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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r THE BOURBON CHAMP MILLER N EWS Established c EUtars and 3wnfs PRINTED EVKRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB 1 issi IMBTEKSTB 1EHL mmut PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MARCH 31 1899 MILLERSBURG News Vote Gathered NO 26 LIVER CHILLED PLOWS STODDARD DISC H ARROWS HAMILTONS DISC HARROWS - Luc AtlaDtai Mrs W RurL Sanforl Carpeuter has returned from V Shaw is visiting Miss Keller in Paris la And A boat The GEO W STUART Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Third Stree N Freight Depot site the L -- Oppo ¬ DEALER IN- - 1 ieit to Mra Roeeberry Rogers Mica Lida Clark ba returned from a Coal yeaterdav Quite a number of Milleraburg people attended th Scalchi coucert fn Paris Monday nigbt Rev W F Vaughan D D of Paris will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Millrsbarg Female College on Sunday May 28 CARLISLE Sewn Sid Duncan of Ludlow who baa been rfeiting friends here returned home Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime FIED eeds of every Sole yarfty r Agent For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi can nel ever mined Culled From Nlculae County Precincts From The Mercury It Js faff IM fm WJUbM SSwm N ugBpr ArelStandard tcols of the highest grade They always do the work and do it rignt ibJr - 3B Sixre 3Tox Get Tlie Best lack Hawk Corn Planter ways drops the same number of grains no thining corn after the Black Hawk the great labor saver Married On 80th inst Mr E P Wagoner and Miss Ida Mattox Died Od Sunday evening March 26 1899 at his home near this city Mr Johii Pickett agfd 79 years of paraly sia Burial at Paris cemeteryi Monday Married At the home of the brides father Mr Robt Scott on 29th inst Mr Cafcsie B Crockett and Mie8 Mary W Scott The architect is making the plans for a handsome residence for F H Adar to be erected on the lot lopposite H B Chappells residence at the rth end of Maple street Str ven B Crockett and Miss Wirtie Scott were narjrif4l yesterday at the home of the bridt near tnis city by Rev Godby They left on the afternoon train for a short Irip to LexiDgton Cincinnati and Louisville Carlisle will have two large gatber of strangers within its gates this Summer the Bracken Association of the Baptist Church and the Methodist Con ference This will be the CenteLi 1 year of the former organization which will attract many from a distance ¬ ¬ ¬ Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of theT always on hand Toleptione 77 BUI WALLACE S BARGAIN STORE First class Goods Embroidery silk lOc per dozen Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back JUST FRICES 1 We offer no bait no scheme lc per skein bunch j Hair Pins 1 1 2i Marbles lc 20 ilate Penctls lc 1 lea Adamantine pins full COunt 280 lc per paper t A BIRDSELL WAGONS HIOKOKY WAGONS OLDS WAGONS Combine Strength Durability an I Lasting Qualities All Silk 3Ioire and Tafieir TUT t Vallenciennes Lace lc per yd bons in all shades and widths AU siik Baby Kibbon lc per yd 7c to 22 c per yard Dr Sawyers Ukatine never has and we do not see how it can fail to cure Giant 6 Iever Bronze locks usually sold at 50c our price 2 2c v k to see them kidney disorders It gives nature the aid needed and nature thus aided never fails W T Brooks druggist Pepper Box lc Nutmeg Grater Pint Tin Cup lc 1c Warranted Steel Hatchets J good as any on earth Nj 1 30c No 2 33c SgFp You are always welcome whether you buy or not R J NEELY Sold only toy Crystallized fruits nuts oranges bananas grapes grape front emons apples malaga WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 429 Main Street A tf Newton Mitchell -n- r mm m J S WIL i agency onunion Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wind and stoim W 0 HINTON Agent The broken lots of shoes we are offering at special sale this week are the finest makes on our shelves ¬ Insure in my SEED POTATOES BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New Ysrk I can sell them as low as anybody as them before ihs big advance DEALER IN tf Davis Thomson Isgrig Field Seed dilU JUST RECEIVED PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Farming liapl ements 22rtSiEEM T 3o 1 r I bought fas located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side c f the Court Houe Square and has on hand a large display of SOAP PURITY GUARANTEED J M RION l 5feagggim iifutJL The Tenth Street Grocer G N PARRIS Cows Strayed ear the other a large reddish black cow Both are good milkers Information as to th4r whereabout will be ¬ From tny home in Paris on night of two cows One a yellow 19th iust cow with horns sawed off and tag in one thankfully received J S SWEENEY HWUA STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL WAGONS AND CARRIAGES THE VULCAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold HEW Wl pp STBIL FIGURES LOWEST PRICES M Ring out Vis old Ring In the lew Ring out the falsa Ring in the true We bring to you the new and true piney forests of Norway f i LATEST DESIGNS BRIGHTEST COLORS ATTRACTIVE DR BELLS Pine-Tar-Hon- ey CH EROXEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF HE BEST DISC HARROWS ALSO DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OF FARMING IM MENTS WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTHY HEMP ETC a Having arranged with one of the most enterprising wall paper manufactories in Ohio to furnish us the latest designs at lowest prices we are prepared to duplicate these to citizens of Paris and Bourbon County Can meet the requirements of the most fastidious Spacialty In hanging Our Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the largest houses in Cincin¬ nati in she decorating line Come in and ex true our stock Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surface of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila rated tiis microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that thero Is no inclination cough SOLO 8 twGOOD DRUGGISTS ¬ ALm we Vf vSSlrT- ssaa l weak BottfesOnai BZ at 25o w J C SAiDER C0y any remedy equaff to Dr feells Plne-Tar- Honey It glvojulck and permanent relief to grip ttwell as ftogha and colds ItmaJcea SURE YOU GET 60c and 1 00 Si A A Main St net 6th and 7th ducftaSy 1 t ana BtroA- - Mia M A MiHb Vla li Am ft PiATftll iIJiaiMviCj Ba IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAI T 4 yKlTflK I 31 1899 SAMOAN TOWNS BOMBARDED American and British War Ship Destroy Several Villages There Were a Number of Casualties THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY FRIDAY MARCH ture of thirty five prisoners Monday is retreating army true the main body of the enemy has returned to Malolos But there are no more trenches to encounter although over thirty villages including the larger settlements of Bulacan and Gudguinto intervene i I MALOLOS IS DOOMED Ttie American Troops Sweep- - The American forces advanced from ino Onward Toward trie Mcycauyan not Maykawayan the Gen Harrison brigade commanded by Insuroents Capital Gray Otis being on the left of the railroad and Gen Hales on the right They eventually discerned white roofs and steeples among the green trees be ¬ The Road BeYind Them Looks Like yond the river looking not unlike a Massachusetts village aGycLne Had Swooped Down The rebels had an tin ford able river in front of them and they poured in a on the Whole Country fire so e Recti ve that it showed that they were veterans probably members of the native militia which the Span ¬ ¬ Many Villages and Towns Captured by the Ameri- ¬ can Forces iards organizedCol Funston with 20 men of the Kansas regiment swam across the river to the left of the railroad bridge and captured 80 prisoners with all - their arms h Guigfuinto Three and a HalfMiles 40 The Pennsylvania regiment captured prisoners From Malolos Taken by Gen Washington March 28 Advices received by the war department show MacArthurs Command that the casualties in Saturdays and ¬ Sundays fighting was Killed three officers and 25 enlisted men wounded Troops Crossed the River by Working1 nine officers and 203 enlisted men New York March 29 A dispatch Artillery Over Railroad Bridge by to the Herald from Manila Tuesday Hand and Swimming Mules says The gunboat Laguna de Bay attack- ¬ ed the insurgents at Bulacan Three Americans were wounded MacArthurs division has crossed the Marilao river and is advancing north- ¬ ward The insurgents attacked the Amer- ¬ icans Monday evening at Marilao but were repulsed with severe loss Our loss was five killed and 14 wounded Later Garcia a native general came down frorn Dagupan by train with 1000 riflemen and 4000 Bolomen and took positions at Marilao A river was between the American and insurgent forces The South Dakota volunteers and The Filipinos Fight Bravely But at Every Point They Yield to American Arms A Decisive Battle Will Be Fought in Front of Their Capital t These bodies give forth a horrible odor but theoe is no time at present to bury them The in- ¬ habitants who fled from Marilao and Meycauayan left in such a panic that on tables our soldiers found spread money and valuables and in the rooms were trunks containing other property of value This was the case in most of They were not the houses deserted molested by our soldiers but the Chi- ¬ nese who slip in between the armies are looting whtn they can and have taken possession of several houses over which they raised Chinese flags some of which were torn down The American forces met with strong opposition in the jungle First one Nebraskan then one Pennsylvanian and afterwards two of the Montana Thirty five regiments were killed were wounded including one officer of the Kansas regiment The rebels as villages they the burned to bad order in retreated ward Malolos The enemy also tore up sections of the railroad in many places and attempted to burn the bridge at Bigaa but the fire was extinguished owing to the timely arrival of the The rebels had not finAmericans ished their trenches along the line of Wednesdays march showing they were not prepared for our advance Gen MacArthurs victorious division took lunch Wednesday at Bigaa seven miles from Malolos the Filipino capital and the headquarters of Aguinaldo Bocave was captured at 8 oclock Wednesday morning then the second advance to Bigaa distant two miles was made Bigaa was taken without a shot being fired the enemy fleeing at the approach of the Americans Manila March 30 After a couple ¬ ¬ IS NOT ENOUGH Cuban Assembly Believes 3000000 Inadequate to Pay Cuban Troops The Assembly Desires at Least 1 0000000 and as Much More as Can Be Obtained The Most Amicable Relations With the United States Is Wanted 44 Peace Hath Her Victories p less Senors March 29 Jose Villalon and A Hevia who were appointed by the Cuban assembly to present to the Washington authorities the resolutions of that body have arrived in this city Their mission in addition to the presentation of the resolutions is to explain in detail the situation with reference to the insurgent aimy While the assembly did not reject the 3000000 which Gen Gomez arranged with Mr Robert P Porter to receive and pay off the Cuban troops they believed it to be entirely arrival of the Philadelphia Adm inadequate to meet the situation They Kautz summoned the various consuls desire at least 10000000 and as much more as can be obtained They argue that if the Cuban army is disbanded Ft ¬ Washington ¬ Apia Saraoan Islands March 23 via March 30 The Auckland N Z troubles growing out of the election of a king of Samoa have taken a more se-¬ rious turn and resulted in the bom- ¬ bardment of native villages along the shore by the United States cruiser Philadelphia Adm Krutz command ¬ ing and the British cruisers Porpoise and Royalist The bombardment has continued intermittently for eight da s Several villages have been burned and there have been a number of cas- ¬ ualties among the American and British sailors and marines As et it is im- ¬ possible to estimate the number of na tives killed or injured As Mataafa and his chiefs consti ¬ tuting the provisional government continued to defy the treaty after the ¬ war renowned than said Milton and now is the time 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 SarsapaAlla It brings rest and comfort to the weary body racked by pains of all sorts and kinds Its beneficial effects prove it to be the great specific to be relied upon for victory Hoods never disappoints ously afflicted with salt rheum and painful running sores No medicine helped her Salt Rheum My mother was seri- ¬ v after the distribution of but 33000 000 ¬ until Hoods Sarsaparilla vas used which made her entirely well Esse E Maple stone 358 Dearborn Street Chicago 111 Tired Feeling I had that tired dull feeling dyspepsia headaches and sinking spells but Hoods Sarsaparilla made me a new mau I never was better than now John Mack Oskaloosa Iowa which would give to each enlisted man about 68 that the money so ob tained would be barely sufficient for them to procure clothes and return tc their homes leaving them no margin upon which to enter upon the peaceful pursuits of life Without the means of subsistence Senor Villalon says that disorders would almost inevitably follow and perhaps brigandage The object both of the United States and of the assembl3T says M r Vil lalon is to secure tranquility in 3odsSi 7 rm I f L fr nUldi7fpjp Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irrltatinyr And only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla ONE ACCOMPLISHMENT ¬ Finland Maiden Who Had One Qualification for the Posi ¬ tion of Cook The servant girl question is even more difficult in small western cities than it is in New York There no lady ventures to ask a reference but contents herself with a verbal examination of her applicants capabilities ¬ Manila March 28 The Americans have advanced along1 the line of the Dagupan railroad driving the Filipinos from Malinta and New Canayan where there were 3000 inhabitants Sunday night the brigades of Gen Harrison Gray Otis and Gen Hale encamped in the enemys trenches at New Canayan and that of Gen Wheaton at Malinta The Americans Monday morning found the important town of Polo and a number of small villages west of deserted and railroad the advancing They are burning ulong the railroad Monday the Washington volunteers who held Pasig Sunday had an engagement wVfeh a band of insurgents In the who drove in their outposts light the Filipinos lost several men The United States troops under Brig n Lloyd Wheaton captured the wn of Malinta beyond the Tuliahan r Sunday after a sharp fight Col Cuba preparatory to the settling up of hours of rest Gem MacArthurs di by the Cuban people of an indevision pushed on across rice fields and pendent government and he says ¬ ¬ KING MATAAFA Recently Elected to the Rather Shaky Throne of Samoa rivers through the jungle without that it is therefore as much to ¬ meeting any opposition the enemy the interests of the United States au- ¬ and the senior naval officers to a conflying from the villages of Taal Ucat thorities as to those who immediately ference on board the Philadelphia ¬ ¬ There was an avalanche of Swedes and Finlanders in a Pacific slope town last care- ¬ winter and one wild haired damsel preand Bigaa after burning them Even represent the Cuban patriots to see when the whole situation was The upshot was a sented herself as a candidate for a the town of Bulacan the capitol of that the disbanded soldiers are given fully canvassed The resolution to dismiss the provisional mistressposition as cook her prospective thus interrogated the province was burned and aban- an to return to government and Adm Kautz issued a opportunity Can vou make good bread doned although Jen MacArthur pass cmr pursuits assembly rep- proclamation calling upon Mataafa The Brod Naw ed miles to the right At 5 oolock the resents Can vou make soup not the Cuban people and his chiefs to return to their homes Soup Naw Mr Villalon declares but only those Do you understand roasting meats Mataafa evacuated Mulinuu the th ¬ ¬ ¬ Te a vsr - QrV ry y C Egbert of the was killed uiae-ae-ca- 22d regular in- - Prince Locwen- on uie l iormeriy x yS shptrinth side dying ttv A German who of Itrisr Gc i Miller at Iloik Viow got in front of the firing line almost n accompan-i-if- Vas wounded casionally the artillery and in fntry fired across the stream Finally the engineers moved a construction train up to the bridge the iron frame work of which remained and began to Nye the floor Y this was going on the 2d Ore-ment crossed the river on the the 22d on the right with tarjanies of the 23d infantry A r the latter regiment L ground stretched away a us V half a mile to Malinta situate uVm its crest When the Americans were within about 300 yards of the intrenchments the Filipinos suddenly volleyed heav ily The 22d infantry which was holding the center suffered considerably but with the Oregons on the left and the Kansanson the right in the woods 7 the fighting was kept up for half an hour the 22d infantry advancing up the slope through the thick grass under the hottest fire Gen MacArthurs advance guard 3d artillery and the 20th Kansas neaton s giment joined ten brigade shortly after Malinta was tiiken approaching along the Nov ¬ -- who have been in arms struggling for their independence Had Cuba achieved her absolute independence he says the revolutionary assembly would have raised sufficient funds to pay off the army in full and in as much as the United States now assumes and exercises the functions of a trustee for the Cuban people during the ment of order throughout the island preparatory to the establishment of a stable and independent government he as the representative of the it urge will assembly that United of the is duty the States to furnish ample funds repayable subsequently out of the Cu They desire that the ban revenues Washington authorities shall fully un derstand the dangers which may follow if the insurgents are disbanded and sent to their homes without ade quate means to begin life afresh If the United States adheres to the pres¬ sh- town he had made his headquarters and went into the interior Herr Rose German consul at Apia issued a proclamation supplementing ¬ ¬ the one he had issued several weeks before upholding the provisional government As a result of this the Ma taafans assembled in large force and hemmed in the town The British cruiser Royalist brought theMalietoa prisoners from the islands to which they had been transferred by the provisional government The Americans then fortified Mul ¬ inuu where 22000 Malietoans took The rebels the adherents refuge Mataafa--barricade- d of the roads within the municipality and seized the British houses ¬ What can you do The Finlander reflected Then she an- swered proudlv I can milk a reindeer i -- N Y World - Meat Naw Can vou broil Naw Can vou clean brasses Naw Can vou wash and iron Naw Scrub Naw Well mv goodness girl Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Ar kaiiHas Opens February 23 In the Ozark Moun- ¬ tains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery Cheap exUnequaled medicinal waters cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco Line Address J O Plank Manager Room H Arcade Century Building or F Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway Louis Mo ¬ ¬ An ultimatum w as then sent to ¬ ¬ ¬ ent understanding with Gen Gomez and the army is disbanded upon the 83000000 basis and disorder follows the assembly wants its skirts clear of responsibility Senor Villalon says that the assembly desires the most amicable relations with the United States that nothing could exceed the gratitude of the Cubans for the aid the United States has rendered but they can not too strongly emphasze the belief that the problem of the future would be greatly simplified if enough funds are distributed among the Cuban soldiers now to insure their being able to return to peaceful pursuits The assem¬ ¬ them ordering them to evacuate in and threatening the them event of refusal with a bombardment to commence at 1 oclock on the after ¬ noon of March l This was ignored and the rebels commenced an attack in the direction of the Lnited States and British consuls about half an hour be- ¬ fore the time fixed for the bombard ¬ ment The Philidelphia Porpoise and Royalist fired upon the distant villages There was great difficulty in locating the enemy owing to the dense forest but several shore villages were soon in flames A The Sweet Young Thing I love to read of those dear daring explorers in the Arctic but I should think scaling icebergs all the time would become monotonous The Savage Bachelor Part of the time they were scaling fish Indianapolis Jour¬ Perils of the Arctic nal Allens Foot Ease FKEK day to Allen S Olmsted Le Rov N Y lor a FREE sample of Aliens Foot Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It cures chilblains sweating damp swollen aching feet It makes tight shoes ejjp You Can Get Write U Cures Corns Bunions and Ingrowing Nairs Alldruggistsaudshoestoressellit 25ceuts It seems strange that a fellow isnt in the swim when society throws him overboard Philadelphia Record Paradoxical ¬ ¬ ¬ HEW AND REVISED MAP OF THE PHILIPPINES artillery acting as infantry were thrown forward The South Da kotas charged brilliantly across the open space on the east of the railway to the edge of some woods They lost ten killed and 11 wounded including three lieutenants The 3d artillery on the right of the railroad charged and lost nine men wounded two mortally On the left the insurgents in a trench east of the river offered Lieut resistance a stubborn guns of two with Critchlow the Utah battery and Lieut Davis with a navy colt gun forced thirty insurgents in a long trench on the opposite side of the river to surrender at the close quarters of 100 yards The rest of the insurgents got out with severe loss Ninety dead insurgents were counted the 3d i ¬ J i After lynch Gen MacArthurs divis- t advanced toward Polo The 2d Oregon regiment encountered a thousand Filipinos west of Malinta who were retreating from Malabon The enemy had taken up a position be hind four rows of intrenchments but was driven out after an hours heavy firing One Oregonian was killed and ¬ alches road vesteriy rvere wounded - enemy made a stand in trenches half a mile beyond Guiguinto station at a river crossing The Kansas and Pennsylvania regiments immediately deployed crossing the railroad bridge under heavy fire and attacked the enemys position The rebels withstood the musketry fire for half an hour but the artillery disconcerted them and at the end of a 45 minutes fight the insurgents bolted towards the hills Our loss was two killed and 20 wounded The enemys loss was severe Gen MacArthur went into camp near Guiguinto station at 630 oclock four miles from Malolos Washington March 30 The follow- ¬ ing advices from Manila were re-¬ ¬ bly will Senor Villalon says probably be dissolved as soon as the army is disbanded as it represents only the He believes that Cubans in arms within a year a convention represent¬ defective shell from the Philadel- ¬ Neuralgia St Jacobs phia exploded near the American con- ¬ OilWhy suffer with away will drive it all sulate and the marines outside nar- ¬ rowly escaped A fragment struck the There is only one thing more important than to learn patience and that is to learn leg of Private Rudge shattering it so when not to use it Town Topics badly as to necessitate amputation I March 28 The Heiena and shelled Malabon of irunboats untry beyond while the j focussed all its batteries jraique for two hours for the A ceived by the war department Wednes- ¬ day night MacArthur aderal Washington vanced at 6 Wednesday morning from Marilao Passed rapidly to Bocave At 1145 took up advance for 315 Bigaa and at afternoon three and one for Guiguinto miles from Malolos reaching half that point at 5 Casualties for the day about 70 Fierce fighting in the after- ¬ Troops made crossing of river noon at Guiguinto by working artillery over railroad bridge by hand and swimming fierce resistance against mules Column will pass on railroad to ex- ¬ treme front nearly repaired and will re supply troops Thursday Signed Otis ¬ ¬ Manila March 30 Adjutant Gen- ¬ stores mere a greatcaused but as the insurgents are in possession of the town the results of The tlv- shelling arc not obtainable 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 01 a m Monday 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 - urpose of destroying the military - ¬ ¬ Malolos r dav morning at Maykawayan the next - v UJ lvnnri Poo After reconnoit J wa front he nusbed alanc the wwr -- ui MoLrsndnvnio os t rPT Arthurs Mon- - htand a pStPwlav afternoon towards 1 Tf restatement ofithe can- - - fc The American army advanced at 6 oclock Wednesday morning sweeping onward three miles before 10 oclock and driving the rebels beyond Bocave to the east of Bulacan and on the railroad leading to Malolos Our troops met with but slight re- ¬ sistance The Filipinos fired volleys purpose of Tuesday evening for the drawing the American fire and dis ¬ closing the locality of our positions The country between Marilao and ¬ Mnrtila nresents a picture of desola- A J tion Mnoke is cuning irom aunureus ¬ of ash heaps and the remains of trees and fences torn by shrapnel are to be The general ap- seen everywhere Mail Box Thiefs Motto oa u pearance oi me cuuuiry New York March 30 Carol Abeles been swept by a cyclone The roads One Man Killed Another Wounded are strewn with furniture and clotiing aged 26 was Crested charged with Hissom a wealthy oil mnfcnate was a New York March SO A ten inch CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO robbing mail boxes He confessed dropped in flight by the Jnlipinos SAN FRANCISCO CAL 31 X Ut w IfM AC Q When searched checks aggregating rested on the charge r bibing wit- gun on the proving grounds at Sandy LOUISVILLE kt NEW YORE N Y ja r rouie 192556 were found upon his person nesses Tuesday His son Dr P R Hook burst Wednesday afternoon For sale by all Druggists Price 50 per bottle me nvcru ed in tne snanows oi j or Scjdv use God Hissom who is in jail pending exam while it was undergoing a test One CHILDREN In his note book as written jungles where they crawled to at ination for lunacy made the charges man was killed and another injured MediciaeC helps those that hetp themselves n PO Uo 11 Unu M wens lJt n me waite oi wr X Manila March 30 - 1 -- 1 Damp weather brings Rheumatism St Another fragment traversed to the - Jacobs Oil brings the cure promptly German consulate smashing the crockery The Germans then went on board the German cruiser Falke During the nijrht the rebels made a ing the whole Cuban people will meet hot attack on the town killing three and frame a constitution and be ready British sailors A British marine was for the assumption of the duties of self shot in the leg by a sentry of his own government party anotner was shot in the foot Senor Villalon and his colleague will and an American sentry was killed at probably seek an audience with the his post president himself and if this is denied The bombardment continuing the them they will see the secretary oi inhabitants of the town took refuge on war If the president receives these board the Royalist greatly crowding gentlemen it will be as visiting citi- the vessel not in their representazens Many people are leaving Samoa the No such recogni- captain of tive capacity the Royalist urging them to If they go so as not to interiere with the mil- ¬ tion will be accorded them desire to present a petition or request itary operations to this government it will have to go The Porpoise has shelled the villages An Excellent Combination through the ordinary channels and in east and west of Apia and captured The pleasant method and beneficial this instance it will be through the many boats effects of the well known remedy Strui- of Figs manufactured by the military arm of the government Such The Americans and British are fight California Fig Syrup Co illustrate a petition when presented will be re- ing splendidly together but there is a the value of obtaining the liquid laxaferred to Gen Brooke as military gov bitter feeling against the Germans tive principles of plants known to be laxative and presenting ernor of Cuba and the one person auTwo men a British and a German medicinally form most refreshing to them in the the to deal with Cuban affairs It subject have been thorized arrested as spies taste and acceptable to the system It is also probable that these Cubans will The bombardment of the jungle was is the one perfect strengthening laxabe told that any answer to the request for a time very hot tive cleansing the system effectually come from Gen Brooke dispelling colds headaches and fevers or petition will gently yet promptly and enabling one Chicken Houses Burned habitual constipation While Chopping Wood Fell Iead Bucyris March 30 Two of the to overcome Its perfect freedom per ¬ manently Kent O March 29 While chopping chicken houses of Henry Schieber were every objectionable quality and- from sub wood near his home two miles east of destroyed by fire together with 500 stance and its acting on the kidneys town John Gettys aged 80 fell dead young chickens and several incubators liver and bowels without weakening or irritating them make it the ideal Journeymen Tailors strike Kx Postmaster Arnold Dead laxative In Pittsbikgii Pa March 29 Jour Topeka Kas March o0 A J Ar are the process of manufacturing fig they arc neymen tailors in 150 shops in this city nold ex postmaster of Topeka died tasteused as medicinal pleasant to the but the qualities of the and Allegheny struck Tuesday for an Wednesday of kidney and heart trou- remedy are obtained from senna and advance in wages of from 10 to 15 per bles He was born in Columbus Ind other aromatic plants by a method cent and the shops are still closed 54 3Tears ago During the civil war he known to the California Fig Syrup Co only get its beneficial The strike affects 500 men and women served as captain in the 2d Indiana effects andIn order toimitations please to avoid cavalry remember the full name of the Company Oil Magnate Arrested printed on the front of every packageWhkklixg W Va March 29 J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ S ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ - ¬ T W I T l T W V -- BOURBON NEWS PAR IS KY FRIDAY MARCH 31 1899 His hence his cranky letter to me next inspiration was to hypnotize Gielow and make him confess and flee but for a week the artist persistently avoid- ¬ ed him and it was not till Kola discovered that I was back from Boston that he accidentally met the artist and accomplished his purpose But why did Kola make the first attempt on your life asked the doctor Because he had already decided to murder Caruthers marry the heiress and continue his role of Italian count in New York and wasafraid that I would sooner or later recognize him But the second attempt on your life questioned Lampkin Was because he found out that I was at the rooms of Count Bantinni the morning after Gielows apparent flight and was afraid I would finally discover his disguise I think from the fact that he avoided me during that time that he was afraid of me but after he played the Bible trick on us I think he be lieved he could frighten me out of following up the Bantinni clew and into a belief in the guilt of Gielow However his fears got the best of him and he decided to kill both you and me by means of his dead fall Just then there was the sound of a gong down the road and the patrol wagon dashed into view The ambulance will follow pretty soon remarked Hendricks Doctor I am going to leave you and Miss Hunt ingtou with the pa tient while Denham and I go in with our booty That will be all right answered Lampkin Well look after him Denham and Hendricks had led Kola out to the wagon and put him in and Hendricks was about to climb in after him when Dr Lampkin came to the door and signaled to Hendricks to come ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3 3T tf7Z7tZ JXV SV r2i2 S dSii Cv 4 THE CARUTHERS AFFAIR By Copyright A N 1898 toy Kellogg Newspaper Co -Z wnx n HARBEIf v SiZs S zsz53c-Zji-A-ZJ-iy2- 7 - k V SYNOPSIS Miuard Hendricks great detective just returned from Boston finds awaiting him an unsigned typewritten letter directing him to apartments in Palace hotel where he will find remains of Mr Weldon Caruth- ¬ ers currently reported for past two weoks 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 Caruthers apartments remains of cremated body and jeweled hand of victim are found in a vase Hand bears marks of linger nails manicured to sharp points Iampkin recalls reports of a row between Caruthers and Arthur Gielow both suitors for hand of Dorothy Huntington who la heiress to several millions should she marry Caruthers unconditionally in case of Caruthers death Late that night Hen lrcks and Lampkin call at home of Miss Huntington Dorothy shows detective typewritten letter which was an invitation for herself and aunt to occupy with Count Bantinni Italian nobleman his box at horse show as he was called out of town by pressing business She recalls Gielow had expressed before murder intense ha tred for Caruthers and believes him guilty yet decides to help him and with her goes to his studio Gielow has fled aunt His servant Henri tells of overhearing con fession to Bantinni Henri thought his master insane Hendricks concealed in room hears all this Hendricks goes to consult Kola an East Indian interested in occult researches who had helped him in much previous detective work and local in an old colonial mansion among the pal ¬ isades Dr Lampkin is summoned by Hen dricks who has been shot Bullet is re moved and detective warned not to leave Ms room Hendricks calls for a crematory employe who confirms the supposition that ashes found were those of human body Miss Huntington receives letter from Gie low in his own iandwriting postmarked at Charleston S C telling of his crime and flight Noted graphologist examines handwriting of this letter and says it is genuine During a call on Sergt Denhrun detective of police department Hendri ks comes into possession of cuff with words written in blood over Gielows name to effect that he was innocent starving and Going tc Gi lows studio Hen confined ri identifies cuff as his masteros Henri tells of strange influence Bantinni had over Gielow Hendricks comes to conclu sion Bantinni was the murderer and through hypnotism made Gielow confess both in person to Henri and by letters to others Hendricks and Lampkir go to Kolas retreat Kola tells them Gielow is dead and to prove his supernatural powers claims to go to the detectives home in his astral body and bring back a Bible which is handed to Hendricks amidst a lot of occult balderash Kola warns detective an attempt is to be made on his life Reaching home Hendricks learns how neany Kola deceived him when his mother tells of disappearance of Bible after on- of Kolas calls during his absence in Boston Coming now to Gielows experiences the story goes back to night of murder when Bantinni by his strange power abducted his victim Bantinni tells his prisoner he is in his power and how during three days of uncon sciousness he had been used to write letters to Miss Huntington and the police The im prisoned artis manages to loosen a stone Through this onerirtr iiei in side of ceil ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of wood but deeper down they were of ever goes back on you or you need em- ¬ unhewn stone ployment cdtne to me 40 feet from the surface of Perhaps Denham flushed to the roots of his the earth they found themselves in a hair long narrow cavern which wound Thank you Mr Hendricks he abount like a serpents trail And when said feelingly thej- - had gone perhaps 200 yards from At this juncture the Indian opened their starting point they found them- his eyes and stared fixedly at Hendricks selves stopped by a brick wall in which I hate you Hendricks were his was a rustv iron door The door was first words locked but a bunch of keys hung on a Flies seem to do the same thing in hook near by the summer answered Hendricks We have found him said Lampkin drily but I manage to get along I Hendricks nodded as he began to try am not bald headed the keys in the lock After many fail- ¬ If you will guarantee safety to ures the door was finally opened and me said Kola after a moments delibin the combined light of the lantern eration I will restore Gielow to and a streak of daylight that came in you He may be alive yet but if I do at a tiny crack in the rock they saw not reveal the secret of his hiding place crouching in a corner a white faced he will never see the light of day I creature with walling eyes and dis tell you I am positively the only living heveled hair possessor of the secret Who is it came from his lips in a Hendricks face wore a comical ex- ¬ rasping whisper pression He glanced at Denham and Friends said Hendricks said Gielow tried to rise but fell backRich isnt it ward Denham nodded and Kolas bead like In Gods name water he gasped eyes rolled back and forth wondering- Here drink this first said Lampkin y as his gaze vibrated between them kneeling and drawing out from his It is not an unreasonable request pocket a flask of brandy Gielow tried said he to take the bottle in his hands but his You forget replied Hendricks fingers were too stiff from cold Dr suavely that you have already court Lampkin placed the bottle to his lips eouslv volunteered all the information and Gielow drank necessary You are a gem Count BanOh thank God Is it true tinni he said You actually do so many good are vou friends deeds that you forget about them You ThU is Mr Minard Hendricks an of course remember telling us about swered Lampkin with a glance at the the head of the dragon the lantern holder of the lantern and Miss Hunt- ¬ the stone stairs the long cavern and ington is outside in a carriage waiting the cell at the end to take you home Kolas face darkened He reflected Oh no really cried the prisoner a moment and then said and then he lowered his head to his I see you made me talk unconsciousknees and laughed like a happy child ly I acknowledge that you have un It seems like years since I came here done me completely He tried again to rise but Lampkin He sat up and his handcuffs clanked stopped him as he folded his hands over his knee You must first drink some of this Is Gielow alive he questioned liquid food he said Thanks yes said Hendricks As he opened the bottle Gielow eyed Well I am giad of that anyway He it like a famished beast As he was stood between me and my desire thats takiig it from a spoon from the doe all I had against him tors hands Hendricks peered out through the crack Half an hour later Hendricks went I have the solution now he remarked In cutting the new road out on the veranda aud looked down along here they came within a few the road Dr Lampkin was there walkfeet of chopping the end off this cav- ing back and forth asked the detec- ¬ Hows Gielow ern The blasting caused the crack tive He must have thrust his message Tip top answered the doctor through it Hell be at his easel in a week Hows Gielow nodded as he ate but he made the prisoner no comment Resigned and meek as a lamb anNow that is enough for the pres- ¬ He made acom- ent said Lampkin We must get you swered the detective out of here and warm you up before we ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Is a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lans ing Mich stands 1GJ hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Percheron stallion eer offered to the public in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawu Farms owned by M W Dunkam ot Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses in the world aud the owner of more prizewinners than any other breeder in France or America ¬ STEPHON PEDIGREE 20404 Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stud Book of America Gray foaled October 20 1892 got by Stradat 7112 2463 dam Abydos 960 869 by Romulus 873 783 2d djm Elise by Dvkk ik ChartkHS 162 721 Stkadat 7112 2463 by Passe Partout 1402 out of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco -- II 714 Passe Partout 894 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vieux Chaslin 713 out of LAinie by Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 Comet 104 71iM by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne French Monarch 205734 by Ilderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre etq ¬ Ilderim 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Chasliu 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poule by Sandi Coco 712 by Mignon 7151 out of Pauline by Vieux Coeo c Mignon 715 by 7391 Coco II 7141 by Vieux Chaslin 713J etc out of La Grise by Vieux Pierre 883 Romulcs 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreoil Jean-le-Hlau- ¬ out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri Corbon 4 A he by STEP HON will make the season of 1899 at our place the Hnine pike at the low price of miles West of Paris on SIS To Insure JA IVExx V E II FERGUSON o Ixx IFojal- Paris Kentucky BVBHssSMHsVHBMSMsVflHsVVHBMBVBlHHMHMBBUBlHHHMRWBRYHMIHHBC I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS back do anything else - They raised the artist to his feet and bore him slowly between them along the dark passage and up the dark stairs to the hall above Well take him straigl to Kolas room and wrap him up said the doetor CHAPTEB XXI When they had put him in a big soft bed in the chamber adjoining Kolas reception room Hendricks went out to Jjxe irrie- The green curtain was still down but he saw that it was pulled aside and that the occupant was peer1 ing cautiously out When she saw him coining she opened the carriage door and looked anxiously into his face Hendricks smiled Gielow is safe He is he said weak of course but he will pull through - ¬ Huntington wants to see you before you go he said A sheepish expression was mingled with the flush on Hendricks face as he entered the room where Gielow lay awake and smiling contentedly Miss Huntington rose from the bedside and held out her hand I couldnt let you go without speak- ¬ ing to you she said her eyes filling I shall never forget your goodness as long as I live You are the best friend I ever had Arthur she said turning to Gielow I cannot say what I want to say I am going to kiss him And she put her arms around the neck of the detective and kissed him on the lips Hendricks grew very red in the face and saying something about wishing he had it all to do over again he backed from the room As ne turned at the threshold he stumbled over a rug and almost fell into Lampkins arms The doctor braced him up with a hand on each of his shoulders and grinned and smacked has lips signifi cantly But Hendricks only swore at him waxed redder in the face and de ¬ scended to the wagon and crawled in Miss ¬ i loan wagons of Ri Grade Wort 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 j ob of painting JAMES KWtyttCtfx H HACGARD - Cor High and Fourth Sts - - Paris Ky ¬ beside Kola THE END i v Detective convinced of identity Kola and Bantinni and with Denham and Lampkin joined by Miss Huntington begs to accompan them set out to rcsue Gielow Hendvick s and Lampkin lea Denham and Miss Huntington in carriage go into theold house Here they are trappi J y Kola would have been plung a to their death through trap door in floor had not Denham appeared Kola is hound By neanscf ether the doctor decides to make is now uuitr iavis known of Hendricks connection with the affair comes to hirr for advice Thisbrinqrs out fact that cuff was foundnear palisadt s r Lii vvuxiu iri ueiaiani not NICE PRESENT Ciave Her a FOR A BRIDE mroH Former Sweetheart of fhnrllca His Pretty Carls Pillow StnCeil with rsvuj-¬ Florida Havana ad mm talkative CHA PTE B XX Continued approved Hendricks good as Kolas body began to grow limp Give hi in some more Oh no he must not be too deeply Good He is objected Lampkin just right new Let him loose Ill man ¬ age him as easily as a rowboat Iowa stream Now if he will only talk Kolas face was bloodless For a mo ment there was no sound inside or out- ¬ side of the house Lampkin raised the towel a little for the lips of the Indian were moving A harsh laugh broke from the death like face Its the wisdom of the east Ill never be ftuspeet chuckled Kola cd and when Hendricks is out of the way I shall be free Yes free and rich and as powerful as a king There he paused Lampkin hed up his hand to warn the others not to speak and in a distinct voice said But Gielow will he be found burst impulsively from Never Kolas lips No one else knows the se cret door No one would think of the head of the dragorj The eyes of Hendricks and the doctor met Hendricks flashed knowingly ind he grunted as he turned and ran into the hall A moment later Lamp ¬ kin followed finding the detective ex amining the walnut dragon at the foot under it ¬ ¬ V ¬ ¬ of 1he stairs I believe on my life that the head of Hendricks ex the thing unscrews See where it has claimed excitedly by tisc By Jove I have been rubbed ¬ Grasping the head in his hands gT c it a powerful wrench and it In a moment it came be an to turn off and they saw protruding from a hollow tube in th neck of the dragon 4 steel rod with a ring on its end Hendricks tried o push the rod downward but it resisted his efforts Then ascending the steps till he was above the ring be pulled it steadily upward A littTe bell inside the dragon rang This was followed by a creaking sound un lerthe hrll floor and a tall gilt framed plate glas mirror in the brick vail near by leaned outward on one side Running to it Lampkin pulled it out ind found that it turned on hidden ainges And behind the mirror was repealed a doorway and a narrow flight f stairs leading downward intof the iarkness There was a lantern h the first step and Hendricks lighte- if and holding it above his head he hurried Sown the stairs At first the step were Hen-Irick¬ ¬ ¬ - it all right She seemed unable either to answer or to move The stare of her eyes WE HAVE FOUND HIM seemed to indicate doubt on her part as to the verity of the news think you might come in if you plete confession to Denham and my We have put self just now wish added Hendricks And I presume the mystery is solved him to bed and the doctor is preparing at last remarked Lampkin tentasomething warm for him I must say however that Without a word she got out of the tively I am still in the dark on one or twofea carriage and dumbly followed him A they were ascending the steps she tures of the case For instance it and seems an unnecessary thing for Kola paused half way up the flight looked at Hendricks pitifully and then to cremate the body and inform you down at her feet Her knees bent and anonymously that the remains would be found in the hotel she clutched his arm That seems to have been an afterI I dont know whats the matter thought and there was a reason for it I dont seem with me she faltered He was spend able to move Oh please pardon my explained Hendricks ing a pleasant evening with his victim weakness Its the shock said Hendricks al- in Caruthers rooms and committed the You must trj to calm deed sooner than he really intended most tenderly yourself All the trouble is over you Caruthers it appears was just begin ning to suspect that Kola was not an know and the prisoner is in chains I something serious had Italian and a dispute arose befween thought happened she said slowly recovering them Kola struck him a single blow I heard the crash and then as you did in the temple and he fell dead withnot appear and the sergeant remained out a sound or blood Ah I see exclaimed Lampkin I thought something was wrong Then Kola went on Hendricks Perhaps you had better go back to the carriage and not try to go in sug feared as he was seen to enter Caruthers rooms that he would be susgested Hendricks pected so he quickly resorted to the exThe remark seemed to rouse her to cellent scheme of making it appear action that his victim had suddenly left the Oh no I must see him I can help and releasing his arm she mounted the city He first crowded Caruthers body steps unaided Hendricks led her to the door of the into one of his big trunks and deliberroom where they had taken Gielow ately went down to the street and employed a passing baggageman to come Lampkin appeared on the threshold Hes begging to see you Miss Hunt- ¬ up for the trunk pretending that it was his Without attracting notice said he ington he got the trunk delivered at his own He pushed the door open and when she had gone in he closed it and stood rooms in town and early the next mornfacing Hendricks For a moment they ing bad it removed out here by his InHe next dropped Car looked into each others eyes without dian servant Then Hendricks turned uthers valet a note from Philadelphia speaking which was mailed in that city by an away abruptly and later he He went into a little alcove off the eastern confederate big reception room and glancing at forced another communication to Mis Denham and the sleeping Indian he Huntington But in the meantime he was thinkrang the telephone ing of some unique means of totally He ordered from the nearest police station a patrol wagon for the prisoner destroying the body He ended by cutand an ambulance with all the com- ting it up and reducing it to ashes by forts available for the transportation pxj hydrogen flame all except the of an inalid Then he came aud looked hand which for a time escaped his notice He was about to throw the down at Kolas face T presume you found Gielow pretty ashes away when he ran across the bad off remarked Denham There was hand Then the thought occurred to something in his tone which showed him that unless it was proved beyond vast respect for Hendricks doubt that Caruthers was actually Hendricks nodded and then he dead there would be endless litigation stretched his hand over Kola to the before Miss Huntington could come into her uncles estate As you know young officer My boy you saved three lives this that would not have suited Kola so he morning and showed the sort of stuff put the ashes and hand in the vase and you are made of I shall never forget managed to get them into Caruthers you Vou wont lose by it I shall apartments His first idea was that it o your chief about ou speak If he would be taken for the work of a crank 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Both of the girls had been unfortu Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to nate enough to fall in love with the AH Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and same man at different periods of his rotu SAVANNAH connecting lines Through connections to Tampa KYjackS0nyuI and their existence and the girlltfM Miami or i icw Orleans with fast Steamer Service AUWJTINt had been engaged to him for over to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and three years at one time was not the San Juan Low rate round trip tickets one who finally married him The JV The Train Service is per other girl while knowing- nothing of 11AM j the actual engagement knew that the fect in detail Fast schediSMJ KEVWti first girl had been a strong and dangeroules 24 hours to Jackson AWAS us- rival and she was more than HANA ville 54 hours pleased to receive among her other Cincinnati to CcNfuEGJi wedding gifts a dainty remembrance Havana from her husbands old love The 5ANTIACO WCnNFvARS0N husband being better acquainted with Gi J CZZtrthe old love suspected something pe Cincinni KINCSTOr culiar although he didnt know what or why That was a beautiful slumber pil - rniMMk su tk 1 or m im wm low you son t us said the bride to th other girl upon the occasion of thr first call and such lovely firm fill ing too What is it filled with dearie insurance excelsior or curled hair Curled hair the other girl mad Attorney-At-La- w smiling answer curled hair my dears BOUGHT FOR Paris Kentucky Charlies hair in fact All the time he was engaged to me over three yesra S as you know of course darling I Office on Broadway up stairs 2 doors made him save his pretty curls every West of Bourbon News time the barber cut them and bring Phone 58 theto me It was an awful bother DEALER IN to him but he always would do any H- - D Furniture Window thing I asked him I hope your in- ¬ fluence over him is half as strong my Cloths Carpets M Ete dear girl and I got enough hair li time naturally curled hair you might Special attention given say to make a lovely big pillow I Phone I06 mg and Repairing thought you really ought to have It Main Street now as you finally captured him so Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts I sent it to yon Tell Charlie all about Office Hours it wont you 7 to 10 a m TEETH EXTRACTED The ragman who haunts the alleyB 2 to 4 p m of that particulnr neighborhood made 7 tO 8 p m WITHOI the find of a beautiful soft pillow on 6ang tn the brides garbage box next morning NO COC NO GAS Chicago Times4Ierald A ARNSPARGEt only simple application to the by me and acknowledged Important Step pnblic to be the best and easiest Not long ago a number of consta NON UNION AGENTS absolutely tree aJfrom any after effe bles were assembled at Scotland Yard a a uaiepnonc ireaimeni ror pail RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE London for the purpose of being exhlling amined in matters relating to police AT LOW RATES duty previous to being appointed as 5 BROADWAY PARIS KY bet of teeth ift fwv sergeants The following question was 21ma99 tf Upper and lower 1500 asked a candidate by a member of the Silver fillings 50 eta up You are on duty examining board Gold fillings i on nn in the vicinity of a menagerie and Gold crowns 5 no you are informed that a lion has Painless extraction 50 cts broken loose and is roaming about Vines Trees J 0 0 5 the streets What step would you take reJolly long ones sir 321 Main St Paris Kyf plied the constable to the amusement Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs opp Court house of the other members of the board Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p Hours m St Louis Globe Democrat Lawn or Garden We employ no agents Telephone 79 but sell direct at reasonable prices About the Slxe of It Strawberry ar d Tree Catalogues on ap ¬ Willie Say pa the paper says the plication to Insurance in the wedding was a very quiet affair what cost the policy holdersHuHou on onl H F HILLENMEYER fiftv cents thl does it mean by that Lexington Ky UUUMiw uuiiaio uunuir ibp year 1897 Pa It must refer to the marriage of W VVjniLIER Awnf Telephone 279 a deaf and dumb couple my son Chi ¬ Paris Ky cago Daily News - ¬ ITAN Uh ¬ Uuiwm4uiiuhi 1 n c fisher no H STOUT - GEO W ¬ Will Kenney Physician Surgeon MB ¬ i m m ¬ Plants I Hill ¬ A JHiBHMWIM BptjifeHMBir SSBBWBBiC3WPf sEoW mmmwS--r- - THE BOTJKBOK NEWS PABIS KY PBIDA Rev Barnes In Washingrtoii Rev George O Barnes is still holding his meetings in Washington City a- though under the most discouraging cir- cumstances says the Danville Advocate He writes that his audiences are very small often containing only five to ten persous lie feels however that the Lord has called him to do a great work at the capital and will stay there some time yet i IfiARflft 3i 5819 i Ready For Argument The trial of the insurance case which has occupied the Circuit Court since Monday id drawing to a close About twenty five witnesses were examined yesterday which concluded the testi moLy Argument in the case will be this morning Common commence wealths Attorney Franklin speaking for the prosecution and Col Breckinridge and T Ashbrook speaking for the defense The trial has bi ought out a number of witty remarks by Col Breckinridge and Prosecutor Franklin Among the insurance men from a distance who have attended the trial are Gen John d Castleman Kenneth Breckinridge Castleman Castleman Watkins and Messrs Rogers Edward and Bentley of Louisville The indictment against the Milwau kee Company of Smith Arnspargers agency was dismissed Wednesday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f fc3 Be CirefuS FRANK No woman can be too careful of tier condition during the period be- ¬ fore her little ones are born Neglect or improper treatment then endan- ¬ gers her life and that of the child It lies with her whether she shall suffer unnecessarily or whether the ordeal shall be made comparatively easy She had better do nothing than do something wrong CO Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar ffl Now ready for inspection Ipailn ol ¬ Kentucky Monuments The Kentucky monument at Chiek Saf eguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day BOYAl BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK amaua Park will be dedicated on May 8d in the presence of Gov Bradley and staff and a nnuiber of other distinguished citizens of Kentucky The program W11 be as follows MOTHERS FRIEND is the one and the only preparation j our elegant line Ready to Wear garments which are unexcelled for style quality fit and finish by any in Central Kentucky of the Kentucky Park Commission Music Band Assembly called to order by mem r Prayer Music The Old Kentucky Home Miss Anita Mnldoon Louisville Ky Tendering the monument to Gov Bradley by a member of tne Kentucky Niaeteenth Year Established 1881 Park Commission Acceptance and unvailinarof the monu Published every Tuesday and Friday by ment by Gov Bradley who will turn WALTER CHAMP the same over to Gen H V Bovnto Editors and Owner 5 BUCK MILLER President of the Chickaniauga Park Commission Make all Checks Mone Order ete Response by Gen H V B ynton in Payable to the order of Cn amp Milmcb behalf of the commission Music The Star Spangled Banner TIE VMM HEWS A-- ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ¬ We are authorized to announce John S Smith of Bourbon County as a candidate for Attorney Geueral subject to the action of the Democratic party The Maister of Woolfert Roo3 will have to come out from behind his declaration I am a Democrat and name hid dinner SCINTILLATIONS Comment The Gazettevnmta a curfew ordinance cided Saturday passed in Flemingburg If the case is lost said the General The Maysville Produce Co shipped it will be carried to the court of Ap600000 dozen eggs last week peals and I am confident that the deA B Murphy of Lexington scored cision will be reversed but if it is not it 290 on a Lexington bowling alley this will mean the withdrawal of many of ¬ ¬ Interesting Jumble Of News And Sunday morning by a quartette coms prano posed of Mrs Sutherland Miss Julia OBrien alto Judge H C Howard tenor aud Dr Frank Fithiau bass with Miss Mary Kiely organist High mass will be snug at 945 The choir will render St Claires Mass in G Gen Castlemans Opinion Vedi Aquam y Pecher and offer torv Regina Caeli by Rose wig Lexington Herald The vested choir at the Episcopal General John B Castleman was in special the city last night having come over Church will render a soloist program with Miss Ella Martin from Paris where he is in attendance at There will be special music at the the insurance trial to spend the night Set o id Presbyterian Church and apWhen asked what he thought would le propriate music at the Baptist and the outcome of the trial General Cas Christian Churches tleman said that of course he couM not The best wagon on earth is the de Owensboro for sale only by Geo W foretell that but from the brilliant fense being made by Colonel Breckin- Stuart opposite freight depot tr ridge he thought that the insurance companies would win Fe said that OBITUARY trial was pregressing smoothly and nicely and he thought it would be cou Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ External applications are 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Liabilities 910 no asset ts Harvey Ray who left Lawrenceburg for California in 1849 has returned to his old home a multi millionaire J W Showalter of Georgetown will take part in the International Chess Congress which beglus May 30th in London Acting Gov Worthington refused to grant a pardon for a convict asked for by a delegation of women among them the wife of Gv Bradley Fayne Strahau Moore accused f Working the badger game on Mar tiMahon in New Yrk was acquitted Mahon not appearing to prosecute her Rev lied Hale ha been advertising This time himself again at Owensboro all of the saloons and handed he visited out cards announcing subjects for his sermons Gfn Hardin declines to discuss the charge that he tried to divert Capt Win J Stone from the Governors race by putting a Uuited Be ttes senatorial bee in his bonuet the companies from the State Interceding For Moore Federal Judge cinnati who Thompson of Cin¬ sentenced editor C C Moore to three years in the U S pritKin for sendiug free love literature through the mails has endorsed an application to the President for Moores pmion Senator Lindsay and other noted Kentnckians have endorsed peti tions for his pardon on promise that he will not commit the offense igain It is expected that Moore will soon be par ¬ ¬ doned A choice lot of clover seed for sal by tteo W Stuart opposite freight 4r depot I tf STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfer Of Stock Crop Turf Notes Bte Association Relieves all pain instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema catarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped bands or lips piles and all ulcers or sores of pkin or mucous mem Of The Dead bran it is a sure and permanent cure The remains of W K Carlisle who Will cure sore or Inflamed eye in forty died several months ago in New York eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or were brought to Covington yesterday money refunded Horsemen will find this oil cure for burial by his parents Mr and Mrs scratches cracked heel al willbums tti J O Carlisle old sores and collar galls No cure no pay The funeral of Capt Dan Turney For sale by Clarke Kenne Psris was held at the residence of his Kentucky 10mar 6mo J Frank Clay near Paris Wed nesday morning at ten oclock by Rev New York Edam pine apple Neufa Dr Rutherford and Rev F J Cheek chatel cheese The remains were followed to their last tf Newton Mitchell earthly resting place in the Paris cem Sweet pea seeds in bulk at F B etery by a large concourse of friends Itf were lov McDermotfs relatives and and ingly laid awav by his army comrade For choice cut flowers call on C T with th burial service of the Confed Kenney agent for Honak- - r 2t erate Veteraua Association The pallInsure against fire wiud aud hunt bearers were J Frank Clay Harry B W Mitchell C rdntf in the Hurst Home Insurance Co Clay Sarnl Willis W B Mitchell and Walter Clark fe insur Among ower rates and absolutely O W MlLLKH AgHttt the Confederates from a distance attend ance ing the fuueral were Gen John B Cy Paws Kt tlernan of Louisville apt Berry BR The Bourbon Steam Laundry Sharp Capl Anderson Cabell B Bullock of Lexington Capt having- secured oflice rooin at Sharp reading the beautiful hnria James corner Fourth service of the Confederate Veteraus Parker ¬ -son-in-law Silk Waists Silk Cotton Petticoats Muslin UnderwearNo trouble to show goods - ¬ Leaders in Style and Fashion KC PARIS KY nss 404 MAIN STKKKT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fk N 4 iMti ¬ 1 Stepbk - and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No All calls or bundles entrusted 4 KJW Mf a -a m W M - v tVl O The United States transport Crook having on board 682 bodies of soldi rs who were killed or die of disease in Cuba and Porto Rico arrived at New York Wednesday A Jack the peeper was ehot in the Monday night leg at Flemingsburg while peeping into a window tie is a rell known young man and has been rarned to quit hi meanness on previous icasious Mrs Mary 0Malleyof Lonisvillo who las been hiding her savings under the oruer of a carpet in her home was hor ified Tuesday to find that the rats bad nawed and torn into a shapeless mass early 250 A bank is a pretty good dace to keep money At Lexington Tuesday Magistrate W 100 for McNamara was iiiied ssaulting A R Farra and 25 and fifteen days in jail for carrying con cealed weapons His sentence of three 1 f ryears in the penitentiary lor snooting a colored soldier was also pronounced but a stay of execution wa- - granted pending the motion for a new trial M Three fresh young cows with young calves for sale Can be seen in Paris Address H Hutch Ky craft Paris v31mr4t J Hal Woodford shipped three horses to Newport track yesterday His horse Pink Coat will be compaigne i with Turney Bros string in the East J B Noel of Mt Sterling hao bought 2100000 pounds of tobacco this Myers of St season for Liggett seven cents per Louis at an average of pound Anna Held the French actress purchased the noted harness horse Sport during her visit to Lex ngtou last week she is having a 100 set of harness made in Lexington for him wanting the entire outfit to come from Kentucky She paid 1000 for the horse which was shipped this week Fbesh Cows BIRTHS The Adveut Of Our Future Women On Vol Fergusons farm to of Win Neal nee Hutchcraft ter weight nine and one halt Men And tention A to them will receive prompt at ¬ iimmmjm 2 zi ni cvi Lra W hwa i stt w Hn - TV5 r mJ i - j ai m 3t Wr jn Kaw A J iMtf i 1 TA ii mrMmmnmwmrw ms v the wife a daugh pounds ¬ Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills giv purity ot blood and vigor of thought by perfectly regulating the bowels and cure biliousness inactive liver and constipation W T Brooks druggist ¬ luxury which all men appreciate and a Inzury which all men get who patronize Crnwford Bos shop next door to the Bourbon B nk Excellent bath service in connection with the shop New pa rons are always welcome tf Luxuries For Men clean quick and easy thavu M y is a GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Durkees Mourning Stanh for stiffen colored prints and muslins pecially mourning goods ¬ ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remark In ing es- ¬ BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPERS REFRIGERATORS CARPETS I Nat C Goodwin and Mazine Elliot intend to present The Cowboy and the Lady in London uex June tf F B McDermott TO MOTHERS We have fitted up a separate and ment for our Evelyn Willard will play Glory Quayle in the production of The Dont scratch your life away but use Christian soon to be put on in London Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica salve for eczema piles hives burns and Edith Boone of Philadelphia is su cnts It soothes relieves pain and posi ing Fred Farrow for 15000 for tively cures W T Brooke druggist squeezing her hands so hard that they ache constantly and prevent her from Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 working with them Doctors say that best in the country for the money one of her hands may have to be ampu- Stetson the reliable soft and stiff tated if necrosis sets in 2 best hat in Kentucky for the money A complete line of Spring hats Viola Allen will sail for Europe after from fifty cents upwards the close of her Boston engagement and tf Price Co Clothiers will stay abroad until late in August She will open her next season at Chicago early in Powers Theater September 8he will confine her tour next season to the South and West ¬ i No Lady Would Do Such a Thing No lady would take her watch when out of order to the first person who dis- ¬ played the sign Watches Regulated and Repaired but she would caretuil 1 enquire for a man whose acknowledge Nearly ielicate mechanism Childrens and Boys Suits and we are now prepared to show the quality considered in Central Kentucky Give us a call and see our nice stock How much more careful should a woman be when she herself is disor- derded not to entrust the delirate and complex mechanism of her beinsr to the J first man or woman who displays the sign Medical Advice Given No sign is to be trusted which says Medical Advice Given and stops there Medi- ¬ cal advice can be given only by a phy- ¬ sician An accredited physician will put his title with his name Suppose a sign reads Medical Advice Given by a Man What woman would not in- ¬ stantly say The fact of being a man doesnt qualify him to give medical ad- ¬ vice He must be a thvtician to do r ¬ But suppose the sign reads that special depart1 Medical Advice Giveaby a Woman The most brilliant audience seen t Is not the fact just as patent that being the Paris opera house this season assem- a woman does not qualify her to give meaical advice bled Monday night despite a down- a physician to do The woman must be that Medical advice pour of rain to hear the Scalchi conby an unskilled woman is just as angerous as if given by an unskilled cert The program gave general satis¬ man faction each number being heartily reIn inviting sick and cheapest line ceived Some persons who had heard consult him by letter ailing woman to without charge running in price Mme Scalchi years ago claimed that her Dr Pierce points to an experience and voice had given way but it is evident practice ot over thirty vears devoted that the famous singer still has a power- - specially to diseases peculiar to women 3 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ am showing the bt in Paris cheapest lines of these articles ever shown Seeing is believing and and nothing but from every part of civilized One l0000OO Now in U L EGnkles Stand Up Carpet Stretcher world e wi introduced Wa ten years It It R Call at once and be convinced Do you have to put down And you dont feet swearing while It Saves your Saves the Saves your Saves your if not loot your own carpets Read this F J3 Mrs J T HINT0N Wood Mantels furnished comi del Undertaking in all its brand Embalming scientifically atti PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky Sati action guaranteed JANES orioney refunded W sweet end ujaaid contralto ander Signor Alberti the excellent baritone made quite a favorable im- prssion and gave the Torreador song fromCarmen in splendid style Mile Nold and 8isrnor Canzio were very favorably received The program closed with the fourth act of II Trovatore Try onr Minute Tapioca prepared F B McDbbmott JJ T 4UM4 4 i in sixty seconds aHsUhavetoTcfuny treated more than half a million All correspondence is treated women strictly private and sacredly confiden- Letters are promptly answered and answers are mailed in perfectly plain envelopes without any printing upon nte iee ni without fear to Dr R V Pierce chief consult- m pnyaoan to uie invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N Y ia Tt Tkl 1 f llut Elegant line of Pictures and Rooni Mouldings Send me your old fcirniture tc be re-paired Your furniture movt d by expfienced hands CARRIAGES FOR HllUii I isiiiMm JTmnm imBSt as Wm r THE BOUfiflON NEW a PARIS II Y FRIDAY NUPTIAL KNOTS MARCH 31 1899 FOR NEW S I At noon Wednesday workmen began to tear away the buildings lately occu1881 pied by the Bourbon and the Agricultural lEnieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Banks to clear a site for a handsome oor ifi8s mail matter three story brick building to be erected by the Agricultural Bank The build TELEPHONE NO 124 ing will be completely torn away by tonight auBscRiPTioy prices The lately building occnpieu Payable in Advance by the Bourbon Bank with WOO Biz months Oneyer 4100 the Giiunan up ntairs gallery was erected in 1831 by Jonathan CJieckz Money Make all Ordert Etc payable to the order of Champ 4 Millir Massie father of W W Massie It has been occnpied as a clothing store mil To day is Good Friday to morrow liuery store and a bank and wjs sold will be All Fools Day Sunday will be to the Agricultural Bank by W A Easter and Monday will be court day Bacon who has owned it for many years The Agricultural Bank building was Two cars of train No 21 were derailed bHilt in 1840 by Lyle Walker who ocon tbe Rowland branch Wednesday bat there was no injury to the crew or pas cupied it as a bookstoreuewtpaper office and it was later used as a drug store sengers It was sold by Col J G Craddock to the Three columns about the fighting in Agricultural Bank which has occupied it the Philippines and a column about the for the past twenty three years during bombardment in Samoa are printed which time the bank has paid forty four on page two dividends which averaged five per cent The grocery store of ins Margolen in Until the new bnildiing is coniplettd Richmond was closed by the Sheriff the bank will be located in the Gnad Tuesdaj on an attachment sworn ont by ingeretorerooin next door to F P Lowry Co The bank ha already a Paris party had a number of applications for offices D W Bedinger of this city and N in the new bnilding L Shropshire of Austerlitz are candiBill Jackson a colored man who whs dates for tbe graduating class at Cen- helping to pull down the buildings was tral University at Richmond this year considerably hurt yesterday afternoon MS The L N morning train fromMaye by a wall falling on him He was standville was dela ed an hour and a half ing on the floor of the second story Wednesday on accouut of a large lock when the wall fell and was pulled which had fallen on the track North of down with it He had to quit work a id go home Carlisle Nineteenth Year Established ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TBE BOURBOH JEWS Landmarks Torn Away ¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Notes Oastlly Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Botel Lobbies And Elsewhere Miss Mollie Furd is quite ill at Lex¬ ington was in Louisville on a business trip this week Mrs J M Hall was a visitor in Lexington Wednesday Miss Laura Hnghes of Frankfort is the guest of Miss Chornie Kern near J E Kern Paris Da Jas Ware formerly of this city has bought the interest of his brother Ed Ware in their livery stable in Cynthiana and will begin business for himself this week in a new stable jns t erected Tbe wife of Robert L Hurd of Versailles took poison Monday evening with suicidal intent because of despond ¬ ency She bad been married only a few weeks Hard formerly lived here being an employe of Whitted a photographer who had a gallery at Eibth ¬ ¬ A Religious Editors Experience ¬ Howard in Covington Mr Robt Burnett Neff of Cincin- ¬ nati who has been in the city for several days has returned home Mrs Hiram C Rogers and daughter Miss Julia of Sbreveport La are guests of Mr and Mrs W E Board ¬ Mr Win Myall of the Citizen Bank was a visitor in Lexington Wed ¬ nesday Mrs H C Howard has gone to bride is a handsome young lady from Frankfort for a visit to relatives and London Canada After spending a week in Louisville they will leave for a friends Miss Matilda Alexander is at home trip through California The engagement of Miss Besse Woodfrom school in Cincinnati to spend ford and Mr Thomas Henry Clay Jr Easter Miss Clara Wilmoth is spending a has been announced The wedding will few days with her sister Mrs Lail in occur on the nineteenth of April Mr lay is the youngest son of Mr Thoe Cynthiana Henry Clay the wealthy land owner Miss Bettie O wings has returned to and Miss Woodford is the lovely Mt Sterling after a visit to Mr and daughter of Mr Buckner Woodford Mrs Jesse Turney cashier of the Bourbon Bank Both of Mrs O L Davis left yesterday for the yonog people are prominent in a short visit to her sister Mrs U J society circles ¬ Announcement Aud Sol finnixtlous Of The Marriage Vowb Owing to ull business in the matri monial line in Fayette County Cleik Chinn has reduced the price of mariiage licensf h to o e dollaT W K Vduderbilt has iven W K Vaurierbilr Jr who is to wed Miss a Wedding present of Fair 10000000 Miss Fair has 5000000 MrriHfft w ins to be something of a failure over at Riehujoud There are forty divorce cases on the docket of the Circuit Court which convenes there Monda Walhr P Shaw of Louisville for meilyof this city was married in Cincin- ¬ nati Tuesday 10 Miss Alma Clevelv Rev Lee performing the ceremony The BuKKgffnienU Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Belts Go to CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials Black Crenons from 50 cent to 200 per yard 4t inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Handsome Music Box The handsomest music box JudgeHarmon Stitt editor of the Millersburg Gazette had two very un usual experiences Tuesday night which almost scared the meanness out of him About seven oclock while he was in this city standing at a telephone talking to his partner in Millersburg the line and Jndfe Wis struck by lightning Stitt was whirled around twice and made deathly sick by the shock After the Scalchi concert he and attorney R P Dow Jr retired in a folding bed at the Windsor and narrowly escaped being killed by the bed folding up on them The heavy back piece of the bed fell down on them and they were bnrely able to squeeze out of it unin jured They thn awoke landlord Howe and were given another roDoa and were so n enjoying the rest of the righteous in a regulation bed warranted not to close up under any circumstances Tbe accident seems a prank of fate as Judge Stitt has a log attached to tbe folding bed at his home to keep the foot piece from folding up on him ¬ and Main G R Bel and J Q Wnrd Jr killed twenty wild dncks near Morgan station one day this week the latter bagging 13 and the former seven They also par of covins several saw tridges which is evidence that all of the birds did not freeze during the Winter ia Cynthiana ever brought to Paris now ornaments the front of Varden Cos drug store It is an upright Regina in a carved ma hogany CHse six feet tall and a nickle Henry Hibler spent Tuesday and dropped in the slot brings out its beau It has to be seen and Wednesdav in Harrodsburg as the tiful tones Co guest of Mr and Mrs Chas Geffiuger heard to be appreciated Varden have sold one just like it to George The young men of this city will Williams Clay for 300 give a dance to uight at Odd Fellov8 Hall after the contest at the opera The ladies of Paris and Bourbon bouse county are cordially invited to inspect Mr George Williams Clay at- an elegant line of juvenile suits from 3 tended a shootiug tournament given in to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 tf Cincinnati yesterday by the Cincinnati years at Price Cos clothiers Gun Club Fancy California evaporated frnits Mies Lillian Bnell who has been tf Newton Mitchkll visiting Miss Mary Bedford near Paris returned yesterday to her home Big Sale ¬ ¬ ¬ Table Linen and Napkins in Great Variety White Goods of Ail Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Smless Ladies and Childrens Hose lOcents Standard Bleached and Unhleacherl Cottons 5 cemsper 104 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens pr yur d yad Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs and Given Away If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is tailing should have immediate atteutiou Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly eentm and made of purest material sel in frames of the highest elasticity aud co sequently tJ greatest durability united with the utmost llghtnass and elegance When loth frames and tenses are scientifically fitted by Or C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction they are perfect Never buy cheap pectacles nor of men who do not know how to for them t You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor Imperfect lenses and any glasses than with cither of these defects Buy imperial spectacles areabetter of without of reliable skillful dealer and they will lst longer without change and be cheapest In the end -- Clover Seed Home grown cloyer seed also choice timothy sed for sale by R B Hutch 3 1 mar 4t craft To My Patrons moyed my gallery fixtures to my jresidenr I on Henderson street but I am prepared to make picture from old megatives or make large pictures and finish koda1 work Orders can be left at Vardens drui store or at my resi- I have College Boys To Debate Students from Georgetown College and Central University Richmond will debate to nigbt at the Paris opera house George ¬ on tbe subject of Expansion town will take the affirmative side and Richmond the negative The admission will be twenty five cents to all parts of the house Each college will very likely send over a good delegation and the event should draw a liberal local patronage Tbe students of State College and Centre will debate on the same subject to niKbt at Lexington the former favoring expansion and the latter op-¬ ¬ dence L G RINNAN Confirmation Services Bishop Bukton of Lexington will preach the Easter sermon at St Peters Episcopal Church Suuday moaning and will confirm a class at the morning service Miss Ella Martin and the choir will render a special program of Easter music The Bishop will not preach at posing the night service as he goes to Cynthi ana in the afternoon to confirm a class Parisians Moving in that city Sunday night Bishop Attorney Clifton Arnsparger has Burton will arrive to morrow and will be entertained by Judge W M Pnrnell moved into the Ford residence on Dnn can avenue which he recently purof Mt Airy avenue chased and Mrs Sobriua Lowry and i High Grade Cemetery Work family will board with them Mr Every monument bears testimony Redmon and family have moved from McMillan property on South Main not only to the virtues of the deceased the street to the Pullen property vacated by but to the taste of the living Our Mrs Lowry F B Carr will move specialty is the erection of monuments next week to the Arnsparger residence which are unique without being gro on Vine street which he purchased teque and artistic without being over last week decorated made from modern designs Isaac Price moved yesterday to Dr There is a deby careful workmen Vardens new residence on Main stree cided advantage for the buyer in dealing Brooks Frakes has moved into tbe with a responsible firm for both the repidence opposite the Christian Church manufacture and the setting of a monu Prof E W Weaver and family have ment moved totbe residence on Main street ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Of beautiful new Easter flowers Hon John S Smith made a trip to every variety color and kind A second Falmouth Tuesday in the interest of bis invoice giving us too many We have engaged the services of Dr C EL Bowen who will visit for present candidacy for the Democratic nomina use Your choice our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite of fiye hundred all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no tion for Attoruev General buuebbs for 49c Come to onr new Milli- ¬ charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Miss Lucy Farmer one of Lonie nery aud Art rooms Cash sale and for villes prettiest young ladies came to this week only Paris Tuesday to enjoy a visit with MUs tf t Mrs Nannie Brown Eva Freeman at Mr W O Hintonson Hig h street - Miss Elizebeth Feeney who came over Monday from Richm md to attend Telescope valise at L N depot in the Schalchi concert returns hm ladies waitiug room or just outside on Tuesday accompanied by he siscer-in- r i platform Finder please leave at The News office or J U Boardmans btable law Mrs John Peeney McCann 3 Next visit Thursday March SO 1899 Mr aud Mrs James H lat of the HoukicH Stock Company arrived Wednesday fmin New Orleans for a visit to Mrs Nannie Brown and SATURDAY APRIL 1ST daughter Miss Jessie Brown Mrs May Rino Mclntyre of Lex Do you need Spring Suit If so we ask you to look at our line ington arrived home Wednesday from a WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS for Spring and Summer LOUISVILLE STOBE visit in Flemingsbnrg to spend a few WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap Mrs Albert Mitchell days with work Mclntyre has entirely recovered Mrs You know that you cannot get something for nothing Good The remaining stock of Men and clothes are hound to cost more from a severe illness of feyer which she cheap anl inf ones We will make you a suit CHE PER THAN ANY HOUSE IN contracted while nursing sick soldiers in Boy Clothing Overcoats Pants Shoes Shirts Dress Goods and Dry Goods and KENTUCKY when you take into consideration the way they are a Southern camp Ladies hoes must be sold out made Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST ¬ Therefore the Place your order for Easter flowers day March 25ome toget Auctionat Satur- THING out your goods and withCT Kenney agent for Honaker own prices ¬ i ¬ AUCTION AUCTION SFPH2STC3- rTJTJ iOFLTlXC3r rir ¬ thn For Easter flowers call on Kenney agent fur Honaker C T 2t A T Forsyth Auctr OF LOUISVILLE STORE Home gbOWN and imported clover seed for sale by Geo W Stuart oppo- ¬ tf site freight depot JF ULfc110 S E TIPTON Cutter FP LOWRY CO Fine Bffox olactxit New Ollicers Elected 2 Nice Cottages OUK GREAT Bourbon Granite W A Marble Works Paris Ky Hill Prop lately occupied by Councilman James 2t OBrien 9 Police Cottrt Picking In Judge Webbs court yesterday Annie bouncing a flat iron off the head of her liege lord Adam Dent a colored descendant of the original sinner was fined 75 for fast driving Jim Stout colored paid 750 for a Transferred To THe Trust The plant of the Bourbon Distilling colored was fined 1250 for Co at Ruddles Mills was transferred Scroggans Wednesday by President Wm Addams of Cynthiana to the Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company which purchased it several weeks ago The price mentioned in the deed which was placed on record Wednesday in Connty drunk plain Clerk Patons office is 10000 The Lou Chinn of the Bowery was fined documeat had flu worth of revenue 15 for harboring a lewd woman stamps on it paid 750 for being Chas Robison The Paris Distilling Co yesterdaj disorderly transferred its large plant in this city to the same company The consideraApril Assignments tion was not named hut it is thought revenue as Among Collector Roberts that the price for the plant and tbe April are Storekeepers signments for whiskey on hand will aggregate day J P Rogers bottling W BAllen 80000 Peacock Distilling Co J M Jameson day Henry S Clay additional G G Held Up In Jeffersonvill White Co W A Johnson day Jonas Kenney Sugden additional M F The Louisville Post last night said bottling Paris Distilling Co John that Oscar Current and John K Hous- Sons Vimont E H Taylor Jr Bnrbridge ton of this city were robbed in Jeffer- Gangers J M Frankfort Wednesday Houston Paris Distilling Co J M Russell E H sonville pnd Sons W A Gaines Taylor Jr was relieved of 975 and a pocket knife Co Frankfort Thompson Ware G G and Current lost 10 and a revolver White Co Peacock Distillery ¬ ¬ ¬ I The following officers were elected and Will sell to the highest bidder on appointed at the last meeting of the Paris Lodge No 373 B P O E to SATURDAY APRIL 1ST 1809 serve during the ensuing year tbe two frame cottages situated at the John S Smith Exalted Ruler corner of Lilleston Avenue and William F P Lowry Esteemed Leading Street Knight Terms One cash Dr W C Usse rtd Loyal equal paymentsthirdone and balance in of two yearn Knight notes bearing interest at 6 per ce t per Dr M H Daily Esteemed Lecturing Annum ECONOMY BUILDING LOAN Knight ASSOCIATION OK PARIS KY E H Owings Secretary A T Forsyth Auctr W E Board Treasurer N B This sale will take place im ¬ Chas James Tyler mediately after the sale of E B Janu A J Fee Trustee three year term arys residence on Higgins Avenue O L Davis Esqoirp R L Parks Inside Guard Talbot Clay Chaplain For Sale A M Gutzeit organist The election of Hon John S Smith as I will offer at public sale on Exalted Kuier was a deserved com- plimentf it being more marked in that Saturday April 1st 1899 he was the unanimous choice of th on the premises at 10 oclock a m my members new residence on Higgins avenue Paris P I McCarthy was elected delegate Ky House contains 6 large rooms recepto the Grand Lodge meeting in St tion ball 2 corridors bath dressing Louis with J M Brennan alternate trunk and laundry rooms china and linen closets and large presses cabinet We are the peoples friends We re-¬ mantels art and plate glass through pair your linen and put neck bands n house large porches with pump on rear porch hot and cold water and gas Haggard Reed free pipes every room heated by furnace dry cellar under entire house slate roof Flowers for Easter decorations meat Lot 60x208 ft stores etc can be bought cheap this One of the most modern houses in the city all in first class order and must be 2t week at Mrs Nannie Browns seen to be appreciated Persons desirDo not sneeze and cough your head off ing to purchase will be shown through premises when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild Terms One third cash balance one Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and and two years without interest CDUgh and prevent any further lung or E B JANUARY bronchial complication W T Brooks A T FOB8YTB Auotr druggist ¬ SPECIAL Mid Winter Shoe Sale I proving more attractive than we had even nntieipated and each purchaser realize that thev have genuine Bargains We still have on hand several hundred pur of Ladies Hand Turns and Welts for this tpecial Sale and we are making prices soin teresting that you cant afford to miss this great mone saving oppor- ¬ tunity A in this sale limited supply of Childrens substantial Winter school shoes Besince DAVIS THOMSON v ISGRIG Spick Span And Slick in faultless line everyone should attire themselves at Eastertide When your collar cuffd or shirt is laundered at the Bourbon Steam Laundry you will he sure that it is unexceptionable iu color and finish You cant beat our laundry work it is the acme of artistic work manship and beauty in this handicraft ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Phone 4 Main office at Parker James v 6 RAILROAD TIMS OAJfcD THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH L N R 31 1899 BB99B HbHbbCb1HHbSHIDbb1H ft Z ARRIVAL OP TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 o m 1010 pm From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 5 K5 a m 740 a m rrom MaysviUe 742 DKPAKTI7RK 828 pm m 825 p m vZlygBnmfe n r- - OF TRAINS To Cincinnati To Lexington 747 a m 545 p m 1014 pm To Richmond 11 K8 a m 5 4S p m 1016 pm To Mayaville 750 a m 685 p m F B Car Agent 340 pm 515 a m 751 a ia 1105 a mj iwm EAST a 01 HI TIME TABLE BOUND 1115am 840pm Lv lxington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 030pm Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 9c30am 7U5pm Ar Washington 05 tarn 340pm Ar Philadelphial0lam 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND ArLexingtou Ly Louisville 830am 600pm From dreams of death and darkness The slumb e r n g world awakes In woodland vale and meadow The birds clad carols ring And swelling luids and blossom3 Remind us of the spring The foaming dashing river Rejoicing to be free Goes madly leaping onward To join the distant sea In natures heart the current Of life bloods flowing stron The reign of death is ended 1 and placing her on the seat beside her where with her little fat legs stuck straight out she would sit quiet as a mouse continually rolling her eyes precisely as if she could see and join ing in the singing with her shriM childish treble And she caught words here and there in BradderSmallwoods dis- ¬ courses which she remembered and often fired unexpected questions at her mother much to the poor womans discomfiture Who was it dat opened blind folkses eyes she asked suddenly one Monday morning Mrs Simpson took hersteamingarms ID clouds of gold and out of the tub and wiped them on her crimson Why de Laud to be suah apron The Easter mornhoney she answered ing breaks ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The world is filled with song I Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShHbyville Ar Louisville 911am 1001ani 1 100am 730am 4ipm6i5iam 250pm X00am 20pm 73oam 345pm 72pm l5pn ujpm Trains marked thus f run daily except Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on or George W Barney Div Pass Agent ¬ winters rhains are broken The earth awakes from sleep And joins with us in worship This Raster day to keep While thuse with Borrow laden Lift up In praise their voice The dreary night has vanished The nations all nj jrious Easter mornirpr Oh Th message that you bring Is d arer than the sunlight Or fairest flowers of spring F r all the bells ar ringing And in one sweet accord Tley tell the joyful stoi y Of Christ the risen Eord Old - Agent L F B N R R Carr Paris Ky Lexington The Easter lilies bloomincr With incense fill the air Th- rosy sunlight lingers Within each chalice fair And carols sweet ascending Are wafted to the ski s The Saviour has arisen And we shall surely rise W Q Park in Good Housekeeping Frankfort Cincinnati Ity ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIMK DK KMBBB RD IN EFFECT 6th 188 W EAST BOUND N l No 3 No 5 Mhw Pass Mixed 7 uuam 3 hiu Lve Frauttort a j fDpm 7 11am 3 52ptu 1 20pm Lve Flkhorn 18am 4 nopm 1 35pm LveSwiter Lve stamping Ornd 7 2va 4 10pm 1 55pm 7 34am 4 Itipm live Dv itis 7 39m 4 22pm Lvelohtjson 7 4iam 4 2 pmj 2 30pm Lve Georgetown Lve 0 B Ry Dept b 7 50am 4 38 pm 3 00pm S 17am 4 48om Lve Newtown Lve Centre vi He 25am 4fpm 8 tt am 5 00pm Lve Eliza eto h 40am ft 10pm Arr Parin c WEST BOUND IATh EX No of the littleitsSimpsons appear made 7 ¬ ver Cleveland in a snrill excite whis per and they passed Into thechancrl Here he is cotch hold of Lis gownd cotch hold quick What is the meaning of this The rector spoke very sternly as he saw the white robe of the bishop firmly clutched by a pair of little black hands What are you doing here But Easter Lily was too much in earnest to he driven off in that way She only clutched the harder and looking no into the bishops face with her poor sightless eyes said fearlessly Oh God man wont you make me see Grover Cleveland now thought it time for an explanation Shes stone blind yer highness he said thinking that the proper way to address a bishop He said a in n done it Brudder and ducking his head as well as he Smallwood did Easter Lily went on could surrounded as it was by the coMrs Simpson wiped her face theo- ¬ llar And we thought yer highness logical discussions brought the sweat could cure her De Laud was de Laud to her brow Like de God man dat Brudder Small 1 cant take man too she said and a wood preached about chimed in de rime to splain it to yer now and you Easter Lily couldnt understand nohow Dont wait for me said the bishop knows said the child evidently to the rector who was absolutely De God man did it satisfied There speechless His voice trembled and I was a pause and then she added there were tears in his eyes those eyes done wish Hed come again Specs Hed tliit never failed to look kindly upon al make me see who needed his help Taking a seat lie Tilings were getting beyond her lifted the little girl in his lap and in a mbthr She went to the door and few simple words told her the ctory of called Arabella Maud who wiis hanging the God man as she had never heard it Get a move on yer before and explained that he had no ciothes on the line gal and come in and muse yer sister power to reslorc her sight But tlnechihj didnt forget Her mind The children listened with intense was active and she had a remarkable interest Then gently putting her memory for a chftd of She was down he told her brother to take her often heard telling wonderful stories home asking their names and address to her brothers and sisters alxut the Then a carriage came for him and in a God man who made blind folkses see few minute- - he was gone There was unusual excitement at the The children stood there hand in big stone church just round tilie corner hand in a dazed sort of way till the the churchof t he Kpiphany The chil- sexton made his appearance to turn out dren of the neighborhood among whom the lights werethe little Simpsons u ere intensely Clar out clar out chillens Does ye interested and spent most of the mornspose we Piscopals never wants to git ing watching the flowers that were to bed carried in and trying to gel a peep inThen they slowly started for home side Every item of interest was care- The nature of the expedition wasa profully repeated to Easter Lily found secret they having got permis ¬ De bishops a eomin to night the sion to go to Incle lakes church colored sexton told them Abraham We wont tell nobody said Easter Lincoln being appointed a committee of Lily as they reached the house Deyd invest gat ion all poke fun at us Then with a sigh Whats be eomin fur asked the that was full of pathos she added soft ¬ l thought mebbe Id come home boy The sexton was a family friend ly Heaps ob foks is gwine to jine de srein And church answered Uncle Jake The Simpson family or their neigh de bishop he dresses all in white like bors will never forget the excitement de angel Gabriel and he puts his hands caused the next morning by a carriage on dere heads and dat makes em Pisco stopping at the door of the Simpson dwi ling from which a tall pls All thi made an impression en Easman stepped- briskly and knocked ¬ sjsau sn sjsjBBjsaBKiBa HBnsBHBjstwBBjaHBj M J IKS HsWS taw m ¬ subMBtsTTBlIIlMW Ml KpUUBKM i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ yEjgmt f ry jtfjBLLsisMSMBsiBlsr sKjtT r f rffMJSkSsJ i - fine-lookin- g - ance on Easter day there was an mated ani- ¬ discussion ¬ as to an appropriMrs ate name upon Lily the Simpsons heart was set name of a former mistress ol whom she Lilys all right mah was very fond said Arabella Maud the eldest daugh ¬ No 2 Bee -- Pass 40am 1 X Lve Paris c -- Ly C Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown JVeMroville L Newtown Lve Elizabeth 90am M nj t Pas ft fi i 03pm 17nml 7 50am io i2am o 20pm 7 51am K 26pm Lve Johnson l0 43aiu Iav Duvall Lve Stamping Grnd C Mam 6 9pm 8 22am It 00 im Lve Swits r 8 40am 11 07am fi ftSpm 8 S5a in Lv Klkh rn 1 A it Frn kort a 20a in 7 10pm 9 IStua 10 9 0 53aio 550pm am ft 55 pm 4pm No 6 Mixed 2am 6pm 6pm i A Dfy a except Sunday Connects uih L N b connects with Q uecih with Ky Central KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS P M AM 6161142 Ar 721 lyJO Ar i0 830 540 43 84uAr 0Lr 7t0Lt Ar Frank Tort Georgetown Pans Maysville Winchester Kichmond Lv 930 540 Lv 545 12 i Lv 709 253 Lv 6rJj 200 Ar Ar 1 AMil 20 M 1028 017 7l GEO JUS R K HARPER Gnl Sups NEWTON G P A All stylish But taint enulY folks tack on two or three names Ef she was a boy 1 reckon wed call her McKinley put in Benjamin Harrison Then as a bright thought struck him Whats de name oh de pres- ¬ idents lady Arabella Maud Idy promptly answered that young person who was authority in her own particular circle even in matters perIbit you taining to the vhite house see weve got an Idy Idy Elizabeth Cireen Simpson the head of the family whose name couldnt have been sat smoking his more appropriate pipe in the warmest corner of the Nd one ever thought of chimneys consulting him about family matters Do as yer mah says chillens hed say sometimes with a show of authority lse mo portant mattabs to tend to though what they were no one ever discovered Therefore an explosion of No one ever thought of chimney greater consternation han lie caused did when taking his pipe out of his Name the kid Eastah mouth he said ter 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mimira wrjm ifTf M8 UWTjia 4W s - 2Ktj 4 4m 11 Lily A YJSRS WHO WAS IT DAT OPENED BLIND FOLKSE9 The Leading Specialists cf America 20 YEARS IN OHIO Eor a moment there was silence then his better half rolled her eyes in his direction till nothing but the whites were visible and said with a grin Whahd yer get such an ideah in yer pate ole man Cause to days Eastah to be suah answered Green chuckling at his own pressed Sounds likeristocratie white folks said Arabella Maud Grover Cleveland had gone over to the clothes basket where little No 7 was peacefully sleeping and stood gaz ing at her for a few moments Then he said in a deep bass voice which 1 was going to say came from his boots onli ne was barefooted Lilies is white This seemed a poser but Arabella Maud proved equal to the occasion Yer granmahs named iose she said sharply and shes the blackest niggah you ever seen I reckon theres black roses and lilies too nowadays Eve seen em in bunnits Grover was quenched and the babys name was settled Poor little Easter Lily It wasnt long before they discovered that some thing was the matter with her sight She cant see the leastest thing com pLained Abraham Lincoln who was try I done hug to amuse her one day blieve shes blind as a bat And so it proved A happier healthier little darky never lived and with six brothers and sisters to see for her she didnt miss her eyes for awhile But it was a great grief to Mrs Simpson Her chief comEastah fort was in the childs name so sort o religious like shed Lilys say Pears like its jest the name for a pore blind lamb Mrs Smpson was a devout member of the Zion Baptist church and Raster Lily was very fond ot going w ith her and listening to the singing I think in spite of Mrs Simpsons sorrow over the childs misfortune she felt that it somehow conferred a certain distinc tion upon her to be the mother of a blind child and she took- a particular pride loading Easter Liiy up the sisle ¬ ¬ EYES ter Lily that no one dreamed of ly this must be the God man ne put at least half Sure- ¬ on the door And when n 25000Jured WECURESTRICTURE ThoiibiindM of young and miJdla accd many mooare rouhluu wiihthisdiscat anoossciously They may have a smart-in MUratlon small twisting stream Kaavrfi catting paiim at tinns slight di ctmrge cliliii nlty in commencing weak organs emission and all the symptoms of nervous debility Ihey have B IRlC- T RK Don t let doctor experiment on you bv outline tit retching or tearing you This will not euro you as it will re-turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs tiie stricture tissue honcaremovost ho stricture permanently 1 1 can never return No pain no suffer- ¬ ing no detention iroua busincs by our method The sexualorgnnsarostrcngth onod The nerves aro invigorated and tlio blit3 of manhood returns brightness Strange to say all were favorably im- ¬ j His hands on folks and cured them She was willing to he a iiscopal if He made her see though what that meant she hadnt the faintest idea Of all her brothers and sisters Grover Cleveland was her favorite He was nine years old and a very longheaded kid his fond mother saT So Easter Lily finally succeeded in drawing him to a more secluded spot where she confided to him a little plan of her own Ise feard yer hatchin up some mischief said their mother that afternoon rover Cleveland if I cotch yer puttin any fool nonsense in dat blessed chiles head twill be de wuss for jer ¬ J ¬ j ¬ Wese all right mammy Lily aesured her Easter And glad to see the Thousunds of voun and rnidlc muu nro having their sexual vigor and vitality continually gapped by this ms-ease They aro trequently unconscious if ilinuucH of thesft Kvmntoms Ceneral Weakness llnnntnral Dipchargcs Fail ing Manuoon iScrvousncs Jroor jnem ory Irritability at times bmarting Sen sation Sunken Kyes witn oar cireies Weak Back lieneral Depression Lack Shrunken Varicocele of Ambition 1arts etn GLEIST and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they haro no experience ia those special diseaees dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who havo made a life study of Diseases of M en and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi tively euro you Ono thousand dollars for a case wo accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure ¬ WECURE GLEET aged ¬ ¬ CURES GUARANTEED and core EMISSIONS GLKET VIUOKElE I MRVPHiMS SFCRET POTENCY SfTUOTURE Wo front ITWNATTTUAI TTSCHAR- ES KIDNEY and T1LADDRR Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE child happy the mother let them alone Service was nearly over at the big church round the corner The choir of white robed bos was marching slow- ¬ ly down theaisle singing in their sweet Clear voices the hymn so full of inspiration especially to the confirmation class Onward Christian Soldiers Then slowly the large congregation passed out and at last the church was empty save the bishop and the rector who were still kneeling at the chancel Suddenly the sacred silence was broken by the patter of four little feet tiptoeing up the aisle Dressed in his Sunday best Io which he added on his own responsibility a collar of his broth- ¬ ers which reached his ears- his walk ing greatly impeded by the same big brothers shoes which were kept on with difticnlty came Grover Cleveland ¬ - man never recalis without a vivid rec ollection of mingled odors of bacon cabbage and soap suds he appeared accompanied by Mrs Simpson and Eas ter Liiy the excitement reached a pitch which became almost panicky Por days afterward Mrs Simpson found her popularity as a hostess al most equal to that of ristocratic white folks and she never tired of telling the wonderful story of the bishops visit and how he took her and Easter Lily to a great doctor who had cured heaps of blind people and w ho thought he could cure little Easter Lily too So shes goin to a hospitable to stay awhile said her mother with pride He saj s she kin have lots of good things to eat chicken an soch like and a miss to take keer of her just white folkses chillen And he saysi Dress de good Laud that by next Eastah he is suah dat Eastah Lilyll see as good as any of us Blanche Bailey King in Orange Judd Farmer ¬ ¬ ¬ hour which the good after a call of Sarsaparilla which made Sarsaparilla famous lie 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 other medicine A little dream of white Sweet Knonscli for Yon And a little stream of blue And thats the Easter bonnet That is sweet enough for you A kiss beneath ¬ in ir ¬ for If unable to call write ME FREE BLANK for HO QfTRSTTON TREATMENT KFJWEDYfi KER6AN 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O DRS ¬ - liWil wmw Bi f stiftr starched that t cracked with every movement her head covered with little pigtails tied with a variety of colors and sticking straight out trotted Easter Lily holding tightly to Grovers hand as he shuffle along They reached the chancel just as the bishop and rector arose from their knees Nows yer chance whispered Cro whis Pressed in a bright red calico so that bonnet Is as sweet as honey dew And the ribbon blue upon it Tangles all the heart of you A little dream of white And a little stream of blue And thats the Easter bonnet Our dear old sweethearts knew A kiss beneath that bornet Made your glad lips wish for two And thats the Easter bonnet That la sweet enough for you F L Stanton in Atlanta Constitution Here is a paper be said that advocates a movement to compel women to take off their hats in church as well as in the theater In chirch she exclaimed Thats what it says ¬ Is the best any too good for you w cp C 000 Oreratock R1CYCLES karilkluMdtiu OM MODELS ¬ aeew 1 Would Never Do GrMt factory clearta w this ti amor in pprol fljtrU wiboct guaranteed 8975 to 816 Shopworn A sec ond hand whees good as new 83 tq 810 UAMAK FOR 14 CENTS Early Ripe Cabbage 10c lfi Ediiieat Rd B t LongLightngCucuraberl o 1 Salzers Best Lettuce California Fig Tomato Sue I r any winner union S 1 a Brilliant i lower Seda ic JiToy Worth a 100 for 14 cea la 1 1 Pg n v customers ami hence otTer 1 Plttr 12 Ik Ua IUV We wish to gain th ia year 200100 ww tmrngi amu neir wheel Ui of by htw MS advertise ai iwrh In ef cm Bi4r Areot la etch town FREE U8E odUM Uem Writ t oace or tut mfciui 3m I EASiNaBICYCLE mth kdTtDc lj Hi P A MEAD PRENTISS it Okago Ul ing Migh as well abolish Easter entirely she said indignantly -- Chiaao Even ¬ oat nient Free - rises DISCOVERY hltlflDQYNEW relief and cures givest fmT wor qui aiW Rook of I DK testimonials and IO Way It H GRKEVS 0 TTRB ATE PBEDY n Our Femule Rtrtliior offor Aillrwomen rvnlaritis and Diseases njrsciu steaicinv oncrua v s - 8i3SlxC Atlanta fia CrewO - jour AboTeVOpkga worth 100 we will mail y u frsfi vogetir wjth oar great Plant and Seed CuUiogia upon receipt ot his notice Postage We In nte your tradeand know whet yon noe try SalzrrM seed you will never get along with outaem union prt tiKcsncl up a lb m If HI UHA nei ft ana h Sl sv Nu 1 lie IatpM at I A ALZKK MtKD VKO Wg WIS MBHMMlHi THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MARCH MISSING VACANCIES 31 1899 There Was a Box of Them and Thej Were Held by the Agent for Charge rhe Admiral Asks for More Men and More Ships for His Squadron A short time smte quite among the oliieiaih ot one a discussion arose oi our prominent southern railroads as to the naaon ot the many vexatious delays and troubles in the The Need of a Large Naval Force in the transmission of local freight it was claimed Philippines Is Shown by Deweys R- d some of the parties interested that it was port on the Distribution of Vessels caused almost eutirely by the stupidity or inefficiency of the local agents and as there Along the Immense Coast Lne vas some difference of opinion on this point H was decided that the matter should be Washington March 29 A request DEWEYS FLEET THE ROWENA LEE EXPLODES Day The greatest electrician in the world deSome clares that the days of the horse are numAll on Board Except Two Drowned bered and that in a short time electricity GO Lives Lost Accident Occurred will completely supplant mans most useful Opposite Tyler Mo animal In 20 vears he asserts the horse will be a curiosity Diseases of the stomach New Madrid Mo March 30 The liver kidneys and blood would also be a sufferers would take steamer Rowena Lee with about SI curiosity if all Bitters There would Hosrtet ter a Stomach then be besides her crew passengers ¬ of the Horse Numbered ¬ M tracer was prepared in due has been received by the navy depart- ¬ and formal shape calling for the where- ment from Adm Dewey for additional abouts of One Box of Post holes which it alleged was missing from a prior shipment ships and men and the department This was sent out in the regular order of contemplates sending two or more ad- ¬ business with nothing except its internal ditional navy vessels to Manila Every nothingness to draw attention to its unusual character and passed agent after available officer now on shore dutr is agent without eliciting comment or informa- to be ordered on board Some of the tion save the stereotvped indorsement details were made Tuesday and others Not here Some 15 or 18 local agits were actually will follow passed in this way until the tracer fell The need of a larger naval force in into the hands of a bright young fellow the Philippines is shown by Adm who was accustomed to looking into the business passing through his hands and Deweys report on the distribution of who speedily came to the conclusion that his vessels which have to be immc the tracer had gone far enough At any liately distributed on account of the Tate the document went speedily back to the general office with the following in immense coast line of the innumerable dorsement Box of Post holes as per in islands closed held at this- station for local charges As the army advances into the in- ¬ to amount of 250 Will be forwarded on receipt of same Under this indorsement terior of the Luzon it becomes more was written N B The price of beer at important that a sufficient naval force this station is 250 per keg Tt is said that the charges went forward Harpers Mag- should be maintained in Manila bay azine and that there should be a consider- ¬ able force at the naval station at CHEAP LEGAL ADVICE Cavite The bulletins issued at the war deA Man Who Believed in Paying partment Tuesday from Gen Otis reLawyer for 111 late to the operations of Monday Opinion afternoon and show that the progress The other day an old fellow slouched into of Jen Mc Arthurs plans are impeded Attorney Oscar Kahns office on Legal row by very severe resistance on the part of and introduced himself as Mr Smith Jones Filipinos as well as by the difficulties Brown or something of a neighboring county He said he wanted to consult a lawyer of the country The department is and was accorded a seat and one of the at- surprised at the determined cnar torneys sweetest smiles the resiance offered He then explained that while he was away acter of from home the sheriff or some deputy had by much the Filipinos but attached his wifes sewing machine and gratified by the gallantry and bureau for taxes He didnt propose to tolerate such imposition he declared and spirit shown by our troops and the came to Paducah to consult a lawyer steadiness of their forward progress about it What is the amount of taxes inquired though it is not rapid The fact that Aguinaldo is commanding in person the lawyer Lemme see a dollar and 28 cents was the insurgent troops which are con ¬ the reply The lawyer could not conceal a smile but fronted by our column vvarrants the hastened to say Well Mr Simth it you belief that the insurgents are prepared want my advice it is to go back and settle to risk a general engagement in which that small amount It Iooks like the easiest no doubt is felt that Aguinaldos army and best way out of it 30 the old fellow thought a moment and re will be destroyed lied that he believed he would Answering Ee asked How much do I owe vou BRIG GEN I JOHN SHERMAN COMES HOMF Oh nothing sir was the reply 1 o this end a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tested - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ aboard exploded opposite Tyler Mo about 4 oclock Wednesday afternoon and immediately sank with all on board except Capt George Carvell and one oi the crew The steamer left Cairo with 10 pas sengers aboard bound for Memphis At Caruthersville Mo she landed and took aboard 15 more passengers It is estimated that with passengers and crew she then had aboard about 00 people She made the next landing at Tyler Mo and at 4 oclock Wednesday afternoon backed into midstream from Tyler to proceed on her journey had just reached The steamer the middle of the river when she suddenly stopped and lurched as if a snag had been struck The next moment the boat parted in the middle a volume of steam and debris arose and the detonation of an explo sion thundered over the water The river is running very high and the steamer immediately sank with all on board but the captain and one of the crew They clung to wreckage and were saved by boats Memphis Tenn The March 30 steamer Rowena Lee was owned by the Lee line of Memphis and was one of the most magnificent passenger steamers in the Mississippi river trade She plied between Memphis and Cairo News of the sinking of the Rowena Lee spread like wildfire in Memphis Most of the crew lived here As to the passenger list of the ill fated vessel nothing could be obtained at the Memphis office of the company Wednesday night An effort has been made to get the names of those passengers who embarked at Cairo but this list had not been reeeived at a late hour Wednes day night From local river men it was ascertained that the Rowena Lee carried a cabin crew of about 15 offi cers and a deck crewT numbering about ¬ ¬ ¬ practically no dyspepsia nervousness sleep ¬ lessness indigestion constipation malarial fever or ague Phenomenally Common Visitor So this is some of that weather that you brag so much about It seems to me to be about like the average for this time of the year over the country generally Oldest Inhabitant About like the averYoung feller Ive lived in this same age place fer nigh onto 72 years an this here weathreT is more like the average than any weve had in all that time Judge SORROWS OF STERILITY ¬ ¬ Beware of Ointments for Catmrrk That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys ¬ tem when entering it through the mucous Such articles should never be surfaces used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is often ten fold to the good you can poasibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo O contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made in Co TestiToledo Onio by F J Cheney monials free Sold by Druggists price 7J5c per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ She loves Chris yet her love for him is dumb She cant afford to marry and repent She says he should be called Chris-anthe-mum Scentless Flower Hes splendid but he Brooklyn Life hasnt got a cent and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c Some men escape the traps of others only to get caught in their own Chicago Daily Kews m m The Best Prescription for Chills ¬ ¬ To Care ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AH druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c a Cold in One Day r ¬ If you want a friendship to last you tnust put a little money into it and keep putting it in Atchison Globe Jacobs Oil cures the twain A mixed pain has bruise and sprain aaaigsjyi3ysag 11 OTFEKHOOD is womans natural destiny Many women 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 This great of supposed barrenness 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 Wolf6rd 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 I 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 iPfj Haw f 1 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 k 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 yrr x 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 33SK JSrmtmlfr Pull Bok wA WELL BRED SOON WED WHO USE GIRLS St ¬ Dont cover your neglected duties with the cloak of excuse Rams Horn Ever thus heirs to tciies and pains St Jacobs Oils the doctor SAPOLIO jBSCCCCCCCCCCB Hard Man to Get At manager is a hard man to see Sbu4 The in his private office and with a weJl Suined boy in the ante room he is Accessible to anyone whom that hy ioes 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 will not succeed in this business I have written a part for you Whenever anyone you thats dont know say- - Is Mr Brown Iinwish you No sir your cue to answer to be dead letter perfect in that line from Scribners this time on I can once more Now said Bunker face the world an honest man The last of Philadelphia outlawed my debts isNorth American - SggZs FLAGLER IS DEAD ARE QUICKLY MARRIED like that But I alius pay6 fer whut I git and want ter pay yer jes 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 wont charge vou anvthing for a little advice Cruiser Chicago Arrives at Norfolk Va Sick Man Transferee to a Wash ¬ ington Vessel The Chief of the Ordnance Department Dies at Newport News Vs After Many Weeks of Suffering ¬ A BRATE COLONEL Becommends Pe-ru-- na as a Fam- - ily Medicine A Scientific Spring Medicine Colonel Arthur L Hamilton of the Seventh Ohio Volunteers 25J Goodale street Columbus Ohio writes Besides so fully having the merits of Pe-ru-na March 30 Newport News Va March 30 4 15 VE STOCK CaUleconimonf3 0j iI Select Cape Henbt Va March 29 The Brig Gen D W Flagler chief of ord- CALVES butchers pood light 4 5 q 4 7 q 7 00 Fair to cruiser Chicago with former Secretary nance U S A is dead After many HOGS Course and Heavy 3 0 3 5 3 r ft 3 80 Mixed packers Sherman aboard passed in at 1045 a m weeks of suffering from rheumatism Liurht shippers IQ 3 8 Tuesday No signals were displayed which recently developed acute and SHEEP Choice 3 7a c 4 t 7 00 f6ir 00 and the ensign was at the proper place distressing phases Gen Flagler passed LAMBS Spring family 45 ASH LOCK Winter which was taken to indicate that no away Wednesday 7 GKAINVheatXo2red new afternoon at the Hy fr 74 No 3red serious change had taken place in Mr geia 37 fo 2 mixed hotel at Old Point whither he Oats No 3 Shermans condition since oft Rye No 2 7 1 Newport News Va March 29 The 3U0 0 FAY Prim to choice u PROVISIONS Mes pork cruiser Chicago has arrived in Hamp¬ Lnrd ft 5 2 - THE MARKETS Cincinnati Theres Only U ¬ lorn--N- o One Stand ¬ ard of Quality in Athletic Goods Spalding Accept no substitute Catalogue Free Handsome J t3SJatJsfflBErs9V 4yB Colonel Hamilton XV A z m V9HV r--s- s of Columbus O demonstrated in my family 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 catarrh I can fully recommend it Mrs Hamilton wife of the gallant Colonel is also In a an ardent friend of letter on the subject she writes I have for some time and been taking I am enjoying better health now than I have for years 1 attribute the change and recomin my health to mend this excellent catarrh remedy to Pe-ru-na ton Roads The United States cruiser Chicago having on board ex Secretary John Sherman arrived in Hampton Roads at 1210 oclock Tuesday Mr Sherman stood the trip well and was much tet- ¬ ter Tuesday than he had been any time since his sickness began At 10 oclock Mr Sherman was placed on a steam launch and brought asnore where many people were awaiting hia arrival The crowd cheered as the statesman was being conveyed to the Chamberlain hotel where his daughtei has been stopping since Monday Mr Sherman was accompanied by his secretary Dr McGill and a nurse and was given every attention on the voy age At 6 pm Mr Sherman was again placed on the litter and taken on board the Washington boat That Mr Sherman is a very sick man no one who got a glimpse of the invalids pallid features can doubt- - He has flesh lost until little remains of active and vigorous the man but a frame and he is obviously far advanced in feebleness and general infirmity While being prepared for the stretcher Mr Sherman gave the sailors who were u carry him minute orders as to how they should handle the conveyance Troops Allowed to Land After Fumiga- ¬ BUI TER Choice dairy P ime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POTATOES 12S 10 Cleared 22 s 4 00 A G SPALDING Chicago New York BROS Denver 4 50 1 Per bu 80 3 50 7 FLOUR Winter patent URA1N Wh at No t red No S Chicago spring CORN No 2 - CHICAGO t6 ir-ir U ut 3 60 75 7 No- - PORM LARD M8 Steam 2 9 10 5 25 3 75 Tt 9 15 24 3V4 5 S7Jf 6u 4 00 M1 44 6 NEW YORK PliOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN -- No Travel quickly comfortably luxuriously to Cuba 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 205 lark Street Chicago ¬ RYE OATS Mixed FORK New Mess LARD Western FLOUR lJRAIN mixed 42U to 31 9 95 C M 10 25 5 55 3 60 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 A muddy with protruding piles brought on by constipa- ¬ tion with which I was afflicted for twenty years I ran across your CArARKTS in the town of Newell la and never found anything to equal them To day I am entirely free from piles and leei like a new man G H Keitz 1411 Jones St Sioux City la CANDY 1 PILES UI suffered the tortures of the damned Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the street may look like hasty but its hard to stir about in Bulletin St Jacobs Oil Mixed Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western Corn Corn No Oais No 2 2 BALTIMORE Family Wheat No 2 red Southern m CATHARTIC 3 30 7o 70 i-j 74 77 3 3 50 383i 3-- Euiding TRADE MARK RBOISTCRCO 4 63 4 40 i 4 80 4 50 69 INDIANAPOLIS 3RAIN Wheat No 2 mixed mixed 3 75 Stricken with Sciatica will strike it out and cure 33U v BRIG GEN FLAGLER CHIEF ORDNANCE came three weeks ago by advice of his LOUISVILLE Winter OF FLOURN- Wheat patent2 red No oRAICorn Mixed Oats Mixed POEK Mess tj 29 4 00 3 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 Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe BUi IIbb Pleasant Palatable Rra4 Cwyu Potant Taste Good Do 10c 25c 50c Mm Twfc 3U CURE CON8TJPATION Cfclea Montreal 7j Stiff as a poker St Ja- - HA Tft D1C Sold and jranranteed by all drug IIU I U DAU gists to CUKE Tobacco Habit 30u 10 00 tion Pe-ru-- na Savannah Ga Mareh 29 physicians The generals wife and daughter were constantly at his bedside during the past week The patients attend ing physician from the day of his arrival at Old Point was the post surgeon at Fort Monroe who spent much of his time in the sick room giving his personal attention to the case of the invalid The body will be prepared for burial and removed to Washington The 1st Thursday aftenoon ¬ LARD Steam 62i There is money in many sports but base ball has diamonds in it L A W Bulletin SHOOT ¬ Winchester Imped jStlOT 6UN ¬ ¬ ¬ THE BEST PRING TONIC feelind weak depressed and easily This means that the blood needs tired attention and sensible people always take a tonic at this time of year Purgatives arc they weaken inst4 not the ridht medicine people of As winter passes Used IBB byAiltto 152 AU tUUSTRATED -- StlEUft Gjampwn Shots QTAL06U J fktt Jem Name on a Postal Cd FOR VivaiBTtB Repeating Arms J80 WtnoftSTcs Ave NtwtfAVDi Coafi North Carolina regiment which has arrived at Fort Pulaski 14 miles below GETS A LARGE SILK BANNER this city on the Ward line steamer Fresent From Senor Perfeeto Eacoste Vig ilancia from Cuba came up to SaMayor of Havana to the President every woman believing it to be espe vannah Tuesdaj- - Five companies of of the United States cially beneficial to them 4th Virginia regiment which ar- ¬ the Washington Mareh 30 Capt Pea The spring time is the most favorable rived on the steamer San Antonio will There time of the year to treat catarrh body aide to Jen Ludlow arrived is bo much less liability to take fresh be allowed to come up Wednesday from Havana Wednesday and presentcold that the treat- Both regiments were subjected to fum- ed to the president a large silk banner ment is unimped- igation The troops went into camp gift of Senor Perfeeto Lacoste ed All old cases and will be mustered aut here next the of chronic catarrh week The health of the men is good mayor of Havana and president of the The banner has a Junta Patriotica should begin imIllinois Exhibit at the Toledo Exposition beautiful reproduction in oil of the mediately a course Springfield III March 29 The American and Cuban flags and in the aV r CDe as diof rected in Dr Hart house Tuesday passed the bill for the center a life size portrait of President 11 of a mans books on appointment arrange commission of ex- McKinle With the banner was prefor an Illinois this disease There members to sented a letter expressive of the gratiare so many differ hibit at the Toledo exposition in com- ¬ tude and good will of the Cuban people ent phases and memoration of Ohios admission into to President McKinley and the Amer- ¬ s t a g e s of catarrh the union ican people Ljptthat one hardly Maple Sugar Crop a Pe-ru-- na ¬ way it leases many W ¬ ¬ if MAINE f9 STEEL a GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATE U - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ strendtnenind not act on the bowels the best tonic medicine in the world and Dr Williamv Pink Pills for Pale People are do ¬ Pe-ru-- na ¬ They stimulate the appetite enrich the blood strengthen the nerves and make people feel brightt active and strong health A Miss Snider was very thin her cheeks pale eyes sunken and dull She was troubled with nervousness and general debility She says After several months treatment from the family physician we saw ho could do no good I was discouraged and did not know what to do One day I read an item in a paper of the wonderful curative qualities of Dr Williams PinkPills for Palo People I tried the medicine and when nearly through with the second box noticed a change for the better After 1 had taken eijht boxes I 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 - aim 1 auviPe anyone suuering witn troubles similar to mine to take these pills Miss Hazel Snider No one is better able to speak of this fact than Miss Hazel Snider a charming young woman of Arlington lnd To day 6he has rosy cheeks sparkling eyes and a plump form which prove that she is year ago in good souvenirs and watch eases Vocket piece or woth eliarm 10c Othi designs 25c- to II 90 TneDewo aad Hobon watches made of fold silver and oxi dised Maine steel are mar Telously beautiful The Samp son One Dollar and Sampson Two Dollar Watches are thtr maximum of value Send for Booklet C JOMCSTHKJKWKIBK 3 East 2SJ Strret NM YOBa ¬ Thin Uewey nix- or actual Battleship Maine steel in small ¬ ¬ ¬ READKBS OV THIS PAPKK DKS1K1NG TO BUY ANYTHING ADVEHTISKD IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THKT ASK FOIt UK USING ATT SUBSTITUTKS OR IMITATIONS W Mrs Col Hamilton has it A great many people think they are suffering from something else and hare tried many medicines in vain when if they could realize that it is for it they catarrh and take would improve promptly and soon re cover entirely There are no substi tutes Let no one persuade you there Pe-ru-na knows when He Failure ¬ ¬ The maple sugar harvest in Vermont is believed to be a total failure this year and if the worst fears of the sugar makers are realized the industry will be crippled for many years to come 29 Chester Vt March Killed by a Falling Derrick Chicago March 30 One man was killed and three wounded by the fall- ¬ ing of a derrick from the top of a build ¬ Contains every month threeortourcoinpiete ntoris several descriptive articles half a dozen original poems and twenty pages of book reviews cur cm nrofuseiy topics ant interesting chit chat illustrated Prieoily 10 cent- - or 81 a ear postpaid The only representative m iirastne of California and the Great West SUBMCRIBR NOW SO Montgomery Street SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA MONTHLY THE OVERLANDBrei Hartc by Established 19M 3ft AXjIj ing at 57 Washington street Wednes- ¬ day morning The dead man is Chas Cullen Gold Bearing Quartz at Victoria Victoria B C March 30 Gold Five Bodies Recovered Chicago March 29 Five bodies are other catarrh remedies just as good rvere recovered Tuesday afternoon Winter Catarrh is a book written by Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio Sent from the ruins of the Armour curled lair and felt works which were burn free to any address 5d Monday night Four of the bodies De Are yon FELLS SLO0D RED BLOOD bilttated Bnn Down recovered were identified Add HYGXIA 1 I jtgpicnvK Co F Box 11 Berlin Wis bearing quartz assaying as high as 32 a ton has been found on the water front of this city The vein has been traced a considerable distance and is believed to extend under the water Sold gists or sent post paid by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady ptice 5oper box six boxes 252 NYMon by all drug ¬ G ONSTIPATION XTREIj HRONTC I 1 Regular Bowels are Essential to Health Add Hygeia Mei iCtvjeCoBox 151 Berlin Wis receipt of i 00fciMit ItTWTOMt 3 BMt OrKKk Syrup Tutes Good TJc PS JM In time Sold by droggtsta A N K E 1754 WHEN WRJTLVG TO AlVEICTlSKIt pleaoei itat that yo taw Uft Advertl t In this paper JKK sXr 6 THK BODBBON NSWS JfAftIS JLY A SERIOUS PROBLEM THE COMPASS AND THE GROWING USE OF ELECTRICITY A TBI DAY 1IABCH 31 18 ONLY ONE CORE FOR SCROFOLA Danger That the Magnetic Neeale May Be Rendered Practically TJe IeM to the Mariner and the Sur ¬ veyorA Curiow Discovery ¬ TOGCERY HINTS Spring And Summer FIRST Consider Although the invention and introduction of the trolley system of street railof remedies recommended There S S S is the Only Scrofula sredoaensthem bo doubt being able fo ways have been of inestimable valne to to some of absolutely oivilization it has incidentally wrought afford temporary relief but 8 8 S is Remedy Eqsai to this the only remedy whloh completely cures it some harm here and there Emphasis Scrofula is one of the most obstinate Aeep eeated was laid on one of these drawbacks to blood diseases and is beyond the reach of the electric traction in the address delivered Obstinate Disease many so called purifiers and tonies beeaoso some- ¬ by Professor A W Bucker at a recent thing more than a mere tonic is reouired 88 S meeting of the British Association For Is equal to any blood trouble and never fails to cure Serofnia beeeose it goes down to the seat of the disease thus permanently elimiaattog every the Advancement of Science In various parts of the world observatrace of the taint tories have been established for the par The serious consequences to which Scrofula surely leads pose of keeping track of the changes in should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital im¬ portance of wasting no tfcsw upon treatment whioh caa the direction in which the magnetic not possibly effect a ore la many eases where the wrong needle points It was long ago discov treatment has been relied upon eomplieated glandular ered not only that the compass does not swellings have resulted for which the doctors insist that aim directly at the north pole but that a dangerous surgical operation is necessary the amount of variation in its indica Mr H Thompson of M illedgerille Ga writes 1 tions from true north undergoes slow bad case of Scrofula broke out on the glands ef my neck alterations Hence it is necessary to which had to be lanced and caused me much suffering I lAXaraaSrfiJt mako fresh charts showing the varia was treated for a long while but the physicians were un ¬ tion for different parts of the globe able to cure me and my condition was as bad as when I began their treatment Many blood remedies were used every few years But in order to get but without effect Some one recommended 8 S 8 and the data for such corrections of the I began to improve as soon as I had taken a few bottles highest importance to the surveyor and Continuing the remedy I was soon cured permanently mariner it is reqmisite that careful obSwifts Specific and have never had a sign of the disease to return servations be made continuously at a number of widely separated points Two of the most famous and hitherto is the only remedy which can promptly reach and cure obstinate deep seated useful institutions of this class are situ blood diseases By relying upon it ana not experimenting with the various ated in Washington in the grounds of so called tonics etc all sufferers from blood troubles can De promptly cured instead of enduring years of suffering which gradually but surely undermines the naval observatory and in Toronto currents the constitution S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable and never fails to The interference of the electric and the Boils that run through the earth cure Scrofula Eczema Cancer Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison Tetter Pimples Sores Ulcers etc Insist upon S S S nothing can take its place track of trolley lines which have been Books on blood and skin diseases will be mailed free to any address by the constructed near these observatories inSwift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia terfere so much with the behavior of the instruments of both places that the records now obtained are practically worthless And the experts are greatly 1 puzzled by the problem of escaping from this vexatious interruption of their TlMII 1 and 5J per cent on rem Bronchitis is very prevalent It gen-¬ work estate mortgage So delicate are the influences which erally begins with a common cold at ¬ ¬ ROGERS MORE the magnets in such an observatory are tended with cough hoarsenesfe sore 16sep 6moj Paris Ky ness of the lungs tightness of the intended to investigate that they can be perceived only when the apparatus is chest and difficulty in breathing If most scrupulously guarded The room not cured it becomes dangerous in which they are mounted is underthousands die from bronchitis annual ¬ ground Visitors are never admitted exly Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup cept under unusual circumstances and is the best remedy for this disease it are required to deposit their jaokknives relieves the cough at once eases ex-¬ keys and all other metallic objects about All persons having claims against the pectoration and cures in a few days their persons before entering the apartestate of Young W Moran deceased ment The magnets generally bars of will present them at once to me propersteel not over eix inches long are poised ly proven as required by law estate of above a scale that is graduated to the All persons indebted to the game willfplease call at my office and most minute fractions and a telescope Bettle on an adjacent pillar is used to read the fluctuations which are too small to HENRY SPEARS be discernible by the unassisted eye A Executor of Y W Moran Bronchitis Will promptly cure tiny mirror as big as a dime catches a 28feb lu Doctors Doses are small and pleasant to take druggists beam of light more slender than the recommend it Price 25 cts At all lead in a pencil and reflects it away to a sheet of slowly moving photographic paper on whioh a permanent reoord is made The arrangement of the apparatus A first class power Grinding Mill D J is such that the movement of the magstandard make will grind 00 to 75 bar L H net is magnified many times in the reorels of ear corn per day with 10 horse 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati t No power Will sell cheap ord in order to render the changes perOhio R P Barnett ceptible There are three sets of instruments Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris on duty in such an observatory One v swings horizontally like a mariners compass Another dips up and down TUESDAY April 11 1899 A third is designed to measure the in I returning every second Tuesday in each tensity of the earths magnetism whioh month is a separata thing from the direction Keeerknce Every leadiug physician in which it acta And so sensitive are 500000 of best leadiug varieties such Paris Kentucky as Bubaok Hiviland Oandv and oth ¬ they that their readings are apt to be We sell in lota of 50 HM or 1000 ers interfered with by exceedingly trivial Price 2 per 10 0 For further inforCARD RAILROAD TIME causes It is customary for the superin mation apply to or address tendent to inscribe en the scroll Viei N R R L JOHN TRABUE whenever sneh a br ors adnitted Ruddels Mills Ky till mayl f the 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DrBulls Cough Syrup Landman M ¬ TWIN BROTHERS m Ladies thia fine shoes less than half price 6 FOR SALE OURBONSIBIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY Thompson ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ week at Davis J Isgrigs raisins seedless raisins Ctf tf date8J figs currants The Cincinnati Nuts Strawberry Plants Newton Mitchell COMMERCIAL GAZETTE Weekly Edition of the Commercial Tribune FOR JLJL ¬ ¬ insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ prompt paying compa- liable mes on union W 0 HINTON Agent My agency TEX PAGES WEEKLY 50 CENTS PER YEAR Send 5c in Stamps for Our 132 page Large Illustrated Catalogue of Premiums ottered with the Weekly Commercial Gazette ARRIVAL OF TRAINS iff y bm ecmdiafraqftMrttaa JOHN CONNELLY IF XsTJIME SDR amines the photographic trace In spite of the delicacy of the appa ratus it may seem surprising to the lay PARIS KENTUCKY mind that the passage of trolley curxJiiAttrUKK OP TRAINS rents at a distance of many rods from Work guarantee eiii6lactory Gala Your work is fo Cincinnati 515 a m 751 promptly answered m the observatory should be able to affect the instruments within But they do solicited Prices reasonable 34t p m To Lexington 747 a m and it is impossible to separate in the in ll0 545 p m 1014 p m record the variations produced by genuTo Richmond 1108 a m 4tf p m ine changes in terrestrial magnetism 1016 p m 1 from those which are caused by the OR CALDWELLS To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m trolley Professor Rucker said a few F B Carr Aerent From all parts of the world days ago VCURES CONSTIPATION we hear of observatories ruined or Insure your property against lire threatened by the invasion of the elecwind aud lightning in the Hurst Home WashingCALDWELLS Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- trical engineer Toronto and Potsdam ton have already succumbed pany Pare St Maur Greenwich and Kew are 1 3 O W Miller Agent INOlGEIiT besieged and the issue largely depends Paris Kv upon whether these great national obMMVMWM servatories can or cannot make good their defense Although the practical service to mankind which is rendered by institu tions of this class is alone sufficient to justify their maintenance and to warrant alarm as to their future there are other questions involved which possess profound interest for the philosopher We know that the earth is a magnet but as yet no one is able to say what 1893 makes it so The fundamental secret of terrestrial magnetism has not been 7 solved Then too there are various changes in direction which mark the LEXINGTON KY jan 2ino behavior of the needle that remain to be explained What influence is it that The makes the needle swing to and fro to a ALWAYS DAINTY pretty work of bright girls under the microscopic extent every day Why is it direction of skilled men in surroundings as that the diurnal swing is greater in clean as a parlor make it positive that Peebles Candy Is always dainty years of sun spot abnudauee than at the Money cannot buy any Al AAV minimum stage of solar activity Why rUlYL ILlYlO PIIRF higher grade ingredients do the indications of the needle differ than are used in the manufacture of Peebles jAjfcN s fMlOTV y7 r V3 aniiy an absolute guarantee that it is always in summer from those of winter What pure aiu wholesome is the key 10 tne mystery of the long A I lAAV FRFH AGENTS are supplied period movement that makes it necesrrVLOn daily from the factory flLiYlO What Candy insuring that it is always sary to rechart the situation with fresh and delicious Superior to others but causet tne convulsive behavior of the price no higher Try it magnets fpt a few hours or days when Agents Allegretti A Bohels delicjous a ma A fuU line always on hand JllOC there is a great outbreak of sun spots lie And ie there any relation between the Th ill R Peebles Sons Co weather aud the fluctuations in the earths mafiietism There are theories H S PEEBLES Preat subjects but no generally ao- j on tbes O In this city by cepted doctrines and the human mind Peebles Candy Is sold exclusively is so constituted that it will not rest G S WKrrPV Ush agenoicr ffr Lyleburn until further light is obtained New AS FEE fc OS Fi u i Caiio 1 iu as A great trade winner York Tribune B 1522Ft 5 From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p 121 From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m 1 the aftetteti feantftBJitijta f its meaning will be excited Tssrlfc mind of the scientist who aftorwjtsA i e is -- ¬ ¬ Publish d every Tuesday morning T1 has the mot complete and reliable market reportp pgE0p tfttftfat for atortI It in Republican to the core but neTer offensive fepxfita Its departments relating to Farming Labor Manufactur m ing and Legislation re of the greatest value to every reader It is an up to date family newspaper It has ten pages compactly reaping a filled with the mott important news of the world and just what the Ladies with small feetare Isgrigs family fireside most enjov a a barvebt at Dayis 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for weak eye styes sore eyes rjf anj kind or granulated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents Weak Eyee are Made Strong ¬ particulars ¬ P-hl- -s W C Rixearsox G P A Cincinnati Ohio lOin 6t dim vision made clear styes removed aud granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind 8petdily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar-tee by all good druggists i j Brs Cincinnati - j J KJKlilTNiTffl says I first took Wine of Cardul When we had been married three years but Nine eould not have any children months later I had a fine girl baby LOUISA HALE of Jefltorscn Ga j Coughed 20 Years I suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail un- ¬ til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J 15 noi eii Pine-Tar-Hon- ey ung Irritation is the forerunner to consumption Pine-Tar-Hone- Grantsburg 111 will cure it Bells give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twenty five cenla at all good druggist y Dr and

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