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MP Ml f fr CHAMP TH Editors and Owners BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established miller FEB l issi 31 mil HISETEESTU YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY N ew TUESDAY APRIL 18 1899 MILLERSBURG NO OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS STODDARD DISC HARROWS HAMILTONS DISC HARROWS Range Co Mrs Notes Gathered In And About The Hurg Mrs Andrew Batler is yet quite ill Dave J tidy is working for the Perfect GEO W STUART Has Located in the Large Brick Building on TM d Street Orpo- - site the L N Freight Depot IN- - John Smart visited friends in Saturday Paris Miss Blanch Hudeon of Paris is the guest of Mrs Root Barnes Uhas Leer has been quite ill for several days with rheumatism Mr and Mrs Will Dodson of Paris visited relatives here Sunday W V Shaw was in Cincinnati Sat ¬ urday and Sunday on business Mr Rudolph Davie of Paris visited lady friends near here Saturday Thos Oaither of Helena has been the guest of frieuds here several days Mrs Bettie Bowden of Paris is the guest of her motier Mrs Nancy Allen Spent er Best is now manager of ha Weekly Ireas- - Transcript at Lexington Win Mclntyre and Wallace Shannon attended court at Mt Sterling yeste ¬ DEALER Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole fied eeds of every variety Agent For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi cannel ever mined Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of therr always on hand ay z Mr Cba JarneW left for a trip through Southern Kentucky and Ten ¬ Masu Saturday to visit Mis Prattler nessee E T Beeding and family went to Tns WALLACES BARGAIN STORE po-itivt- Are Standard tools of the highest grade They always do the work and do it right On yesterday to the wife ot Bor a son Thompson Claude Vimout Vimont Be SuLre Yotjl C3 et Ttie Best t several days ie guest of Miss Mrs Kion Dw of Parit Ins been Mary rimes for i lack Hawk Corn Planter Iways drops the same number of grains no thining corn alter the Black Hawk the great labor saver nmirATJV i iT Pi L BIRDSELLnr WAGONS WAnAxre httiq -- a nmvTo Combine Strength Durability and Lasting Qualities 1 1 II S WILSON DEALER IN RJ Sold only fcy N EELY Some merchants figure how mnch range from 4c to 35c Our Dr Nossah they can get for every article Our corset is tb- - hit of the ceutury It has 6 rule is jnst the opposite We figure steel stave ih tbe side which render it how low we ran afford to sell Read unbreakuble price 50c Our the following facts and figures Agate H S corse at 83c is equal to any 00 corset on the market buttons 8 doz for lc ladies handker Calicoes 3c chiefs lc up brush edge skirt binding per vd up 280 tinned iron pins lc N for dresses Stewarts warranted first P U brass pins 360 guaranteed per- ¬ Mr Frank Burke of Nepton is the class 4c per yd Valencienes lace lc fect 4c per paper 20 fish hooks lc fish the guest of his brother Mr Geo per yd pure silk baby ribbon lc per lines lctin tea spoons 2 for lc 4c Burke near town yd our stock of ribbons is unapproach- doz table bpooue lc 8 doz silver able satin grosgrain moire taffeta plated table spoons oa white metal Chas N Johnson H H Phillips and MjKinley plaids Prices guaranteed to he satisfactory 2c each an O W Bryan went to Cincinnati Shepherd below the lowest Ir will pay yon to ex- tack haumers 7c and 8c each yesterday on business amine our stock of towels Prices Mrs Jas Cummings of Maysvill J was the guest of Miss Bessie T PurneL from Saturday till Monday F ATtGAIN ad in Fridays News of horse The 4 Main Street t en up found an owner in Cha cjidilinau of North Middletown Woolums and Mrs J if Mr Jas C immings vere guests of Mr and Mrs tStm Robiusoivin Carlisle Sunday Rev W T Benton and wife have beeu the quests of their daughter Mrs Belle Letton near town for several days Mr David Judy has rented the Savage property adjoining tbe college grounds and will move there in a few Dr W U Ueeery Rion and Robt Dow and Carl Crawford visited friends nere Sunday T Righter and Kirby Denton of Ruddles Mills were gues of fiiende ere Sunday I -1 ¬ 1 ¬ j ¬ WALLACES hTORS t SEED POTATOES BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Farming Implements I AND FIELD SEEDS Jas located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side f the Court House Square and has on hand a large display 01 STUDEBAKER AND MITCHELL WAGONS AND CAN AND MALTA PLOWS THE VUL- ¬ The Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF THE BEST DISC HARROWS ALSO DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OF FARMING IM- MENTS WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTHY HEMP ETC js returned Saturday from Atlanta wh ie they sold sixtv five hordes at auction last Wednesday They report fair prices Mrs M B Adams nee Miss May Marshall of Frankfort was here 1 e day to see her cousin Mrs Matt Htlli day and visited the family of J G Anen The entertainment of the cadets and elocution lltt Bestsquite a successcla s Frid y was Light Ihe hone w s tiled and the Hobo Band Was the leading feature E T Beediuirs tobace barn on th McKee faim burned Sunday morning t oclock He lost a qnantitj of hay and oin no in uranre Fire ia ihought to e of iucendary origin Mrs Alex Marshal and eon Charles Wm Kennedy of Maithall tetatiou wife and daughter Thos Wat ou Mrs Harry lames and Rev White of Car lisle attended the funeral of Mrs Hol liday here yesterday Miss Blanche Hudson will give a con cert here Friday evening at the opera house and will be assisted by Miss Tvler of Cincinnati as pianist Mrs Mehagen as vocalist The proceeds will go to assist Miss Hudson in her musical education Died Mrs Matthew Holliday aged 33 died at her hvsbands residence four miles North of here Saturday at 9 r m She is survived by her husband and two sons Ben and George aged 10 nd 8 years and young babe three weeks old The funeral was preached here yesterday morning at tbe Baptist Church by Rey J A Taylor f f Louisville The remains were buried at tbe Miller sburg cemetery The pall b arers were members of her Sunday Sclool Lucylee Allen Allie Misses class Clarke Alma Collier Mamie Turner Anna May Smart Dorothy Peed and Purnell and Mrs Frank Bessie T Collier She was a devout Christian and a great worker for the church Her mother Mts Gto Anderson arrived Friday f ora St Louis 1 days Mr S M Allen and sister Miss Lizzie Wall Allen went to Stanford Saturday to visit his wife They will return to day Garrett Mann has bought a vacant lot from T E Savatie adjoining th1 rirnMPrtv of Stiles Stirman and wi 1 build a residence there soon Ed Martin and T A Vimont went to Poindexter yesterday with ten dogs to have a fcx hunt They will be the guest of John Wigglesworth Mrs Ike Stephens Mrs Moore and Miss Lou Jenkins of Lexington were guests of Mr Andrew Bntler and family for several days last week Smford Carpenter and John Hunter ¬ ¬ ¬ BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New Ycrk St3ck I can sell them as low as anybody as them before the big advance 1 bcujht J JOHN B CASTLEMAN M RION Arthur o langham BTCKINRirGE CASTLEMAif The Tenth Street Grocer V ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL t ¬ The Largest Fire Insurance Company In the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Sjutliern State BARBEE CASTLEMAN Louisville K BOARD Manager Southern Department General Offices -- Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY ¬ Do not sneeze and couh your head off Dedication ot Kentucky Monu ment when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild wiriLi Co Go to J C Snyder paper and window shades On May 1st and 2d the Frankfort Cincinnati will sell round trip tickets limited to May 6th to Chattanooga at one fare for the round trip on ac ouut of the dedication of Kentuckys monument a Chickamaugua On April 25 26 27 tickets to Atlanta and return limited to May 3d will be sold at ore fare for the round trip on account of for wall- International Sunday School Associa¬ -- Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and cough and prevent auy further lnnvj or bronchial complication W T Brooks druggist ¬ AvjiENTS WAN1ED FOR THE LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral Dewev the worl Tg greatest naval hero By llor r Ha tead the life long trWid and admirer of the nationV Hoi Bitt ¬ ¬ iicbs erest a d ¬ ¬ tf tion nearly 1 0 pages ha - ne illus ¬ trations map in colors oily 150 Eovmons demand Big c mmiissions Chance of DntflT free lifetime Wris i r lick The Dominiu umanv Caxtou Bldg Chicago USap 8t i bet bnok over 500 H8 8x10 J TKE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP i RRUCE MILLER tEdltors and Owners 18 1899 HIS OLD tfELLOW ALMANAC 4TJs Wfir Pursues TWm WOMAN INBLACK Mrs Eekroate Heard the Shots and Saw Mrs George Fire Them WERE LED INTO AN AMBUSH Five Men of the North Dakota Regiment Were Killed and 1 wo Wounded One Dying shortly Afterward CUBAN AFFAIRS ¬ INTRICACIES OS LANGUAGE IXiW a Htriicd Forrtsn Tiumie ai BrCun Me ii in- - Info AwkwMd r To speak French to a Frenchman re quires some bravery An American wounded Canton 0 April 15 Additional lady once embarrassed her Parisian The Americans then advanced with tailor by entreating hii to make th cross examination of Mrs Mary Fin the mounted guns and the 14th infan ¬ ley opened Fridays proceedings in the try battalions in the center Lincks trousers of her gown very large though she comments pathet ¬ trial of Mrs George for the murder battalion of the 1st Idaho on the right ically l had a good French word foi of James D Saxton This was chiefly and Frames battalion of the North sleeves Another intrepid creature directed toward proving that the wit Dakota infantry on the left both traveling in Germany committed an ness has been coached for her direct The trench was carried even more fatal mistake Stopping in testimony Mrs Mary Nauman related flanking front of a cabman she asked in her conversations of Mrs George In one without loss to the American- Pansangha was found deserted most charming manner the latter told of having kept Saxton -Four monuments on the border of Are you engaged from entering the Althouse home by the village celebrate the proclamation Nein responded the surprised cab¬ pointing a pistol and making him come of Filipino independence issued last man away with her Mrs George asked year and glorify Aguinaldo the liber ¬ AViil you take me vas the next ¬ 1 The Person Then Walked Away to a Va ¬ cant Lot Through Which the Person Ran The lerson Identified as the Woman Now on Trial Starting in east ¬ erly direction along the road to Pan sangha a party of 00 sharpshooters under Lieut Southern of the Washington regiment came upon a trench across the road about a mile out of Lieut Southern was Santa Cruz Manila April 15 ¬ ¬ most natural question Neiii nein cried the man ana drove away at a furious pace The lady had used a wort which meant engaged to be married An amusing blunder was committed by a bright Vole studying at a famous college lie was reading Theocritus and came to the phrase which is usually I consumed with love The foreigner made a little pause and then with an evident enjoyment of the text continued roasted by Aphrodite The employes of an American factory were in the habit of holding weekly con ¬ certs One evening a new man just come from England was present and was especially pleased with the sing ing of a popular song Wishing to pro ¬ long the applause some of the men called Encore encore This did not meet the newcomers views Rising to his feet he shouted in slow but in bass Encore is no matter let the same chap sing again But we who speak English are not the only ones who blunder The polite German can never resist the temptation to air his knowledge of our mother tongue imperfect though it may be At a table of lerman and Eng sh students re ¬ cently one pleasant little German was irrepressible in this respect Every senience of his was bound to contain -hayve and alretty A bit of slang was to him ponderous as the voice of an oracle and the English th was sim ply impossible He commented broken- ¬ ly on the bewket on the table and the in Ms buttonhole Hut iiaynose the climax was reached in a question put in good German Are you going to the lecture To translated ¬ innt ¬ Saxton if he was ready to die then and said she could have killed him then but wanted her husband Mr George to get some of his money first She also detailed other threats made by Mrs George Mrs McAllister related what Mrs George said of her grievances against Saxton John L Jackson a colored janitor testified that Mrs George often came to him at the block where be worked and said to him she wouitl kill Saxton if he did not settle with her and quit going with Mrs Althouse Canton O April 17 The Mrs George trial opened Saturday morn ¬ ing with Miss Mattie Grimes on the stand for cross examination She ex- ¬ plained that she especially observed Mrs Georges flushed face when she passed her because she the witness had beard of Saxtons death and had been told of some of the relations be- ¬ tween Saxton and Mrs George Policeman E E Willis was called to say that Mayor Rice was Mrs Georges counsel the morning after the ar- ¬ rest but evidence was excluded Mrs Oberlin with whom Mrs George roomed described Mrs Georges appearance and dress when she left the house the morning of Saxtons death ¬ Christina Eekroate presented startling testimony She testified to going to her window on the night of the murder after hearing two shots and to seeing a person bend forward and fire two shots towards the ground and then walk away to a vacant lot through which the person ran She identified the person as Mrs George right HerrB T Aeh no with a wave of the hand She had previously often noticed a Ze ghost is rettv but ze meat is woman parading up and down the walk in front of the Althouse residence feeble Then the quiet mat- straightened out whom she learned to know was Mrs our wrinkled brows by suggesting that George after peace proceedings had possjhiy lie meant The spirit is will been commenced by Mrs Althouse Mrs Eekroate is the first witness ex but tiie flesh is weak ing thicasro Journal amined either in this hearing or in any of the preliminary proceedings who VIOLATED DELICACY claimed to recognize the person in Mrs ¬ - ¬ A Child Shonlfl Never Be II umiliii ted in His lden of Propriety intil Modraty black There had been some gossip about a surprise eye witness to be intro duced ¬ The indiscriminate kissing of stran gcrs is a source of humiliation and dis tress to some chiHren and ought nevei to be permitted The unwilling kiss at politeness exacted from a child whe inwardly resents the liberty with ai his might can scarcely be a pleasure tc the recipients and is without excuse i if v from any point of view Children oftrr suffer from a lack of reverence forth body of delicacy of personal approach on the part of these who have them it charge This is one reason why thi mother if she be a woman of real re finement should undertake as far a possible the bathing and intimate per sonal care of her children rather that delegate it to a hired nurse who if not vicious may be coarse minded Some persons imagine that young children since they are quite guiltless of mod esty in one sense of the word musl therefore be incapable of appreciating this delicacy of which I speak but m own observation teaches me that while as yet indifferent to the familiarity ot the eye thev may be not only physical ly but- morally sensitive to eareles handling Elaine ioodale Eastman is Womans Home Companion I siiiK Soda in ooklnn It requires a little skill or experienc to use soda with nicety but it is wortfc indeed while to acquire such skill is scarcely an item in culinary there processes which better repays one foi The bi intelligent experimenting carbonate of soda used to day is a very liferent article from the carbonate ot da or saleratus with which careless cooks made spotted biscuits in out Used with an grand mothers1 time t rmilk it is as scientifically acid as hut wholesome as any article employed as adjunct in cookery In many in Stances baking powder cannot give a good results as soda Ii is scarcely pos We to give an absolutely exact rub of measurement for soda as brands dif fer somewhat in strength and milk va ries in degrees of acidity Hut a gen- rule is one level teaspoonful of soda to one pint of sour milk Me sure tc pulverize the soda before measuring Womans Home Companion ¬ ¬ In cross examination the defense sought to show that the witness did not know Mrs George well enough to identify her and that the street was too dark for any one to recognize a person across the street Mrs Eekroate is passed middle life And the mother of grown children The family is humble but respected by those who know them On the stand II rs Eekroate talked directly on the subjects asked her She showed no unwillingness to an- ¬ swer the defense as readily as the state She did however show indications that she did not comprehend all of the language and questions ad- ¬ dressed to her ¬ GEN LAWTONS EXPEDITION It Was Ordered to Return to Manila and the Towns Taken From the Insur ¬ gents Were Evacuated Manila Philippine Islands April 17 Maj Gen Lawton is returning with his expedition to Manila by order of Gen Otis after evacuating the towns i I of Paete Longos Lumban Pa Gasajan and Santa Cruz from which the rebels had been driven Gen Lawtons troops are needed in the movement north of Manila and Laguna de Bay will be left to the in- ¬ surgents until the rainy season when the water will be higher thus enab- ¬ ling the army gunboats to get into the rivers The launches captured from the insurgents are to be returned to their former owners in Manila Gen Lawton said in an interview With the force I have there is no doubt I could go through the whole island but if a government is to be established it will be necessary to gar- ¬ rison all the towns It would take 1 re- ¬ 100000 men to pacify the islands gret the necessity of abandoning the captured territor- Five Men Badly Injured receiving S0 a month and providing his own equipment The decree constituting the supreme ator The troops on entering the abandon- ¬ court has been prepared with elaborate ed houses found them in perfect order care by Senor Lanuza secretary of A few guerilla shots were exchanged justice in Gen Brookes advisory cab ¬ and one member of the 4th regiment inet and after thorough consideration in the leg by his Ivy the cabinet is ready to be promul ¬ was shot were aiming gated who comrades It establishes a tribunal of last ap- ¬ One Filipino at a Cariboo was killed and five were wounded in peal in civil and criminal proceedings the encounter beyond Tongas This vesting the new body with full juris- ¬ was an ambush Eight men of the diction over such cases as formerly North Dakota regiment moving in went for final decision to Madrid The single file through the woods received personnel of the court has not yet been a volley from a clump of bushes about announced but the tribunal will con 50 feet away Only one got off unhurt sist of a president at a salary of ¬ of American and 0000 six lie dragged a comrade with four bulassociate justices at salaries of lets in his body to the main force and then led the troops back to the spot of 55500 The attorney general will re- ¬ The 0th attack The Filipinos were easily scat- ¬ ceive a salary of 5750 Illinois volunteers and the 2d artillerr tered Filipino dead found north were reviewed Sunday by Gov Gen Additional of Santa Cruz swell the number of the Brooke Gen Lee and Gen Gomez The enemy killed on Monday to 150 in ¬ parade took place at 5 oclock Sunday cluding Paolo Aguirre one of the lead- afternoon There were 940 men in the ranks ers and 12 officers According to the statement of some the last of the 7th corps and they Gen of the prisoners the Filipinos drove a made an admirable showing 100 Spanish prisoners and 19 priests Lee in the farewell order which he into Santa Cruz at the point of the read said among other things that bayonet on Sunday night Four other it had been the purpose of Presipriests died of starvation dent McKinley to assign to the It appears that th Filipino force at 7th corps the duty and honor Santa Cruz consisted of 300 rifles and of leading the assault upon Ha- ¬ Aft- ¬ As he lacks sufficient vana had that been necessary 1000 bolos troops for garrisoning Gen Lawton er the parade Gen Gomez and his will withdraw from the towns entered daughter paid a visit to Gen Lee Sen Not a house has been burned orita Gomez will return to Santo Do is hoped that this respect for mingo this week but her father will It property will convince the natices probably reman here indefinitely of the good intentions cf the Ameri- ¬ The work of building the barracks for the regulars at Camp Columbia has cans At Pansangha a woman was found not yet been begun Nothing has been hidden in a basket and a youth buried built thus far except the frame work in mud except is to his head Both of the stables were given food and money The morgue officials report that the All non combatants are released with soldier who was killed in the fight American proclamations to be dis ¬ with the police at the docks has been identified by Private Niles Battery tributed to their friends Lieut Brooke has brought to Manila G 2d artillery as that of Private one of the captured steamers with five Frank Rush of the Massachusetts of the American dead ten of the volunteers who had been missing since wounded and 50 who were sick Most Sunday last of the sick attribute their disorders to Through the THE NEW SPANISH MINISTER the Cuban campaign treachery or ignorance of the Filipinos pilot the steamer was stranded a whole Duke de Areos Appointed- Consulates at Havana Manila Iloilo San Juan day the provisions failed and there and Cienfuejjos Created was some suffering on that score Gen Lawton is marching north Madrid April 17 The Official Gaalong the road between the hills and zette Sunday contains a royal decree the lake with the gunboats Napidan appointing the Duke de Arcos to be and Laguna de Bay abreast of his Spanish envoy extraordinary and min- ¬ troops The enemy is retreating north- ¬ ister plenipotentiary to the United ward States On Wednesday the troops crossed The decree also eapates consulates at the Paghanjan and concentrated at Havana Manila Iloilo San Juan de Lambun at the mouth of the river Porto Rico and Cienfuegos After leaving two companies of the Senor Larrea now Spanish consul at 14th regiment to guard the entrance of Antwerp is transferred to Havana the river the troops marched to Lon Senor Bouilla now at Shanghai is ap- ¬ gas and found it deserted Furniture pointed to Manila and Senor Uriarte which had been dropped in the flight goes to Antwerp of the natives was scattered along the Gen Rios Spains principal comtrails leading into the hills mander in the Philippines cables that Maj Weisenbergers sharpshooters Maj Gen Otis has granted him a safe were sent toward Pactos Ancontonia in conduct for his chief of staff and anthe afternoon They ran upon a nest other officer whom he is sending to of rebels in some thick bushes which Aguinaldo with a letter demanding afforded a splendid cover Five men the liberation of the Spanish prisoners of the North Dakota regiment were in the name of humanity and interna- ¬ killed and two were wounded two of tional law the former dying after having been In the event of a refusal the com- ¬ to Longas church where missioners will ask Aguinaldo for a brought Father McKinnon administered the definite decision in order that they sacrament to them may acquaint the civilized world with The main body of the American his attitude Gen Rios has em- ¬ troops while at dinner in Longas powered them to offer to sur- ¬ heard the firing and advanced to the render to Aguinaldo 1000 Filipino support of the sharpshooters A scout prisoners who have been placed at the from a hill saw the little fight and Spanish commanders disposal by Gen many white coats running into the Otis hills The Laguna de Bay at the be¬ A Large Contract for Dressed Heef ginning of the fight shelled the hills Kansas City April 17 One of the making them too hot for the enemy largest contracts for dressed beef ever The Americans entered San Antonio by States at sunset without meeting with any placed has the United arranged govern-a ment just been with Twenty unarmed prison- ¬ resistance local packing house The contract is ers bearing copies of the proclamation for 1500000 pounds of best export of the United States Philippine com- ¬ dressed beef to be shipped to the Phil- ¬ mission which they haa somehow se- ¬ ippine islands for the government cured were afterward released and troops The beef will sent outside our lines with bv ndles of in Kansas City and 12 all be furnished carloads for exproclamations to distribute port will be started for the west at The 4th cavalry is guarding Santa once ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I left the farm when mother died and changed my place of dwellirt To daughter Susies stylish house right Supreme Court to Consist of a Presi in the city street And there was them before I came that dent and Six Associate Justices sort of scared rne tellin How I would tind the town folks ways so difficult to meet The President Will Reeeive 6000 a Year They said Id have no comfort in the rustlin fixed up throng Gen Lee Reads His Iiirewell Address And Id have to wear stiff collars every to His Command ien Gomez and weekday right along Daughter Visits Gen tee I find I take to city ways just like a duck to water Havana April 17 The Cuban gen ¬ I like the racket and the noise and never tire of shows eral Pedro Diaz of the 0th army corps And theres no end of comfort in the manin the province of Pinar del Kio was sion of my daughter offered 8150 a month and the command And everything is right at hand and money freely flows of 200 rural police in his province He And hired is all about just listenin declined the proposition on the ground for my call that the amount tendered was too But 1 miss the yellow almanac off my kitchen wall small Brig Gen Henry C Hasbrouek commander of the military department The house Is full of calendars from attic to the ilar of Pinar del Rio raised the offer to t Theyre painted in all colors and are a month These figures Gen Diaz ib fancy like to see But just In this particular Im not a mod- considering and will probably accept in feller His force wilbe mounted each private And the yellow covered almanac is good ¬ l 1 1 Hares Catches NeithM Said a well known young l tried man about town for years to burn the candle at both ends in the pursuit trying to attend to business My blood stomach and kidneys got into a wretched state and ft seemed that could not carry the burden any longer of pleasure while I c i Im And I rather like the jokin at the bottom of ea h page I like the way the S stood out to show the w rks heginnin In these new fangled calendars the days st mod sort of mixed And the man upon the cover though he Wasnt exactly winnin With lungs and liver all exposed still showing how we are fixed And the letters credentials that was writ to Mr Aver Ive often on a rainy day found readin t nough for tne used to tt Ive seen it round from boy ¬ hood to old age and sinvple Kip Diseas- e- T had running sores for eight years on my hips I was confined to my bed at tunes and at others used crutches Hoods Sarsaparilla cured my Oiiii hip and gave me permanent health J Archer 139 has gone But now my rheumatism and ail on my courage has returned floods Sarsaunt of that marvel parilla which has made me a picture of health Now Im in for business pure ¬ Dudley Street Dayton Ohio I now have a good apIndigestion petite eat well sleep well and my dysp and indignation have left me The reason is I took Hoods Sarsaparilla which entirely cored me I am Baggage Master on the Thomas Coles 119 O Railroad B St Sandusky Ohio Cur ¬ JwcdA - SaMak L i PP iMwrajiufnr very fair I tried to find one recently there want one in tht eity They toted out great calendars in every sort ot style I looked at em in cold disdain and an ¬ Hoods Piil- cure liver IBs the soa lii Utia and only cathartic to take with Hoods BarseparuU em in pity Id rather have my almanac than all that costly pile And though I take to city life Im lone- ¬ some after all For that od ytllow almanac upon my kitt he n wall Ella Whi tler Wilcox in the Century swered Your name on a postal card will get you FREE Spaldings Handsomely Illustrated Catalogue of Sports A C New York JOHNS GOOD IDEA He Tlionght Anel Food Should Have the Kight Kind of H rand on It 72 Pages with nearly 400 illustrations SPALDING Chicago BROS Denver A woman whose husband was physician for the California state prison recently had in her kitchen one ot the convicts from the prison a Chinaman serving a short sen tence for theft but whose subsequent good behavior had made lor him many friends among the government officials John was a good cook and more than cleanly to the doctors v te hailed him with delight and mourned greatly when the days were busy and John was uot allowed beyond the pris John when in the world had on walls Slunday heard a good deal about the school life of his fellow celestials and since his confinement had thought much on the subject The doctor was very proud of Johns cooking and one day invited a few friends in for dinner John was in his element end prepared an elaborate meal Among the many delicacies for dessert ordered by the doctors wife was an angel cake Johns chief culinary success Great was the con sternation and surprise of the hostess and the amusement of tfye guests when John bobbed imto the room carrying a huge snowy uncut angel cake bearing across the top in huge red letters the word Heav en Johns dinner was a howling success ¬ DUCKS OR STOCKS An Investment That Pays Better Than Dabbling in Stocks on Tips A circular sent out by a firm of tipsters says it is now over three years since we first addressed you about our stock operations During that time had you invested 100 at the beginning and compounded your profits your 100 would now be nearly 4775 Is there any business that will pay you better than 4775 profits on 100 capiA copy of the circular tal in three years fell into the hands of a man who made this ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rejoinder The answer is yes ducks tame puddle muscovy Pekin or any other breed A little girl had 15 cents with which he bought a sitting of duck eggs She bor rowed a brooding chicken hen from Irr mother and all the eggs were hatched oh Her profits For the first six months were 8 and she kept three hens and a drake for the next six months operations It is fair ¬ ¬ away good but faded gar ments Remember with one boars work and no tm s it you Use Putnam Fadt Dyts you can make them new again Molly I Dont throw ¬ en Days Dolly Dont yon are called leghorns Gold see the little horns on their ankles wonder why those chickens her prorts wdl beat least 8 one year 16 three years 4S Divide 48 by her 15 cents and the quotient will be 4320 that is each of her 15 cents will produce 320 cents on bl cr 100 cants the profit will be 32000 cents or sV20 on 100 capital the profit would be 32000 against the 4775 Verily a good investment isin duck eggs for each six months tpresume that ¬ What do you think of this wireless teleg raphy Cure your cough with Hales Honey of 1 think its one of the worst things that Korehound and Tar ever happened Its an imposition thats Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute what it is Pretty soon itll be so that the man who goes into the woods 19 miles from A man gets jut what he kicks for at a the nearest postoffice for the purpose of boarding house In many homes a man is getting away from his business may reless fortunate Atchison Globe ceive a message at any moment calling him home to attend to something that in We have not been without Pisos Cure for case it had gone wrong in his absence he Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel tould have blamed somebody else for Chicago Evening News Camp St llarnsburg Pa May 4 94 ¬ ¬ Fntnre Hardships After it is too late a man thinks of a lot of bright things he might have said Chi cago Daily News ¬ se No man is so good that his neighbors cant room for improvement Chicago Daily News Cruz baking powder then add more flour day morning Four of the inmates until just stiff enough to roll out quite aged people were burned to death A thin Bake in a moderate oven Bos number of others were severely in¬ jured ton Budget ¬ Almshouse Fire one cupful of seeded Chatham X B April 17 The coun- ¬ end coopped raisins one pint of flour to which is mixed one teaspoonful of ty almshouse was burned early Satur ¬ well beaten egg Chocolate Frnlt ookioN Uochestki N Y April 17 By the Cream thoroughly together one half falling of an elevator used on a build f a cupful of sugar mix together two ing scaffold on the Fahy block in this tublespoonfuls of grated chocolate one table spoonful of sugar and two lable city Saturday five men were precipi- ¬ spoonfnls of wter and coak for a mo tated to the ground a distance of 40 nient over the fire until smooth then feet tu to the btitter and sugar Add two Four Lives Lost in an ¬ Secretary Alger Home Washington April 15 A dispatch has been received at the war depart- ¬ ment from Secretary Alger who has just arrived at Ft Monroe saying that he will reach Washington Friday aft- ¬ ernoon It has been expected that the secretary would go to New York but he changed his mind since leaving San The noted red book so damaging to Quay has been admitted as evidence At 1030 Saturday Mr Rothermel offered the book as a book of the bank The de ¬ 17 Philadelphia April Red Book Admitted as Evidence fendants attorneys immediately jected to its admission ob- ¬ Juan Honor Awaiting Gen Wheeler Will Be Extended One Year Washington AprM 17 The admin- ¬ ¬ BJHbsVV istration has notified the Cuban plant- ¬ now here that mort Chicago April 15 A Washington ers delegation gage obligations in Cuba Will be ex- special says Gen Wheeler will soon be tended for one year made Military governor of Manila reason Mrs Pinkhams treatment helps women SO 3 promptly is that they have confidence in her Through some of the many thousands of Mrs Pink hams friends an ailing woman will be led to write to Mrs Pinkham at her home in Lynn Mass and will tell her symptoms The reply made without charge of any kind will bear such evidence of knowledge of the trouble that belief in her advice at once inspires hope This of itself is a great help Then the knowledge that women only see the letters asking for advice and women only assist Mrs Pinkham in replying makes it easy to be explicit about the little things that defins the disease Mrs Eliza Thomas of 634 Pine St Easton Pa writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I doctored with two of the best doctors in the city for two years and had no relief until I began the use of your remedies My trouble was ulceration of iatQBCim BilSSrfiflkw the womb I suffered something terrible could not sleep nights and thought sometimes that death would be such a relief To day I am a well woman able to do my own work and have not a pain I used four bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and three packages of Sana- ¬ tive Wash and cannot thank you enough for the good it did me m H Mrs M Stoddard Box 268 Springfield Minn writes Dear Mrs Pinkham For about four years I was a great sufferer from female troubles I had backache all of the time no appetite pains in stomach faint- ¬ ing spells was weak and my system was completely run down I also had falling of womb so bad that I could scarcely walk across the floor After taking two bottles of your Vegetable Compound and one box of Lozengers can say I am cured yVNE CONFIDENCE HELPS TO CURE - 1 9 j M I t THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US KY TUESDAY APRIL I bid the whole rascally pack of you defiance Yet stay a little and I will give you the wordi of the others What say you friends he concluded turnHave you a message of ing to us another sort ruffled muslin caps And their puffs of snowy hair and their What manner of terms does Master broad enticing laps rradey offer spoke up Mr Tym Why theyve gone dear with the children somewhat to my surprise of those old and happy days He will spare your lives and give When little ones were little ones in you good treatment answered the thoughts and acts and ways ¬ 18 1899 3 1 1 MODERN GRANDMOTHERS You wonder where theyve gone to those grandmothers of yore With such quaint old nursery jingles that we always cried for more With their spectacles and aprons and their When everythnj was different and simpler lives were led Those days are gone the times have changed with that the whole is said The grandma of the modern child must crimp and talk and dress If not I fear the modern child might love her grandma less For lads and lassies of these days are crit- sailor There you have me out of sound- ¬ You will ings sir he said at last need to ask Master Pradey I have done with him said the su- ¬ ical I ween percargo turning with an indifferent With a grandma of ye olden time they I did but try air to the captain wouldnt once be seen him But after all beneath the dress and this And I wish not even to go to that we wont forget That grandmas grandma now as then her limit said I love is ours yet cried Capt Sel Harkee fellows And if the children turn to her demand ljnger sternly Begone and tell that her love and care lobseouring villain to do as he lists Theyll find that underneath it all the We will neither trust him nor hold grandmas always thore Boston Transcript further parley with him The men received the message in si lence and presently we hoard them re tire and the glimmer of their lanthorn ¬ something eagerly Of what sort are the mates plans The man hung a little in the wind It seemed to me that he spoke jsag mi 0W3KS- ¬ ¬ - died otit rr- - WVS Ki sFt- syc Afteai Vj i- - ml4 -- Ay - ICupyriplit IS by J Appletou All rijht- reserved - Co think they will now leave us in aid Mr Tym with peace for a little the remark sheathing his sword They have found they can neither overbear us and till thev think of something new will of necessity do nothing I hold the same said the captain and my council is that we take ad vantage of the lull and catch a little 1 -- ¬ rest With all my heart said the super- SYNOPSIS Ib Let us be about it Master Ardiek Just reached his majority cargo rid thrown upon his own resources after¬ yawned prodigiously but added laugh stating his case to one Houthwick a ship ing I am not so worn out as 1 seem master is shipp as tu cond mate on the Twas but a lazy trick of youth Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym I felt much encouragement and in the supercargo descries a sail The strange vessel gives has but is disabled a sort relief at his manner The st rain by the Industrys guns The Industry is till now had boon great and my coin little damaged but Houthwick and one of the crew are killed Seliinger first mate age in some wise had begun to flag takes charge and puts into Sidmouth to In truth 1 was now at such business secure a new mate Several days later and had not learned that steadfast when well out to sea an English in r ness and command over my nerves that chantman is met whose captain has a t ter addressed to Jeremiah Hope at Havana wore to come with future experience The crew of the Vessel tell strange tales of We were now ready to arrange our the buccaneer Morgan who Is sailing un- watches and it only remained to deder the kings commission to take Panama One night a little later the English vessel cide who should tirst stand and who ¬ 1 words his head rose above the poop last observation Then such beino- tin I deladder wuies wnax say you we should T helm he called out com- duce from them in other words how At the shall we lay our course posedly Well he said with a bitter look Aye aye I answered almost a How fares into the south had we yonder boat I tremble with anxiety could fetch you a straight answer but it over well he returned with what navigator shall lay you cne Not Tradey has stove course of a raft It will be as the the same coolness and spiked at least a part of wind says As it holds now we might the boats the guns But the captain would have strive to make the Bermudas but by the looks of the sky and the smell cv you below a word I said as I gave up the the air there should presently be a Yet change and it is odds that it fetcLtes tiller Is the ship scuttled He then from the north conceives So the captain By which it seems said the superto note from whipped into the cabin stove cargo rather gravely that we are in the window whether the gig was or no and as he was returning de- a worse case than I had conceived and scended for a bit to the storeroom He can do little save wait and trust in God I had thought he added more in reported the hold all a wash in the plight of his usual manner that this was the Then we are indeed your inconvenient kittens I cried trade wind which we count to be in a flinging myself with all speed toward manner steadfast Aye ind so it is answered the the poop ladder The captain coneeivedit wise to pay captain only not at present cona visit to the hold for although he had firmed and with a staying weight in it made sure that there was a great and But since it is better to do something unusual body of water there he had than nothing and no harm can come not determined the rate at which it by it we will set the sail Master Ar was gaining nor beyond question dick pluck the mast from among the that it had made to a point whore raffle yonder fetch that large piece of there was no hope in striving with it canvas and let us see what this craft We advanced into the t ween docks will do tinder cloths It came like a lyt of cheer to have accordingly and from thence descend ed to the hold where we immediately this rational thing to do after such a perceived that the worst of our fore solemn go round and I made haste to In sooth it overhaul the spar and canvas and fetch bodings wore justified was a sure turn of work enough for them aft Here was the clearest space the bottom had been clean pierced and I spread the art ieles out and the With our little force towork the pumps captain and fell to work In a very we could no more than partially re little time we had the affair ready and lievo the ship and could elTect noth I carried it forward and put it in place TO HE rOXTlNlEn ing in curing the trouble which was We mending in a word past our ODD ABOUT GEESE returned at once to Mr Tym and the bravely and coolly as it captain cl lotel Fowl Cant SUinda seemed to mo reported the thing as it The llniistori When Thirsty Saj s stood The supercargo looked grave n Poult rymnn but not dismayed and said that since - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Bay horse 15 bauds 3 in foaled 1893 By ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 213 Alabaster 4 215 and fifty three in 2o0 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wiggins 2 219 and Mabel Moneypennr 2 2 80 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bella dam of 8 in 230 list Sultan 224 etc 3rd dam Bell View Maid dam of Center 229A by Idol 177 4th dam by Pilot Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 210 etc 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Wiggins took his record of Breed to early soeed if you want early speed 219 and could beat 214 at 2 years old in six races winning five Ie started straight without losing a beat and was the bent colt of his year 1895 Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a and as a yearling showed very fast and gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson Jay-Eye-See ld WIGGINS 2 2 9 of Rushville Ind Lien retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address 2000 TO INSURE A COLT Acci¬ JAMI E CLAY March moil t Stock Farm ¬ Paris Ky ¬ M rmMP0BwwiM S3i VuJPV JH il VAvSu fli STMMTiTrriMi5FMPaBBPSJiM I Mb li HI OFBBwfeBH J a w M 9 m n B V il aJ 0 4 i mW Bft u rJ j ¬ ¬ T ¬ ¬ rSrffF jnfln Ml f vWfllikSSWinn VlilBltBXitjiyi Sffija wfl JSBiif v such was the sit uat ion lie presumed we must forthwith sot about constructing a raft Ave iiiisw ered the captain briefly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ having proceeded on her course Ardlck learn of a plot among the crew headed by Pradey the new mate o take the Industry and join Morgans fleet Ardlck consults Mr Tym They n solve to secure the mate but Pradey eavesdropping In the cabin makes through the door and arouses the crew Capt Seliinger joins Ardickand Tym The crew break through the now barricaded door but are forced to retire having lost seven of tluir number 8 linger is for Immediately failing upon the mutineers but Tym argues that they are a iiglu crew but still more Lhan two to their ¬ turn in We settled this after a little argument by my being chosen for the using the nautical watch below phrase though in strictness it scarce ly applied and accordingly selected the mates cabin and stretched myself 1 in the bunk I I cannot say how long 1 slept but I one CHAPTER VI By ominikd ¬ these arguments Mr Tymi finally prevailed and the idea of an assault was abandoned We then fell to talking and Capt Seliinger remarked that at least we were in command of nearly nil the powder in the ship the magazine lying beneath in the hold and the double doors betwixt that and the gen eral storage securely locked it would require the use of a ram and violence br considerable work of carpentry to break through Yet I conceive they inig lit employ one or the other said Mr Tym and since we have the floor of the storage room between us and the magazine think we the sound might be cut off best raise von trap to be prudent had ¬ ¬ was awakened at last by a know sound of crashing wood and on start- ¬ ing up J found the ship almost without motion and a few faint day streaks coming in at the w indow I was on my feet straightway and caught up my hanger and pistol What had happened I could not conjecture but it must be something of import I heark ened for an instant but there was no repetition of the sound and without tarrying longer I flung open the door and rushed out My friends were on their feet sword in hand and by the cocking of their heads were in the act ¬ of listening What is it I cried What is do¬ T Say vim do it Mast tr Ardick through We tried but now and could dis I disturbed the scuttle accordingly cover nothing answered the superand we moved that May that we might catch even a small sound of opera cargo Yet no harm to make a fresh attempt tion With this I stopped to the door and At least if it comes to the worst avc can blow up the ship said the capapplied my eye to the chiefest crack tain with a setting together of the I thought I caught a glimpse of sonic lips yet not quite so desperate as his shadowy figures Stimulated by the discovery I boldly drew away the fas air was I thought I pray you let us think of less des inst antly dis toning and peered out said quite dis- covered two or throe forms flitting perate measures1 Surely we should take much about the bows and as I looked saw turbed encouragement from what we have one mount the bulwark and drop over done and trust to the like fortune in In a moment it came to me what was the future They are but eight as doing The mutineers were deserting you say and for the nicsl part of small the ship I flung the door wide and skill with arms We are only three math a significant gesture to my com but all have a good knowledge of panions They were beside me in a weapons for I would have you to know twinkling and on beholding the de that 1 am no novice with either broad- serted dee tumbled unhesitatingly sword or backsword having had in out I was at their heels and we con struction from an approved maitre tinued to the confines of the quarter ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Nay we know not for a certainty replied Mr Tym coolly but by the noise it is the splintering of boats Is it not light enough to scan the I think there be I asked deck cracks in the door sufficient to see ing 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ moans what they seem This is all good said Mr Tym with a tranquil air and doubt not that wo could hold them a stiff bout so we could have thorn all in front and no use of firearms Yet let us remain as wo are for awhile and see whether a still better way will not open F ith said the captain quickly it may be opening now I see some sort of glimmer or spark through the chinks in yon door The spark flickered before the cracks in the door and I was just thinking that it might be the match of an old fashioned uti and had opened my mouth to titter a warning when the glimmer increased to a clear little flame and as it did so some one knocked on the door called out Capt Who is there Seliinger Its us sir Toby Hedge and Tom 1 darmes --so the real odds are by no deck whore not around afterdeck midships we fetched up and looked All was indeed clear Poop and foredeck mounted the and were bending over anI bulwark the captain was wagging his head and pointing at something over the quarter I w s at no loss to guess what it was and upon running a bit one side and looking past the poop I made certain It was in fact the escaping a soul to be seen My companions had ¬ ¬ mutineers -- m They were all in one boat the hips long boat - and by the aid of several oars were drawing pretty fast to windward I could not stop to make more of them than this for the shin was now all ways in the wind and hastened to fetch her upon her course The breeze was light and no harm done and pres ently had her about her business and all drawing as it should By this time the boat was again tinder my observaFlyng tion for she was now upon the weather What do you want Hedge and bow instead of the weather quarter and I had opportunity to scan Iter with Flyng T We are from the mate sir with a more exactness She held all the ten men that is the mate old Lewson message answered the same oiee went on Capt the disabled ailor the cook the cabin What want you I boy and the five other seamen SellingeT you to sur- should say here that the cabin boy The mate he summons render sir If you refuse he will have was scarce of reality a boy since he was 17 and as big as some of the men ail your lives Despite the terror of the situation The boat was fitted with a sail which I could scarce forbear smiling The two fellows forward were even now fellows voiee had the most marvelous setting and by the pile of boxes and castdown mumble mingled with an air casks amidships was well supplied with of respect for the captain something all manner of stores 1 stood on tiptoes and peered with that long habit would not quite suffer him to escape from that eoujd be impatience over the poop hoping to imagined Hut Capt Seliinger only come by a glimpse of my companions looked uncommonly solemn and stern and resolve what they were doing but The mate is a villain and you ltke- - just at the moment I heard Mr Tym For myself say something and following the he made answer ¬ 1 I ¬ ¬ ¬ I i Follow me and we will at it Wo did not stop to try the well know ing nearly enough what it would show but proceeded with all haste to pre pare our material and put it together being assured that we had no time to and started east The geese were in lose Some spa1 e spars were first laid t he crates nearest t he floor of the open down as a frame for the structure ear- - thats the regular way to ship other and lighter spars were plaeod them and1 on lop of them were piled across and firmly lashed and the the chicken crates We got about ten miles from St Jo spaces between were filled in with such material small planks and the seph Mo when the load on one of the like as were readv to be come at cars sagged and the whole pile of crates was spilled on the side of the track In piling the crates on again the geese were placed on top 1 knew I was taking ehanices because a rainstorm meant death to the geese but there didm t seem to be any storm in sight and thoight we could make St Joseph and shift the load there The train had onlv gone a short distance when a storm came up so suddenly that the rain was falling almost as soon as the clouds were noticed The geese had been without water for some hours and1 the moment they felt the rain they were stretching their necks through the openings between the slats and holding their bills open to catch he drop Well I got an old coat and laid it over as many of the crates as it would cover so as to save as many as possible Thcn T god a switch and tried to force the others to keep their heads inside the crates They did nt Let us see whai this craft will do under clothe mind the switch very much andil had to give each on four or five good hits Over ail we placed the two cabin doors before it would pull in its head and and the main part of the boards that when I started1 on a new head the old had formed the bulkhead forward of one would pop up again the twe n decks Empty breakers or When we got into St Joseph it was water casks were then lashed along still raining and every goose in the all sides to act as bulwarks and the top crates with the exception of those structure was finished We launched under the coat was dead Whether her without much trouble the sea run- ¬ they died from drinkiting too much or ning light and there being only a small from drinking while their necks were wind and when she was clear of the In an unnatural position I do not know tackle we brought her under the quar- ¬ but every man who has handled live ter and with great haste for now the geese knows that a thirsty goose in a ship went heavily and showed how rainstorm in a crate is as good as dead nearly lie was waterlogged we fitted Ive never told of this peculiarity about her out geese without being doubted but you She is beginning to settle said i just ask any poultry man if it isnt just as we got the last things put ever t rue Chicago Tribune Yes answered Capt Seliinger but she may not go down for a little ThoiiMnnils Follow a Dead Crocodile A crocodile which in the course of time for all that lb seemed loath to quit his good several weeks manages to devour some ship and 1 could not wonder but yet 15 men and cattle is in a fairway toes there was little room in the business tablish a record A gharial which in for sentiment We finally east off and fested the River Borak near Silchar had I put over our oar and sculled off a achi- red this unenviable notoriety and matter of 1U0 yards or so where we was fast becoming a terror to the in ¬ hung for a little space at the cup habitants of the town it had in fact necessary to bathing tains desire to watch the end of the become river Some protectago how ¬ in the days poor craft We had hardly any time to ait Of a sudden she seemed to give a ever Subadar Mania Khan of the great jar steadied and almost stood Seventeenth Bengal infantry now at still and then with a fling upward of Silchar waited for the crocodile and her stern plunged down and in almost succeeded in disposing of her with an instant wallowed fro in sight The three shots from u rifle In the attempt broken waves swung in riding in rings to drag the animal out of the water a above her vanished masts and the boat was upset and the animal was space she had occupied was open sea eventually towed ashore by a steamer Forty sepoys bore the body of the mon like the rest Till the Industry had thus come to ster in t Humph to the regimental lines her end we could not fetch our minds where it was exhibited fully 10000 vilto other concerns but now the cap- lagers coming from near and far dur to see their tain gave a sigh which seemed to ing the day Advocate vanquished foe Bombay break the spell and we stirred in our places and presently fell to talking Kye to Bnsinea and fallThe longboat was still lifting I tell you sir the way they soak ing on the swells to the south of us down the streets in some parts of the her sail not very well tilled on account city is simply outrageous If 1 had my of the light breeze but yet already a way ld make street sprinkling a penal considerable distance off and slowly offense gaining For ourselves we had hoistYoure an enthusiastic bicyclist I ed no canvas and were making no efk e it V fort to come upon any course and No sir I am an enthusiastic ocu were therefore merely slipping gently list Chicago Post to leeward All the Symptom Pray where do you prick us down They had watched the couple for sev- ¬ on the chart inquired Mr Tym oT the captain after we had speculated a eral minutes about reached the point He has just little upon the weather and the pressaid one of them at cf proposing ent mild wind last Coming at it as near as may be asked the How do you know that answered Capt Seliinger we should be in T52 of north latitude and in longi- ether Because he is so nervous and she is tude may be GO That would fetch us Chicago Tost somewhat above 100 miles east of the so self possessed Onaht to tie 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TTJEStAY APRIL 18 899 -- TIE Convention called to order by Chmn W L McClintock at 2 p m at the INiiif teeuth Year Established 1881 Bourbon County Court House who after stating that the purpose of the Conven Piiblishtd every Tueaaat nnd Friday by tion was to select delegates to attend WAJ TKK U 11 AMP to be the Third District Convention iwUor and iime BBUOK MILLER Ky My 2nd 1899 to held at Richmond select a candidate for Railroad Commis Muk oil Chetkt Mofitt Order for said district instructed the yjbletotne otder f UHAMP fe MILLS ee sioner convention that nomination for tempo rary chairman were in order Hon H C Howard nominated by R ¬ ¬ ¬ BQOBBQH HEWS Minutes Republican Convention OBITUARY Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Mrs Carrie Taylor Harney mother of Mrs Louis Frank of Louisville died P Dow Jr Seconded Mr Cottiugham placed in nomination FOR ATTORN KY GENERAL by Mr Shea Seconded Nominations closed and vote taken We are authorized to announce John Howard elected with 53 votes CotS Smith of Bourbon County as a cantiugham votes didate for Attorney General snbject to Howard declared elected and took the the action of the Democratic party ¬ ANNOUNCEMENTS ¬ Mr Fisher nominated R P Dow Jr Motion that for Secretary Seconded FOR REPRESENTATIVE be closed and that Mr Dow We are authorized to announce John nomination T Hinton as a candidate for Repre- be unanimously elected Secretary Sec carried sentative subject to the actiou of the onded andby Mr Boley that the tempo Motion Democratic party rary officers be declared tbe permanent officers of the Convention Seconded ¬ chair ¬ ¬ FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce Allen M Kiser as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon county in the interest of Mrs Rachel Ashbrook subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR MAGISTRATE commissioner for the Third District Seconded and carried Hon John C Wood nominated Seconded Mr Bosley moved that the Conven tion proceed to nomination of candidates for kermblican nomination for R R ¬ ¬ and carried in Substitute offered by McClintock that delegates of this convention be instructed We are authorized to announce Thos to vote for Hutf 1st and Culton 2nd P Woods as a candidate for re election Chair declared motion out of order as Magistrate of the Paris Precinct subby W L Hon Jas ject to the action of fche Democratic McClintock Huff nominated Seconded party Hon uulton nominated by Mr 8hea ¬ Minutes Of Democratic Convention Paris Ky April 15 1899 ¬ J -- - M i i A mass meeting of Democrats was held at the Court house for the purpose of sending delegates to the Railroad Convention of Third Kentucky District to be held at Winchester Ky 26th inst Upon motion of R K McCarney Cipt T E Moore was elected Chair man and D C Parrish Secretary The following Democrats were named as delegates and instructed to yote for Hon A W Hamilton of Montgomery County and as a unit upon all Ques tions before the convention T E Moore J T Hinton E M Dickson J M OBrien Harmon Stitt Ben Perry J T Irelaqd J Hal Woodford S B Rogers C M Thomas T E Ashbrook Hon Harmon Stitt offered the following resolution which was adopted unanimously Be it resolved by the Democrats of of Bourbon County in mass conveutiou assembled that we do most heartily and unanimously indorse the candidacy of Adopion moved by Bosley Adopted Hon John S Smith for the office of At ¬ Motion by 1 D Mc Clintock to extend torney General of the State of Ken a vote of thanks to Our Democratic tucky Bv nature talented developed by edu- Brethern for allowing us to meet first cation and training he is admirably both Conventions having been set for the same hour Carried unanimously qualified lor the position Motion to adjourn by Stivers Carried As County Attorney of Bourbon and subsequently Commonwealths Attorney Adjourned at 215 p m H C Howard chairman for the 14th Judicial District he was so R P Dow Jr Secretary discharge fearless and impartial iu the of his duties that his record is one of Press Trip To Petoskey which the party of the County and Dis trict feel justly proud A meeting of the Executive CommitKnown to us as a man of unswerv ing honesty and integrity as a lawyer tee of the Kentucky Press Associa able and conscientious as a Democrat tion was held at tbe Gait House Tuesunfaltering in his devotion to the prin- day It was decided to run the an ciples of his party prompt in respouse to his partys calls ready and willing at nual excursion to Petosky Mich via all times to advocate his partys coach Chicago says the Courier Journal ings he is entitled to the support of the The party will leave Henderson Ky Democrats of Keneucky aud we com at 11 35 oclock on the night of July II mend him to them Under the present law the office of and go to Chicago in a special sleeper Eastern Indiana and Attorney General is one of unusnl re- via the Chicago sponsibility and should be filled by a the Evansville Terre Haute railman of irreproachable character and roads They will arrive in Chicago at acknowledged ability Such a mania the Hon John Shropshire Smith the com 745 oclock Thursday morning July panionable gentleman tbe able official 12 and leave on the steamer Manitou at 11 oclock Petoskey will be reached T E MoOKEChmn at 1130 oclock the next morning and D C Parrish Secretary mm from then until Sunday night at 7 oclock That always excellent paper the Dan the members of the association will ville Advocate has been changed to enjoy themselves as only Kentucky quarto form and being made better editors know how to do Secretary than ever The Advocate deserves its R E Morningstar of tha Bowling success Green Democrat has arranged an ex ¬ cellent entertainment program and tTOCK AND TURF NEWS nothing that will enhance the enjoy Etc ment of the journalistic excusionists Sales ami Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes will be omitted The party will reach Auctioneer A T Forsyth reports a Chicago at 5 oclock the evening of July good crowd in attendance at the F P 17 on the return trip Members and applicants for memberFive hundred Colcord sale Saturday ship must apply to Secretary Morning bushels of wheat sold at sixty three and three quaiter cents per bushel and 150 star for transportation prior to July 1 barrels of corn in the crib eold at 210 The Bourbon Steam Laundry per barrel having secured office room at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Nominations closed and motion that vote be taken by rising Seconded and carried Vote as follows Hon John C Wood received 64 votes Shea withdraws Cultons name Hon Huff received 12 votes Hon John J Wood declared the choice of this convention for the Republican nomination for Railroad commissioner for the Third District Kesolutions offered by Mr Bosley and read by Sec retarv as follows Resolved that the delegate of Bourbon County are hereby instructed to cast the entire vote of this County for the candidate having received tbe majority of the votes of this Convention so long as his name is before the District Conven tion and for all other propositions favor ing his caudidacy and that the following persons are named as delegates A Moore S H Chas Fisher N Stivers J no M Brennan R P Dow Jr John Stuart H C Howard J L Earlywine French Claxton Robt Washington Harvey Gillard H C Smith H S Clay S L Weathers M R Jacoby C T Throckmorton J L Horton J L Bosley W A Thomanson Wright Lnrkin R B Bonlden tieo Alexander E H Owings J W Bacon Motion bv Mr Brennan to amend said resolution by inserting the words as a unit after the words the entire vote of Accepted this Couuty ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Seconded does expectant mothers so much good is because it is an external liniment W C T U Program to be applied upon the outside where much of the strain comes It helps beThe following is tbe program for to- cause the pores of the skin readily absorb morrow of theW C T U Convention it and it comes into direct contact with and is absorbed by the parts involved now in seseion at the Christian Church Morning sickness is quickly banished WEDNESDAY MORNING and nervousness is kept completely away 930 Devotional The sense of dread and foreboding is not experienced even during labor itself Minutes of previous session Confinement is short and almost without Report of com on Credentials Report on Sunday School work Mrs pain Recovery is quick and sure Best of all Mothers Friend benefits the Lena White Meetings Miss unborn just as much as the expectant Report of Parlor mother and when the little one comes it Christian will be strong lusty and healthy Gold Metal Contest BM ZZMrs Parliamentary 1130 Drill Druggists sell Mothers Friend for a bottle Beauchamp Send for oar free book on the subject Election of Officers finely illustrated Evangelistic THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ¬ ¬ 1 Sunday morning at her home in Louis ville She was fifty eight years old and was a member of a distinguished Virginia family d Henry McClintock Spears the son of Beujamra and Ollie Current Spears who had been ill for niue weeks died at the home of his parents on Ferguson street at an early honr Sun day moruiDg The little fellow was a very bright and lovable child who was a favorite with everyone who knew him and much sincere sympathy is beiug ex ¬ bereaved parents tended to the Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the residence by Rev J S Meredith and the remains were interred at the local cemeterv The pall bearers were Messrs Rudolph Davis Ollie Carter Leer Stout and Harry Stout ¬ ¬ three-year-ol¬ ¬ jrf Out in Kansas Friend She writes I Reafly To - Wear caimeuis Ladies Suits and Separate Skirts mI W All Kinds before two confinements The last time I had twins and was in labor only a few min- ¬ utes Suffered very little The reason why lives a happy wife have used Mothers ¬ Mothers Friend All Prices All Sizes fyjjl1 Quality Right Price Right Style Right AFTERNOON ATLANTA QA 230 Devotional Minutes of previous session The Relations of the Home to Mis sions Mrs I J Spencer Discussion of District Motto Mothers Meeting Mrs Marshall Mountain School Mrs Beauchamp Report of Committers EVENING ¬ Clover Seed Home grown cloyer seed aleo choice timothy seed for sale bv R B Hutch craft 3lmar 4t Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats Devotional Piano Solo Miss Lemon Lecture Mrs Helen M Barker Appeal All are cordially invited to these ses sions The Gold Medal Contest will be an attractive feature Wednesday morn ing The young people are especially in uited to hear Dr Stockys address before the W C T U Convention this afternoon at the Christian Church Subject Danger Signals ¬ 730 Porters Antiseptie Healing Oil ¬ Muslin Underwear No trouble to show goods ¬ ¬ Relieves all pain instantly For cuts lurns boils bruises itch eczema catarrh sore throHt erysipelas corns chapped hands or lips piles and all ulcers or pores of skin or mucous mem brane it is a sure and permanent enre Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guarantee or money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will cure scratches cracked heel alter burns old sores and collar galls No enre no pay- - r R ANKCO Leaders in Style and Fashion - We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ For sale by Clarke pair your linen and put neck bands on Kentucky Kennej Paris free euions Reed Steam Laundry apples 10mar 6mo 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY Co ¬ ¬ bananas grapes grape fruit Crystallized froits nuts oranges chatel malaga tf New York Edam pine apple Neufa cheese Newton Mitchell tf Newton Mitchell OSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Sweet pa seeds in bulk at F tf B j McDermotts Durkees Mourning Starch for stiffen p ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Remarks Iu ing colored prints and muslins The Fover pncially mourning roods Manager Scott has booked Joe JefF B McDermott tf ferson to appear at the Lexington op jra Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills house in April next year give purity ot blood aud vigor of thought by perfectly regulating the bowels mu1 The Mettle of the Pasture James cure biliousness inactive liver and con Lane Allens new book will appear in stipation W T lirooks druggist November It will be a story of Ken Theatrical And Otherwise ¬ yilgr tT TtJ5Tk3 ¬ tucky life Hall Caine has made 107000 out of The Christian Co and Liebler have netted 70000 out of the drama tization of the work ¬ To Havana ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Gen Lew Wallace has at last con ¬ sented to allow Ben Hur to be dram- ¬ atized after refusing for many years Klaw Erlanger will stage the play Reduced rate excursion round trip ueen tickets on sale via the Cin87 75 from Crescent Route cinnati inducing meals aud berth on steamers Finest limited trains Tick Crescent ets at low rates via Queen Route 24 hours Cincinnati to Jackson ville 30 hours Jacksonville to Havana Write for printed matter maps aud full ¬ ¬ ¬ It is for YOU to judge whether or no I am offering the best and cheapest line of STRAW MATTINGS ever brought to Central ¬ N particulars W C 10m 6t RlNEARSON Kentucky If PRICES QUALITY and AS ¬ ¬ Gib Kimbrough of Cynthiana will become the manager of Spillman Riggs Now and again you see two women the lecturer about May 1st and will alpassing down the street who look like so play the accompaniments in his lec listers You are astonished to learn that ture Musical Fits and Misfits ¬ ¬ P A Cincinnati Ohio GK SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont tell you 10 BUY dont do it thats all ¬ Dont scratch your life away but use and Main will locate Dr 8awyers Witch Hazel and Arnica office at that place salve for eczema piles hives burns and cuts It soothes relieves pain and posi tively cures W T Brooks druggist ¬ Parker James corner Fourth Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at ¬ tention their main Correct Clothes Correct Prices cant suffered from these troubles have found prompt relief and cure in the use The prettiest and most stylish colors Pierces Favorite Prescription It of Dr gives and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson vigor and vitality to the organs of wom- ¬ anhood It clears the complexion bright- ¬ IsgrigV just received tf ens the eyes and reddens the cheeks No alcohol other narcotic You afford to miss this opportunity a marvel- ¬ Millet Hungarian and early amber contained in opium or Prescription is Favorite ous offering of fashions latest styles and novelties sugar cane seed for sale by Geo W Any sick woman may consult Doctor Pierce by letter free Every letter is Every one of them a bargain Supply your wants now Stuart opposite freight depot tf held as sacredly confidential and an-¬ swered in a plain envelope Address Dr We make every promise good guarantee every gar- ¬ R V Pierce Buffalo N Y ment we sell and give you superior values My agency passion play A representation of the Passion Play by means of moving pictures sacred music and illustrated songs will be given at the opera house to night and tomorrow night with matinee to morrow The pictures will be projected by the Cineograph and are taken from as famous the Patsion Play produced at Ober Ammergau in Germany once every ten years The pic- ¬ tures are endorsed by the press and mother and Pennsylvania Reseryed they arethat a woman daughter and you clergy of realize at forty or forty seats are on sale at Brooks drug store five ought to be at her finest and fairest Why isnt it so g If you expect to do any The general health of woman is so in- ¬ this spring dont use anything but timately associated with the local health Blue River lime It is by far the whit- of the essentially feminine organs that can be no rich cheek and est lime made For sale by Geo W there where there are debilitating round form drains Stuart opposite freight depot and female weakness Women who have tf THE ¬ ¬ white-washin¬ And CARPETS well no adver- ¬ tisement oan do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing and lowness of price You will have to SEE them to appre- ¬ ciate them Come in and take a look it will cost you nothing And then I have the WALL PAPERS to match the carpets and mattings They are prettier this year than ever and that is saying No one can touch a great deal my line either in patterns or i can sho two patterns prices to any other dealers one An ex ¬ perienced Interior Decorator al ¬ ways at your service Work guaranteed Then bear in mind I am always showing a large and exclusive line of Baby Carriages Bed Room set 8 Chiffoniers Toilet Sets Lamps Hammocks Ladies Desks and anything else per- ¬ taining to the house furnishing Book Cases line The best REFRIGERATOR is the NORTH STAR Sold only by gas PARKER Fourth anl Main Stf JAMES insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ prompt paying companiliable esnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent Try our Minute Tapiocas prepared in sixty seconds F B Paris Ky You- - Money Back On Demand I commenced to take Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription writes Mrs Martha E Barham of Newville Prince Georore Co Va iu June 1897 also his Golden Medical Discovery and I cannot express the benefit I have received from these medicines I was suffering with what the doctors called chronic indigestion torpid liver and vertigo I also suffered with female weak- ¬ 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 J Elegant liuf A T HINTON of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete MonMiugs Undertaking in all its branches ra your old furniture to be re- - Embalming scientifically attendedito Send McDebmott Dr Pierces Pellets remilate the liver paired CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Yonr furniture moved by experienced bands t fv THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESOAY APRIL 18 1899 NUPTIAL KNOTS TIE econv BOUBBOV HEWS 1881 A Modern Office Building Plans and specifications for the new Agricultural Bank have been accepted and the new structure will be a three PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Kng agements Nineteenth Year Established Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows lEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as storv office building with all modern On The Streets At jtss mail matter Hastily comforts and conveniences It will Notes Depots Jotted Hotel Lobbies And In The The front on three streets Broadway Main Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 and Fourth and will have entrances Mrs Mamie Fithian has been ill for from each street The building will be SUBSCRIPTION PRICES constructed of stone pressed brick and several days Payable in Advance -- Mr and Mrs E C Long have re terra cotta and will be a very sub1 00 12 00 Biz mouths Oneyer stantial and handsome block turned from Van Wert O The lower floor will be occupied by Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Mr H D Haynes was in Cincinpayable to the order of Champ A Millkr the Agricultural Bank on the Main and nati yesterday on business Broadway corner which will have two Mr J S Reynolds left yesterday Hop Lee has moved hie laundry to entrances Tbe Main and Fourth for a trip to Hot Springs Ark the Grosche store room street to in will be an elegant room Insure in my agency - non ¬ Auctioneer A T Forsyth attended Paris was thoroughly canvassed Sat and will contain tbe large fire and bug court yesterday at Georgetown union Prompt -- paying reliable lar proof safe formerly used by the Agurday by a band of traveling beggars Durham of Lex- companies insures against fire Hon Milton J ricultural Bank A hall on the Main The skating rink closed Saturday Street side will have a stairway to ington was in the city Saturday wirid and storm night for the Summer It will be re ¬ teach the upper floors which will also Rev J S Meredith arrived home W O HINTOK Agent opened in the Fall be reached by an elevator operated by Saturday trom a visit in Virginia Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 Th Mondav Night Literary Club water power Houston Rion and sister Miss Fanbest in the country for the money enThe second floor will be devoted met last night wth Miss Fannie Iugele nie Rion spent yesterday in Cincinnati Stetson the reliable soft and stiff tirely to office rooms built on modern on South Main street Miss Alice Spears is visiting her sis2 best hat in Kentucky for tbe principles ter Mrs W L McClintock in Frank- ¬ money A complete line of Spring ¬ The social and musical at the Chris hats The third floor will have a studio oa Wednesday night for the the South side for a photographer and fort tian Church from fifty cents upwards Mrs Enima Eastin arrived yesterbenefit of the Sunday School library the remainder of the floor will contiin tf Price Co Clothiers day from Newport to spend a few days netted 127 offices The roof will be of slate which A choice lot of clover and timothy in Paris P Beak and family have moved with three towers will give a handsome Mrs J E Clay and Miss Nannie seed for sale by Geo W Stuart oppointo Rev Dr Vardens new residence on effect from three sides tf In making the excavations for the Clay went to Cincinnati yesterday for a site freight depot Main street between Tenth and Elevfoundations the workmen unearthed an short stay- See our new invoices of fashionable enth streets in- ¬ will give Spring and Summer shoes for ladies and entrance to tbe cavern of which old The Jolly Bachelors The News is requested to state that habitants often speak It is said this a cotillion at Odd Fellows Hall on Fri- misses New styles arriving daily the Westminster League social announc cave runs from the burned Bacon build- day Light Davis Thomson Isqriq tf ed for Friday night has been postponed ing on Main between Ninth and Tenth Mrs B B Hutchcraft and Mits until the 28th Ladies fine shoes less than half price streets directly North to the cellar of Mary Fleming Varden spent yesterday this week at Davis Thompson Cincinnati will have a big dog show the building occupied by The News in Lexington tf Isgrigs this week Every paper announcing tbe thence to Stoner Old citizens say doMiss Mabel Russell leaves to day event is expected to say that it will of mestic ducks entered the cave at Ninth to friends in Covington Ky a The ladies of Paris and Bourbon Street and emerged in Stoner creek for visit course be a howling success Sandusky Ooio county are cordially invited to inspect At any rate the cave tapped by work- and babe of an elegant line of juvenile suits from 3 Mrs James Dedman and Will Talbott son of Dick Talbott men will furnish an excellent natural home Saturday drainage for the waste water from the Cynthiana is the guest of her sister to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 of this city has arrived night from a trip to London He wect elevator and lavatoiies of tbe new Mrs R B Hutchcraft tf years at Price Cos clothiers Taylor of over on a cattle steamer from Boston Mr and Mrs Horace building Carlisle were guests of Mr and Mrs nuts raisins dates figs currants The News is asked to say that the The First Step Sunday seedless raisins Harvey Hibler Paris Literary Club will meet this afNewton Mitchell tf ¬ Miss Mary Irvine Davis has return The first step toward securing brick ternoon at three oclock with Miss Williams instead of to morrow after- ¬ streets for Paris was made by the City ed from a delightful visit to Mrs VinCouncil Thursday night when George cent Davia in Louisville noon T Horine of Lexington formerly of Mrs W A Johnson has arrived Bicycle Repair Shop this city was engaged to make a plat of home from Kansas City where she has Persons holding claims against the For all kinds of bicycle repairing and Main street been teaching a cooking school trust estate of Roseberry Rogers are re Mr Horine and City Engineer P P quested to present them to the under ¬ sundries call at J W Grinnans 209 Miss Anna Lee Talbott was at home signed at onoe or to leave them the Main street Sole agent for the Rem ONeil of Lexington began the work Saturday and Sunday from Geogetown undersigned at the law offices of Mc- ¬ yesterday of surveying the street The ington and Columbia bicycles Millan Talbott in Paris Ky College on a short visit plat will be made for putting in sewer ¬ Female J W Grinnan lt Jno H Roseberry Trustee c age and paving the street The plat Messrs W L McClintock and J L 4t Sports from Mavsville Paris Louis will be made from the jail to the Ken- Earleywine came over Saturday from ville Dayton Cincinnati Covington tucky Midland depot but it is the in- Frankfort for a short visit in Paris Newport Circleville and Chillicothe tention to pave only to Tenth street at Mrs Dunlap Howe and daughter witnessed a cocking main Saturday at present Annie have returned home from a visit Dayton between fifteen Ohio birds and After the plat is made the City Coun to Mrs Hugo Schilling at Cambridge All persons having claims against the the same number from Keatnck The cil will secure estimates on the costs of A Hutchcraft de estate of Tbos fights were for 50 each and 250 on the the work and confer with tbe Fiscal Mas present them at once to the ceased will Rev F J Cheek and family left undersigned properly proven according odd Court Sharpsburg to attend a to law hypnotist of Tbe question of paving the street is yesterday for Prof Edwin Boone the meeting of Ebeneezer Presbytery at that R B HUTCHCRAFT tfcis city has completed his regular tour creating quite a great deal of interest 14pr 3wk Executor place and retimed home He has done a and everybody wants to see the work Mrs John Ireland will entertain the 1800 pushed No citiien denies the need of good business having netted and brought home a tine collection of it and no one doubts the benefit to be de- married ladies and gentlemens euchre club Saturday evening tbe 22d instead diamonds and precious stones He rived J M Bullock of the Home Con- ¬ of 28tb played mostly in the West and North Miss Louise Parrish will give a struction Company of Lexington ap- ¬ during the season jnst closed As executor of Robert Cunningham peared before the Council at the last euchre party this evening in henor of New Officials meeting and spoke of the advantages of her guest Miss Madge Carruthers of I will on Cincinnati Judge Purnell has appointed John the paved streets-SATURDAY APRIL 29 1899 Mavor Perry thinks that the outlook Misses Lexington Leader sajs of Public Weights The Hennedsy aa Custodian beginning at 1 oclock p m on the vice John Weathers re for the paving of Main street is very Sallie and Katherine Bronstou will leave premises at Cunningham Station be and Measures gool the last of the week for a visit to friends tween L N R R and the Iron Works moved Turnpike road sell at public sale 35 in Paris P I McCarthy yesterday qualified as New Photograph Gallery acres of land virgin soil well watered Treasurer of Bourbon County and also Mr Oakford Hinton and sister and some timber on it Sep D Cable has opened a cozy new pho Mies Bertha Hinton have returned as Treasurer of the Garth Fund arate bonds were required with two tograph gallery on Main street opposite home from Elizabethtown where they RAY CUNNINGHAM Executor sureties each which were given the ag the Telephone Exchange where he is attended the marriage of Miss Lucy At the same time and place the un gregate wealtb of the sureties being four prepared to make good pictures at low Montgomery Mr Hinton was one of dersigned heirs of Lafayette Cunning bam will sell 35 acres of land adjoining prices Kodak work will also be fin the attendants million dollars the above tract Stood land lays well ished up promptly in first class styie A Curious Coincidence Mr Kirtley Jameson who has been been in grass for 30 years He solicits the patronage of the public Terms made known on day of sale studying veterinary surgery in a ChiAny person desiring to see said land 18a6t Saturday night while the cago College arrived home Saturday call on or address the Executor at dinner was in progress in New He stopped over in Terre Haute and Austerlitz SCINTILLATIONS York the exceedingly rapacious rata Crawfordsville Ind en route home for Heirs of Lafayette Cunningham which live under the press room of The An Interesting Jumble Of News And a visit to his sisters Mrs George Gregg td A T Forsyth Auctioneer Comment News office made a dinner off the bind and Mrs Palmer Graham It is said that Chas Stoll received a ing on W J Bryans book The First The rodents gnawed the bind fee of 500000 for forming the Kentucky Battle Mr Bedford Hedges a sterling book whiskey trust ing almost off of two copies of the youn g actor who was a leading member page of the conbut did not molest a Rajah an elephant with Lemen of tbe At Piney Ridge Company durrats came from Bros circus killed his ninth victim ing the present season arrived home tents As some of the The undersigned Executor of Thos A the old Bourbon and Agricultural Bank Friday at Argentine Kansas yesterday to spend the Summer Tbe Hutchcraft pursuant to an agreed order Circuit Court will on buildings which have just been torn For the second time this year the company closed the season last week in of the bourbon away it is safe to presume that they were Franklin county grand jury has indicted New York SATURDAY MAY 13TH 1899 gold bug rats The Lexington Gazette says Rev thirty one insurance companies on the beginning about 230 p m A Valuable Relic Miss Ann Mary Taylor of Nicholas Dr Rutherford of Paris was in Lexing- premises beieinafter exdescribed ville will represent Kentucky as sponsor ton a day or so this week and attended pose to public sale the lot and buildings N Clarke of Millerburg is Wi Confderate Veterans reunion in thn West Lexington Presbytery al thereon owned by the late Thoe A owner of a valuable relic which pos at the the though not a member of that oody Hutchcraft commonly known as the Charleston S C May 10 15 sesses much historical interest It is a is a most elegant gentle- Jack Hook livery stable located in The silversmiths who expect to submit Dr Rutherford wood taken Paris Ky on Main Street between 7th cane which was made from man in manners and in conversation and and 8tb streets fronting on Main street serfrom the flagship Lawrence of Commo ¬ proposals for furnishing the silver is popular with all classes and denom- and extending nack to Pleasant street dore Perrys fleet which won the great vice for the battleship Kentucky have inations a distance of about 214 feet adjoining victory from the British on Lake Erie been notified that their bids must be in on Main street on one side the Murray Messrs Sqnire Turner T J Big 1 propei ty and on the other the property on Sept 10th 1813 The wood was by May staff George Hamilton Roger Barnes of J T Hinton and being the same 1858 The Franklin county grand jury hss taken from the ship ou July 4th conveyed to Hutch to Mr indicted twelve distillers for failing to J Ctrroll Hamilton R H Winn and property A L Butler Thos A recorded The cane which belonged by deed by John F King of Mt 8terliug com craft Clarkes grandfather Wm Nunn has a report to the Auditor The fine is from posed a congenial party of gentlemen in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court to which reference is handsome ivorv head and bears silver 500 to 1 000 There were no local diswho were guests of Mr Sidney G Clay made for a more particular description plates on which are engraved names tillers in the list at his beautiful home on Main street This is the most desirable livery and dat s and the expression We have Miss Mand Tames daughter of United Saturday evening and Sunday Mr sale stable in s The stable proper met the enemy and they are ours rooms are leased until Sep has been States Marshal A D James Bigstaff entertained the party at a ban and lower 1899 at 60 00 per month tember 1st entertain- made a Deputy United States Marshal Low prices on candies for quet a few nights ago in Mt Sterling Of the three upstairs rooms one is now the first woman in Kentucky to be in honor of Mr Clay ments Cheap but pure leased by the month at 500 per month clothed with this power Newton Mitchell Tbp purchaser will be entitled to all tf Misses Helen Bennett of Richmond rents accruing after tbe sale Bidders The scarcity of barrels will seriouslv Davis Thomson Isgrig have just cripple a number of distilleries in this Pattie Johnson of Mt Sterling Oiive art invited to inspect the property Said sale will be made upon TekMS received an elegant line of latest shapes State the owners of which are eagerly Fant of Flemingsbnrg Sallie May An credits of 6 and 12 months for equal styles and colors in ladies and gentle searching for coopers The famine will derson of Georgetown Isabel Sirarall parts of the purchase money the purmens footwear payable to the greatly curtail the output of whisky of Covington Sallie and Katherine chaser to execute bonds surety to be apundersigned with good T E Howe is agent for the Carlisle his season Bronston Annie and Isabel Clay and proved of by the undersigned bearing Eliz- Creamery milk and also for the Elgin Laura Estill of Lexington interest from date of sale until paid at If you want the best wagon made buy beth Hazelrigg Irma Labrotand Cin 8 J Stevens butter of Rebecca tbe rate ot 6 p r cent per annum due Creamery the Owensboro for eale only by G W Uapr lmo Johnson and Talbott Dudley of Frank in 6 and x2 months respectively cinnati Stuart opposite the frieght depot tf It B HUTCHCRAFT fort will arrive this week to visit For Sale Good second hand buggy Fancy California evaporated fruits Execntor of Thos A Hutchcraft friends in Paris and --attend the Jolly will sell cheap Inquire at The News McMillan Talbott Attys Newton Mitchell Bachelors german Friday evening tf offiice for name owner i I ¬ ¬ ¬ The marriage of Mr Thomas Henry Clay Jr and Miss Besse Woodford will be solemnized to morrow afterm on at the home of the latters parents Mr and Mrs Buckner Woodford The Pfirmonv Will hft rwrfnrmri Yixr Pav Hr Rutherford and it will be a white wed ding but there will be no attendants Besides the relatives there will be only a few invited friends present A lunch ¬ eon will be served after the ceremony after which the wedding party will leave for a bridal trip ¬ FOR NEW sasfc BlftCk CrCDODS Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Bets Go to - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials 46 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Black Crepons from 50 cents to 200 per yard ¬ inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 centrf per yard ¬ All Wool Checks and ohd Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Table Linen and Napkins in Grea Varietv White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Seamless Ladies and Childiens Hose 10 cents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per 104 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 ceus per ym d yarcF-- Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away-- ¬ ¬ Notice to Creditors If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inetieff yomr eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect ienses always perfectly centwtf and made of purest material set In frames of the highest elasticity and eo stqueutly ot gamiest v hen auraouiiy united wiin ine utmost lightness aim elegance ioth frames ano m are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Howens system they alwa3s give satisfaction fwr tJ are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to ftl 81 You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are b Iter off wWUmtt any glasses than with either ot these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skaWtaJ dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end ¬ ¬ fr ¬ ¬ ¬ We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visile our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Executors Notice ¬ ¬ g rNext visit Thursday April 27 181M ¬ Executors sale Spring Suit If so we ak you to look at our line for Spring and Summer WE MAKK STRICTLY FIRST CLASS WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap Do vou ned ¬ work ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ycu know that you cannot gwt something fo- - nothing Goodl clothes are bound to cst more thm cheip and inf rir ones We will make you a suit CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN KENTUCKY when yon take into consideration the way they are made Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST THING out ¬ F P LOWRY S E TIPTON Cutter CO ¬ Bryan-Jefferso- n ¬ ELEGANT INVOICE OF ¬ Public Sale Spring and Summer Shoes JUST RECEIVED We have received a complete line of fashionable Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen These invoices include the latest styles and shapes and colors in stylish iootwear You will find just what you want among our stock ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ll ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG t ¬ ¬ ¬ Pr PERFECT CONTENT is bound to be yours when yoa tret inside of one of faultlessly laundered collars cuffs or shirt The color and fiuish are exquisite There are no frayel edges or torn button holes to annoy you from laun any work done at this np-to-da- ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ te ¬ ¬ dry ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Phone 4 Main office at Parker James Y 6 THE BOUHBON NEWS PABIS KY TUESDAY APRIL CARfiw 18 1899 rn railroad TIME L Life Saved by Swamp Root Tfte Great Discovery That Cares Kid ¬ N R R SOLDIERS RIOT One CUBAN ARMY 11UJSTER ROLLS There Are tiOOO Commissioned Offieen and 4 OOO Non Comm ioned Offi ¬ cers and Trivates ICuumerated ARRIVAL OF TRAINS t ney and Bladder Troubles From Cincinnati 1053 a in 538 p Statistics prove that more people are m 1010 p m brought to the grave by diseases of the From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m Kidneys and bladder than by any other 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m disease 328 pm For many years medical science has From MaysYille 742 a m 125 p m been trying to discover some remedy that would positively overcome these DEPARTURE OF TRAINS dangerous troubles To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a But not until recently wms the discov 340 p im To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mi ery made Doctor Kilmer the eminent 545 p m 1014 pm physician and scientist after years of To Richmond 11 K8 a m 543 p m study and research and after test on 1016 p m To Mayaville 750 a m 685 p m test that never varied in the grand re F B Carr Agent sult announced the discovery of Sw amp Root which has proven itself a most wonderful cure for all diseases of the kidneys and bladder While Swamp Root has proven such a remarkable success in curing kidney aid bladder diseases it has also proved equally invaluable in the cure of blod diseases rheumatism liver and stomach EAST BOUND troubles and in the regulation and cure Lv rxulsvllle 830am 600pm of all uric acid troubles Arlexingtou 1115am K40pm Swamp Root has been tested in so Lv Lexington 125am Sf0pm 550pm Lv W uuhPRter 1158am 923pm 8am 6pm many ways in 915am hospital work in private Ar M t Sterliugl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar washingtou 65 mm 340pm practice among the helpless too poor to Ar Phiadelphial0i5am 7Upm purchase relief and has proved so suc Ar New York 1240na 908pm cessful in every case that a special ar WEST BOUND rangement has been made by which all Ar Winchester 730am 4 tipm 65oam 250pm readers of this paper who have not alArljexingtou S00am spin 735am 34opm Ar Frankfort 911am 6 pm ready tri it may have a sample bottle ArKhelbyviile 100am 741pm sent absolutely free by mail Also a Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm Iling more about Swamp Root Trains marked thus f run daily ex- boo cept Sunday other trains run daily v mtaining some of the thousands and Through Sleepers between Louisville up thousands of testimonial letters reLexington and New York without ceived from men and women who owe change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or their good health in fact their very anv iuionuation call on i lives to ne woiulertul curative prop F 3 Carr fAm erties of Swamp Root Be sure and menAgent L N R R or G force W Barney Paris Ky tion this paper when sending your ad ¬ Dv Pass Agent dress to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton Lexington X Y This great modern discovery is for sale at most drug stores in fifty cent ¬ ¬ of Their Members Injured in a Sa loon Near the Presidio Saturday h a dappled Sunday Night About One Thousand Soldiers Went to the Place and After Gutting the Interior Set the Saloon on Fire CKE TIME 1 1 01 EI TABLE ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Sunday Sax Francisco April nicht 100 United States soldiers were under arrest on the Presidio reservation They are encamped and are guarded by cavalry and the J4th infantry regulars colored the force being in charge of Adjt Lieut Harris The offense of the men was the burn in g down of a saloon just outside the reservation lines in which Private Charles L King Company G 23d infantry was so brutally beaten Saturday nitrht that he is not expected to live Private Clark of Company F also of the 2Jd regiment is in the guard house charged with the assault but the sol- ¬ diers assert that the saloon people are responsible and claim that the proprie- A L Kehfeld was the chief as sadant of the injured man A report being circulated Sunday tiiat King was dead the place was set on fire Sunday night and destroyed as an act of retribution The trouble began Saturday night when several recruits went to the saloon which is known as the Presidio club cafe There were several women in the plae and a row soon started over one of them in which nearly all 17 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Frankfort and one dollar sizes Cincinnati By WAS HE BLUFFING The Very Disagreeable Revelation of a Man Who Was In No ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIM K DU KMBKK WRD ih 1 N Visa IN EFFECT IS 8 Hurry Ion EAST BOUND I Lve Frankfort a Lve Klkhorn LveSvviter Lve sitam ping Ornd Lve Duval is Lve loh so ii Lve Georgetown i No 3 Pass 3 41111 i olp III 4 00pm 4 10pm 1 No i Mixed 1 1 1 5 7 7 7 7 OJaru ilain 2ain 7 1 lSaru 7 7 i v Vrr pari Lve Newtnwo Lve Leatreville Lve Elzaeth o Lve C 8 tty Dep 7 4 Mam 31 tm 4 I t b 50am s 7am 8 S 38pm 4 4Sum 25a ni tipm earn r Oo pm tOu ml 5 10pm 4 am iijpin 22pm 20pm 35pm 55pm Opiii 4 2 pin 2 30pm 00pm Iv- - Newtown te Paris c i rrzate th 7v entreviiie WEST BOUND No 2 No 4 Pass Pas Jf tun 6 4ipm h No 6 Mixed 9 4Sam um 5 5 IVnOS Ry Depot Lve Georgetown Lve Joiuson Lve Ouvallft Lve Slumping IjVp Svvitz r l b BKUra 0 55pm npm u 1 2am 43am SOarn 00 tin tttpra in and inquired for Mr R who occupies a desk at the opposite idc of the same of fice thought he recognized the Mr T man as an unwelcome caller When aked it Mr R was in without ri inp hi eyes from the work before him Mr T an- ¬ MJored No he is not whereupon the call ¬ er remarked that a lie was not very bu y he thought he would sit down and wait said to have discharged many shots in At five oclock he was still waiting the air and indulged in much hilarity At 530 still waiting A few minutes before dx Mr T closed When the house had been reduced to hi desk for the day and prepared to ro home The caller ventured to ak ii Mr ashes they returned to the reservation B was likelj to return to his office again and were promptly put under arrest that day Mr T answered by Col Freeman of the 24th United No he is in Buffalo and will be back States infantry commandant of the next Tuesday morning The caller showed no anger On the con post i At four oclock one Friday afternoon not ago a Mr T was busily engaged at hi- - desk in a down town office a man walked the men present participated When comparative order had been restored it was seen that Private King had been seriously injured about the head his skull being fractured and his features badly battered He was taken to the Presidio reservation and his sup posed assailant Private Clark placed n the guardhouse Early Sunday morning some one started the story among the troops that King was dead Despite the denials by the officers the report spread and by nightfall the men had become wildly excited Soon after dark near-ly L090 of them proceeded to the saloon where the row had occurred and after gutting its interior set fire to it in several places no one daring to in terfere The incendiaries in uniform estab lished an impromptu bueket brigade anl j revented the adjoining buildings from catching fire During the prog ress of the flames the soldiers are ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ G i Jam K2pm a 0 6 17pm 7 50am 20pm 7 51am 32pm 9pm Grnd C 1 1 i KAVANNAM connecting lines Through connections to Tampa The men were nearly all to sail for Washington April 15 Secretary Tm csomyllJ v Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service a few davs on the outgoing Alger Friday night put an affective When a man builds a large and costly Manila in KKNTl CKY CENTRAL POINTS house he Bhould plan it with a view tc rleet of transports i to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and quietus on the persistent reports that its fitness for a boarding house for that ia San Juan Low rate round trip tickets AM p m P M AM TAMPA what everj large house ultimately comes VAST CROWD WAS DRENCHED he contemplated retirement from the S40 7j0i L 20 7i Frankfort Arn The Train Service is peram Georgetown cabinet by a positive and unequivocal Ar 1028 I7 to Atchison CJlobe 42 750 Lt Lv 930 540 Paris fect in detail SWjAr Fast schedLv1 5 45 l2t KJ0 Maysville r The Celebration of the Return of the statement that the reports were abso She Arthur father has failed ules 24 hours to Jackson lie Lv 70 25 6H 112 At Winchester Intcljj without foundation and that untnited States Cruiser Kaleigh at HAVANA The old sinner And only last night he 72 lx Ar Lv 620 200 Hichmoud ville 54 hours less some un for seen and unlooked y New told me to take you and be happy Town Had Weather Cincinnati to OEO B HARPER Oni Supt Topics for contingency arises he proposes to rfifiP N EATON G P A Havana i JUA K 9 v NEW York 17 The celebra- ¬ remain secretary of war through IWCPviNEARSON SPANTIAC Its well to begin atofthe top of the ladder tion attending April Va the return of the United out this administration Secretary fire doidcii Days and so down in case r Cincinnati States cruiser Raleigh from Manila Alger had his attention called to recent KINGSTON which had to be postponed Saturday rumors that he would resign after the IA a3h hlV8 aU THE WOMEN SAY owing to the war ships late arrival investigation into the conduct of the occurred Sunday The Itaieigh ae war and incident matters cease and La fMgIujwJriT SfcfaJa3UBalfca3aaw3aJa41JBfi5eaWaaqaW There is No Remedy the Equal of ompanied Ivy two small war ves- that his successor already had been llc Pe-ru-- na sels captured from the Spaniards termincd upon He said ail statements in Ail Their last summer and a fleet of about 35 of that character were false Peculiar Ills The Leading Specialists cf America excursion steamers and tugboats par Policies SN OHIO 20 YEARS aded from Tompkinsville to Grants SNOW BLOCKADE IS BROKEN w tomb and from there back to 250000 Cured BOUGHT FOR CASH Trains oa the Colorado Railway After an Paris Kentucky anchorage in the North river off lulmrupi ion of 7 7 Hays Are Again Fifty fourth street It would have S WECURESTRSCTURE iu Operation ¬ been difficult to have selected more inOffice on Broadway up stairs 2 doors Thnsanus of young nntl iii Idle aged DSVVEB Col men are irouuieu v ii lit a uison c many 15 Coloclement or disagreeable weather than West of Bourbon jnevvs April The aneonsctously They nny mui smurt- 58 that which prevailed all the time that rado Midland railway blockade west Phone tug stream ing Bcntalion uaall t Kharn etittnip pains at times slight di- the Raleigh was passing in review be- ¬ of Leadville was broken Friday and DEALER IN chargo clitlieulty in commencing weak fore the thousands of enthusiastic through traffic which had been internrgaua emissions aailall tho symptoms M- ow Shades Oil fC nervous debility tiy have STltiC- people who lined the river banks and rupted for 77 days was resumed Two J I ill jlon t kttloct s oxpenmenton Cloths Carpets Mattresses you hy fitting stretching or tearing gave her their hearty cheers of wel- through freight trains were started Etc you hia will not curoyoa as it will re come home from Coloratlo Springs at noon and our mu method iukat- turn MENT absorb tho stricture tueae the regular passenger train schedule Phone 135 Special attention given to Undertake The Ieaf Can Now Hear henco remove 1 cS iotnronermnnent ly r a inn tirtc RpllJli l ill oMuch restored again in never rotaro No pain do fuffer- f MomrK Ala April 17 Reese Hutch- ¬ will be iiig no detention from business by our Paris Ky Main Street difficulty has been experienced in Office Fouith and Pleasant Ste mot hod Thosexiialorgniisarestrength ison a young electrician graduate of iOod Tlio nerves aro in ioratcd and i Auburn college Alabama is exhibit- ¬ breaking the blockade both en Office Hours li j of manhood return- Hi 7 to 10 a tn ing here his apparatus for making the account of the enormous snowbanks TEETH EXTRACTED which were in places 35 feet high and 2 to 4 p m deaf hear He augments vibration and L Thousands of young nnd middle aged cause for many miles the rails were 7 to 8 p m WITHOUT enables deaf mutes to hear words spomen nro having their Baxoal igor and tiane tf vitality continually sapped by this dis Miss Susan Wymar ken in ordinary tones and also to hear covered with ice which had to be cut NO COCAINE NO GAS ease They aro frequently uuconeious Miss Susan Wymar teacher in the piano guitar the phonograph and en- ¬ away by hand No further delays are ot thocauio ot these symptoms uencrai application to the gums used WeiUness Unnntnral Difchnrge FailA Richmond school Chicago 111 writes joy other music The apparatus for anticipated ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ARNSPARGER only simple and acknowledged by the by me ory Irritability at times Smarting ben the following letter to Dr Hartman re ¬ the use of the deaf is the size of a Martin Julian Critically 111 public to be the best and easiest and ion Sunken Eyes with dark circles vi She says garding Only pocketbook and is connected by wires Ksw Vokk April lj Martin Julian NON UNION AGENTS absolutely free from any after effects Weak Back General Depression Iiaek ¬ Shrunken those who have snfTered with sleepless with an audiphone which is held at manager of Tob Fitzsimmons is in a Varicocele of Ambition Catephoric treatment for painless Parts etc OLEET and STRICTURE RELIABLE FIRE IHDUMI ness from over work in the school room the ear Two totally deaf men were critical condition with typhoid pneu filling c consult family Dont mavbo thecnu such as I have can know what a bless experimented with doctors os tliL y havo no experience in AT LOW KATI2S They stood 50 monia at the Union Square hotel in thfiso Pieriul diseases dont allow ing it is to be able to find relief by 5 BROADA Y PARIS KY vCC t city Mr Julian was taken ill Ouiuksto cxneriment on you r Consult 0t Ol and lower- J spending a couple of dollars for some feet from the piano and marked the tins maac a tlucsitiaroi 1500 SpecialiKrswhouavo Upper 21ma99 tl Saturday evening and grew rapidly Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW 50cts up This has been my experi ¬ time of the music laughing with de- ¬ Silver fillings METHOD TREATMEM will pon- worse 100 up ence A friend in need is a friend in ¬ light over the novel experience Gold fillinge tiyoly our you Ono thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and 500 Gold crowns deed and every bottle of I Vndless Chain System Illegal cannot cure Terms moderate for a our Built His Tomb 50 eta Painless extraction proved a good friend to ever bought Cincinnati April 15 The post office GRBKHUP Ky April 17 Wm SauLs rae CURES GUARANTEED Susan Wymar Vines Trees ADAIR D 0 S rlepartment received word from Wash J Mrs Margaretha Dauben 1214 North oury one of Carter countys oldest and EMISSIONS Wo treit and cure I VAKTiiHiKLK SVPtlfLfS GLKET best respected citizens has just had ington Friday that Harrison Barrett Superior St Racine City Wis writes 321 Main St Paris Ky STRICTURE TMPOTENCr SRORKT completed a tomb for his body after assistant attorney general of the Unit l feel so well and good anl happy now DRAINS UNNATIRAL DISCHARG ¬ opp Court house Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrnbs ES KIUNKY and BLADDER Diseases is death It is built of brick and cement ed States has declared the eudless Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard that pen cannot describe it Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m uuk CONSULTATION JfBKK chain scheme illegal everything to me I feel healthy and and is a ven-- substantial structure K enable to call write for FREE Lawn or Garden We employ no agents Telephone 79 BLANK for HOME QCRSTTON well but if I should be sick I will know bu sell direct at reasonable prices Assignee to Duty TREATMENT Adni Schley den Keifer eriouly I1L what to take I have taken several berry aLd Tree Catalogues on apWashington April 15 Kr Adra otraw Springfield O April 16 Maj Gen ¬ Insurance in the Horst Home only for female com plication to bottles of W S Schley who has been on waiting KERGAM coat the policy holders fifty cents on th KFNNEDYS plaint T am in the change of life and it J Warren Keifer passed a restlesi H F H1LLENMEYER hundred dollars dnrins the year 1897 night He was about the same Satur prdera since relieved of the command good Lexington Ky does me 122 W FOURTH STREET O W Miller Agent Send for a free book written by Dr day morning There are fears that of the flying squadron was Friday as Telephone 27 j a Parks ixj CINCINNATI O his condition is more serious than ii signed to duty as a member of the lliil lUlclllrULllICU lltoiiuuiiu VMUIJ Address Dr Hartman Columbus Q naval examining board in this city j iven out p U 20am 7 Arr Prai Dfly except Sunday N l connects with Q LVmneeta with L c iuecs with Ky Central v Klkn krt trn l i 07am 4pm 8 40am 56pm 8 55am 10pm 9 15am 2am 8 he said my business was not important and your office has fray are white The colored troops proved a pleasant lounging place Fuel is none of whom took part were plaeed GEN ALGER WILL NOT RESIGN 1 he bland added Buppose Im coining over them as a guard the cavalry lenddown with the smallpox and the doctor told me 1 must stay indoors and keep ing its assistance There beinjr no riie Secretary of v ar Rajm Thai the Be warm port That He Will IJetire rom lhe guard house of sufficient capacity the And Mr T anxiously wonders wheth ¬ Cabinet is Without Foundation er he was lying or not Cleveland Plain prisoners were rounded upon the open ¬ 1- - trary he Huiled Dont apologize All of the men implicated in the af¬ The Cuban army muster rolls which were delivered Thursday evening to Gov Gen Brooke through Senor Domingo Mendez Capote are prepared in a neat clerical style the 1200 broad sheets showing on their face 40600 names 6000 commissioned officers and 42000 and privates The whole statement is in orderly arrangement of corps regiments battalions and company scores The United States authorities make no attempt to reconcile the 42000 noncommissioned officers and privates indicated by these rolls with the 18311 given in the estimates prepared undei the direction of the provisional governors A- - a matter of fact since the American figures were published it has developed that they were in some respects misleading Poi in instance province ot the Gen Santiago Leonard Wood tho governor reported that there wai no Cubans in arms At headquarters lie re this was taken to mean that there were no Cuban soldiers organized but Gen Wood meant that there were nc Cuban soldiers in regular camps the practice being for the Cuban soldiery to separate going to their homes and to come together fortnighth with arms their for review dispersing again afterward Conse quently for the province of Santiago alone some thousands must be added to the American figures Moreover additional thousands must be eliminated from the Cuban lists because the men represented are now in official employ Nevertheless there is a wide difference between the American estimates and the assemblys lists The Americans will scrutinize the latter carefully and when payments the begin Lhe individuals named must be by identified the various company captains The Americans of course will in no way question any apparently genuine identification sc that the rolls must largely be taken as prepared in good faith If the lists vouched for tally more than 30000 nou commissioned officers and privates the shares with the deductions will prob ably be less than 100 each These de tails have not yet been settled t the meeting between Gen Brooke and Gen Gomez with the other ten Cuban generals Friday pleasant things were said all around lien Gome was able to show the Cuban commanders how well he stood at headquarters the and proceedings were a further demonstra tion of the good feeling of the Cubans toward Gen Iroekc a sentiment which in and out of public life is exceedingly cordial owing to bis unfailing pa tience and courtesy 15 ¬ ¬ Havana April gray horse foaed Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lans ¬ ing Mich stands 16 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Percheron stallion ever offered to the public in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawu Farms owned by M W Dunkain ot Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Perchbron and Freuch Coach horses ia the world and the owner of more prize winuwrs thau any other breeder in France or America STEPHON PEDIGREE 20404 Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stnd Book of America Gray foaled October 20 1892 got by Stradat 7112 2163 dam Abydos 960 s 162 721 869 by Romulus 873 785 2d dam Elise by 1402 out of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco Stradat 7112 2463 by Paese Partout Duke-de-Chartkk- II Passe by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vieoz Chaalin 713 out of LAmie by Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne French Monarch 205734 by llderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux lierre 1402 894 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poule by Sandi Coco 712 by Mirun 715 out of Pauline bv Vieux Coco c Mignon 7151 hy 739 Coco II 714 bv Vieux Chaslin 713 etc out of La Grise by Vienx Pierre 883 BOHULOfl 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus sonof Moreuil partout etc 714 Ilderim ¬ ¬ Jean-le-Blan- out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri Corbon 4 he by STEFliON will make the season of 1899 at our place the Hume pike at the low price of miles West of Paris on 315 To Iinsna A Mix o AV 11 FERGUSON E J Kentucky -- In roalParis I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS ¬ ¬ Bead wagons of in He WOFK ¬ And a full line of cheaper grades I am also doing painting I huve a good painter and will see that you get a good job of painting JAMES laxCiitHAH Kmoron K HACGKRD - Cor High and Fourth Sts - Paris Ky a AYjut f fT - Florida Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to ii W I Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and AUUJTlNfc Dealer Moa tt ¬ ¬ r ¬ HAMTAN7AS York--Ver- CAOf v ¬ rvl ¬ ¬ n c fisher iittorney iiwja me ipranee H STOUT Paris Ky ¬ ¬ Will Keimey Physician J GEO W DAVIS Di w fc - ¬ 1 burgeon K- - 1 1 WECURE GLEET ¬ i mi ¬ le-ru-- na MB I ¬ ¬ L Xi 7 1 M Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na SFHING 1899 Plants ¬ I ¬ Pe-ru-- na ¬ Pe-ru-- na ¬ j - i v 4 v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL i a 18 1899 nr SRTO Jumps What irsrftni ¬ i His Inference A Slight Objection is Sewlywed Biggbcdi What do you think of eurrent ficlooking so glum aboul tion asked the young woman who ia Bumps-- Why the gipsy fortune-telle- r one of the officers in a literary society just told his wife thai she would Its all right answered the young have two husbands and that the second man with the striped shirt Ouly 1 one would be a very fine sort of a man cant help wishing theyd get more Jumps Ha Hal And Bigghedd imagination into the stories and less thinks that is a reflection on him 1 sup ¬ in the weather report Washington pose Star Bumps Oh no He thinks his wife A Wlae Precnntion must have been married before and Jamser What a wonderfull v old never told man ie Tanoue is for a man who has An Ivvperiencc Meeting always been a drunkard A bachelor confessed himself unable r Jamser tie js somewhat advanced To keep his watch in trim four benedicts in years but the cause of it is plain Were with him grouped around a poker Jamser table dont see it The works are always getting out of fix Flamser Theyre afraid to admit Or else I soak the thing I never carry him to the next world for fear hell A time niece out of twelve months more swallow all the spirits Harlem Life than two A hi nedtct spoke up Youd better marry liis AIvlee Your wife would always keep a watch on you And what asked the literary aspi ¬ Judge rant would be 3rour advice to a young poet COMBINED replied Well if hes mercenary the elder scribe Id advise him to take the money he intends to spend for post-¬ age stamps and buy lottery tickets He would have some chance to make a for tune Puck him-Tit-Bits ¬ A man recently swallowed his false teeth rtid it drove him mad Stomachs will stard If yours is i great deal but not everything Bitters It Stomach weak try Hostetters cures indigestion constipation kidney and liver troubles as well as malaria and lever and ague It is particularly effective in all nervous affections and is strongly recom mended at this season of theyeir when the system is run down and most susceptible to disease All druggists keep it ¬ Swallowed hit False Teeth Bargain Hunting It is impossible for all as men to be the arallant prince who is the devoted slave to the lady in the rose colored fairy story but we can offer our seat in the street car to the tired woman who has been shopping all dav in the vain endeavor to make the 225 her husband kindly gave her clothe a family of six and make them look as neat and comfortable as the children next dcor L A W Bulletin Tubus is more Catarrh In thisseconol the country than ail other diseases put to gether and until tne last few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by con stantly failing to cure with local treatment prmoiincedit incurable Sciencehas proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by FJ Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a noonful It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the svstcm They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars aud testi Co Tomonials Address F J Cheney Sold bv Drugaists 75c ledo Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ She Do you remember how you used to put your arm around my waist when we You never were engaged ten years ago Working for Money do so now What exclaimed the surprised He No my arm has not grown any you want me to longer Indianapolis Journal in Florida traveler pay three dollars for riding half a mile Sentiment and Fact Haunts in the Wild Woods and Jay Places for Summer Outings Certainly replied the native with Either or both can be found along the eyes wide open St Paul ver dont think Im lines of the Chicago Milwaukee like you other jays down here for my Ry in Wisconsin Minnesota Northern Among Iowa and the Dakota health do ver Yonkers Statesman Michigan delightful summer resorts are Del the many Elkhart Oconomowoc avan VVaukesha He Cant Forget Lake Marquette Madison Kilbourm Mi Xorthside says that he has no dif nocqua Star Lake Lakes Okoboji Spirit Lake Clear Lake Big Stone Frontenac ficulty in remembering- the Maine iu your carriage ¬ - IN tobENffeOMBINATlOl PHE pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy Syrup of Figs manufactured said Mr Gaswell to Mr Dukane wife helps him How so She blows him up every by the California Fig Syrup Company illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles His White Bear and Lake Minnetonka In the of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste north woods of Wisconsin in the forests and acceotable to the system It is the one perfect strengthening laxative of Northern Michigan and Minnesota and in the far stretches of the Dakotas true sportsmen can fish and hunt to their hearts content For pamphlet of Summer Tours and Fishing and Hunting apply to nearest ticket agent or address with two cent stamp GEO H HEAFFORD Genl Pass Agt 555 Old Colony Building Chicago 111 ¬ Hello Measure or business Jnst back from the west Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph night ¬ A New Reason Both I did so mxich business that Mr De Club My dear a great Ger it was a pleasure St Louis Republic man physician says women require more sleep than men IVnjiirig Away Mrs DeC Does he They ray that if you peg awa Mr De C Yes my dear um er Unceasingly with all your might Twill be your lot to gain some day youd better not wait Tip for me to A place upon some lofty height night N Y Weekly And yet I know a toiler whos Been peggin on for years yet he As to Advtee Has gained no height he cobbles shoes CLEANSING THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY DISPELLING COLDS AND HEADACHES PREVENTING FEVERS OVERCOMING HABITUAL CONSTIPATION PERMANENTLY Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance and its acting on the kidneys liver and bowels gently yet promptly without weakening or irritating them make it the ideal laxative In the process of manufacturing figs are used as they are pleasant to the taste but THE MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE OBTAINED FROM SENNA AND OTHER AROMATIC PLANTS Biggest revival preacher we ever had was old said the country grocer here Brother Jarvis Actually when that man got through with em the whole blame com nyinity turned in an paid all its debts Wonderful Evangelist Indianapolis Journal And still is at the foot ah me Chicago Daily News Crimsonbeak Owen Moores son was n to see me jYeast Indeed Doesnt he remind you of his father Ver much he wanted to borrow five dollars Yonkers Statesman to-da- Family Resemblance The trouble with advice from tho Who tell the world how they Got to the apex is that you Must gird your loins up and Parana Some very different way Chicago Daily News IMHMFIKD I1ASTK TVTr I Her Unanswerable Argument That ong man means well said XJtaLers father but he Isnt intellect ual He doesn t think mucli Yes he does interrupted Mabel He thinks a great deal confidently Washington Star of me Have you ever read the article on how to tell a bad egrg No I havent but my ad vice would be if you had anything important to tell a bad egg why break it gently Tit Hits r tt F Much of the labor of house cleaning may be avoided by the exercise of good judgPleasant weather ment and management must be selected for the work usually the first of May is the best time to begin Even thing should be in readiness beforehand Brooms brushes tacks and strings should The windows and paints can be provided be perfectly cleaned by washing with warm water and Ivory Soap the free use of lime and borax WuJ purify and deodorize the premises ELIZA R PARKER ¬ by a method known to the California Fig Syrup Company only In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package Consumers of the choicest products of modern commerce purchase at about the same price that others pay for cheap and worthless imitations To come into universal demand and to be everywhere considered the best of its class an article must be capable of satisfying the wants and tastes of the best informed purchasers The California Fig Syrup Company having met with the highest success in the manufacture and sale of its excellent liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Figs it has become important to all to have a knowledge of the Company and its product The California Fig Syrup Company was organized more than fifteen years ago for the special purpose of manufacturing and selling a laxative remedy which would be The great value of tre more pleasant to the taste and more beneficial in effect than any other known remedy as a medicinal agent and of the Companys efforts is attested by the sale of millions of bottles Necessary Particularly Friend I understand that in your line annually and by the high approval of most eminent physicians As the true and genuine remedy named a man must be very plausible and persua- Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only the knowledge of that fact sive Drummer Yes especially when hes ex- will assist in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other parties ¬ ¬ Suggestions for Spring Cleaning plaining to the firm why he goods Puck - hasnt sold any Sensible Advice A powder io snake into your shoes It rests t tic feet Cures Corns BuuionsSwollen Sore Aik Your Dealer Tor Allena Foot Eai Hot Callous Aching Sweating feet aud In growing Nails Allens Foot Ease makes new or tight shoes easy Sold by alldrugaisjs and shoe stores t2C Sample mailed FKEEl Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y ¬ AlirsRNIA jTG 5YRVP Q 0 For Sale by All Druggists ment and she obeyed that mean old ised me Mickey Aw cant ver wait till I sell adage strike while the iron is hot me poipers X Y Journal Judge Sign of the Season The breath of spring is in the air And forth there issues from his lair A Enforced Dombey How did you get that scar Sally Say Mr Michael Clancey on your forehead Jones Jones My wife and 1 had an argu Wheres dat diamond ring you prom ¬ An Old Adage Miss Fox Papa why does a young man give his fiancee a diamond ring Mr Fox Oh thats the forfeit he puts up to insure a fight Jewelers Weekly In Ring Parlance Zb 50 Price tewvnut t Per Bottle With brushes and with color pots The man who makes unsightly blots Upon the landscape far and near To advertise Van Chumps Root Beer N Y Shone clearly forth to all he met And so he found it possible To get in everybodys dLt Brooklyn Life Integrity upon his face Prima Faci and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Priee50c Wheeler Bevelgear never has a bell on his bicycle Scorcher He doesnt need it Just look at his tockings N Y Journal To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c The Best Prescription for Chills They Were Loud Enough Journal THE TRITH OF THE MATTER Visitor weeping Guard His female sympathizers get hold of a tale that he was really not guilty of killin his wife and have quit sendin him bouquets Judge Serious Case Quick Young Mother Wake up Quick You must run for the doctor Young Father Eh Whats the matA Discouraging Why is the wife murderer Its useless to try to kill time for it will eventually turn the tables on you Chicago Daily News m The century plant is a case of ags before ieauty Col den Days ¬ A L A A B ter THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Young Mother Baby has stopped smiling in his sleep X Y Weekly Fair to groou uat The Difference Explained u Coarse and heavy Mxtd packers Mrs Newly wed timidly Is there any difference Bridget between wash TAMuP Cnoiee lK1 shippers ing soda and baking soda iMrY orPrin fomilv nter Bridget Sure an theres a dale of rwVix-- Wleat Nja red N n diffreuce The walls the wan and the Lorn No 2 mixed Brooklyn Life ithers the ither Oats NJ0 ¬ vcct ALVES butchers Cattleoommon3 Cincinnati April 00 4 40 5 50 3 3J 17 ft 4 00 4 60 jr fi U0 UNI fj 3 70 4 00 T 3 70 3 85 3 Ni 4 a 2 45 y 00 2 65 85 jT 1 I a 724 no y Statistics Did you know that wt Pfgbyjft It would be terrible if we Americans use about five billion cigars had women juries a year Nell How so Doesticks Havent one of em to Rig by They never would agree spare have you N Y World P li A OiiKbt to Have BUjTEBieia Rve No 2 c Virss P i I Svisinv Prk ho 50 8 or 1K To 20 60 pS S T I POTATOES--Pe- r bu HI AGO GRAIN W lady who learned in the balk t With steps highly graceful to dallet On the show bills was known Eccentricities of Rhyme Ml laugh What could you expect of a man who is in the habit of taking a pony every Kvenii iff New hour or two--Cbicag- Quite a Help Mrs Yeast- - Do you think my visits CORN No 2 mixed Him Scribbler Knew RY- EScribbler There goes the snubeditor to your wife do her any good OAiS Mixrd Mr Crimsonbeak Oh yes she says PORK New Mess Of the Weekly Ha lia tern she always feels better after youve left LARD Dauber You mean the subeditor BALTIMORE Yonkers Statesman Scri bbler No 1 dont He is the man FT OUR Family Wheat No 2 el GRU who turns down contributors N Y The Thina Most Needed Jouttiern Journal Corn Mixed She I hear he has more money than 2 white Only Natural brains live Nf 2 western He Well he needs it in his business CA1 TLE First quality That feUow has a regular horse HOG Western Oats--No But her true name was Sallet McNallet Washington Star As- - F iifarone If people praised our virtues And our faults were all passed oer Wed get so darned conceited that We would have friends no more Chicago Record Human Nature heit No corn no LARO Steaa FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red ri 9 v b9a J SU h 77 J4 72 3 - pork Mess j NEW YORK g8 S1 15 22 M 0 43 0- Ji N - y 33 0 2 h 5J 3 30 TO a gj E API i LABASTINE is the original and only durable wall coating entirely different from all kal somines Ready for use in white or twelve beautiful tints by adding cold water ADIES naturally prefer ALA BASTINE for walls and ceil- ¬ ings because it is pure clean durable Put up in dry pow- ¬ dered form in five pound pack- ¬ ages with full directions LL kalsomines are cheap tem- ¬ porary preparations made from whiting chalks clays etc and stuck on walls with decaying animal glue ALABAS TINE is not a kalsomine EWARB of the dealer who says he can sell you the same thing as ALABASTINE or something Just as good He is either not posted or is try- ¬ ing to deceive you NT IN OFFERING something he has bougnt cheao and tries to sell on ALABASTINES de- ¬ mands he may not realize the damage you will suffer by a kalsomine on your walls ENSTBLE dealers will not buy a lawsuit Dealers risk one by selling and consumers by using infringement Alabastine Co own right to make wall coat- ¬ ing to mix with cold water HE INTERIOR WALLS Of every schoolhouse should be coated cnlv with pure durable ALABASTINE It safeguards Health Hundreds of tons are used annually for this work N BUYING ALABASTINE see that packages are properly la- ¬ beled Beware of large four pound package light kalso- ¬ mine offered to customers as a five pound package UISANCE of wall paper is ob- ¬ viated by ALABASTINE It can be used on plastered walls wood ceilings brick or can- ¬ vas A child can brush it on It does not rub or scale off STABLISHED n favor Shun all imitations Ask paint dealer or druggist for tint card Write for Alabastine Era free to ALABASTINE CO Grand Rapids Michigan ¬ WHERE DIRT GATHERS WASTE RULES USE SAP OLIO ttmmmmemmiCimimM l BIG FOUR The Sea Level Route TO T I JKS Send your address on a postal and m we will send you our 158 page illus- jj JJ t rated catalogue free S ili I I aepgE WINCHESTER REPEATIKfi II 5 NEW YORK DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE WAGNER SLEEPING CARS DINING CARS I ARMS CO JJ 180 Wi nchester Ave MEW HA VI IT COim iOous of UNSOLICI TED TESTIMONIALS SAY E ISO ALLS Ki 0 VcCOIMUK President- - Permanently cures all Itching Burning Scaley Sea and Skin Diseases such as Salt Kheuoi Ke zeraa Scald Head Chilblains Piles Burns Batr lluruors Dandruff Itching Scalp Falling Hair thickening and making it Soft Silky and Luxuri- ¬ ant All Face Eruptions producing a Soft Clear Beautiful Skin and Complexion It contains no Lead Sulphur Cantharides or anything injurious An easy great seller Lady canvassers make SI to W3S a day Druggists or mail AOc Capillar Manufacturing Co N Y Address T HILL Ticket Agt Areyoa PILLS BLOOD IfCU BL00Dbilitated Add Uygeia Mcimcink Co P O Box 161 Berlin Wis J Asst Genl Pass WARREN Pas Traffic Mgr LYNCH nrn LIVE STOCK -n- MANIFIELD Art OLBX KIOVE We dont admire a Si a He doesnt use Carters Ink But AN KELLOGG NEWSPAPER COt then Carters Ink is made to use with 335 W Fifth St Cincinnati O a pen not a stick Funny booklet How to Make Ink Pictures DISCOVERY C Chinamans Writing We will furnish duplicates of LIVF ST OCTf CUTS or any other Cut shown in any Book at or below quoted prices io- snua ee-been - S fO 77 face 4l4ri 35 4 M 4 10 rM 4 4 CARTERS INK CO a 34 0 y 8i -- Whiskers Dyed A Naturai Black by She What is his business He Looking for a wife Puck 4 0 S miirfc relief and cures went cases Book or testimonials and IV day trejit neut Free OK II U bKKKVS 80SBBi Atlaataa 1 T 1 rf nOVNEW W t Boston Alas gives READKHS OF THIS PAPKR DKS1RING TO BUY ANYTHING ADYKRT1SKD IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING SUBSTITUTES CR IMITATIONS INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed Very Neatly Put She You ere a conundrum 1le But i hope you havent given me you have lived here for while lyn Lif up 3 et Town Topics Impervious to Heat Tw Tenant This flat is fireproof isnt it Old Tenant You will think so affei Brook a 7H o to 3 75 4 Buckinghams Dye Price 90 cento of all druggists or B P Hall A Co Nashua N H JTEXD 0NETIPATI0N iciNB Regular Bowels are Essential Health Add Hygcia Mki coBox llBerliWi Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess Corn -- GRAjN FLOUR LOUISVILLE Winter patent Wheat No 2 red 00 73 36 30 V LRL team c o 25 sPlfbY By I netalator for All Ir Oor regularities and Dlaeasee of Women McHl Feie 1 CUKES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Bert Cough Syrup Taatea Good UM In tune Sold by drugglsU If Weak Delicate or Sickly use CHILDREN Childrens Tontc AddrMsHvMla CV P O Box 151 Berlin WI A ft K E 1787 tBerlI Wla WRITINO TO ADVEKTlStRtf state that yon mw ike Adver4v la taia pa V I THE BOURBON NEWS 1ARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 18 1899 RAW AS BEEF FROM ECZEMA lo Torture Equal to the Not much attention is often paid to the tint symptom of Eczema but it is not Ions To My Patrons I have moyed my gallery fixtures to my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old negatives or make large pictures and finish kodak woik Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my residence L Gkinnan ¬ I before the little redneas begins to itch ana burn This is but the beginning and will Itching and Burning of lead to suffering and torture almost unen ¬ durable It is a common mistake to regard ft roughness and redness of the skin as This Fearful Disease merely a local irritation it is but an indica- tion of a humor in the blood of terrible 18 more haB ki Coughed 20 Yean leep nd can not be reached by local appli ¬ 222 cations of ointments salrea etc applied to the surface The disease itself I suffered for 25 years with a cough real cause of the trouble is in the blood although all suffering is produced and spent hundreds of dollars with Jhe nly Wy t0 reak th6 diease therefore through doctors and for medicine to no avail un h blood til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong iiT- Jone8 of Mizersville Ind writes I had Eczema thirty years and after a great It has saved my life J B Roeell of treatment my leg was so raw and tare that it garedeal Grantsburg 111 me constant pain It finally broke into a running sore mad vegan to spread and grow worse Far the vast Are or ears I have suffered untold agony and had given up Insure against fire wind and light11 hope of ever being free from the disease ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co hare teen treated by some of the best physieians as I have and ower rates and absolutely safe insurtaken many blood medicines all in vain With little O W Miller Agent ance faith left I began to take S 8 8 and it apparently made the Eczema worse but I knew that this was the Paris Ky ahe remedv 8 rid of the poison Continuing fj 8 S the sore healed up entirely the skin became Hie Eagle King or All Birds clear and smooth and I was urd nrfAitW Eczema is an obstinate disease and can not be cured by a remedy whieh if is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons nly a tonic Swifts Specifle who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve ¬ Pine-Tar-Honey Dr Sawyers Ukatine never has and we do not see how it can fail to cure kidney disorders It gives nature the aid needed and nature thus aided never fails W T Brooks druggist Not For a Day but for Ail Time CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 2i - VJ ¬ ¬ nJ Thirty Ninth Annual Statement for the Year Ending December 31 1898 Is superior to other blood remedies because it cures diseases whieh thy oan not reach It goes to the bottom to the cause of the disease and will cure the worst case of Eczema no matter what other treatment has failed It is S S S FOR THE BLOOD nothing can take its place Atlanta Georgia dealers at for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or graunlated lids Sold by all 25 cents the only blood remedy guaranteed to be free from potash mercury or any Weak Eyes are Made Strong other mineral and never fails to cure Eczema Scrofula Contagious Blood Poison Cancer Tetter Rheumatism Open Sores Ulcers Boils etc Insist dim vision made clear styes removed apon S S S eiric Company Books on these diseases will be mailed free to any address by Swift Spe Lung troubles such as pleurisy oi LATEST DESIinS acute inflammation of the lungs LUNG mm Trouble hew should be carefully treated to avoid serious consequences These affections 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 and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Emle Eye Salve Its put up in tubes and sold on a gnar- tee by all good druugists Outstanding Assurance Total Income New Assurance Issued Total Assets Assurance Fund and all other liabilities Total Surplus 5024924678 16804373900 25836929854 20105880927 5731048927 987 15713400 er stohl HENRY B HYDE President JAS W ALEXANDER Vice President IMLDAY 9 JL brighter mm Fll KES P POWELL General Manage Spring and suiiw Outing Trip ITTOCMK I Equitable Building Louisville Ky 1 Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line The Famous Passenger River Route STEAMKUS DkBuIIs Cough Syrup OR CALOWELLS Cures all Lung and Throat Trouble Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctor recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Haying arranged witu one of the most enterprising wall paper manufactories in Ohio to furnish us the latest de igus at lowest prices we are prepared to duplicate these to citizens of Paris and HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky MR Queen City Leave Cincinnati for Pittsburgh every Tuesdiy Than day and Saturday Jk pv in Finn class fare one way 700 Bonnd trip UMK miles riHe meals and Berths inclu led On Keystone State 1200 on Q teen City and Virginia 14 00 The most economical and luxu rious hip in the Middle West For printed matter and information ad ¬ ¬ Keystone Shite Arirgiuia Bourbon rountv Can meet the requirements of the most fastidious Spacialty i hanging Our Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the largest houses in Cincinnati in she decorating line Come in and exame our stock w ¬ J C SNIDER i CO 5YRUP PEPi H CURES INDIGEST Main St bet 6th and Sl--AN- 7 ilk m w dress E R Mauck Agt J F Ellison Snpi No 204 Pub ldg inti O 18mr l9ep99 FOK SALE power Grinding Mill standard make will grind 00 to 78 bar rein of ear corn nr day with 10 borst power Will sell cheap K P Barnett A first-cla-- O V7T WS TBBBG Tc-S- -S vzqbbvt m IIMiM BINDERS s mi mm lt Guaranteed If on are yoiug to buy Binders or Mowers ee t Money To Loan Teairs 5 and estate mortgage oh per cent on real Strawberry Plants THE PLANO next Court day Mav the best in the world ¬ Heeptmo ROGERS Paris Ky MOORE FOR SJLLE sncli as Buback Haviland Gaudy and oth ers We sell iu lots of 50 1U0 or 1000 Price 2 per lkO For further infor mation apply to or address 500000 of H Of No Landman M Ohio h8t leadirg varieties D Paris W F PEDDICOKD CHAS LAYTON llapi tf ¬ Centlrville Ky FIHST Consider Agents TOGCERY HINTS Srtis And SiiiiiiiiiT The magnitude of the offerings The novelty of the style The astonishing variety The matchless price 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati JOHN TKABUE till mayl Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ruddels Mills Ky Write for catalogue if you are going to buy threshing machinery saw mills or supplies W F Pkddicoid Agenr CO ROBINSON Richmond Ind TUESDAY April 11 1899 returning every second Tuesday in eact month JOHN conneliTyT Centerville Ky Keeerence PARIS KENTUCKY Every leading pnysician Work guarantee- - satisfactory Calif Paris Kentucky Your work if promptly answered olicited Prices reasonable -- The Fine Harness and Coach Stallion R Harrison Chief will make the season at uiv stable one mile west of Sliawli in station on Cyn thiaua turnpike at the low price of ALL WOMEN TENTHS if JUST RECEIVED PHYSICIANS AND JINE of all the pain 8 To Insure a Living Colt parted with A lien retained on colt until season money is pid with very heavy mane and tail Harrison Chief is a beautiful bav K Money due when colt comes or mare andsicknessfrom f which women suffer is caused by weakness or sireetiy on 82 this teason SECOND Cotnpire the Garments made by this house with Any Merchant Tailor THIRD You will be imp essei with the dignity of cut and shape of fashion see i only in th garments made by us OF course you will want somatLirg to wear want it made right and at proper price A SUIT that would not deign to notice 825 last Fall will smile i derangement in Expert measuring by a representative from the Company the organs of menstruation hands high tine style and action is 10 years old He was 6ired by Harrison Chief 3841 standard son of Clark Chief by Mambrinn Chif the sire of Lady Tnoru 218 Harrison Chiefs 1st dam Lute standard by Joe Downing the sire of Dick Jameson 226 Abe Downing 220J and is the grand sire of Bonners Edwin Forest 218 Harrison Chiefs l9t dam by How ards Abdallah be by Alexanders Ab dallah the sire of Goldsmith Maid 2 14 Alexanders Abdallah is by the world renowned Rysdicks Hambletonian 2d dam by Expert he by Tom Hal 3d dam by Sir Alfred he by Redmands Valentine he by Imp Valentine This horse has already produced o ne very fine colts ¬ Nearly always The ilobc Tailoring will be ON Co I when a woman is not well these organs are affected But when SURGEONS they are strong and healthy a woman is very seldom sick The Great Cincinnati Tailors Superb Assortment of Goods in the Bolt THE full Sample Line and its a beauty supplemented with a DISPLAY SOAP PURITY GUARANTEED Win 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 it For tdvlce In cases requiring special directions address giving symptoms Ladies Advisory Department i the The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta ¬ nooga Tcna TH0S I COOPER Tupelo Mitt saytt My sister suffered from very Irregular and painful menstruation and doctors tould not relieve her Wine of Cardul entirely cured her and also helped my w Llffl tku Ulivvijii ka PhflnuA flf wv B HIWmIVI tYrunl uiv MONDAY AND TUESDAY April 3d and 4th The Globe Tailoring Company Cincinnati Ohio is eonceded to be the largest strictly Merchant Tailoring House in America controlling the best workmen in every department NOTE will make the season at I have also a good mule Jack which 5 iving colt to insure a IAFE CUNNINGHAM Shuwban Ky Luug Irritation TWIN BROTHERS OURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY is tbp forerunner to consumption Dr will cnr it Rud Bells Mich strength to the lunfrs that a frive cough or a cold will not settle there ILwentvfive cents at all good druggist Pine-Tar-Hone- y G H PARRIS I I

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