark skinnedassistant somewhere about here I think he has skipped said DenI saw a fellow in foreign clothes ham run out of the side door I was afraid it was your man giving you the slip so I came in to see about it and happened to get here in time smile said Kola grimly Oh hes gone My friend here is not responsible for 1 hope He is a coward He knew what 1 was what I have done and Oh there is not a ghost of a chance going to do in regard to the dead fall Mrs Bright Ah I see A safety You and was too chicken hearted to face it broke in the Indian for him Kola said Hendricks it can do vou match Boston Courier can see that Hendricks Lampkin was speechless with sur- no possible good to keep back informa At a Watering Plaee prise He had been slow to grasp the tion in regard to uieiow s whereMendall When are you going to awful seriousness of their predicament abouts shake the dust of this place off your You will never know that from me when he did it completely un- ¬ but feet nerved him answered the Indian Spendall I have been shaking off Kola glanced past them at a little Hendricks face fell He signaled Dr dust ever since I have been here Im clock on the wall Lampkin to follow and led the way pretty nearly done now Town TopTil give you just a minute he said downstairs ics ¬ the Indian broke in with laugh Listen to me Hendrieks What if I should tell vou that vou are absolutely in my power you and your friend that simply by pressing the electric button under my hand 1 could hurl you both into eternity A startled look flashed into the face of the detective He looked above him and then down at his feet I should believe you My he said God doctor he has trapped us Dont move a muscle or raise a if vou want time to sav vour prayers chuckled Kola for as sure as vou sit there vou will be dead in a minute The rug under your feet covers some thin boards over a cavern 200 feet deep With all your shrewd you have never suspected me but ness you do suspect Count Bantinni and it coes not suit me to have you prying further into his affairs I have tried twice to get you out of my way and I do not intend to fail this time Xow get ready I assure you it is a genuine delight to see that expression on your face Id get you a mirror Hendricks but to do so Id have to take my hand off the button I can ask only one thing said a perspiration Hendricks calmly and broke out over his face What is that asked Kola with a fin-g-er sneer And we are going to have him ed Hendricks The only answer the Indian made was I to close his lips tightly the devil is trying to hold his breath cried Lampkin HI show him a trick that will beat that I can make him take it And holding the towel over Kolas nose with his left hand he began to punch him violently in the chest This proceeding made the Indian gasp for breath and forced him to take deep draughts of the ether to be continued The Honors of War Little Harry Pa what is meant by marching out with the honors of war Pa Well for instance if Tommy Drown were to knock you down and pummel you until you yelled enough and then let you up and told you to g borne and never step into his back yard again you would march off with the honors of war Hut if instead of letting you up when you confessed you were licked he kept on pounding you until somebody stopped him then you wouldnt get off with the honors-- of war But I wouldnt march off with the honors of war anyway if thats how ¬ TO 4AJ yj JK JAeSKft una0 f JV J sjr Florida0 Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to ioariii rln J SAVANNAH LlACKSONVILLt Lit AUiJiTiNt J TAMPAffM ffjf I 7 -- Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lins Through connections to Tampa Miami or Mew Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets aium mm KAMI T J - KEVWLST LS U AVAMA JBZti w -- iAJ 3Z Z nAMTANZAS - V cPr SANTIAGO The Train Service is perfect in detail Fast schedules 24 hours to Jackson ville uc x ¬ ¬ - 4a fc y ffWM j ai fe afJEM5 -- 54 hours Cincinnati Havana to y IWCniNEARSON a Cincinnati KINGSTON1 n c fisher Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway jLjfj mm DEALER IN policies add ¬ Xever said Kola me to give him to you It doerfnt suit I know I am ¬ good for the electric chair anyway so why should I tell you where he is There is not another man alive that knows the secret entrance to his cell You would have to blast away this whole hill of stone to get at him and then youd not find him alive The last time I saw him two days ago he was dying of starvation Huh Gie iOws suffering and death is all the satisfaction I shall have out of the business You will find enough of my electrical appliances down below to amuse you but the secret vaults can be en ¬ tered by no one besides myself I the secret from the sole sur- learned vivor of the old gang of counterfeiters and leased the place for that reason ¬ ¬ ¬ done Why not Cause when he let me up and told me to never step in his back yard again Id git a rock and swat him Cleve ¬ land Leader its BOUGHT FOR CASH Phone np etairs 2 doors West of Bourbon News H S STOUT Paris Ky 9 53 Wanted to Make It Reaeh He was a genuine son of Ireland and as he worked painting the fence his face wore a troubled look Suddenly a smile shot across his countenance and hastily dipping the brush into the paint pot he began to paint faster and faster asked a bystander Youre in a rush ail of a sudden to finish the job Sure an t hots all right was his I havent much paint left and reply its finishing the job Oim afther before its all gone Philadelphia Call Taking o Males Xq sah expostulated Col Kain tuck bathing in rough watah is all ery well sah faw the young folks but not faw me sah Not faw me But why not colonel Why sah I might swallow some watah unawares sah Thats why not sah Illustrated American Guarded Matrimony Mrs White Weil Edna and Sydney are married at last and are sure to be happy fpr a more harmless and inoffensive pair I never knew iu my life Why are you painting so fast GEO W DAVIS Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Will Kenney Physician Phoue 136 M- - D Surgeon Ete Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 2 ing and Repairing Main Street Special attention given to Undertak- ¬ Paris Ky 6aus tn to 10 a m to 4 p in 7 to 8 p m TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS NO GAS NO COCAINE Hendricks proposed to Lampkin to he said He S TH ARMSPARGER go with him downstairs Get your gun ready NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE IXSLRHCE AT LOW KATES 5 BROADWAY PARIS KY 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 effects Catephoric treatment for painleea filling 21ina99 tf otz or icciu Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns - 1899 Trees Painless extraction 50cts up 100 up 500 50 eta 1500 ou Plants vines J Hours 321 Main St I ADAIR 0 D S ¬ 1 ¬ Frnit and Ornamental Trees Shrnbs Small Fruits and everj thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents but sell direct at reasonable prices Strawberry ai d Tree Catalogues on application to ¬ Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 Insurance m the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the hundred dollars dnrine the year 1897 OW H F HILLENMEYEK Telepbne 279 Lexington Ky Miller Agent ¬ Paris Ky THE E0U1 i bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Sale and Transfers Of Stock Turf Notes s ijYi IS KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 MANUSCRIPTS 839 AUTHORS Ktc Crop Not Necessary For Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POW0F9 CO NEW YORK Secretary Frank Kenney and Trainer Charles Van Meter of Louisville hav purchased the bay mare Ariel by PaD- theon She is iu foal to Boreal 215 3 4 Mr Lucas Moore Commissioner of Agriculture asks that it be announced that the supply of garden seeds for distribution by bis bureau is exhausted The office is flooded with requests to which it is impossible to reply individually The report of the purchase of 10000 worth of seed was au erroneous one The amount really expeuded for this purpose was 72875 ¬ ¬ Those The Shopping Excursions AdvocatehAB been urged to ad- ¬ vertise a shopping excursion to be run to a certain city from a neighboring town but the Advocate is opposed to and will HEWS such enterprisesdiscourage do everything them They in ite power to are both impositions and snares They Nineteenth Year Established 18811 impose upon the home merchant and every Tucmtoy an Friday by Fublithcd ensnare those who believe they can save WALTER CHAMP money by dealing away from hom Editorial immer BBTJCE MILLER Everything taken into consideration economy iu goiug to LouisMW Mftkr all Checks Mcv y Orders etc there ia no may abb to the aider of Champ A Mlixm ville or Cincinnati to buy anything from a silk dress to a thousand lem heads and it is unfair tc deal at home ANNOUNCJE3IJES T on twelve months time and then pay cash and more of it to a stranger for FOR ATTORNEY GENFRAL We are authorized to announce John the same goods The person who engiS Smith of Bourbon County as a can- neers ashoopping excursion is an enemy didate for Attorney General srbjeet to to his community Dancile Ay vathe ac lion of the Democratic party TIE UMU ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cate A Republican Opinion Wood lord Sun Ex Slaves Swindled f if Smooth colored sharpers are working Who will the Republicans put up the gullible old colored men throughout I asked of a prom- Central Kentucky They assert that at for Governor yesinent local member of that party the last session of Congress tht terday ent passed granting a pension of SI 0 a If the Democrats nominate either month to all living ex slavee aa all SECT8 Ag HOODOOS Hardiu or Stoe he said I beleive that is necessary for the beneficiaries to that the Republicans will concede their reap the reward of their early bondage They Keep Settlers Away From Many Part of the World election If Goebel is the nomiuee we is to contribute to a fund to employ Nothing could more strikingly illus- will bring out the strongest mau ihit tho attorneys at Wrhington to super- we haye and pat up the stiff eat fight w- vise and substantiate their claims A trate the importance of small things than the large role which is DOW ftt- can posnbly make flimsy pretense at contract and identi- - trihnfnil tr i tin mntnnitn in tha ofinlnou fication is gone through with and then kam3i tj m nnA iT J Goebel Versus tlie Railroads The sharpers have fcpLaudiscafifcti tf the fee id collected xn the human race iioontjjg mbjed no stated amount regulaiing tl j truly said that what The Loir He 1 7 to com prevents the successful colonization of asked by the victims ability many tropical countries and what Thofe raihoads against which Mr dowu throws the greatest obstacle in the way wishes to array the William GoeV of civilization of and good government April Weatlier whole State of Kentucky bavs mud to in vast regions of central Africa is not their credit which the people re certain climate not distance from home and to recall Prof Hicks forecasts April weather not unfriendliness on the part of the Look natives The obstacle is malaria and There has been ever L ince tne war a which we cndense as fo lows my show steady improvement iu the accominod for falling barometer and m now we find that the prevalence of mapromptness of service celerity or ers with bluster and thunder and ris laria so far as man is concerned detions safety asd with it a eon- - in temuerature 3d and 4th Vety pends on the rosquito and that this inoveim sect in addition to irco warm wave 5th to 11th to be followed by pestilent little ar crs vhi tti tinuea aecline sharp chang to cooler Look for heavier ritating and annoying is the means by in wages The Agricultural Department at Hvr mofrs geueral rains 14th to lGih which the poison of malaria is propa gated and ditributed to cooler Ddddadly Washington has been making some with change For years back botanists have known warm r 18th to 22 and heavy thonder the important part played by birds id elaborate investigation into the t Jr ems that 8ttruj with venctiOuary period 23th to the scattering of seed and of inaecta iu cotton its pri ago it fifty j71v v ariy 7nv ii 26th I here is no reason says Prof tbij distribut n of tue pollen of pia-tlikely thi patbol and it serv s i it a bal ct to ma Hicks why the mouth of April shu ogsts will havo to recognize in a much gen bale is now worth nut prove a very pleasant inoirh larger dere9 than has till latelv been I and shows that in 1840 it ejs t erally tor the pushing of agricnltual iiemiz done the lareo nart takpn hv tho snhnr- 1815 te narket a bale of cotton from work dinate forms of life by which we are Alabama to Liverpool jvhile in 1897 the surrounded our cattle orr horses our WbJit Ojrden Saitl cost W dogs and cats our flies our mosquitoes - doieg all in tbtir The rulro Robert C Ogden of the Wanamaker and perhaps even our fleas in dis power to uice agncaltare profitable stMhlishmmitta recentlv said in a tributing disease from man toman and but it is not recorded that eitor Ciobel iapeech before the Alerchauts Associa- - as is stated in regard to the mosquito and malaria in deciding whether the has done auythiug in this directioa tiou extension of our empire over great areas In our judgment ilr G bel hasovei The one mistake that most Luer- of the elobes surface shall he nossible as played bis reached chants make is that they do not take or not Hospital in politics too 1 j advertising seriously enough Kentucky i tired of jtoebetism and Pn net nation Most nierehnnts realize its impor of the constant as i Un08 bat Htin neglect its opportuai hard times tired What a great difference in the mean ing of a sentence a misplaced comma saults on every organization nuJi every ties Jd bring moveme riy The newspaper is the merchants can makel Take the following for exnple to Kent rostrum It is his pulpit It is hia James my husba d is a very sick h of 0 A trin stump From that he speaks to hisj man a decline ii v y inflnecioe hat is link audience James my husband is a very sick or the poor n live ing it It is the channel through which he man speaks to the people he desires to address comfortabv iq Kentudky The following bit of perverse puncHis character is the soul of his ad tuation was perpetrated by an English - lc never vertising ind bis advertising is the soul compositor Miss ri cutioald What tie author meant to tire of di rng good has proven to bj of his business say can be ascribed by a rearrangement worth all of the title hunting h rirjssea of the punctuation marks Caesar entered on his head his hel ever bom Would that there wtiemore Distilleries Transferred met on his feet armed sandals upon Helen Goulds - his brow there was a cloud in his right Rudyard Kipling was not quite so iii-The Louisvilleu Times says that fivedis- hand his faithful sword in his eye an nofiii ww angry glare saying nothing he sat uuc Ciiro fun x- wwell last week as the result of a tempo- rxipy kjo me om u i xuoore down Tittsburg Chronicle - Tele rary eetbiick The poetry written about me d Co the Nelson County Distilliug Co graph him is beginning to have it8 effect have the Bourbon Distilling Co and Guy Fawke Lantern Secretary Aloer has started on his been paid fnr by the Kentucky DistilIt has been settled beyond a dou bt junket to Cuba Let everybody rise leries and Warehouse Company which that the identical lamp which Guv and sing I dont care if you never ccme his an offica in Louisville The Bour Fawkes carried in poking about in the bon Distilling Co is located at Ruddles cellar of the houses of parliament when back Mills and has a capacity of 400 bushels he intended to blow them up is now in Aguinaldo sterns to bd thu Jack per day existence This lantern is in the Ash Chinn of the Phillippines molean museum at Cambridge Guy Fawkes ws carrying this lantern when he was arrested The history of the lantern has now been fully established and it must take its place among the most celebrated exhibits in the museums ¬ of the world London Mail We have fitted up a separate and special depart¬ ¬ ¬ -- Editor to Read Them From Beginning to End Once more the tale goes round of the author who sent a story to three jour- ¬ nals and had it returned by every one without having been read He knew it because he had pasted two of the leaves together Very likely We do not think of reading through a half or a quarter of the articles that are sent to us It often does not take half a minute to discard what one knows he doesnt want It is an old saying that one does not need to eat a whole joint to learn whether it is tainted It would be a revelation to some of these writers to see how fast an experienced and conscientious editor can at times go through a big pile of essays stories or poems The title is often enough and he would say We dont want an article on that subject The next article begins with a page or two of commonplace introduction and that is thrown aside in half a minutes inspection without turning more than the next page The next begins with a We cant print that stuff platitude The first verse of this next poem has false meter and is tossed aside The next begins in schoolgirl style with dove and love it is not read through Of the next the editor reads ten lines It is simply a dull description of a stream in a forest not wanted The next poem begins in a fresh way seems to be constructed according to the rules is pretty good It is put one side to see if omer better poems will crowd it out The next is a story The first page is promising but the Second shows a coarse strain and the read ing stops there Ten articles are decided upon and with sufficient good judgment in ten minutes for a minute to a manuscript is often twice as much time as it needs It does not take that long for a dealer to stick an iron skewer in a smoked ham draw it out and smell of it Not ono article in a dozen perhaps needs to t read through New ork Independent ¬ ¬ TRY ST FRANK Women suffer- ¬ CO ing from female troubles and weakness and from irregular or painful men- ¬ ses ought not to lose hope if doctors cannot help them phy- sicians are so busy with other diseases that they do not un- ¬ derstand fully the peculiar ail- ¬ ments and the delicate organism of woman What the sufferer ought to do is to give a fair trial to wf J IWp 13141 ar WOOF mm yyi mm- - Now ready lor inspection our elegant line of Ready-to-Wegarments which are unexcelled for style qual ¬ ity fir and finish by uny in Central Kentucky a s ¬ is the formula of a physician of the highest standing who devoted his whole life to the study of the dis by Nature for all female troubles It Female Regulator which is the true cure provided BRADFIEUTS L- SuliS El tf u il separate Skirts All i Kinds All ¬ ¬ ¬ tinct ailments peculiar to our moth- ers wives and daughters It is made of soothing healing strengthening herbs and vegetables which have been provided by a kindly Nature to cure irregularity in the menses Leu corrhcea Falling of the Womb Nerv- ¬ ousness Headache and Backache In fairness to herself and to Brad fields Female Regulator every suffering woman ought to give it a trial A larp e i bottle will do a t 4f nl ouiu uy uidmuiui TTT J - Prices All j Sizes Quality Right Price Right 4 4-- -- i -- v -- v 1 1 V i aru2fglstsd fo - The cey illustrated free booV radfield Regulator Co on the subject gy Silk I Finish Right Adanta Ga Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil ¬ Wait Silk otton Petti j - igbt hours Satisfaction guaranteed t r inouev refunded Horsemen will find this oil will cur heel alter burns scratches crack Mi fnrt tin niil nn j mill fnllur iil 1 Relieves all pain instantly For cut bnru6 boils bruises itch eczema ca tarrh sore throat erysipelas oorot chapped hands or lips piles and oil ul cera or sores of skin or mucous mem brane it is a suie and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye iu forty- - aas Muslir Underwear gOOds i K woe i i IOW - fc U T V imv - rr For s e by Clarke Kentucky S rKre k r J S yl 1 New York Edam pine apple Nenfg hatel cheese tf nd fashion PAKiS KV Newton Mitchkli at F tl T Ii Sweft pea seeds in bulk McDermotts j i- j ¬ ¬ For choice cut flowers call on Keuuey aant for Honaker 2t -- ¬ N8URI against fire winU and light uinjj iii the Liurst Home Insurance Co 8r flB ft n ower iates and absolutely safe insuv- hj c O W Miller Agmt Paris Uy - - James1 corner Fonrtb and Main will locate their main Otlice at that place Phon 4-- Bourbon Steam LAtmclry itt eeenred office room i nH5i95 tC- All calls or bundles entrust to them will receive prompt at- - irWfik - H MM tention Luxuries For Men A clean quick and easy shavo if a lnjcory which all men appreciate and a Inxurj which ail men get who patroiiz iin ford B os shop next door to the Bom Lou B uk Excellent buth service New pa iu connection with the Bhop rons Hie always welcome tf - j j ¬ Dtirkees ing M curniug Star b foi nfl Miiiir- - colored priuii aud pHcialL moarniug goods muius iimii i iiri wSk 81 ¬ tf F B MgDermott ¬ ¬ t - f t i ¬ - i Do you remember how you felt in the mornings when you How were a boy cood it was to beedn u i new day How hun- ¬ gry you came to ta- ¬ How tired you ble How went to bed soundly you slept Don t you find yourself saying some- ¬ times how I wish I coula get up like that boy eager for the dav and feeling fit for it And then you turn away dont with a sigh as if the wish were im possible of fulfill- ¬ ment and start on the new days ¬ Mi f j r- - m - I A v i ii ii T s JT AJ rx H Km I WALL PAPj lib i LEMdes yearly L JL X Stand Up Carpet Stretcher One 1OOOO0O Kowin Use l Mixtion j J TO MOTHERS ment for our journey tired at the outset Its not im- - am showing tii cheapest lines ai Licle v best an f and nothing but Praise from every part 0 tlie civilized th rriii til - i i -- zzZ-lSZ1 I Childrens end Boys Suits I 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 Clilllrenu Sleep Growing children cannot too carefully be enjoined to get plenty of sleep The boy or girl who has lessons to learn must waken early after a good nights rest and this is insured only by punc- tuality in retiring Eight oclock is a good bedtime for all young people un- der 15 and should be insisted upon by parents Harper s Bazar ¬ j back that glad boyish feeling again It Put only means getting back health your stomach in order and see how soon your sleep will be dreamless your rest sound your appetite hearty and your work a pleasure The best remedy for all ailments of the stomach and nutritive organs is Dr Pierces Golden Medical Try it and join the great Discovery army ot sick people maae wen Dy its use Nothing is just as good If you go for Discovery get Discovery The praise I would like to give Golden Medical Discovery I cannot utter in words or describe with pen writes James B Ambrose Mifflin St Huntingdon Pa Esq of 2Q I was taken down with what our physician said I doctored with the best was indigestion around here and found no relief I wrote you aud vou sent me a questiou blank to fill out and I did so and vou then advised me to use Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery I took three botUes and I felt so good that I stopped being as I think cured I have no symptoms of gastric trouble or indigestion now in Paris Seeing be COnVKlCed is believing Qa at f world where introduced Warranted ten years if not loanedJm lb Saves your Fingers It nee X o you have to put aown your own carpets Read this E3S And you dont feel like swearing while using it your Back R R Savs your Bones Saves Save3 tlie Knees For Sale By PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES Professor Bryce made a Dao Slip in his book on South Africa Ha nonucoa the Boers of abusing the English by speaking of them usually as rotten eggs whereas the Transvaal phrase is root neck red neck and applies to the British complexion Iron horseshoes have been found dat ing back to the year 481 J i 1- T BTON Wood Mautelx forribd eoiupl Undprtiikuig in nd its branches Satisfaction guaranteen or money rerun aeq ri tnr s hui Room Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical EleiHil line Mould uuk Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps Send 11- vn nr old fwuitme to be Send to pay expense of mailing only pi--for the paper covered 21 one cent stamps Your tiunuurt moved by esperiencod book or 31 stamps for the cloth bound hdliOa Euibhhmiig scientifically atteudadito CARRIAGE rOR HIRE i k 1 t gSSt THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 1899 FOR NEW j TIE eooi BOUHBOH HEWS 1881 Insurance Cases On Trial The case of the Commonwealth vs Aetna Insurance Company etc which includes all of the board companies doing business in Paris was called for trial yesterday and the case will occupy the court to day and to morrow The insurance companies are represented by McMillan Talbott of this city and Col W C P Breckinridge of Lex ¬ ington except the Continental Co which is represented by Maun Ash brook and tne Milwaukee Fire Insur ance Co which is represented by Rogers Moore The only witness ex amined yesterday was Insurance Com missioner Stone of Frankfort who was on the stand moat of the day It is thought that speaking in the case will begin to morrow The jury in the in- ¬ surance cases is composed of John W Mitchell Wm Hume W H Fisher John J Redmon U E Phillips J Y Ray Lafe Ardery J H Wilson Forrest Letton C M Peun J C Estis Gray Smith The indictments against the local agents have been withdrawn but those against the ompanie they represent will be prosecuted The Bourbon Distilling Co was fined 00 for failing to report propert f to the Assessor The cases against the Peacock Co and the G G White Co were postponed until the next terra of court The case of Grant Byrd vs Egin was postponed until the June term In the case of R P Dow vs Power Grocery Co the jury found for the defendant In the case of Frank Fith ian vs Benj Dentzler the jury found for the plaintiff The grand jury returned about eighty indictments a large number of them being for gaming and selling cigarettes and cigarette material to minors ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Bishop Vincents Sermon Bishop John Vincent left yesterday for Chicago after spending a busy but very pleasant week in this city Besides conducting the colored conference Bishop Vincent delivered a lecture last Monday night and on Wednesday afternoon be addressed the various literary clubs of Paris On Sunday morning hepreacnea at the colored Methodist Church and at night be preached an exceedingly fine sermou to a very large audience at Rev E G B Manns church Revs Kutn erford Cheek Eberhardt and Mann assisted in the services and Miss Blanche Hudson sang a beautiful solo Bishop Vincent was much pleased with the hospitality and courteous treat ment shown him during his visit and the visit of this noted divine has been a source of pleaure to many citizens He was the guest of Mr James McCTure during his stay in Paris NUPTIAL KNOTS Niueteenth Year Established Ealeied at the Post office at Paris Ky as iiss mail matter Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewh- TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months e 01 Joseph Wilson avenue is ill Mrs Mt Airy i Oneyer 100 Make all Checks Money Orders Etc payable to the order oj Champ 4 Millkk Mrs J L Bosley is visiting friends in Mt Sterling Mrs Sweeney Ray is visiting i friends in Cincinnati Mr Thos Dudley of Winchester Bishop Button will preach at the Episcopal Church Sunday Iowa seed oats for sale by Geo W tf Staart opposite freight depot mm Place your order for Easter flowers with C T Kenney agent for Honaker This is Holy Week the most important week of the year in the religions calendar ¬ Dr O H Bo wen the optician will Cos Thursday he at A J Winters Examination free meeting to night at half prist seven when new officers will be elected has ordered eleven heavy consolidated engines and four ten wheel passenger locomotivee Flowers for Easter decorations meat stores etc can be bought cheap this 2t week at Mrs Nannie Browns The Elk Lodge will have its regular The L N JC Oweusboro for sale only by Geo tf Stuart opposite freight depot Bose Denison of this county has en listed in the regular army and has been nt to Columbus O Barracks W The best wagon on earth i the ¬ 1 Death olCapt Danl T rney of this city has been appointed manager of one of Capt Daniel Turney aged about sixKrogers large groceries in Cincinnati ty one of the most prominent and enter- ¬ i prising citizens of Paris died yesterday Puof E V Weaver will deliver his Washington afternoon at the home of his illustrated lecture on Clay Capt Turney is surCity Thursday afternoon and evening J Frank vived by his four daughters Mrs Harry at the PresVyTerian Chucbin Cyntbiaua Clay Mrs Frank Clav Mrs Sami agent for Bell th Willis ai I L a Turney his wife who 30DL0E Lexington florist solicits orders was Miss Mollie Mitchell h tvi died re- The finest stock brjveral years ago Capt Turney was the s for Easter for flown only will be furnished Send in your brother of Jesse Amos and Henry Turney of this city and Mrs John order early of Shawhan The News is requested to anuouncr Current Capt Turney was a good business that tbe Christian Endeavor Society man and leaves a good estate consisting will give a social in the basement of tbe of an interest of two livery stables a Chtistian Church Thursday night farm near Paris an interest in Blue Admission ten cents Lick Spiings etc and 20000 life in has been sn ranee Louis Lillfston who Capt Turney was a gallant Confed ruuniug a grx ery on Eighth street of his business and has erate soldier serving in Co G Second has disposed retufned Jto Kansas City to reside He Regiment of the Orphan Brigade yesterday rooming followed by tbe He was promoted five times and took part in about twenty battles being best wihes of a wide circleof friends 4 a medal of honor for gal a near warded MISS CHARLOTTE BUCKKB and meiitorious conduct 00 tta i iisl Miller of this Mr florarAlntiv Murtleesboro city won tae first honors of the graduFuneral services will be held at the ating class at the Dudley school in Lex- residence of J Frank Cay near Pa 18 ington Tbonsh Miss Bucknerioxt three at ten oclock to morrow morning weeks from illness her average was Rev Dr Rutherford Burial at 98 7 14 cemetery with the honors of Paris between students of Cen Confederate Veterans Association The debate w tral University of 3 Richmond and The Brick Street Question Georgetown College to be held at the opera house Friday night will doubt The brick i iet question vaich hnj less attract many college boys to Paiibeen lately agitated promises to result Expauton The subject will be in a movement which may iusare tbe Georgetown favoring and Richmond Main street from tfie jail to Messrs Gibson and Paitee paving of opposing Tenth street The question was discusswiil represent the former and Messrs ed at the last meeting of the council and AbWt and Tadljck tbe latter Mayor Perry and Councilman Jimes tteeto OBrien Were appointed Aitc ion C V A report totb investigate the matter and Members of the Confederate Veieraus Council Messrs Perry and OBrien Association und all other Confederates will go to Lexington to day o are requested ro meet at the Conrt house to examine the brick streets in that to morrow morning at ten ocloek for city and to confer with the contractois the purpose of attending the burial of aud builders They will also make an inrade Daniel Turney estimate of the cost of the work A T Forsyth The movement will certainly meet Vice Pres Bourbon Co wirh popular favor as there is hardly a person in Paris but that will be glad to The Colored Conference see the street improved Not only will property The Colored Conference which was in it enhance the value of the along it but it will make the street i session in tnis city mm and Bishop Vincent left yeetsr seem wider as every inch of the street Most of the visiting can then be utilized for travel day morning It is claimed that Main street can be preachers have returned to their homes to Tenth street for Rev Thomas who has been pastor of paved from the jail money it costs to keep it up for five the colored Methodist church on High the will in street for several years will continue to years so the improvement reality be a most economical move beit6 pistor And the men who carry the iuipro ve Confederacy ment through will have done a great Daughters of The Frank Prather ¬ son-in-law ¬ - ¬ lt was in the city Sunday Mr W W Wallace arrived home Saturday from a trip to New York Mrs Buckner Woodford and daughter Miss Bessie were in Cincinnati yes ¬ terday Mrs Kern Baird has returned to Lexington after a visit to Mrs Corne Watson Miss Ella Shipp returned yesterday from a short visit to relatives in Winchester Mi and Mrs E C Long left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Van Wert Ohio who has been Hugh Clendenin studying medicine in Louisville has returned home Miss Margaret Prescott Butler arrived home yesterday morning from a visit in Lexington Mr and Mrs Phillip Nippert arrived home Saturday from a visit to relatives in Louisville Miss Lida Clarke of Millersburg is the handsome guest of Mrs Roseberry Rogers near this city Messrs George R Bell and J Q Ward Jr speut yesterday on a hunting trip near Morgan station Mrs John McClintoek of Mr Richmond came over Saturday to Paris to spend a few days witn relatives W H Davis spent Sunday in Lexington as the guest of Mr F D Mack ey manager of the Late Mr Eddy Company Mr and Mrs J D Armstrong are is a beautiful home on East End a sin Li iog i and expect tole settled to housekeeping ihere in a short s while Miss Elizabeth Feeuey came over fiom Richmond yesterday to be the guest of Mr auu Mrs John Peeaey of Seventh street and attend the Scalchi concert The women of the Broadway ChristChart ha Louisville gave a beautiful reception last week to Key Charles Allen Thomas and wife which was attended by five hundred persons s made a fine impres ¬ Rev Th during the three sion in Lonisv of the Broad r moat he he bad C roh V 8 Thomas who wm ¬ ¬ Black Crepdns Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Belts Go to G-- TTJ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows County Clerk Paton yesterdry issued license to James Butler and Miss Iola Elizabeth Hill both of this county OBITUARY CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Hero are a Few Specials Black Creponfl from 50 cent to 200 per yard 46 ¬ ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Head ¬ ¬ aj ¬ prominent and wealthy citizen of near Owingsville died Friday morning the result of a paralytic stroke He was about sixty years old and had He had served one term never married as Sheriff of Bath county The deceased was a brother of Mrs C C Leer of near this city The funeral of Mrs J D Hearne Thursday in Covington who died was held Sat unlay morning at the and family residence by Rev Rol lusc Rev Ewing The remains were interred in Highland cemetery The pall- ¬ bearers were four colored men who were employees of the family The deceased was the wife of J D Heaine a former citizen of this county Misses Georgia and Nellie Fithian attended the fnneral P P Ewing a ¬ ¬ inch Silk Fioished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Table Linen and Napkins in Great Varietv White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Keme8 Ladies fend Children Hose lOcents StundMid Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents peT yard 104 Utiea Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cen s pei yaid I Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away i It you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches vour eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention i 1 HlRThS The Advent Of Our Future Women On Saturday morning to the wife of T J Connell of Seventh st reet a son Imparl spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lensee always perfeetJv centred and ot lh ntghetl iuHtlclt3 andWconsequently of crvaiieal vie11111 pu it c teiialsel I fraj of II II u IrJ -js iiii Itii- - u i hi ti ill Iliuiv iu iiiiit unuI Ihey alwaysii- give satisfactionMI1UA thoy ffare scientific ed by Or C H Howens re perfect - ker buy cheap poctaclea oor of men trbodo not hiow how to fit You will gpt poorly dictated pecliu s or poor liuperfi t lenses and are better off withori Men AjmI 1 MUJ jrhuwea than with cither or these defects liuy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful dealer ana they wnl last longer without ciiarge auu be cheapest lu the end M syn tiiuru I I - - j - lies of Paris and Bourbon The county are cordially invited to inspect an legant liue of juvenile suits from 3 to 8 years and boys suis from 8 to 15 years at Price Cos clothiers tf AVe have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded JWAvtttfestf p t2 -- O -U- Sietson i ck ongi i hi L M ¬ ¬ ea fl ioo iiorue T -- i the reliable soft and stiff - 2 - best br In Kentucky for the moneT A complete line of Spring hatr upwards from nttv re PriCECo Clothiers It Howard stif and soft hats at 3 q8t in the coontrj for the money iXext visit Thar day March Hi 1899 For Eu K call on C 1 i Bonak tftj Sold i El lionaire Whltaey i thia -- BBSldence For Sate I will offer at public sale on Saturday April 1st 18SM I ¬ ¬ j ¬ city hns sold to nT C Whitney the New Yurk millioi aire and politician tne thoroughbred mare Lizzie M tntroae dam of The Ken- tuckiau the favorltj in tbt Tennessee prominent factor in the Derby and Kentucky Derby and other big events 1500 The mare foaled The pries w a half sis et to foci Collins the good Bums 4 - corridors bath dressing THING out tion hall laundry rooms china and trunk and lineu closets and large presses cabinet mautpls art and plate glass through a few days ayo haniivith pump on boose lance porches rear porch hot and cold water and gao clover and im H pipes every room heated by furnace Ppo- l seed S E TIPTON dry cellar under entire house slate roof tf Lot 00x308 ft sito freight depot One of the most modern houses in the g S3e city all in first class order and must ba seen to be appreciated Persons desirOUR flowers ing to purchase will be shown through every vjri color a d kind A second premises Terms One third cash balance one invoice giving us too many for present and two years without interest use Your choice of five hundred E B JANUARY bunches for 49c Come to our new Millinery and Art rboma Casa sale and for A T Forsyth Auctr this week only Mrs Nannie Brown tf 9 I i work You know that you car not get something for nothing Good clothes are hound to c st more thn cheap ami infi rior ones my on tbe premies at 10 oclock a m puH CHE PE THAN AN x HOUSE ixN VWwil1 nw residence on Higgins avenue Paris KENTUCKY make you atake into consideration the wav thev are when von Ky Every suit we put up is GUAR ANTEED to be the LATEST House contains G large rooms recep- made ¬ Spring Suit If ho we ask you to look at our line WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS for Spring and Summer VOUIv and tlo not couiDete vi li cheap tailors who give you cheap Do you need a SPRING TLAILOIRIIIST F P LOWRY Cutter CO - ¬ ii - GREAT SPECIAL ¬ Mfl W nter Shoe ISale i The Richard Hawes Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy and otheis who are eligibl are requested to meet at the residence of Dr J T Vansant corner of Ninth and Pleasant street Saturday ftemonn at half oast two oclock for the purpose of organization election of The charter members of ¬ work for Paris purchaser realize that thev have genuine Bargains We still have on hand several hundred pair of Ladies Hand Auctioneer A T Forsyth sold the where is in good c Sale and we are makim prices soin Turnsand Welts for this residence of attorney Clifton Aruspar 80 00 Also two Jersey milch cows aged tcresting that you cant afford to miss this great ruone laving oppor ger on Vine street Saturday to t B cow Carr frieght and passenger agent of the two and six vears old very will be fresh tunity A limited supply of Childrens substantial Winter school shoes gentle and in June Both cow3 N The price was 2705 L good milkers You cannot get better in this sale stock Price 4000 each V K Srnrr Paris Ky 8imr2t C V A Meethijr A large work horse Vine Street Residence Sold for jum I proving more attractive than we had even antieipak d an i 1 each will work any condition Price ¬ EM Zack Sweeney Resign rtisnateh from Richmond savs that Eld Z T Sweeney announced hie resig- nation as pastor of the Seventh street Christian Church in that city at the close of the finest sermon be ever delivered in Richmond The church was packed and many persons were moved to tears at Eld Sweeneys resignation En route home Eld Sweeney will stop over in this city to see his aged father who has been not quite so well for A ¬ j Associa ¬ Cdnfed rate Veteran tion will be held at Lexington on Sat- - NEW WflLL urday April 1st at twelve oclock full attendance is desired LATEST tucky The annual meeting of the Ken ¬ DAVIS PBPER STOHL ja THOMSON TOIG DEMS Agricultural Bank Moved The work of tearing down the old ¬ BRIOHTEM COLORS ATTRACTIVE FlfillRES LOWEST PRICES enterprising waU iu Ohio to furnish at lowest prices duplicate these to Bourbon ounty Can meet the luusi Havincr arranged with one of tbe most us the latest designs we are prepared to citizens of Paris and Spick Span And Slick in faultless line everyone should attire 0ffictl8 etc Held Without Bail Clarence Williams the colored ex convict who inurderd his sweetheart in niavsville last Wednes lmUTrnm day was brought before Judge Purnell Saturday for bis examining trial The court appointed Police Judge Chas D Webb as attorney for Williams and he waived examination for his client A very large crowd gathered to hear the j j j trial A choice lot of clover seed for sale by Ceo W Stuart opposite freight depot tf building lately occupied bv the Agricultural and th Bourbon Banks will le commenced this morning preparatory to erecting a handsome three story busi ness block on the site several davsTh Agricultural Bank was moved fuY our Minute Tapiocas prepared yesterday afternoon to the Gnadinger Cop and room next to F P Lowry ja 8ixty 8econa8 F B McDkrmott Judge J II Brent who h id offices over We are the peoples friends We re- - the bank hs moved to the Simms pair your linen and put neck bauds n DUiicmig on corner of Main and Third Haggard Reed free streets L Gnnnan tbe pbotograpoer has moved his fixtures to his home on He derson street until he can get a Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell suitable location fo r his gallery tt j ¬ paper manufactories I j requirements of the iaiiaious npaciuuy in iiuugiug Our Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the laruest houses in Cincin ¬ nati in she decorating line Come in and exame our stock themselves at Eastertide When your collar cuff or shirt is laundered at the Bourbon Steam Laundry yon will be sure that it is unexceptionable in color and finish You cant beat our mndry work it is the acme of artistic workmanship and beauty in this handicraft 1 ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry Tiione I J C SnDER CO Main St bet 6th and 7th BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR 41 Main office at Parker James t J I -- - wsmssmbsh on THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 1899 J THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by THE BEST DOG Yes I went to see the bowwows looked at every one later another jumped through the Proud dogs of every bretd and strain thats brush close by Long swamp - of the tinderneath the sun But rtt one could compare with you may shape of an enormous two fingered hand covering hundreds of acres Aft har it with surprise A little yellow dog I know that never took er we gained the swamp the sun went a prize undrfer of a low ridge We passed innumerable deer tracks on the way Asweneared Long swamp we put up a fine deer that went dash ¬ and I ing off toward Port Jervis and a little maned to be decided on whicd side cf ESCAPED TKE SUTTEE the road he was at that moment He was of the opinion that the cat was in Hon Mrs Lalroit a Native of Benarei Long swamp So we trudged tit rough India Wan Saved from Death the woods for three miles along the top on a Funeral Pyre Mrs Bamee Lalro a woman between 50 and 55 arrived in Nc York recently from India via Yokohama and San Francisco with her husband and settled down in the Hindoo colony which had established itself near the extreme end of West J hirty tirst street in New York city Mrs Lalros husband is a Eurasian from Lahore and a Christian but the lady i a stanch Hindoo who refuses to be converted and has brought with her from her native Benares a copperstat uette of the gxiddess Shiva which she worships at leisure while her husband may be attending service in the near¬ est Episcopal church As is the custom in India Bamee Khud while still a toddling child was athanced to the son of a friend and neighbor At the- age of 11 just on the marriage the eve of the ehidren youth of 13 who was to be the bride uiL died and according to the irreva vocable law- - of her caste she doomed to be burned on the funeral pyre on the banks ot the sacred River Jumna over from tin- city of Benares It was a little before the Sepoy mu tiny of 157 and I the son of a Eu ¬ ropean father w is guiding a detach- ¬ Bengal cavalry ment of the Firs through the jungle of Benares sayWhile concealed in the her husband bush waiting for sunrise we saw the dead youth carried down to the watt rs Mlge on a bamboo stretcher and judging from the sort ot crowd that had mbled we were about to witness a ¬ ¬ - UA1JLUOAD TIME OAKO L NRR ARRIVAL OP TRAINS rrom Cincinnati m 1058 a m 588 p 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m 328 pm From Maysville 742 am- 325 p m - DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati Not that they would have skipped him whin they give tlie ribbons out Had there been a claM to lit him though his lineage is in doubt No judge of dogs could eer resist the honest faithful eyes Of that plain little yellow dog that never took a prize Suppose he wasnt trained to hunt and never killed a rat And isnt much on tricks or looks or birth well what of that That might be said of lots of folks whom men call great and wise As wel as of that yellow dog that nerer ¬ took a prize I It isnt what a deg can do or what a dog may be That hits a man Tts simply this dots be believe in me And by that test know theres not the compter neath the skies v dog that never Of that plain Little took a prise Oh hes the finest little pup that ever wagged i tail And followed man with jual joy to congri bs or to jail ial show twil Im going to atari il he world size ad each For faithful little yellow d g shall have a prise T Harpers Bazar the clouds and even the instinct of direction possessed by Lew Boyd trained woodsman as he was was at fault We made our way by the aid of my pocket compasa On the west edge of the swamp we came suddenly upon a place where the ground was torn and trampled Tufts of hair and pieces of pelt lay about on the blood stained snow and there was every sign of a terrific struggle On the edge of the battleground lay the paunch of a deer and a few feet further on we found its head and spine gnawed clean The work had been done two nights before and from all sign this had been no running bat- ¬ tle of miles The tragedy had all been enacted within a few feet and we both felt a new respect for the animal could do wa with a nearly grown deer Lew cut through to skirt the east end of the Kwamp in qu st of a fresh tra and iVi nt up Handy hill in the o osite direction to lock over in the vicinity a small1 wan aint here Lew a nnounced Tl Hes deftnii y when we met again bad in Gray swamp ¬ I 15 a m 751 a mu 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 11K5 a mf 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 11 H8 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 685 p m F B Cars Agent bHviQQdbSgkdvC- - v23 m Ess tU 1 InE jr 1 jjj PtJI I 1 11 Mif fl 1 lt mm i oi TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Ei IvCvp1 Ly Louisville Ar Lexington I I m rfnHT IOT evf ¬ j r -- s g 3C9iEvasa ti J las yArWSMSiT i I ArNew York Ar Ar 1115am H4Upoi Lv lexington 1125am S50pm 850am 550pm Lv WinohPsterl 158am 9r2pni 915am Hi0pm Ar Mt Sterling lJ J5pm vOpm 90am 705pm 830am 600pm Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm 7jSSBBfl Washington jam 10pm WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Ar lexington Ar Frankfort YrShelbyville ArlAniisville sextain 520pm 7J5aiu 345pm 011am SOpm - 10pm 85iam 250pm -- f I0iilam 72pm 1100am ail5pm ¬ ay envarap - I he wci - place in ¬ Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sandqy other trsins run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington shange I HUNT FOR ft WILDCAT A fie i Days Sport in Tcngled Sullivan County Swamps - fis i ss- ra S zTtrtscsca rasisaic Judge Crane of Pon Jar vis is aot a striking example Unlike tin of domes ic devotion of t ho popular ballad he loves hero 10 wander from hi- - own Breside and be is irore fortunate than most fellows in the abilit3 to indulge his wayward propensity Must animals of our woods tire extremely local in their Habits The wildcat is a tramp It g customary for him to have two lairs a dozen way side haunts and perhaps as many mere ¬ HPiir bay IviiN or wildcat sain occasional stopping places Hi two homes are frequently ten or a d miles apart and mark two points on the circumference of an approximate circle which incloses his stamping He 1 ground I tions on his lonely jaunt covering in the ni st 24 hours five or six miles on the main Line of his route while his ex cursions to the right ard left through thicket and swamp comprise many more miles His route seems to be cont posed of i iniicira ble small circles and ¬ start from one of his habita ¬ almost impene- is perfectly flat and in ad trable dition to the usual d ase underbrush it whose s overgrown with la branches are interlaced so deftly that it seems impossible for any creature to got through I would not cross Gray swamp for money for a wildcat ight Int he had winded or sight ¬ ed us the animal was somewhere in the neighborhood and we had reduced all likely hiding places to the depths of this swamp Lew told me to go in and select as open a position as could find while he walked around the swamp to I wriglook for tracks let ding out d and tore my way gled and twiM through the brush until found a well worn deer path along which came upon several of their round b s One of them a little argr hau the others was surrounded by the tracks not much larger than a copper cent of t WO fawns It was pretty tough work get ¬ ting inside of th yt swamp and long before I had a suitable position I heard the deep bay of the hound A moment later something heavy bounded through the brush within 50 feet of me Sulli 1111 conn v It mi tee The body was placed en a pi it and New York without 1 1 I ¬ I 1 resinous sandal wood li Led by a relative Bamee walked slowly down Ihe bank to play he tragic part in the ceremony covered with a lowing robe of white A BraL min priest stood at the head of the ly and he directed the proceedings in the coolest manner possible Taking the roil presented herbythe Brahmin in her right hand Bamee walked three times round the bierahd waved it over her bead The Brahmin next handed her a torch which though to till appearances not lighted con taining a spark of fire within UV ry soon the waving of the torch caught a current and ignited The Brahmin now tmid profound silence having ordered her to apply the torch Bam advanced toward the pyre with tot ering steps and in a moment thi ¬ For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on F B Carr NRR Agent L orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington vSJm 4s JvuauHf tf RBHaflBT r TBpXy WSfi31jOerQQPeOByB Frankfort Cincinnati By ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DE EMLJEK 5TH 18 S EAST BOUND No LveSwitzer Lve tamping Ornd Lve lohuson Lve Georgetown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centre vi He Lve Eltzeth Arr Pan c Lve D jvalis Lve Frank tort a Lve Klkhorn 7 7 7 7 1 Puss No 3 Pass i 4UpUJ No 5 Mixed t COpm 1 1 7 OHftm pile va in t blaze Ham 18am 3 4 4 4 4 Ramees time 10 sacrifice herM If to perish then and there in the fierce flames that were already stretching out their tongues towards hei Now came jacent covers until his wayward fancy again asserts itself Then he strikes off home which he reaches by an alto gether new route or rather a series of routes He is not a creature of habit Occasionally he curls himself up like a house cat and sleeps on the ground bunting usually by night and sometimes two weeks may elapse before he regains his starting point Without doubt he keeps his roving up all the time although it is only during the the winter months when the snow holds the record of his wanderings that we can be sure of his movements ¬ Wlin t vwws his second residence he hunts irr ad Vi V v ¬ flimsy robe She hesitated she trembled and bj command of the- priest two men were about to throw her on the blazing funeral pyre when the officer command ing ihe detachment a young man vitr a soft heart ordered his men to charge They obeyed the order with alacrity and not a moment too socn dispersing the suttee party which fled to Itsboats leaving Bamee Fainting on the rivei - ¬ Public opinion is never far wrong You can cheat it for a time but only for a time The average life of a patent medicine is less than two years They are pretty well advertised some of them but it isnt what is said of them but what they are able to do which carries them through the years 7 4ani 7 S H t 84am 7 30am 50am 17am 25a m 2am 52pm 00pm 10pm 22pm 16pm 1 20pm 35pm 55pm 8am 4iani 4 2 pm 4 38pm 4 48om pm 4 5 00pm 5 10pm 2 3 30pm 00pm Lve Paris c banks j The colonels wife took her undet her protection and after the mat it Was suppressed she became my wife said Mrs I As for me a sad smile Lalros with I remember nothing 9 40am 5 50pao Lve Elizabeth 9 4iain 5 55 pm Lve Oentreville Lv- - Newtown 9 3au 03pm m Lv C s Ry Depot b 10 2sam 6 17pm io32am 0 20pm 7 51am Lve Georgetown tri 37m nil H 2jpm Lve Johnson 0 43am1 0 32pm Lve Dnvalln Lve Stamping Grnd C SOamj 6 b9pm 8 22am Lve Switzt r li 0im 6 4vpm 8 40am 11 07am fi56pm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn 11 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Fraii kort a Daily except Sunday N b connects with Q a Connects with L i ctMinects with Ky Central- - WEST BOUND No 2 No 4 Pass Pas 9 Orn 5 4 ipm No 6 Mixed f THE SULLIVAN COUNTY CAT disliked my affianced in life and did not want to have anything to do with him in death They drugged me with opiun to give me nerve bit I Mitu rally re Boston volted against the suttee Globe c KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS P M ¬ For this reason too the winter is the onlj rime we can hnit him scientifical If In- ¬ ly pike off haps running- for eight miles in a per fyou can set a fectly straight Hue dog coon his hot track he will lake to the nearest swamp or patch of briers and wind and twist and turn until he almost unseats the reason of the calm ¬ est and most calculating old hound that ever followed a trail He will not take to water or resort to the other methods f obliterating hi trail that I deer adopts He simply goes around and around ir the thickest brush he can find depending till the time on mere strength of grit and endurance t win out and throw off the pestering not afraid of the dog but feotrnd He the latter botes him by his persistency and he resorts to the same measures adopted by he man who owes you ten It is very difficult to tree a dollars wildcat Sometimes after being hunt have indied for hoirs in the way cated a fresh and fast hound might make him climb a tree but this is rare The roan who shoots a wildcat without understanding these principles is lucky Last week Lew Boyd the presiding renins of the hunt at Hartwood telephoned to me that he had found the fresh track of a cat M That cats come back from Eden was the way Lew put it Eden was the second place of residence of this particular cat and hes on this side of tbe Monticello road now So I telephoned to Miles Sturtevant come down from Hartwood the next to morning to meet me I met his wagon on tbe road four miles from town We bumped our way over the turnpike to the top of Sullivan county and then turned into the old Texas road picking op Lew Boyd and his hound on the way Three miles further on the iray road strikes out to the east at right ingles Here we dismissed the wagon chained the hound and walked on in the direction of Gray swamp At the head of ray swamp we found the tracks of a big cat pointing toward the swamp and a few yards further on we came upon a similar track crossing the road in the opposite direction Lew averted confidently that the two Irsuks w re made that day and by theuae animal and the question re¬ ¬ - disturbed by man he will for the more distant home per is i kept still and cursed my hick My only chance was- to remain quiet and wait for the dog to bring the animal around again After the dog passed I hunted around until found a fallt n log from the top of which could sve for a few yards about me The sounds of the hunt held on quite to the further eije of the swamp and then gradually t urned Suddenly something lithe and soft and graceful made a curving leap over caught another glimpse the brush of the tawny skin a few feet further on aimed at it quickly and fired The thing dropped and sank slowly among the bushes It looked a though it lay crouching- for a spring when worked niv way to it its face toward me and the fire in it- eyes not yet dead A moment later the dog burst through the brush and buried his teeth in th I 1 couldnt see a thing but laurels and HALF A MILLION A WEEK The Hate at Which the II u m m i llirds of South Auieriea Are Betas Killed Ayetl O Sarsaparilla which made Sarsaparilla famous 340 70 L AM 42 510 840 Ar 30 750Lv Ar Frankrort Georetowo 616 720 ll42Ar ljlAr Paris Maysville Winchester Kichmond - Ar li 2o ArilO SI Lv 030 Lv Lv 709 Lvi OrU lAJfll m 7io 817 5 1 V 253 200 i2j GEO B HARPER Gnl Supt JOS K NEWTON G P A i 1 1 - 1 - rats ¬ tion That hound is of the Josh Cole breed a strain known throughout this and grit Many a good dog will flinch from a wildcat dead or alive But this one went at it as though he had never known any other kind of business The dead wildcat measured four feet five and a half Inches from tip to tip and stood 21 inches high at the shoul ¬ der The hide is being mounted for Fudge Crane X V Sun large crowd on an up-¬ town Broadway corner the other tven ini densely massed around a prostrate form in the street and tiptoeing to see over the closely packed shoulders- of the people in front A man tall important looking dashed up to the throng and cried in a a - neck without a moments hesitagameness ¬ I ¬ region for hnesty ¬ ¬ fiere was Silenced he Officious Man loud voice Why dont you confounded idiots move back and give the man a chance to breathe Whereupon a small Milesian gentle ¬ man in the front row piped up Begorra its a horse an its dead sO It is And the reformer hastened on Chicago Times Herald Odd Ksception by Spaninh Striker In the last week 0 January Barce- ¬ lona had a strike oJf cabmen They refused to takv anyone but priests av their way to dyigper ngn til thvse they r TOOK w c 01 cnaijje was brol j I Dr Bobert Bidgway ornithologist ol the Smithsonian institution says Dealers have stablished themselves iti many cities of South America for the sole object of buying and exporting The Indians readilv humming birds the art of skinning and preservlearn ing and because of the large profits ol the industry they often traverse great distances to procure the birds Residents of many parts of Brazil employ their servants in collecting and preparing them for European markets and immense numbers are shipped from Bio de Jantiro Bahia and Pernambueo Inmates of the convents are supplied with some of the most richly colored species for the manufacture of feathei flowers Myriads of hummers are a I so used by the natives of Mexico in making the wonderful feather pictures foi which the descendants of the Aztecs are famous plumes of different colors being employed in place of pigments By far the most effective weapon for the destruction of humuii ng birds is the reed blow pipe which the South American Indian- - use with perfect certainty of aim In Brazil very tine net are utilized to capture the bird- - and sometimes they are taken by means of bird lime though that is apt to damage the plumage Owing to the reckless slaughter of these little victims for or namental purposes certain species are already on the verge of extinction This doe- - not seem surprising when one learns that fejOOO skins of the humming bird alone were shipped not long ago from a Brazilian port in a single consignment while at a public sale of birdskins held in Lon don more than 120O skins of humming-birds were disposed of In ot week there were sold at tiuction in London 440000 humming birds and other birds from North and South Philadelphia Saturday America Post SenouH Cne Xot The patient is beset with the Doctor idea that the land as far as ho can see belongs to him fudge I wouldnt caT that insanity It is merely incipient political ambition Philadelphia JNorih American ¬ ¬ The Leading Specialists cf America DiXK 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured ¬ has never recommended itself to do what it knew of itself it could not do It has never been known as a cure all in order to catch all For half a century it has been the one true safe blood purifier made in the best way out of the best ingredients Thousands of families are using it where their fathers and grandfathers used it before and its record is equaled by no WECURESTRJCTURE Thousand of young and miJJle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may havo a smart ing sensation small twisting stream sharp cuttiug painsat times flight dis-charec difiiculty in commencing weak ortrain omissions Lwl all tho svmntoma of nervous debility they havo STRIC TURE Dont let doctor ex penmen ton von hv cutting strctchinir or tearing you this will not cure you as it will re turn Our NEW MEIHOD TKEAT MENT absorbs tho stricture tissue I ing no dotcntion from business by our method Ibosexualorgansnrostrength enod Tho nerves aro invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and miihllo aged men aro having their soiual vigor end vitality continually sapped by this dis ease They aro frequently unconscious of tho causo of theso symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail- ¬ ing Manhoofl Nervourness lYor Mem ory Irritabilityat times Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circle Weak Back General Depresfion Lack of Ambition Varicocele shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo tho cause Dont consult family doctors as they havo no experience m theso special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialist who havo made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi- ¬ tively euro you Ono thousand dollars for a caso we nccept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderato for a cure 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California Fig Tomato Early Dinner Onion XsnmsBnl 1 Brilliant Flower Seds Worth glOO fay 14 ecu loo Lao 2Uc P A MEAD a PRENTISS Chicago B meat Free SATE I DISCOVERY nDODCVNEW relief and cures gives worst 1 S 9 quick Book of DR U II GSKESS testimonials and lO dayAUaata Oat treat 80X3BxC K BBSb BBSSk Our Femaif Kerolator for All Ir Berlin Wit Hysela Medicine remilarities and Diseases of Women join a su ZEIl s Above 10 pktrs worth 100 we will mail yon free together with our great Plant and Seed Catalogue 1 4c upon receipt of this notice postage VVo invite your trade and know whei yoa once try SnJzers a eedsyon will never get aiongwttn outthem Onion feed 68c and up a lb Potatoes at 120 a Bbl Catalog alone 5c Mo M fc lu lie loc Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O -- DS4l HKKD to LA t KOK3I WIS - t aaUXtin ltw i V I OT3ai9 RKwmi r--- iJ vmrnrwarMfi f VK V MISSING VACANCIES THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 1899 Day There Was and They Were Held by the Agent for Ciinj ges a Box of Them Mr1 M4k A short time since quite a discussion arose among the oltic ials ol one of our prominent 6outLern railroadi as to the reason of the many vexatious delays and troubles in the traiamibbion ci local freight k was claimed by some of the parties interested that it was caused almost entirely by the stupidity or inefficiency of the local agents and as there Was Mine difference of opinion on this point it was decided that the matter should be OT3 ITIPfeCSS Proud A The greatest electrician in the world de ¬ cides that the days of the horse are num bered and that in a short time electricity will completely supplant mans most useful In 20 years he asserts the horse animal will be a curiosity Diseases of the stomach liver kidneys and blood would also be a curiosity if all sufferers would take Hostet- ¬ of the Horse Numbered MOTHERHOOD tested To this end a tracer was prepared in due and formal shape calling for the where abouts of One Box of Post holes which it fclleged was missing from a prior shipment This was sent out in the regular order of business with nothing except its internal nothingness to draw attention to its un nsual character and passed agent after igent without eliciting comment or information save the stereotvped indorsement ¬ ¬ i Some 15 or 18 local agents were actually passed in this way until the tracer fell nto the hands of a bright young fellow who was accustomed to looking into the business passing through his hands and who speedily came to the conclusion that the tracer had gone far enough At any rate the document went speedily back to the general office with the following in isox of rost holes as per in dorsement closed held at this station for local charges to amount of 250 VN ill be forwarded on receipt of same Under this indorsement was written N B The price of beer at this station is 250 per keg It is said that the charges went forward Harpers Mag azine Not here practically no dyspepsia nervousness sleep- inuigesuuii constipation maiariai I tell you said the proud father Yes said the lady who was making lessnets ague fever or thats a mighty smart child of mine her first call your little boy looks very Mighty smart Phenomenally Common much like his mamma What has he been doing Oh do you think so Visitor So this is some of that weather the new neigh about It seems to Nothing in Utricular Only hes nat- bor returned Im so glad My hus- that vou brag so much average for this time me to be about like the urally up to date He takes to cat band always insists that the dear little ot the vear over the country generally meal porridge as if he liked it and fellow looks just like his papa Oldest Inhabitant About like the avertalks something that sounds for all Young feller Ive lived in this same Oh well men are so conceited you age place fer nigh onto 72 years an this here the world like Scotch dialect Wash know is more like the average than any ington Star Put this isnt conceit IVs just a na- weather in all that time Judge had weve tural desire to be disagreeable For the Nursery Why I dont understand Beware of Ointments for Catarrh I bought a little hobby horse You see little Jacks papa was one of That Contain Mercury And it was dapple gray I gave it to my baby boy 1 ever was di the first men from whom as mercury will surely destroy the sense of And then 1 heard him say smell and completely derange the whole sysvorced Chicago Daily News Oh take away this foolish toy tem when entering it through the mucous The horse has got to go Such articles should never be surfaces She Had the Price An auto somethings what I want except on prescriptions from reputable In vain they protested that the duke used As you had ought to know physicians as the damage they will do is Chicago Daily News was an adventurer or worse often ten fold to the good you can possibly Cure What they finally exclaimed if derive from them Hairs Catarrh Toledo A CONSISTENT ENTHUSIAST manufactured by F J Cheney L Co there were a price upon his head O contains no mercury and is taken interBeryl Aus der Wabash the willful nally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying heiress only smiled the genanswered Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get made in I have the price she is taken internally and them in all confidence Detroit Jour- uine ItOnio by F J Chenejr Co TestiToledo Disagreeable 1 retch - ¬ ¬ ¬ SORROWS OF STERILITY ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nal Look here Mr Chawk you warranted your A Scentless Flower milk pure yet the lactometer showy She loves Chris yet her love for him is CHEAP LEGAL ADVICE dumb water in it She cant afford to marry and repent A Man Who Believed in Paying a Mr Chawk Well maam I guaranshould be called Lawyer for Ills tee that the lactometer show that the She says he water is pure if it says anything Opinion Hes splendid but he hasnt got a cent Brooklyn Life about it N Y World The other day az old fellow slouched into The Best Prescription for Chill Attorney Oscar Kahns office on Legal row Making a Sure Thins of It and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless ¬ and introduced himself as Mr Smith Jones I was just paying a bet papa exsimply and quinine in Brown or something of a neighboring counplained the young woman who had been Chill Tonic It is cure ironpay Price50c no a tasteless form No ty He said he wanted to consult a lawyer caught indulging in osculatory exer ¬ and was accorded a seat and one of the at I bet him a kiss torneys sweetest smiles cises Some men escape the traps of others only He then explained that while he was away And what did he bet to get caught in their own Chicago Daily from home the sheriff or some deputy had kiss was the hesitat ¬ News attached his wifes sewing machine and bureau for taxes He didnt propose to To Cure a Cold in One Day Cyclist making his will Yes and ing reply Chicago Times Herald tolerate such imposition he declared and f wish my body to be cremated and the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All came to Paducah to consult a lawyer gpei Handiwork druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c making a cinder Hope painted pictures marvelously fair ashes to go towarts about it And made my dwelling rich beyond comWhat is the amount of taxes inquired path Ally Sloper pare If you want a friendship to last you the lawyer Mis Hojack to the milkman Guarantee Fulfilled monials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ Chris-anthe-mu- m ¬ ¬ is womans natural destiny are denied the happiness of children through some derangement of the generative organs Actual barrenness is rare Among the many triumphs of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is the overcoming of cases of supposed barrenness This great medicine is so well calculated to regu- ¬ late every function of the generative or- ¬ gans that its efficiency is vouched for by multitudes of women Mrs Ed Wolford of Lone Tree Iowa writes Dear Mrs Pinkham Before taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I had one child which lived only six hours The doctor said it did not have the proper nourishment while I was carrying it I did not feel at all well during preg nancy in time l conceived again ana thought I would write to you for advice Words cannot express the gratitude I feel towards you for the help that your medi cine was to me during this time I felt like a new person did my work up to the last and was sick only a short time My baby weighed ten pounds He is a fine boy the joy of our home He is now six weeks old and weighs sixteen pounds Your medicine is cer- ¬ tainly a boon in pregnancy Mrs Flora Cooper of Doyle S Dak writes Dear Mrs Pinkham Ever since my last child I suffered with inflammation of the womb pains in back left side abdomen and groins My head ached all the time I could not walk across the floor without suffering intense pain I kept getting worse until two years ago I wrote to you for advice and began taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I had not finished the first bottle before I felt better I took four bottles and have been strong and perfectly healthy ever since and now have two of the nicest little girls Imam ¬ The lawyer could not conceal a smile but hastened to say Well Mr Simth if you want my advice it is to go back and settle that small amount It looks like the easiest and best way out of it The old fellow thought a moment and replied that he believed he would Answering he asked How much do I owe you Oh nothing sir was the reply I wont charge you anything for a little adviee like that But I alius pays fer whut I git and want ter pay yer ies the same Oh thats all right come in again some time when you need advice on something more important and well square it then Naw but I want ter pay it now Jes squeal out Ef its 25 cents Ill pay it Ef And he threw ye want 50 there it is down a half dollar and left Paducah Ky Sun ¬ the reply Lemme see a dollar and 28 cents was where the biting blizzard flies And it wont be many months before we Weve had weather from the Klondike pant neath tropic skies Convenience But while I dreamed and dreamed Time crept about And all Hopes handiwork he blotted out Town Topics A MATTER OF HABIT must put a little money into it and keep putting it in Atchison Globe A mixed pain has bruise and sprain WELL BRED SOON WED WHO USE GIRLS Jacobs Oil cures the twain the cloak of excuse St wheres the use of travel We can stay at home and wait While any style of weather is delivered at the gate Washington Star k Dont cover your neglected duties with Rams Horn SAPOLIO ARE QUICKLY MARRIED iC Only l l Teacher down That Explained It Ever thus heirs to aches and pains St Jacobs Oils the doctor Come here Tommy and sit Tommy Dont wanter Id rather stand Teacher Why how is that Tommy Tommy Pa smashed his finger in the door this morning and I laughed Harlem Life LIVESTOCK Cattle common Select butchers CALVES Fair to pood light HOGS Coarse and heavy Mixed packers Litrht shipners LAMBS Spring FLOUR Winter family GRAlX--Wheat--No2r- THE MARKETS Cincinnati S3 SHEEP Choice No 3 t ooJ 7 -- 4 5J G 2r 35 3 15 3a March 27 0j 4 it 4 q7 3 fr 3 3 4 H TO 00 65 85 80 00 fo A BRAE COLONEL as a Fam- - Practicably la Love Papa asked What do you think Jack if he expected to get any money in marrying me Was Jack insulted He told papa that a good Insulted home was more of an object to him 45 a P 2 65 red 2 2 new feu 714 Corn--N- o K eAjJkji4Pe-ru-n- a 11J IUOU1WUC A Scientific Spring Medicine Colonel Arthur L Hamilton of the Seventh Ohio Volunteers 25J Ooodale street Columbus Ohio writes Besides having the merits of so fully Pe-ru-- na than wages Detroit Free Press Long ere the cheery robin comes With his vocal vwnal chats Lo here the bustling drummer drums With womens new spring hats Why what is the icViei with little Mabel Ethel whose fatner has just made his Miss F POTATOES--Pe- r FAY Pm to choice PROVISION Mes pork L ircl BUTTER Choice dairv Pnme to choice creamerv APPLES rhnice to fancy bu CHICAGO Oats No Rve No mixed 9 25 lM a g a 4 00 M 59 9 75 u 50 5i 3S 284 12s Hard Man to Get At The manager is a hard man to see Shut in his private office and with a well trained boy in the ante room he is inaccessible to anyone whom that boy does not know You cannot even get your card sent to him the boy always says he is not in You will get the same answer at the box office I remember hearing an old manager once say My son if you dont to his office boy learn to speak other peoples lines you willnot succeed in this business I have written a part for you Whenever anyone you dont know says 4Is Mr Brown 1inr thats wish you No sir vour cue to answer perfect in that line from to be dead letter Scribners this time on m - Theres Stand- ¬ One ard of Quality in Athletic Coods Spalding Accept no substitute Handsome Catalogue Free A G SPALDING Chicago New York BlvOS - Q 22 4 50 1 10 3 CO Puck third matrimonial venture Oh neer FLOUR Winter patent mind her She always cries that way GRAIN WheatNo 2 red No 3 Chicago spring whn papa gets married IIrlemLife CORN No 2 All the worlds a stage and all tir3 peoi are but actors As Shakespare says they are And furthermore each person in his bvart of hearts is Convinced that hes a star 3 50 Now I can once more said Bunker face the world an honest man The last of Philadelphia my debts is-- outlawed North American Cleared Denver W 6J 90 fa i 74tf 67 3 A POPULAR ERROR Great World Ornna OATS No PORK Mess LARD Steam 2 274 7r Cfr to Cuba 9 10 5 32 5 30 3 75 42 eft NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2red RYE OATS CORN l 4 84 Gr K CO Travel quickly comfortably luxuriousl7 by palatial steamships of Plant Line sailing five times weekly Port Tampa to Havana either by direct ship or via Key West Apply to L A Bell 20 Clark Street Chicago ¬ No 2 mixed 4H2 63 10 One swallow may not make a summer but one frog makes a spring Chicago Daily News most obstinate coughs Rev D Buch mueller Lexington Mo Feb 24 94 I Cleveland Leader A er ip crazy Exchange Editor What did he do Managing Editor Tried to gain ad mittance to a house by representing himself as a book agent Brooklyn Life Mrs Ruggs Clear Case Managing Editor That new report- Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Southern Mixed Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western CATTLE First quality Corn HOGS--Wester- Mixed PORK New Mess with protruding piles brought on by constipa- ¬ tion with which I was afflicted for twenty years I ran across your OASCARETS in the town of Newell la and never found anything to equal them To day I am entirely free from piles and feel like a new man H Keitz 1411 Jones St Sioux City la PILES a m I suffered the tortures of the damned 9 95 LARi 25 5 bo 3 30 7 3 60 Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the jj CANDY CATHARTIC 9 by 46 4 40 73 74 3 35 n 6o 4 80 4 50 A muddy street may look like hasty pudding but its hard to stir about in L A W Bulletin will strike it out and cure TRADE MARK PEOISTCRCD A Sit I GRAIN Her Barometer Spoiled CornNo INDIANAPOLIS Wheat No 2 2 2 Stricken with Sciatica St Jacobs Oil Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Sterling Remedy Coapanj Mtefr Why do you disilike Dr Curem She Well Love is a lottery He I dont think so Would a fellow with only 1000 have any chance with you Harlem Life He cured my husbandy Corn Mixed Oats Mixed rheumatism so he can never tell when PORK Mess it is going to rain end last week I LARD Steam spoiled a brand new hat Stray StoMrs Muggs ¬ LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats No mixed mixed a 8 73 69 33 29 4 00 3 10 Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do 10c 25c 50c Some men are so mean their best friends dont like them very well Atchison Globe sore as a boil cobs Oil will relax soothe cure CURE CONSTIPATIONw Terfc Bontrel Kists to 7j Stiff as a poker St Ja- ¬ llfl Til DIP fJIJa U DAIf Soldanrt rnaranteed t7 all drug CUKE Tobacco Habit 6 Zj 30J4 00 ries An ondless lot of work to do There is money in many sports but baseball has diamonds in it L A W Bulletin ¬ SHOOT Winchester imped jStior 6un Western Enterprise Stranger in Dugout City Kan It doesnt seem as if this place could have lette onthe subject she writes I have for some time and 00K population as you report been taning liesident Wall it aint got quite that I am enjoying better health now than I have for years I attribute the change much ordinarily You see we took the and recom- census the day the circus was in town in my health to X Y Weekly mend this excellent catarrh remedy to everj woman believing it to be espe The Last Straw cially beneficial to them Museum Manager De snake charn The spring time is the most favorable rs gotter stop drinkin time of the year to treat catarrh There Assistant Wots de matter ds so much less liability to take fresh If M He had em de other day an cold that the treat- ¬ vent troo his whole performance wid Pe-ru-- na -- catarrh lean fully recommend it demonstrated in my famil I have a number of friends who have taken it for catarrh and stomach trouble and all unite in praising it As a remedy for Colonel Hamilton of Columbus O A As you write O bard inspired By this simple rule be led Pen no lines which cant be pasted On your tombstone when youre dead Clean Record Life Shells Mrs Hamilton wife of the gallant Colonel is also In a an ardent friend of Pe-ru-n- Chicago Record all And when the toilsome journeys through A hideous portrait on the wall Chicago Record ALMOST A HIST Three meals a day some clothes thats a S people THE BEST PRING TONIC feelintf weak depressed and easily This means that the blood needs tired attention and sensible people always taKe a tonic As winter passes fcwy Used byAilthe QfAMPiON Shots jjft SemNAME on a Postal QJtD for 152 page Illustrated Qtalo6U ViNcnKTEB Repeating it leaves Ams Comt many tfi 180 WtnofCsrcBAvc Nfwftomt Pe-ru-- na ¬ MAINE ¬ -- JUDicutB Co ment is unimped- ¬ ut his real one in his hands N 1 ed Ail old cases ournal of chronic catarrh Tw of a Kind should begin im de Flirt Yes dear youve just Miss mediately a course given me my fifth engagement ring as di of Mr de Snap Capital Youre the rected in Dr Hart I have presented it books on ninth girl to whom Jewelers Weekly this disease There are so manv airrer- Pa Gets Facetious ent phases and JSMdKr What do you want s t a g e s of catarrh Your daughters hand vKr59 one hardly Cant do it Take her as a whole or Mrs Col Hamilton knows when he leave her We dont do an installment has it A great many people think they business here Harlem Life suffering from something else and jre From the Nursery have tried many medicines in vain posing for a bold bad man Dude when if they could realize that it is they How does water taste Miss Belasys for it catarrh and take Miss Belasys You dont mean to say would improve promptly and soon re cover entirely There are no substi ¬ theyve brought you up all this time on tutes Let no one persuade you there milk Harlem Life are other catarrh remedies just as good From New York Winter Catarrh b a book written You had your jjurglar alarm taken by Dr Hart man Colbmbus Ohio Sent ut free to any address Yes I w as tired of having the baby Bun Down De waked every time ne honGe was broken PILLS Ae 38 RED BLOOD biiTated Add HVGS1A into Tfovvn Tor Wi- - - Be114 o ¬ Pe-ru-- na ¬ at this time of year Purgatives arc not the ridht medicine they weaken instead of strendtnenind Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are the best tonic medicine in the world and do not act on the bowels They stimulate the appetite enrich the blood strengthen the nerves and make people feel bright active and U S GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATE Tins Iwiv dic of actual Battleship Maine steel iu small Njy souvenirs and watcii case Pocket piece or wntth eh arm c to 100 10c Other designs Tuo Dewev tad Hobson watciiM made or jxld silver and o3 dized Maine steel are mar vcloii ly beautiful The Sainp son One Dollar unrt bampaon Two Dollar Watches are the maximum of value Send loi Booklet C JOMCSTHKJKWKIEK SO Kat 28 Street Jif W YOKK I e strong READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING mans -- Pauls Editor Whats the matter with the St one youve just come through The czar of the Russias or so they say Gets twenty five thousand dollars a day The writer of these lines doesnt ge That much but he has more fun you bet L A W Bullet Poet All I need is an opening sir that Compensation Pe-ru-- na ¬ Why the Minister Sitcbed Jingso What did the minister say vher the plate came up Ilirso He said he wouldnt mind so much if the buttons were all alike Syracuse Herald Our Burden Defined What is meant oy the white mans burden papa Killing off heathen in order t re-claijna them Detroit Free lriso No one is better able to speak of this fact than Miss a charming young woman of Arlington Ind To uay Hazel Snider she has rosy cheeks sparkling eyes and a plump form which prove that ehe is good health A year ago Miss Snider was very thin her cheeks In palp eyes sunken and dull She was troubled with nervousness and general debility She says After several months treatment from the physician we saw he could do no good I was discouraged familydid not know and what to do One day I read an item in a paper of the wonderful curative qualitiesof Dr Williams PinkPills for Palo People I tried the medicine and when nearly through with the a change for the better After 1 had taken eight second Ibox noticed boxes was cured and have had no occasion to take any kind of medicine since I owe much to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People probably my life and I advise anyone suffering with troubles similar to mine to take these pills Miss Hazel Snidsk 44 ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK fOB MEFD81HGI ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS Contains every month threeor iourcompletc sto several descriptive articles half a dozen original poems and twenty pages of book reviews current nrofusely topics and Interesting chit chat A illu trated Price onlv 10 cent- - or 81 a year postpaid The only representative inxfraiinc of California and the Great West MIKMRIBK NOW RO Montgomery Street SAN yRAM1800 CALIFORNIA MONTHLY THE OVERLANDEietHarte hy Established tea r ISO TT Sold by all drug gists or sent post paid by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady jtj NYon receipt of price 5o per box i aJWWWW-- WJA DNSTIPATION TBJSD 1 U Health AddHYCEiA Mkd 1CIN B CkBox 161 Berlin Wis Regular Uowcls are Essential flS iSynxj p Sold Tastes hT druggists- - Use r six i j boxes25 froa frftXtottMtt Utv Tmwc yy ANK E 1784 WHEN J- - IX tvlaee r l AOVKKflSKM that yon iuic paper ew tUe Advertise in in MVMLITIM 39 N r gHBuiasBB 8 THE BOURBON NEWS tARIS KY TUESDAY MARCH 28 1899 MILLERSBURG W jj I S S GOES News Notes leathered In And About The Wura Miss Nora Wadell id home troin Mason id Drnmntlu f IUIIIIIIJ Reaches the Seat of all Blood Diseases BOTTOM ¬ Cures the Worst Cases Evervone who has had pttiptiptiap with blood diseases knows that there are no ail ¬ ments or troubles so obstinate and difficult to cure Very few remedies claim to cure such real deep seated blood diseases as 8 S 8 cures and none can offer such incontrovertible evidence of merit S S S is not merely a tonic it is a cure It goes down to the very seat of all blood diseases and pets at the foundation of the very worst cases and routs the poison from the system Itdoes not like other remedies dry up the poison and hide it from view temporarily only to break forth again more violently than ever 8 8 S forces out every trace of taint and rids the system of it forever Some years MrsT W Lee Montgomery Ala writes ago I was inoculated with poison by a nurse who infected my babe with blood taint I was covered with sores and ulcers from head to foot and in my great extremity I prayed to die Several prominent physicians treated me but all to no purpose The mercury and potash which they me seemed to add fuel to the awful flame which was evouring me I was advised by friends who had seen wonderful cures made by it to try Swifts Specific T im- ¬ proved from the start as the medicine seemed to go direct to the cause of the trouble and force the poison out Twenty Swift s Specific bottles cured me completely In every test made S S S easily RogerB a Thos McClintock sold demonstrates its superiority over other pair of inn lea for 225 Lewis blood remedies It matters not how ob- ¬ Miss Louie stinate the ease nor what other treatand ment or remedies have failed S S 8 Lexington overWarford was home from Sunday always promptly reaches and cures any C H Hurst and wife of disease where the blood is in any way involved are guests of relatives here Elizaville a short visit in Old Mexico at Corinth Martin ONeal and wife spent Sunday in Carlisle Inlian YcHintock arrived Friday irom JLexington Ed Wadell left yesterday for Galena Kausas A J McCne left yesterday for a visit TOGCERY HINTS Spring And Summer FIRST i3 J Consider Dr A J Hitt arrived Saturday from Win Allen of Augusta was a guest of relatives here Saturday Graham Smedley was here from Georgetown College Sunday Miss Lida Clarke is visiting Mrs Roeeberry Rogers near Paris The magnitude of the offerings The novelty of the style The astonishing variety The matchless price SECOND V I Fy jfT 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 frill want something to wear waat 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 Monday The spelling match to be given Friday at the Baptist Church will be well atA handsome quilt will be offer tended ed as a prize If your girl wishes Dont forget is the only remedy that is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no any flowers tor Easter just leave your mercury potash arsenic or any other mineral or chemical It never fails to orders now and you will get them cure Cancer Eczema Scrofula Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison 2t Joe Mock Tetter Boils Carbuncles Sores etc The St Lnip Mamtfactvrer ii Valuable books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga ¬ Bruce Feeback has rented the Smith farm from Sauford Carpenter Mrs John Mock went to Cyutlrina Friday to visit her sister Mrs Smith Miss Nannie Bowden was the guest of Mrs Nancy Allen from Saturday till last Fall will smile Expert measuring by a representative from the Company ¬ S S S FOR THE BLOOD The Me Tailoring Co The Groat Cincinnati Tailors THE full Sample Line and its a beauty FiipplemcnWl with a Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt will be ON DISPLAY Money Tekms 5 Io 5 Loan VI 1 estate mortgage ROGERS 16sep 6ino ami per cent on reai 0onstant Paris Ky RE oughing sketch the leadiug members of the various state legilatme prints a excellent hilt tone picture of Dr Joseph M McKim a leading member of th California Legislature He is a former ctizjn of Millershnrg having been born hre iu 183i and has a number of re a tivesin Bourbon county MONDAY AND TUESDAY EX9CU Ui w Notice ¬ All persons having claims against the estate of Yonng W Moran deceased will present them at once to me proper ly proven as required by law All persons iuiehtfr1 to the estate of same will plear crfl at my office and settle HUTCHISON Constant coughing is not only very annoying but the continuous hacking and irritation will soon attack and in- ¬ Fresh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity jure the delicate lining of the throat and air passages A simple cough is bad enough but a chronic cough is at Mr Jonathan Myall was elected elder Antioch Sunday really dangerous Take advice and use the celebrated Dr BulPs Cough Bev Dorsey is improving iu health Syrup at once and be cured after a long illness April 3d and 4th TailoriS Ohio is HPelo1be best strictlyCompany Cincinnati House in the larjrest Merchant Tailoring Linenca controlling the every workmen in deoartineni HENRY SPEAKS Executor of Y W Moran 28feb lmo DrBulls Cough Syrup Cures a Cough or Cold at once Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists FOR SALE standard make will grind power Grinding Mill 60 to 75 bar rels of ear corn per day with 10 borse power Will sell cheap Of No R P Barnett A fiist lass ¬ LIT Cv LUliUiUMM Ohio ny A yv ry Uk Ui Pari n 503 W Ninth StreK Utactatttti Will be at the Windsor Hotel Strawberry Plants returning every second Tuesday in eac month Keeerence Every leading pnysiciai 500000 of best leading varieties such Paris Kentucky ¬ as Buback Haviland Gaudy and othSO IM or 1000 ers We sell in lots of Price 2 per 10 0 For further inforRAILROAD TIME CARD mation apply to or address JOHN TRABUE NRR L Ky till niayl Ruddels Mills ¬ FOFL SALE TUESDAY April 11 18S9 Wheat is backward and very litte plowing has been done in this section J J Piper sold his lambs to Jno Bayles for August delivery at 5 cts per lb President Hatrennan of Hamilton Collet has bem employed to preach a Antioch Jos Case has sold to Mrs Mollie 701 Wilmott 82 acres ot laud adjoining her barn at 75 per acre Mr Bramble of Mason County ha6 rented from Jos Case the house lately Ladies fine shoes less than half price vacated by Wm Itsen this week at Davis Thompson Mrs Rebecca Burbridge sustained a Isgrigs tf all a few days ago breaking the bone in ne of her limbs near the thigh Nun raisins uates figs currants Frank Wilmoth has sold his lambs In seedless raisins B igge Wood for Juue delivery at 5 tf Newton Mitchell Many farmers here will cts perpund not average a lamo to the ewe WIN BROTHERS OURBONS BIGGEST B4RGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY k BLELTATlTTr The Cincinnati Weekly Edition of the Commercial Tribune COMMERCIAL GAZETTE My agency insures gainst agency flon- - fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Insure i jnion Prorapt p yiDg reliable liable prompt paying compacompanies insures against fire nies con union wi stoi m W 0 HINTON Agent W0 Agent I ¬ ZZ -- 50 CENTS - PER YEAR Obedience of Orders A naval commander in the reign of From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p Queen Anne was ordered to cruise with m 1U1U p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m a squadron within certain limits on the 333 p m 627 p m coast of Spain Having received inforFrom Richmond 505 a m 740 a m mation that a Spanish fleet was in Vigo 328 p m beyond his limits he resolved to risk PARIS KENTUCKY From MavwilJe 7 42 a m 825 p m his personal responsibility for the good of his country He accordingly attacked Work guarantee satititaciory Calls UtAi Oxiii uF TRAINS and defeated the Spanish fleet with unpromptly answered Your work if To Cincinnati 51 r a ru 7m rn common gallantry When he joined the solicited Prices reasonable 340 p m admiral under whom he served he was To Lexington 7 47 a m t La m ordered under arrest and was asked 545 p m 1014 p m if he did not know that by the artiTo Richmond 1108 a ui 5 m n 1016 pm cles of war he was liable to be shot for OR CALDWELLS A9 To Maysville 750 a m t3 p m disobedience of orders F B Crr Atrent He replied with great composure iss that he was very sensible that he was Insure your property against fire but added The man who is afraid to wind and lightning in ihe Hurst Home risk his life in any way when the good O R CALDVV E - - M of iVi Insurance Co a safe au reliable com of ahis countryinrequires it is uuwoijthy pany command hor majestys service CURES INOIOESV O W Miller Agent Nuggets Paris Kv ARRIVAL OP TRAINS JOHN CONNELLY ¬ ¬ Publish- d every Tuesday moruing It has the most complete and reliable market reports It is Repubhean to the core but never offensive tf Newton Mitchell Its departments relating to Farming Labor Manufacf ur iig and Legislation are ef the greatest value to every reader UHle fam newspaper It has ten pa es compactly Ladies with small feet are reaping a tilled the most important news of the world and just what the a harvest at Davis Thomson Isgrigs lamily nresiae most euiov special shore sale the finest hand made Sp3cialinducmeuts to club agents Sample copies mailed on ap- ¬ shoes at cheap hce prices tf plication Address Low prices on candies for entertainments Cheap but pure ¬ Rvp COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO SS Cincinnati Ohio ¬ Syrup pepsin constipation i For Motto - 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE S YRUP P li 1 ¬ ii vaavr rj l rjTrtJtj forts and A dangers of child birth can be almost en- - scorn- - office Abney mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post tf f tt r --- The Commercial Gazette r - u HEMP SEED Those farmers rxpecing to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted from China in 1893 jan 2mo WJ UGKHRID ALWAYS DAINTY Puey LEXIKCi OX KY opened about 3000000000 oysters in my day said tho old oystur man who sells you the real genuine uu fattened and unspoiled salts a penny apiece in the shadow of one of the big market buildings and 1 have never found a pearl in one yet But Ive found something just as good as pearls he added with a wink I have found four nice paying tene ment houses and good balances in eight savings banks There is a good deal in an oyster shell besides pearls young New man if you will look close York World ¬ Ive What He Found Wine of CarduimJj rei ieves expectant moth¬ mi -- j tcnetothegen- ital organs and puts tlietn in condition to do tbelr work That makes preg ¬ perfectly nancy less painful shortens labor and hastens recovery after child birth It helps a woman bear strong healthy children k3 it CivfcS Anvone sending a sketch and description may cir opinion free whether an invention 13 probably patentable Communica tions strictly confidential Handiookon Patent Mlt free Oldest auency fa c iriir patents Co receive Patents taken through Muuu tptcialiMiice without cnanje in the fjnlficlv ascertain Designs Copyrights c Trade Marks ¬ handsomely Illustrated weekly Largest cir- ¬ culation of any scientific journal Terms 3 a Vir four months L Sold by all newsdealers A ctemific American 625 MiJNN Branch Office York Co36Ba New D F SU Washington C tQ8X has also brought happiness to To Havana Reduced rate excursion round trip tickets on sale via the Cneen Cin8775 from Crescent Route cinnati including meals and berth on Finest limited trains Ticksteamers Crescent ets at low rates via Queen to Jackson J Route 24 hours Cincinnati ville 30 hours Jacksonville to Havana Writ for THntd matter mca and full ¬ ¬ No weekly published in this country is more extensively read than the Cin ¬ cinnati Weekly Commercial Gazette which has in the past ear been greatly improved and enlame1 every way It is the oldest family newspaper in the west Its ten pages are compactly filled with tbe most important news of the world and just what the family fireside most enjoys Just think of it ten rmceft weekly for less than one cent per copy uniy ou cents per year we call special attention to the advertisement of the Weekly Commercial Gazette on anotbtr ge of this paper The Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons who nse Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents Weak Byes are Made Strong vipion made cl jar styes removed drm irri direction of skilled men in surroundings as clean as a parlor make it positive that Feeble Candy is always dainty Q IjlPYC IRF Money cannot buy any I MlIiJwO P UIVL higher grade ingredients than are used in the manufacture of Peebles fandy an absolute guarantee that it is always paiti and wholesome AGENTS are supplied A I IAAV IXLOIl nLWinO IFRFH daily from the factory ntB Feeble Candy insuring that it is always fresh and delicious Superior to others but price no higher Try it Agents for Allegretil A Bobelt delicious Chocolate Creams A fuU line always on hand und No wailed the stricken man you do not 6he replied Because Philadelphia converse in epigrams Anieiijuii North in Berlin A yearly income of over f9 000 representing the intorest on 1000 000 marks is the qualification for that fjtle which is enjoyed by 2002 Berlin -- smart wife But why The Sensible Girl said the heroine of the I can never be your novel thousands of homes barren for years A few doses often brings joy to loving hearts that long for a darling baby No woman should neglect to try f for trouble It cures nine cases out of ten All drutreists cil Wine co v Outuc cl Cardui t3 particulars W C Rine ARSON G P A Cincinnati Ohio 10m 6t Con hed 20 Years suffered for 25 years with a Pine-Tar-Hon- ey It is an easy thing to be a millionaire the directions addre5 eivinp symptoms Ladies Advisory Department The ChattT ooga Medicine Co Chatta Eooga Tenn For advice n r es requirirc rpchl granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily aud effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put up in tty and 6old on a guar- tee by all good f ggists amd The Joseph Peebles Candy Is sold exclusively In this city by R Peebles Sons Prest Go e fc JOSEPH S PEEBLES Established 1640 Cincinnati O for Lyebum le wiener i J AS I G S VAtfbtEN FEE SON We desire to establish agencl Fruit Oake 1 lb tins A great C Garlic came from Asia anJ has been rtised since the earliest times It formed hart of the diet of the Israelites in jlgypt and ftp used by Greek and Ro- utnJJ hOiuiui a uuu llhmu peaaauto ragraiiMvmifl of Jcflferson Ga sss Wh3n I first took Wine of Cr we had been married three years but Nina could not have any children months later I had a fine girl baby Mrs LOUISA HALE cough I and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors a ad for medicine toao avail un- ¬ til I used Dr Belli This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Roeell Grantsburg 111 y Irritation is the forerunne to consumption Br will cur it 4nd Bells give such strength to the linns that a conghoracoM will not settle there Twenty five cents at all good druggist Lu Pine-Tar-xone- y J I

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