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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVEEY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb i 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY News FRIDAY APRIL MILLERSBURG 7 1899 NO 28 OLIYER CHILLED PLOWS STODDARD DISC HARROWS HAMILTONS DISC HARROWS Nte leathered Id Aiii About The Kur i John Tbornion has teemed a position in Louisville Dick and Will Collier left Tuesday for New Mexico Miss Addie Chancellor is visiting relatives in Maysyille Mrs Sanford Allen is visiting her parents in Stanford Jno W Bedford Sr is able to be out after a serious illness Prof U M Best ipent Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati Mrs Rhoda Conwny of Carlisle is visiting Mrs Sandusky Miss Mary E PnTiell of Paris is the guest of Misa Pumell Mrs Jenuie Lyle of near Paris is the guest of Mm Saudusky Frank Herbert got 140 rhikeus from one hatching of hit incubator Mrs f M Best tent Snnday with Mrs W M Pumell in Paiis Mrs Lizzie Miller irttit to Cincinnati ¬ ¬ Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Tl id Street Oppo ¬ N Freight Depot site the L DEALER IN GEO W STUART Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole FIED SEEDS OF EVERY VARIETY Agent For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi cannel ever mined Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of therr always on hand Are Standard tcolsofthe highest grade They always do the work and do it right a - Be Sure 5Toul C3 et Ttie Best Black Hawk Corn Planter IS of grains Always drops the same number Black Hawk Tue day to visit her pireuts Miss Nannie Parkin h t gone to Cov ington to reside with her sister Mrs Rhoda Conway is the guest of her sister Mrs Fannie Porter Mr F Liuiay and wife of Blue Lie 8 spent Tuesday with Mrs Ed Ingels Mclutyre shipped two McClintock cars of hogs to Baltimore Wednesday Mrs G S Allen is visiting her sister Mrs Romulus Payue at Payne s Depot visited lohn flntsell of Ciuciunati here Tuesday aud Wednesday relatives Miss Lucy lee Allen and Miss Bess Pumell were in Lexington Wednesday Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of extra nice horses to Atlanta yesterday Mrs Robert Caldwell has returned FREE EE WALLACES BARGAIN STORE the great labor saver no thining corn alter the slllJrkJiLLl- -WAGONS OLD HICKORY WAGONS OLDS Sold only WAGONS On Saturday April 8th we will present to our customers abso ¬ lutely free every article in our SPECIAL THE WINDOW Nobody lghted If you buy 50 ets worth of goods you will re ¬ ceive a valuable present any way and if you are JLUCKY you may get the entire Free Window Call and see us Will explain our plan for these great EKE E GIFTS which we repeat will be abso ¬ from Cincinnati much improved in lutely FREE to our customers We are still selling Bargains and our New Arrivals just purchas ¬ health ed in the East are SO GOOD and SO CHEAP that we are ourselves John Vimont was this month assigned astonished Life is too short to spend time in bragging about the as storekeeper at E H Taylor Coe quality of onr goods All we have to say is We will return your Frankfort money if you are not satisfied with your bargain Mrs A E RarcdalHrt Stella Long formerly of this place died Saturday at Danville 111 R B Bonlden the new postmaster canceled over 26 worth of stamps one day this week Ed Wadell left Mondav for Galena Kan where he has secured a position in a drug store Mr Albert F iwos returned Wednesday from New Mexico much improved in health The Baptist Church ladies recently shipped 56 dozen egge to ihe Orphans Home at Louisville James Daugbrty and sister Mips were the guests at Mr Ike Mary ¬ ¬ ftrxci See Come xxca Se You are always welcome whether you buy or not Combine Strength Durability and Lasting Qualities WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 429 Main Street J R J NE ELY S W8L SON DEALER IX SEED POTATOES Field See and Farming Implements Has located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side of the Court House Square and has on hand a large display of w g Chancellors Sunday J D Wyatt will open tbe TJ S Milliuerv store next week with Mrs Robt Caldwell in charge Carpenter Bros sold two handsome saddle Holdings to Dr Campbell uJ BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New York Stock I can sell them as low as anybody as them before the big advance 1 Buchanan W Vh price 400 Miss Mat tie Barnett has a stock of trimmed hats which she will be pleased to have yon call and examine The Postmaster at this place sold to one person last Saturday 2 ceut stamps to the amount of fifty dollars The entertainment given by the Mis sionary Society at the Methodist Church was largely attended and much enjoyed The ladies aid society netted 1140 at their spelling match Mis Annie Jefferson was the successful contestant Mrs Jos Miller gave htr a close race Miss Edna Young of Carlisle died Wednesday of consumption at the home McClintock of her uncle Thos A where she has been making her home ¬ bought J M RION - wr m - 1 t dfafPefgi1 for several months this morning Mr Burial at Carlisle M The Tenth Street Grocer STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL WAGONS AND CARRIAGES THE VULCAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF THE 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 O Pnrnell were married at the Gait House in Louisville Tuesday evening at 7 p m by Rev J A Taylor pastor of the Millersburg Baptist Church They were accompanied by Mr S M Allen cou in of tho bride YesThe Lexington Herald says morning a handsome young terday couple arrived in the city over the K C N and immediately divi iou of the L N train for Louisboarded the L ville They were accompanied by sev eral friends aud were joined here by Mr Juliau McClintock of East Maxwell A telegram from Louisville street brought the information that they secured marriage license yesterday afternoon in that city Th v are Mr Fiank Collier and Miss Jennie M Purnell both of prominent families in B mrbon Mr Collier is a successful county young groceryman of Millersburg and Miss Purnell is a neice of Judge William Purnell County Judge of Bourbon They have a number of friends and relatives in this city who will wish tbem bon voyage on the happy journey they will have entered in reality perhaps by the time the Herald reaches its readers today if in fact they hav not already done so The reporter was nnable to ascertain whether the party eloped or had chosen this method for the romance there is in it ¬ ¬ ¬ Frank Collier and Jennie I ¬ ¬ ¬ 1899 PAT WASHINGTON 589 -- 1899 ¬ It sare in my apency-nonuni- on Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire A XjiTT irxg 15 wind and storm Mares sold traded or bred to another horse without my consent the money W 0 HINTON Agent will be claimed for service rendered by my horse must be paid when mare is 15 3 hands high a model in form and finish with extra ftp fine eyes head and neck and the highest tail saddle horse on limbs find Ub diosition is perfect He traces as much fancv blood as auv naddl record a stallion on record His gaits are natural and swift He rank in the front as v they have won among the bst in th sh producer of high class saddlers and ring including the get of old Black Squirrel Pat Washington is a grand breeder and 500 was offered for one of his colts He was sired by Washington b bv Oomwell and on to the jrreat Denmark including the great Halcorn bhow mare of Tennessee First dam Minme Parvin the noted ehow mare y Bantifnl Hack Term8 Fox -- Colt JS wVISLiSON The broken lots of shoes we are offer ing at special Hale thi week are the finest ¬ Mares kept at 10 cents per day aud Kiass bills taken away Will not be responsible for aiHVnts 3 J miles tf mkes en onr shlvf a Davis Thomson Isgrig from Paris on the Paris North MiaJletown iike erixr7rj3JLx aud Come No business on Snnday see him THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL N 7 1899 J E LIFE OF A LEAF How many lives have come to gTiei How many parted been TfV0 the light tnis Vagrant leaf Unfoldec fresh and green How many shining bubbles burst How much has passed away Since this sweet leaf a bud at first In natures bosom lay What stubborn fights what cities stormed What splendid victories won Since this soft leaf divinely formed First looked upon the sun Squadrons twain a kingdoms pride Have vanished from the scene Thousands have perished side by side And still the leaf is green A haughty foe has felt our power Our leniency no less Since this leaf to the sunny shower Revealed its loveliness Its daybreaks brief have been as bright Its sunsets few have burned Yet thrones have shook since to the light As unto life is turned Here on this hilltop where the wind Blows from the far off sea It looks before not nor behind Nor mourns melodiously And yet How much of human grief How much of anguish keen Since to the light this fragrant leaf Unfolded fresh and green Moses Teggart in Springfield Mass Re publican off to where the glass hung the captain had brought up another which he was using from the poop and when he fetched it to the rail he climbed upon a coil of line and brought it to bear ¬ ne strode I ¬ F tl Cotcioj Copyright 1896 All rights reserved by I Appleton A Co SYNOPSIS Chapter I Master Ardick just reached his majority and thrown upon his own re- ¬ sources after stating his case to oneHouth wick a shipmaster is shipped as second mate on the Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym the supercargo descries a sail CHAPTER II OP THE BRUSH WITH THE BUACK SHIP I plunged off to the forecastle seiz ¬ ¬ ing a handspike as I went Thunder ing on the hath and then opening it I roared down All hands ahoy Look alive In an instant there was a bouncing out of bunks and hammocks and a rush up the hatch The fellows popped out in quick succession and in a flash the entire crew was ranged on deck To the braces shouted the cap All ready tain through the trumpet to slack and haul Some of you for ward to tend spritsail These orders taken up by the mate as the yelling of the wind drowned in part even the bellowing of the trumpet were rapidly obeyed and the crew scrambled to their stations and stood ready Down helm was shouted back to the two fellows at the tiller The ships head began to fall off and as it did so the orders to handle the braces followed In a mere matter of moments GfSstr did tie men work urged on indeed by ike knowledge that there was sora unusual stress though as yet the understood imperfectly the cause fin that few moments the last order was carried out and the ships I had head now pointed due north kept an vye on the strangers movements while we were fetching the Industry upon the new course and was not greatly surprised on casting my eye that way to see the broad bows suddenly fall away from the wind and the lomif black side begin to show At the same moment her yards flew round and thus she too was pointed north There could be but one explanation of this last action the stranger meant to overhaul us I was now burning to get speech with the captain or Sel linger that I might resolve something more certain out of this stirring busi ness but for the present they were busied with other matters so that I did not like to seek them The readiest answer o be come at was that she was Dutch and was making a flying cruise of it in the channel If so she should be both faster and stronger than she looked for it would be a bold thing indeed for a mere wagon of a mer chant rigger without broadside gxins and having no near friendly port for refuge thus to seek prizes in our nar row seas While I was turning these matters ovejr in my mind taking care to keep an eye out aft the while to be in readiness for sudden orders the companion opened and the supercargo again appeared The mate was stand ing near by and Mr Tym at once went over to him and by his expression and some words which the wind took to me desired to know what had hap This was the very thing I pened would have for now without pushing myself into their counsels I could slip a little nearer and be made acquaint tone ed with he whole matter The captain thinks we had best try Ay p Dutchman fast enough the a gun I must serve it Do you stand A daring felsupercargo was saying low too and not to be lightly shaken ready to help work the ship Call the off I fancy Will it do to set a lit more carpenter and put him in charge of the magazine The main hatch will rui profitable the have to be opened till they can get up It would not be She is doing what the first supply of ammunition after mate answered she can with this strength of wind By which batten it down again The rest the breaking of the clouds yonder it can come up the companion Tell Spy will presently quiet a bit and then we glow that he can fetch out the arms will see what can be done You ob- chest and take the pikes from the serve that we hold our own with the beekets and pile them up No harm to fellow at present and carry as much have things at hand Stay You may likewise gret out the medicine chest as he dees I per- and set it in the open space tween Yes said the supercargo decks That must serve as a cockpit ceive that We will make a race with him for if any are hurt Let the cook who is the coast pursued the mate and it something of a sawbones go thither will go hard with us if we do not give The cabin boy can assist him That will do for now and look alive lam a shrewd brush I said in a seeming Aye aye How far might it be Surely twenty hearty voice though to own the miles Say truth my heart was beginning to beat Call it a bit more - fast and I felt a bit weak in the knees He could make that by nlghtand hurried away In a few minutes sat- all the orders were carried out and the True said Mr Tym with a isfied nod and if he should overhaul mate was free to try his experiment When I returned to the deck the ns on this course we could try a bow¬ gangport had been unhooked and 1he line ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The supercargo used the glass for some time but finally put it by and went up to have a talk with the cap tain Of course I could not hear what they said but it was easy to guess that it must be about the present strait In a few moments the captain came to the verge of the poop and called the mate Master Sellinger hurried up the ladder and the three men talked togeth- ¬ er earnestly The mate then came down ajrain and immediate the captain walked to the color halyards and with his own hands ran up the flag As it blew out at the rnizzen truck the crew who as well as n self were watching anxiouslv and curiouslv the doings aft broke into a cheer All eyes were now on the stranger for this was a clear demand that he should declare his intentions It was the most stirring moment thus far since the chase or race if you please had begun The long black mass rose on the next crest and slid foaming down the valley and again soared and fell How we watched her Lift lift she rose uptilted her great house of a stern and plunged with the shock of the parted seas down the declivity and all swiftly and might ily rode to the top again and still not a handkerchiefs breadth of bunting Five and at last ten minutes and the same monotonous upride and tilt and fall The captain stood with straddled legs silently using his telescope and the mate was in the mizzen shrouds scanning the foe under the pent house of his hand The supercargo leaned over the poop rail holding on hat and wig and the rest of us lined the weather bulwark in the waist Of a sudden the captain lowered his glass and shut it up The supercargo turned catching the action and they came together and exchanged a few words The thing is fetched to a head said a sailor at my elbow with an excited pull at his waistband He had scarce spoken when Houth wick left Mr Tym and stepped briskly to the head of the poop ladder Master Sellinger set the mainsail and reef it Take vst one reef in the foresail The mate was off his perch to the deck in an instant and at hfs word the men flew to their stations The wind had less weight now than formerly and blew steadier but for all that I appre hended that we were taking considerable hazard to thus swell our canvas Yet very quickly the thing was done and under the added pressure the ship drove her nose into the smother and made a strong lurching start of it on- ¬ ward While I was stepping back from the foot of the main shrouds and in the act of directing one of the men to coil up a loose length of halyard some one behind me gave a shout and I turned to see that the dark ship was likewise whitening with added sail On we raced and it must have been that the greater part of an hour went bv So far the Dutchman and we were rarely well matched he driving along at the same point off our beam as though he might be our shadow But a change was at hand All in a mo ment as it seemed his long bulk be gan to narrow the small slant of his sails that we could see expanded and at once his pot round bows rode leap ing and sinking into view He had changed his plan and would fly straight at us In an instant the trumpet of Capt Honthwick began to bellow Man braces Down helm Slack lee braces Haul in on the weather Aft here some of you and let out a reef in the lateen It was clear what the skipper would be at The cruiser perceiving that he could not outsail us and cut us off meant to close in and try to disable us with his guns To prevent this we must turn tail and make a straight away run of it The question then to be set tled was whether he could get near enough to wing us by cutting up our spars and rigging I thought this all out at a blink as the Scotch say for just at the moment I had to use my fin ¬ gers rather than my brains When I came in from the boltsprit having gone there on some matter concerning the drawing of the sail I found that the Dutchman was fair astern of us only the slant of his sails catching the light and the rest of him standing up round and black I think something like two hours now passed only one thing but that an important one happening which was that the Dutchman slowly gained upon us At last Houthwick said something to which the others appeared to assent and the mate hurried off the poop He espied me as 1 stood by the main shrouds and beckoned me to him When I came up he said low and in a strained quick ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ turned to see whether the mate was ready I mean ready to have the ship luffed so that he could secure his aim I heard a low dull boom and as I whirled again a ball of smoke blew out from the bows of our pursuer and wreathed off to leeward Hes firing at the moon said the mate contemptuously and now I saw that the excitement had struck the color from the mans cheeks save for a little patch of red which showed under the sea burn and that his guns canvas jacket taken As I a long sinking step backward whirled raced to the edge of the poop and rounded down in a loese heap one arm hanging over the verge move or scarce think the captain took THE FORCE OF HABIT 44 Johns Manner of Returning from His Natural Rambles Dill the Trlclt Love and a Cough Cannot be Hid ft It is this fact that makes nerves were strung high and firm called the captain At the gun Are jou ready Mas- ¬ the poop from ter Sellinger All ready sir Then to the braces men Luff he roared back to the two fellows at the helm The ship came handsomely into the wind and as she dipped to the bottom of a hollow the mate gave a swift glance along his gun and applied the He had loaded while I was below and I knew not what the charge was d but it must have contained a for I saw a tremendous dimple all over the water just outside of scat-ter-loa- linstock ¬ the Dutchmans forefoot A good beginning shouted the Have at him again captain We got upon our course once more and meantime the gun was reloaded Ha which he was blowing up in his hand He pointed oward the enemy and lo two ports in the bows had opened and in each was the round target spot which marked the muzzle of a gun He has discovered that something besides swivels will be needed said Mr Tym who had come without our Nay but perceiving him among us he is about to give us the compliment of his whole broadside A tremendous crashing roar and a sky full of smoke followed I think I stooped but I am not sure and the next that comes clear before me is that a great splinter from somewhere overhead struck the deck near me and gave a queer sort of elastic spring and went overboard I confess I jumped back and as I did so I ground my heel upon something soft and had to make cried the mate pausing with his fuse hes showing his teeth at last If we could rouse her from this apathy CHAPTER III said the doctor turning from the patient OF THE COURSE OF EVENTS TILL WE with a worried look there might he some hope If she could be made to speak we WERE FINALLY SOUTH BOUND might make her realize her condition and Some one behind me shouted and get her to make an effort to save herself He turned to the husband who knelt by there was a rush of the men and cries the bed his haggard face buried in the white and in the midst of it I saw the little supercargo dart from some place aft spread understand her so well said the You and raise the captains head I leaped physician almost irritably Cant you say to the poop ladder and flung myself up something or do something that will arouse stupor her and then I turned to the poor captain you from thisthat wouldIsnt there anything awaken her could do with whom it had fared indeed after A look of hope lighted the husbands pale the worst His lower face save for the face He rose without a word and left the chaps to which some beard hung had house It was midnight The watchers by the been shot away and he was a dead bedside heard the rain pelting against the man even before I had stopped to speak window panes and the wind whistling around the corners of the old home A step to the sailor This is sorrowful business said the sounded on the gravel walk outside a In another second there was the click of latch snpercargo rising with a sigh and cov key fumbling uncertainly in the keyhole of ering the shattered face with his pock- the front door The restless turning of the et handkerchief He was a brave man sick womans head upon the pillow stopped suddenly She seemed to listen and true The door opened and unsteady steps came I summoned three seamen and with aiong the hall The husband entered the great tenderness we brought down dimly lighted room and felt his way among His wifes eyes were open the Capt Houthwicks body which we laid Her chairs twitched once or twice now lips then for the time on the quarter deck cov- parted where have she said faintly ering it with a tarpaulin When these John you been until this hour things were attended to the mate dis patched us again forward and for a Y And thev knew that she was saved N World little we gave our sole attention to the An Evidcnre of Frosperit y handling and better speeding of the It is generally conceded ship The Dutchmans crippled fore- who study the commercial by economists situation of the mast continued to fret him but he country that the great arteries of railway would not give over and so for a long travel are a sure indication of its condition time we both kept ourcourse though the A depression in commercial lines means Industry all the while made a small but abandoned business trips and a the cancellation of pleasure travel while healthy con steady gain It must have been half dition of affairs means business trips and an an hour after this that Master Sellinger increase of passengers on pleasure bent A good evidence that a business revival called me and upon my responding said has gone broadcast over this country is the that he imist now retire to the cabin Lake Shore Limited the star train of the for a little the further disposition of Yanderbilt system between New York and ¬ ¬ the lover and his sweetheart happy and sends the sufferer from a cough to his doctor But there are hidden ills lurking in impure blood The liver is wrong or the kid it is thought Did it ever occur neys to you that the trouble is in your blood Purify this river of life with Hoods Sarsaparilla Then illness will be ban- ¬ ished and strong- vigorous healtn will result Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best known best endorsed and most natural of all blood purifiers - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Catarrh I suffered from childhood with catarrh Was entirely deaf in one ear Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me and rest red my bearing Mrs W Stokes Midland Tex Sore Eyes - Humor in the blood made my daughters eyes sore so that we feared blindness until Hoods Sarsaparilla made her entirely well E B Gibsoh Henuiker N H ¬ JccfoSi Only r mX f L ft WW uiSjumjn ¬ ¬ Hoods fills cure liver ill tlie non irntatintf and only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Theres Stand- ¬ One j With a view to taking the best possible care that of its patrons the New York Central has ship arranged to increase the equipment of this ing train by placing an additional standard sleeper on the trains leaving New York and sign Chicago Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur beloAv days To appoint After a little Mr Tym and the mate ments and the regularoftraveler the are well comforts this train returned to the deck their counte- known but if you have never made a trip nances though sober cleared as I on it you owe it to yourself to see and en- advance made thought as it might be they had set joy the modern railwayin comfort and lux ury in travel Remember tled their business to their minds the fare is no higher on this train except between New York and Chicago while the TO BE CONTINUED accommodations and service place this particular train conspicuously at the head of the list when compared with othr lines another spring to prevent falling By CONSCIENCE AND THE LAW Albany Journal this time I had backed nearly to the quarter deck and the smoke having There Are Some Queer Notions Which He Took It Gently now almost blown away I leaned If theyd all do business that way Moat People Entertain aa to said the man in chaige of the long distance against the break of the deck and Right and Wrong telephone as a young man laid down the looked around The spot where I had fee and went out this wouldnt be a bad stumbled first arrested my eye and A lawyer is the repository of more job to hang on to but he is an exception In what respect secrets than a priest or doctor said Why he called up Chicago asked a girl a member of the fraternity while tak to marry him got the marble heart and ing his ease at the club went out without a kick Some fellows Mostly rascally suggested his lis- would have laid around here for an hour after to shake themselves together and then tener Well yes admitted the lawyer make a big row at having to pay regular It is my experience that there never rates Philadelphia Press m yet was a case where one side was The White Mans Burden wholly in the right and the other side Is paying rent for a poor farm Now is the wholly in the wrong That is what time to secure a good farm on the line of St Paul Kail makes it easy on a lawyers conscience the Chicago Milwaukee Wisconsin where way in Marinette County You didnt think he had one Come the crops are of the best work plenty line give us something new But what 1 markets excellent climate pure soft water was about to say was that very few land sold cheap and on long time Why rent a farm when you can buy one for less people have a conscience than you pay lor rent Address C E RolI thought everybody had one lins Land Agent 161 La Salle St Chica the voyage standing to be settled and Chicago which is daily comfortably filled meanwhile I was to command the With that and upon my ascend ¬ to the quarter deck he made a to Mr Tym and thej both went ¬ j ard of Quality in Athletic Goods Spalding Accept no Handsome Catalogue Free BROS SPALDING Chicago New York Denver A G HI ¬ substitute ¬ ¬ ¬ SMITHERS RETORT He Makes a Tart Reply to the Land lady at the Private Family Boarding House ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ l Theoretically everybody has but it is only used in judging other persons acts When a man is personally interested he puts his conscience tc one side Thats what makes work for The captain rounded down in a loose heap the lawyers Every term there are hundreds of cases tried in which one there rolled up almost in a ball lay party knows he is entirely in the the body of old Dingsby His belt had wrong but hopes to get the better of burst with the strain of his doubling his opponent by some slip of the over or perhaps was cut by the glanc law ing fragment of shot and it was slipThe root of the trouble he went ping off him almost giving him an air on is that people have got their of unbuckling it from the front his morals mixed Nine tenths of the peo back being toward me The mate ple think that nothing is wrong un and the Frenchman were standing up less the law says it is If they should stiff and bold near the gun and no happen to land in a country where one else had been hurt that I could stealing was unknown and where of perceive course there would be no laws against The captains figure broke through ft they would feel justified in stealing the passing cloud of smoke coming Now laws dont make crimes crimes from the helm or some part aft and make laws If there wasnt a law on pausing at the edge of the poop the statute books it would still be On deck there how fares it he wrong to kill steal cheat or commit inquired peering down Then perceiv- any other crime but you cant get ing the body of the old people to understand that Any mean man he answered his own question overbearing tricky or wrong action So they have slain poor Dingsby that the law does not absolutely forCarry him a bit aside some of you bid they will do the inherent sense and bestow him in a seemly sort We of justice which is supposed to lurk will do better anon What say you in every mans breast is largely a Master Sellinger have you a sharp myth word back Why dont you preach that to your Aye aye sir growled the mate clients asked his friend Luff her and 1 will give her a ahwiwd And lose all my clients No thank answer enough you said the lawyer indignantly Luff it is then Chicago Times Herald Again we came into the wind arid again the mate sighted and applied hfs Ker rlnoilne Killed Him linstock The smoke drifted astern Among the historical incidents conand I eagerly jumped into the shrouds nected with the rathhaus is one re and stared through the first clear lating to an old judge who laughed opening What was my delight when himself to death One sultry day I saw the great bulk of the Dutchman reads the record during a recess of sawing wildly into the wind beating the council the members were leanup a yeast of foam and all a wreck for ing from th windows of the rath ward where his fore topmast and fore haus in the hope of catching any topgallant mast hung in a dreadful stray wind It was the period of hoops mess from the foremast head and voluminous skirts and maid Presently th order came to handle shared with mistress the mania for the ship and fill awaj-- upon our old distended attire On this pulseless course summer day a pretty servant girl in a We had got everything to drawing wide hooped skirt and a gray bodice and I had climbed upon the weather made her way through the loitering bulwarks my mind very content and groups up to the fountain She filled casting looks of exultation at the her tub and lifted it to her head but floundering Dutchman when with in this movement lo the wonderful very startling suddenness a spit of fire 6kirt was wrested from its fastenings darted along his cumbered foredeck and dropped to the ground The judge and a terrible whistling ball rushed had seen the maid approach the foun close above my head I distinctly felt tain like a ship under full sail and the wind of it and was off my perch when he now beheld her collapsed and half tumbling indeed to the deck In abashed he was filled with such huan instant mor that upon the spot he laughed As I steadied myself on my legs I himself to death Harpers Magavne W ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr Smithers is a somewhat fastidious young man who is looking for a new boarding place Smithers cant abide the regula tion boarding house and always tries to live with a private family He is now convinced that an ad which solicits boarders for a nice private family is often a snare for a stuffy double flat inhabited by one small family and 24 boarders Smithers called one day last week at a place with a glowing description just on the m flunk of Michigan avenues aristocracy Hum suspiciously like a boarding house thought Smithers as he took in the dimenA collarless negro servant who sions opened the door confirmed his suspicions but he had gone too far then to back out A sharp nosed snippy landlady came in with a top lofty air Er ah I Relieve I am mistaken he be- ¬ gan I supposed I should find a private fairkily By the advertisement hu m The laughter and the familiar boarding house hum of 14 clerks and ten lady sten- ¬ go III ographers came up from the dining room in the basement The mistress of the con- ¬ An Exception Labor saving machinery has been the glomerate private family drew herself up You are entirely mistaken sir great boon of mankind 6aid the political proudly she asserted in a rasping orator voice this is not a boarding house Well it never saved you anything remarked an old constituent on the fringe of although we have a few friends living with us the crowd Philadelphia North American Smithers sniffed the air There was a dis- ¬ The merchant who sent up toy balloons tinct odor of prunes and corned beef Well I must say he remarked as he with his ad painted on them knew how turned up his coat collar and fled down the to get his name up L A Bulletin steps that it smells like a boarding house Chicago Inter Ocean He struck it St Jacobs Oil struck his madam Rheumatism It was stricken out ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ seven-dollar-a-wee- k ¬ ¬ ¬ Some poets are always a musing but not necessarily tunny Chicago Daily News Tn the morning well soreness and stiffness ice St Jacobs Oil cures the corner The man came out of an office building on the run and started down the street cried the policeman on Here Here He Had Reason to Rnn cobs Oil nutters Lumbago Many a girls heart has been melted by cream u a w uulJetin Told you no In one night cured St Ja ¬ me a book on 28 weekly installments of 233 each cried the victim The policeman instantlv released his hold Run Run like a white ¬ he cried Maybe you can get away from him head Theres a man back there trying to Whats your hurry sell yet Indianapolis Journal ¬ man-o-wa- rs - J TALKS WITH WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ five-and-twen- ty ¬ heard a laugh above me and on looking up saw Capt Houthwick standing at the top of the poop ladder He shook his shaggy head at me mightily amused as it seemed at the way I rolled or the bulwark and as I looked up he said somethicg in a kind of chuckling voice and turned away I had his tall broad figure for an instant in my eye and then came the boom of another gun from the Dutchman and before I coultf Interchangeable lars Where in thunder are all my Why col- ¬ Im wearing one and sister has another Birdie took another and the rest are at the laundry But Ill swear there was a clean one in the drawer this noon Yes Bridget borrowed that r x r i rcuing v oriu for the turn of life It is a critical period PREPARE of the change appear be sure your physi- ¬ cal condition is good The experience is a wonderful one and under some circumstances full of menace Mrs Pink ham of Lynn Mass will give you her advice without charge She has done so much for women surely you can trust her Read this letter from Mrs M C Grif fing of Georgeville Mo Dear Mrs Pinkham The doctor called my trouble ulcera- ¬ tion of womb and change of life I was troubled with profuse flow ing and became very weak When I wrote to you I was down in bed had not sat up for six months was under a doctors treatment all the time but it did me no good I had almost given up in despair but your Vegetable Compound has made me feel like a new woman I cannot thank you enough I would advise any woman who is afflicted as I have been to write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass and get her ad- ¬ vice and be cured as I have been Mrs F H Alifn 419 Nebraska Ave Toledo Ohio writes Dear Mrs Pinkham Change of life was working on me My kidneys and bladder I had been were affected confined to the house all sum- ¬ mer not able to stand on my feet for any length of time Terrible pains when urinat Wym ing and an itching that mm WJm nearly drove me wild I jad tried many remeI told my hus dies I had ereat faith band in yours and he got me a bottle am now on my fourth bottle I feel that I am entirely cured I can work all day I can hardly realize that such a wonderful cure is possible Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound is the best medicine for women Dont wait until you are prostrated with the mysterious con- ¬ Get Mrs Pinkhams ad ¬ dition known as Change of Life vice and learn how other women got through ¬ war 5l ¬ ¬ n ¬ ¬ V V v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL RAILROAD Time CA1D 7 1899 3 GOVERNMENTAFTER TRUSTS Action to Be Brought Against the Chesa peake and Ohio Fuel Co and Fif- ¬ teen Other Corporations THE TRIAL OF MRS GEORGE Seven Jurors Are in the Box Subject to Peremptory Challenge A Man in AGUINALDO IS SUPPLANTED ¬ L N R H ARRIVAL OF TRAIN8 Prom Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 pm 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m Washington April 6 By direction From MayBville 742 328 pm am 325 p m DBPABTTTRE OF TRAINS of Solicitor General Richards with the approval of Attorney General Griggs a bill in equity has been prepared by United States Attorney W E Bundy bringing action in the United ¬ To Cincinnati 15 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 7 47 a m 1105 a mj 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 11 08 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 685 p m F B Care Agent -- States circuit court for the southern district of Ohio against the Chesapeake and Ohio Fuel Co of Cincinnati and 15 other companies or corporations miners or producers and shippers of coal or coke for violation of the anti trust act of July 2 1890 O Fuel In addition to the C Co the defendants in the case are mm EAST HI n TIME TABLE BOUND Lv Louisville 830am 600pm Ar Lexington 1115am K40pm Lv Lexington 1125am 8fxpm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester ll5Kam 9J3pm 915am ttiUpm Ar Mt Sterling 12i25pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 mm 540pm Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm ArNew York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort AjrShelbyvtile Ar Louisville MfcOlam 1 7X0am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am K30pm 100am 72pm H 15pm 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 auv information call on F B Care Agent L N R R orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington ¬ K Frankfort Cincinnati h ELKHORN ROUTE RD IN EFFECT LOCAL TIME DE EMBEK 6th 18 8 EAST BOUND No 3 No 1 Paw Pass No 5 Mixed 7 Lve FntntTori a HtU 3 WpiO i 00pm 1 20pm 7 Ham 3 52pm Lvc PIkhorn 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm Lve Switrer Lve -- tamping Grnd 7 2Hub 4 10pm 1 55pm 7 Maiu 4 16pm Lve D j vails 7 3iMm 4 22pm Johnson 7 4am 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve Georgetown Lve C B Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm 8 17am 4 48om Live Newtown 8 25a rn 4 pm Iwo Centreville 8 30am 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth 8 40a in 5 10pm Arr Pari c given as follows Donald McDonald the Robinson Coal Co W R Johnson the Kanawha Splint Coal Co Carver Bros Enoch Carver Joseph Renshaw Re- to them They said Wednesday that ceiver for the Big Black Band Coal Co they had heard that a man in womans the Charlemore Coal Co McCallister clothes was seen loitering in dark Co Mecca Coal Coke Co the Chesa- streets of the city on several nights peake Mining Co the Coalburg Col preceding the murder lierv Co the Montsromcrv Coal Co The following jurors were accepted the Belmont Coal Co and Harris B Wednesday morning Abraham Fa Smith special receiver for the Lens nacht Amos L Brenner Julius A Se Creek Coul and Coke Co wang David Warstler This completed It is alleged in the bill that the de- the 13 subject to peremptory chal fendants on December 15 1807 entered lenge Prosecutor Pomerene chal into a contract and combination in the lenged Lafayette Swigart peremptorily form of a trust and conspiracy in re and he was excused II H Everhard straint of trade and commerce in re- was then accepted and Warstler was gard to the sale and production of peremptorily challenged and excused coal and coke and in violation of This left the jury one shy again This agreement it is said law went into effect about January 1 THE PLANS ARE COMPLETED 1898 and since that time they have monopolized and controlled the New Dry Dock to Be Uuilt at Mure Island Large Enough to Receive the amount of coal and coke produced in ¬ Largest llaitle Ship the Kanawha district and only permitted such amount of coal mined and -- Adro Washington April Bndi oke made by the several defendants as could be sold by the C A O Fuel cott chief of the naval bureau of yards Lo and that the defendants were and docks Wednesday completed and nly permitted to ship their propor- submitted to the secretary of the navy tionate amotint of coal at a stipulated the plans and specifications for the price and figured upon the ratio desig ¬ new dry dock at Mire Island Cal nated in the contract as fixed by the This to be an important undertaking By this section giving a dook large enough to receive executive committee it is allcg ed that competition in the the largest battle ship The limit of ¬ ale of the same has been totally de cost is SS25090 and the specifica tions call for the completion of the stroyed The court is petitioned to enjoin the work within two and a half years lefendants from selling or shipping The dock is to be of timber 750 feet iny coal or coke into any state other long from head to outer gate sill 141 than that in which they reside by vir- feet width in body 101 at entrance US HO tue of their agreement which the feet depth from coping to floor and ourt is asked to declare illegal and feet draft over sill at mean high water The work will be advertised and the void ¬ Bay horse 15 hands 3 in foaled ld93 Alabaster 4 215 By ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 213 Womans Clothing and fifty three in 230 Manila April 6 There were per- ¬ O April 6 The trial oi Caxton 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wirsins2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny sistent rumors Wednesday that Agui 2 220 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc Mrs Anna E George was resumed 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of 8 Wednesday morning at 830 with sever naldo the insurgent leader has been 224 jurors in the box subject to peremp supplanted in the control of Filipino in 230 list Sultan Vinw etc 3rd dam Bell Maid dam of Center 229i by Idol 177 tory challenges Mrs George escorted affairs by Gen Antonio Luna comma210 etc 4th dam by Pilo Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 of the Filipino forces by Turnkey Charles Doll and accom- nder-in-chief 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Wiggins took his record of Breed to early Meed if you want early speed panied by her friend Mrs Siddenger Luna is described as being a typical belligerent 219 and could beat 214 at 2 years old He started in six races winning five arrived shortly before the call A Spanish banker who was inter- straight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his year 1895 Mrs George was to order of court and as a yearling showed Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a highly pleased when her son handed viewed expressed fear that the procla- very fast and gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson her a bouquet from Mr Norris an mation will not reach the masses con- of Rushville Ind elderly friend from Hanoverton Two trolling the rebellion because he exA hundred men and a half dozen women plained the Filipinos at Manila are Lien retaiued on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day Acci- rushed into the court room Wednes- mostly domestics and clerks who have dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address day morning in the formLof a flying no definite opinions and the outside of the city have undoubtedJAMKS E CLAY wedge when the doors were opened Ma roll mon t Stock Tarni ly intercepted it The attorneys for the defense have Paris Ky Continuing the Spanish banker said a clue to evidence that may be helpful Jay-Eye-Se- Reported That Gen Antonio Luna a Typi cal Belligerent Has Control of the Filipino Forces WIGGINS 2 2l9i e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 2000 TO INSURE COLT wire-pulle- rs ¬ that if the proclamation had been sued on Ma3r 2 is- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ or even on August 14 of last year the result would have been different as in his opinion based on 20 years experience the onl- - argu ment which appeals to the masses here is the gun The editor of Oceanic thinks the proclamation is the most politic document ever published in the Philippine islands and it is bound to convince the wavering of the folly of further hos ¬ ¬ ¬ tilities An English merchant stys the first claxise with reference to the establish- ¬ ment and maintenance of American ¬ sovereignty and warning the rebels should settle the question in the mind of every thinking Filipino A Seotch ship owner thinks it does not leave any further doubt as to the policy of the United States and that consequently Aguinaldo must submit to the inevitable as the continuance of hostilities is opposed to the best inter ¬ ests of the Filipino y FfWsMlff liiiivZl vuran Hdtfl xPWt HttE8fe Ring out the old Rin out te al3 e krln2 A- IVwl LjWMMvJ Ring in the new in tiie true the new and true from th DR BELLS Pine science to a -T- ar-Honey ¬ Natures most natural remedy Improved bv Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surface of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs areexhila rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cauft of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough 50L0 B alu GOOD DRUGGISTS GEORGIA TRIPLE TRAGEDY Pleasant Permanent Positive Walter R Jackson Shoots and Kills His Wife and Young Babe and Puts a liullet Through His Own Head -- ¬ ¬ contract let at once Jje POSTAL ROUTE IN ALASKA THE SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION Two Men Dne Will lie Established Crossing the Arc tic Circle Extending From St Michaels I to Kotzebue Head of Norton Bay fouth I andNew Se Many Voleanoes Found Ii While Pushing Their Way - New antl WEST BOUND No72 NoT6 No 4 Pass Pats Mixed 9 Mam 5 4upm Lve Pans c 4uam 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth 9 4am 5 55pm Lvo Centreville 9 53am 8 03pm Lv Newtown Lyn 0 R Ry Depot b 10 2 am 6 17pm 7 50am tOXSara 0 20pm 7 Slam Lve Georgetown 1 WasioxTOV April 6 it hue been decided by the post office department to establish a postal route in Alaska which shall cross the Arctic circle One mail route now operated touches the circle but the one proposed goes many miles beyond The new route 37m 020pm LveIonnson 10 43am 6 32pm Lve DuvallR Lve Stamping Grnd 0 50am 6 39pm 8 22am will go from St Michaels by Unalaklik It 00 tmj 6 44pm 8 40am Lve Switzr ill 07am 6 56pm 8 55am Eaton Reindeer station and head of Lve Elkhorn 111 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Northern bay to Kotzebue about 450 Arr Fran kort miles and back with a branch from the Daily except Sunday N b connects with Q a Connects with L headJof Norton bay to Golovin bay A connects with Ky Central about 100 miles and back There will KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS be three round trips from December 1 1899 to May 1900 The purpose is tc V M AM AMjPM 8401 DSAr lf20i 711 provide the miners and missionaries Frankfort Georgetown Ar 1028 617 with a winter service for during the 42t 750 Lt Lv 930 540 fctO 84vjAr Paris Maysville K30 Lv 545 IriJ summer mail can be carried to the at Lv 7s03 2bH Winchester 616 1142 Ar Re Lv t20 200 points named by sailing- vessels 720 lKMJiAr Richmond Dent reports indicate that discoveries GEO B HARPER Genl Supt of gold have been made at Golovin bay Jud K NEWTON G P A 1 - IJriSSKIs April ft Fresh details have been received regarding the arrival of the Belgian south pole expedition in South America The expedition when stopped by ice was near Alexander island It had traveled to a latitude of 71 degrees A minutes and discovered new lands new seas and many voleanoes One officer Lieut Daneo in charge of the magnetic observation died in June Some months earlier the expedition lost a young Norwegian named Wineke an excellent draughtsman who illustrated the expedition The members suffered much from cold in September when the minimuir was 4o degrees below zero ¬ ¬ tla April 6 Walter R Jackson his wife and their S montna old babe were found dead in bed Wed nesday morning Jackson and his wife each had a pistol shot in the head while the child was shot through the body Death was evidently instantane- ¬ ous in each case It is evident that Jackson first shot his wife and child and then himself The deed was done The only other oc ¬ during the night cupant of the house was Mrs E E Richardson Jacksons grandmother who was not awakened by the shots Jackson was a young business mn of high standing and married Miss Janie Codwin a leading society girl a little over two years ago Until recently he was cashier and bookkeeper for a warehouse firm It is supposed he brooded over the loss of his posi tion and killed his family and himself in a fit of insanitv ¬ ¬ Albany PIJWra weak I unss strong Veducah Ky- - Settles Only 25c 50c and 100 Size BE SURE YOU GET I AM 86 YEARS OLD and never used any remedy eqimi to Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey It plves quick and permanent relief Dr Bells to grip s well as coughs and colds makes Pine-Tar-Honey Mrs M A Metcalfa It The New Werner Edition of The Encyclopedia Britannica IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES ¬ GOING TO THE PHILIPPINES I ¬ The Presbyterian foreign Missionary Soviets- Preparing to Send Missionaries to Work in the Islands Give Your Boys a Chance ft were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages A way has been before them X m UIUV1UCU 111 - State Klection in Khode Island y JHt ra MH ai iw nk a The Leading Specialists of America sXK YEARS IN OHIO 20 250000 Cured WECURESTRSCTURE Tk Monnila tf vnnntf rwt m iili I AnCTn many men are troubled with this disease ginartunconsciously They may have a ing sensation email twisting etream bharp cutting pains at times plight dis nhnnu rJiffinltw in common cine weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors cxpeiimenton you bv catting stretching or tearing ¬ ihia will jut euro you as it will revou NEW METHOD TREATturn Our tissue nkunkii ilin ctriotnr iv hence removes tho stricture permanently ¬ It can never return No pain no suffer ing no detention from business by our method rnoexualorgnnsnroireuKiu cnert Tho nerves aro invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Providence R I April 6 The state election Wednesday resulted in A NEW LINCOLN MONUMENT a republican victory though the democrats made gains in many localities A Bill Now Before the Illinois Legislature The entire republican state ticket was Looking to That End It is to Cost successful and the general assembly One Million Dollars will be republican by a large majority 111 SpRixGFiKin April G -- The though not as large as last year The house committee on appropriations socialist vote is large in the cities and adopting- the suggestion of Chairman manufacturing towns Curtis Wednesday prepared a bill pro The Charleston Bombards Dagupan viding for the erection of a new Lin ¬ Manila April 6 The Inited States coln monument in Springfield to cost eruiser Charleston which has been Bl 000000 Of this amount 100000 is cruising along the west coast of Luzon to be appropriated at once for the com to the north sent a boat inshore near mencement of the work congress is to Dagupau last Saturday to take sound be requested to appropriate 500000 ing The rebels opened fire woundinc and 400000 is to be raised b- a popular a United States officer The cruiser subscription The bill was reported to thereupon bombarded the town the the house at Wednesday evenings ses rebels evacuating it sion and advanced to second reading ¬ - ¬ The Presby terian Foreign Mission society is taking- measures looking toward active missionary work in the Philippine Over 87000 has been handed islands to the treasurer though no appeal haa been made hy people who ask that According their names be withheld to Rev Dr F F Ellin wood Rev Rodgers James I who was for many years a missionarj in Brazil Li now on his way to Manila with his wife and will probably arrive at Hong Rev D S Hibbrd Kong this week and his wife formerly of Lynden Kan sas have just started for Manila via Others will leave in San Francisco the near future New York April 6 f f fly X n U1C lCW TTtlliti lCll tinn nf thf FnrvrInnTHin Rritnn- wr nica complete in thirty volumes t- 4i v j a wr L JS l - i A i in the history of man aretreasur- - lrl j v tJUVUL Ull till 3UU CLLS f ¬ Political Economy are a few of its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the Sv ed there A systematic study or this work is equal to any college course AigeDra Anatomy Arcn 9 itecture Building Electricity A FEMALE MAYOR ELECTED ¬ The Women Drove Their Carriages All Through Blinding Snows tarrying Voters to the Polls Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash I l - vt A NOVEL ELECTION RESULT Jumped Into the River and Was Drowned April 6 The Vicksri ro Miss steamer St Joseph broke her shaft and Mrs James Mansfield Elected School Trus- ¬ blew both cylinder heads out Wednes daj morning opposite Fords landing tee Over Her Republican Husband ten miles below here A colored wom by a Plurality of 64 Thousands of young and men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually eapped by this dis ease They are irequenuy uuiuumsuub of the causo of these symptoms O en oral Weakness Innatural Discharges loll- ¬ ing Manhood Nervourness Poor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting sen ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Rack General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo tho cause Dont consult family doctor as they bavo no experieuco in these special diseaces dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialist who havo made a life study of DteascHof Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot care lerma moderate loracure ¬ WECURE GLEET middle aged an a deck passenger became excited April 6 In the jumped into the river and was drown school trustee contest in Rio township ed No others were injured The Mrs Jas Mansfield was victorious over loss to the boat is about SJ000 Galesburg 111 ¬ liiAiTiE Kan April G In the city election here two tickets were in the field one composed of women and the otherof men Mrs Charles Totten was elected for maj or and Mr Sheldon Mrs Schlight Mrs Smith Mrs Kirlin and Mrs Watkins for council while Miss OXeill for clerk was elected easily The women drove their carriages all through blinding snows carrying voters to the polls The poli e judge and marshal are men ¬ The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments Book Case will be Volumes with a Guide and an elegant Oak iicf yoy utiu u UCIIVCICU WUCU LUC mot nurmont ic minfiuJ lt i No 1 ¬ No 2 her republican husband by 04 plurality The roads were nearly impassable from mud and yet 17 women reached the polling place and voted for Mrs Mansfield Her presence on the ticket carried nearly all the democratic candidates through Mr Mansfield took his defeat good naturedly and as soon as the ballots were counted left for home to tell his wife the result Veteran Journalist Dead Richmond Ind April G Calvin R Would Be Dangerous ¬ veteran journalist He was died in Cuba shall be brought o the under President Lincoln tc United States until cold weather rein the government printing turns Those who died in battle or of He helped to organize a com wounds will be brought back at once office pany during the civil war and refused and interred for the present ir govthe rank of captain for first lieutenant ernment cemeteries ¬ ¬ Johnson He was a appointed a position aged 75 died Wednesday Washington April G Orders have been issued directing that none of the remains of yellow fever victims who ¬ month thereafter No 3 Sheep Tan Color Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 75 o First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per month thereafter is granted by paying cash within 30 days after the A reduction of 10 1 receipt of the work The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine hinish Book Paper 4500 100 and Three Dollars 300 per First payment One Doliar month thereafter Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 6000 200 and Four Dollars 4 00 per First payment Two Dollars j For sale by G S VARDEN Co CO PARIS KY Luxuries For Men CURES GUARANTEED EMISSIONS We treat and cn e VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLKKT STRICTURE IM POTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KTDNEY and PLADDEK Diseases ROOKS CONSULTATION FREE If enable to call write for FREE BLANK for HOME QUESTION TREATMENT Hobarts Illness Washington April 0 Vice Presi ¬ dent Hobarts condition is about the same as it was Tuesday night He is not so well as he was Tuesday but at his residence there is said to be no cause for alarm He is said to be suf ¬ fering principally from acute indiges ¬ tion Hotel Destroyed by Fire Huntington W Va April 6 The St Charles hotel on the south side was destroyed by fire Wednesday morn- ¬ Man and H ife Burned to Death Pensacoia Fla April 0 A Mr Smith ard his wife recent arrivah from the north were burned to death in their house Tuesday night neai Harps Station ten miles from this city TTcir bodies were found Wednesday Niles willed by a Mad Horse Mich April G A mad A dm Dewey in Excellent Health Dudley Bill Posting 0 PARIS KY A CLEAN quick aud easy e havu w a ¬ luxury which all men appreciate and a Rcypen surgeon general of the navy luxury which all men get who patronize ¬ said Wednesday that all the recent reWe make a specialty of posting and Crawford Bros shop next door to the ports received from Manila showed distributing all classes of paper large or Bank Excellent bath eerrice that Adm Dewej- - was in excellent small also distribute booklets dodgers connectioD with the 6hop New pa etc at reasonable rates health tf Get our prices before placing vonr rons are always welcome April G Washington Adm Van gron Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O UIliB iwfcif ing hoi se at an auction sale at Coloma Wednes day killed Prentice McKean and badly injured three others About a dozer were hurt The animal was sbpt Wounded Soldiers Coming Home Washington April 6 Gen Otis has ¬ I cabled the war department that the transport Sherman has left Manila with 100 wounded soldiers which in cluded all that were able to be sent hone at that time work Good stands in cood locations good work guaranteed and ¬ II PEPSIN YRUP CURES CONSTIPAT10Nil CALDWELLS Insure your property against tire wind aud lightning in the Hnrst Home Insurance Co a safe aud uliable com pany O W MILLLU Agent ¬ Paris Ky HMM THE BOURfcOr The K P A Outing vi PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 7 1899 Tbelr Wedding Trip A summer visitor in a New England mill town made friends with one or two of the Frenoh Canadians who were em ployed as operatives in the mills One of these was an elderly widower whose two youngest children the visitor had taken to drive with him several times I make a marriage nex week mamselle said the father as she deposited the children at their home late one afternoon You see us all go past your house on the wedding trip said the young woman Indeed ¬ ¬ RoYal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safguards the food against alum Alum baking powdm arc the greatest menacers to health of the present day ww mgm PQwacR co new york Lonisville Dispatch Col R E Morn ngstar Secretary of the Kentucky Press Association and editor of the Bowling Green Democrat was at the Fifth Avenue last night Just tell press boys said he that I am going to Chicago in the morning to complete the arrangements for the annnal outing of the members of the K P A I think we will make our destination this time at Petoaky which is one of the most famous Northern snmmer reso ts Owing to the fact of the gubernatorial convention this sum mer the mating of the association will pot be held as soop as it usually is The date of tneetin will probably be Jnly 10 Kentucky now bai the big- gest press association in the United States and I am going to give tuem a trip this year that will eclipse all previous meet- ings ¬ A HUSBAND Ready SAYS v - To - Wear Garments m Mothers Friend She Could VinrrlKr p et arni1ni j a M j Before mv wife began u sing Ladies Suits and Separate Skirts jSip5 No we go in hired buggy My wife she go and I with her to the bury ground same as onr people most al- ways said the man with evident sur- Priee at the ladys ignorance Three buggy more behind us and we all et She has used it for two month and it is a great help to her She does her housework j it now along without Ofcjjj cry D j grave Yesm it is a pretty wed- dJng tfip Q Qd re bary wife gpectful Thivui vx luui uojb jator mj j uitu - - A 1 J I THE B0OBB0H HEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Publuhed every Tuetaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editor a V Ownett BBUfiE MILLER alt Check Mcney Orrers etc ml mayable to the order of CMAM9 Millkb ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announce John 8 Smith of Bourbon County as a candidate for Attorney General srbject to the ac I ion of the Democratic party ¬ for attorney general FOR REPRESENTATIVE We are authorized to announce John T Hinton as a candidate for Representative subject to the action of the ¬ Democratic party i FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce Allen M Kiser as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon county in the interest of Mrs Rachel Ashbrook subject to the action of the Democratic party Democratic Ordered Mass Meeting V V At a meeeting of the Democratic County Committee in Paris Ky on Monday April 3d 1899 it was ordered that a mass meeting be held at the Court House Saturday May 6tb at 2 p in to nominate candidates for Representative and Jailer If there is only one can didate announced on April 25th for each of these offices the Committee shall de clare them the nominees The following resolution was adopted Whereas Hon John S Smith of this county is a candidate for the Dem ocratic nomination to the office of Attor ney General of the State of Kentucky it is with pride and pleasure this Committee bears testimony to his high at- ¬ tainments as a lawyer his purity and integrity of character his zeal and un swerving devotion to th principles of the party as declared in ttaa Chicago Platform of 1KMJ and hi faithful and efficient ervlces to the party at all times Now therefore be it Resolved That this CrtUMQittM Joes herebv most heartily and unanimously indorse his candidacy aud we hereby commend him to tha Democracy of tbe State of Kentucky as iu every way fitted for the high office to which he aspires and well deserving the honor he seeks at the hands of the party and hi nomina tion will redound to the interest of the party at large and will greatly contribute to the success of Democracy in the coming campaign Be it further ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lutions be furnished each Democratic newspaper of this county bv the Secretary of this Committee with the request that they publish the same T E Moor Chairman D C Parbish Secretary Resolved That a copy of these reso- ¬ ¬ ¬ The Richmoud Register has changed from folio to quarto form and is now a most attractive pemi weekly The Louisville Commercial wants Mr Goebel nominated by the Democrats Theres plenty of campaign material in the Cincinnati statesman for the Repub- ¬ licans Senator Gorman has been endorsed for the Presidency by Croker and Mrs Lease This is bad for Mr Gormans boo inlet The Climax complains that stray cattle are destroying lawns and trees in Richmond Try some of the Winches- ¬ ter Democrats cow poetry it broke up the cow business in Winchester visitor was filled with mixed emotions The Washington Post 8ys that Mr as he saw the four buggies laden with Bryans admirers should see to it that the wedding party clad in gay attire there ia more than 45 cents worth of pass the house and turn into the little cemetery Some minutes later the bug nourisbmept in that 1 dinner pi 3 again went by that time at a crful trot and she was favored with SCINTIUUATIONS elaborate bow from the bridegroom v hose face wore a happy and virtnous Vn Interesting Jumble Of News And smile Youths Companion Comment The Kentucky State Guards will go Luxury and Extravagance into camp at Lexington in July In general the destruction of wealth equalization has is a social as Well as an individual loss The State board of raised the assessment of Nicholas ten Tn9 Wealth that is used up in riotous living Is diverted from better uses Ex- per cent on real estate travagance is not necessarily luxury The tine old colonial mansion of Mrs The mere transfer of wealth from one Ruf us Lisle burned near Lexington Tues- - hand to another does not involve de-day the result of a gasoline explosion Btruotion Consumption means using up When a nation spends 250000 for Loss 10000 great picture the wealth is not de- An anknown man was cut to pieces by a the Queen Crescent train at Kincaid 4nhMtJittBirttlhthroBohian0L f 0 near Georgetown at an early hour 000 in 12 calendar months thevi wealth Tuesday morning of the world was diminished only by A municipal ticket composed entirely the amount of it be and those who of women was opposed at Beattie Kas sponged Oh him put down their throats and otherwise wantonly destroyed In by one composed of men The women BO far as it was simply transferred to won except in the races for Police others to whom be paid extravagant Judge and Marshal prices it was not destroyed To give high prices for articles which Cuban troops is The pavment of the expected to begin within a fortnight are rare is not necessarily luxury for Bd the rare edition or the old Pri There will be paid 100 to each enlisted rs remain man and the same to officers and if master coin may meanit true tnac ex travagance the transfer of there is any balance left it will be dis ¬ Wealth to those who will not use it posed ofjas the President directs Well but it does not usually mean this two buildiugs It generally involves a transfer to the Hudsons sloon and iSms bands of those who will nse it more occupied by Adam Baum grocers burned atJMt Sterling Tuesday wisely Journal of Ethics night The loss was about 20000 The Mlsslngr Pane The opera house also caught fire but One Saturday afternoon two friends of was only slightly damaged the noble game of chess sat playing together in a cafe Suddenly one of CARLISLE them started up in a passion and exYou have pocketed one of my claimed From Nicolas County pawns News Culled Precinct A glance at the board and men suf From The Mercury ficed to show that a pawn was really Born To the wife of Win Caldwell missing The excitement over the lost on the 31st of March a son pawn became so intense that a lively al A Fisher as real estate agentt tercation eneued in which everybody Jas old to Mrs Martha Roberts the C G m the room took part Dallas house and lot in the East End for Quiet was of fast restored and the 650 cash player who had ost fris pawn Besrihrecl fort Monday to see what part of that his seat and hegaa to drrek his coffee 19 per cent they could get off succeeded which was oovered with thick creMn in gettiug oif 0 per cent which leaves when he all at once got something into it a raise of 10 per cent his throat which nearly choked him Died At the home of his mother in He succeeded however in extricating this city Sunday morning Mr John the intrusive article which turned out King aged about o0 years after a lin- to be the missing pawn gering illness of pneumonia The chess player intent on the game had thrown it into his enp in place of a Miss Margaret Congleton sister of B F Congleton died near this city yester lump of sugar Pearsons Weekly day morning at two oclock of con A Novel Diner sumption Funeral to day at 100 p m Victor Smith appointed oollector of F B Lindsay has bought Danl Tur neys interest iu the Blue Lick Springs customs at Port Townshend Wash by lease and he and Mr Hawkins will Secretary Chase succeeded in inducing conduct the business in all its branches the government to move the custom bouse from that point to Port Angeles as heretofore Died On March 31st 1899 of spinal where he maintained himself for a time He meningitisJMiss Ollie Lynam aged 10 in a semibarbaric nronrietorshin Cem- once invited the officers of the revenue yesrs Burial Saturday at Carlisle etery She was the daughter of William cutter Shnbrick to dine at his house and the officers arrayed themselves in and Minnie Lynam near this city Henry Bristow the well known full dress and went ashore in state to Cin- wait upon Collector Smith at his mancolored master of band formerly of this city died last sion which was then in an unfinished cinnati Wednesday and his remains weie condition brought here Friday night for burial In due course o time the collector assisted by his wife brought oat two Assessor H N Rankin Geo W Bramblet H B Bryson Jas Arthur carpenters saw horses on which was and Jas Mitchell appointed by Jud e placed a board covered with wrapping Tilton of Nicholas to go before the paper The repast was then set forth State Board of Equalization at Frank- - Smith taking from his pockets three big apples gave one to each of the three N Railroad haye hauled officers with a small forked stick re The L from Carlisle during the past three marking Youll have to roast your months 2186 hogsheads of tobacco own apples Argonaut which at an average of 7 cents per pound would represent 185593 in round numHlii Justice In a Fortmlsrht bers Lord Chief Justioe Cockburn when at the bar defended a Scotsman for Frank P Congleton a nephew of the murder A long and eloquent fight was late F E Congleton lost his life by the in vain sentence of death was passed falling of a building in Frankfort Ind He was a naivooftbis Then began the condemned Scotsman to last Friday I ha nae got jus county aud bad recently moved from abuse his counsel tice the day he declared Possibly Champaign county 111 not but youll get it in a fortnight was the crushing reply London Out I I i - - without trouble Huuiiuei Mothers Friend w If1 Ail V lfA w Kinds tx llljy 4 All m 4Vnw i fk Prices mothers to use It gives them strength to attend to their household duties almost to the hour of confinement It is the one and only prepara- ¬ tion that overcomes morning sickness and nervousness It is the only remedy that relaxes and relieves the strain It is the only remedy that makes labor short and delivery easyt It is the only remedy that puts the breasts in condition so that swelling or rising is impossible Dont take medicines internally They endanger tne nvos or ootn mother and child ¬ is an external liniment for expectant All Sizes Quality Right Price Right MothV Friend Is sold by druggists lor Send for our free illustrated book Co 1 the Bradfleld Regulator Atlanta Ga Style Right 13 Clover Seed Home grown cloyer seed also choice timothy seed for sale by R B Hutch 31mar 4t craft Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil ¬ Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats Muslin Underwear No trouble to show goods j te Relieves all psin instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema catarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped bands or lips piles and all ul cers or sores of skin or mucous mem brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed pye in forty eijiht hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will enre scratches cracked heel altei burns ol1 sores and collar galls No core no ¬ -- FRAN K 404 MAIN STREET Leaders in Style and Fashion CO pay- - For sale by Clarke Kentucky Kenne Pris I0mar 6mo PARIS KY ¬ New YokK Edam pine apple Neufa chatel cheese Newton Mitchell tf Sweet pa seeds in bulk at F tf B ¬ McDermotts Durkees Mourning Starch for ini - htiftVn colored prints and muslins es- ip cially ruonrninif ko8F B McDfkmotT it Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awnke pills giv purity ot blood au vior of thoatrht Ky perfectly regninrimj th and bm enre biliousness inactive liver and con stipation W T Brooks druggist i ¬ B j mmm -- MB IT T K5 - - S Jt Ji W6X - 7V31 a ¬ To Havana excursion round trip on sale via the Cneen tickets Cin87 79 from Oreafcent Route cinnati inducing meals and berth on Finest limited trains Ticksteamers ets at low rats via Cjueen Cr ecent Route 24 hours Cincinnati to Jackson ville 80 hours Jacksonville to Havana Write for printed matter maps and full ¬ ¬ tVP MftWTHPJfel - t ¬ ¬ Ruced rate r ¬ ¬ j particulars W C 10m 6t RlNEARSON ¬ ¬ G P A Cincinnati Uhio BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPERS REFRIGERATORS CARPETS I ¬ Every married man must ask his wifes permission to make a success That was a saying of a wise old clergyman who knew that marriage was a partnership in the broadest sense and that there can be no success in any partnership in which the partners do not contribute equally to make success possible For this if for no other reason every man who is trying to climb the ladder of success should be interested in his wifes health A healthy U woman is always helpful A MTLl tire a nervous es Nearly Stand Up Carpet Stretcher One Milium depleted in strength and woman can am showing the best and depressed in mind nor physically to a The remarkable remedy Dr Pierces Favor- ¬ ¬ neither mentally husbands success contribute cheapest lines of these articles ever shown in Paris and nothing but Praise from every part of the world tt where introduced Warranted ten years if not loaned It Saves your Fingers civilized IOOOOOO Now in Use ¬ ¬ peculiarly ite Prescription 6o strengthens the organs m tin Seeing is believing It Call at once and be convinced Do you have to put down look dries up Correct Clothes Correct Prices You Bad Models to Follow He A self made man is common enough but we never hear of a self made woman She Considering the kind of articles the men turn out who are in the selfmaking business you can hardly blame the women for not taking up the occupation Boston Transcript ¬ debilitating drains heals ulcerations and inflammations and cures female trouble that the causes oC ill- health are thus entirely removed and the healthy happy wife becomes a genuine help meet to the husband I was sick for twelve years and for two years I had to stop work altogether writes Mrs Bell McCrobie of Oakland Garrett Co Maryland I was treated by five different physicians who pronounced my case Brights disease impoverished condition of the blood and uterine trouble I suffered a great deal with pain in both sides and much tenderness in pressing over the womb was bloated at times in bowels and rimbs Was troubled with a disagreeable discharge from the internal organs I could not sleep and was troubled with palpitation of the heart Suffered a great deal of oain in my head temples forehead and eyes and I also suffered excruciat- ¬ ing pain at monthlv periods Since taking eleven bottles of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription I have enjoyed better health than I had for more than twelw years previously and have gained in weight twenty five pounds since tak ing your medicines Sick women can consult Dr R V Pierce by letter addressed to Buffalo N Y abso- ¬ lutely without charfe Each letter is read in private its statements held in sacred confidence and all answers are mailed sealed in plain envelopes without adver-tising-¬ ¬ ¬ or feminine your own carpets Read this And you dont feel like swearing while using it Saves the Knees lb Saves your Back It Saves your Bones For Sale By ous offering of fashions latest styles and novelties Every one of them a bargain Supply your wants now every gar- ¬ We make every promise ment we sell and give you superior values good--guaran- cant afford to miss this opportunity tee a marvel- ¬ A She living Im Bit of Vanity not afraid of the best man He I hope not dear I dont think I ever gave you any reason to be afraid Yonkers Statesman of me J T HINTON Wood Mantels faraicbtd ompete Undertaking in il its t rai ebes Embalming atlaotifically Uend9d to PARKER Foorth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES The eye ia the first feature to show the approach of old age in man by the fading of the color at the circumference of the cornea In almost every school of the mikados empire it is the custom one day in the autumn to take the pupils out rabbit hunting Your Money Back On Demand Elegant ine of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me yonr old furniture to be re-¬ other printed matter paired It is a good thing to keep Dr Pierces Your furniture moved by experienced Pleasant Pellets in the house One Pellet bands is a laxative two a cathartic dose CARRIAGES FOR HIRE THE BOURBON NEWi PARIS KY THE B0USB8H HEWS Lexingtons Streets Examined Nineteenth Year Established 1881 FRIDAY APRIL 7 1899 NUPTIAL KNOTS 5T 3is PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY City Council to investigate the brick Ky as street question have examined the siiss mail matter brick streets at Lexington and have talked with men versed in street coi TELEPHONE NO 124 struct ion They were taken over the streets by the Lexington offiials and SUBSCRIPTION PRICES wpre shown many courtesies Payable in Adwince Oaeyer A member of the Home Construction n 00 Si mouths 1100 Company of Lexington wiP come to Make all Checks Money Oiderg JStc Paris in a few davs to examine Main payable to the order of Champ fc Miller Street and ruak S me figures on the cost of paving it We have a Mayor Perry and Councilman James OBrien who were appointed by the lEnted at the Post office at Paris cot- Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Uotel Lobbies And -- Klsewhre Dr D D Eads is in Cincinnati for a short stay strongest insurance companies and are ready to accomodate ail with insurance against fire light- ¬ ning and wind FORMAN PARRISH Citizens Bank stock sola Tuesday at full line of the 1104 y Lessons in dancing at Odd Hall to night Go to J C Snyder paper and window shades Co Fellows fit for wall tf ¬ The late Spencer Long of Georgetown carried 45000 insurance on his life Dr Louis Landman the oculist of Cincinnati will be at the Windsor Hotel Tnesday s i Mayor Perry and Councilman OBrien iu Lexintton yesterday will probably have their report ready to A MibS Alhne Thomas of Winchester read to the Council at its next meet ng 10 V11UUJ4 icituivroiii iuc iij which will be Thursday night Miss Nannie Clay is spending a few Lexington has several miles of brick streets and they have given universal days in Covington and Cincinnati Mrs W A Johnson is expected Satisfaction Paris Is Over one hundred years old home from Kansas City next week and every city council during that time Mrs Sweeney Ray has returned has put cracked rock on Main street from a visit to friends in Cincinnati and every city council has failed to Mr B M Renick left Wednesday make it a good street It is almost time for a business trip through the South to begin the work of paving the street Mrs G B Alexander and babe arand making it a good street for once rived yesterday from a brief visit in and for all A mouth ago Main street was a sea of Covington Mrs Ed Mitchell of Winchester mud now it is covered with dust sev eral inches deep except where it is was the gnet of friends in the city sprinkled and theie i3 the mud again Wednesday Hurry up the paved streets please M r 8 George Rassenf oss was taken The people all want them to Cincinnati Tnesday to receive media Noah Spears attended a dance in Cynthiaua last night this city Miss Annie Louise Clay spent yesMason Forsyth and Miss Effie Current terday in Lexington both of the Shawhan precinct were Mr J A Wilson was a Paris visitor ¬ i Engagements Announcements And Sot emniiationR Of The Marriage Tows The marriage of Miss Margaret Woodford daughter of John T Wood ford of Mt Sterling to W W Gay of Clark county will occur on the 26th The engagement of Emily Winn of Winchester to Mr Shields Bush of Clark County is announced Miss Winn is a daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Winn aid is a sister of Capt Chas Winn of FOR NEW gSnfi -- by Rev DrE H Rutherford at latfers residence on Duncan avenue The groom is a well known and deserving young farmer and auctioneer and the bride is a pretty and estimable young lady a daughter of late Wm Current of Shaw married in this city Tuesday afternoon Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Made Suits f Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Beltsy Go to 1 jjpj ban Eld Gano Buckner the popular j young pastor of the Christian Church at Washington Mason county was Mt Sterling Wednesday to married at Miss Elsie Cassiday the handsome daughter of Judge Cassiday at the lat ters home The groom is known to many persons in this county They passed through this city Wednesday afternoon en route to Cincinnati for a short wedding trip Miss Bessie Vandyke Cheatham of Louisville and Mr Jas Baker of Chicago were united in a brilliant wedding at niBe oclock Wednesday night in Calvary Church in LonUville The Rev Minnegerode performed the ceremony It was a white wedding the bride and her maids being attired in white and the church being decorated in white and green MissBesoie Dunlap of Danville wa- maid of honor and Mr George Baker of Chicago was best man The other attendants were Misses Mary Hill Alice Boiling Sunshine Parsons Ida Edwards Bessie Baker of Chicago Lillian Millard of St Paul bridesmaids ani Messrs Gilbert jowan Joseph Fair Fred Rawson J E Holland Theodore Shaw and Robert Gay lord all of Chicago ushers After the wedding a reception was held at the apartments of Dr and Mrs William Cheatham in the St James Mrs Andrew Cowan entertained the bridal party after the rehearsal Tuesday night Miss Mary Irvine Davie of this city was seated at the tabl3 with the oridesmaids and was a guest at the other entertainments j ¬ ¬ - ¬ CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials Black Crepons from 50 cents to 200 per yard 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents per yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap ¬ ¬ Fred Fugazzi late of this city will open a confectionery and fruit store in Lexington to morrow Fiscal Court Meeting The Bourbon Fiscal Court met yesterday with Judge Wm Purnell and ¬ The annual tournatnaot of the Blue grass High Schools will be held at Somerset some time in May ¬ Lancaster business men have issued a circular protesting against indictment of insurance companies A black and white fox terrier on streets of Paris yesterday Answers to name of Steck Reward for return Lost a Harmon Stitt H Roberts office and Higgins avenue a black silk shopping bag containing a pair of nose glasses The finder will please leave at The News office and receive suitable H Lost Between Dr reward formerly of this city is able to be out again after his recent dangerous illness He accidentally drank ammonia some time ago through mistake for pine wine qnd it almost caused his death became involved in a quarrel Tuesday with Chas Jones colored in the Vienna restaurant opposite tht Windsor and was danger ously cut in the head with a hatchet by Jones The negro has not yet been Dr David Keller of Lexington Forrest Thomas Magistrates T P Woods A C Ball P S See H C Smith S L Weathers E P Claybrook J T Barlow ani Jobn Howard present The turnpike contractors were allowed further time to tile their bonds and failure to file said bonds makes void their contracts The county tax levy for 1899 was fixed as follows For general purposes 09 turnpike repairs 25 cents new turnpikes and bridges 05 cents state tax 42 cents poll tax 150 The names of P I McCarthy James McClure and C Alexander were placed in nomination for County Treasurer and P I McCarthy was eiected The salary was fixed at 250 A J Weathers was granted permission to erect platform scales on the Nortn side of the court house A number of claims were allowed and other business of minor importance was transacted ¬ cal treatment Mr and Mrs Tbomppon Tarr and Missea Bessie and Anna Garth Tarr were in Lexington yesterday Mrs Holstien has returned from Lexington where she was the guest of Mrs Chas Gillman for several weeks Mrs N C Fisher spent several days of this week with her parents Jadge and Mrs J B Finnell in Georgetown Misses Bettie Owings and Mary Gate wood who have been guests of Mrs Jesse Turney have returned to Mt Table Linen and Napkins in Great Varietv White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Seamless Ladies and Childrens Hose 10 cents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yard 10 4 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per yar d ¬ caught The News is miked to announce that ¬ which has been ob serving this week as a week of prayer will hold services to inoirow afternoon at three oclock at Mrs T E Asb After brooks on Duncan avenue the prayer services a social will be held and the mite boxes will be opened All of the church members are invited ttoe C W B M Judge Cantrill in his charge to the Franklin county grand jury directed its special attention to violations of the anti trust law He said that if it was found that representatives of any trust were operating in violation of the law they should be indicted It is thought that indictments will be brought against distillers who have joined the whiskey combine L N Changes Couplers Nashville Company is changing all the couplers on the pas- ¬ senger equipment of the road The Janney couplers are to be used exclu sively hereafter The changes are be ¬ ing made at all terminals where passen- jr coaches lay over The Louisville ¬ Daughters Of the Confederacy Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at the Court house tomorrow at 230 p m The organization will then be perfected Visiting members of Lexington Chap ¬ ter will be in attendance A full attendance of eligible daughters is requested ¬ The Richard Hawes Chapter of the New Dancing School Miss Maud Stout will organize her Spring class in Dancing Friday evening oclock at seven 7th April at Odd Fellows Hall Also Sat¬ urday afternoon at the same place at at three oclock Those desiring to be ¬ come members of the school will please present themselves at the stated hours and place or apply to Miss Stout at her home on High street Private lessons 2t given if desired Eld Sweeneys Cows Found Wednesday Eld J S Sweeney found near Stamping Ground the two milch cows which he lost on the 19tb of March They were purchased by a Mr Collins from Clarence Henry Walker colored of Williams and this city Pince the cows were stolen both Willi tftS md Walker have been arrested at d e now confined in the Paris jail Williams being charged with murdering Josie Tillman in Claysville Both of the negroes have recently re turned from the penitentiary at Georgetown court ¬ Sterling The Jolly Bachelors will give 8 cotillion at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 incites y evening April 21st The music will be eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention furnished byjSaxtons orcheetra Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set In frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest Mrs Vertner Hollidav of Clevedurability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and knm are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bo wens system they always give satisfaction for theyi land and Miss Tommie Homsey of are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit tboa You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off wirlKmd Lexington were guest at Mr J W any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable sktUlaftuj Wednesday Holday s on Eighth street dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest iu the end Mr T A Rice of Richmond is a We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visilT guest at the home of his brother-in-laour store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invito Mr B Carr on Vine street Mr all to call and have their eyes examined for which there i no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Rice will leave in a few days for a trip BIRTHS in the West for the benefit of his health Hon John S Smith and Messrs S The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women E B Rogers T Ashbrook John A Court Day Episode In Chicago Wednesday to the wife of Williams D C Parrish and Thos Two court day visitors a big fellow McLaughlin of this tdty attended the Dr James W Erriuger a son and a little one furnished amusement Democratic convention yesterday at Thrwife of Sydney Warmonth of for about fifty people on Main street Frankfort Madison fooled her husband on April Monday night Iu sampling the Mist Suzanne Hall a lovely yoang 1st by giving birth to triplets two girls various varieties of liquid refreshments lady from Myavill vru la Hie city and a boy offered in Paris the little fellow had Wedne day morning en rout to Lex Next visit Thursday April 13 1088 Valuable Distillery Property imbibed some fighting liquor and ington for a short visit with Mist wanted to whip his tall friend Th Florence Darn all at Mrs Harry The purchase of the distillery at big fellow however had oulv used a McDongalls Paris Ky belonging 10 James Walsh peace brand of whiskey and ignored the Miss Mamie Roach and Miss Glenn Co together with the stocks of challenge Failing to provoke hostiland Mesers J J Groche Joseph Lavin whiskey in the warehouse at the distillDo vou need Spring Suit ities the little fellow looked up at the George Browner Fred McDermott If so we ask you to look at our line ery says the Enqvircr has been comfor Spring and Summer WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS big ODe and remarked Im the biggest George Doyle T J Mackey and Thos pleted by the combination and the WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap blaokety blauk little fellow you ever Roche of this city attended a hand money passed iu the transaction work up to hit his tall saw and jumped some ball given in Lrxingtoa on Easter Alfred Austrian one of the attorneys You know that you cannot something for nothing Goodi friend but hia foot slipped and he sat Monday for the Kentucky Dietilleries and Ware- clothes are hound to cost more than cheap and inf rior ones down kerflop in the middle of the came to Cincinnati for Dancing school to night at Odd house Company street and got the horse laugh from the We will make you a suit CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN the purpose of settling with the former crowd After walking a few steps he Fellows Hall It owneS of the plant and the amount KENTUCKY when von take into consideration the way they are landed a heavy blow on the big fellows Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST paid over was 550000 It was in New made Judge PurnelPs Sentences countenance Then he smashed the York exchange and the cash was turned THING out luts of four or five Paris boys and J T Lewis who shot through the over yesterday The total amount paid bought thni new ones Then he got N passenger coach out includes as near as can be figured windo v of an L arrested and fined 750 which held him was fined 25 and costs by Judge Pur175000 for the distillery itself and for awhile to jail for ten days nell and sent 375000 for the 25000 barrels of Campbell was sentenced to whiskey that the firm has in the Wilson S E TIPTON Cutter L Turnpike Trouhle M thirty days at hard labor for stealing warehouses N cars The new owners of the distillery have The deposing of Col W W Baldwin coal from L appointed A W Cottingham manager Lexing as President of the Maysville of the Paris Distilling Company The ington Turnpike Company has caused STOCK AND TURF NEWS new manager has been connected with quite a sensation The Lexington stockStle and Transfers Of Stock Crop Kte the companv for a number of years and holders of the road elected Judge Frank Turf Notes is a capable and popular official The Bullock President and then selected a W G T H Talbott shipped their places of the nine men who struck on board of Directors composed of Fayette stable of niue race horses to Louisville Monday because of a reduction in their t men The Mason county stockholders last night wages have been filled by new men held another meeting and elected Col Ed Simins three year old colt The Baldwin president and elected a Mason Ladies with small feet are reaping a Keutuckian will start in the Mont a harvest at Dayis Thomson county board of directors ord each Isgrigs I proving more attractive than we had even to morrow Handicap at special shore sale the finest hand made purchaser realize that they have genuine Bargains Col Baldwin has tiled an injunction gomery to preyent the Fayette boaid from inter Memphis We still have on hand several hundred paifrf f Ladies Hand shoes at cheap shoe prices tf fering with the management of the Turnsand Welts for this pccial Sale and we are makine prices soin Miss Stouts ancing school opens teresting that you cant afford to miss this great mono saving oppor¬ Fancy California evaporated fruits road The Fayette board claim that Col Newton Mitchell to night and to morrow afternoon at tunity tf Odd Fellows Hall A limited supply of Childrens substantial Winter school shoe It Baldwin was voted 15000 for extra in this sale services for managing the road during Tbe best wagon ou earth is the GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS the last four years Oweosboro for sale ouly by Geo W Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In Stuart opposite freight depot tf The Fover Kentuckys Dead at Cnicka- mauga Fresh Cows Three fresh young Maud Adams has played to 175000 cows with young calves for sale Can be this year iu The Little Minister No braver men ever fell The Com seen in Paris Address H C Hutch honored them b the monwealth has craft Paris Ky v31mr4t of a magnificent monument erection Viola Allen has written a story on the A choice lot of clover seec SWITCH OFF The Governor and his staffetateoffical sal subject What The Life of an Actress citizens and friends will participate in Means for the Ladies Home Journal by Geo W Stuart opposite freight from your laundry if your linen isut depot its dedication Wednesday May 3rd tf done np satisfactorily and snd a bun Rites on the Queen Crescent Route Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 dle around here so we can show yon one tare for the round trip May 1st and A couple named Newtoa Lord and best in the country for the money what high class laundry work reallv is good to M y 6tb returning 2nd Jennie Helper were married in an East the reliable soft and stiff If we cant suit you in fine laundry Georgia dedicate her monument May ern Kentucky fwn some days ago and Sletson - 2 best hat in Kentucky for the work no one can We can renovate 2 ad Kentucky May 3rd Illinois May the editor of a local naper was almost money A complete line of Spring hath your soiled linen in a manner that it 4th iVt all Kentuckians go and clubbed to death by the indignant groom from fifty cents upwards equal to new and give you satisfaction swell her representation on this great because be made use of the heading tf Price Co Clothiers every time Lord Helper day Remf tuber one fare for the round f Vw Manager Scoit writes that Nat Good ¬ trip via The Queen Crescent Route win and Maxine Elliott will appear at Telescope valiseTat Crystallized fruits nuts oranges the Lexington Opera House ou April ladies waiting room L N depot in or malaga 20lb instead of the 13th as baa been platform Finder please just outside on apples bananas emons BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR leave at The announced They wdl present their News office or J U Board mans stable grapes grape fruit Phone 4 Main office at Parker James newest success Nathan Hale Newton Mitchell tf ¬ w ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away ¬ SJPPtliMO- TAILOPH2STC3gt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ F P LOWRY CO ¬ OUR GREAT SPECIAL id Winter Shoe Sale ¬ Pitiiatd ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ ¬ j The Bourbon Steam Laundry THE BOUKJBON NEWb PARIS KTf FRIDAY APRIL 7 1899 NUPTIAL 5T TIE BOUBBOM HEWS 1881 Lexingtons Streets Examined1 Mayor Perry and Councilman James OBrien who were appointed by the the brick street question have examined the brick streets at Lexington and have taiaea with men versed in street col struction They were taken over the streets by the Lexington offiials and wpre shown many courtesies A member of the Home Construction Company of Lexington will come to Paris in a few days to examine Main Street and make K ne figures on the cost of paving it Mayor Perry and Councilman OBrien will probably have their report ready to read to the Council at its next meeting which will be Thursday night Lexington has several miles of brick streets and they have given universal satisfaction Paris Is Over one hundred years old and every city council during that time has put cracked rock on Main street and every city council has failed to make it a good street It is almost time to begin the work of paving the street and making it a good street for once and for all A mouth ago Main street was a sea of mud now it is covered with dust sev eral inches deep except where it is sprinkled and theie i3 the mud again Hurry up the paved streets please The people all want them ¬ PEJRS0ML MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY KNOTS Vows Engagements Nineteenth Year Established emulations Of The Marriage Announcements And Sol lEnLeied at the Post office at Paris Ky as core ii mail matter City Council to investigate Motes Hastily Jotted Ou The Street At The Depots Id The Hotel Lobbies And Klsewhre Dr D D Eads is in Cincinnati for a TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 2Q0 Six mouths Oaeyer payable Make all Check Money to the order oj Champ Chdert short stay Noah Spears attended a dance in Cynthiaua last night Miss Annie Louise Clay spent yesterday in Lexington Mr J A Wilson was a Paris visitoi ¬ 1100 Miller Etc a full line of the strongest insurance companies and are ready to accomodate all with insurance against fire light- ¬ ning and wind FORMAN PARRISH s We have Citizens Bank stock sold Tuesday at fl04 LKSSONs in dancing at Odd Fellows Hall to night Go to J C Snyder Co paper and window shades fit for wall¬ tf The late Spencer Long of George- ¬ town carried 45000 insurance on his life iu Lexington yesterday MibS Alline Thomas of Winchester is visiting relatives in the city Miss Nannie Clay is spending a few days in Covingtou and Cincinnati Mrs W A Johnson is expected home from Kansas City next week Mrs Sweeney Ray has returned from a visit to friends in Cincinnati Mr B M Renick left Wednesday for a business trip through the South Mrs G B Alexander and babe ar rived yestetday from a brief visit in ¬ The marriage of Miss Margaret Woodford daughter of John T Woodford of Mt Sterling to W W Gay of Clark county will occur on the 26th The engagement of Emily Winn of Winchester to Mr Shields Bush of Clark County is announced Miss Winn is a daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Winn aad is a sister of Capt Chas Winn of this city Mason Forsyth and Miss Effie Current both of the Shawhan precinct were married in this city Tuesday afternoon by Rev DrE H Rutherford at latters residence on Duncan avenue The groom is a well known and deserving young farmer and auctioneer and the bride is a pretty and estimable young lady a daughter of late Wm Current of Shaw ban FOR NEW ¬ Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Belts Go to j 1 - Covington Mrs Ed Dr Louis Landman the oculist of Cincinnati will be at the Windsor Hotel Tnesday will open a confectionery and fruit store in Lexington to morrow was the guet Wednesday Mrs George Rassenfoss was taken to Cincinnati Tuesday to receive medi- Mitchell of Winchester of friends in the city ¬ Fred Ftjgazzi late of this city Fiscal Court Meeting ¬ cal treatment Mr and Mrs Thompson Tarr and Misses Bepsie and Anna Garth Tarr were has returned from Lexington where she was the guest of Mrs Chas Gillman for several weeks mm Table Linen and Napkins in Great Varietv Lancaster business men have issued a Mra N C Fisher spent several days White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents up circular protesting against indictment of this week with her parents Jadge Splendid Seamless Ladies and Childrens Hose 10 cents of insurance companies and Mrs J B Finnell in Georgetown Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yard Misses Bettie Owings and Mary 10 4 Uticn Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per yar d Lost A black and white fox terrier wood who have been guests of Mrs Gate on streets of Paris yesterday Answers Jesse Turney have returned to Mt Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away to name of Bteck Reward for return Sterling Harmon Stitt The Jolly Bachelors will give a Lost Between Dr H H Roberts cotillion at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches office and Higgins avenue a black silk eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention evening April 21st The music will be shopping bag containing a pair of nose furnished bySaxtons oicheetra Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred aud glasses The finder will please leave at made of purest material set In frames of the highest elasticity aud consequently of greatest Mrs Vertner Hollidav of Clevedurability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and The News office and receive suitable are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for theyv land and Miss Tom tide Horusey of reward are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles uor of men who do not know how to fit ttxuwu You will get poorly adjusted pectacles or poor imperfect leuses and are better off wiruowi Lexington were guest at Mr J W any glasses than with cither of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skiUlafrv Dr David Keller of Lexington Holiday 8 on Eighth street Weouesday dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end formerly of this city is able to be out Mr T A Rice of Richmond is a We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who wilt visii again after his recent dangerous illness guest at the home of his brother-in-laour store on the second and last Thursdays of each mouth and invite He accidentally drank ammonia some W B Mr Carr on Vine street Mr all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is na time ago through mistake for pine wine charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Rice will leave in a few days for a trip BIRTHS and it almost caused his death in the West for the benefit of his health Forrest Thomas became involved in Hon John S Smith and Messrs S The Advent Of Our Fntnre Men And Women a quarrel Tuesday with Chas Jones E B Rogers T Ashbrook John Day Episode A Court In Chicago Wednesday to the wife of colored in the Vienna restaurant C Parrish and Thos Williams D opposite thtWindsor and was danger Two court day visitors a big fellow McLaughlin of this fity attended the Dr James W Erriuger a son ously cut in the head with a hatchet by and a little one furnished amusement Democratic convention yesterday at Thivwife of Sydney Warmouth of Jones The negro has not yet been for about fifty people on Main street Frankfort Madison fooled her husband on April caught Monday night the In sampling Miss Suzanne Hall a lovely yoang 1st by giving birth to triplets two girls various varieties of liquid refresh stents lady from Maysvilto was la tfce city and a bOy The News is Mked to announce that offered in Paris the little fellow had Wedne day morning en routs to Lex ttoe C W B M which has been ob jfcBrNext visit Thursday April 13 10991 Valuable Distillery Property some fighting liquor and ingtoo for a short visit with Miaserving this week a a week of prayer imbibed wanted to whip his tall friend The Florence Darnall Harry The purchase of the distillery at at Mrs will hold services to morrow afternoon big fellow however had oulv used a McDongalls at three oclock at Mrs T E Ash peace brand of whiskey and ignored the Paris Ky belonging lo James Walsh SFiR-HSTGi- Miss Mamie Roach and Miss Glenn Co together with the stocks of After brooks on Duncan avenut challenge Failing to provoke hostiland Meters J J Groche Joseph Lavin whiskey in the warehouse at the distillthe prayer services a social will be Do vou need n Spring Suit ities the little fellow looked up at the George Browner Fred McDermott If so we ask you to look at our Hnrfr ery says the Enquirer has been comheld and the mite boxes will be opened WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS big ooe and remarked Im the biggest George Doyle T J Mackey and Thos pleted by the combination and the forSpiingand Summer All of the church members are invited blaukety WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap blauk little fellow you ever Roche of this city attended a hand money tmt passed iu the transaction Judge Cantrill in his charge to the saw and jumped up to hit his tall some ball given in Lexington on Easter Alfred Austrian one of the attorneys work You know that you cannot something for nothing Good Franklin county grand jury directed frieud but hia foot slipped and he sat Monday for the Kentucky Distilleries and Ware clothes are hound to cost more than cheap and inferior ones its special attention to violations of the down kerflop in the middle of the Company came to Cincinnati for Dancing school to night at Odd house anti trnst law He said that if it was street and got the horse laugh from the We will make you a suit CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN the purpose of settling with the former It found that representatives of any trust crowd After walking a few steps he Fellows HhII owner8 of the plant and the amount KENTUCKY when vou take into consideration the way they are were operating in violation of the law landed a heavy blow on the big fellows Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST paid over was 550000 It was in New made Judge PumelPs Sentences they shoold be indicted It is thought countenance Then be smashed the York exchange aud the cash was turned THING out will be brought Juts of four or five Paris boys and indictments that J T Lewis who shot through the over yesterday The total amount paid against distillers who have joined the bought thni new ones Then he got windo v of an L N passenger coach out includes as near as can be figured arreeted aud fined 750 which held him was fined 25 and costs by Judge Purwhiskey combine 175000 for the distillery itself and mt for awhile nell and sent to jail for ten days 375000 for the 25000 barrels of N Changes Couplers L Wilson Campbell was sentenced to whiskey that the firm has in the S E TIPTON Cutter L Turnpike Trouble M The Louisville Nashville Company thirty days at hard labor for stealing warehouses is changing all the couplers on the pas- ¬ N cars The new owners of the distillery have The deposing of Col W W Baldwin coal from L senger equipment of the road The as President of the Maysville appointed A W Cottingham manager Lexing to be used exclu Janney couplers are of the Paris Distilling Company The ington Turnpike Company has caused bTOCK AND TURF NEWS The changes are be quite a sensation The Lexington stocksively hereafter new manager has been connected with iDg made at all terminals where passen ¬ Crop Kte the company for a number of years and Of Stotk holders of the road elected Judge Frank Siles and Transfers Notes Turf ger coaches lay over is a capable and popular official The Bullock President and then selected a W G T H Talbott shipped their places of the nine men who struck on Daughters Of the Confederacy board of Directors composed of Fayette stable of nine race horses to Louisville Monday because of a reduction in their men The Mason county stockholders last night wages have been filled by new men The Richard Hawes Chapter of the held another meeting and elected Col Ed Simms three year old colt The Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Baldwin president and elected a Mason Ladies with small feet are reaninr a Keutuckian will start in the Mont a harvest at Dayis Thomson at the Court house tomorrow at county board of directors Isgrigs 1 proving more attractive than we had even untie i at d and each to morrow Handicap at special shore sale the finest hand made purchaser realize that thev have genuine Bargains organization will then injunction gomery Col Baldwin has tiled an 230 p m The to preyent the Fayette boaid from inter- Memphis i sanies be perfected We still have on nana several nunarea Hand shoes at cheap shoe prices tf ¬ Visiting members of Lexington Chap- fering with the management of the Welts for this Seift1 Sale and we are making prices soin Turns and Miss Stouts ancing school opens teresting that you cant afford to miss this great lbonei saving oppor-¬ Fancy California evaporated fruits ter will be in attendance A full attend- road The Fayette board claim lhat Col ance of eligible daughters is requested tf Newton Mitchell to night and to morrow afternoon at tunity Odd Fellows Hall A limited supply of Childrens substantial Winter school shoe It Baldwin was voted 15000 for extra New Dancing School in this sale services for managing the road during The best wagon ou earth is the GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Miss Maud Stout will organize her the last four y ars Oweosboro for sale only by Geo W Thrmtrtral And Otherwise Remarks In Stuart opposite freight depot Spring class in Dancing Friday evening tf The Fover oclock Kentuckys Dead at Chicka- at seven 7th ADril mauga Fresh Cows Three fresh young at Odd Fellows Hull Also SatMaud Adams has played to 1175000 cows with young calves for sale Can be urday afternoon at the same place at this year iu The Little Minister No braver men ever fell The Com seen tn Paris Address H C Hutch at three oclock Those desiring to bemonwealth has honored them b the craft Paris Ky v31mr4t come members of the school will please erection of a magnificent monument present themselves at the stated hours Viola Allen has written a story on the A choice lot of clover see SWITCH OFF The Governor and his staff state offical sal subject What The Life of an Actress and place or apply to Miss Stout at her and friends will participate in Means for the Ladies Home Journal by Geo W Stuart opposite freight home on High street Private lessons citizens from your laundry if your linen isut depot its dedication Wednesday May 3rd tf 2t given if desired done up satisfactorily and si nd a bun m Rites on the Queen Creacent Route Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 dle around here so we can show you one tare for the round trip May 1st and A couple named Newton Lord and Eld Sweeneys Cows Found best in the country for the money what high class laundry work reallv is 2nd good to My 6th returning Jennie Helper were married in an EastWednesday Eld J S Sweeney found the reliable soft and stiff If we cant suit you in fine laundry Georgia dedicate her monument May ern Kentucky hwn some days ago and Stetson two milch - 2 best hat in Kentucky for the work no one can We can renovate near Stamping Ground the 2 jd Kentucky May 3rd Illinois May the editor of a local paper was almost money A complete line of Spring hath yoar soiled linen in a manner that i lost on the 19th of March cows which he 4th Let all Kentuckians go and clubbed to death by the indignant groom from fifty cents upwards They were purchased by a Mr Collins equal to new and give you satisfaction be made use of the heading court from Clarence swell her representation on this great because tf Co Clothiers Price at Georgetown every time Lord Helper and Henry Walker colored of day Williams Remember one fare for the round this city Pince the cows were stolen i Manager Scott writes that Nat Good ¬ via The Queen Crescent Route WH both Willi t9 and Walker have been trip win and Maxine Elliott will appear at arrested at d g e now confined in the Telescope valiserat Crystallized fruits nuts oranges the Losington Opera House ou April ladies waiting room L N depot in Paris jail Williams being charged with or malaga 20lh instead of the 13th as has been platform Finder please just outside on apples bananas BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR murdering Josie Tillman in Claysville emons leave at The announced They will piesent their News office or J U Board mans stable Both of the negroes have recently re grapes grape fruit Phone 4 Main office at Parker James newest success Nathan Hale Newton Mitchell tf from the penitentiary grass High Schools will be held at erset some time in May Som- ¬ The annual toumauiaot of the Blue The Bourbon Fiscal Court met yes in Lexington yesterday terday with Judge Win Purnell and Mrs Holetien Magistrates T P Woods A C Ball P S See H C Smith S L Weathers E P Claybrook J T Barlow and John Howard present The turnpike contractors were allowed further time to tile their bonds and failure to file said bonds makes void their contracts The county tax levy for 1899 was fixed For general purposes 09 a9 follows turnpike repairs 25 cents new turnpikes and bridges 05 cents state tax 42 cents poll tax 150 The names of P I McCarthy James McClure and C Alexander were placed in nomination for County Treasurer and P I McCarthy was ejected The salary was fixed at 250 A J Weathers was granted permission to erect platform scales on the North side of the court house A uuuiber of claims were allowed and other business of minor importance was transacted ¬ ¬ w Eld Gano Buckner the popular young pastor of the Christian Church at Washington Mason county was married at Mt Sterling Wednesday to Miss Elsie Cassiday the handsome daughter of Judge Cassiday at the latters home The groom is known to many persons in this county They passed through this city Wednesday afternoon en route to Cincinnati for a short wedding trip Miss Bessie Vandyke Cheatham of Louisville and Mr Jas Baker of Chicago were united in a brilliant wedding at niBe oclock Wednesday night in Calvary Church in Louisville The Rev Minnegerode performed the ceremony It was a white wedding the bride and her maids being attired in white and the church being decorated in white and green MfcsBeseie Duulap of Danville wa- maid of honor and Mr George Baker of Chicago was best man The other attendants were Misses Mary Hill Alice Boiling Sansbine Parsons Ida Edwards Bessie Baker of Chicago Lillian Millard of St Paul bridesmaids and Messrs Gilbert tjowan Joseph Fair Fred Rawson J E Holland Theodore Shaw and Robert Gaylord all of Chicago ushers After the wedding a reception was held at the apartments of Dr and Mrs William Cheatham in the St James Mrs Andrew Cowan entertained the bridal party after the rehearsal Tuesday night Miss Mary Irvine Davia of this city was seated at the tablB with the oridesinaids and was a guest at the other entertainments ¬ ¬ ¬ - CONDONS New Spring Goods f In All Lines A way Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials Black Crepons from 50 cents to 200 per yard 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents per yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ TJIIORINC3gt ¬ ¬ ¬ F P LOWRY CO ¬ ¬ OUR GREAT SPECIAL M id Winter Shoe Sale pir ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry 8 ¬ turned THE BOUKBON yEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 7 1899 It a dapple jjray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Laus iruK Mich stands 16 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Percherou stallion ever offeied to the public in He came from the Oakiawr Farms by M VV Dunkam ot Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Perchenn owned r d Coach horses iu tne world and the owner of mort prize wiuueis thanFrenchother breeder in any ranee or America STEPHON PEDIGREE - 20404 t Recorded with pedigree iu the Percherou Stud Book of America led ctober -- JW2 got by Stradat 7112 2463 iJaiV by dam Abydos 960 Romulus 873 785 2d diin Eiise by JH69 162 721 bTHADAT 7112 2463 by Peese Partout 1402 out of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco Dukk-dk-Chartkks 11 Passe Partout1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 Vlenx Chnslin 713 out of LAmie bv Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco Comkt 14 he by 712 Urkmh Monarch 205734 894 104 719 by 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out Poule by Sandi coco 712 by Migrwjn 715 out of Pauline bv Vieux Coco of Mignon J715 by Jeau-le-Blan- c 739 Coco II 7141 bv Vieux Cbaslin 713 etc out of La Crise by Vieux Pierre 883 KOMOLC8 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil 1 Ildvrim etc French Monarch 205 by llderim 734 5302 out of Suzanne by Cambronne out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre out of Fieur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri Corbon 4J he bv on STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place the H me pike at the low price of Y miles West of Paris Tml Foal315 To Insuro A IHvxHoFERGUSON M B J - Paris Kentucky I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS closely touching the common life of the people will be undertaken without delay and effected conformably with right and justice in a way to satisfy United States Commissioners Issue a the well founded demands and the highest sentiments aud aspirations of Proclamation to Filipinos the people Such is the spirit in which the Ihe Purpose of the Inited States is Misun- United States comes to the people of derstood Representative Filipinos the islands and the president has in- ¬ Are Invited to Meet With the structed the commission to make this Commissioners publicly known In obeying his behest the commis- ¬ Manila April 5 The proclamation sioners desire to join the president in of the United States Philippine com- expressing their good will toward the missioners in full is as follows Philippine people and to extend to the The commission desires to assure the leading representative men an invitapeople of the Philippine islands of the tion to meet them for the purpose of cordial good will and fraternal feeling personal acquaintance and the exwhich is entertained by the United change of views and opinions States and by the American people Jacob Gould Schurman United of the American States commissioner George Dewey The aim and object government apart from the fulfill- United States navy Elwell S Otis ment of the solemn obligations it has major general U S A Charles Denby assumed toward the family of nations United States commissioner Dean C by its acceptance of sovereignty over Worcester United States commissioner the Philippines is the well being pros perity and happiness of the Philippine STEAMER CHILKAT WRECKED people and their elevation and ad- ¬ vancement to a position among the The Vessel Capsized lust Outside the Har most civilized peoples of the world bor at San Francisco Ten Persons Lost Their Lives Toe president believes that this fe- ¬ licity and perfection of the Philippine EniKKA Call April - The steamer people is to be brought about by the assurance of peace and order by the Chilkat capsized on the bar Tuesday as guarantee of civil and religious liberty she was leaving the harbor on her trip The bar was rough by the establishment of justice by the to San Francisco steamer was almost over and cultivation of letters science and the but the liberal and praetieal arts by the en- had blown three whistles to indicate largement of intercourse with foreign the fact and had turned toward the nations by expansion of industrial south when a breaker struck her beam pursuits by trade and commerce by and she immediately eapsized The steamer North Fork also bound multiplication and improvement of the means of internal communication by for Sari Francisco had preceded her to development with the aid of modern sea and seeing the accident sent back mechanical inventions of the great her two boats and succeeded in res ¬ natural resources of the archipelago cuing four of the crew and one passen ¬ and in a word by the uninterrupted ger The life saving crnv started out im- ¬ devotion of the people to the pursuit of Useful objects and the realization of mediately bvtt before they could reach those noble ideas which constitute the the wreck a man and two women rushed across the spit anil throwing a higher civilization of mankind Unfortunately these pure aims and line succeeded in bringing three men pturroseof the American government ashore Peter Hanson fireman Peter and people have been misinterpreted Johnson first mate W C Maser pas- FORMAL APPEAL THE NEW METHOD OF - BLOOD PURIFYING What the New Discovery in Medical Science Has Accomplished The Prompt Way to Cure Yourself When Symptoms Show That Your Blood is Out Of Order 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ THE EMINENT SPECIALISTS FREE OFFER READERS OF THIS TO ALL ¬ PAPER ¬ ¬ ¬ bowels V For u great many years it has been aid to ihe kidneys that is known to the custom for sick people to say Mv medical science Dr Kilmer the eminent physician blood is out of order It needs purifying I feel all used up My skin needs and specialist has attaineda far famed reputation through the discovery and clearing My brain feels tired They are right but do they act right marvelous success of Swamp Root in They generally go and get a laxative purifying the blood and thereby cur ing chronic and dangerous diseases bowel cleaner to purify their blood caused b sick kidneys of which some Does their blood run through their of the symptoms are given below ¬ ¬ IV ¬ utes The kidneys stran or filter out the impurities of the blood that is theirwork Purifying your blood is not a ques tion of taking a laxative or physic Does your blood run through your bowels Science has to day furnished proofs that all the purifying that your bloodi Deeds in fact all that can be done mut be done by your kidneys All the blood in your bodv passes through your kidneys every three min- ¬ ¬ bowels ready for absorption into your blood but the poisons which are already in your blood causing your present sickness it hares there There is no other way of purifying your blocd except by means of your kid ¬ throw oit the poisons confined in your What the bowel cleaner does is to neys That neys is why bowel their wo k cleaners fail to do they fail to help the kid ¬ ¬ ¬ - vH friendly American forces have without the crew all lost but nine The vessel 1031 wagons ol Sign erase provocation or cause been openly at lies bottom up and is pounding in the And why these hostilities brenkers north of the south jetty She tacked The What do the best Filipinos desire will come ashore before long beach is strewn with wreckage boxes Can it Le more than the United States a am is ready to give They are patriots of butter shingles and one trunk a broken open was found also life pre and want liberty a see In he meantime the attention of the server badly battered people of the Philippines is invited to certain regulative principles by which THE ELECTION IN ST LOUIS the United States will be guided in its Republican i ouncil Ticket Was Fleeted hy relations with them About 10O0O Majority and That These are deemed to be the points of Body Remains Republican Sts - - - cardinal importance 1 Supremacy of the United States St Louis April 5 Six members of must and will be enforced throughout the city council which is the upper every part of the archipelago and those house of the municipal assembly 28 who resist it can accomplish no end members of the house of delegates Other than their own ruin irct which is the lower house of the munic 2 To the Philippine people will be ipal assembly and four school direcgranted the most ample libert and tors were elected here Tuesday self government reconcj liable with the The republican council ticket was maintenance of a wise just stable ef-¬ eiected by about 10000 majority and fective and economical administration that boii will still continue to be sol- ¬ Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to of public affairs and compatible with idly republican Man Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and the sovereign and international rights tetu connecting lines Through connections to Tampa In the house of delegates nine demom IjACKSONVIlit and the obligations of the United crats were elected making a demo¬ -- or iicw Orleans with fast Steamer Service Miami States to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and cratic gain of live members Two dem ¬ The civil rights of the Philippine ocratic and two republican San Juan Low rate round trip tickets school dipeople will be guaranteed and protectThe Train Service is perrectors were elected ed to the f idlest extent religious freeIn East St Louis 111 Mayor If M fect in detail Fast schediSAU dom will be assured and all persons 2 Stevens citizens party was re elected ules 24 hours to Jackson shall be equal and have equal standing by over 1000 majoritHAVANA -ville 54 hours in the e3es of the law 3 Cincinnati to 4 Honor justice and friendship forHavana WNS bid the use of the Philippine people or HE PROTECTED HIS MOTHER IW CHiNEARSON SANTIAGO y GPA the islands they inhabit as an object Fu Cincinnati SB or mans of exploitation The pur- Lewis Dennis Killed His Father at Milltieini Fa by Hitting Him on the pose c the American government is Head With a Chair the welfare and advancement of the 1 9 - m --1 --1 a 111 iMi 1 y Philippine people Kkiikkontk Pa April j -- To save 5 There shall be guaranteed to the his mother from his fathers murderPhilippine people an honest and ef- ous attack Lewis Dennis of near Mill fective civil service and the fullest heim killed his father early Tuesday Life insurance Policies extent to whieh it is practical natives morning bv a blow with a chair The shall be employed father Samuel Dennis had been sub ¬ Attorney-At-La- w 6 The collection and application of ject to epilepsy for several years Some BOUGHT FOR CASH Paris Kentucky all taxes and other revenues will be time after midnight the son heard his placed upon a sound economical basis mother call for help H S STOUT and the public funds raised justly and Office on Broadway op stairs 2 doors Entering the room he found his father West of Bourbon News collected honestly will be applied only had apparently gone insane and was Tbooe SB to defray the regular and proper ex- choking his wife The son could not penses incurred by md for the estab- induce his father to desist and was DEALER IN lishment and maintenance of the Phii M- - D him with a chair Mrs Furniture Window Shades Oil lippine government and such general forced to brainsuffering from the shock Dennis is still Cloths Carpets Mattresses improvements as the public interests and physicians fear for her life Etc to some of the inhabitants of certain islands and as a consequence the ser There were six passengers and IS in wort ¬ And full line of cheaper grades I also doing painting I have good painter and will that you get good job of painting sick then no matter what you think the nanre of your dis ease is the first thing you should do is to afford aid to our kidneys bv using Dr Kilmers Swamp Iioot the great Kidney Remcdj In taking Swamp Root you afford natural help to nature for Swamp Soot is the most n erfect healer aid p pnte ar- When you ¬ SUFFRAGE A FAILURE Colorado rheumatism neuralgia nervousness dizziness irregular heart sleepless ¬ ness sallow complexion pimples blotches skin troubles dropsy irrita- ¬ bility loas of ambition obliged to pass water often during the day and to get up many times at night and all form of kidney bladder and uric acid troubles Swamp Boot is sold by all dealers in tif t cent or one dollar bottles Make a note of the name SWAMP BOOT Dr Kilmers Swamp Root and n member it is prepared only by Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton X Y The great discovery Swamp Root has been tested in so many waysyin hospital work in private practice among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in every thai a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it may have a sample bottle sent absolute ly free by mail post paid Also a book telling more about Swamp Root and containing some of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters re ceived from men and women who owe their good health in fact their very lives to the wonderful curative prop ertiesof Swamp Root Be sure and mention this paper when sending your ad dress to Dr Kilmer Co Bngharnton V Y Her Inconsistent- -- in or dull ache in the back or head ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ That la What JAMES JWi H HAGGARD Think lxtnt the Womans Rights Question the Vten Out In Cor High and Fourth Paris Ky ¬ Colorado politicians will almost to a man In private conversation declare that woman suffrage is a failure and a farce n our state but one of them has the nerve to sav so over his own sitr nature in the newspapers said Mr P R Graham a leading business man of Durango Col to a Washington Post ¬ reporter As 1 z m Florida Havana SAVANNAH ¬ AUUiTiXt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ RAwrANJAS dm C WJKJPJ - ENFJEOW CAPf x ¬ I unhesitatingly declare that the ex-¬ periment of giving the ballot to women in Colorado has been as rank a piece of foolishness as any people ever in ficted upon themselves it has dene a very little good perhaps and a great deal more of harm and though it may never be repealed there is no possibil ¬ ity of good coming out of it The wom en claim that their presence has made the elections cleaner but I contend that they appropriate credit that does not belong to them for while the elections are better conducted than formerly the improvement is to the Australian system and not to the ¬ do not aspire to office there is no reason for timidity on my part and No said the Boston dame as she glared wildly through her double refracting spec tacles I will never lend my aid nor encourage by mv silence the wanton slaughter of harmless birds I am bitterly opposed to the killing of these sprightly sparrows es indeed And I have only the most studied contempt lor the selfish wretches i mention no names who lend th nistlvesto or protit by the cruel killing ot birds iu any form A stilled laugh ran around the hall The speaKer paused and looked about her Then she turned to the woman chairman What arouse the laughter she softly inquired I guess its your hat replied the chairman My hat gasped the orator and sat down with a dud blush on her laded cheek For her hat was adorned with three plumes five feathers and a large blue wing Cleveland Plain Dealer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ic ¬ women n KffdNdLAAJiULkaj c fisher dd ¬ ¬ Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS ¬ ¬ The presence of women in conven tions and political meetings is to my mind degrading to them Surrounded by a lot of coarse men whom they would not elevate or refine in a lifetime they are entirely out of their ele- ¬ ment Their vote in no way conduces to better government than if they were without the franchise for they vote on sentiment or follow ihe lead of their husbands and so the only result is to increase the number of voters There are thousands of good women in the state who are tired of the business and very much regret that the ballot was ever conferred on their sex ¬ ¬ His name is Percy Algernon said tiae girl in the Seventh street car to her chum Pretty aint it But then its kind o soft like too dont you think 1 like Kind o said the other uirl Bill or Jim or something like that myself Never knew a Bill or Jim yet thai wasnt reliable I hope Percy Algernon prove to be nice but 1 think his names awfly against him honest 1 do Min Then the other girl looked thoughtful for a couple of blocks Oh but he told me she said suddenly then that the men down at the s tore call him Spud Then you neednt worry was the consolatory reply Hes all right and thu3 it was settled that Percy Algernon would do Washington Post ¬ ¬ ¬ Nickname Saved Him Thinking doesnt amount to much as a rule until it rrts down into your hands L A W Bulletin A GRAND LADYJF ILLINOIS ¬ Mrs Lucinda B Chandler of Chicago is the Honorable President of the Illi- nois Womans Press Association Hon ¬ orable President of the Society for the Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 BAKED BEANS TRAIN Aa Eiprew That inrrie Ton of ThXa Food to Exiled Bo- - Surgeon Special attention given to Undertak ¬ ing and Repairing Office Office Hours 7 Fourth and Pleasant Sts to 10 a m 2 4 7 to 8 Main Street Paris Ky to ttaug tn p ni p m TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS NO GAS NO COCAINE SMITH k ARNSPARGEH NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects AT LOW KATES 5 BROADWAY PARIS KY Catephoric treatment filling Upper and lower Silver hllings Gold hllings Gold crowns Painless extraction j L for painless O vj a IvClIl j 21ina99 tf 1500 oUcts up 100 up 500 50 ctt Trees Plants does J Hours R 321 ADAIR D D Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents reasonable prices but sell direct at Catalogues on apStrawberry and Tree plication to Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Main St Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m I Telephone 79 Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the hundred dollars during the year 1897 O W Miller Agent Pans Ky ¬ H F H1LLENMEYEK 27ft Lexington Ky Telephone may demand Local funds collected will be used for local purposes and not be devoted to other ends With such prudent and honest fiscal administra- ¬ tion it is believed the needs of the government will in a short time become compatible with a considerable reduction in taxation 7 A pure speedy and effective administration of justice will be established whereby may be eradicated the evils arising from delay corruption and exploitation 8 The construction of roads railroads and similar means of communi- ¬ cation and transportation and of other public works manifestly to the advan- ¬ tage of the Philippine people will be promoted Democratic and foreign trade and commerce agriculture and other in ¬ dustrial pursuits tending toward the general development of the country in the interests of the inhabitants shall be objects of constant solicitude and fostering care 10 Effective provision will be made for the establishment of elementary kchools in which the children of the people may be educated and appropri- ¬ ate facilities will be provided for a bigger education 11 Reforms in all departments of the government and all branches of the public service and all coiporations ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Gen Flaglers Successor tonlann Your true Bostouian who is forced to exist in New York has little to com- ¬ fort him in his exile says the Chicago Chronicle There is only one solace to his cup of biKerness and that is his Sunday morning breakfast And as he sits down complacently to this one meal of all the week vhih reminds him of home he offers xip a fervent prayer of thanksgiving for two mercies One is that he is still a Bostoninn and the other is for the baked beans train The baked beans train comes rolling into the Grand Central depot in New York every Sunday morning at about six oclock It comes in every other morning to be sure but only on Sunday does it possess any special sig ¬ nificance There is always an express car attached but on week days it is filled with a miscellaneous cargo Not so on Sunday mornings Then there is a penetrating aroma which comes from stacks and stacks of fresh ly baked beans in pots They arc con signed to an enterprising purveyor in New York who covers a regular route with a number of delivery wasrons Within two hours after the train comes In the contents of the express car have ¬ ¬ ¬ i Washington April 5 The selection of a successor to the late Gen Flagler as chief of the ordnance bureau has been considered by the president and it is believed that Col Adelbert R Pufhngton or Maj Charles Shaler will be chosen Col Burlington is the second ranking colonel in the corps and has about two years to serve before re- ¬ tiring ¬ Contracts for Cartridges Awarded Washington April r Bids were opened at the ordnance bureau Tues ¬ day for supplying 8000000 smokeless cartridges 4 caliber in size Three firms the Union Metallic Cartridge Co the United States Cartridge Co and the Winchester Co each bid JoS0 per 1000 and each company as awarded one third of the lot to be supplied Myron C Youngstown O April 5 The presi ¬ dency of the Republic Iron and Steel Co the new combine just organized has been tendered Myron C Wick the wealthy iron manufacturer of thia city Mr Wick had the offer under consideration when the National Steel Co was organized Mr Wick disposed of all his iron interests here to that concern Wick Offered the Presidency ucational Society Mrs Chandler is an and in writ ¬ ardent friend of ing to Dr Hartman on the subject she stated as follows Chicago Jan 6 1899 Dear Doctor I suppose everyone that is confined to their desk and not getting the required amount of exercise will sooner or later suiter with catarrh of I know the stomach and indigestion by experience that is a most excellent remedy for these complaints It has relieved me and several of my been distributed The Saturday night run out of Bos friends have used it with the same satis ton is known among the train hands aa factory results Yours very respect fully Luanda B Chandler the baked beans run Pe-ru-- na Pe-rri-na Margarets Fuller Society for the study of Economics and d over n men s and alsrt President of the Chicago Moral Ed ¬ Lusinda B Chandler of Chicago III Promotion of Health founder of the i NKBMUMBtmwMw THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL INCUBATOR CHICKS 7 1899 MEAT SMOKING DEVICE will be sought as eagerly by progressive pub- ¬ lishers as Hostetters Stomach Bitters is by all who suffer from stomach ills of any na- ¬ ture No matter whether it be indigestion Take chicks from incubator as soon constipation biliousness nervousness stub- ¬ as they are dry place in a basket with a born liver or overworked kidneys It Stomach Bitters will piece of flannel under and over them unequaled spring medicine cure it and is an precuring and set near tiie stove or in a warm venting malaria fever and ague and all ills place do not feed for 24 hours Then resulting from a run down system Hos-tet-ter- s How to Take la re of the Little Thins After They Have Been Taken from the Machine Ktplinea Good Luck The first story that Kipling writes after his illness will bring a fabulous price It ¬ Kw Blftbod Which Amwm Even Curing and Duex Away with All Danger of Fire Recent illustrated articles on this subject generally provide for locating the fire directly under the meat in the smoke house The accompanying sketch illustrates a far better method as the smoke is cooled before reaching the j AV P fill iTl III 1 SMOKING MEAT meat The illustration explain itself All that is required is a few joints of stove pipe and an elbow a barrel with a loose cover into which the pipe is fitted and connected with the smoke house as shown A few inches of ashes Oh That Deliclon Coffee in the bottom of the barrel hollowed C sts but 1c per lb to grow Salzer has the out to receive the fire and the outfit iseed German Coffee Berry jpkg 15c Java Coffee pkg 15c ncomplete It is almost impossible to Salzers New American Chicory 15c Cut this out and send 15c for smoke meat with the fire directly un ¬ any of above packages or send 30c and get der it without heating it more or less all 3 pkgs and great Catalogue free to JOHN and these partial cookings and sweat A SALZER SEED CO La Crosse Wiskl LIME FOR THE SHELLS HpHE pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy Syrup of Figs manufactured ings impart an unsavory taste ¬ An - by Judicious Flattery the California Fig Syrup Company illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles other advantage in this method is that Hen AbMoIotely eetl It Kithcr in the The Chinese call their dowager empress of plants known to be medicinally all danger of fire is avoided E P laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste Form of Gravel Sheila Saml the most beautiful woman in the world Snyder in Ohio Farmer Hay or Clover They know better than not to Memphis and acceotable to the system It is the one perfect strengthening laxative remove to a brooder heated to SO or 90 degrees and feed a few bread crumbs Keep clean water before them arranged so they cannot get wet A tumbler up side down in a saucer makes a good fountain After first feed inclose them under hover of brooder till next feed Feed often and little at a time they must not be overfed feed four or five times a day regularly and inclose un der hover after eacl feed Clean awav nil food that is left no stale food Teach them to go under hover Wheat and cracked corn should be the main food after fifth day Dont habituate them to one kind of food They should be hungry for their last feed of the day just before dark This last feed should be hard dry grain lie persistent in making them go under the hover from the first until they learn that it is a mother to them Never let them be come chilled by huddling in corners outside of hover A chilled chick will If generally die of bowel trouble front and top of brooder are made of glass the sun will blister the chicks when it shines hot and give them bowel complaint When they huddle in cor ners it is too hot or too cold Carry out these directions for a week or ten days and you will have no further trouble You can then let them out but make them all come in early every evening for a few days Keep dry grain in a trough in the brooder to induce them to return Ohio Farmer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A Test ¬ The woman did not believe in the occult Now I propose to test this clairvoyI shall send her a ant she wis saying lock of my hair as she directs with some question which nobody but myself can pos sibly answer Let me see what can I ask her ¬ The man laughed hoarsely Ask her what is the real color of the he urged Detroit Journal hair We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by II alls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe bim Ierfeetly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made bv their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists To ledo O Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials ¬ Hovvh This ¬ ¬ fre Emma Papa if green means forsaken does the giving of an emerald to a young lady mean that the giver has forsaken her Her Papa No dear It mean that he has forsaken the emerald Jewelers Halls Family Pills are the best Comfort for the Recipient Weekly UN tolENrOMBINATJ0N ¬ Commercial Appeal You Can to A DESTRUCTIVE PEST J appearance of the Weevil Stopped in a Certain Section of the Country Pem-Growing- Many years ago I used to grow acres That was what they were called then but since we have to get seed of the same from Canada where weevils seem not to bother the name seems to have been changed to Canada peas I raked the peas in bunches with a horserake when ripe the rake tearing them out by the roots W7hen dry I stacked them alongside the hog yard like hay and forked them into the yard as hogs needed Only enough were stored in the barn to be threshed for seed and for young pigs the next summer When warm weather came the next June the grain room had not been opened for two or three weeks when I went to get peas to soak for some pigs just before wean ing and the sight I beheld was pho- ¬ tographed on my mind indelibly A portion of the substance of my peas was running all over the floor and walls and bins of wheat corn oats and barley The eggs of the pea weevil had hatched in every pea consuming about one fourth of each grain and then emerging in the form of dirty gray beetles and I suppose they were on their travels looking for sunlight and chance for further development My pea growing for pigs ceased then as side it did with all my neighbors and probably never to be renewed in this sec COOP FOR EARLY CHICKS tion of the country Oalen Wilson in Practical Farmer The One Here Illustrated Hum a Num ¬ ber of Good Pointa to FACTS FOR FARMERS Recommend It of white field peas for hogs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The gizzard is competent to render very fine the hardest material but to do this it must be assisted by gravel shells sand or other sharp cutting material These materials may pass out of the system unless dissolved which can be done by vegetable acids that separate the primitive elements of the various forms of lime Bones are phos phate of lime but egg shells chalk limestone and oyster sheMs are carbonate of lime They are insoluble in water and cannot be appropriated by the hen until they are entirely changed in chemical composition by some sub stance that unites with them Plaster is soluble but may prove injurious ii used freely The best way to feed lime is in the grains such as wheat oats buskwheat and barley lover hay is rich in lime and so are peas and beans The action of ir ineral substances is mostly mechanical but while this may be insufficient so far as providing lime is concerned vet it is onlv a the on and they are really more useful as grit Many persons have provided their hens with all the oyster shells re ¬ quired and yet they laid soft shell eggs It can be considered however that the difficulty may be weakness of the egg making machinery An en traverses quite a distance before it is surrounded by the shell and hens are subject to many disorders Overfat hens inbred hens and sickly hens are those usually affected Farm and Fire¬ ¬ Write 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 easy Cures Corns Bunions and Ingrowing Nails Alldruggistsand shoe stores sell it in ceuts A Good iet Allens Foot Kane FREE CLEANSING THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY DISPELLING COLDS AND HEADACHES PREVENTING FEVERS OVERCOMING HABITUAL CONSTIPATION PERMANENTLY Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance and its acting on the kidneys liver and bowels gently yet promptly without weakening or irritating them make it the ideal laxative In the process of manufacturing figs are used as they are pleasant to the taste but Sign THE MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE OBTAINED FROM SENNA AND OTHER AROMATIC PLANTS The Rest Prescription for Chill and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in by a method known to the California Fig Syrup Company only In order to get its beneficial effects and a tasteless form Noeure no pay Price50c to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package She You know it is a womans privilege to change her mind He I know it is but when a man changes his he has to pay damages Spare Moments When the queen regent completed the ratification of the treaty it was a good sign for Spain Cleveland Leader Consumers of the choicest products of modern commerce purchase at about the same price that others pay for cheap and worthless imitations To come into universal demand and to be everywhere considered the best of its class an article must be capable of satisfying the wants and tastes of the best informed purchasers The California Fig Syrup Company having met with the highest success in the manufacture To Cure a Cold in One Day and sale of its excellent liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Figs it has become important to all to have a Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All The California Fig Syrup Company was organized more than druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c knowledge of the Company and its product fifteen years ago for the special purpose of manufacturing and selling a laxative remedy which would be A book is never quite satisfactory t a more pleasant to the taste and more beneficial in effect than any other known The great value of the woman unless its conclusion leaves the heroine in the heros arms remedy as a medicinal agent and of the Companys efforts is attested by the sale of millions of bottles Atchison Globe annually and by the high approval of most eminent physicians As the true and genuine remedy named Chemistry has done many things for man- Syrup op Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only the knowledge of that fact kind but the discoveries in 1891 that led to will assist in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other parties the manufacturing of Putnam Fadeless ¬ Dyes was the master stroke With these improved Dyes cotton wool or silk can be dyed with one operation in half the time and with less labor than with any other It is funny how little it takes to make some men do mean things Washington la Democrat Fortify Feeble Lungs Against Winter with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute AurRNIA JTC 5yrvp S svmbtFor - V- - ¬ ¬ It seems queer that an intelligence office should supply stupid servants Chicago Daily News - Sale by All Druggists sSo of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS Price 50 Per Bottle Pisos Cure is the medicine to break up childrens Coughs and Colds Mrs M G Blunt Sprague Wash March 8 94 4 SHEEP Choice oughly prepared LAMBS Spring 80 t 112 00 45 FLOUR Winter family 65 Potatoes eat to one or two eyes have OUTSIDE AND INSIDE OF COOP new 7H No 3red always given satisfactory results and 74 3 Urn No mixed ¬ we lake no stock in the theory of plant the coop has a tight bottom with slats 2 dt z V No SI ing whole potatoes at its outer edge as shown in Fig 2 HA RyePrime to choice fell 00 Twelve bushels of cooked corn will There is no bottom to the rest of the PROVISIONS Mcs pork 00 5 o Lard make as much pork as 17 of raweora euop and the lower end has a hinired BUTTER Choice ft 12 dairv Fed with slops the result should be door and is also covered with one inch 22 Prime to choice creamery 4 50 4 00 APPLES Choice to lamy 200 pounds increase in the weight of a mesh of wire netting POTATOES--Pe- r 65 u io mi When very cold the door can be shut Pig- CHICAGO 3 JW Jiaul out the manure and spread it on up tight and the chicks will have a FLOUR Winter patent 7 u J red you can Do not warm run on the ground outside the the land wherever No 3 Chicago spring 70 CORN No 4 uj handle it but once if you can help it slats When it is warmer the end door O - No 2 ft 27 It has been decided that it is the better can be dropped giving a protected run POKK Mess 9 20 ii 15 5 22iS 5 25 way to spread it on the surface as soon but plenty of fresh air The hen can LARD Steam be let into this run when desired A NEW YORK as possible Western Plowman patent i 75 tit 4 00 cloth can be thrown over the glass at FLOUK Winterred WHEAT Na S nii Timnthv Hnv rMnvf night wben the weather is cold 4 CORN No 2 mixed 4l RYE oyi Clover unless cut before it reaches American Agriculturist S 33 id OATS Mixed 10 25 PORK New Mess the blossoming stage will have when mm 0 95 o LAKu- - Western dried from seven to ten per cent of al BlK Profit in Rape ALTlViOKE buminoids which makes it a very nu Perhaps no single crop outsideof the FLOUR Family 2 so 3 60 7 3 tritious ration Timothy when in its usual grain crops has given so much GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 76 7i Southern estate which is a little before it satisfaction as that of rape and espe best 38 Corn Mixed 3 s Oats No 2 white has blossomed has only four to five per cially is this no where it is grown for Rye No 2 western tio cent of albuminoids if it stands until the feeding of sheep Flockmasters CATTLE First quality 4 50 40 4 40 4 50 dead ripe most of these are changed to who have sowu a few acres of rape dur INDIANAPOLIS woody fiber which is very hard to di- ing the past year report the most sat-¬ No 2 ft ft gest The second growth of clover is isfactory results from its feeding and GRAIN Wheat mixed 2 33 Oats No 2 mixed inuch richer than the first It is hard we look for a much larger acreage to JOL1SVILLE to cure it without discoloring from ex be sown this year We would advise FLOUR Winter patent 4 00 375 If secured in auyone who has a few heep to feed GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 7j cessive fermentation Lorn Mixed nnrtd vrder it should br saved for voting to sow at least one or tw acres of rape J0y Out Mixed 10 uu stock and for poultry xo be fed to eacfo and note carefully the itsults of sues FORK Meat L ti LAJx neuu m siudJi amounts with otfier feed UeCiug this jear Prairie Former t The cut shows a desirable coop for It is a pity amateur actors cant see very early chickens The coop is long themselves as others see them Atchison A low wheel wagon on the farm is and sloping and has a hotbed sash Globe very bandy hinged to the top The higher half of See there A bad sprain cured and St Having the orchard well trimmed up Jacobs Oil cured it will keep the trees bearing well Do not try to plant until the soil will The only thing some people do is to grow older Atchison Globe work readily into good condition Itbebps the looks of premises great ¬ Lawsakes It cured my aches St Jacobs Oil makes no mistakes ly to whitewash ttbe fences and the out ¬ build i age If a man is as timid as a hare he eught to die game Chicago Daily News Add a pinch of soda to the water in which eut flowers are placed It will Feeze and fret Why St Jacobs Oil help preserve them cures Neuralgia Soothes it down The advice often giveit direetly or indirectly to use horses without shoe ¬ ing is arrant nonsense THE MARKETS If we learn to run an incubator irt will always be ready and sometimes is Cincinnati ADrilfc 4 03 I VE STOCK Cattlecommou3 00 available when setting hens are mot 4 iO Select butchers 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Free DR II U tiRUlfS 8CVS Bi lYAttuu Gu a aA kvatrP 1 dropsy s 335 W Fifth St NEW DISCOVERY gives a I v - SJ Oar Female for All UKE rKuarities and Ittftese of Women S PEEDYlHygMedlelieCofBerHatWw Ir AFE IS Eegalator Street MW YOHa A N K E BCn BL00D ncv P O hox Co PHXS bintr-td- Are von Run Down tw Beriia Wit Add druggists 1765 lftl Hyciu WHEN WRITING TO AilVERTISKKt pieaMe iiatc mat yon saw the AdTXrttso it ib ion paper s 4 8 Tflfi BOURBON NEWS PARIS IN RUSTIC WAYS O FHIOAY APRIL 7 1889 J --- R ALL WOMEN TCNTHS The blackbirds whistle all day long A rhythmic gladness in their song And night and morning down the Ian Drifts by the cowbells rude refrain The flicker dips on golden wings And far across the meadow swings The swallow skims in lines of grace Like to the curves that painters trace Above below and everywhere A sense of living thrills the air Springs message through the silent sent With earth and wood and sky is blent Do not sneeze and cough your head off when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild JJWE which -- Of all the paint andsicknessfrom Cherry anil Tar will cure your cold and cough and prevent any further lung or bronchial complication W T Brooks druggist Home okOwn and imported clover seed for sale by Geo W Stuart oppo- ¬ CANCER IS DEADLY This fearful disease often first appears as a mere scratch a pimple or lump in the breast too small to attract any A Gases Out of Ten notice until in many cases the deadly disease is fully developed Cure Found at Last Cancer can not be cured by a surgical operation because the disease is a virulent poison in the blood circulating throughout the system and although the sore or ulcer known as the Cancer may be cut away the poison remains in the blood and promptly breaks out afresh with p wmiif mm latest ATTRACTIVE EJ STOBL BRIGHTEST COLORS women Results Fatally In Nine FHilRES suffer is caused lay weakness or site freight depot tf LOWEST PRICES derangement in the organs of menstruation learly always when a woman is not well these rgans are affected But when they are strong and healthy a woman is very seldom sick The hedgerow blossoms stain the sod The south winds make the grasses nod And woolly lambs in awkward play Down the green hillside ambling stray Along the blue horizon rim The ladies of Paris and Bourbon county are cordially invited to inspect an elegant line of juvenile suits from 3 to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 years at Price Cos clothiers tf The lights and shadows sink or swim And penciled faintly on the skies A ghostly half moons crescent lies The blackbirds chant the whole day long A rhythmic madness in their song And dusk and dawn along the lane Echoes the cowbells rude refrain Ernest McGaffey in Womans Home Com panion To My Patrons ils natures provision for the regu¬ lation of the menstrual function at cures ail female troubles It 3s equally effective for the girl in iier teens the young wife with do¬ mestic and maternal cares and the woman approaching the period Imown as the Change of Life They all need it They are all benefitted by it For advice fn cases requiring special directions address giving symptoms the Ladies Advisory Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta sccga Term THOS J COOPER Tupelo Mist saysi 4 My sister suffered from very Irregular and painful menstruation and doctors outd not relieve her Wine of Cardul entirely cured her and alsd helped my mother through the Change ot Life Money To Loan satattj mortgage 6de-p-6ai- Terms 5 and per cent on real ROGERS Paris Ky MOORE Notice jjersoiis having claims against the estate of Young W Moran deceased will preseut theui at ouce to uie proper- y proven as required by law All persons iudebted to the estate of ffie will please call at my office and I2 settle HENKY SPEAKS Executor of Y W Moran 8fpb ltrio LH fKo Wil b1 Landman MD Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio 503 W t the Windsor Hotel Pari - -- TUESDAY April 11 1899 retaining month Paric wvery second Tuesday in each Keerknce Kentucky Every leading pnysician RAILROAD TIME CARD L m K R R 1058 a m ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Cincinnati in y -- 328 p m JFrom Maysville ttoi a Lexington 333 p in 1010 p m 538 p I have moyed my gallery fixtures to my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old negatives or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my resiONE GLASS OF WINE dence L Gkinnan A Belief That It Changed the History of Thia Country We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ a single glass of wine pair your linen and put neck bands on It is said that probably wrecked the Democratio party free Haggard Reed in 1860 The story is worth telling After the breaking up of the national The Bourbon Steam Laundry Democratio convention at Charleston having secured office room at the party in Georgia held a state con- ¬ James corner Fourth vention Great excitement prevailed Parker The leaders of the party could not and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No agree It was a critical period The majority report indorsed the se 4 All calls or bundles entrusted ceders or bolters at Charleston whe to them will receive prompt at- ¬ -the minority report opposed their tention tion The leading champion of the n -nority was Herschel V Johnson and Dr Sawyers Ukatinejiever has aui his followers were confident that his we do not see now it can fail to cure eloquence and logic would carry the kidney disorders It gives nature the aid day It is quite likely that such would needed and nature thus aided never fails have been the case but for an unfortu W T Brooks druggist nate mishap Ex Governor Johnson began his speech before the noon adjourn Dont scratch your life away but use ment on the second day and concluded Dr lawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica after dinner Old men who remember that speech salve for eczema piles hives burns and say that it was a powerful argument uts It eoothes relieves pain and posiand the impression gained ground that tively cures W T Brooks druggist after the noon recess the speaker would demolish his opponents with a few Tky our Minue Tapiocas prepared eledge hammer blows But the overooufident friends of the iu sixty seconds F B McDehMott minority report were doomed to disapLadies fine shoes less than half price pointment Johnson felt the strain of the morning session so much that he this week at Davis Thompson was unable to eat anything and he took Isgrigs tf a glass of wine upon an empty stomach to strengthen himself This was a fatal Nuts raisins dates figs currants mistake That one glass of wine per seedless raisins haps changed the destiny of the nation I tf Newton Mitchell The great orator resumed his speech but the wine bad nauseated him He was hazy verbose and unintelligible at My agency insures against times His style and argument lacked fire wind and stormbest old re- ¬ vigor consistency and positiveness His prompt paying companifriends looked at one another in despair liable The men on the other side were exult esnon-union ant It was evident that the speaker W 0 HINTON Agent bad damaged his own cause Then Howell Cobb and Henry R Jackson followed each other for the ma- ¬ Low prices on candies for entertainjority report They spoke with an air ments Cheap but pure of expectant triumph and captured the tf Newton Mitchell convention The majority report was adopted It is unnecessary to follow the history of the next few weeks The national Democracy was completely disrupted and put two tickets in the field Lincoln was elected and the country was plunged into a civil war Had Johnson succeeded in inducing the Georgia conven tion to adopt his conservative ideas it is safe to say that other southern states would have fallen into line with our commonwealth and the national Demo cratio party would have remained ¬ ¬ 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 renewed violence The wonderful success of S S S in curing obstinate deep seated Our Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the largest houses in Cincin- ¬ blood diseases which were considered incurable induced a lew de- nati in she decorating line spairing sufferers to try it for Cancer after exhausting the skill of Come in and exame onr stock the physicians without a cure Much to their delight o S S proved ¬ equal to the disease and promptly effected a cure spread rapidly and it was soon demonstrated beyond doubt that a cure had at last been found for deadly Cancer Evidence has accu- ¬ mulated which is incontrovertible of which the following is a specimen The glaa news J C SNIDER CO Main St bet 6th and 7th The Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons Cancer is hereditary in our family my father a sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful disease My feelings may be imagined when the hor- ¬ rible disease made its appearance on my side It was a malignant Cancer eating inwardly in such a way as to cause great alarm The disease seemed beyond the skill of the doctors for their treatment did no good whatever the Cancer growing worse all the while MRS s M IDOL Numerous remedies were used for it but the Cancer grew steadily worse until it seemed that I was doomed to follow the others of the family for I know how deadly Cancer is especially when inherited I was advised to try Swifts Specific S S S which from the first day forced out the poison I continued its use until I had taken eighteen bottles when I was cured sound and well and have had no symptoms of the dreadful affliction though many years have elapsed S S S is the ouJy cure for Cancer Mus S M Idol Winston N C a dealers at who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all 25 cents Weak Eyes are Made Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind spetdily 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 S S Our book on Cancer containing other testimonials information will be sent free to any address by the Company Atlanta Georgia Abney mail carrier will haul and valuable light baggage to and from depot Terms Swift Specific very reasonable Leave orders at Post office tf ¬ ¬ COUGH - class power Grinding Mill standard make will grind 60 to 75 bar rels of ear corn per day with 10 borse power Will sell cheap R P Barnett most distressing sights is One of the to see a child almost choking with the dreadful whooping cough Give the child Dr Bulls Cough Syrup the A first WHOOPING FOR SALE ¬ The Commercial Gazette No weekly published in this country is more extensively read than the Cin¬ ¬ V ¬ DcBulls Syrup Cough Cures Whooping Cough quickly greatest pulmonary remedy and re-¬ lief will come at once the coughing spells will re occur less frequently and in a few days the sufferer will be entirely cured No other remedy can boast of so many cures Strawberry Plants FOR SJLE ¬ ¬ cinnati Weekly Commercial Gazette which has in the past year been greatly improved and enlarged ever way It is the oldest family newspaper in the west It 8 ten pages are compactly tilled with the most important news of the world and just what th family fireside most enjoys Just thik of it ten pages weekly tor less than one cent per copy Onlv 50 cents per year We call special attention to the advertisement of the Weekly Commercial Gazette on another Coughed 20 Years I suffered for 25 years with a cough aid spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail un ¬ til I used Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Honey 500000 of best leading varieties such as Buback H iviland Gaud and others We sell in lots of 50 10 or 1000 Price 2 per 10 Jo For further information apply to or address JOHN TRABUE till inayl Ruddels Mills Ky ¬ Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists JOHN CONNELLY solicited Prices reasonable This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Rosell Grantsburg 111 ¬ OR CALDWELLS f YRUP PEPiM 5 CURES INDJOEST v light- ¬ ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co PARIS KENTUCKY 1 Work guarantee satisfactory Calls ower rates and absolutely safe insur- ¬ O W Miller Agent Your work if ance promptly answered Insure against tire wind and Paris Kyv ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JUST TOGCERY HINTS ¬ miiittd 67 p amm Richmond 505 7 42 511 a m 745 a m 740 a m m m m ti a m 825 p F TRAINS DEFARTrRK iToCin inati 34U p 23o JLieiiuerton oiu m 1 1 ra 7 M q To Richmond 545 p in 1014 p m 08 a m 747 a in llsU 5 t ti 4i Papa You saw that big boy whip ping the little one and you didnt in terfere Suppose you had been that lit tle boy which good I have also a season mule 5Jackinsure a Bobbie I did think of that and was at to rill make the going to part em but then I happened LSkring colt to think spose I was the big boy So I I left em alone London Fun ¬ ¬ Cady Thorn 218 Harrison Chiefs 1st dam Lute standard by Joe Downing th sire of Dick Jameson 226 Abe Browning 220 and is the grand sire f Bonners Edwin Forest 218 Harrison Chiefs 1st dam by How he by Alexanders Ab ards Abdallah of Goldsmith Maid 214 tlallah the sire Alexauder8 Abdallah is by the world nenowned Rysdicks Hambletonian 2d Tom Hal 3d lam by Expert he by by Redmands w by Sir Alfred he he by Imp Valentine Valentine This horse has already produced setae rery fine colts ¬ you irritate your your long tongue husband with Aw no my dear Miss Vivian Id never say nawthen to en Tother day Coach Stallion 2Tfae Fine Harness and I was ome waitin forn to come ome to supper Eight oclock come an no Jan 9 oclock come an no Jan 10 oclock come an no Jan I put up me will make thQ Reason at my stable one bonnet an shoal an went to every kiddly jnile west of Shavvhan station on Cyn wink in town thout Dyke Winsors Haiaua turnpike at the low price of When I come there there wor Jan 8 To Insure a Living Colt Says I You ugly murderen veilan Money due when colt comes or mare theest killed thee fust wife an now arted with A lien retained on colt theest want to kill me too an he up an kuacked me down Tmtil season money is paid Harrison Chief is a beautiful bay An Kay Way Ont with very heavy mane and tail 16 a school inspection some of the At bands high fine style and action is 10 He was sired by Harrison boys found a difficulty in the correct years old Jkiet 3841 standard son of Clark placing of the letters i and e in receive Chief by Mambrino Chief the sire of such words as believe 1016 p ni To Maysville 750 a m 635 p in F B Carr Agent This 4s the story of whpfca little gJau pf wine did It rnrimd a great par fry caused a disastrous war and besides tna loss of life cost the south over 4000 00000 Perhaps this is rather specu lative but there are many who believed it a generation ago Atlanta Constitution Didnt Irritate Him Here is a glimpse of the seamy side of life in Cornwall from The Cornish ¬ ¬ RECEIVED PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS FIRST pig Consider f And Summer The magnitude of the offerings The novelty of the style The astonishing variety The matchless price Magazine Im afraid Jenny SOAP I PURITY GUARANTEED s IA Lr IP SECOND Compare the G irments made by this house with Any Merchant Tailor You will be impressed with the dignity of cut and shape of fashion seen only in the garments made by us OF course you vi want somathing to wear want it made right THIRD 1 Harrison Chief and at proper pi ice A SUIT that would not deign to notice sweetiy on S2 this season 25 lat Fall will smile IJT G N Expert measuring by a representative from the Company Sold By Tlie Globe Tailoring Co The Great Cincinnati Tailors Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt PARRIS etc THE full Sample Line and its a beauty master pricked up his ears It is sim The inspector continued i and e exactly ply this Write the alike and put the dot in the middle Liverpool Mercury over them Both Sidea When the inspector said blandly My boys I will give yon an infallible rule one I invariably nse myself the pupils were all attention and even the ¬ will be ON DISPLAY supplemented with a MONDAY AND TUESDAY April 3d and 4th EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS iflBEliE Anyone sending a sket cb and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an lnrention is probably patentable Communica tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest agency for securing patents Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice without charge In the The Globe Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is conceded to be the largest strictly Merchant Tailoring House in America controlling the best workmen in every department NOTE Designs Copyrights Ac Trade Marks XAFE CUNNINGHAM Lung Shawhau Ky Dr and - MB Irritation will cnr it fttetra strength to the lunes that a iflpive such jiMufeb or a cold will not settle there XfiKenty five cents at all good druggist Pine-Tar-Honey Jteffoe forerunner to consumption Too Great a Risk James if anybody inquires for me today tell them I am not in Yes sir There might possibly be one who wocld net have a bill muttered the young man but Ill not risk bland Plain Dealer J ik--Clet TWIN BROTHERS O Scientific American handsomely illustrated weekly Tanrest cir- culation of any scientific journal Terms 93 a yar four months L Sold by all newsdealers A Ji3T MUNN Branch Office Co3SBNew DYork C F SU Washington 625 3 1 3 5 T JB RGAI N BRIN GERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY i WSMm

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