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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 14, 1899

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. c i Cfl CHAMP MILLER BO URBON PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY N EWS Established Editors and Owners FEB l 1881 YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY APRIL 14 1899 MILUERSBURG I C SO OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS STODDARD DISC HARROWS HAMILTONS DISC HARROWS M Nbwh Notes Gathered In Hura Aiirt About rim GEO W STUAR Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Tl cianati Mrs Sue Sandnskv is visiting in Cin Wednesday Dr D D Eade site the L S Freight IN id Depot s tree Ojpo- - of Paris was here DEALER tt- - t X y Are Stsjodcrd tools of the highest grade They always do the work and do it Be Sxre n if ITo-u- - lack Haw n Get T3ae Best Always drops the same no of corn Black Hawk the great labor saver iM o3re Is Tlie JStliining Tliing grains number alter the 3 M all B 18 Mrs AudyMccue and babe are visit Coal iug at Corinth Ky Miss Lucy Reese of M tson County is the guest ot Miss Aliie Clarke E P Clarke and Addison Turner OF Wrr in Cincinnati this week Mrs W V Shaw returned Wednes day from a visit to her parents Sole Agent For The Olelmted bought a hue draft stalJohn Peed lion last Wdek from Illinois parties Mrs Belle Armstrong and Mrs Har I mon ttitt were in Paris j esterday The best Senii cannel ever mined Rev W S Grinstead will preach at Ruddles Mills at 3 p m Sunday Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE Mclutyre McClintock ehipped two cars of hogs lo Baltiuure yesterday OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of their Mrs E i Hull and two daughteis are always on hand vi iiing reiHiives in Flemingsbarg Uia Week Mis Miry Richardson of Lexington U th guest of ner graud in th r Mrs Trotter iai Mrs H C Dailey of R se Hill was the guest ot her eon J as Daey Wed nesday and yesterday M P The annual stallion show was a fail- ure saiuruay mere are only two or vuree in tbia precinct The Perfect Range Co of Ports We take the risk Make a purchase from us If you in utb O will open a store in a few Bryan building right-- days in the are not satisfied with your bargain we will pay back your Died Thursday evening he money Our new spicy daily arrivals w ill interest Vou babe of Moses Tnrney Interment at Miilersbur cemetery Y old folks supper and entertain 20 slate pencils lv an line of and ment given by the ladies of the Chris eel enamel kvarej ii received sheets note paper c tian Church netted 30 Tuesday eveniug 12MO Adamantine needle point Miss Dorothy Peed has accepted a po pins Our Or Nassan corset i tlie hit lo sition as book keep r with the U S 2 Helix Aval eyed needles le of tlic century It has J steel Millinery Store Airs Robert Caldwell s ays in each side which posi I papers earpet tacks 1 c will have charge of the trimming dely prevent the from partment Val lace lc per yd Al silk Baby ribbons 1 e per yd breaking price oil 5Gc Taken Up I have a b y filly hi broken not shod owuei can aU styles Silk ylovrpr ii beauty pins nve same ly proving ownership pay- widths ribbons in will aston l bell hat the prices Al to see ing feed bill and adverting charges Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building San Lime FIED SEEDS EVERY YAIiTY- ¬ ¬ ¬ MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal ¬ WHLLHC APT 0 T II E ¬ ¬ X ¬ ¬ I two-year-ol- d - ¬ 41 TM Pukneel vou new ityles atl OLD HICKORY WAGONS OLDS WAGONS Combine Strength Durability and Lasting Qualities niKht at theTraiuin- Dont forget the entertainment - Sold only toy I lW lass and the Cadets and Hobo Band of home talent iven by Mm tu School Building C M Bests elocution WALLACES BARGAIN STORE -- I2i Maia Street D ssia ELY TBf CJjIIs Carlisle Sewn Culled From Nic oli8 Precincts Tlvt Mercury County From sees J M 1 iialk VW in - Court of Claims is in session this week H B Bryson has rented his residence to Geo W Eriou of Paris Frank C Taylor will graduate at Cen ter College Danville iu June Mrs Fletcher Cheatham has bought the lohnl Fisner lot in Elm wood for ¬ mmis Fiel O f Vdl Farmn iiiiploments r Hy VV L 1000 J Has coated in the Simms Warehouse on the North side of the Court Rouse Square and has on hand a large display of bated Monday and he leaves his property to thj Catholic Church after his debts are paid Messrs N H Baylies J E Kern Walter Clark and Henry Fnhrinn of Paris were here Monday looking ior horses and mules The Carlisle Telephone Company have ordered a new switch board with 50 additional drops in order to supply the demand for phones Died At his home near this city on Sunday night last Mr Timothy Min inan aged about ST years after an ill ness of several veeks t Presbytery of Ebeneezer meets ¬ ¬ The will of John Pickett was pro ¬ BURBAKK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very finis guaranteed genuine New York Stock I can sell them as low as anybody as them before 13 big advance 1 bought J M RI0N Sharpsburg April 18th at 730 p m The opening sermon will be pleached by Dr M C Roberts President ot Centre College Tbe Nicholas County Republicans mnt Monday and re organized tneir committee by electing all tho old ineni beis with H R Bryson as Chairman and Wyatt Insko as Secretary At the Christian Chu b Inst Sunday moiiiii g an unusuai number 01 oh people were present Tne aggregate ages of eiht gentleman was fSfii years au average ot each 5S2 J 8 years Died -- A large congregation assembled at ihe Presbyterian Church on Friday afternoon of last week drawn together to pay the last respects to Miss Edna Young She passed away at the bom of her uncle Thos McClintock near Millersburg on April 15th Co Go to J C Snyder paper and window shades Tlie Tenlii street Grocer m W v n j 1 for wall- ¬ STUDEBAKER AND CAPITAL WAGONS AND CARRIAGES THE VULCAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vulcuii Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold tf KM wk Dedication ot Kentucky 3Ioiu- meiit On May 1st and 2d the Frankfort Cincinnati will sell round trip tickets 1 limited to May 6th to Chattanooga one fare for the round trip on account of the dedication of Kentuckys monument a Chickamaugua On April 25 26 27 tickets to Atlanta and return limited to Ma 3d will be sold at one fare for the round trip on account of International Sunday School Associa1 i I i 1899 CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF PAT WASHINGTON 589 15 3 189 ¬ 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 ¬ tion Do not sneeze and congh your head off bands high a model in form and finish with extra TBaantifal bck iimbsland feet tine eyes head and neck and the highesr til saddle horse on record Hs disposition is perfect He traces as much fancy blood a- - any paddle stallion o record His gaits are natural and swift He rank in the front as a producer of high class saddlers and they have won anions the bet in th show rine including tbe 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 h w romwell and on to the grat race tootM Denmark Including the great Kalcorn show mare of Tennessee Firsi dam MinLie Parvin the noted show ma e 3 when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild will be claimed for service rendered by my horse Mares kept at 10 cents per day 8nd grass bills must be paid when mare is Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and away Will not be responsible for acciviN No business on Wn H ay cough and prevent any fnther lung or taken bronchial complication W T Brooks Nortn Middle town pike Come and e bim3 J miles from Paris on the Paris druggist 313 another A TorxxxS or bred toFor horse without Maressold traded -- Xji-7-in- s my consent tbe money Colt - rasas THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 14 1899 A word with you if you will per Where me an Jim played marbles Jim but no noise By this time he recognized me which Liarfee his name in Theres still a village onlyfull there an pass now I saw that he had not at first and in days are dulL But them old times the locust shades he fell back without a word and motioned for me to enter I whipped in re ched clean acrost the street Che white blooms hanging over us seen with all speed and immediately that nothin since so sweet I was past him he gently closed the An Jim could I remember well plump out door the middle man I immediately advanced my lips to A easys some wild cowboy now with his good rifte can his ear and acquainted him in the An seems I hear My go this time as fewest words possible with what was plain as then it rung Speak cautiouslj- sir I conWhen me an Jim played marbles an Jim doing cluded an me wuz younc for you know the mates adjoins this rhe boys I guess have wandered off an berth He took away his head and looked at maybe gome are dead The locust trees have rotted down where me as one thunderstruck Instead of once their shadders spread answering he plucked off his barThe old like villagers no doubt are seen no nacles and put them in the case and more where they I conceived walked to the window Sot on the fence an watched the game that they when young would play that he might be collecting his wits But still I yearn to wunder back an un- which must be a little shaken and that der that old sky Look my last look on boyhoods scenes without any impairment of his courage Clapping up his hand to guide the when I shall come to die An rest forever nigh where trees their sound he said in my ear lovin shadders flung We will confound the arch villain Where me an Jim played marbles when Stay but a moment till I can prepare Jim an me wuz young and we will be about it Will T Hale in Cincinnati Enquirer My own spirits and courage rose at this and I stood up very sturdily as 1 nodded assent He thereupon softly advanced to the wall whence he took down his sword and buckled it on and from beneath ¬ ME AN JIM - ¬ ¬ and watch sharply everj- point at which they might seek to catch us at advantage I think they are coming I said as coolly as I could Secretly my heart Aye and another began to thump gang advances tween decks I added as I also heard a stir there Stand ready said the supercargo All together with in low hard tones the pistols and then a rush Yet tarry till the rams or what else they may batter with have made a fair opening Master Ardick you have no sword therefore remain somewhat back Also I would counsel you to whip yon cloak about your left arm that it may serve in a sort as a shield Pistols forward friends They come shoot through ¬ of the saif6rs were either killed or dest America and Germany Bo soon as America showed her characperateiy wounded and the otheri left broke and poured headlong down th teristic firmness the German cruiser Ger- 44 ¬ ¬ Manila Bay and we now protect the In a like manner all stom interests The captains blood was up and h man ills flv before the wonderful power of ach made to follow but Mr Tym caughl Hostetters Stomach Bitters It strikes at him b3r the sleeve and in a word oi the root of all diseases the stomach and bil not only two showed him the danger of it sc iousness cures indigestion constipation but liver and kidney troubles that he reluctantly gave over It cures them quickly and permanently All this time that arch traitor th makes a hearty appetite and fills the blood mate had kept in the background but with rich red corpuscles now we heard his voice and I conjecRiotous Proceedings tured that he was rating and perhaps Superintendent The necktie department trying to rally his men It seemed will have to be moved further away from the that he had been in the rear of those counting room who came up from tween decks but Manager Why The spring styles make so much noise either from necessity or inclination that the clerks cant work Boston Post steps ¬ Trust Not to Appaarances tp That which seems hard to bear may be a great blessing Let us take a lesson from the rough weather of Spring It is doing good despite appear- ¬ Cleanse the system ances thoroughly rout out all impurities from the blood with that greatest specific ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ OF THE AND DIVERS EVENTS THAT FOE LOWED CHAPTER TT STAND THAT WE MADE Copyright by D Appleton 4 Co All rights reserved 1836 r H Cotcujo SYNOPSIS I Master Ardick just reached his majority and thrown upon his own resources after stating his case to one Houthwick a ship- ¬ master is shipped as second mate on the Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym the supercargo descries a sail The strange vessel gives chase but is disabled by the Industrys guns In the fray one of the crew is killed and Houthwick is seen to fall The captain is found to be dead but the Industry is litttle damaged Selllnger first mate takes charge and puts into Sid mouth to secure a new mate Several days later when well out to sea an English merchantman is met whose captain has a letter addressed to Jeremiah Hope at Havana The crew of the vessel tell strange tales of the buccaneer Morgan who is sailing under the kings commis- ¬ sion to take Panama One night a little later the English vessel having proceeded on her course a bit of paper Is slipped into Ardicks hand by one of the sailors CHAPTER V ¬ OF A VERY STIRRING PIECE OF BUSI NESS J I was eager and I might say anxious to know what the slip of paper con tained and determined to examine it without delay I would not take it to the bittacle for there the helmsman might see me and yet I was for mak ing use of the bittacle lanthorn I ascended the poop ladder turning over a little plot in my mind and when I was nearly up with the bittacle box I stopped and uttered a sharp excia xuation iPshViiing Curses I growled that must light on the villainous tailor leave a pocket as open as a chimney I must have a fling of your lanthorn I took it out of the box without wait ing for his consent and whisked it around to the hither side The fellow dare not leave his tiller even had he sufficient interest or curiosity to do so and for the instant I was safe I held the paper low that none forward could make me out and on spreading it open discovered that it bore a few lines of most villainous ugly writing They had the seeming indeed of hav ing been traced with a bit of charcoal I or the point of a charred stick brought all my clerkly powers to bear ind in quicker time than I could have thought possible finally deciphered the words Luckily they were few in Men be going to mutinize number Tower days missive ran so the The mate bee is the leeder I am ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It seemed to me at that moment that the fellow at the wheel must have heard the throb my heart gave I iooked at him as I straightened up at his black outlines as he bowed over the tiller tackle and hungfnr the moment all in the wind I left him and walked leisurely to the head of the ladder whence with a careless air I surveyed the deck By the faint light of the stars I could make out the dim shapes of two of the men and a red spark by the foot of the mainmast where a third was at the moment starting his pipe None were very near which was the thing I would know The foot of the poop must lie well in shadow so that one slipping up to the companion and slyly open ing it would run but small risk of be jrg seen I was heavy and heartsore under the sudden smiting of this busi ness and could not yet persuade my self that it was all true or bring my self into the heart of it to appreci¬ watched his bunk produced a box which proved to contain a brace ot pistols with pow der and ball He handed these weapons to me with a sign to load them and while I was obeying him he took from a covered sheif against the bulkhead a little iron tool which at first I took to be a kind of awl and this he proceeded to screw into the wooden cap of his arm having first removed the iron hook I was now ready to hear him declare his plan but he first took from a nail a coil of small cord after which he whispered in my ear Before aught else is done we must secure the mate That stands clear in my mind And we may not wait to summon the captain lest the fellow take the alarm Mark me IavM knock on his door and say I desire to speak with him On his appearance we will each clap a pistol to his head take you this and compel him forth and bind him He softly opened the door and we stole out As I crossed the threshold I heard a sharp sudden little knock ing from somewhere in the shadow of the table It gave me a start and I glanced that way only to discover that which affected my nerves a vast deal more A tall but stooped figure made a scramble from all fours to its feet and with one long straddling bound was bursting out of the companion Tradey veiled the supercargo and let fly with his pistol I could see that he was too late and thereupon with a shock of alarm and mortification I made a dash of it also and flew through the open door The mate was bounding off the quarter deck to the main shouting out something which I did not catch and in a veritable tuty I let go my pistol I could not have made a close shot but his yelling increased and now I could see the crew pouring out of the forecastle hatch and the watch running toward him I had the sense to perceive that all was up and sullenly re- ¬ treated stopping at the companion to shoot the bolt of the door When I tiirned aboxit though the place was still a little smoky I made out both the supercargo and the captain the latter in Ins shirt with a drawn sword in his hand Pray you dress said Mr Tym with excellent coolness as the captain stood fast glaring fiercely toward the companion Naj we are safe enough for the moment he added glancing down at the door leading into the tween decks which I now perceived he had secured growled The abominable villain Sellinger relaxing his warlike attitude I however and lowering his point will take your advice and be with you ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I know not what manner of imple- ¬ ments the fellow used but they were passing effectual for both doors crashed in at the first assault and we caught sight of their pack of bodies and bristle of weapons But an instant so and then we all let go in a volley making a tremendous noise in the small place and confusing everything with smoke One fellow in the opening of a companion fetched a dreadful howl as high pitched as a dogs and before the sound was well out of him thrust headlong forward and crashed down at our feet The gang in the door thereupon set up a great roaring and cursing and in the midst of it four or five of them dashed recklessly in The foremost bent forward and I saw his hand go out with a pistol in it but before he could fire the captain let bang at him and he fetched up short and gave a queer sort of writhing bow and fell back upon the threshold The others hung in the wind a moment whereupon Capt Sel- ¬ linger raised a great shout and set upon them with his sword I had a moment now to glance over my shoulder and perceived that Mr Tym was holding the others at bay they indeed crowding together cursing and stamping but not offering to advance Encouraged at this and wishing to be performing some part I caught up Mr Tyms cloak which I had before neglected wound it around my left arm and having exchanged the pistol for my sheathknife advanced a pace and lacking nautical instruments made ready to fall on By this time being all here in the cabin the light in the place was exceeding ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ had fallen back when Mr Tym and the captain made their final onslaught But do what he could the fellows he was talking to had no heart for further ventures and we heard them break away from him and retreat tc the forward part of the ship He must have followed for it was immediately quiet tween decks and so that point of our defense seemed to be safe enough As for the companion it still stood open just as they had broken it in but the misused door only banged at will with the motion of the ship and no one appeared to be near it or to guard it We were now minded to investigate the condition of the fallen mutineers and found all dead Capt Sellinger was for bringing the affair to a head without further parley and would have us sally out and fall upon the fellows and cut them down if they would not surrender Mr Tym opposed this saying we were still three against eight not including the wounded sailor and old Lewson the latter would hardly desert to us as yet and in the open deck we could not expect to work such havoc as we had in the cabin In the attack here they had fallenon uswithout order or precision crowding together till they could not get the avail of their weapons and missing their shots because of their hastiness but on deck they could spread out and encompass us front and rear and would be certain to be more circumspect But for the surprise into which they had been thrown by the sudden call of the mate it was doubtful if we could have gained the day as it was Better to wait then urged Mr Tym and let the rascals call for a truce which doubtless they will soon do being now a light crew for the ship and likewise ¬ What Albaatine Is Alabastine is a durable and natural coating tor walls and ceilings it is entirely dif fi rent from all kalsomine preparations Alabastine comes in white or twelve beautiful tints and is ready for use by adding cold water It is put up in dry powder form in five pound packages with full directions on every package Alabastine is handsome cleanly and permanent it can be re coated and retinted at slight expense Paint deal ers and druggists sell Alabastine and fur- nish card of tints ¬ ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla Instead of sleepless nights with con- ¬ sequent irritableness and an undone tired feeling you will have atone and a bracing air that will enable you to enter into every davs work with pleasure Remember lloooVs never disappoints medical attendance that I let mine go It made me a perfect wreck until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla which entirely cured me Mrs Thomas Joxes 120 South St Uti a N Y Running Sores Five years ago my affliction came a running sore on my leg causing me great anguish Hoods Sarsaparilla healed the sore which has never re Coitre Goitre was so expensive in He Was the Man Excuse me can I speak to your typewriter a moment City Man You cant shes engaged Thats all right Im the fellow -ill- ustrated Caller ¬ ¬ Bus IHHlnis ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TO BE CONTINUED barn Jones grabbed his rifle and sprinted for the scene of action but his most cautious reconnoiters failed to discover the animal Where is the beast r he demanded Why Henry dear his wife replied Tabby baa some kittens and that makes Those Girls Maud Between us dear I think the a cat amount doesnt it Close uhservers declare that the roof of counts compliments rather crude He told me the - iht of my beautiful face actually the Jones residence was seen to suddenly elevate but it slowly settled again in the made his mouth water 1 World The idea your face course ot 24 hours Edith Im sure doesnt look quite that much like a lemon Indianapolis Journal perfectly exact The Final Test Well are the Philippines east or west The White Mans Burden we shant know for sure I suppose until Detroit Journal Is paying rent lor a poor farm Now is the theyve voted once time to secure a good farm on the line of those the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kail way in Marinette County Wisconsin where J the crops re of the btA work plenty hue markets excellent climate pure soft water ¬ the diseased portion of the ear There is jnly one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are canoed by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J Cheney Co Toledo Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ by local applications as they cannot reach Cauuot Be Cared turned fetreet Lowell Mass Mrs A W Barrett V 39 Powell mr 3cdAS r L ft SnESSESMS Her Little Joke Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irritatintr and only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla ferent matter The other day his wife rushed breath having one played on him is a vastly dif Jones delights in a practical joke but ¬ ¬ lessly into the room gasping tome Henrv quick Theres a catamount in the lie WORLD REVOLVES FOR THEM Some Musicians Who Take Them ¬ Why land sold cheap and on long time rent a farm when you can buy one for less than you pay for rent Address E Rol lins Land Agent 1G1 La Salle St Chica go 111 m m 7r 4JFi ¬ selves There is So Seriously That Are Amiitiing ¬ presently ¬ ¬ ¬ He withdrew into his berth and Mr Tym said to me almost humorously Abominable or not he played a shrewd part and is like to reap the reward of it A very pretty piece of eavesdropping indeed How will it be with us now I Can we make a suffasked aloud icient defense think you Nay he answered coolly not if they stand to it with heart You conceive that they have in all points the advantage They can starve us out for we have nothing beyond a few bis cuits and no drink but wine or can batter in the doors and bear us down by main force or they can seta watch upon us and keep us boxed up here till they reach some convenient point when they can scuttle the ship and leave us in the plight of so many inconvenient ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ threw one swift glance around and saw no one apparently looking The two nearest men had swung about and were facing aft and the smoker had hitched partially around giving me the square of his shoulder Now was my opportunity I darted in closing the door after me A glance showed that a lighted lanthorn hung againstI the mast but the berth was empty stopped for nothing further but long and softly toward the captains cabin This was the first counting from the starboard side of the tiree after rooms the next being occupied by the mate and the third by I skirted the table tfce supercargo a nd reached the door and put out my hand to rap gently upon it While yet my knuckles were presented the door iiirthest on my right that is to say abruptly opened tbe supercargos and Mr Tym himsei put out his head I fell back a step not being pre pared for this interruption and ere could speak or utter a caution he strode out and hailed me sharply Stand What do you seek Hist hist I said in a sharp whis I ¬ ¬ ¬ ate it I cried as a sudden thought I think they will be at me struck none of that I mean the scuttling Remember you not the magpie from He that yarned so the Happy Bess I am ready to concerning Morgan his talk and the mates swear that scheming have brought this about These rogues will be for turning pi Stay ¬ kittens rates I had ¬ Sellinger came out of his cabin He was fully dressed save for his coat and was now armed with a brace of pistols in addition to his sword I believe you have hit the nail on cried the captain with a the head Oh that savage slap on the table is at the bottom of it snake Aye he These simpletons would not have risen but for him On my soul never was a crew better treated Such pork and such beef and such soft tack on Sundays and then the scouse and the ale Ah well it avails not talking of it What is your counsel Master Tym What may we do in such a strait My counsel is of the simplest an ¬ swered Mr Tym without hesitation We should stand clear of the doors lest they take it into their heads to ¬ just uttered this when Capt i affected by either A wholesale massacre does not impress him half as pain fully as being relegated to a bad place in a programme And when the newspapers are ring ing with thrilling accounts of wars and deeds of heroism our friend h quite satisfied to cast a glance over up short Ee fetched the first page of the Daily Telegraph where he no doubt reads to his entire dim the smoke though in part draw satisfaction that he will sing The Coing up through the companion con- rsairs Lament in Shepherds bush on tinuing also about the lanthorn till it the 11th inst and in Wormwood had the seeming of a beacon in a fog scrubs on the 15th I once heard an amusing story of an Nevertheless upon looking with some intentness I made out that the fellows obscure singer who flourished a good the captain was fighting were three of many years ago and who was enor his with the ordinary sailors bjr name Tom moush impressed He a sense of enrarely got an Doll Will Minton and Jack Avai ¬ own importance gagement and when he did his wife ling all men of fair courage but not extraordinarily able of body or of was reduced to tears till the concert was a thing of the past known skill with weapons The arrangements of the whole Have at one of these fellows sir I shouted to the captain and discreet- ¬ household were upset He invariably ly picking out Doll I made a bold dash insisted on going to the seaside for and so dismayed the rascal that he at least three days before the concert account of the immense advantage fetched his blow at me before the time on be got out of sleeping three rights to and I closed with him ere he could get in pure air his hanger up again and dug my knife Nothing that was provided for the into his side He collapsed like an meals of the rest of the family would empty sack uttering a direful groan do for him Mysterious looking dishes and at the same moment the captain were brought to table of which the run Minton throtigh the heart Wal great man was allowed to parling who was an active fellow there- ¬ take while alone at regular intervals he upon whirled short and with one fly ¬ dranksome strange fluid from an enoring bound cleared the door and landed mous bottle which his children were well out upon the deck forbidden to touch unless they were That gives us riddance of so many specially desirous of being whipped and of the rogues puffed the captainwho sent to bed supperless was by this time very short of breath He also made a of Stay you here Ardick and guard the three hours every point resting for afternoon previous companion while I go to Tyms assist- to the all important event an ar- ¬ ance By St Paul he has little need rangement which one would have of it such poltroons as these fellows hardly thought necessary seeing that be no power on earth could ever drag him Mr Tym had now fallen back a pace out of bed before midday He wouldnt from his first station for some of his even practice for fear of tiring his adversaries had obtained pistols and voice as we joined him they let go a sort of His repertoire consisted of four scattering volley Their range was songs which he had learned in a fit of limited on account of the walls of the tremendous energy when he was a stairs and no harm was done There young man Cornhill Magazine was a bit of silence but not to mention and immediately the whole gang Pride came bursting up Then it was that Xo George dont ask me I cant the supercargo acquitted himself rare go down the fire escape with all those ly Forward he darted and before the people looking first fellow who happened to be Pierre You must Youll be burned to Lovigne could order his guard the death if you stay here little lithe man stooped whipped in I cant help it George I wouldnt and passed his sword a foot through go down that ladder for aU the world the burly rascals midriff Back two These shoes I have on arc two sizes paces then and as the next fellow too big for me Cleveland Plain pressed on the sword flew round and Dealer with a sidelong stroke shore away two or three of the rascals fingers It Mens TnMtea was all while I seemed to be getting Mr Grubbs I dont see why you one long breath and letting it out should spend such a pile for clothes Mrs Grubbs I always supposed men again Have at ye scum yelled the cap- liked to see a woman well dressed Mr Grubbs They do when some tain fired at this feat of arms and he brandished his sword and ran in upon other man pays the bills NYWeekly the now crowded and confused sea- ¬ A Diplomatic Plan men I only believe what I see and hear Mr Tym saw the opportunitj and And if a man calls you a liar sprang to his side and together they Well I have to see how big he is thrust and slashed so fiercely and yet with such deadly skill that three more Philadelphia North American ¬ ¬ ¬ nothing funnier than the musician who takes himself tremen dously serious I mean himself not music which is a very different thing Empires may totter republics rise up in their places but the musician of whom I am speaking is not in the least Instead of cultivating a more definite aim in life the average man wastes his time in searchinsr for a larger and easier target LA V Bulletin Aik If our Dealer for Allens Foot Eaie A powder to shake into your shoes It rests the feet Cures UornsBumuns Swollen Sore ¬ Hot Callous Aching Sweating feet and In Aliens Foot Ease makes growing 2m ails new or tight shoes easy Soldbvalldruggjjate and shoe stores 25c Sample mailed FUELS Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y The shadow of the family tree accounts or a good many shady reputations Chi cago Daily New- ¬ BSSSSm j AJ krWJp 4 n t An Excellent Combination CVZZX The Best Prescription tor Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grovrs Tasteless a tasteless form No cure Tonic It is simply iron and qui nine in no pay Price5e ¬ ¬ -- Puck It is an awful shock to find that we have been polite to people who were riot worth it To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Those who are really in society are not as ridiculous as those who are trying to get in Atchison Globe Dyes do not fade are brighter and will not stain if you should spill vinegar or othei fruit acids on them 10c per package ¬ ¬ Carpet rags dyed with Putnam Fadeless Hope is a pleasing acquaintance but one seldom depend upon Chicago Daily News pou can After six years suffering I was cured by Pisos Core Mary Thomson 29J Ohio Ave Allegheny Pa March 10 The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy STRUr of Figs manufactured b- - the California Fig Sybup Co illustrate¬ the value of obtaining- the liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presentingthem in the form most refreshing- to the taste and acceptable to the system It is the one perfect strengthening laxa- tive cleansing the system effectually dispelling colds headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per-¬ manently Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub ¬ stance and its acting on the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening or irritating them make it the ideal laxative In the process of manufacturing figs are used as they are pleasant to the taste but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants by a method known to the California Fig Syrup Co only In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package - 94 CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO Society girls al a feast might be called L A W Bulletin dinner belles SAN FRANCISCO CAX NEW YORK N Y LOUISVILIiE KY For sale by all Druggists Price 50c per bottle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m I 83LrfCr Any Girl Can Tell test and A physician who makes tell you that is honest about it can J many casesthe I in the 3 f blood is doubled aHeT a course of treatment with Ot Williams Pink Pills for Pale People ThAt thi mprnx flood blood Va may not be entirely clear from the doctors statement but any ditI who has uied the pills can tell you that it means ted lips blight eyes dood appetite aDsence or ¬ ¬ forms the pale and sallow girl into a maiden who glows with the beauty which perfect health alone can give Mothers whose daughters otow debilitated as they pass fTom dWihood into womanhood should not neglect the pill best headache and that it trans adapted foT this particular ill ¬ i SSiPi At the Frank B Trout of 103 Griswold Ave Detroit Mich say we had to take our daughter from school on account of ill age of fourteen health She weighed ouly 90 pounds was pale and sallow and the doctors said she had anaemia Finally we gave her Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People When she had taken two boxes she was strong enough to leave her bed and in less than six months was something like herself To day she is entirely cured and is a big strong healthy girl weighing Detroit Evening Nevus 130 pounds and has never had a sick day since a The genuine Ot Williams Pmh Pills tot Pai People 6Te the wrppeT iwys bcArmg Sold only in ot diTett fTom the the full name At all Or Williams Medune Co SchenectadyNr 50pcr bo pckges dTgott THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US KY FRIDAY APRIL RAILROAD TIMS CAXk 14 1899 3 L NRR BRIDGE WRECK Four Men Killed and Six Injured One of Whom Can Not Live TO MUSTER OUT OFFICERS FDRIODSATTACK Filipinos Defeated With Heavy Loss Three Killed and 20 Wounded ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville--7- 42 a m 425 p m DEPARTURE OW Prom Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m Prom Lexington 511 a m 745 a m Under the Reorganization Act Many in the Volunteer Army Will Be propped From the United States Service TRAINS To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mj 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 685 p m F B Carr Agent mm EAST LtX TIME TABLE BOUND i EI Louisville 830am 600pm 11 15am 840pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington ll2oam 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am i0pm Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm fedOpm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65jam 3M0pm Ar Philartelphial0l5am 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Ar Winchester ArLexingtou Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville 911am 0j0pm lOrOltun 720pm 1100am l15pm 450pm 7lam 520pm 655am 250pm 800am 735am 345pm Trains marked thus f run daily cept Sunday other trains run daily ex- ¬ Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on DrGEORGE Div Pass Agent W Barney Lexington Agent L F B NRR Carr Paris Ky Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CRI IN EFFECT DEv EMBER 5rH 18 8 EAST BOUND Pass Pass 7 ouaui 3 40pm Lve FranKfort a 7 11am 3 52pm Lve Flkhorn 7 18am 4 00pm LveSwitrer Lve Stamping Grnd 7 2 am 4 10pm 7 34ara 416pm LvePsvalis 7 39im 422pm Lv8 lohosnn 7 4oam 4 2 pm Lve Georcetown Lve C 6 Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 8 17am 4 48om Lve Newtown 8 25a mi 4 ipni Lve Centre n lie 8 30am 5 00pm Lve Eiizaoeth 8 40am 5 10pm Arr Paris c j I I No 1 No 3 No 5 Mixed ToOpm 1 20pm 1 35pm 2 3 156pm 30pm 00pm 9 hOam 5 4tpm 9 4oam 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth 9 4Sam 5 55pm Lve Centreville 9 Shm H 03pm Lv- - Newtown 17pm 7 50am Lv C S Ry Depot b 10 2am 6 20pm 7 51am 10 32am 6 Lve Georgetown Jjve Johnson 7imj 626pm 10 43am 6 32pm Lve Duvalls Lve Stamping Grnd r 50am 6 39pm 8 22am 40am Lve Switz r lil Oimj 6 49pmj 88 55am 1107am 6 56pm Lve Elkhorn U Haml 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankfort a Daily except Sunday N b connects with Q a Connects with L i connects with Ky Central Lve Farts e WEST BOUND No7 2 No T Pass Pas Mixed No76 KENTUCKY CENTRAL P0INT8 P M AM I 40 ATt 70 IL 750 R0 66 720 830 840 jAr JAr 11421 Lv Georsretowu Frank Tort lilAr Ar Paris Maysville Winchester hichmoud Lv Lvj Lv Lv Ari Jo 7io Arl028j i AM i m yso 540 545 617 70 255 620 200 rli s GEO B JOS K HARPER Gen Supt NEWTON G P A 7Av Be tf B ifcB M wW 9a kj Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of Toon and middle aged men aro troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may havo a smart ing sensation sinnil twi tmsr stream pharp cutting pains at times licbtdis chiri7P difficulty in commencing weak organs emission and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC-TITR- IDont lot doctor- experimenton - cutting stretching cr tearing iKj will tnt cure voti as it will re-irnn turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes tho stricture permancn t ly it nn ipvor return No pain no suffer ing no dotcntion from business by our method The sevKiorgansarc strength ¬ ened The nerves aro invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns you by Thousands of young and middle men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease They avo frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms G cnoral Weakness Innatural Discharges Fail-¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mom ory Irritability at time smarting oen sation Sunken Eyes with dark crcles Weak Back General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo tho cause Dont consult family doctors as they nave no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialists who havo made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi tively euro you Ono thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure lerms moderate tor a cure ¬ WECURE GLEET aged Washington April IS The officers Twenty FiTt or Thirty Men Were On the who are to be reappointed as brigadier Gen Lawton is Pushing the Enemy Into generals under the reorganization act the Mountains Beyond the City His Structure at the Time of the Col for duty as volunteers until July 1901 Success at Santa Cruz as lapseMany of Them Werj are to go out immediately some of Overwhelming Carried Down in Wreck them Wednesday and all on or before Washington April 12 The war de-the 17th of this month They will not New York April 12 The temporary be disturbed in their present com- partment has received a dispatch from superstructure of the big Willis ave- mands Gen Otis announcing the success of nue bridge now being built over the The others to be mustered out June Gen Lawtons campaign in the capHarlem river collapsed Tuesday after- 12 with the exception of Gen Frank ture of Santa Cruz He says that Gen of Rushville Ind noon killing four men and seriously who goes out May 13 and Gen Otis on Lawton is pushing the rebels into the injuring six one of whom may die July 2 The order to those officers mountains beyond the eity Gen Otis TO INSURE A COLT Twelve or more other workmen also who are not to be reappointed directs also informs the war department that Lien retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day Acciserireceived injuries of a more or less those who are general officers to re- ¬ the insurgents made an attack upon dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address ous nature JAMKS K CLAY tain their present commands and the Gen Wheatons brigade and that they Marelimont Stock Farm The accident occurred at 230 oclock others of the line are to return to their were repulsed with heavy losses Paris Ky and was caused by too great a weight regiments Their positions in the reg- ¬ Washington April 12 The followbeing- out on the traveling derrick ing dispatch has been received from ular army are as follows that crossed the superstructure tlen Wade brigadier now president Gen Otis The superstructure connected the of the beef inquiry board Gen AnderManila April 11 Adjutant Gen north shore sustaining wall with a son brigadier now on his way home eral Washington Insurgents attackpier and was a flimsy affair stretching to assume command of the department ed MacArthurs line of railway com COO water of the Columbia Gen Henry briga- munication last night in considerable deep across feet one above dier commanding the department of force repulsed by Wheaton with built in three sections another to a height of about GO feet Porto Rico Gen Frank colonel heavy loss Wheatons casualties Over this a massive traveling crane or of the 1st artillery Wil killed 20 wounded Otis Gen carrier was operated Twenty five tc litson colonel 0th artillery Gen The attack of the insurgents upon CO men were employed on the strucCarpenter cavalry the railway north of Manila indicates colonel th ture when the collapse occurred A Gen Sanger lieutenant colonel to the war department officials that heavy load of steel beams was being inspector generals department Gen while Gen Mac Arthur was pushing sent on the crane when the timbers Hasbrouek lieutenant colonel of the north bodies of insurgents took to the gave way and the entire structure 4th artillery Gen Gilmore lieaten- - mountains and jungles to the right of went down with a crash ant colonel adjutant generals depart the railway and have been watching Ring out tic 0l Ring in the new WkWt Wmtis wHiiili As the supporting timbers began to ment Gen Eras lieutenant colonel an opportunity to capture the road at Wmi MsA KJKfeflfolllflWZl Rig out the false Ring in the true give the heavily laden crane ran rap- engineer corps Gen Otis appointed some point and thus cut off the main e kring r yoe the new and true from th ll idly forward for a short distance and from civil life now returning to the bod- of the army to the n Drthward The eUBlraraFr fifflfSS piney forego or Norway As it went United States from Manila Gen Hum toppled into the river ilRsKliiry x BIH Iff ifTrTTtA repulse of the natives shows that they down the upright crashed into the phrey lieutenant colonel quarter had not sufficient force to accomplish working men striking the Delany masters department on duty as chief their purpose and Beattie killing them instantly and quartermaster of Cuba Manila April 12 At about mid Pine-Tar-Hon- ey mangling their bodies terribh Four volunteer major generals are night the rebels etit the telegraph line Many of the men were carried down retained in service These are Gen at several place- between here and in the wreck Otis in command of the United States Malolos and signal fires were lighted Natures most natural remedy improved by forces in the Philippines Lawton and and rockets sent up along the foothills science to a Pleasant Permanent Positivo THEY CUT OFF THEIR QUEUES MacArtnur his chief generals in com- to the right of the railroad Later the Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surface of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes mand of divisions and Gen Shatter enemy attacked the outposts of the It Stopped the Chinese From Looting who remains in the department of Minnesota regiment between Bigaa The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila After the Filipino Insurgents Evacrated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the California He will retire in October and Bocavic five miles south of Ma- ¬ uated the Towns cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed a a brigadier general and may leave lolos killing two men and wound ¬ membranes are healed and soothed so that there ing 14 the service b no inclination to cough Washington April 13 The incom Simultaneously the outposts of the The present stations of those mus SOLO B Alt GOOD DRUGGISTS ing mails from Manila biing many tered out by order Wednesday who Oregon regiment at Marilao the next queer stories connected with the war will be retained as brigadier generals station on the way to Manila were at Bottles Only 25c 50c and 100 Sixes now in progress between the United under the law of March 3 are tacked with the result that three Amer- ¬ BE SURE YOU GET I AM SO YEARS OLD and never nsea When troops and insurgents States ny remedy equal to Lr Bells Vilson commanding the de- icans were killed and two wounded Gen It gives quirk and permanent rl W Dr Bells MacArthnr led the first onslaught to partment of Cienfuegos Gen Lee The loss of the enemy was ten killed Id grip as well as coughs and colds It matcs weak lungs strong Mrs M A Metcalfe the north upon the insurgent strong- commanding the department pf Ha ¬ and six wounded The Americans also teducah Ky- hold the United States military com- vana Gen Wheeler now in Washing- captured two prisoners Troops were manders were amazed at the extent of ton but probably going to the Philip- ¬ concentrated along the railroads as the looting practices by the pines Gen Kates commanding the thickly as possible and the rebels were a leading department of Matanzas Gen Young driven back to the foothills The Chinese took part in this looting beginning it be- in command of troops being mustered The road bed of the railroad was fore the retreating insurgent forces out headquarters at Augusta Ga Gen damaged but it was repaired immediwere fairly out of a town They ap Chaffee now in Washington but at ately and traffic was soon resumed to parently had no conception of the enor- tached to Gen Brookes headquarters Malolos The New Werner Edition of mity of their offence and it had Gen Ludlow commanding the city of Manila April 12 It is supposed been reluctantly concluded to shoot Havana Gen Wood commanding the that many of the rebels who attacked some of these Chinese looters for the department of Santiago Gen Davis Gen MacArthurs line of communca sake of example when a 3 oung officer member beef inquiry board Gen tion and who were repulsed by the fl cut off the queues of a dozen Chinese Schwan assistant adjutant general troops commanded by Gen Wheaton IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES who had been taken red handed the Gen Fred D Grant in Porto Rico but were natives who entered the reirion looting stopped and the Chinese disap under orders to go to Manila Gens in the guise of friendlies They had peared as if by magic from the whole Hall Wheaton King Hughes Oven seemingly secreted arms in several province shine and Hale in the Philippines places and fired on the Americans from the bushes at so close a range QUAYS DEFENSE OUTLINED WALLACE C ANDREWS WILL that they could be heard talking One of the Filipinos yelled in English were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He The Senator Himself Alleged Victim of a All of the Residue of Estate in Excess of We will give you Americans realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their C onspiracy Sensational Testi 500000 Goes to the Establishment enough of this before we are through children become If you have children study their individual mony Given Tuesday of a School for Girls rebels undermined the railroad The tendencies and place the best at Marilao and unspiked the rails in Phiiadkiphia April 12 Senator M possible educational advantages New York April 18 The will of an effort to wreck a iT r r train while the S Quays trial for alleged conspiracy rim A xrrxT riic r or the late Wallace C Andrews who with railroad gang participated in the fight provided in the New Werner Edi and misuse of the states money was re his wife perished in a fire at his home VO The work of the rebels was discovEx District on Friday sumed Tuesday morningtion of the Encyclopaedia Bntan- - J last was filed for probate ered and repaired before a train ar- ¬ Attorney Harlow receiver of the Peo- Wednesday After making bequests of nica complete in thirty volumes ples bank who was on the stand when 10000 to each of his sisters the will rived The best thoughts on all subjects Gen Wiieaton is preparing to punish court adjourned Monday gave impor provided that the residue of the estate in the history of man are treasur- ¬ the Filipinos He said that when he tant testimony ed there A systematic study of shall be held in trust for the benefit of The military gunboats Napidan and Hopkins desk opened Cashier this work is equal to any college his wife during her life Upon her A rVi- Alrrohra AnatAirn there were present in Peoples death 1500000 shall be divided among six Laguna dc Hay have succeeded in enmii cc tering the Santa Cruz river and have 11 a whose special officer bank -- Tv itecture Building Electricity relatives named among whom is Mrs name he didnt remember A L Taber Gamaliel St John who perished in the captured a small unarmed Spanish Political Economy are a few of V gunboat and three launches which receiving- teller of the bank and a fire its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and andMr Andrews sisters Lucy Ann bank janitor This is important be Moore and Phoebe EL Moore All of they discovered there Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the The military gunboat Oeste has cause the defense endeavored to show the residue of estate in excess of n0 highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the that it was ex Judge tiordon who di 000 shall go to the establishment of an brought 32 rebels wounded one dead rected that the desk be opened their institution for the education of girls Filipino and six wounded Americans desire being to prove that the prosecu- The institution shall be located in to the hospital It is now known that 93 insurgents were killed during the tion was the result of a conspiracy VYiiloughby Lake county on what cap ure of Santa Cruz against Quay is known as the Williams farm Harlow identified the books and paSHE IS A RECORD BREAKER pers which were found in Hopkins Fire at Oshkosh Wis The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments desk There was considerable tilting Oshkosii Wis April 13 TheChoatc The Albatross New English Torpedo Boat Book Case will be Volumes with a Guide and an elegant Oak by the defense at this point The ob- Hollistern furniture factory four Attains a Speed of Thirty Three delivered when the first payment is made ject was to get Harlow to admit that stories high and employing J0 hands Knots an Hour a number of the banks books were was destroyed by fire Wednesday after The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes missing The object of the defense in noon A brisk wind caused the flames London April 12 The Albatross a No i New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High this was to prepare the way for an- to spread rapidly destroying the Re¬ new type of torpedo boat destroyer Macnine rinisn book raper 4500 other link in their conspiracy against liance boiler works the Mar foundry just built at the yards of Thornycroft First payment One Dollar 100 and Three Dollars 300 per month thereafter Co Quay chain at Chiswick has attained a and machine works the American ReNo 2 Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish speed of 33 knots making this record frigerating Cos plant the Ozark flats Book Paper 6000 MORE TROOPS ARE NEEDED and a score of smaller buildings The on her trial trip with the admiralty of200 and Four Dollars 400 per First payment Two Dollars ficials on board loss so far is estimated at 8200000 This is the highest month thereafter ¬ Jay-Ee-Se- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Bay horse 15 hands 3 in foaled 1893 By ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 2131 Alabaster 4 2vl5 and fifty three in 230 1st dam Aldinade Mer dam of Wiggins 2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny son of Saltan 224 etc 2 2 20 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bell9 dam of 8 2nd dam Belle Blanche in 230 list Sultan 224 etc 3rd dam Bell View Maid dam of Center 229 by Idol 177 210 etc 4th dam by Pilot Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Wiggins took his record of Breed to early Meed if you want erly speed Ie started in six races winning five 2194 and could beat 214 at 2 years old straight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his year 1895 and as a yearling showed Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a very fast and gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson e WIGGINS 2 2194 2000 ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ yi tmXJltlSnw T ¬ DR BELLS - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Pine-Tar-Hon- ey ¬ ¬ ¬ non-combata- nts ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Encyclopedia Britannic t Give Your Boys a Chance ft l- - -- i - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sc ¬ The Americans Capture Pagsajan and Luaiban Also Fifty Natives The ighting Has Just Ueguu 1-- Hager Lodged la Jail CiiAKLKSTON sped reached S Va April 13 Rob- ¬ ert Hager who killed Chas M Ball a Nbvi York April 12 A special cable Boone county merchant in a pistol to the Herald Wednesday morning duel Sunday was lodged in jail at saj s Madison by any war vessel The destrover is 227 feet long and 21 feet in the beam with a draught o feet Gen Wood as a Pattern V Wednesday Hager was Our troops have captured Pagsa thought to have been mortally wound- ¬ The aftray was jan and Lumban A significant feature ed but will recover by Ball who was a married More caused was the capture of 50 natives troops are needed here The fighting man paying attention to Hagers sin ¬ gle sister has only just begun 12 La Lucha prints issued by Jen Wood at Santiago giving the Cubans in that province all rights enjo3ed under the constitution of the United States L Lucha will ask Gov Jen Brooke to is sue a simuiar proclamation here Havana April I Sheep Tan Color Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 7500 First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per month thereafter A nfhirtinn cf ioC is eranted bv Davin 2 cash within o davs after the receipt of the work No 3 a proclamation For sale by G DuOley S VARDEN ill posting Co CO PARIS KY Luxuries For Jlen CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GEFET STRICTURE TMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KIDNEY and ILA DDK K Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE If unable to call write for FREE BLANK for H02JE QFESTTON TREATMENT Italy has been formally invited to the disarmament conference at The Hague and has appointed as one of her delegates Marquis Visconti Ve nesta minister of foreign affairs in the late Rudini cabinet This is held to imply that the Vatican will not be invited to send a delegate DISS KENNEDY KERGAN 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O Importing Colored Miners The New Lincoln Monument Dsa Moists la April 13 The first 111 Spkingfikld April 12 The KY BOX 0 PARIS contingent of oOO colored miners came house Tuesday passed a bill providing Wednesday from Pana 111 to take for the erection here of a new Lincoln We make a specialty of posting and the places of striking whites in the monument at a cost of 81000000 The distributing all classes of paper large or mines of this district Whites here bill appropriates SoOOOOO and provides small also distribute booklets dodgers threaten fight if it is attempted to run that 400000 be raised by popular sub- ¬ ptr at reasonable rates placing vour Get our prices before the mines with Negroes scription Congress will be asked to work Good stands in good locations and appropriate the balance Fifty Third Annrsary Judge J J Power receiver of the good work guaranteed PnT ADEirniA April li Thursday FUliing Schooner Wrecked Perry land office Perry O T cropped will be the fifty third anniversarj- - of Halifax X S April 12 A wreck dead of heart trouble while convers¬ CALDWELLS was the Pennsylvania Railroad Co it hav reported Monday night off the Janso ing with friends Judge Power ing been incorporated by an act of leg- ¬ coast is taken to be that of a fishing appointed from Pennsylvania Inter CONSTIPATIONil islature on April 13 1846 srhooner from the wreckage found ment will be at Rochester Pa ¬ luxury which all men appreciate and a luxury which all men get who patronize Crawford Bros shop next door to the Bo Bank Excellent bath service in connection with the shop New pa tf rons are always welcome Insure your property agaiust tire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe aud reliable com paDy O W MUL a Agent a clean quick aud easy shavu is a SOR II PEPSlN Paris Ky THE BOURBON NlVvf PARIS W C T U Convention Below are the programs for the W C T U District Convention for Monday evening and the session of Tuesday ¬ ELY FRIDAY APRIL 14 809 NUPTIAL KNOTS Announcements And Pol eliminations Of The Marriage Vows Mr T W Brock a worthy young man of Clark county and Miss Nellie MONDAY EVENING Hagan a very pretty young lady of 730 Devotional Mrs Beauchamp Clintonville were married Wednesday Welcome sous bv children in Cincinnati Address of Welcome KrSpOUSeS Mr Winfred Joyce an English gen State College 4Y Quartette tleman who has been living in Florida App al Mrs Branehainp Made from pure for several year was married last v MORNING TUESDAY to Miss Sallie Withers daughter of Mis cream of tartar 930 Devotional Rjl Call with quotations from Miss W T Withers of Ocoee Fla Willard The engagement is announced at a a I Appointment of Committees Kansas City of Miss Elizabeth Bient ard 1000 Minutes Executive Committee Miss Brent is a Oration Mi Smiley State College Mr Chas Fredericks Keport of Treasurer Mips Phelps daughter of T I Brent formerly of this I lives a happy wife She writes Report of Cor Sec Miss Christian The wedding will occur iu the have used Mothers Friend before city Report of Supt of Literature Miss Alton baking powders are the greatest two confinements The last time I had near future R gere menacers to health of the present day twins and was in labor only a few min- ¬ Report of Medal Contest Work Mrs DARGAN MONTGOMERY utes Suffered very little The reason Smith ROYAl BAKING POWOCR CO NEW YORK Miss Lucy K Montgomery a charm- why Beau 1100 Question Box Mrs ing Elizabethtown young lady who is champ well known in this city was married to 1200 Evangelistic Mr H C Dargan an excellent young TUESDAY AFTERNOON business man of Greenville S C Wed does expectant mothers so much 230 Devotional good is because it is an external liniment session Minutes of previons nesday night in a brilliant wedding at lNiuet i6iitil Year Established 1881 to be applied upon the Young Women and Temperance the Elizabethtown Baptist Church much of the strain comes outside where It helps beMis Sinclair Published every TSieaauy find JHtaibj brother of cause the pores of the skin readily absorb Mr Brooks Montgomery ooking Miss Pettit Hygienic WALTER CHAMP Report of Prison Work Miss Rush the bride was best man and the grooms it and it comes into direct contact with ownet Rtliluitii ¬ Report Supt Scientific Tern Instruc- men were BBUPE MILLER Messrs Will Tapp and H and is absorbed by the parts involved Morning sickness is tionMiss Blakemore of Louisville Allen Douglass and nervousness is keptquickly banished completely away Report Supt Juvenile Work Mrs L Willis Matt U Check Aonti Crtftt f c of Florence S C Dr Loy B Duncan The sense of dread and foreboding is not Batable to the order f Chaimp rt MliUPB Bettie Barbee experienced even during labor itself and Albert Phillips of Elizabethtown 345 Danger Signals Dr Stucky Confinement is short and almost without of Mary Emma Stephenson EVENING Miss TUESDAY ANNOUNCKM EKTS pain Recovery is quick and sure Best Georgetown was the maid of honor 730 Devotional of all Mothers Friend benefits the Music assisted by Misses Ethel and Mary unborn just as much as the expectant FOR ATTORNEY OKNBBAL Lecture Mrs Helen M Barker McRea of Prescott Arkansas Mary mother and when the little one comes it We are authorized to announce John Appeal Montgomery Maggie Martin will be strong lusty and healthy S Smith of Bourbon County as a can The program for Wednesday will ap- Emma didate for Attorney Genera i nhjct to pear our Maggie Bell and Annie English of Druggists sell Mothers Friend for 51 a bottle in next issue Send for our fre book on the subject the action of the Democratic party were Messrs finely illustrated The Convention will be held in the Elizabethtown The ushers Henry Thaxton of Greenville S C THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Christian Church and all are most corof Louisville ATLANTA QA representative for dially invited It is hoped that the Benj Clarkson Jr Goldnamer and Alfred Hasling We are authorized to 5mnnnce John young people especially will attend Dr Charlie T Hinton as a candidate for RepreThe happy pair will of Elizabethtown sentative subject to the action of the Stuckys lecture Tuesday afternoon reside at Greenville 8 C Clover Seed He is well known here as a very interDemocratic party Home grown cloyer seed also choice esting speaker having addressed large OBITUARY timotby seed Tor sale by K B Hutch audiences in the interest of the Y M C fok jailer 31mar 4t We are authorized to announce Allen A work Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory craft M Kiser as a candidate for Jailer of Of The Dead Bourbon county in the interest of Mrs The infant son of Dr James W aud Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil The Graves Sommers Case Rachel Ashbrook subject to the action CD Emma Erringer died in Chicago severof the Democratic party Charles E Sommers appeared in Court al days ago Relieves all pun instantly For cuts Wednesday at Frankfort with one of his Dnrns nous uruises iron wznua ca- g FOR MAGISTRATE attorneys Senator Joe Blackburn and tarrh sore throit erysipelas corns If yoa expect to do any chapped bands or lips piles and all ulWe are authorized to announce Thos gave bond in the eum of 500 with Genthis spring dont use anything but P Woods as a candidate for re election eral Fayett Hewitt as surety to appear Blue River lime It is by far the whit- cers or tores of skin or mncons idiiu brane it is a snre nd permanent core as Magistrate of the Paris Precinct sub- ¬ for trial April 27 It is understood tha est lime made For eale by Geo W Will enre sore or inflamed eye iu forty ject to the action of the Democratic eijjht hours Satisfaction guaranteed or Judge W S Pryor will also act as one Stuart opposite freight depot tf party money refunded of Sommers attorneys The grand jury Horsemen will find this oil will enre GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS There will be a mass meeting of the is still in session but notwithstanding all scratches cracked heel rHr burns old sores and collar galls No cure no Democrats of Bourbon county at the rumors no new indictments for bribery Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In pay Court House April 15th at 2 p m to in the Railroad Convention have been The Foyer Kenner Pris For sale by Clarke returned select delegates to the Third Railroad A Madison county sucker sent 10 to Kentucky 10mar 6mo Commissioners District Convention to muan Eastern man who advertised a SCINTILLATIONS meet in Winchester Ky April 29 as sical instrument that wouldplay a hunNew Yoke Edam pine apple Nenfa ordered by District Committee Of News And dred tunes and received a twetty tive ehatel cheese An Interesting Jumble T E MOORE Comment cent French Qharp with the following tf Newton Mitchell Chairman Dem County Com Wallaces circus will visit Maysville instructions Put it to your montu Sweet pa seeds in bulk at F B May 5th and if you know how it will play all the A Cincinnati Opinion tf Moral Mi Drrmotts Owingsville will have a Street Fair tunes you want it to lay Commtrcud Tribune patronize h juie merchants April 21st and 22d Durkees Mourning Starch for stiffen r ing colored prints and muslin The English town of Rye will shortly et The Madison county grand jury recelebrate its 900vh anniversary The fused to indict the insurance compa- The aggregation of baru storm ers pcially monrnirnr goods town has an inviting name but in no ies F B McDebmott tf which began a weeks engagement at way so attractive aw Bouroou county Kentucky will have eleven Census Su the opera house Monday night It ft Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills The Hon Bill Thorne of Eminence pervisors one for each Congressional Tuesday morning after giving an ex- give purity ot blood aud vigor of tbnuybt ceedingly weak performance The says that he wants to be Liitutenant District by perfectly regulating the bowels tnt Governor just to have the houor of anFrank McAllister eighteen is dead crowd was billed as a Stock Company cure bilioubuess inactive liver and con nouncing the election of Joe Blackburn at Indianapolis on account of constant but should have been called a Stick stipation W 1 Brooks druggist Company Easily cigarette smoking as Senator from Kentucky To Havana satisfied isnt he Brig Gen Fred Grant has been or dered to the Philippines and Joe WheelMr Nat C Goodwi i Lexingtons PEACS ETOLONEL Reduced rate xenrsion round trip er may be sent along to help him lick favorite comedian plays his annual A bold bad fellow called Colonel on sale via the Caeeii Aguinaldo engagement at the Lexingtou Opera tickets Put a peace card iu a jolonel 87 75 from Cin Crescent Route Saying no fight woulu begm sir Rev R Lin Cave has resigned as House on the evening of Thursday cinnati including meals aud berth on By the act of lack China sir President of the Kentucky University April 20 He will be seen in his newest steamers Finest limited trains Tick Tho his thoughts may be inlolonel at Lexington with the view of retrench- and greatest success Nathan Hale ets at low rates via Queen Crescent a comedy drama by Clyde Fitch Mr ing expenses of the institution Route 24 hours Cincinnati to Jackson Idle Hour the Vanderbilt palace on Goodwin is suported by Maxine Elliott ville 30 hours Jacksonville to Havana A Queer Calendar Complication Long Island where Wm K Vanderbilt and the same company which presented Write for printed matter maps aud full - i honor of There were many dinnerJr and his bride were spending their the play during its long run in New particolars er he Ap il I3tta Thomas Jefferson York honeymoon was destroyed by fire W C RlNEARSON G P A was not born on that da v He wa born w 10m 6t Cincinnati Ohio g on April 2d 17 43 old style but Politics and religion would not mix at PASSION PLAY THE to the new style of time computation be Tonowanda N Y and have caused a Now and again you see two women On Tuesday and Wednesday nights ginning with the introduction of the lage sized row Rev J A Copeland passing down the street who look like Gregorian Calender 172 at which attacked the reputation of leading men and Wednesday afternoon the drama Bisters You are astonished to learn that will be shown at time the Equinox had retrograded elev and women and was threshed on the The Passion Play en days since the Council of Nice in A street by T M Chapman editor of the the Paris opera house by means of about thirty moving pictures projected by the D 325 when the festival of Foster was Herald Cineograph The pictures will be ac established and the equinox occurred on C B Ryan Assistant General Passen complied by illustrated sa ed song March 21st the dates of anniversaries O has gotten out a Agent of the C originatiii r prior to Pope Gregorys The Pa ion Play is a representation of advertising scheme It is in the by adding elev novel the drama produced at Opr Ammergau Calendar are determined of a deck of cards on the face of ftVrsonV birth form days hence Tl 0 in Germany The play is divided into en f eorae each card is a photograph eighteen acts and covers every period of day is properly observed on April 13th scenery on the C and O all being diff the the Saviors life The action This interesting fact i pointed out oa ferent in character play lasts all day and is given on an un pages 24 anl 35 of the New York World covered btage Almanac a most interesting statistical prettiest and most stylish colors 5U0 pages The That Bearsbook of over Millet Hungarian and early amber v ra oaii3 f l i iTrvl iilfia natutru and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson OCUU IUC UBUC1 UUCIO wiliu ic Jjvririjv sugar cane seed for sale by Geo W Isgrigs just received tf paid for 25c they are mother and daughter and you Stuart opposite freight depot tf realize that a woman at forty or forty My agency insures against five ought to be at her finest and fairest Why isnt it so fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ The general health of woman is so in- ¬ timately associated with the local health prompt paying compa- ¬ of the essentially liable feminine organs that nies non union there can be no rich cheek and round form where there are debilitating drains W 0 HINTON Agent and female weakness Women who have suffered from these troubles have found Dont scratch your life away but use prompt relief and cure in the use of Dr Pierces Favorite Dr Sawyers WitchHazel and Arnica vigor and vitality Prescription It gives to the organs of wom- ¬ salve for eczema piles hives burns and anhood It clears the complexion bright- ¬ cuts It soothes relieves pain and posi- ens the eyes and reddens the cheeks No alcohol opium or other narcotic is ¬ tively cures W T Brooks druggist afford to miss this opportunity a marvelYou contained in Favorite Prescription Any sick woman may consult Doctor ous offering of fashions latest styles and novelties Pierce by letter free Everv letter is Try our Minute Tapiocas prepared held as Every one of them a bargain Supply your wants now sacredly confidential and an-¬ swered in a plain envelope Address Dr We make every promise good guarantee every gar- ¬ in sixty seconds F B McDermott R V Pierce Buffalo N Y we sell and give you superior values Engagements Jp MS - To - laTlrais nn I C Baking Powder Safeguards the food against alum Soils and Separate Skirts All uui in tallSdS 7 I Kinds ¬ r iv- - TIE mi m urn V Mothers Friend ¬ All Prices ¬ All Sizes ml My I f I Quality Right Price Right try - r ¬ ¬ ¬ Stvle Rteht ¬ ¬ Silk WalStS Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats Muslin Underwear No trouble to show goods ¬ white-washin- ¬ ¬ ¬ GO Leaders in Style and Fashion 404 31 A IN STREET PARIS KY ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It is for YOU to judge whether or no I am offering the best and cheapest line of STRAW MAT TINGS ever brought to Central ¬ ¬ Kentucky If PRICES QUALITY and AS SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont tell ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ you to TT Y dont do it thats all And CARPETS well no adver ¬ tisement 2an do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing aud lowneaa of price You wid have to SEE them to appreCome in and take a ciate thenlook it will cot you nothing ¬ - ¬ ¬ sli - KJ i have the WALL to match the carpets and PA They are prettier this matting year than ever and that is saying No one can touch a great deal my line eilher in patterns or 1 And then Correct Cothes can show two patterns t any other d alers one An ex peri eii cod Interior Decorator always at your service Work guaranteed Tln n hear io mind I am always prices I ¬ A Correct Prices cant ¬ showing a large and exclusive line of Baby Carriages Bed Room Toilet Sets Chifloninr sels Lamp4 Hammocks Ladies Desks Book Caes and anything else pertaining to the house furnishing line The best REFRIGERATOR is the NORTH STAR Sold only by ¬ ment PARKER Fo ivVa JAMES take Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription writes The Bourbon Steam Laundry of Newville Prince Mrs Martha E Barhara in Va haying secured office room at 17 also his GoldenGeorge CoDiscovery JuneI Medical and express I have received Parker A James corner Fourth cannot medicinesthe IbenefitBuffering with whatfrom these was the indigestion torpid liver and Main will locate their main doctors called Ichronicsuffered with female weak- Elegit line of Pictures and vertigo also Mouldiutffi I commenced to J T HINTON unS ml Main Sts Paris Ky Your Mo ey Back On Demand to them will receive prompt at ¬ tention office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted ness The doctor did not do me any good so I wrote to you for advice When I commenced to use the medicines I weighed only 112 pounds now I weigh 140 pounds ¬ Send mr Your old furniture h Dr Pierces Pellets regue the liver paired Your fuminre moved by esperlcncv tj le Room Wood Mantels furnished complete ndei raking in all its branches I re- - EmhaJimug scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE rls t THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY THE FRIDAY APRIL 14 1899 Illustrated tuckian Ken- - mjlil HEWS 1881 The B Y P U Meeting Young Peoples Uuion which was held Tuesday and WedLesday at the Baptist Church in this city proved to be a most interesting eyent Qiite a number of delegates were present from a distauce and all were delighted with the meeting which has given new zeal to the soci eties and with their st y in Paris The program as printed in The News Tuesday was very interesting the ad- dress of Rev Z T Cody and Rev Crumpton of Georgetown and Rev Prestridge of Louisville being espe- cially entertaining The music by the choir was also a pleasing feature of the meeting The duet by Miss Blanche Hudton and Mrs Walter Clark was admirably sung Miss Hudsous fine contralto was also heard in a beautiful solo Wednesday night She has a voice of rare sweet ness and splendid range which has won much praise from music critics The church was decorated with beau tiful flowers and plants and with mottoes and colors of the Societv The dele gates were entertained by the various members of the Chuich ¬ ¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Yenowiiies Nineteenth Year Establibhed Tee district meeting of the Baptist lEnleiei at the Post offlce ecot cise mail matter at Paris Kv M George H Yenowine whose literay ability has made the Courier JoumaC i FOR NEW Noteg Hastily ElHewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICKS One year Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths 100 Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Ch amp Orders Miller Etc Dancing school to night at Odd Fel 1ow8 Hall It formerly of this city is ill at his home in Lexington A choice lot of clover and timothy seed for sale by Creo W Stuart opposite freight depot tf ¬ Elliott Kelly Sr For Sale Good second hand bnggy will sell cheap Inquire at The News offiice for name owner T E Howe is agent for the Carlisle Creamery milk and also for the Elgin Creamery S J Stevens butter of Cincinnati 14apr lmoi ¬ W MGreen the well known claim agent of the L broke bis arm Matt Cohen who recently his oeen succeeded by N The News is asked to announce that ¬ the Westminster League will give a social next Friday night at the residence of C B Mitchell on Vine street The L Ns instruction car was here Wednesday for the purpose of instructing classes of employts in the working of the air brakes apparatus now in use on the system ¬ The Broadway Christian Church at Louisville has complimented its pastor Eld Chas Allen Thomas with a hand some increase in salary The increase was unsolicited and was made without his knowledge ¬ The Carlisle Mercury says Hon John S Smith of Bourbon county candidate for Attorney General was here Monday looking after his politeal feuces Mr Smith has a large number of supporters Nicholas county The Forepaugh Sells Bros circus will tour Kentucky this summer and will probably visit Paris The show will open the season Tuesday in Madison Square Garden New York The Carlisle Mercury says Polk Forsyth of Paris one of the best known auctioneers in the State and one of the cleverest men and always the poor mans friend wai in the city Monday helping John Smith of Bourbon get ac quainted with the people of Nicholas mmm one of cleverest gentlemen in the world has bought the interest of Capt Turneys heirs in the Clark and livery business of Tnrney will conduct the stables In the future on the same high plane of excellence that Waltek Clark has made them famous in the past Mr Clark gives his patrons assurance of an excellent livery service The thirteenth quarterly meeting of the Kentucky Midland Medical Asso ciation was held yesterday at Frankfort Dr F L Lapsley of this city waB present and was on the program to discuss the written paper on Traumatic Tetanus by Dr J A Lewis of Georgetown Dr Lapsley is President of the Associ ation ¬ ¬ ¬ A Woman Held For Murder In the case of Commonwealth vs George Miller colored charged with murder of Nannie Bet Hamilton colored at examining trial before Judge Purnell Wednesday Miller was ordered Sing Kennedy a colored discharged woman charged with same offense was held to June term of Circuit Court and her bond was placed at 1000 - ¬ Heirs A Fortune ¬ Monday at Owiugsville Tbewillw was made nine year ago leaves all of the deceaseds estate to Mr Leer and names him executor without bond Mr Leer Is a very deserving and popular young man of near this city and his many friends will be glad to hear of his good fortune The estate is worth bout fifty thousand dollars of this city pro bated the will of his uncle P P Ewing Coiktland Leer Subscribe To The Fair Fund 3000 of the necessary sub ¬ scriptions have been secured to guarantee the reorganization and purchase of grounds for the Bourbcn Fair Those willing to contribute to this enterprise should make their purpose known to Messrs C M Thomas or J M Hall who have the subscription lists Every body is anxious that the fair should be revived The absence of competing fairs in this section would insure its financial success All but ¬ ¬ class in dincing meets to niyht at 730 iu Odd Fellows Hall It and to morrow at 300 p m Miss Stouts Low prices on candies for entertain ments Cheap but pure Newton Mitchell tf ¬ Yenowines Illustrated Kma monthly periodical on the tuckian Hon and Mrs C M Clay were in order of Harpers Weekly It will re Frankfort yesterday fl ct the various attractive features of Mr J B Kennedy was a visitor in Kentucky aud Kentuckians Mr Yen Frankfort yesterday owines well known ability assures the Judge J Q Ward is seriously ill at success of ihe Magazine his home hear this city Insure ia my agency aon- Jas K Megibben is dangerously ill unicn Prompt -- paying reliable at his home in Harrison Mrs J W Davis spent yesterday companies insures against fire with relatives in uynthianna wild and storm W 0 HINTON Agent Attorney R C Talbott was a Paris visitor in Lexington yesterday Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 Rev Father Barke was in Coving best in the country for the money ton yesterday for a short stay Sletsou the reliable soft and stiff Mr John D Bruer was the guest of 2 best hat in Kentucky for the friends in Maysville this week money A complete line of Spring hats of Harrison from fifty ceuts upwards Mrs J W Mcllvaine county was in the city yesterday tf Pkice Co Clothiers visitiog Mrs Henry Stamler is relatives at Bagdad Shelby county The ladies of Paris and Bourbon the hypnotist county are cordially invited to inspect Prof Ed Boone an legaut line of juvenile suits from 8 arrived lait night to visit his parents Stale C E Convention 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 Miss Lena Johnson is very ill at the to The citizens of Madisouville are mak- home of her brother Mr Jeptha But- years at Price Cos clothiers tf ing great preparations for the entertain- ler ment of the Ninth State C E ConvenMr W C Massie has returned ce tion home from a business trip to Kansas This convention will be the best the City State has ever had The program is the All persons having claims against Ihe Mies Annie Clay of Lexington is estate of Thos most complete ever furnished Such A Hutchcraft de- the guest of Mr and Mrs Sidney Cr ceased will present thern at once to the men as William T Ellis Philadelphia undersigned properly proven according Clay Pa Jas Lewis Howe Lexington Va to law Mrs Aylette Bedford and daughter Z T Sweeney formerly of Richmond R B HUTCHCRAFT Mrs J K Spears were in Lexington Va and William Shaw Boston Mass 14pr 3wk Executor as well as some of the most finished Weduesday speakers of our own State have been Miss Madge Carruthers of Cincinseen red for addresses nati arrived last night to visit the E O Excell will conduct the music Misses Parrish Madisonville extends a cordial invitaMrs F B Carr and daughter tion entertainment free Every mem- Ethel left yesterday for a visit to relAs executor of Robert Cunningham ber of all the Young Peoples Societies atives in Richmond I will on of the State should attend this convenMiss Letitia Bullock who has been tion it will be a spiritual feast SATUMAT 29 1801 a guest at Rev E H Rutherfords has beginning at 1 oclock p m on the returned to Lexington Noted Shooting Toiiriiaineat Mr and Mrs B F Buckley ar- premises at Cunningham Station be George Williams Clay of this city tween L N R R and the Iron Works rived yesterday from a visit in Wood Turnpike road sell at public sale 35 who is at t tiding the tournamant of the Shelby counties acres of land virgin soil well watered Interstate Trap Shooting Association at ford and Mr Amos Turney left yesterday and some timber on it Elkwood Park New Jersey was one of the forty who divided 505 in a five for New York to look after his race KAY CUNNINGHAM Executor At the same time and place the un bird event 10 entrance Monday Dr horses at Sheepshead Bay dersigned heirs of Lafayette Cunning ¬ Mr George Williams Clay of this Carver the famous wing shot was one 35 acres of land adjoining will of the forty as was also Jake Gay of city was registered Tuesday at the hamabove sell tract Good land lays well the Clark In the Powder Handicap shot Grand Hotel in New York been in erass for 30 years Tuesday George Clay would have been Terms made known on day of sale Mrs Sallie Barnes of Lonisville Any person desiring to see said land one of thirty to divide the 2130 had guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Jas call on or address the Executor at not one of his birds dropped out of Short will return home to morrow Austerlitz bounds The match was at fifteen live -- Thoa J Biggerstaff of Mt Ster- ¬ Heirs of Lafayette Cunningham birds and there were 213 entries ling gave a banquet Saturday evening td A T Forsyth Auctioneer in honor of Sidney G Clay of this city n Won Honors In New York B Fiunell and Miss Mrs Jas News comes from New York that Hftdfe Ornmpton of tleorgetown viaited Charles Garrard Daugherty of thft Mr Neville Fiiher Tuesday and Wed city will graduate this year from nesday Bellevue Medical College with the highG B Brooks and W L Clark of As Executor of F P Colcord I will Docest honors of his class this city attended a meeting of the ex in pursuance of an order of the Couut y is tor a Daugherty son of Court on the premises of the late F P Mr C A Daugheity of this city and aminers of the State Board of Phatinacy Colcord deceased about two and one- Covington Tuesday half miles east of the city of Paris is a graduate of Kentucky University in LexingMiss Elizabeth Feeney a handsome Kentucky on the Maysville He is a bright student and a splendid ton turnpike on young gentleman who has a host of young lady from Richmond who has friends who will be glad to hear of his been visiting Mr ad Mrs John Feeny SATURDAY APR 15 1800 returned home success With the honors of the class on Seventh street expose to sale and sell to the highest Dr Daugherty will get a choice hos- Wednesday bidder the followiug deocribed property pital position in New V ork Among the Bourbon men registered viz One pond ecraper 150 barrels of corn at the Louisville hotels this week were More Trouble in Dixville more or less 167 sacks of wheat or 334 BF Buckley Paris H E Smith bushels 1 bay horse five years old 1 Phoenix Berry Bedford sorrel maie 1 cart 1 two horse wagon In Police Judge Chas Skillmans Centerville 1 set of wagon harness 1 red cow and court at North Middletown Tuesday Thos Paget Paris calf 1 yearling steer A recently organized euchre club Allen King was convicted on a charge Said sale will be mad 3 as aforesaid on of flourishing a pistol in a threatening composed of twenty couples of married the 15th day of April 1899 biunia manner in Dixville and fined fifty dol- ladies and gentlemen of Paris and vi- on said day at 10 oclock and continuing nr was entertained Wednesday thHrvith until completed All was cinity James Wills lars and cost of property at said sale ai convicted of gaming at the ame place evening by Mrs Jo M Hall at the chasrs to pay quired cash for purchases and fined twenty dollars and soata These residence of Dr and Mrs WV Ueeery C F COLCORD Executor oung men were from Clark coanty The club will meet every other week at A T Forsyth Auc Moore of this city represented the homes of the members the succes Rogers J M McVey Atty County Attorney Dnndon and prose- sion to be alphabetically determined At the next meeting a name and rules cuted both cases will be adopted The followiug were The dancing class meets regularly on present at Mrs Halls Mr T E Ah Friday at 730 and Saturday at 300 p brook Mr and Mrs W E Board Mr in at Odd Fellows Hall It md Mrs Sidney G Clay and their The undersigned Executor of Thos A gveet Miss Belle Clay of Lexington See our new invoices of fashionable Pntchcratt pursuant to an agreed order Mr and Mrs O L Davis Mr and Mrs of the bourbon Circuit Court will on Spring and Summer shoes for ladies and E M Dickson Mr and Mrs Jas Ferv styles arriving daily misses guson Mrs R Ferguson Mr and SATGIMT MAY 13TB 18W Davis Thomson Isaaia tf Mrs Jos M Hall Mr and Mrs John aVwmft 9 lM r m rn Hi T Irelaud Mr and Mrs Bruce Miller luffinninv premise ex described heieiuatter bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Mr and Mrs HukIi Montgomery Mr pose in paoiic saie me 101 aim Duiiuings VV thereon owned by the late Thos A ales himI TranufVrs Of Stock Crn Ktc aud Mrs Brice Steele Mr and Mrs G Talbott Mr and Mrs T H Tarr Hatchcraft commonly known as the Turf Note Hok livery stable located in The farm lands of Scott were in- Mr and Mrs Jas Thompson Dr and Jack Ky on Main Street between 7Th Paris creased four per cent by the State Board Mrs W C Ussrry The club will be and 8th streets fronting on Main street next entertained ity I r J T Ireland and extending back to 1lt asunt ttreet of Equalization a distance of about 214 feet adjoining Henry Caywood has bought of John on the 28th iust on Main street on one side the Murrav T Hedges twenty 1300 lb cattle at five property and on the other the property The dancinc class meets at 7 30 to- of J T Hinton and being the eame cents per pound to be delivered by April night and 300 p m to morrow at Odd property conveyed to Thos A Hutch- 20th craft by A L Butler bv deed recorded It W C Whitney has bought the Long- ¬ Fellows Hall in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court to which is fellow mare Hypocrite for 5000 If you want the best wagon made buv made for a more particular reference description Milton Young has bought the stallion the Owensboro for sale only by G W This s the most desirable livery and First Mate by Fonso dam Mess Mate Stuart opposite the frieght depot tf sate stable in Pr s The stable proper Co for 15000 and lower rooms are leased until 8ep- from Bromley Davis Thomson Isgrio have just tember 1st 1899 at 60 00 per month Baron Cornelius Heyl of Germany Of the three upstairs rooms one is now was in Lexington Tuesday and bought a received an elegant line of latest shapes leased bv the mouth t fcTino nr month fine pair of roadsters from Shelby styles and colors in ladies and gentle- The purchaser will be entitled to all tf rents accruing after the sale Bidders Harbison for 1590 They will be mens footwear ie invited --to inspect the property shipped to Berlin The Baron will reFancy CaliforiTbmMS jorated fruits Said sale will be made upon turn to New York after visiting Louiscredits of 6 and 12 months for equal Newton Mitchell tf parts of the purchase money the pur ville chaser to execute bonds payable to the ¬ We are the peoples friends We re uudersigned with ool surety to be ap- Ladies fine shoes less than half price pair your linen nd put neck bauds en proved of by the Atidertigned bearing Rkei Steam Launduy Co free interest from date of sale until paid at this week at Davis Thompson tlie rltP Of R r tii rur annum ilna Isgrigs tf Crystallized fruitf nut onrageft if 6 and k2 months respectively apple6 pmrn malaga K B HUTCHCRAFT bananas Nutp raisins dates figs currants Executor of Thos A Hutchcraft grapes grape fruit seedless raiti McMillan Newton Mitchell tf Talbott Attya Newton Mitchell tf i j -- Art Supplement so attractive announces that on May 1st he will begin the pub- The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And lication of Jotted On The Streets At Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Be V Go to Gk TUOKERSt ¬ CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Linf s Away Uoder Regular Prices Here are a Pew Specials Black Crepons from oO cents to 8200 per yard 4fc inoh Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cent per yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colore 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Executors Not ¬ Executors sale Ul ¬ ¬ 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 10 4 Utiea Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per yar d v id we ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Awa ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ evKiKiii la laiiini inu snoiuu nave lmniemaie attention ll you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centra made of purest material set In frames of the highest elasticity and consequent Iv of izk e durability united with the utmost lightness ana elegance when both frames aix H Bowens system they always give satisfaction are scientifically fitted by Dr j are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to rC You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better oft w any glasses than with either or these defects Buy Imperial spectacles of a reliable dealer and they will last longer without change aud be cheapest in the end -- ¬ We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will rfii our store on the seeond and last Thursdays of eaeh month ani iuvit all to call and have their eyes examined for which there Is charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded ¬ Executors Sale UW - P4BK ¬ JsS Next visit -- Thursday April 27 lHiHh ¬ SF3RHSTODo you need a ¬ Izj It so we ak you to look at Spring Suit for Spring and Summer WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give yn efeea T AHOPJI3STGr our ¬ Ytu know that you cannot get something for nothing Goc clothes are hound to cost more than cheap and inferior ones V will make you a suit CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE 1 KENTUCKY when you take into consideration the way they ajv made Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST THING out work ¬ ¬ SE Fine TIPTON Cutter F P LO WRY CO EH MToirofcictirit TTsiilorsL ¬ ¬ ELEGANT INVOICE OF Public Sale Spring and Summer Shoes J0TST RECEIVED We have received a complete line of fashionable Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen These invoices include the latest styles and shape and colors in stylish iootwear You will find just wha you want among our stock ¬ j ¬ DAVIS j THOMSON ISGRTG ¬ j A SOKK POINT it is with some lanndries to remind them of the superiority of our work but we claim and reiterate that we do the best class of work in the laundry line of any estabishment in Central Kentucky aud our patrous all bear us out in our statement If you bring your laundry work here yon will be our patron always ¬ j ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry Ihone W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietor 4 Main oflice at Parker James tT -- - yjl 1 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 14 1899 ll a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lans ing Mich stands 164 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Fbrcherou stallion ever offered to the public in Keutucky He came from the Oakhtvu Farms owned by M W ot Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach Dunkam horses in trie world and the owuer of more prize winners than any other breeder in ¬ STEPHON PEDIGREE 20404 AT A BANQUET Ambassador Ckoftte Repondj to a Toast to President MeKinley An Understanding Between the Two Coun tries That Will He a Benefit to Both and the World in General Four Good Books ¬ THE GEORGE MURDER TRIAL By Saturday Kxpected the State WiU Finish iivinjj Testimony Defense Has Many Witnesses Is O It t rauce or America Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stud Book of America October 20 l892 80t b Ktbadat 7112 2103 dam Abydos 060 8o9 by Romulus 873 785 3d duu Elis by 162 721 bTUADAT 7112 2463 by Paese Partout 1402 out of Bicho 12004 by a son of Coco 11 Jytal 714 894 Dukk-dk-Chvutkk- s Passf PaktvutH02 by Comet - 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vieux Chaalm 713 out of LAmie bv Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne URkncii Monarch 205734- by llderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierra Ildvrim Coco etc Valentin 5302 by Valentin 715 by Jean-la-Blanc Coco II Mioron 712 by Miftnon 5301 out of Chacon by Vieux Pierre 894 etc 5301 by Viex Chaslm 713 he by Coco 712 out of Pouie by Sandi 7l5out of Pauline bv Vieux Coco 7391 BOHULtiS 873 J 785 by Vieux Chaslin 713J etc out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri Corbon 4h bv the government approved stallion Romulus sonof Moreuil out of La Urise by Vieux Pierre 883 he bv on STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place the Hnme pike ut the low price of 1 miles West of Paris London April 18 Joseph Choatc the United States ambassador was the principal guest at a banquet giver Tuesday evening at the Reform clut by Pouitney IJigelow The company included Rr Adm Lord Charles Bereft ford Baron Chesham Baron Acton Baron Monkswell Baron Hobhouse Lord Ronald Sutherland Sower Sir Colin Scott Moncreiff Gen John Maurice commander in the Woolwich district Gilbert Parker Anthonj- - Hope George Alfred Henty Among- SIS To Insure AWIVIxIIoFERGUSON In ilToi cV the table decorations were - Paris KENTUCKY I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR HIES AND PHAETONS four books which Mr Big elow in 1 felicitous speech said had done as much as anything to bring togethci ou two nation- They were Cant T Medians Tniluence of Scs Alfred Power in History Sir George Ottc Trevelyans History of the American H volution Mr Hendersons Life oJ Stonewall Jackson and Prof Lrvcei 801 weoons 91 Hi erase wort And a full line of cheaper grades I am also doing painting I have a good painter and wili see that you get a good job of painting JAMES m H HRCGRRD - Cor High and Fourth sts - - - Paris Ky Florida Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to - The American Commonwealth In responding to the toast to tlu queen Lord Charles Beresford spoke of his cordial reception by the American people and President McKinley which he believed was accorded him solely on account of the good feeling now existing between our two coun tries a feeling which will make for the peace of the world At the conclusion of his response he proposed the health of President McKinley Mr Choate responding alluded tc hi more than friendly reception here and said that while he did not believe the two countries would march shoulder to shoulder as Lord Charles Beres ford had suggested he was convinced there would hereafter be a good un derstanding between the two which would be a benefit to both and to the world in general Ana rot onl the books he said to which our host has alluded have contributed to this happy result but other hooks some of them written bv mei present to night and read by mil lions - America have helped this un derstanding while the American authors have likewise contributeel their share for instance a book I now find on the tables of aristocratic houses in England is Mr Dooley in Peace and War The Daily News Wednesday morning referring to Mr Choateb speech at a dinner Tuesday night given him by Mr Bigelow says Mr Choates speech was quite uniejue among his public utterances It was a model 01 impromptu eloquence remarkable foi the orderly skill which brought every passing circumstance and allusion into the service of brilliant improvisation ¬ April 13 Only a half days session of court was held in the George trial Wedneselay Adjournment was taken at noon on account of the funeral of L V Bockius father-in-laof Prosecuting Attorney Pome rene and a relative of Attorney Welty for the defense Police Officer Kohn was ag ain called to the witness box at the opening His cross examination was in regard to Burdock burrs being found in a number of places except in the vacant lot in which the assassin was seen to enter Canton O April 13 It is the present expectation of the attorne3s for the state that they will have all of their elirect evidence before the jur this week providing a Saturda- - session is held which is probable at least a half day sessions to make up for time Wednesday The defense has a larger number of witnesses subpoenaed than the state and the length of time occupied can not be foretold until the rule of the court is promulgated as to how fai they will be allowed to go into mat ter between Saxton and the Georges There was a mere hint of limitation Wednesday in the holding of the court that the photographs of other women whom the defense are seeking to associate with Saxton for the pres ent at least could onl- - be admitted for the purpose of attacking the identifi cation of a woman in the incident be ing related by a witness who said she was Mrs ieorge ¬ w Canton OVER WORK MAKES WEAK KIDNEYS Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood YOUR KIDNEYS ARE YOUR BLOOD FILTERS ¬ ht ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WMTwHjiAacft r THE DIFFICULTY It IN SAMOA is Thought in Diplomatic Circles That the Chance of a Settlement Would Not He Destroyed ¬ A Prompt Way to Cure Yourself When Symptoms Show That Your Kidneys Are Out Of Order Washington Api il 18 At the Brit ish and lierman embassies the news of another blood- conflict in Samoa was received with deep concern Sir lulian - To Test the Wonderful Merits of the Great rtodern Discovery Swamp Root Every Reader May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free By Mail and specialist has attained a far famed reputation through the discover- and marvelous success of Swamp Root in purifying the blood and there by curing chronic and dangerous diseases caused by sick kidneys of which some of the symptoms are given below Pain or dull ache in back or headT rheumatism neuralgia nervousness dizziness irregular heart sleepless-ness sallow complexion dropsy irritability loss of ambition obliged to pass water often during the day and to get up many times at night and all kinds of kidne bladder and uric acid troubles Swamp Root is sold by all dealers in fifty cent or one dollar bottles Make a note of the name SWAMP ROOT Dr Kilmers Swamp Root and remember it is prepared only by Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y To prove the wonderful merits of his great discovery he now offers to every reader of this paper a prepaid free sample bottle of Swamp Root which he will send to any address free by mail A book about Health Diet and Dis ¬ ease as Related to vour Kidneys and giving some of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters re ¬ ceived from the sufferer cured alsc sent free with the sample lottle The great discovery Swamp Root is so remarkably successful that our readers are advised to write for a sam ple bottle and to bexnre apd Wtention thu paper when sending their addresses to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y ¬ ¬ ¬ n- ¬ ¬ ¬ William K Vanderbilts country home Idle Hour ville 54 hours at Oakdale L I was destroyed 13 tire Cincinnati to abemt oclock Tuesday morning No Havana lives were lost and no one was injured WCRlNEARSON afiiSgFSANTIAGO VffMLv- W K Vanderbilt jr with his bride Cincinnati formerly Mis Virginia Fair were oc cupying the house at the time The fire is believed to hare originated in the cellar accidentally It broke out at i45 a m and in an hour the MKMMiaMMMWWmwMBtMWPaWWW magnificent structure with all its val iable fittings was destroyed Besides young Mr and Mrs Vander ¬ bilt there were 12 or 15 servants in the Attorney-At-lia- w house All got safely out Mr Van- ¬ BOUGHT FOIt CASH Pari6 Kentucky derbilt and his bride came to New S York on an early train on Broadway up ptairs 2 doors The total loss is estimated at from Office West of Bourbon N lvs SJj0000 to 00000 Idle Hour which Phone 58 was one of the handsomest country houses on the south side of Long isDEALER IN was built for lVm K Vanderbilt M- - D Furniture Window Shades Oil land eight 3ears ago It was of Queen y about Cloths Carpets 3Iattresses Ann architecture two stories high Etc and was constructed of brick stone Special attention given to Undertake and terra cetta Phone 13G iog and Repairing The Berlin Treaty Stands Main Street Paris Ky Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste April 12 Beklin Ambassador Office Hours White since his interview with Em7 to 10 a m TEETH EXTRACTED peror William has conferred with the 2 to 4 p m 8p m 7 to WITHOUT PALI minister of foreign affairs and with the British ambassador regarding Samoa 6anc tf NO COCAINE NO GAS The German government manifests a A simple application to the gums used desire to abide bv the Berlin ajrrec Ai AfiNSPARfifiR A Herman official sa3s his gov only by me and acknowledged by the ment public to be the best and easiest and ernment has not received anything absolutely free from any after effects NON UNION AGENTS Catephoric treatment for painless confirming the proclamation of Consul He sa s the statement that Rose RELIABLE FIRE IMSURASCE filling Rose is responsible for the trouble is AT LOW KATES an error Germany looks uron Adm 800 Set of teeth I BROADWAY TARIS KY 1500 Upper and lower Kautzs action as a violation of the 21ina99 tf 50 cts up Silver fillings amoan compact fillings 100 up Gold Power Wrlr 500 recked Gold crowns 50 cts Painless extraction Tex Anril lJ Boilers ot Dallas the Standard Electric Light and Power Vines Trees J R ADAIR D D S- Co exploded wrecking the works 321 Main St Paris Ky Pieces were carried a quarter of a mile No lives were lost propcrt3r 06i opp Court house Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours 835000 Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard or Oarden We employ no agents Lawn Telephone 79 Will Investigate Charges bu sell direct at reasonable prices Washington April li In view of Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on apInsurance in the Hurst Home only the charge- - against Wilbur F Wake to plication cost the policy holders fifty cents on tht man appraiser of merchandise at New H F HILLENMEYEK hundred dollars during the year 1897 Lexington Ky York it has been decided to make an O W Miller Agent Telephone 276 investigation into the workings f th Paris Ky appraisers warehouse 13 ¬ Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa with fast Steamer Service Y0Ami AotlTt Miami or New Orleans to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and Low rate round trip tickets San Juan The Train Service is pervtgfenAMr fect in detail Fast schedules 24 hours to Jackson FIRE DESTROYED IDLE HOUR William K YanderUilts Country Home at Oakdale L I llurned to the Ground Loss Over ¬ ¬ 250000 Nkw York April The way to be well is to pay attention to your kidneys They are tho most important organs of the body the blood niters All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once ever three minutes The kidneys strain or filter out the impurities in the blood that is their work Purifying your blood is not a queswhat embarrassed The German ambassador Dr Von tion of taking a laxative of physic Does your blood run through your Holleben stateel that while he was bowels entirely without official advices he What the bowel eleaner does is to deeply regretted to hear that there had throw out the poisons confined in your been further loss of life In all diplo- bowels ready for absorption into your matic quarters there was a disposition blood but the poisons which are al- ¬ to treat the news as grave but not as ready in your blood causing your pres- ¬ disrupting the plans for a settlement ent sickness it leaves there There is no other way of purifying STEAMECIiTOFrST LOUIS your blood except by means of your kidneys The Vessel Released From Cjuarantine That is why bowel cleaners fail to do Allowed to Land and Disembark their work they fail to help the kidHer Passengers neys When you are sick then no matter St Louis April 13 The steamer Citr of St Louis which was stoppeel what you think the name of your dis- ¬ ease is the first thing you should do is Tucsda- - night at quarantine by the to afford aid to your kidneys by using health authorities because a Negro Dr Kilmers Swamp Koot the great abeard had developed smallpox was Kidney Remedy allowed to land Wednesday night and In taking Swamp Koot you afford the passengers disembarked Prior to natural help to nature for Swamp-Root- the landing the boat was thoroughly is the most perfect healer and fumigateel and the passengers in ¬ gentle aid to the kidneys that is known spected to medical science AYilliam Betts the Xegrc fireman Dr Kilmer the eminent nhvsician who had contracted smallpox was stationed on the lower deck behind the A WISH GRATIFIED boilers and hael not been near the pas ¬ sengers consequent there is no fear The Siting Young Man Sire Gives Him the Wherewithal to of the disease spreading Betts was Raise the Dough kept at quarantine He was the only one aboard the boat elctained ¬ ¬ ¬ Pauncefote expressed his profound re gret at the collision at a moment when he had hoped the trouble was in a fair way to adjustment Mr lHiot the British high commissioner to Samoa also deplored the event Tin British officials were quite confident however that the chances of a settlement would not be destro ed b- - this affair although thc3 might be some ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ KATY IN LITERATURE A Snnteh of Story Wherein the Choi thoos Indulge in a Few Putts of Complaint N C FISHER jg H STOUT Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS ¬ Will Kennev Physician Surgeon ¬ My son said the old gentleman who very properly objects to slang have ENGLISH PAPERS OPINION bees thinking over your request thisI morning and 1 am inclined to think I may have been a little hasty in my decision London Standard Says the Ouestion is One Thank you governor That Can Not He Allowed to involve I believe in dearly understanding a esse Germany in a Quarrel before reopening it Now as 1 remember the conversation your call at the orh e London April IS The Standard was prompted by a desire to raise the says of the Saraoan trouble It is dough Yes that i to say true that British and American blood Never mind I ask tor no explanations has been shed and that Uritish and I do not seek to inquire into all the trivial American flags have been tired upon whims of youth 1 accept them as I do the They are wild among and for this an account must be ren- ¬ uselessdowers they are the grain to contemcheering but ffut the larger question of a plate There are many things I do not un dered golf lawn permanent settlement regarding Sa- ¬ derstand among them being not assume tennis and football But I do moa and the possible revision of the to interfere with your innocent diversion treaty remains for future considera- ¬ any more than I undertake to keep track of the current fad If you want to tion This question is not one that experiments with the chafing dish give up and go can be allowed to involve German3 in to work with an oven I have no objection a serious quarrel with two powers to offer nor will I let the mere matter of your way I was rather with whom she has the strongest expense stand inspoke to me about raising busy when you reason for wishing to remain on terms the dough this morning I know that I spoke shortly but my heart is in the right of amity place and I am too generous and indulgent Here my to deny your slightest request The Order Revoked o and buy yourself a boy ia two cents Columbus O Aoril is Jude Bijr- cake of yeast Washington Star ¬ ¬ ¬ - He the switch engine gave 8 vigorous push to the west bound car as he spoke and started back with a snort of surprise foi the car was an old friend an M K T box ¬ car out for vou from your road if theres one Who is holding you now whimpered homeless knew Wish Katy I belong in Parsons Ive only out ten months but Im just achin home- ¬ sick I want to be in Kansas where the sun rlowers bloom Yards full o Homeless Katies an the switch engine ex Watiderin Willies Dunno quite how our men plained to 007 fix it Swap around 1 guess anyhow Ive done my duty Shes on her way to Kansas via Chicago but Ill lay my next boiler ful shell be held there to wait consignees convenience and sent back to us with wheat in the fall From Kudyard Kiplinga 1 drivers but its homeless Katy aint there no getting you back to your friends Theres 10 chaser Why Tack my Katy 1 ¬ ¬ 007 Aretlc Exploration the ice and our situationwas becoming des perate It was not likely that we could hold out 4o years longer For 45 years we had been imprisoned by ¬ WITH ¬ ger Wed3esda3 decided that the Co lumbus Central street railway could not be sold until the charge that some Df the SI 500 000 bonds of the compan3 bad been fraudulent- - iued had been investigated Recentl3 the court or- ¬ dered the sale of the road but later the order was revoked It will be several months now before the road A Funny Gift Among the presents lately showered upon a rural bride was one that waa tho gift f an old lady in tho neighborhood with whom both bride and groom were prime Some years ago the old lady accumulated a supply of cardboard mottoes which she favorites In this juncture a ship appeared An of ficer disembarked and tame to us he asked anxiously Who are you We are the Smith party we replied You doubtless are our relief expedition No said the officer the Jones party We are the re- ¬ are your relief expedition lief expedition of the Jones party So long Merciful heavens If we wore not rescued soon we should be too old to lecture De ¬ ¬ troit Journal Flams ¬ worked and had framed as occasion arose His Sueeessful Effort In cheerful reds and blues suspended by I saw you on a suburban train last night a cord of the came colors over the table on and you seemed to be greatly amused at which the other presents were grouped something an old gentleman was telling sa n be sold hung the motto Fight on Fight ever vou Miner Burned to Death Detroit Free Pre- Did I really look as if I were tickled Yes The story you were listening to Vic Ton Col April 13 The Truax something very funny block was destro3ed b- - fire Wednesday to Not Quite Ready will All those who want must have been glad to hear you say that By Jove Im lead better lives stand up cried the morning An unknown miner sleeping revivalist in a commanding tone 1 hey all The old gentleman is the father of the girl up excepting stranger with the I love best on earth and he was telling me on the top floor perished The Port ¬ stood whiskers who the in a yarn that 1 chin first time about sat the land hotel was threatened and the Dont you want to be a better front row nine years ago heard for theEvening News deChicago man guests fled in their night clothes The manded the revivalist Well its like this Her Gain parson said the stranger I expect to be loss is estimated at 810000 The Bishop I hope my dear madam that a better man of course but you see I haint been to town before in ten year an I was the season of Lent just past has been one Gen Grant Ordered to the Philippine of profit to you calkylatin to have a leetle fun fust Washington April lo Gen Free Cleveland Plain Dealer Mrs InchK It has indeed bishop I am a most entirely cured of dyspepsia D Grant has been ordered from Porto Hicks Isnt that your wifes pocket Brooklyn Life Rico to the Philippines It is possible book Wicks She has gone off and forLien Wheeler will also be ordered to gotten it It is mighty lucky however that Time may be money but its hard for a man to make his creditors believe it Chi ¬ she has only gone on a shopping trio me Philippines cago Daily News Boston Transcript ¬ ¬ k 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY APRIL 14 1899 The officers who returned are Lieut THE WHOLE SYSTEM George E Cave of the Porpoise and Lieut C M Perkins of the Philadel- ¬ May Become Invaded by Catarrh Heads of American and English Officers phia All behaved splendidly Lieut General Lewis Case Cave took command of the retreat Cut Off by Treacherous Samoans Capt Sturdee of the Porpoise was away on an expedition with his cruiser Lieuts Freeman and Lansdale and Ensign and Gaunts brigade was also absent on duty Monahan of the Cruiser Philadel The loss of the enemy is not known phia AiuoS the Killed but probably 50 of the rebels were Loss 4 J Killed killed and many were wounded The Auckland N Z April 1- 3- Dispatch- bodies of three rebels were found near es received hre from Apia Samoa where Lieut Lansdale and Ensign April l say that a party of 105 Amer Monahan of the Philadelphia were ican and British sailors were forced to killed The priests buried 88 rebels and retreat to the beach after having been much blood was seen on the road over caught in ambush by about S00 war¬ which theMataafans had been drag riors on a Herman plantation on that ging their dead and wounded There date The expedition was led by Lieut were also pools of blood behind the co A II Freeman of the British third coanut trees the bullets from the class cruiser Taurang a Lieut Free American and British rifles going man and Lieut P L Lansdale of the right through thick trees and killing United States cruiser Philadelphia men hiding behind them Some of the and Ensign J Monahan of the United rebels fired from the tops of cocoanut States cruiser Philadelphia were left palms dead on the field Ensign Monahan The rebels opened fire near the town remained to assist Lansdale and was Tuesday evening Hon James Lewis Surveyor General ot Louisiana shot in retiringIt is now proposed to summon anDrug Mfg Co Columbus O Two British and two American sail- ¬ other war ship to distribute more arm for Gentlemen 1 have used ors were also killed among the friendlies ami to import a short time and can cheerfully recom- The natives engaged were seme of additional friendlies from Tutulea It it as Demg an you represent aim Mataafas warriors They severed the is also suggested that troops might be nienci every man who is suffering with wish heads of the British and American of ¬ obtained from New Zealand or Sydney catarrh could know of its great value ficers killed NSW Should I at any future time have occa- Priests of the French mission afterIf a sufficient quantity of arms could sion to recommend a treatment of your wards- brought the heads into Apia be obtained about 2 000 friendlies could Kind rest assured that yours will be the The manager of the German planta be used against the Mataafans But Dne Gratefully yours James Lewis tion has been arrested and detained on they are not brave and have not shown catarrh is there is sure Wherever the board the Tauranga on affidavits de- ¬ fighting qualities excepting those to be a waste of mucus The mucus is claring that he was seen urging the with Jaunts brigade and that force as precious as blood It is blood in fact may not accomplish much rebels to fight is blood plasma blood with the cor- ¬ In a previous engagement 27 of Ma Adm Kautz Capt E White of the It puscles removed To stop this waste taafas warriors were killed and there Philadelphia and the American of- ¬ you must stop this catarrh A course of were no casualties among the European ficers generally have earned golden treatment with never fails to forces opinions as have Capts Stuart and do this Further advices from Apia Samoa Sturdee of the British navy They Send for free catarrh book Address say that on the arrival of the British are doing everything possible and The Drug Manufacturing Co cruiser Tauranga at Apia the British everyone recognizes that better men Columbus Ohio and American consuls issued a procla- ¬ could not be handling the situation mation to give Mataafa a last chance The Samoans say that Mataafa on Surgical Needs ¬ Sprocket Do vou have to be examined by and that French priests also used their three occasions had resolved to surrenf influence but all efforts failed and the der but the German consul Herr Rose a physician before you join the Wheelmen s club rebels continued their depredations advised him not to do so and he now Yonker9 No afterward Wheeler Statesman Property was and says he will never give in but will destroj ed Abridges and roads were barraead fight to the death When a fool admits hes a fool he b no ejd 29 On March There is constant fighting with the longer a fool Atchison Globe the enemy was sighted and natives around Apia and the life of no at Maguigi guns and a seven pounder European in the islands is safe machine were used The friendlies also attack Lieut Phillip Lanhorn Lansdale was THE MARKETS - born in the District of Columbia Feb- ed the enemy during the latters reCincinnati g 00 treat and several rebels were killed or ruary 15 1S58 and entered the naval iIVE STOCK Cattle common uo Auril4 11 4 iu a 4 co wounded The friendlies carried one academy dune G 1873 He graduated Select butchers CALVEi Fair to pood Hj ht 6 00 g 8 2 i head through Apia which made Capt in 178 and was promoted ensign in HOGS Coarse and Heavy IS 3 5 36 Mixeu packers Stuart so furious that he went to the lbSl and after duty at the Washington 3 u w 3 BO Light shippers king and threatened to shoot any man navy yard was transferred to the Phil ¬ SHEEP Choice 4 oo B4 0 0 tO a 0 He was made LAMBS Spring found taking heads The king then adelphia in June 1SH0 2 45 2 06 FLOUK Winter family 721 No 2 red new He GK A issued a proclamation forbidding the lieutenant junior grade in 180S fij 11 No 3 red was in charge of the caravals at the practice Con No 2 mixed a3 Oats--N2 0i ft The German consul wrote to Adm Worlds fair in Chicago and after re- ¬ Rye No 2 Oi Kautz asking if two great Christian ceiving his full lieutenancy was a KAY P me to choice an Too PROVISIONS Mess pork ii nations approved of this inhuman and short time on the battle ship Massa¬ Lard it 5 0 VA BUTTER Choice dairy fr barbarious practice against the laws of chusetts Pimo tn choice rreamorv Christianity and the decree of the su-¬ Ensign John B Monahan was ap- APPLES Che ice o Taney 4 50 4 00 SJ The admiral replied pointed to the naval academy as a POTATOK Per bu preme court CHICAGO acreeinsr with the consul as to the in cadet from the state of Washington FLOUR Winter j stent 50 3G0 T5 humanity of the practice and pointed entering Annapolis on September 7 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No Chicago spring 6J out that had the German consul 1891 He graduated and was made an CORN No 2 27 4 upheld the decree of the supreme court ensign in July lb7 beintr assigned to OA i No s 90 PORK Mess 12 5 15 of January there would have been no the Philadelphia to which vessel he LARD Steam bloodshed that the custom was an oid was attached up to the time of his FLOUR WinterNEW YORK 75 patent 4 00 WHEAT No 2 red Samoan one but first made known to death RN No 2 mixed 43 4 Berlin April 13 In an interview a the world ten years ago when the Co 33 heads of honest German soldiers were foreign official who is authorized to oats iiixed Mem PORK New 1 9 93 10 23 cutoff by the barbarous Chief Mataafa speak for the minister of foreign af LARl Western 5 40 bALTUdORE whom the representative of the great fairs said Wednesdays FLOCK Familv SCO 0 We have received several offi cial GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Christian nation iermany is now iiJ ll 73 ¬ -Sa- SAVAGES WORK KIPLING AS A REPORTER You Have Genius City Editor But Let Hint Go Remarked th and moans KM ¬ It is not kind of the San Francisco editor who rejected The Courting of Dinah Shadd says a writer in Leslies Weekly to recall that he based his re- fusal on the ground that the story was scarcely equal to the standard of merit Those demanded by the magazine were the days when Kipling was a struggling reporter In this connection there is recalled the story of Kiplings third and last as signment to a news story A big in- ¬ surance fraud had been unearthed and ¬ The Pioneer Medicine is Ayers Sarsaparilla Before sarsaparillas were known fifty years ago it began york bmce you can count the sarsa- - j ¬ ¬ exposed by the paper fo which Kipling was attached Kipling was assigned to get a second day story on the man chiefly involved in the frauds and who was not jet arrested Late in the after- ¬ noon he walked into the office with facts sufficient to justify a allowance But somehow his own -- iBiim HI V W1 three-column-epa- iin tz MjrmM parillas by the thousands with every - ¬ Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na ¬ personality persisted in obtruding itself into the facts and he presently drifted into a scathing satire on the offender written in 1 he inimitable pen which has since made him famous The city editor counted exactly 15 libel suits and about half a million dol- ars in damages in that story and next morning Mr Kipling was requested to transfer his operations to another field gaid the editor in bidding him good by yon have penius You will some day make a great name though I may not ive to see jt- rut fate never intended vou for the mechanism of news - UflflBL l variation of imita tion of the original ex- ¬ cept one They have never been able to im- ¬ IN FAVOR OF THE CENTAUR lodge A dn CO in the Cnatoria Case ms Granted an Injunction Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na j I -- v ¬ n i U fcT at o 1 ¬ U o - In the United States Circuit Court Tuesday afternoon Judge Adams hand- ¬ ed down an oninion in the suit of the Centaur Company of New York City against Samuel W Eslinger of St Louis the suit being for an injunction to restrain the defendant from using the plaintiffs remedv Castoria It was stated in complainants bill that the Centaur Company of which Charles H Fletcher is president is the sole manufacturer of Castoria and alleged that the defendant had been selling- medicine in packages closely re- ¬ sembling those of the Xew York firm A preliminary injunction was prayed for to restrain the defendants from in any way pirating upon the complainants business The bill averred that the damages sustained were large but could not be estimated The plea of the defendant was that he had a right to do as he had done Evidence in the case was taken by af- ¬ fidavits Judge Adams without leav- ¬ ing the bench delivered an opinion in which he denounced imitators of well known medicines He said the practice was a species of robbery and he would grant the injunction sought The medicine Castoria was at first protected by patent and later by label and trade mark The plaintiff claimed that other decisions similar to the one handed down yesterday have been secured in the Federal courts cases being innumerable in Chicago Indianapolis District of Columbia Texas and New Jersey in all of which the courts grant- ¬ - itate the quality of the pioneer I K - i When you sec Aycfs on a do ttle of sarsa- - I i A j 1 oari 11a that is ¬ enough you can If you want an have confidence at once experiment buy anybodys Sarsaparilla if you want a cure you must buy m wSf L l he Sarsaparilla g M which made Sarsaparilla famous -- ers Winchester Imped atlQT 3ka- - t i t rmammtKaaKwamtmaimtmmmmmmmmmimmammimr ¬ Spaldings Official Guide Base BaliQumc PRICE 10 CENTS Editkd by Henry SHOOT frUN ed injunctions The attorneys in this suit were Sed don and Blair of St Louis and F H Scott of Chicago for the complainants and Michael Kineally for the de- al ¬ ¬ fendant supporting Expeditions in armed cutters belong- ing to the Tauranga and Porpoise are doing considerable execution against Mataafas strongholds along the coast The British forces are being assisted by 100 Samoans About 46 of Mataafas boats and several villages have been destroyed In the meantime flying columns are being sent daily along the roads and through the bush On Aoril 1 a force of 214 British and Americans and 150 friendlies was sur- prised in ambush at the German plan- - j dispatches saying that the Tanu peo-pie ior a fortnight past have been raid ing nd pillaging around Apia de- stroying mainly German propert They are armed with weapons furnish- ed by the British We also received to day a dispatch i INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oais No -- Con Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western S6utaern A 72 5 i i- 3 Hi 3 4 50 4 10 a to 60 4 4 o 0 70 3 mixed The rebel force opened fire on the rear left flank and front of the Anglo American force The friendlies bolted but the marines and bluejackets stood their ground splendidly Americans and British fir- ¬ ing shoulder to shoulder The Colt automatic gun with the landing party became jammed and the Americans and British were practically at the mercy of the rebels But retreat was sounded three times be- ¬ fore the marines and bluejackets re- tation of Vaslelo S73 to 400 from the commander of the Falke con FLOUR Winter patent 7 0 firming the ambuscade and the loss of GRAIN Wheat No 2red Corn Mixed to 3 Oat Mixed to 30JJ the Americans and British The am ¬ PORK Mess eio uo buscade may possibly have been on a LARD steam German plantation as nearly all the a property around Apia is German The EALTH and beauty are the glories of perfect woman government regrets extremely the oc hood currence for which however it is in Women who suffer constantly with weakness peculiar no way to blame Such hostile en to their sex cannot retain their beauty Preservation of counters must naturally be expected pretty features and rounded form is when the Anglo American action in a duty women owe to themselves crowning Tanu has made nine tenths The mark of excessive monthly suf of the Samoans their enemies It ering is a familiar one in the faces of shows strongly how necessary is the young American women prompt departure of the commission LOLISVILLK final hearing nV APCiTO WANTKB to nundie L All I AU fl I W our goods Kcspectttblc nnd The bottles of the original Castoria Weak Delicate or Sickly use remunerative work at home Standard Remedy Co CHILDREN If 402 Baj miller 8t Cincinnati 0 manufactured by the Centaur Company Medicine Co fniiaren s rouic AoaressnyKna PO Box 151 Herllu VVU ¬ bear the facsimile signature of the prestfiVVVYWWk ident Charles H Fletcher on the label while the bottles sold by the defendant DIRT MAY BE A HANDFUL company bore on the label the words A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME Pitchers Baby Castoria It is said fhat criminal proceedings will follow CLEAN HOUSE WITH and that several arrests may be made The preliminary injunction is understood to settle the point of law involved but the question of damages will be adjudged when the case has its Averages National minor leagues and college clubs pictures of 500 players Official Vb lp UI Ob Bfe - POSTPAID M OjltLLS fl D m mm Fu I flug Jfi W H U Bfl I K ML K M mm A MM A Scientific batting fielding pitching aKl tase running how to find the players averages etc jMMKBMMHPfcy Used byAhtheCiampionShots fiit Jem Name on a Postal card for 152 pao Illustrated Qtalogue 180 New Playing Rules Send for Catalogue of Bate Ball and Athletic 0xida Winchester Repeating Aw Winchst Ave NewtfAviN Conn New York AC SPALDINC Chicago BROS Denver t OF H g flMvWWrWWrWVWr SAPOLIO 1000s of UNSOLICITED with adequate instructions Although the German commissioner has not yet been formally appointed he is ready to start for Samoa within half an hour of the three governments clearly defining the mode of operation and the powers tired Lieut Angel H Freeman first lieu of the commission Whj does England It is the tenant of the Tauranga who was in needlessly delaj agreeing command of the allied force was shot only way to prevent ceaseless blood shed in Samoa Unless the commission through the heart Lansdale of starts soon such encounters may reoc Lieut Philip Lanhorn the United states cruiser Philadelphia cur any day Of course now that fresh blood has eg shattered while endeavor- had pun been spilled the excitement of the ins to fix the jammed Seaman Hunt of the British cruiser Americans and British may increase Porpoise had an extraordinary escape But Germany is blameless The ame He remained with Lieut Lansdale un thing happened to our men in lVv til clubbed or er the head and knocked The Samoans also cut off the heads of senseless The bluejacket revived as the German victims then That is one the natives were cutting off his right of the Samoans pleasant habits If ear and were turning him over in or- Adm Kautz had the power to peace all might be well But he der to cut off his left ear At this juncture a shell from the British cruis needs a much stronger force than now er iioyaiist burst on the battlefield available under his and the British scaring the rebels anel Hunt succeeded command at Apia to subdue Mataafa in escaping to the beach although se- and his warlike hosts Increased Wajjes verely stabbed in one foot Lebanon Pa April IS The Pennthe friendlies found The same night the bodies of all the officers heaelless sylvania Bolt anel Nut works and the The bodies were buried with all honors East Lebanon Iron Co have posted Their notices of a second increase of ten per at Mulinuu on Easter Sunday heads were subsequently brought in cent in the wages of their employes The Lebanon by some French priests and the graves to take effect May Manufacturing Co has increased the were reopened and the heads buried wages of its laborers ten per cer vrith the bodies Lieuts Freeman and Lansdale were The United States auxiliary cruiser capable and popular officers The for ¬ Yosemite has arrived at New York mer was single and the latter was mar from Norfolk She will go to the navy yard to fit out for a voyage to Manila ried in June ¬ ¬ ¬ Dont wait young women until ¬ ¬ ¬ - i your good looks are gone past recall Consult Mrs Pinkham at the out- start Write to her at Lynn Mass Miss Edna Ellis Higginsport Ohio writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I am a school teacher and had suffered untold agony during my menstrual periods for ten years My nervous sys-¬ tem was almost a wreck I suffered with pain in my side and had almost every ill human flesh is heir to I had taken treatment from a number of physicians who gave me tigs cJk9S2x33 no relief In fact one eminent specialist said no medicine could help me I must submit to an operation At my ii THE MARKS OF SUFFERING A tape worm eighteen feet long at least came on the scene after my taking two CASCARETS This I am sure has caused my bad health for the past three years I am still taking Cascarets the only cathartic worthy of notice by sensible people Geo W Bowles Baird Mass TAPE WORMS CANDY r TESTIMONIALS SAY 5g SSSiSSiSiaBMi1 Permanently cures all Itching Burning Sealey¬ Skia Diseases sucb as Salt Rheum Ec zema Scald Lead Chilblains Piles Burns Baby Humors Dandruff Itching Scalp Falling Hair thickening and making it Soft Silky and Luxuri ¬ ant All Face Eruptions producing a Soft near It contains do Beautiful Skin and Complexion anything Iead Sulphur Cantharides orcanvassers injurious make SI easy great seller Lady An to K8 a day Druggists or mall SOc Capillaris Manpfarturing Co N Y Address T 1IIIL 8caland HIlMiiFlELD EL00D k p vmi nMrti ii Medicine Co TRADE MARK fVEOIBTEREO nrn Ilk II At OLE RIDOE Add M J PILLS BLOOD P-O- - Box bilitated Areyou 151 Berlin Wis IlYGEiA BIG FOUR t TH6 Sea Level Route TO j Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Bterlla Remedy Company Chicago Montreal Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good New York Do 10c 2oc 50c Sl3 CURE CONSTIPATION ¬ mothers request I Um WMwmM run ¬ sh ¬ ¬ ¬ I 1 1 A Tr ¬ dison St Mt Jackson Indf writes I am by occupation a school teacher and for a long while suf-¬ fered with painful menstruation and nervousness I have re- ¬ ceived more benefit from Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ pound than from all remedies that I havever tried V 1 J wrote to Mrs Pink ham stating my iii case in every par- ¬ ticular and re- ¬ ceived a prompt reply I followed the advice given me and now I suffer no more during menses If anyone cares to know more about my case I will cheerfully answer all Sold and guaranteed by all drug UA I RU Tfa DIP gists to IRE Tobacco Habit UDAb NEW YORK DOUBLE DAILY SERVICZ WAGNER SLEEPING CARS DINING CARS M READEUS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THE ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS B ING ALLS E 0 XeCOUMICK President WARREN Pass Traffic Mgr J LYNCH Assu Genl Pass Contains every month three or four complete stories several descriptive articles half a dozen original poems and twenty pages of book reviews current topics and interesting AT1T1 profuselv cent or a Year DostDaid illiit mini Inre onl v 10 mugazine SI of California and The only representative 50 the Great West SUBSCRIBE NOW Montgomery Street SAN KKAN CISCO CALIFORNIA hit-chat Ticket Act THEOVERLAND MONTHLY Harte I AFE I 0 FEEDY TIRE I Our Female Regulator for All Ir of Women Hygeia Medicine Co Berlin Win regularities and Disease CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS letters Aiss Kate Cook 16 Ad Rear Mrs Pinkham ment Free CHRONIC cases jnf Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use tn tvsio Sold by druggists Book B DISCOVERY OQ YNEW relief and cures gives worst O quickand lO days treat of testimonials 1 ¬ OB U H GREEKS 1 8018Bx C Atlanta Ga A i Iv E 1766 Regular Bowels are Essential to Health Add Hygeia Med 1 ICW COBQX 151 Berlin Wi 1 WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS please state that yon saw the AUUUtc meat l ibis yuper THE BOURBON NEWS ARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 14 1399 a wtuaai AWTS IB rci To My Patrons saKZJzr fo t BEEF FflHk Torture Eoual to tiio rfarll SB LULLIIBfii I have moyed my gallery fixtures to my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old negative or maVe large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens dru store or at my resi¬ dence L Gkinnan Not much attention is often paid to the first symptoms of Eczema but it is not long before the little redness begins to itch and burn This is but the beginning and will filing and Burning of lead to suffering and torture almost unen- ¬ durable It is a common mistake to regard a roughness and redness of the skin as Fearful Disease merely a local irritation it is but an indica tion of a humor in the blood of terrible which is more than skin deep and can not be reached by local appli- of ointments salves etc annlied to the surface The disease itself real cause of the trouble is in the blood although allauffprinerisDroduced Bkrongh the skin the only way to reach the disease therefore is through looa Mr Phil T Jones of Mixersville Ind writes I had Eczema thirty years and after a great deal treatment my leg was so raw and sore that it gave mew Fiant pain ix nnany Droae into a running sore and to spread and grow worse tor the past five or flriatjyears I have suffered untold agony and had given up atf Jaope of ever being free from the disease as I have Qku reated by some of the best physicians and have ftataec many blood medicines all in vain With little left 1 began to take S 8 S and it apparently the Eczema worse but I knew that this was the the remedy got rid of the poison Continuing the sore healed up entirely the skin became dear and smooth and I was cured perfectly Eczema is an obstinate disease and can not be cured by a remedy which is 42slj a tonic Swifts Specific Us Dr Sawyers Ukatiue never bus aud we do not see how it can fail to cure kidney disorders It ii ves nature the aid needed and nature thus aided nevei fails W T Brooks druggist Coughed 20 Years I suffered for 25 years with a cougb and spent hnndreds of dollars with doctors aad for medicine to no avail un- ¬ til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes wak lnnys strong It has saved my life J H Eutell Pine-Tar-Honey Not For a Day but for Ail Time CHE EQUITABLE LIFE RSSURRNCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED j Grautsburg 111 Insure against fire wind and ance OW light- ¬ ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co ower rates and absolutely safe insur- - STATES Miller Agent Paris Ky The Kagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons Eye Salve who use Sutherlands Eagl for vveaK eves styes sore eves of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all dealers at 2 cents Weak Eya ar Made titwong dim vision made clear styes ivmoved r o any and granulated lids or sore kind spe dily and effect ujj v cared by the ue of Sutherlands Eu tie Eye Sdve Its put op in tubes and sold on a guar- tee by nil good druggist - SLS Thirty Ninth Annual Statement for the Year Ending December 31 1898 5a superior to other blood remedies because it cures diseases which thy oan cetieach It goes to the bottom to the cause of the disease and wil cure case of Eczema no matter what other treatment has failed It is he S S S FOR THE BLOOD Che only blood remedy guaranteed to be free from potash mercury or any W00tx mineral and never fails to cure Eczema Scrofula Contagious Blood Boasoc Ouncer Tetter Rheumatism Open Sores Ulcers Boils etc Insist agpcm S B S nothing can take its place Books on these diseases will be mailed free to any address by Swift Spe jSjdc Company Atlanta Georgia ii znaLrsariw 5rsr i 11 Outstanding Assurance Total Income New Assurance Issued Total Assets Assurance Fund and all other liabilities Total Surplus 5024924678 16804373900 25836929854 201058809 27 5731048927 987 15713400 Money 10 Lean tgg fl V per cent on real ROGERS Paris Ky MOORE T f - r rvf inn iiuuiuo having claims against the Y Koran deoeaeed fH present them at once to me proper- qnired by law JL persons indebted to the estate of ytMtM will please call at my office and 0ggtive of Yonng Pt He HENRY SPEARS Executor of feb 1 Y W Moran DrBnlIs h Syrup mm Cures all Lung and Throat Trouble Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggibta Lang trouble such as pleurisy oi ucute inflammation of the lungs should be carefully treated to avoid These affec serious consequences tions are quickly overcome by the prompt use of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup a wonderful remedy which always gives relief eases coughing allays all inflammation and by its healing influence soon effects a thorough cure uma XIouble ¬ IE WBlflffll BTORL HENRY B HYDE President JAS W ALEXANDER Vice President DILDAV C litest BIldlTT mm COLORS Fl 1 rOMLL General Manager ITTUCTIfE RES Equitable Building Louisville Ky LOWEST PRICES Haying arranged viti one of the most euterpritrinK wraM vHi r manufactories in Ohio to muili u thv laiet iU- ins at lowest prices w nre prepared to ilnplirnfe tbFe to citizpns of Paris and Bourbon ouutv an ui et the rqnireiiiDtn of thf most fastidious Spacialty i banKing Our Mr Snyder has mcrkfd for r unm her of the houses in in she decorating line Come in and exm our tock - HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky 1 larst Cim-in-uat- i Of BFg e I B Landman M D J W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio the Windsor Hotel Paris YRUPINDIGEST PEPiBl CURES CALDWELLS Main St bet Oth ami 7tli GL t SIIKI hp CO CSOTSSRjsJKraTsn iSaH a - zmr rf- - Al88nnjBB5K4aa2 1 TSTESTVVY April 11 1899 FOR SALE A first class ¬ power flrmling Mill BCeacrmng every second Tuesday in each standard make will yiind 00 to 75 bar jfeSEKENOE Every leading pbysician rel of ear corn pr day with 10 borse If ou are toil g to buy Binders or power Will sell cheap fMci Kentucky Sfowers pee RP sikdebs mat Barm tt JHAILKOAD TIME CARD L gPV KRR Strawberry Plants I THE PLANO Imv next Conrt dsv me nesr in me woi 10 A I j mMrY r7 3 - 11 - ft TOGGERY HINTS Vi J AUIUVAT OF TRAINS 1058 a m 538 p 1010 p m Lexington 511 eiw 333 p m 627 p a min 745 a m txmz Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m fr If lysville 742 a m 325 p m incinnti - m 1t nnnnnlnK1 as Bnback Haviland Gandy aud oth ers We sell in lots of 50 100 or 1000 Price 3 per 100 For further iufor uiatio apply to or address 500000 of best leadirg vaiietis sue ¬ W F PBDDICOBD CHAS LAYTON llwpi tf CfeTEKVILLE KY Afnts CS- f Ir pig FIRST Consider SECOND lilt Summer of 1899 oeisscn cpAirmir - r TRaraa ui - JOHN TRABUE till mayl Rlddels Mills Ky uacinuati 545 t Hi 3ji0p iu cgloia ixx 5K- a i m i Write for ratal gne ifyon vr poin to buy threshing machinery saw mills or supplies CO ROBINSON Richmond Ind W F Ped co r Aenr Uenterville Ky 747 1014 oi U Xd Richmond 1108 a in 1016 p m E Keyset lie 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Aerem - am 110 m- - JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee 1 satisfactory Calk Your work if promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable -- The magnitude of the offerings The novelty oi the style The astonishing variety The matchless price Compare the Garments 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 1 want something to wear want it made right and at proper price 25 last Fall will smile A SUIT that would not deign to notice 8vreetiy on 2 this season -- r THIRD me Harness and Coach Stallion FOR rrison Chief -- ALL WOMEN TENTHS f TINE of ike th1 season at my stable one west of ma whan station oa Cyn ailv JSfttitia turnpike1 at the low price of H To Ittsure a Living Colt when colt tonus or mare JRnc A jgartd ifitb money liinu retained on colt paid easou srrisen Chief is a beaatifal bay wife very heavy mane and tail 16 I ads nitrh fine style and action is 10 old He was sired by Harrison jaesr sirf S41 standard son of Clark by Mambrino Chief the sire of J JUST RECEIVE PHYSICIANS AND SUUGSONS all the pain andsicknessfrom which women suffer is caused by weakness or derangement in the Company well these Expert measuring by a representative from the organs of menstruation always when a woman is not organs are affected they are strong and woman is very seldom H Nearly The Giobe Tailoring Eut when healthy a sick Co The Great Cincinnati Tailors Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt Harrison Chiefs 1st Standard bv Joe Downing 4un scre of Diek Jameson 226 Abe lise kcrcirg 2201 and is the grand sire Bdttter8 Edwin Forest 218 Harrison Chiefs 1st dam by How he by Alexanders ards Abdallah of Goldsmith Maid 2Ab- 14 the sire aah Abdallah is by the world Alexanders cecxTsrned Rysdicks Hambletonian 2d tXf Expert he by Tom Hal 3d Tcy Sir Alfred he by Redmands te he by Imp valentine sis focrse has already produced ry fine colts jbb sb Lady Thorn 218 Lute THE full Sample Line and its a beautv ELRErj 0 will be ON DISPLAY supplemented with a ¬ SOAP PURITY GUARANTEED MONDAY AND TUESDAY Is natures provision for the regu-¬ lation of the menstrual function It cures all female troubles It is equally effective for the girl in her teens the young wife with do-¬ mestic and maternal cares and the woman approaching the period known as the Change of Life They all need it They are all benefitted by April 3d and 4th 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 it t fcave also a good mule Jack which uake the season at S to insure a colt For advice In cases requiring special directions address giving- symptoms Ladles Advisory Department the The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta ¬ nooga Term ALAFE CUXNIXGHAJtf Lung Shawhan Ky Dr and Irritation Pine Tar Honey will care it qCh strength to the lnngs that a cold OKrb orfiave centswill allnot settle there good drnggist at XSoty jfetSptorernnner to consnmption Ef igm i G lit Sold By T JL A i- - i --1 JL CI l JL JL At A A L C Tupelo Mist My sister suffered from very Irregular and painful menstruation anj doctors could not relieve her Wine of Oardul entirely cured her and alsc heipod my mother throu h the Change of Life TH0S 1 COOPER tytl TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY

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