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THE CHAMP OURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established MILLER Editors and Owners feb i i88i NO 3 IH8TEEJTD YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM TUESDAY APRIL 25 1899 MIUERSBURG N HARROWS w Notes Gathered In And About Th Bun Stoddard and Hamilton Disc Harrows Steel tooth lever Har rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS Black Hawk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or cheok rower 1 horse corn drills CULTIVATORS Brown New Departure Hamilton and Indiana Tongue Ton gueless and riders one horse Cultivators TOBACCO PLANTERS The original and only Bemis Tobacco Setters the only success ful machine of its kind ever put en ihe market BINDERS AND MOWERS The McCormick WAGONS Everybody knows them Old Hickory Birdsell and Olds VEHICLES Of every style and at all kinds of prices RJ J DEALER IX EELYS BUGGIES AND CA RRIAGES Farmin is Implements AND FIELD SEEDS North side Has located in the Simms Warehouse on the large display of the Court of House Square and has on band a Friday night her concert There were several here from Paris The concert was much appreciated by those who heard it ¬ days Miss Mabel Browning of Paris was the guest of her cousin Miss Minnie Campbell near town from Saturday till Monday Lost Between town and old cemetery a 3 in blade knife in scabbard double edge Liberal reward for return to T M Purnell It Mss Laura Trundle Mattie and Laura Lilleston of Paris were guests ol Mr and Mrs John Jameson t nday and Saturday Matt Holliday will leave to day for San Francisco Cal to settle the basi nets of his brother Chas Holliday who lied here last week Rev Armstrong of Lexington and Rev J A Taylor of Louisville were quests of Mr aud Mrs Owen Ingels irom Saturday till Monday Dr W M Miller last week received a ih ck from the Federal authorities for 158 in payment for a horse impressed n the Union army in 163 Mrs Richard Harris and Miss Nedia Hudson were guests of Dr W M Miller and wife Friday and attended ihe concert of Miss Hudsons Mrs T E Savage M r and Mrs Will Judy went to Cincinnati yesterday to attend the graduation of Dr Wm E Savage at the Ohio Medical College Miss Blanche Hudson netted 25 at ¬ range from 4c to 3cc Our Dr Nossah corset is the hit of the eeutuV It has 6 steel stays ih the side which render it positively nubreakble price 50c Our H S corset at 85c is tqual to any 1 00 corset on the market Calicoes 3Jc per yd up 280 tinned iron pins lc N P TJ brass pins 360 guarantees per- ¬ fect 4c per paper 20 fish hooks lc fish lines lc tin tea spoons 2 for lc 4c doz table spoons lc 8 doz silver able eatin grosgrain moire taffeta plated table spoons on white metal concert Friday night Shepherd MKinley Messrs T P Wadell J as WVolums below the lowest It will plaids Prices guaranteed to be satisfactorv 2c each pay yon to ex tack hammers 7c and 8c each and Ed Martin went to Blue Licks yes amine our stock of towels Pi ices terday on a fishing ezcuision Mr Homer Rateliffe and Will San ders of Snarpeburg were guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Vimont Sunday 42 Main Street Mr Chas Mehagan and family of Paris have been the quests of Mr Albert Ha we aid family for several ¬ ¬ Some merchants figure how mnch they can get for every article Our rule is just the opposite We figure how low we can afford to sell Read the following facts and figures Agate buttons 3 doz for lc ladies handker chiefs lc up brush edge skirt binding for dresses Stewarts warranted first friends here Sunday claes 4c per yd Valencienes lace lc Mr John Kriener and Miss Nancy per yd pure silk baby ribbon lc per Ewalt of Paris attended the Hudson yd our stock of ribbons is unapproach¬ ¬ W U Owens Mrs Thorn and daughter Miss Loise have move into the cottage vacated by ti T Beeding Fawkes Fleming and Russell Mitchell have finished a due job of painting for Chas Becraft Mr and Mrs Dick Rice of North Miwiletown were guests of Mrs Fan nie Porter Sunday Dr J R Aaair of Paris and Miss Katie Lee Yager of Danville visited Mrs C M Best visited friends in Paris Saturday F F Hurst vioited relatives in Flem iuHburg last week Mr Howard Edward of Paris vir- ited frieuds hers Sunday Mr Root Mclnfyre and wife vihited friends in Carlisle Saturday Mr and Mrs Frank Adair of Car- ¬ lisle visited friends here Friday Mrs Rhoda Conway is the guest of her sister Mrs Fannie Porter W H H Johnson of Paris was the guest of relative here Saturday Miss Mary E Stump went to Cyn thiana yesterday to visic relatives Mr and Mrs Louis Roger of Cane Ridge visited fnuds here Sunday Dr Hunt returned Friday from an extended visit in Eastern Kentucky Julian Adair was home from George town Collegeaturday and Sunday Mies Sallie lclntyre was the guest of her father and family here Saturday Mr Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of extra fine horses to Atlanta to day Rev J N Current of Louisville is the guest of his brother M H Current Mrs Eliza Owens went to Georgetown Monday to visit her son Hon ¬ ¬ Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Third Stree N Freight Depot site the L DEALER IN- GEO W STUART Oppo- ¬ Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole FIED SEEDS OF EYERY VARIETY Agent For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi eannel ever mined Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of therr always on hand o r7r7m WALLACES BARGAIN STORE ¬ WALLACES BARGAIN STORE ¬ SEED POTATOES ¬ BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New York Stock I can sell them as low as anybody as them before the big advance 1 bought XM RION The Tenth Street Grocer JOHN B CASTLEMAN ARTHUR O LANGHAM BRrCKINRIDGE CASTLEMAJC Mr Mrs dav and report Mrs Payne as yet in a serious Condition from the urns re ¬ ceived last week from an exploding 1 anl Mrs Frank Collier visited Jt ne Payne on Cane Ridge Sun STUDEBAKEB AND MITCHELL WaGONS AND CAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vulcan THE VUL- ¬ lamp New Meat Stoue Geo Burke and brother Frank Burke of Nepton have purchased the store of H H Conway Co and will keep a full stock of al kinds of frsh meats dried beef hamp fish etc and will run a wagou to Rud dles Mills and Shawn m on Saturdays The Maysville District Methodist Conference will meet at Sha psburg from 26th to 28th The following dele gates for Church and Sunday School Rev W S Grin will go fiom here stead Prof C C Fisher M H Cur rent T E Savage Rush Hurt Misses Carrie Current Grace Grinstead and ¬ ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL -- The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern State ¬ r BAH BEE General Office CASTLEMAN Louisville Kv BOARD MCCARTHY m ¬ Maggie Chancellor Manager Southern Department Columbia Building llov Will Compete With Any Plow Sold CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF THE BEST DISC HARROWS ALSO PEERING HARVESTING V MAUMENTS WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEJJS UJbUVJiiJS TIMOTHY HEMP ETC T N O Sf WILSON At the Odd Fellows Opera Hous Resident Agents at Paris The Mystery Revealed a complete ex pose of the Mysterious Rites and Ceremonies of the Ancient Order of Hercu- Dedication ot Kentucky Monu ment including the grips signs and les secrets of the lodge and the ceremony On May 1st aul 2d the Frankfort of initiation on Friday May 5th The is for the benefit of the Cincinnati will sell round trip tickets entertainment Masonic Lodge 2t limited to May 6th to Chattanooga at Miss May Turner and Mr Ernest one fare for the round trip on account Henson will be married to day at high noon in Cincinnati in the parlors of of the dedication of Kentuckys monu the Grand Hotel by Rev P H Dun- ment a Chiokamaugua On April 25 can of Ludlow Miss Turner is the daughter of Mr Addison Turner the 26 27 tickets to Atlanta and return well known tobacco dealer Mr Hen limited to May 3d will be sold at one eon is a young farmer of this vicinity Mr and Mrs G W Jndv Mr and Mrs fare for the round trip on account of Mi s L lia McClin- - International Sunday School Associa- C G McClintock I Jontinued on ughih page tion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r Do not sneeze and cough your head off when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and cough and prevent any further lnng or bronchial complication W T Brook druggist aUENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral Dewey the worlds greatest rvival hero By Mnr r HaMead the Hfe lon frif nd and admirer of the nations idol Bitr grest a d beet book over 500 n inches nearly 100 pages bal- - trations map in colors uiiy 150 Big C mi missions Enormous demand Outfit free Chance of a lifetime Write quick The Dominion mpany Caxton Bldg Chicago tl5up 8t es 8x10 ne illus ¬ r 2 A THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 25 1899 LIFE STORY p-i- - I nodded and asked aloud for a pipe 1 said in Spanish One day when T an m and you know what a seaman is withAnd wise enough to wander where I will - oiidii cnmD the height and find the out his clay gold I am to ask the boatswain to grant That hides behind the hill us a little time below I whispered to Fo thought a child whose home was in Feign overcoming the my companion vale weariness as we pass out vnatChine an amber sunset fade and die Y ith this I signed to my companions filing herself the childrens endless tale to follow and returned to the fore- ¬ Of lifes sweet by and by Yars passed Love came she climbed the castle The boatswain had lighted his own pipe and was sitting on one of the height with hirn But only saw the glory in his gaze mens boxes firing away in leisurely Earth was so bright and heavens gold so puffs dim I made heavily along to him exag In those enchanted days gerating my real weariness and pre- ¬ More years Mine is broken ¬ ¬ went by and she was all alone In the sweet valley of her early past The dream came back and faith in things unshown Was found again at last One eventide when she was gray and old And wise enough to know the Higher Will ferred my request lessly Aye if you like She climbed the height and then she found the gold That hides behind the hill Sarah Doudney in Leisure Hours jag Vy T - i Copyright 1SJ6 by D Appleton All rights reserved rl COiTCUljO Co f SYNOPSIS Luckily the the cooks quarters smells of the place ill as they were for all was disordered and dirty were not of the worst for at this time both a windward and a leeward port stood partly open and the passage of the mall breeze through served 1o sweep out the chief est of the odors We did not come by a good knowl ¬ vessel gives chase but is disabled by the Industrys guns In the fray one of the crew is killed and Houthwick is seen to fall The captain is found to be dead but the Industry is litttle damaged Sellinger first mate takes charge and puts into Sid roouth to secure a new mate Several days later when well out to sea an English merchantman Is met whose captain has a letter addressed to Jeremiah Hope at Havana The crew of the vessel tell strange tales of the buccaneer Morgan who is sailing under the kings commis sion to take Panama One night a little later the English vessel having proceeded on her course a bit of paper Is slipped into Ardicks hand by one of the sailors This is found to be a warning of a mutiny plot beaded by Pradey the new mate Ardick consults Mr Tym They resolve to secure the mate but Pradey eavesdropping in the cabin makes through the door and arouses the crew Capt Sellinger joins Ardick and Tym The crew break through the now barricaded door but are forced to retire having lost seven of their number Finding themselves now too short handed to manage the boat Pradey decides to scut tle and desert the vessel taking his men off in the only available boat The captain supercargo and second mate soon discover their plight but hastily constructing a raft et away just before their vessel sinks The next morning a Spaniard draws near them The man in the rigging shouts If you would board us take to your oars Be reach Panama On board speedy or you will fall short Let it rest so said Mr Tym And they are sent forward with the crew be now another question Who are all ing told they will be sold as slaves on reach- ¬ bravely dressed people these other ing Panama I noticed both men and women Will it be brawly dress fowk said JTgPTfift VIII Continued Nay but we brightening I got below and in great weariness Maclvrach hae the governors leddy the auld put down Mr Tyms box and fetched a dame wi the dour look and the bit glance around By degrees as I be whiskers though its no sure ye wad came accustomed to the duskiness I see them either along wi the manmade oujt the features of the place tilla and sic like and for anithergrit It was low for the bigness of the ane Don Luis Delasco a count by title ship and was furnished after a very and rich in land and gowd but sina in poor and rough sort The bunks and IkkIa- - and an ill tyke to look upon He hammocks were old and lit to drop is the governors and is not apart none of the timbers or work of to be envied thev sav sic a deils ane the ship were smoothed except by the scauld is her leddyship Amang the friction of use and a mere dilapidated ithers are Don Lopez Castillo Don En fence served as a bulkhead to part off rique de Cavodilla and Don Leon de ¬ ¬ ¬ Master Ardick just reached his majority and thrown upon his own resources after tating his case to one Houthwick a ship- ¬ master Is shipped as second mate on the Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym the supercargo descries a sail The strange Yonder in that corner you will find three hammocks Sling them and afterward take vour bite Ave and have a turn with the pipe A sea man is naught without his clay and you will be fitter for the work I thanked him and translated the talk to my companions We were not long saving that we dared not mend our pace too suddenly in slinging the hammocks and disposing of our few effects It was now the beginning of the first dog watch and none of the men were in the forecastle The time was seasonable and we hastened to begin our confab with the cook We asked him first what had brought him on a Spanish ship for we Britons are not often found on such and in answer he gave us a brief but consistent story of ship ping from a Scotch port and in a smart blow falling overboard to be picked tip just in the nick of time by a Spanish coaster She carried him to Mala ga he said his original port being Cartagena and from there he had been glad to ship on the Pilanca His storj ended we fell to questioning him on our present surroundings What was the Pilanca and who were these fine people she carried Aweel the Pilanca is naething but a common sort of merchantman he answered and her trade is maist times betwixt Havana and the straits but just noo she is a special charterer frae the king She is carrying Don Perez de Guzman governor of Panama to Chagre and the auld noble ye clavered wi is the man But now a word a to our own state Or first I should Sandy I began be thankful for a better grip of your name Itll be a cordial to hear ye speak it these loons canna he answered with a sniff Its Donald Mac Ivrach frae Clagvarloch Then friend Donald I went on what think you of our prospects Are they not something dubious I canna say nae he answered hi Ye are like countenance sobering to be serd wi no sweet sauce auce ye ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ he replied care- ¬ or too indifferent to set us tasks I had Mr Tym always in my eye ready to give him a lift should need be but all passed without the call That night passed uneventfully and as I may as well add to be brief so did the next three days The weather held fair with moderate winds and there was nothing to put a strain upon anyone Meanwhile that this time was pass ¬ ing my companions and I had come by a better knowledge of things touch- ¬ ing the voyage and the governors plans It seemed we were to make but one more port before reaching Chagre that being a place called Baracoa in the eastern part of the island of Cuba There the governor was to transact some business and obtain such fresh stores as we needed and thence meant to fetch straight over for Chagre On the morning of the fourth day after our rescue something of a thrill- ¬ ing and in part of a dreadful sort hap- ¬ pened and this I shall now proceed to detail Mr Tym and I were lying in our hammocks it being our watch be lowwhen I thought I heard some small stir on deck followed by the bawling of voices as though delivering com- ¬ mands I sat up and listened for I could not guess what was in the wind and as I did so the ship suddenly began to saw up and down queried Mr Tym What is doing up in his hammock as I had sitting done It is passing singular I said and with one mind we rose and scuffed into our shoes having a keen desire to solve the mystery In the forecastle beyond we met the cook who had just descended the ladder He was a little forget the chatter behind me and dinning along of the vessel while I made the most of the time I confess my brain refused to resolve anything or anything of moment and it was at last with some vexation and doubt of the whole mat- ¬ ter that I gave up and jumped off my ¬ ¬ te out of breath as though from hurry and his looks showed something had happened Hoots A he cried without waiting We are a in a peekle us to speak for is a pickle that is right enough When did he heave in sight He has been showing a the watch he answered and now we are rising him fast Gin ye are eer sae wal pleased ye wad be wise to hide it he buccaneer will be oot yonder A buccaneer I cried in surprise and joy Are you certain Nay that perch The stronger wind as it seemed was now helping us for the sail astern no longer enlarged after the former fash- ¬ ion Indeed I thought the Pilanca was nearly holding her own In due time our watch went on and till the other relieved us the supercargo and I were about the deck It was now the time that we were to meet to discuss our plans and ac cordingly Mr Tym and I slipped up from below where we had gone with the rest to seem the more natural and joined the captain He had us to the weather bow near the fore deck where was no one at the time and without die lay we began There will be no need to give the full ness of the talk In the end we de ¬ cided upon the scheme proposed by Mr Tym and slightly amended by the captain It was in brief that we should construct a little float or raft on which as soon as it became dark or it was evident that the Piianca was to escape we shotiid boldly put off We could make this cask of odds and ends to be obtained for us by the cook and the launching would be from one of the tween deck ports Our plot laid the next thing was to begin to carry it out The cook as we expected was blithe to help us In- ¬ deed he seemed I thought inclined to go with us but presently as I started to find out more exactly about it he shifted the subject He appeared how- ¬ ever fully enlisted in our behalf The materials for our raft being readily found were put together Four casks were used to form the ends it must necessarily be very nar- ¬ row to pass through the port and all was made fast with some strong line and a few nails ¬ ¬ Mis Johnsing wy doan yo git dat man o youahs to atten Divine wosnip once in awhile Fo de good lans sake Pason Green diat no count niggah 1se married to ain bin in ¬ side a ehueh to nion ten yeah Yo doan mean t tell me dat he aint nevah sperienced religion Mis dohnsingr I guess dats bout right pason doah don lak t say it Ef he ain in de faith den vha doctrine does he cling to Mis Johnsing Well pason I aint got much opinion in de mattah hut I kind o reckon dat de only doctrine he hangs onto wid any verj grea amount o tenasticy am de one dat sez A bird in de bag am truth two on de roost when de doah o de coops got a spring lock an as dawgs unchained Cleveland His Philosophy 44 Courage and Strength in Times of Danger ga d the warning between What is that warn- ¬ ing It is of the danger from accumulation of badness in the blood caused by the usual heavy living of the Winter months Spring is the clearing cleansing time of the year the forerunner of the brightness and beauty of 7 the lines Leader - The strongest man on earth ays the secret of his wonderful power is perfect di gestion Hostettef Stomach Bitters make digestion easy and cures all complaints ¬ ¬ A Strong Mans Secret arising from weak stomach such as indi gestion biliousness and ail liver and kid ney ailments As a blood purifier and nerve tonic it is marvelous It is recom mended by all physicians and is sold by every druggist in the country Everybody needs it a this time of the year ¬ ¬ glorious Summer Follow the principle that Nature lays down Start in at once and purify your blood with that great specific Heodfc Barsaparilla Rneter ttfiappomtt Tumors A tumor as big as a large marble came under my tongue and instead of letting my physician operate on it I used my favoritespring tonic Hoods Sarsapa Proof Positive rilla The bunch soon disappeared n Mrs Two men were standing outside a jewel H M Coauax 579 MerkSt Lowell Mass ers window admiring the gorgeous display Rheumatism I had rheumatism for of glittering gems that lay before them five years and can conscientiously say that Present one of them pointing to an object Hoods Barsaparilla has given me entire in a red plush tray said relief As a blood purifier it has helped my Just look at that scarfpin representing children wonderfully Mks S A Saqar a fly Anyone can tell thats not real b3 Franklin Avenue Passaic N J Well hould think so answered the ho ever saw a common fly with friend such a brigiit appearance Why it makes me vvearv when I think that the jeweler ¬ ¬ 1 -- TtbodsSi iMahwrfflur who produced that fondly hoped that some one would purchase it to deceive his friends If I saw that on a mans scarf I could tell Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irritating and directly that it was an enameled imitation At that moment the object of their con only cathartic to take with Hoods Saryaparilla demnation moved across the tray flew in the air and vanished The two men looked at each other gasped and moved away AN ORDINARY OLD COIN without a word Pearsons Weekly iESStSs ¬ MOO Reward S100 But It Served to Ilrtng-- Oat the Fail ¬ J TO BE CONTINUED PRECIOUS STONES There Are Several Kinds Inclndlne Diamonds Found in Many of Oar States added under his breath I was quick to see the wisdom of the suggestion and returned an answering nod Come Mr Tym I said in a lower and soberer key let us go and have a look at this pirate I Bpoke the word pirate with pur- ¬ posed emphasis knowing that the fellows in the watch most of whom were now sitting up in their bunks or ¬ ¬ constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the fcystera thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors nave so much faith m its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that it fails to cure end for list of testimonials Address V J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills r trie best A The readers of this paper will be pleasec learn mat tneie is at least one dreadee disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Hails Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a 10 ings of Weak Humanity ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ son-in-la- w ¬ Cruzon They are hidalgos and friends o the governor and three mair proud preceese auld cocks yell gae far to find We were very well satisfied description and indeed somewhat with this sur¬ edge of the place instantly for it was somewhat dimly lighted the port on the larboard side being closed and that upon the starboard standing scarce two inches upon the hook but upon peer ing about a bit at first one feature and hen another came Out We had taken two or three steps forward and I was casting a glance in the direction of the cooks furnace when au object nearly concealed by it moved and this 1 presently saw was the cook himself He had been sitting on a box with his elbows on his knees or in some manner bowed forward and rose up as we stopped and looked alert ly at us He was a little fellow in ¬ clined to be pursy and near all his figure was hidden by a long white apron his face however coming out in the winks of a short pipe I discovered that he had light hair which i not common among the Spanish and this made me notice him a little more than I should otherwise have done He came out from his place seeing us halt and made a little civil gesture upon which I bowed gravely and gave Jim good morning Beunos dias he responded and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ surprise softly But gude marning in the added auld tongue if sae yell hae it He took out his pipe as he spoke and crossed over to us What a Sandy I cried delighted -and what is he doing here I seized his hand and gave it a most cordial grip as did also my compan Gae a bit cautiously lie whis ions pered with a meaning nod toward the Ye mauna seem ower forecastle pleasant plead Youll infind this a and able Spanish e added snip I take it yonder is in all weathers where you are to sling your ham nocks My companions caught the point he would make which was to avoid the jealousy or suspicion of the boat swain and they did not interrupt while I returned a suitable answer Peteetion to sling your hammocks CHAPTER IX swiftly whispered as I ended noo he Nothing noteworthy happened dur Likewise say bawldly that ye need a indeed pressing mickle rest and wad hae a bit drink ing our watch little Spaniards too lazy to be done and the aru2 a sup then to my great ¬ ¬ ¬ feited especially in view of the tempting smells from the cookery Mac Ivrach hastily inverted another box hunted up three pannikins with spoons which he placed upon it and poured out the ineFS from the pot It proved to be a delicious onion stew We lost no time in proving it which 1 will say now pleased my palate more than anything I ever remember of eating and in this wise I continued being no whit before my companions till the pot was empty Mac Ivrach now crowned his hospitable efforts by producing pipes and tobacco and when we had moved the boxes about that we might take more comfortable postures we raked a coal from the furnace and with great ease and pleasure proceeded to light up Our stomachs were satisfied we were cozily by ourselves and the ship was traveling very pleasantly along so that for the time at least we might be said to be in a state of comparative content This was all the more grateful after the long hardship and exposure of the raft In the discourse that followed we answered freely Mac Ivrachs questions he having till now but a scant knowledge of us and con- ¬ trived to impress him as 1 thought with the adantage to himself in con tinuing his friendship and good offices Not long after this some of the crew come down and though none forced their company on us we conceived that it might not be wise to prolong our confab and accordingly gave the cook a sign and broke up In no great while afterward the boatswain summoned us and we learned that we were presently to be sent into the watches and report for duty This was done and we found that the captain was chosen for the first mates watch and Mr Tym and I for the second mates or starboard watch It seemed that we had four hours each continually that is watch and watch At four bcHs Mr Tym and I were called and we left the captain to turn in he being weary enough as indeed were we and repaired to the deck ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ M Diamonds have been founds in Wiscon- ¬ sin In 1896 one stone of G carats was found in Saukville Ozaukee county sis miles northeast of Milwaukee and an- ¬ other 2 1 lC carats in Burlington Ra ¬ cine county In 1SSC one of 21 carats slapping about in their bare feetwould hear and so far understand me but of poor color was found near A pirato went from one to an- Kohlsville Washington county WIh other The most sluggish bounced out These gems were found in what known as the Kettle Moraine of the in a twinkling Leaving thecook to finish with them later glacial epoch Geologists say that they were carried by ice from the or those who would stay to hear Mr Tym and I hastened up the ladder north One diamond of 1 3 16 carats one of Truly enough the sun was in our 1 10 and one third of 1 32 carat were faces and the Pilanca was driving found near Butte Mont a short time eastward close hauled ago Rubies have been found in surpris ¬ Directly astern and I guessed now val- ¬ about four or five miles distant was ingly large quantities in the Cowee are the well defined canvas of the sup- ¬ ley of North Carolina With them posed buccaneer There was no saying very beautiful garnets On the bars of the Missouri river in anything about him of course without a glass and I could merely guess Montana sapphires of small size but that he was quite a little smaller than fair quality and good in quantity are the Pilanca We might be raising him being taken out by companies formed but of course that would not be ap- for the purpose Several fine beryls In have been unearthed in Maine parent without longer inspection There was no great change in the North Carolina some good specimens¬ weather The wind had strengthened of emeralds have been discovered To a trifle since we went below and there paz occurs in Idaho and Montana Connecticut Maine and North Caro- ¬ was more head to the seas but otherwise everything stood nearly the same lina have produced several specimens In this part of the ship the watch of tourmaline Garnets occur in fair hung about the braces as though for quantities in California South Dakota orders and there was an anxious sub and Virginia have produced a few7 val- ¬ dued jabber running round but no par- uable amethjsts A beautiful opal was found in Maryland In Lincoln county ticular confusion Aft I found the poop cleared of bright Idaho there is a deposit of opalized wood gowns and petticoats the prudent old which is susceptible of superb polish governor thinking doubtless it might Turqtioise occurs in Arizona in the be wise to offer as few allurements as Burro mountains N Y Press possible and in their place were five A Baffled Tigress or six of the shining armored guards An ofticer of the Bengal lancers who Others of these fighting men were dis ¬ was seized by a tigress owed his escape posed about the quarter deck and all to a The tigTess accident told I guessed the entire company was seizedcuriousby the breast of his coat him on duty The governor himself a and shook him till he became uncon somber lined cloak flung over his gay he heard a On recovering attire was walking to and fro on the seious noise at a little distance as if poop and Capt Placido was spying with strange somebody was sneezing violently It a glass from the w ether mizzen shrouds He slowly It went grievously against the gov was the tigress herself furtive glance round and gave a ernors pride and that of the dons to turned direction He could hardly be¬ run away but in prudence no other in that eyes There was the tigress course seemed open Besides the safe- lieve his off with her tail very much ty of the women was to be considered slinking legs and sneezing most between The foe had the advantage of a nimbler violently her making the most piteous and handier working ship and doubtless grimaces The truth dawned upon him mustered an equal or larger crew a flash of lightning In the opera ¬ We discussed the matter at some like his snuffbox had length and decided that a great water tion of shaking him waistcoat pocket flown open from his castle like the Pilanca with relative- ¬ and the tigress had received the cop ly small sails and bluff bows must be full in her face Cornldll inferior at plying and that some excel tents thereof Magazine lent trick of seamanship would be need ed if we were to shake off a fellow like I nnsnnl the buccaneer Curious about that rich chap that And yet added Capt Sellinger was tried for murder saidi Uncle Ab there is one point in our favor I ner glancing up at his wife from his mean in favor of the Pilanca the wind paper is stiffening Should it continue she Didnt the jury hang him asked can carry on to beat this fellow and she may yet escape and No repliedi the old man I conceive said I that we three thats where the curious part comes should arrange some definite plot or in this paper says that his lawyers plan of action Let us do so while yet succeeded in hangin the jury we have the time Judge That I say amen to said the cap- ¬ Mr Tym as your brain is more tain The Way to a Mans Heart fertile than mine conceive something Oh Reginald she sobbed for her an- ¬ husband had sneered at her waffles Let us rather all consider Say that we swered the supercargo You have no heart Gathering her do so while this watch lasts and then tenderly in his arms he told her the presently confer story of his life how in years long Agreed we said and in order to gene he had his stomach amputated get the use of our thoughts the bet- ¬ That was to say while he had a heart ter as well as to avoid suspicion Mr the conventional waj to it was lacking Tym and I thereupon left the captain Detroit Journal mingled with the crew and Real Grief The Spaniards looked rather more Mabel Did you know Maud wa in sourly than usual upon us which per ¬ ¬ haps was no great wonder but noth mourning Ethel No whom has she lost ing was said and we secured a quiet Mabel I dont know but it must be upon the midships weather rail roost Mr Tym and I did not talk for when a near relation for shes even changed we were not observing the pursuer we her tatby cat for a black one Moon were busy in reflection and I tried to shine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ said the legislator now take up the I more Protest that we interrupted a senator burden poetry been worked about 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I now am recommending Lydia E just what to do I followed your advice Pinkhams Vegetable Compound 1 thank God for this pain destroyer Pa writes i i I Ililliiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiltii4itiiiii DONT BORROW TROUBLE BUY 7r I have suffered ¬ S 8APOLIO TIS CHEAPER IN THE END i - i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS RAILROAD T1MJE OAKO Kt TUESDAY APRIL 25 1899 3 L N R a ARMY DISASTER An Engagement QUAY DECLARED NOT GUILTY The Jury Acquits Him of Charge of Con ¬ spiracy Gov Stone Then Appoints GUNS SILENCED ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Prom Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a in 333 p m 627 p m rrom Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 828 p m From May8ville742 am 325 p m To DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Cincinnati ft 15 a m 751 at Quengua in Which Him United States Senator Seven Americans Were Killed Rebels Subsequently Attacked and Driven From Their Trench to the Second Trench a Mile Away Nebraska Regiment the Loser Harrisburo Pa April Gov 22 At noon To Lexington 340 p m a in m 1o Richmond 545 pm 1014 pm 11 08 747 a m 1105 a mj Nebraska regiment Stetsenberg Lieut Manila April 24 Four men of the including- Col Sisson and three - 1016 pm To Maysville 750 a m 006 p m F B Cam Agent a m 543 p mm n TIME TABLE EAST BOUND IT men of the fourth cavalry were killed and 44 wounded in an engagement at Quengua The Filipinos retreated with small loss The engagement developed into a disastrous though successful fight The insurgents had a horseshoe trench about a mile long encircling a rice field on the edge of a ¬ ¬ wood The following were killed S Col John M Stetsenberg of the 1st Nebraska regiment formerly of the 6th cavalr3 Lt Louisville 830am 600pm Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm Lieut Sisson perhaps Lieut August Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm C Nisson of the same regi ment Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Two privates of the Nebraska regiAr Washington 65 jam 340pm Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm ment Ar New York 1240nn 908pm tion Three privates of the 4th cavalry Philadelphia April 22 Senator M WEST BOUND Most of the wounded belong to the S Quay was Friday morning acquitted Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 1st Nebraska regiment of the charge of conspiracy to use the Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Maj Hell with 40 cavalrymen en Ar Krankfort 911am 630pm states funds The jury rendered a ArShelbyville 1001am 720pm countered a strong outpost One of hie Ijouisville verdict to that effect at 11 oclock Ar 4100am 15pm men was killed and five were wounded Many notable republican politicians of Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ by a volley cept Sunday other trims run daily the state were in the courtroom and The Amcrieansretired carrying their Through Sleepers between Louisville many ladies were among the spec- ¬ Lexington and New York without wounded under tire and with great tators All the attorneys and others change difficult- - being closely pursued a fog For rates Sleeping Car seservations or enabling the enemy to creep up to connected with the case were on hand any information call on Judge Biddle resumed hia seat on them F B Carr the bench and at 1057 court was for- ¬ Two men who were carrying a com- mally Agent L N R R opened Then the jury filed in orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky rade were shot in the arms but they and took their seats All of the 12 Div Pass Agent continued with their burden answered to their names Lexington Maj Bell sent for reinforcements to Gentlemen of the jury have you rescue the bod- - of the killed cavalry- agreed upon a verdict asked the crier men and a battalion of the Nebraska We have answered the foreman regiment under Maj Mufford arrived as he presented the bill of indictment and advanced until checked by volleys Frankfort Gncinnati What say you do you find the de- ¬ from the enemys trenches fendant guilty or not guilty The Americans lay about S00 yards The foreman answered in a voice au- ¬ ELKHORN ROUTE from the trenches behind rice furrows dible throughout the courtroom under fire for two hours Not guilty LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT Several men were sunstruck one dy DECEMBER 5TH 18V8 Pandemonium followed this answer ing from the effects of the heat as The spectators arose and cheered and they lay there waiting for the artillery EAST BOUND there was a simultaneous rush to con- ¬ to come up N oTl No 3 No 5 gratulate Senator Quay It is under- ¬ Pass Pass Mixed Finally the second battalion arrived stood that from the first ballot the Lve Frankfort a 7 ouani 3 40pm i 00pm Lve Flkhorn 711am 352pm 120pm and then Col Stetsenberg who had jury stood 11 to 1 for acquittal 7 18am 4 00pm 135pm Lve Switzer spent the night with his father at MaSenator Quay left the courtroom Lve Stem ping Grnd 7 2Xam 4 10pm 156pm nila came upon the field The men his attorneys He refused to makewith Lve Dj vails 734am 416pm any 739am 422pm Lve Johnson immediately recognized him and raised 7 4oam 4 2pm 2 30pm Lve Georgetown statement at present District Attor- ¬ Lve C S Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm a cheer Col Stetsenberg deciding to ney Rothermel also declined to make 8 17am 4 48om Lve Newtown charge as the cheapest way out of the any 8 25am 4 ftbpm Lve Centrsville statement Nor would he say 8 30am 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth difficulty led the attack at the head of 8 40am 5 10pm whether the other charges against Arr Paris c his regiment lie fell with a bullet in Quay would be tried the breast dying instantly about 200 WEST BOUND Gov Stone said that in appointing yards from the breastworks No J No 4 No 6 Col Quay he felt that he had done the Pns s Pass Mixed Lieut Sisson fell with a bullet in his fit and proper thing He thought it 9 0am 5 4upm Lve Paris c heart the bullet btriking him near the would make the issue and is better 9 40am 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth 9 45am 5 55pm Lve Centreville picture of a girl suspended by a ribbon done now than by waiting for weeks 9 Lv Newtown im 6 03pm 7 Lve C S Ry Depot b 10 28am 6 17pm 50am from his neck The authority cited by the governor 10 32am 6 20pm 7 51am Lve Georgetown In the meantime the artillery had says that the governor of any state M7am 626pm Lve Johnson 1043am 632pm Lve Duvalls arrived and shelled the trenches may make temporary appointment dur ¬ Lve Stamping Qrnd C 50am 6 89pm 8 22am The Filipinos stood until the Ne ¬ ing a recess to hold Lve Switzer li OOim 6 49pm 8 40am until the next lesr 1107am 656pm 855am braska troops were right on Lve Elkaorn the islature meets 11 2iaml 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankfort a trenches ynd then they bolted to the Tijilv pirpnt Knnriav secorxl line of intrenchments a mile A NATIONAL C0MMANDERY a Connects with L N b connects with J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Friday Stone appointed M S Quay senator from Pennsylvania the appointment to hold until the next session of the legislature The fallowing is Gov Stones official announce ment of the appointment To the President of the United States Senate Washington DCSir By virtue of the power vested in me as executive of the state of Pennsylvania under Article I Clause II Section 3 of the constitution of the United States I hereby make temporary appointment of the Hon Matthew Stanley Quay to be United States senator from Penn¬ sylvania until the next meeting of the Pennsylvania legislature to fill tb vacancy now existing in this state Very respectfully William A Stone Governor The appointment was made immedi- ¬ ately upon the receipt by Gov Stone of a message from Philadelphia an-¬ nouncing the verdict of acquittal in the senators case The appointment is a great triumph for the Quay fac- ¬ ¬ Bay horse 15 bands 3 in foaled 1893 The Dakota Regiment Encountered By ABERDEEN aire of Ky Union 207 Deutine 4 213 Alabaster 4 21 the Rebels at Novatiches and fifty three in 230 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wiggins 2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny 2 220 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc The Rebels Left Many Dead on the Field 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beantiful Bells dam of 8 Gen Lawton Will Endeavor to Out ¬ in 230 list Sultan 224 etc 3rd dam Bell View Maid dam of Center 229 by Idol 177 flank the Filipinos Before He 4th dam by Pilot Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208f 210 etc Joins Gen Mai Arthur 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Wiggins took his record of Manila April 24 Gen Lawton took 219 Breed to early t oeed if you want enrly speed and could beat 214 at 2 years old He started in six races winning rive the field at daybreak Saturday with a straight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his year 1895 column of troops consisting of the Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a and aa a yearling showed North Dakota regiment two battal- ¬ very fast and gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilaoa ions of the 3d infantry the 22d infan ¬ of Rushville Ind try two guns of Scotts battery three Jay-Ee-Se- WIGGINS 2 219 e troops of the 4th cavalry 6quadron equipped h ¬ and Gales Lien on colt until season in light dents andretained at owners risk Foria paid Grass at 10 eta per day Acci ¬ escapes further particnlara addreaa marching order This force JAMBS K CLAY starting at 5 oclock Saturday morning Marelimont Stock Farm over the Novaliches road traversing Paris Ky the country previously cleared of rebels but subsequently reoccupied by them It is to be presumed that Gen Lawton b- - this movement will out- ¬ flank the enemy before joining Gen MacArthur north of Maiolos The Dakota regiment first encoun- ¬ tered the enemy in front of Novaliches at 815 a in The rebels opened fire on our troops but their fire was silenced 15 minutes later the enemy retiring in bad order and the Americans advancing along the rough roads around Novaliches They were considerably annoyed by the fire of the rebel sharp- ¬ shooters Irom the jungle for two hours At 2 oclock in the afternoon the Ring out tte old Ring in the new v Wuilil Ring out the false Ring in the true rebels were in full flight leaving many V SwKrrJ JKrJ8iYlllflTLl dead on the field and our troops were e trins y01 ie new arK true rom ta vi compelled to take a brief rest in the piney forests or Norway Mi aJffcKwTA EJlllfiJS shade as the heat was overpowering Washington April 23 The war de ¬ partment has nothing new from lien Otis but it has reason to believe that ar-Honey -The was surprised at the easj-- march Gen Lawton was having in the inte ¬ rior to the northeast of Manila Gen Natures most natural remedy Improved by Otis only designed science to a Pleasant Permanent Posltlvo it to be Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces another reconnoisance in force of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes but it may develop into a round up The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ with the object of striking the rail ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the road north of Caloocan It is under- ¬ cause of that tickling is removed and the inflated stood Gen Lawton took only three membranes are healed and soothed so that there days travel rations with him but if no Is no inclination to cough strong body of insurgents is developed 60L0 BV ALU GOOD DRUGGISTS by his advance supplies can be sent Bottles Only 25o 50c and 100 Situ after him from Caloocan ¬ 2000 TO INSURE A COLT yMllPMMl iwllSirLiynfflK DR BELLS Pine wmmm Pine-Tar-Hon- NO LIVES REPORTED LOST ¬ Steamship Glenogle Crashed Into the Steamer City of Kingston at Tacoma The Latter Cut in Two I AM An YEARS O n and never nwrt any remedy equal to Dr Bells It tfves quick and permanent relef to pip as well as conghs and colds It makes weak 1 tings strong Mrs M A Metcalfe teducaa Ky BE SURE YOU GET Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey - Jk C counects with Ky Central back IDeSUK The Nebraska regiment lost two pri KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS vates and had many wounded includ AMPM ing two lieutennts PJIAMi L 340 70 Ar ll 20 710 Frankfort The Iowa regiment had several Georgetown 12 750 Lr Ar 10281 617 Lv 930 54 rIO 8401 Ar Paris wounded 3U Maysville Lv 5451 Iril Ar The Utah regiment had one officer 1112 Ar Lv 709 255 616 Winchester Lv 620 200 and three men wounded 720 l0UiAr Kichmond Thirteen dead Filipinos were found GEO B HABPEB Gpnl Supt JUS K NEWTON G P A in the trenches Their loss was com paratively small on account of their safe shelter The Americans carried the second p mm v Jfumm f JX yj FjM mV d vm t Mndi w 4 m LAV tB Ji LAjI trench with small loss and are holding TJ 4M the town Sunday night Col Stetsenburg has won a reputa tion as one of the bravest fighters in the army He alwaTs led his regiment The Loading Specialists of America and had achieved remarkable popularity with his men since the war began 20 YEARS IN OHIO although during his first colonelcy the 250000 Cured volunteers who were not used to the rigid discipline of the regular troops WECURESTRICTURE thought him a hard officer Thousands of young and middlo aged The loss of the Nebraska regiment menaro troubled with thi3 disease many unconsciously They may have a smart in the campaign is the greatest sus ing sensation email twisting Btream tained by any regiment and Sundays sharn cutting rains at times slight dis charge difliculty in commencing weak disaster has greatly saddened officers tirmins emissions and all the symptoms nervous debility they have STRIC and men who promise to take fierce of TURE Dont let doctors expenmenton vengeance in the next fight vou bv cutting stretchiuc or tearing you Ihi3 will not euro you as it will re-Washington April 34 The follow- ¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TKEAT ing message regarding the fight at MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removBStho stricture permanently Quengua was received at the war de- ¬ It can never return No pain no suffer¬ by our ing no dotention from business partment Sunday method Ihescxualorgansaroptrengtn Manila April 23 Adjutant Generened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns A reconnoisance on al Washington Quengua place six miles northeast of Maiolos made by Maj Bell and a Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and troop of cavalry this morning resulted vitality continually sapped by this dis ease xney aro irequonuy uutuuiuuo in contact and battle in which four of the cause of these symptoms General battalions of infantry and four pieces Weakness Unnatural Discharges Failing Manhood Nervousness Poor MemEnemy of artillery became engaged ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen circles from intrenchments at Quengua driven sation Sunken Eyes with dark Weak Back General Depression Lack with considerable loss our casualties Shrunken of Ambition Varicocele Part- - etc GLEET and STRICTURE quite severe Col Stetsenberg and m Krt ihA toriflo Hnnt r n Mil It fftlYillv Lieut Sissons 1st Nebraska killed doctors as they have no experience in these special diseases dont allow Consider also several enlisted men Quacks to experiment on you Consult study ot Specialists vrho have made a life able numbers wounded nut yet re Diseases of Mon and Women Our NEW ported METHOD TREATMENT will posi Signed Otis tively cure you One thousand dollars ¬ ¬ ¬ - w ¬ Wash Tacoma April 24 The steamship Glenogle crashed into the steamer City of Kingston about 40 oclock Sunday morning off Browns Point cutting the City of Kington in two just abaft the boilers The 12 passengers and crew of the Kingston were saved through the prompt action of officers of the Glenogle and Kings ¬ ton and two ships tying in the har- ¬ bor So far as known no lives were lost Rev Horace II Clapham rector of Trinity church occupied the state room struck by the Glenogles prow and was pinned in the wreckage for several minutes only being released bj the patting of the steamers His Meeting of the Naval and Military Order forehead was cut slightly but he was of the Spanish American War Held not seriously hurt In New York Officers Elected The Kingston was cut in two pieces New York April 22 A meeting of which have been towed to the harbor the naval and military order of the here Spanish American war was held here STATE MILITIA ORDERED OUT Friday night Commander Brig Gen Cloud presided Fears That An Attempt Will He Made te Lynch George W Kerlin Now in It was decided to incorporate the the Atlanta Jail organization and adopt an insignia and organize a national commandery Atlanta Ga April 24 Gov Can ¬ and adopt a national constitution and dler Sunday evening that he by laws After discussion it was re ¬ had stated been advised that a mob of citi solved to address all United States vol ¬ zens of Fayetteville and Woolsy were unteers as late United States voluncoming to Atanta to take Geo W Ker¬ teerslin from the jail here and lynch him The following officers were elected Kerlin murdered Miss Pearl Knott Commander Col Theodore Roosevelt near Woolsy- - several days ago U S V senior vice commander Capt and threw her body in the river Henry Taylor U S N junior vice The governor immediately ordered commander Brig Gen Wallace Ran ¬ eight companies of the 5th infantry dolph U S V secretary Lieut Dr state to be J Sears U S N treasurer Ensijm march militia jail upon in readiness to¬ to the order It is be Frank W Toppan U S N registrar lieved however that the troops are Lieut Theo C Zeregs U S N VJ held in readiness to be sent to Pal ¬ chaplain Charles A Parks metto in case of an uprising of Ne ¬ groes there A DUEL WITH PITCHFORKS ¬ Of The New Werner Edition of The Encyclopedia Britannica IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES 1 Give Your Boys a Chance tf I were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual l A way has been before them provided in the New Werner Edi- ¬ tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan- ¬ nica complete in thirty volumes ¬ V av The best thoughts on all subjects in the history of man are treasured there A systematic study of this work is equal to any college itecture Building Electricity course Algebra Anatomy Arch- ¬ Political Economy are a few of its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and 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was again Emerson aged 15 years was accident ¬ improve ally shot and killed by Milburn Neigh ¬ jiven Friday but the ublic contii uet whose home is n Louisville was k icd CURES CONSTIPATION by a freight train here Friday night to stay off the cars bors aged 10 years ¬ Cigars Seized at Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pa April J l It was A clean quick aud easy ehavu ia a luxury which all men appreciate and a luxury which all men get who patronize Crawford Bros shop next door to the Bourbon Bank Excellent bath service in connection with the shop New pa rona are always welcome tf S YRUP PEPSini Insure your property ajjainsi tire wind and lightning in the Hurst Horn InauraDce Co a sate and reliable com pany J W MlLLfc a Agent Paris Ky a M fl I yyUsSZf2 jJmammm MM I THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TJESDAY APRIL 25 8r9 - TIE BQDBBQN HEWS 1881 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ Theatrical And Nineteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUCB MILLER Published every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and Owner Make all Checki Mini ayablt to the order of Champ A Miller rrrft ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Richard Harding Davis will be mar- The Philadelphia Enquirer says that to son bonnets like those our grandmoth ried Thursday at Marion Mass ers used to wear are to be all the rage Miss Cecil Clark of Chicago Mr Stair Montgomery and MibS this summer Daisy Long two popular society young over to The sale of seats for the Mansfield en people of Georgetown drove and gagement at Lexington will begin next Lexington Thursday afternoon Both by Rev Spencer Tuesday morning May 2 at nine were married have frequently attended balls in this oclock at Manager Scotts office city ¬ ¬ r Otherwise In The Foyer Sol Remarks Engagements Announcements And Of The Marriage Vows emnisations ALL WOMEN AGFZEEi 1 A druggist in Macon Ga says have sold a large quantity of Mothers Friend and have never known an instance where it has failed to produce the good results claimed for it All women agree that it makes labor shorter and less painful ¬ M- -- To - Wear MlltS Ladies Suits and Separate Skirts Fred Taral has been engaged to ride The performance was Manuel in the Kentucky Derby for his for representative D H Morris We are authorized to announce John rehearsed by Mrs Harriet Glascock owners A H Hull of Lawrenceburg T Hinton as a candidate for Repre Tom Pepper has fold the fast sentative subject to the action of the filly Lady Contrary by Russell Democratic party one of Paris Lady McNairy to W P Norton for Here is a chance for model young men A Rochester N Y 4500 FOR JAILER has offered 50000 as a wedding mn J C Morris of Kiserton sold in CinWe are authorized to announce Allen gift to the man who will win his M Kiser as a candidate for Jailer of cinnati last week fourteen hhds of his daughters hand The only conditions new crop of tobacco at an average of Bourbon county in the interest of Mrs Rachel Ashbrook subject to the action are that the man must be under 40 sober 10 20 T C J fferson sold four at of the Democratic party honest and industrious The girl is an Hagemeyer 895 to 785 Morris only child and the old man is worth sold twelve at 16 25 to 795 20000 but she is on the shady side of FOR MAGISTRATE The Tobacco Trade Review publisht d We are authorized to announce Thos 30 Mr in Cincinnati said last week IT P Woods as a candidate for re election Frank Congleton of Nicholas County as Magistrate of the Paris Precinct sub Th Coontown 400 a rag time oper- Ky on Thursday took the palm at the ject to the action of the Democratic atic farce which pleased large audi- Farmers and Shippers House on a crop party ences at Heucks theatre in Cincinnati of 9 hhds new leaf lugs and trash avertoaging 1115 per 100 lbs Mr Congleton Thos B Reed will resign the last week will be the attraction night at the opera house There are is one of the representative men of his Czarship of the House to accept a company and county and noted as being one of the 50000 partnership with a law firm in about thirty people in the inNew York As might have been ex- ample opportunity is given for the gilt edged packers in the trade troduction of entertaining specialties pected it is beine whispered that Hanna An exchange sa58 that every paper iu is putting up the cash to get Reed out of Seats are on sale at Brooks drug store the State should publish the fact that the way of the administration burnt corn ie a sure cure for hog cholera BEST PEOPLE ON EARTH It was first discovered by burning a pile The fact that thoroughbred race Friday night of this week Apr 28 of corn belonging to a distillery It was horses are racing under such names as will be a gala one in Lexington for the thrown to the hogs and eaten by them My Chicken Nigger Baby Coffee Pot Benevolent and Protective Order of Before that a number of them had been Can I See Em Guess Me and Go There Elks It will be the occasion of the an each day but the disease disapis evidence that the fool killer is neg- nnal benefit of Lexington Lodge No 89 dying peared It is so simple a remedy that lecting his duty when the beautiful comic opera Polly it can be easily tried and if found m It is telegraphed from Frankfort that the Pet of the Regiment will be pro- efficacious should be generally used as a Auditor Samuel Stone will make the duced at the opera house under the preventative directorship of Mr A C Guss race for Governor O railroad nas offered a The C Gurzeit a former Parisian and brother of Prof A M Gutzeit of this city free trip to Europe with all expenses SCINTILLATIONS The opera will be finely sung and acted paid to Hon W H Wadsworth one of An Interesting Jumble Of News And costumed and mounted As the friend- its General Couusel who has been Comment ship between the Lexington and Paris dangerously ill at Maysville The Maysville will have a big street fair Elks is very strong it is hoped that offer includes the expenses also of Mrs May 25th and 26th Paris Lodge No 373 will arrange to Wadsworth One Maysville man claims he will han attend th9 performance in a body If a N will sell round trip tickThe L dle 800000 dozen eggs this jear worth sufficient number from here will attend ets to Louisville on May 8 9 and 10 on 80000 a special return train can be secured account of the May Music Festival The Edgwater distillery near Lair after the performance The Lexington Among the singers to be heard at the was sold last week to the whiskey trust Elks very kindly assisted Paris Lodge in festival are Mrae Marcella Sembricb the benefit given by the latter for 40000 Signor Campanari Miss Sara Ander Nervy thieves stole seven large catson and others of lesser fame tle from the stockyards of the Little which is being The Musketeers Pepper distillery at Lexington presented at the Grand Opera House in To Havana The grand jury at Owensboro return Cincinnati this week is the big Broad ed indictments against seventy six fire in way Theatre production which has Reduced rate fxcursion round trip surance companies for conspiring to swept all over the country It is an ex tickets on sale via the Queen Cin87 75 from act duplicate of Beerbohm Trees famous Crescent Route raise rates The Ledger Monthly for May will production given at Her Majestys cinnati including meals and berth on Finest limited trains Tick publish a story called The Love That Theatre London for oyer nine months steamers to the largest receipts ever accomplished ets at low rates via Queen Crescent Endured written by Hrnry Cleveland by any play iu the English capital Mr Route 24 hours Cincinnati to Jackson Wood of Harrodsburg experiences and success have ville 30 hours Jacksonville to Havana Clay City was nearly destroyed by fire ONeills Friday morning Eleven buildings are been equally brilliant in New York Write for printed matter maps and full The star company supporting Mr James la ruins Twenty one families are ONeill embraces Miss Blanche Bates particulars C Rinearson G P A W Loss 40000 homeless considered by many New York critics 10m Cincinnati Ohio Near Palmetto Ga Sunday after ¬ and a large portion of the New York noon a negro murderer and ravibher public the best young actress in the Co for wall- Go to J C Snyder was burned at the stake by a mob The country to day and the following well paper and window shades tf scene was visited by 4000 people who known New York favorites Frances carried away ghastly relics Carlyle Nora OBrien S Miller Kent mm ai d a cake walk ¬ two-year-old Half a hundred of society people took 8 Smith of Bonrbon County as a candidate for Attorney General srbject to part in a Society Minstrel Show at the action ol the Democratic party Versailles Friday night The program included the regular minetrel features ¬ We Pre authorized to announce John bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes Jfitc All Kinds All Prices ¬ Mothers Friend is not a chance remedy Its good effects are readily experienced by all expectam mothers who use it Years ago it passed the experimental stage While it always shortens labor and lessens the pains of delivery it is also of the greatest benefit during the earlier months of pregnancy Morning sickness and nervousness are readily overcome and the liniment relaxes the strained muscles permitting them to expand without causing distress Mothers Friend gives great recuperative power to the mother and her recovery is sure and rapid Danger from rising and s lied breasts is done away with completely Sold by All Sizes ¬ ¬ ¬ Quality Right Price Right ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ druggists for ATLANTA 1 a bottle THE BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO CIA Send for our free illustrated book for expecunt mother Style Right -- A choic lot of clover and timothy set u for sale by Geo W Stuart oppo tf site freight depot s ¬ ¬ ¬ of Paris a id Bourbon county are cordif ly invited to inspect an elegant line of juvenile 6uite from 3 to 8 years an 1 boys suits iro u 8 to 15 years at Price Cos clothiers tt i The hdie Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats Muslin Underwear No trouble to show goods Ladies this fine shoes less than half price week at Davis Thompson Isgrigs I feel as if tf ¬ ¬ ¬ fly to pieces words are on a womans How often those lips They express to the uttermost the nerve rackal condition of the body which makes life a daily martrydom If ths condition had come suddenly it would have been unbearable But the I should CD ANKCO r 44- i - Leaders iu Style and Fashion IN STREET j PARIS KY ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ft substitute iiqa woman would be glad to be rid of such a condition Every woman trie to oe rid of it Thousands of such women have ben cured by Dr Favorite when doctors had local entirely failed to transition was grad A little more ual strain each day on the nerves A little more drain each day of the vitality Any ¬ J Pierces with his treatment Prescription seedless raisins Nuts raisins dates figs curranttf Newton Mitchell - Roselle Knott Andrw Robson Ade laide Mould Edmund Collier Frank J ¬ Notice to Creditors Elizabeth Baker Edmund Hallett Thompson We are the peoples friends We re ¬ Breese etc It is expected that a num pair your linen and put neck bands on ber of Paris people will witness the production Reed Steam Laundry Co free Keenan Jaquea Krneger ¬ ¬ trust estate of Roseberry Rogers are re quested to present them to the under signed at onoe or to leave them for the ¬ ¬ Persons holding claims against the Sick women suffering from unpleasant drains irregularities bearing down pains inflammation and ulceration are invited to consult Dr Pierce Buffalo N by letter free of charge Every letter is guarded as a sacred confidence All letters are promptly answered and mailed in private envelopes without printing of any kind upon them Favorite Prescription is in the full- ¬ est sense a temperance medicine con- ¬ taining neither alcohol nor opium or other narcotic in any form Accept no ¬ cure is for YOU to judge whether or no I am offering the best and It See our new invoices of fashionable malaga Spring and Summer shoes for Indies and apples bananas emons grapes grape fruit misses New styles arriving daily Newton Mitchell tf Davis Thomson Isqriq tf Crystallized fruits nuts oranges undersigned at the law offices of McMillan Talbott in Paris Ky Jno H Roseberry Trustee c 4t ¬ Mrs Rena Hensel of Massillon Stark Co Ohio writes I had been troubled with chronic constipation and female weakness and docton d with different physicians none of whom Metned to help me I saw one of your advertisement- and I thought J would try your medicines I did so and with good results Took one bottle of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription and two of his Golden Medical Discovery and I can say I am cured of my troubles thanks to Dr Pierce and his medicines They do a world of good to those who give them a good trial cheapest line TINGS ever Ken tuckr If TRICES SORTMENT tell you fell of STRAW MAT brought to Central ¬ ¬ QUALITY and AS of PATTERNS dont to BUY dont do it thats Davis Thomson Isgrio have just this spring dont use anything but received an elegant line of latest shapes The undetsigned Executor of Thos A Blue River lime It is by far the whitstyles and colors in ladies and gentle Fntchcraft pursuant to an agreed order est lime made For sale Ly Geo W of the bourbon Circuit Court will on tf mens footwear tf Stuart opposite freight depot SATURDAY MAY 13TH 1899 T E Howe is agent for the Carlisle The prettiest and most stylish colors Creamery milk and also for the Elgin beginning about 230 p m on the and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson Creamery VS J Stevens butter of Cin premises hereinafter di scribed ex pose to public sale the lot and buildings tf received Isgrigs just 14apr lmo cinnati thereon owned by the late Thos A Hutchcraft connuouly known as the Millet Hungarian and early amber jF yoa want the best wagon made buy Jack Hook stable located in sugar cane seed for sale by Geo W tDe Owensboro for sale only by G W Paris Ky on Main Street between 7th and 8th streets fronting on Main street tf Stuart opposite freight depot Stuart opposite the frieght depot tf and extending back to Pleasant street a distance of about 214 feet adjoiuing on Main street on one side the Murray propei ty and on the other the property of J T Hinton and being the same property conveyed to Thos A Hutchcraft by A L Butler by deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court to which reference is made Gentlemen will find at our store the correct styles This isfor a more particular description the most desirable livery and sale stable in Pr s The stable proper in dress shirts the latest styles in lawn ties the very new- ¬ and lower rooms are leased until Sep tember 1st 1899 at 60 00 per month cuffs and everything neccessary Of the three upstairs rooms one is now est shapes in collars and leased by the month at 500 per month to all will to a gentlemans toilet for a soqgi functifi Every article The purchaser after be entitled Bidders rents accruing the sale are invited to inspect the property in our store is new stock We are showing the latest Terms -- vaid sale will be made upon of 0 and 12 for equal and light top coats Splendid value creditsof the purchase months the pur money parts shapes in Spring hats chaser to execute bonds payable to the undersigned with good surety to be apor the money back if he wants it to every customer proved of by the undersigned bearing interest from date of sale until paid at tne mm ot 6 per cent per annum due in 6 aui 2 months respectively ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 If yon expect to do any white-washin- g Public Sale Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets are a per-¬ fect cure for constipation Executors sale As executor of Robert Cunningham I will on SATURDAY And CARPETS well no adver tisement can do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing and lowness of price You wi have to SEE them to appreciate them Come in and take a look it will cost you nothing And then I have the WALL PAPERS to match the carpets and They are prettier this matting year than ever and that is saying a great deal No one can touch ¬ 1 ¬ APRIL 29 18911 ¬ Higli Society beginning at 1 oclock p m on the premises at Cunningham Statior be tween L N R R and the Iron Works Turnpike road sell at public sale 35 acres of land virgin soil well watered and some timber on it ¬ KAY CUNNINGHAM Executor At the same time and place the un dersigned heirs of Lafayette Cunning ¬ ham will sell 3 acres of land adjoining the above tract jlood land lays well been in trass for 30 years Terms made known on day of sale Any person desiring to see said land call on or address the Executor at Ansterlitz Heirs of Lafayette Cunningham A T Forsyth Auctioneer td ¬ ¬ my line either in patterns or prices lean show two patterns 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 i large and exclusive line of Baby Carriages Bed Room Toilet Sets Chiffoniers set Lamp Hammocks Ladies Desk Book Cases and anything else per- ¬ taining to the house furnishing line The best REFRIGERATOR is the NORTH STAR Sold only by ¬ ¬ PARKER JAMES Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky Your Money Back On Demand R B HUTCHCRAFT Executor of Thos A Hntchcraft All persons h ivintf claims against the Elegant A Hutchcraft estate of Thos Mju will present them at once to the Send ii undersigned properly proven according iifi to law de-ce- a- J wnr 1 T HINTON Room Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches re-- Embalming scientifically attended to to be li hh of i ugst Pictures and uld fnrnitme CARRIAGES FOR HIRE McMillan Talbott Attys Upr ivvk R B HUTCHCRAFT Yonrfurnifari moved by experienced ha lid- Executor THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY THE BQUBBQN JEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 TUESDAY APRIL 25 1899 FOR NEW Eld Zach Sweeneys Meeting Eld Zach Sweeney a Christian Church minister of Natimal fame w ose Paris friends are legion began a protracted meeting Sunday at the Christian Church The capacity of the Church was tested at both servh es by the audience which gathered to hear Eld Sweeneys fine sermons Eld Sweeneys sermons are eloquent and earnest and he tells the gospel stories so beautifully and touchiogly that his meetings have brought many souls into the church He preached another fine sermon last night from the subject The Rule of Three The choir has been augmented and the music will be an attractive feature during the meeting Mrs E C Long sang a beautiful solo Sunday night The meetings will begin promptly at half past seven oclock every night and will be over by nine oclock The pastor asks all to be in their seats by half pasts seven Eld Sweeneys subject to night wil be The Mission and The Work of The Holy Spirit -- PERSONAL MENTION BY The School Lecture Course lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as cone ci88 mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months A J100 Etc Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Ch amp Orders Mihfr The Monday Night Literary Club met laet night wfth Miss Louise Parrish Gentlemens balbriggan underwear for Summer at fifty cents a suit at Price Cos Lexington drummer was here yesterday having resumed his regular trips H Bowen the Cincinnati optician will be at A J Winters Cos Thursday Examination free C John Morgan the old Dr traveling in Central Ken tucky selling alleged insect powdtr which is nothing more than ordinary flour Mrs Mary Hibler has purchased from Lancaster Northcott a lot on Eighth street and will soon erect a residence thereon A ¬ fakir is Concerning Brick Streets George Horine and City Engineer ONeill of Lexington who are making a plat of Main street of Paris will arrive here to morrow to deliver their work to the Council and the brick street question will more than likely be discussed at the regular conncil meeting Thursday night Col W W Baldwin of the Maysville Lexington Turnpike Co yesterday told The News that it cost him an average of twelve hundred dollars per year to keep the Main street of Paris L turnpike in rewhich is the M pair The cost of scraping the street and carting away the mud and the expense of repairing the street crossings will add several hundred dollars to the cist of keeping up the street It will be economy to pave the street and there is a growing sentin ei t in favor of the improvement ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dainty lunch hot biscuit and coffee served every day this week April 24th to 29tb cooked on Majtstic Range at Benj- - Perrys store 2t - mm At Christian Church Wednesday evening a silk umbrella Owner can have same by proving property Apply to Wm Myall It Found ¬ so badly week by her clothes catch- ¬ burned ing fire from a lamp was reported yes- ¬ Mrs June Payne who was ltt terday to be improving nicely The News is requested to state that the postponed social of the Westminster League will be held Friday night at the residence of C B Notes of The Elks The Paris Lodge of Elks will meet to night at half past seven oclock There will be initiation work The Cynthiana Elks will give a grand minstrel performance in June just before the June commencement exercises The Lexington Lodge will give the Polly the Pet of The comic opera Friday night under the Regiment direction of Prof A C Guzeit The Newport Lodge will entertain members of various Kentucky lodges early in May when about fifty new members will be initiated into the local ¬ ¬ Mitchell on Vine street John Brown formerly of the Second Kentucky whore enlisted in the Third Engineers has received his discharge from the army and nas returned from Pinar del Rio The Wm Tarr distillery at Lexington has been transferred to the whiskey 30000 The trust The price was brands signatures trade mark etc are valued at 80001 Sarah Dykes a negro woman aged seventy seven of Brentsville was yes terday adjudged insane and ordered to the asylum at Lexington Her delusion is that she was cod jured by a wo nan who buried a bottle under her house -- ¬ lodge The Lexington Elks have assumed the management of the Lexington Fair and will give a grand fair in August The Elks have subscribed 3000 toward Next visit Thursday April 27 1890 TheLN will shortly begin the work the fnnd mm E T Porter who has been speid improving its roadbed between CincinA Deer Park Syndicate ing several weeks wih the family of nati and Paris by laying heavy steel Dock Hicks of Frenchburg has form- Mr W E Hibler near this city will rails A certain number of miles of to these rails are laid every year on this ed a syndicate composed of himself leave Friday for a months visit Do vou need t Spring Suit If so we ak vou to look at our line division and they now extend from Cin- Col E F Clay and Catesby Woodforr relatives in Moline Ills and Daven WE MAKE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS of Paris for purpose of establshing port Iowa for Spring and Summer cinnati almost to Falmouth Menifee county says the WORK and do iot compete with cheap tailors who jrivo you cheap a deer park in The married ladies and gentlemens Will pay highest market price for w k 1 e Nut Goodwin and his company were Lexington Leader The park will ui rlnh was entertained at euchre Satur your wool Call and get wool sacks in Paris Tuerday for about ten min- located on Tarr Ridge and contains 600 day evening by Mrs J T Ireland The and twine Ycu know that ti car not get something for nothing Good N was carrying acres of land owned by Hicks Tb y L utes while the clothes are bound to c st more tlmn cheap ami inf rim ones R B HUTHCRAFT committee on selecting a name for the Paris Ky 21 ap et Cincinnati in Mr Goodwins will fence the land with a ten foot wire club was not ready to report The club themt We will make yon a suit CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN They played to fence and will have only one gate members will be entertained Friday special car Goodwin KENTUCKY when yon tak into consideration the way they are a crowded house Thursday night in Lex- The deer will be secured from the evening the 28th by Mrs W E Board made Every suit iv put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST ington in Nathan Hale National Yellowstone Park Woik will a former ctiz n Mr John Taylor THING out be commenced as soon as the timber is Midway who is now The Lexiugtoa correspondent of the removed from the land or some time of Millerburg and About 40 acres now in timothy oq coke business in old Mexico was the Iron Works turnpike between Cun in the nBirier- - Jam ual has dreamed tint the Lexington will be this Fall iu toe city las week greeting old ningham Station and Jones X Roads street car system of 6000 per acre extended by building electric lines from Prominent Kentuckkuis Suicide f lends He and A T Forsyth recog at Apply to Kobt S Thompson Escon nized each other in mediately though dida Ky or R T Ford 48 East 26th Lexington to Paris Nicholasville Rich S E TIPTON Cutter Two prominent Kentuckiaus com- they had not me lot thirty six years 21ap tf St New York City Versailles and Nicholasville mond mitted suicide Saturday by shootirg N has four trains daily beMr and Mrs Phillip Terry who The L themselves arrived in New York tween Paris and Lexington which can OF Winslow Dudley aged have recently BeDJamin traveling pub fully accommodate the from a trip around the world came fifty six and a prominent citizen and Friday for a visit to the lic turfman committed suicide at Lexing to Paris parentsniht and Mrs Tbos I will sell Monday May 1st 1899 Mr formers court dav in Pari Ky one nice Stam ton Saturday He had been suffering New Magistrate Appointed Terry Mr and Mrs Terry have started boul mare let dam Luna 2d dam Moonfrom insomnia fontib journey around the shine Also her yearling ally colt by Judge Wm Purnell has appointed Col M Lewis Clark of Louisville on their Joseph Dejarnett of the Hutchison shot and killed himself in his room at a world and will leave in a few days for a Dr Hooker N D McCLINTOCK VR9 precinct to fill the vacancy in the fis- ¬ Memphis hotel Saturday morning Ee short visit to Kansas City before sailing Box 803 Paris Ky cal Court caused by the resignation of left nothing to indicate the cause of tie from San Francisco Mr Terry is repSquire E P Claybrook The new ap suicide but had been much depressed in resenting a syndicate of America THE GREAT MAJESTIC They are accompanied manufacturers pointee is a good man and will make a spirits for some time We have received a complete line of fashionable by there infant sou who was born in good magis rate disTaylor Whitehead a Louisville Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen tiller f hot and killed himself yesterdav Japan Mr and Mrs Terry are charm Elected iuiiilJMiii New Bank Clerk EEf ty ft people and talk very interestingly He was 54 years old These invoices include the latest sfvles and shapes travels about their McClintock who is now a W Speaker Beckhams Visit and colors in stylish iootwear You will find just what clerk in the office of Auditor Saml Col W W Baldwin the turnpike you want among our stock JUUUKflC S KAJE5TIC Hon JC W Beckham of Nelson Stone of Frankfort has been elected magnate was in thi city yesterday en MFG Hg MFGCQ II I 5TLDUI5 gy 5TUUS 1 clerk at the Agricultural Bank in this county who was speaker of the last route to Frankfort It is said that he resign House of Representatives was in the city vice James McClure who hs made a proposition to the State ed to become manager of the Central city Friday and Saturday in the inter- Board of Staking Fnnd Commissioners DAVIS THOMSON Trust Company of Paris which was or et of his candidacy for the Democratic to purchase all oth States stock in the nomination for Lieutenant Governor of M ganized last week L turnpike an l may again be at Kentucky Mr Beckham was the the head of the company Executors Sale irnHst of Hon J T Hinton while m the city ana maae quire a favorable im Rev Dr Rvland aged ninety four you want a paying investment pression apon the citizen If dlel Sunday light iu Lexington Fe think about the Jack Hook livery stable PERFECT CONTENT oldest Baptist minister in Ken- ¬ Real Estate Sale sold on 13th day of May by was the that is to be as executor This tucky R B Hutchcraft Master Commissioner E M Dickson street to is bound to be yours wh n yon get inside THE GREAT MAJESTIC stable runs through from Main sold Saturday the life estate of Mrs in of of the best of one of faultlessly laundered collars mnnnf ntruot oni a ine Central Ken- - Mollie Wilson in twenty four acres of A full account willSnndays battlepae on be found the Paillippine color and fiuish are livery and sale stables in Cooking ExtiiDil cuffrf or shirt The no frayed edges or land to B P Hopkins at nine dollars two See ad on page four tucky exquisite There are V Wmm mW per acre Also twenty one acres belong torn button holes to annov vou from ry Contest- Declamat ing to W L Gibson to same purchaser jtmW J JjCy4ifi I have arranged to have a cooking any work done at this laun A long account of the George murder The lands lie 40 per acre exhibit on the Great Majestic Steel and dry The following High School pupils will for Little Rock and the sales were trial at Canton O is printed on page Malleable Iron Range at my store on six contest Friday evening at 730 at the near each day of next week from the 24th Forsyth ryfrnumTwchapel for the honor of repre- - made by auctioneer to 29th inclusive All the ladies of school Ml tig iL and adjoining counties are in sentine Paris at the annual Graded Free With ev rv Mojeatic St el Bourbon fee the exhibit and learn the My agency insures against to vited to be held at Somer Too bonght Of Be irry this week merits of the great Majestic Range u fire Wind ana Storm uesb un ic- - Range et Mav 6th Messrs Root rne j from 24th to 29th the purchaser will r Respectfully ii t s nm BRO Proprietor Perry Sbv Leon luaaiuueu d i Misses liable Y M HINTON JR prompt paying compan- receive a beantifnl pet of Majestic ware a and Fanl Weaver Lilleston Phone 4 Main office at Parker James S ft Perrys adverti ement in another Westie Board man and Mav En ley me ieston-union Paris Ky be td l2t column An admission of ten cents will W 0 HINTON Agent charged ¬ Hon C M Thomas delighted a large audience at the second lecture of the COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED Friday afternoon course at the City THE NEWS MAN School Friday with an excellent address Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At on Our Diplomatic Service Dr W The Depot In The Hotel Lobbies And C Ussery delivered a very interesting Elsewhere lecture on Little Mischeif Makers on Ex Mayor Mitchell of Mt Sterling the previous Friday The next lecture was in the citv yesterday of the course will be delivered May 5th Capt Wm Longmire of Lexington by Rev F J Cheek was in the city Saturdav Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 Mrs B M Renick was in Winches- ¬ best in the country for the money ter yesterday on a short visit Stetson the reliable soft and stiff Mr Harry OBrien arrived home 2 best hat in Kentucky for the Sunday from San Francisco money A complete line of Spring hats went to Cincin- ¬ from fifty cents upwards Mr John Graziana nati yesterday on a business trip Price Co Clothiers 0 Mrs Will Warren of Lexington New Photograph Gallery is visiting relatives in this city D Cable has opened a cozy new pho Mr John Barnes of Mt Sterling was in the city Sunday and yesterday tograph gallery on Main street opposite Miss Bessie Armstrong left yester- ¬ the Telephone Exchange where he is day for a visit to relatives in Cincinnati prepared to make good pictures at low finMrs Come Watson who has been prices Kodak work will also be very ill was able to be out for a drive ished up promptly in fiist class stye He solicits the patronage of the public Saturday 18a6t Prof F P Walker came home To My Patrons from Sharpsburg Female College Frid y from a short visit I bave moyed my gallery fixtures to Mr Hoffman Wood and wife of Mt my residence on Henderson street but I Sterling arrived in the city Saturday for am prepared to make pictures from old a visit to relatives negatives or make large pictures and Mrs L G Brown of Rockford finish kodak work Orders can be left Ills is the guest of Mrs Mamie Fij at Varden s drug store or at my residence ian on Second street L Gkinnan Miss Laura Estill of Lexington returned to Lexington Saturday after a short visit to Miss Kate Alexander Miss Nellie Lyle who has been vieit Clark having The firm of Turney ing her uncle Mr J A Lyle near been dissolved all those indebted to said Paris returned Saturday to Danville firm are required to call on the underMr and Mrs Victor Dodge of Lex- signed at once and settle Those to please is indebted ington were guests of Mr David Dodge whom the firm accounts to will under the present their a d family from Saturday until yester- sigued I will continue in the livery day business at the same places lower and son upper stables and I solicit the patron Mr and Mrs John Feeney and age of ail went to Richmond Saturday for a visit WALTER CLAUK to relatives Mr Feeney returned home Surviving Partner yesterday April 18 1899 Miss Annie Clay who has been Mrs Sidney V siting her sister-in-laCITIZENS ATTENTION G Clay returned yesterday to her home in Lexington Now is the time to bring in your en- Miss Madge Carruthers leaves this urine- mowers and iarm macniuery ror AlsoMowerand binder blades morning for her home in Cincinnati af- rjoair to Miss Louise And dont forget your lawn mowers ter a very pleasant visit gas and oil stoves which I will make as Parrish on High street good as new Gas steam and water Misses Elizabeth Hazelrigg Frankfitting Steel ranges repaired All lipj fort Helen Bennett of Richmond and work guaranteed Isabel Simrall of Covington are guests NEWMALIS MACHINE SHOP of Miss Elizabeth Spears t or Third and Pleasant St Mrs W D Brewer has returned to Covington after a visit to her son W accompanied by her Corn Hay Brewer W Mrs Brewer daughter-in-laMisses Mary T Dudley Rebecca and 20 tons of 200 Johnson and Irma Labrot of Frankfort mixed barrele of corn delivered at Paris or clover hay and Sallie and Kathenne Bronston of R B HUTCHCRAFT Lexington were guests of Miss Nannie 21 ap 2t Clay Friday and Saturday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w ¬ Black Crepons 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 Black Crepon from 50 cents to 8200 per yard 4rj inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yard All Wool Checks and SolidColors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Table Linen and Napkins in Grea Variety White Goods- - of All Descriptions from 5 cents np Splendid Seamless Ladies and Childiens Ho lOcents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents p it yard 10 4 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per yar d Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is failing ami should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set in rnunes of the highest elasticity and co sequent ly ol greatest durahilily united with the inmost llghtuess and elegance When both frames and lenses are scientifically fitted by Or C H Bo wens system they always give satisfaction for they are perfect Never buy cheap portaccs nor of men who do not kiow how to fit them You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lens s and are Ix ller off without any glasses than with cither o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful ueaiur ttiiu uiuj win nisi iingei niiuuiu uiiuuge huh uc ciieapcsi in me euu I ¬ We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit our store on the second ami last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or tsioney refunded ant Watted w C4ffr7 P WANTED ¬ ¬ ¬ 50000 lbs Wool ¬ y ¬ Land For Sale ¬ ¬ ¬ F P LO WRY CO Fine ISMTorotirLt ¬ ¬ ¬ PUBLIC SALE ELEGANT INVOICE ¬ ¬ Spring and Summer Shoes JUST RECEIVED ¬ ¬ ¬ CQ ¬ ¬ i ISGRIG - -- -- ¬ Parrys I up-to-da- te ¬ JSff i Arm i t -- I I ¬ mt -- - m l l r The Bourbon Steam Laundry BEN J PERRY V- - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 25 1899 STEPHON kwVt 20404 NEARINGANEND Testimony on Behalf of Mrs George Concluded Friday Brief Examination by Agreement Satur ¬ day anil Testimony in Rebuttal The Jury Will Probably Be Charged VI ednesday Afternoon ds 16 hand8 hieh and weiKh8 1760poand8 This is the only uQd re818tered Percherou stallion ever offered to the public in y came from the alawu Farms owned by M W Dunkaui tm nf w M the lar8e8t breeder of Fercheron and French Coach horses in ySi toe w and the owner of more prize winners thau any other breeder in ii riance or America J Ra edCtor STlAnyoUf3 Passe II Passe p- - ra Rocrded with pedigree in the Percheron Stod Book of America 20 1893 ot b y trAdat 7112 24 785 2d dam Eli8e b s Duke-dk-Chartku- PEDIGREE 1402 dam Abydos 960 April 21 The defense in the George trial began Thursday morn injr its attack on state witnesst s claimed to be addicted to the opium or morphine habit Dr Eyman su ¬ perintendent ot the state asylum for the insane at Newburg testified as an expert He said a person addicted to the habit loses honor and truthfulness and retains little or no principle Of 1050 patients in his asylum he estimated 50 to 100 were morphine vic- ¬ tims This testimony is most impor- ¬ tant and valuable to tbe defense Mrs Hckroate who was the onl witness who identified Mrs George as the mur ¬ derer is an admitted morphine user Alva Whipple 1 E Mook and Mrs Mook testified to the darkness of the roifSS8111 French by NAKtM Partout etc 714 Partout out of Biche 162 721 12004 by a son of Coco Canton O 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by 1V6 Ut f LAujie hy Vieux Pierre 804 he by Coco 712 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Viex Cha8lin he by Coco 712 out of Poulo by Sandi ov80by 715 -- OCo by Mignon out of Pauline by Vieux Coco Mionon 715 by c 739 Coco II 1714 by Vieux Chaslin 713 etc out of La irise by Vieux Pierre 883 komulus 8o 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus sonof Moreuil OUt Of FleUr 1TCninrt htr thtt rniurnnian ofnlln he bv Jean-le-Blan- Ilderim 894 a0578 Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronue V Uderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux lierre 5302 by Valentin the defense It was especially sought to show that the accused might have left the scene of the tragedy after the shooting and reached Florence KIinr lers home at the hour named by that witness In an effort to rebut Mrs Lindemans testimony about Mrs George not hav- ¬ ing a revolver concealed the day of the murder policeman McCloud was called to show that Mrs George had inside her corsage that day a number of nap-¬ kins intended to improve her form This was held incompetent in rebuttal Michael Uarr post office money order clerk said he saw Mrs George in the office at 250 and 315 the day of the murder This was in contradiction of Mrs Lindeman who said Mrs Georce was with her all of the afternoon He also identified two letters in Mrs ¬ THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY jmiippinT Georges writing Mrs Corbon nnA 4 4 STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place vuv jlivc at IUO 1UW pi ICO Ol miles West of Paris on J W E 11 FERGUSON Paris Kentucky I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS S5SmSUmmUB2 VUftk Been wagons of flign Grade wort And a full line of cheaper grades I am also doing painting I have a good painter and will see that you get a good job of painting JAMES s AsC H HACGKRD - Cor High and Fourth Sts Paris Ky mtw Z Florida Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to ¬ ¬ KtVWtiT HAVANA rsisz- Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and SAVANNAH connecting lines Through connections to Tampa JACKSONVILLt Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and Low rate round trip tickets San Juan The Train Service is perfect in detail Fast schedNASSAU Jv ules 24 hours to Jackson hamtanjas V I AUCUiTINt V T - - ville 54 hours Cincinnati aarT5ANTIACO -- to W1TU fcB I I M B ilHWilllMi KWCSTOK-fg- r- caati Hi eJgiP M w Md fl iTIil r a MiiUv Havana WCnsEARS0s 4 f I Cincinnati iffi d ffl N O FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway Life Insurance Policies BOUGHT FOIt CASH up stairs 2 doors West of Bouubon News H S STOUT Paris Ky Phoue 58 GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Will Keimey Physician phone loG M- - D Surgeon Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ing and Repairing Main Street Special attention given to Undertak- ¬ Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste Office Hours 7 Paris Ky bane tn to 10 a in 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS wra luinuinin tKimiOR WILill 1 NO GAS NO COCAINE Ai Vi NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE AT LOW KATES 5 BROADLY TARIS KY A simple application to the gums used nnlv bv me and acknowledged bv the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely tree trom any auer enects Catephoric treatment for painless filling 21ina99 tt oet or teem Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction ovu 50cts up 100 up 50 D 1500 500 cti Trees Plants Vines J Hours 321 Main St I Ml Paris 0Kyf3 opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Shrubs Fruit and Ornamental Trees Orchard ever thing for Small Fruits and agents Lawn or Garden We employ no prices bu sell direct at reasonable on ap Catalogues strawberry ard Tree plication to ¬ Telephone 79 Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the hundrd dollars dnring the year 1897 O W Miller Agent Paris Ky H F HILLENMEYEK LltXINOTON Ky 27ft Telephone court Sample C George was called to fix the time of settlement with Saxton at two days before Saxtons death The memoranda of settlement was offered in evidence Dr A C ¬ night W B DeWces Mrs Maud tific witnessBrant testified as a scienon the morphine habit liandall and Joseph A Lippert testi- ¬ and also on an examination of Mrs fied to burrs growing along the side- ¬ He said she shows no sympEckroate walk next to the house where Mrs toms of the habitual use of opium George roomed A 1J Walker followed Dr Krant Dr Thomas Shepard the former janitor and the remainder of the morning was was recalled and testified to having devoted to medical testimony on the heard Saxton say he would kick Mrs morphine habit ieorge oit of the block if she didnt Dr Walker testified as to Mrs Eck ¬ sta out S Kaufman n cashier of the na- roate and that examinations show nc tional bank testified to issuing drafts symptoms of the habit in her case to Saxton to the amount of 8500 which A TRAGEDY ON THE OCEAN were cashed in South Dakota either by Mrs George or others for her An Open Boat ontaininf the Remains of James Huddeil night clerk at the Nine Men Who Perished Some Time Hotel Federal Allegheny testified Ago Drifts Ashore at Corinto Mrs George regis ¬ that Saxton and San Francisco April 2 L The steam- ¬ tered as G D Smith and wife of Toer Cit3of Para from Central American ledo on March 24 1S90 An alibi is promised by the defense ports brings details of an ocean trag-¬ While the vessel was at Corinto A woman who lives near the scene of edy the murder will swear that Mrs George an open boat containing the remains was in her house at the time of the of nine men who perished months ago drifted ashore there The bodies were shooting Attorneys for Mrs George say they horribly emaciated and the manner in will account for her whereabouts dur- which their limbs were contorted ing all of the time between 6 and 7 showed that they must have died in terrible agon- - Not a drop of water p ra Canton O April 22 The defense and not a particle of food was in the sought to show Friday by Miss Flor¬ boat In December last Louis W Maslen ence B Klingler that in 1890 Mrs George was making preparations to go of the El Triumfo Pier Co and three to housekeeping It was excluded un- ¬ of the port officials and five boatmen til better evidence of a promise to went out to the mail companys steam- ¬ marry her had been furnished The er lying at El Triumfo They boarded witness also testified to passing the mail boat and stayed until the Saxton on his way west at 555 signs of an approaching storm warned the evening of his death At 025 them to return The gale came up she said Mrs George came to her home quickly and overtook the boat soon af ¬ on Marion street and remained there ter it got away from the steamer It until 050 when she went to Sterlings was never seen again until it iloatcd law office These hours constitute an into Corinto harbor Louis W Maslen alibi it being practically a physical was the son of E W Maslen deputy impossibility to have been at the Alt naval officer of this port The names house home at the hour of the shoot- ¬ of the other victims are not given ing and at the Klingler home at 025 THEIR SKULLS CRUSHED E J Schiabach a druggist testi- ¬ fied to having sold one eight ounce Their liodies bottle of morphine to Mrs Eckroate Two Women Murdered and Mines Near Mutilated at the arbou at intervals of a week or two Harry Murphysboro Tenn A Taylor testified to Mrs George and MtJBPHTSBOBO 111 April 24 The Saxton going to Allegheny in March NO bodies of two women who were found Joseph Eckroate husband of the murdered while they slept were found woman who testified that she had seen in the house of Francis M Davie a and reeognized Mrs George in the act miner residing one mile from Carbon of firing two shots into Saxtons body Mine No 0 at S oclock Sunday mornlooking from her bedroom window ing The bodies were mutilated and was called to the stand at the opening blood stained It was the opinion of of the trial of Mrs George Friday the doctor who was called in to the morning He testified that his wife orrvvrmr rrno that tVio iinmon liwl had been using a white powder pre- been dead 24 hours The victims are 12 Mrs Mary E Davie and Miss Mill sumed to be morphine for the past jears He said it made her drowsy stead who resided with the family and irritable The discovery was made by two men Fred P Shanafelt and Alex Garver Who happened to be working near the druggists also testified to selling mor place and who were struck by the un- ¬ Former Po ¬ natural quiet which seemed to haunt phine to Mrs Eckroate liceman II A Smallfield was prevent ¬ it ed from telling about finding Mrs George in the Saxton block after mid- AN EXCURSION TRAIN STONED night one night Visitors Loaded With Ghastly Reminders Miss Effie Darr told of passing Mrs of the Hurning of Sam Hose Attack ¬ George near the Lindeman house ed Presumably By Negroes about 520 the evening of Saxtons death and Mrs Ella Fink testified to Atlanta Ga April 24 One special seeing Mrs George at that house dur and two regular trains carried nearly ing the day and leaving it at 50 also 4000 people to Newnan to witness the to the presence of burrs and Spanish burning of Sam Hose or to visit the needles in the yard scene of the horrible affair The exMiss Alice Mandebaugh testified to cursionists returning Sunday night having often seen Mrs Aithouse enter were loaded down with ghastly rethe Saxton block in 1S9S minders of the affair in the shape of Canton O April 22 The testimony bones pieces of flesh and parts of the on behalf of the defense in the trial of wood which was placed at the Negros Mrs George was concluded Friday A feet One of the trainsas it passed through brief cross examination by agreement Fort McPherson four miles out of At- ¬ will be conducted Saturday morning andt hen testimony in rebuttal will be lanta was stoned presumably b- - Ne-¬ A number of windows were offered If this is concluded before the groes regular hour for noon adjournment broken and two passengers were pain- ¬ adjourn two fully injured court will then The jury will probably be days A Tragedy in Texas charged Wednesday forenoon The Houston Tex April 24 In a shoot- ¬ of Friday were the calling of ing affair Sunday near Treval in Trin- ¬ features Sample C Georje the former husband ity county Edward Harding and Jas of the defendant to the stand the C Trebathan were killed and L C alibi of Mrs George and the effort to Harding fatally wounded The orig- ¬ impeach the testimony of Mrs Eck- inal difficulty was between L C Hard ¬ roate the woman who claims to have ing and Trebathan Edward Harding recognized Mrs George in the act of interfered and was killed by Treba ¬ firing two of the shots than who fatally wounded the remain ¬ April 24 Mrs Lizzie ing Harding before being killed himCanton Miller who saw the man in the mack- self The cause of the trouble is not intosh cape and sailor hat soon after known the death of Saxton was not on hand The mine operators of Springfield for cross examination by the state 111 sub district have acceded under A docwhen court opened Saturday protest to the miners demands for tor had been sent to investigate her scale for outside laborers paying under physical ability to attend and the protest pending the decision of the state reserved the right to take up the state board of arbitration A thousand subject latter men are affected Then reuuttal on behalf of the state Michael Hogan the Irish poet who began County Surveyor J S Hoover wa caled to testify as to the distances visited the United States about 1SSC is betwee i points named in testimony for dead in London ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Lizzie Miller sent a medical certificate of inability to appear in QjXKO1 Swamp Root The Great Kidney Restorative and Healer ITS MARVELOUS SUCCESS IN wK- - ALL KIDNEY BLADDER AND URIC ACID TROUBLES To Prove for Yourself the Wonderful Merits of This Great Discovery You may Have a Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free By Mail What your kidneys need is a gentle healing tonie infiuenee that will soothe their irritability and gently regulate them The only thing that will do this is Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the ideal Kidney Restorative It used to be considered that 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DISCOVERY gives U II ilKtV SNSlai f Alima ¬ CURES Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in tlma Sold by druzeif sv WHPrALL Lb2 FAILS CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FHANCISCO CAX LOUISVILLE KY NSW YOBK IT Y For sale by all 2rugtr Price 50c per bottle A N K -- F 1723 WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS pleae atat uaat yoa w Vve AUvertU sat i i pitr r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY APRIL 25 1899 MM 3I I mit der funeral neral Band Leader Wanted Hi Band You rants us to blay lies it a military fu ¬ KIDNEY DISEASE Caused WANTED PAUL TO TELL A Tipsy Marital Conversation She Do you remember how you said When you were courting me that if I Weekly would marry you would have nothing to do all my days but sit around and Time Wnted look pretty My wife never buys a hat And how different it is now H- - requested that your band should plays his funeral Hon J II Caldwell a prominent Band Leader proudly My pand eh member of the Louisiana State LegislaVy he shoose my pand Stranger He said he wanted every ¬ ture says the following in regard to body to feel sorry he died N Y for catarrh Pe-ru-- na Stranger Xo its the funeral of mp brother He was a private citizen He by Internal Catarrh Promptly Cured by with the Scriptures Asks a Question Wayfarer Who Is Familiar ¬ Pe-ru-- na cant Well it apolis Journal look pretty any more A ajnt my fault if you consulting me Is that so Well old man your Indianr wifes a wonder You ought to be able ¬ a gown or even a pair of gloves without first to save money 1 could probably if she didnt al Come bear with the weather and dont ways go and get what she wanted just makt a fu The bright side of esrth will soon swing the same as if I had agreed to it Chi ¬ round to us cago Daily News Wnere now you ait g umohng and toasting your feet Her Explanation You soon will sit fanning and roasting the A woman remarked the man who heat assume superior airs has no sense of Detroit Free Press Reproof ABSESCE OF MIND answered his wife when you consider how often she is requested to laugh over serious matters like house cleaning and Easter bonnets I dont Wash- ¬ think you ought to blame her Wi 11 humor ington Star Wheat Goes He Broker De Ledger Xo Hear about Dnn Curbb Ie Hon T y him Knocked fiat You dont say so Was he caught without it I never fail to recommend it when an opportunity presents itself by the drop in wheal J H Caldwell Robeline La Well yes something like that A Gilbert Ilofer Grays Ky says in a X YT barrel of Hour fell on him letter dated March 7th 1S94 I have Week v used four bottles of and 1 am Where Last Resort Failed well of my catarrh and it cured my Dr Brook Im much worried about Rrights disease I had been troubled Mrs Smiths ease Her melancholia is for two years I weigh twenty pounds evidently incurable more than I did before I was taken sick Dr Tones Have alarming symptoms I shall never be without developed Send for free catarrh book Address Nlr Brownrigg an absent minded Br Brook Yes her husband sent Dr Hartman Columbus 0 old gent Let me see does Mr Brown ¬ home yesterday an assortment of rigg live here spring hats for her to try on and she POLAND New servant not recognizing her refused to look at them X Y World BREEDERS CHINA master Yes sir but hes not in at can teeure a feampie jair of our present An Epitaph s Hos Asleep upon the breast of earth Mr B O well nevermind Ill call This little headstone under Jft TIME and agency If tbey will again Puneh write at once 2 8M0U Lies one who scarce survived his birth 1 Whats happened to for a number have used years with the very best results for catarrhal diseases I shall never be Pe-ru-na J II Caldwell A man of the North side saw a masculine member of the human race tumble down on the sidewalk the other evening hopelessly intoxicated Disgusted at the sight he vis about to pass on uuheedful ot bis neigh bors Risfortunc win n the story of the good Samaritan Hashed across his inind and he resolved tor onee to he charitably helpful He accosted the fallen one and assisted him to his unsteady feet and after much per- ¬ sistent interviewing succeeded in ascertain ¬ ing the number of his home Thither he piloted his swaying companion and was re warded on the doorstep by a volley of thanks and a most importunate invitation to enter and take a drink No responded the modern Samaritan 1 emphatically wont go in and take a drink and youd better follow my example and get to bed as quickly as you can All right I guess J will muttered the tipsy host drowsily But tell me your name anyway I want to know the name of the man who brought me to my dooi As his eloquence and voice w re vraxing in strength the Samaritan thought it wis- ¬ dom to comply in some way with his asso- ¬ ciates desires and at the same time had no intention to reveal his own identity Paul is my name be answered at last in compromise turning to go down the steps Come here Paul eagerly called the other man at once Come back and answer the question Ive had it in my mind to ask you for years Paul he continued impressively did you ever get an answer to your letters to the Ephesiansr Chicago Chronicle ¬ ¬ ¬ Will ilSJB BfAuHi tSF VvJ D ysraPsssfsr pi E wWi anril t cSw Jn bbbbbbbWWJv 9RWir of Cheap Excursions 18Mk Annual Meeting General Assembly Cum- ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na ta 0J8Ci Summit Street L The professional mush ian Work and Play Nine days his name was Wonder Harlem Life B SILVER CO wdirlnd lb Cleveland Ohio His duty never shirks Yet when he works h always plays And when he plays he works E A YV Bulletin THE MODERN SCHOOLBOY Col May 18 to 26 Annual Meeting General Assembly Presby terian Church at Minneapolis Minn May 18 to June 1 National Baptist Anniversaries at San Francisco Cal May 20 to 20 National Educational Association at Los Angeles Cal July 11 to 14 For ail these meetings cheap excursion rates have bevn made and delegates and others interested should bear in mind that the bst route to each convention city is St Paul liy via the Chicago Milwaukee and its connections Choice of routes is of fered those going to the meetings on the Pacific Coast of going via Omaha or Kansas City and returning by St Paul and MinneSt Paul apolis The Chicago Milwaukee Ry has the short line between Chicago and Omaha and the best line between Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis the route of the Pioneer Limited the only perfect train in the world All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via St Paul Ry the Chicago Milwaukee For time tables and information as to rates and routes address Geo H Heafford General Passengar Agent Chicago 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ berland Presbyterian Church at Denver No old time doctor disctrds the medicine which can show unbroken record of an Fifty Years of Cures To those doctors who went up and down the country in every kind of wind and weather faithful patient and true Ayers Sarsa Today any doctor of repute who parilla owes its first success We have thousands prescribes any Sarsaparilla prescribes Ayers cf testimonials from doctors all over this land that it is the one safe Sarsaparilla and the doctors know what it is because we have been giving the formula of it to them for over half a century This is why ¬ CHILDREN OF OLD MEN Seventy Yeara No Bar to the Acquisition of In t creatine Fam ¬ ilies street Why Tommy youre at the jam again and only whipped for it an hour ago Yes mamma 1 heard you tell auntie you thought you had whipped me too hard and 1 thought Id make it even Tit Bits Evenint I p Things j et she whispered as she peered eagerly up and down the Its not dark enough The Dark Secret cator War on an Educator Bacon The late war was a great How so Why edu- ¬ Egbert Corporal Cartridge couldnt write his name before he enlisted and now hes writing magazine articles Yonkers Statesman Sympathetic Friend Your health appears to have improved greatly of late Convalescent Y-e- -s Iletter Than Medicine talk to me about it N Y Weekly Their HorselesM Carriage 1 wish we had a horseless carriage said the farmers son We have replied the farmer and noAv that you speak of it you might as well get it and bring a load of potatoes Chicago Host up to the house Experience There was a young man in Detroit Who bragged of his pitching a quoit When hed scratch all the skin Off the other mans shin He confessed he was not so adroit N Y World TOO HARD TO CHEW Ive been off among strangers who didnt eternally J Cases of children being born to men verging on the three score years and ten which are declared by the Psalmist to constitute the span of human life are by no means so rare as might be imag ined says the New York World The present earl of Leicester one of Advantages of Direct Baying the only peers of the realm who wit Certain manufacturing institutions have nessed Queen Victorias coronation in recent years inaugurated a new system was 71 years of age at the time of the of disposing of their products which is un advantage birth of his youngest daughter whose qualifiedly to thethe pioneers of the conAmong in sumer eldest sister aged 49 is already a method of doing business was the this new Elkhart grandmother The famous French Field Carriage and Harness Manufacturing comMarshal Pelissier duke of Malakoff pany of Elkhart lnd These people began plan was 6S when he married and his only thisstrictly 26 years ago find have adhered to it ever since The result has been daughter recently divorced from the so entirely successful that they are to day Polish Count Zambiska was born a the largest manufacturers of carriages and Baul Im not at all pleased with the year harness m the later His fellow licld marshals sumer exclusivelyworld selling to the conreport you bring home from school Canrobert The advantages to the consumer are alknew you wouldnt be pop and ried when and Bazaine likewise mar- ¬ they were in the neighbor most hey ond estimate He gets better goods I told the teacher so but it didnt seem hood of 70 and each left several chil- better and larger selections and be buys at a to make any difference1 Der Fioh muchlower price There is no risk as this dren firm ship vehicles or harness everywhere for The father of Queen Isabella of Spain examination and guarantee every article Matchless Indeed A matchless night exclaimed the maid old King Ferdinand was 08 at the time they manufacture and sell The Elkhart CarQuoth he in tone of deep regret of her birth and C9 when her sister riage and Harness Manufacturing company Ive just discovered that Ive not large illustrated catalogue which the late Duchess de Montpensier made publish a cheerfully mail toall who request Een one to light my trigarettt they will it her appearance in the world Ancient Boston Courier ¬ ¬ ¬ Theres no one in sight he replied after a careful survey But some one may come round that corner at any minute and recognize us and then I should want to die Well then well wait a bit What dreadful deed did those two eon template doing He was about to give her her first lesson in riding a bicycle Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ is the leader of them all not because of much advertising nor because of what we put around the bottle but because of what A YERS It is the one safe spring medicine is in the bottle for you SHOOT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ Golf the physician said with a sigh Golf or more correctly golficit is must be designated the fourth dementia Golficitia is a permanent addition to English mamas and is attracting the attention of thinking alienists This mania differs from others in that it is not acute in its chronic stages and is curable The symptoms are a loathing for legitimate business an ab normal disposition to copious profanity and nervous irritation a passion for giddy and eccentric garments a profound contempt for truth a hatred of domestic restraint accompanied by Hushed face and a de-praved love of Golfing ¬ out-of-doors The Fourth Dementia Winchester Ioaded 5hot 6 un Shells Used byAllthe Gjampion Shots fitt Jew Name on a Postal card for IS2 page Illustrated Qtalosue NCHtsTTK Repeating Arms -- -- Xewell Little Serving on the house committee is a thankless task I Xewsome Moore Yes but it has a tendency to convince a man that his predecessors were not so incompetent as he thought Brooklyn Life Wh It Didnt Hurt Him Dobbs Theres a man who shaves several times a day Wiggin Yon dont mean It Should think there d be nothing left of his face Dobbs It doesnt hurt his face atall He is a barber Harlem Life Gain and Lou Your wife doesnt seem to improve club Xfw history furnishes many more such in- ¬ perhaps those of Cato King David the Washington friend who had accomand last but not least Father Abra ¬ panied him to the railway station Yes responded the retiring congressham man stances among the most notable being Among His Impedimenta Youve got a Jot of baggage remarked ¬ like mud it only sticks where Slander it finds affinitv Rams Horn is 180 WHCHiSTER Ave New Haven Conn that weighs THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK -- Cattle common Select outcuers CALVES Fair to gc od lirht HOGS Coarse and heavy Mixed puckers Light -- hippfrs SH EEP Choice LAMBS Spring FLOUR W inter patent 2 red GRAIN Wheat-No No 3 red --- CINCINNATI April 183 24 to 4 4 fO 3 4o 3 b 3 8J 3 h 6 UO 2 45 e tl MS 4 00 4 CO than all this stuff put together What is it inquired the other its my ex said the departing states man with a dry sou Chicago Tribune Tw but 1 me down more carry something on my mind iC Th PGjy kl Do ig--rsi- tf url Cttff - b ¬ 6 L Corn--N- o o in health Xo as fast as she gains slrength she uses it up telling people what is the matter with her Cincinnati En ¬ quirer ¬ Prime to choice 8 pork Lard BUTTER Choice Dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLET Choice to fane v POTATOES Per bu PROVISIONS--Mes-- HAY OatsNo 82 2 mixed ta10 4 50 75 a l A prominent western railway man in speaking of the passenger service of the 00 New York Central says It begins right 2n ends right and is right in the middle 01 An officer of one of the transpacific steamm 73M ship lines says There is no train service 73 in the world comparable with that of the 37 New York Central s Lake Shore Limited aw The best is the cheapest and the best 64 is always best The New York Central 00 stands at the head of the passenger lines 00 On of this country and has fairly earned the ISM title of Americas Greatest Railroad 20 Buffalo Commercial February 14 1899 00 HO 0J n Valued Opinions Do for Indigestion These thinds arise from Constipation Indigestion eind Dyspepsia Digestion depends on digestive fluids or ferments secreted by certain glands When the secretion becomes insufficient Indigestion results Or Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cause these glands to resume their normal action and good digestion follows Artificial ferments of which mort so called Dyspepsia cures are composed may dive temach pain in the stomach after eating you have a yellow tondue Wind on the stom you have ¬ ¬ i CHICAGO The Aire FLOUR Winter 3 CO 3 70 What inquired the pedantic man GRAIN Wheat- - patentred No 2 77 do you consider the greatest invenN 3 Chicago Spring lb dj 8SK w I CORN No 2 uu tion of the age OATS No 2 73i And without hesitation Miss Cayenne PORK Mess 9 It g 9 15 Tqyle Knott Did ye make him eat answers 5 85 5 n Womens methods of con EARD Steam NEW YORK his words - Washington Star cealing itFLOUR Winter patent oo 3 50 Frosty Knight Naw Dey were too v Ui A Me z red bi mad him swailer em whole Doing Her Best hard ORN No 2 mixed 43 RYE 60H N Y World Jones When she married him she OATS - Mixed 33 U in to make his home a paradise PORK New mesa started 9 50 Vernal Art LARD Western 5 50 5 55 on earth Wfcen tfce spring is late I wot BALTIMORE Johnson Did she Womans wit can intervene FLOUR Family 30 3 61 Kanpot Yes shes always harping With her gifttd brush and GKA IN Wheat No 2 red 7b18i 7814 She gets out and paints things green Southern m 79 sas City Independent Chicago Record 41 Crn Mixed 4 35 CSS No 2 white Toagh Ry- e- No 2 western a 00 Ventured No Opinion CATiLK Fiit ouality The spring lamb now is with us 30 g 4 the matter with you asked HOLS Wt stern Whats You hear its tender bleat 10 fe 4 2J But how changed you will find it INDIANAPOLIS the friend When youve ordered it to eat GRAIN -- Wheat No 2 red answered J havent the least idea 8 72 Judge Corn No 2 mixed ft 344 surgeons the very eyi ical invalid The Outs No 2 mixed 29 Very Dear LOUISVILLE are going to operate for appendicitis Bacon Would you call a man who FLOUR Winter paient 3 75 fft 4 00 Washington Star H 74 borrowed money from you and who GRAIN - Wheal No 2 red rn- Mixed a 37 PJJarktly Kunhed paid it baek a friend never ixed Cat R e io 00 Clancy Marciful hivens Mike phwat Egbert Certainlv Id call him one pork SU4D LA3D to Shnake of my dearest friends Yonkers Statesare yez drinkic so fast for man bite Little Pats gone to Casey Nope Letting Out the Cat tell th oulcl woman an shell be down Willie Slimson Mother says she ai hre in foive minutes X Y Journal wavs likes to go shopping with you Mrs Dimpleton Why Willie Just What He Tried 1 wish youd pay a little It saves carfare Detroit Free Mrs Smiff 1 say Press attention to what 1 do dear as little ae posr Smiff o More Credit Sible Tit Bits Mrs Spendall You look worried 1 it because you are so deeply in deot Do Yon Know Her Alabastine the only durable wall cost- ¬ Xo Its be Mr Spendall gloomaly You say she is a business woman ing takes the place of soling kalsomines cause I cant get any deeper N Y wall paper and paint for walls It can be is she interested in What business used on plaster brick wood fir canvas Weekly Stray Stories 0 everybodys i 1 B ¬ ¬ ft 1 25 customers am accustomed to receiving a tip from said the waiter Oh really sand the broker Well all right old chap Play Rapid Transit Philadelphia North American I Tipped m Off ¬ porary relief but Dr Williams PinK Pills for Pale People afford a permanent cure Poor digestion often causes irregularity of the hearts action This irregularity may be mistaken fer real organic heart disease A case in point Mrs Ellen Colsom Ncwpoint lnd had suffered for four years with stomach trouble The gases generated by the indigestion pressedon the heart and caused an irregularity of its action She bad much pain in her stomach and neart and was subject to frequent and severe choking spells which were mostsevere at night Doctors were tried in vain tho patient became worse despondent and feared impending death She noticed that in intervals in which her stomach did not annoy her her hearts action became normal Reasoning correctly that her digestion was alone at fault she procured the proper medicine to treat that trouble and with immediate good results Her appetite came back the choking spells became less frequent and finally ceased Her weight which had been greatly reduced was restored and she now weighs more than for years That others may know the means of cure we give the name of the medicine used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People jnese pins contain an me elements necessary to give new life and richntbs to the blood and restore shattered nerves New Era Oreenburg lnd Beware of a firm who constantly warns you about worthless imitations etc Their goods havent the merit they should have and they wish to prejudice you against goods of real merit Putnam Fadeless Dyes are the brightest fastest and best dyes in the world and the only dyes that are sold on a positive guarantee Tommy stop pulling that cats Father Tommy tail Im only holding the tail London Tit Bits the cats pulling it sumption to bufferers from Asthma E D Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 brains havent much money either son Globe I can recommend Pisos Cure for Con- ¬ Some men who have more money than Atchi- ¬ Horn Uac of sense makes no one poorer Rams v Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady US Price 5oper box b boxes2 A diet book sent FREE Sold by all druggists or sent postpaid by the Life is a big poker game in which every ¬ body is bluffing the loser Atchison Globe tfrtfgrgd Every church and schoolhouse should be Alabastine paper paint or paper can be used over coated only with Alabastine Hundreds tions Anyonepackages have full direc ¬ can brush it on Ask paint Alabastine Buy only in five pound pack- of tons used yearly for this work Genu- ¬ dealer for tint card Alabastine Era ages pioperly labeled take no substitute ine Alabastine does not rub and scale off free Alabastine Co Grand Rapids Mich ¬ Alabisttne can be used over paint or i i OT 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Continued from first page t ck Mrs T E SavauH and other mends will wituess the ceremony Mrs T M Purnell went to Paiis yesterday to visit the family of Judge TUESDAY APRIL 25 18C9 F NEVER TOO OLD TO BE CORED I rV4MEtf9A3HaXaSV rurnell Dr 1 Jones Saturday Dont forget to leave your 1 nudry at Smedleys Send Wed Corrington New collar bands made free nesdays J Wilt Clarke Agt Bourbon Steam Laundry Acre does not necessarily mean C 0 0 it a PrAAl DIaaaihw 4a Oi Oi Oi 0 d U Cdl D ItJod IllE lU feebleness and ill health and nearlv all of the sickness among HUTCHISON people can be avoided Most elderly H HlUOC Thom older Old Ponnlo OUUICi II UlfOO lllCll people are very susceptible to illness but it is wholly unnecessary By keep- - Fresh Paragraphs About The People In Thin Vicinity IIOW Rlnnri Onrf I 10 inS their blocd Pure they can fortifv themselves HoW DIUUU QlIU LllQi so as to escape three fourths of the ailments Custis Talbot left a few days ago for from which they suffer so generally S S S it a trip West the remedy which will keep their systems young by purifying the blood Quincy Burgess lost a fiae cow from uj iAnpov inorougniv removing an wan opummu whole body It increases mnk fever last week ing new strength and life to the the appetite builds up the enemies and sends new life Mr Geo Hunt of Lexinctou is a giving blood throughout the entire sybtein guest of the Mers Robt and Wm Mrs Sarah Pike 477 Broadway South Boston writes I am seventy years old and had not enjoyed good health Meteer I was sick in different ways and in for twenty years Born To the ifeof Rev W 0 Coi -The ley formerly pastor at Antioch a on one of my legs addition had Eczema terribly doctor said that on account of my age I would never be daughter well again I took a dozen bottles of S S S and it cured me Mrs Eugene Gragg of Colville has completely and I am happy to say tnat jnst returned home from a visit to her T feJ as well as I ever did in my life father-in-laDr Wm C Gragg For eight ¬ Mr J W Loving of Colquitt Ga says eruption on A and B Smedley sold last week to een years I suffered tortures from a fiery my skin I tried almost every known remedy but they John Steele eighty acres of land ad ¬ fife failed one by one and I was told that my age which is joining the latters place at 75 per acre sixty six was against me and that I could never hope Mrs A M Clayton writes that she is to be well again I finally took S S S and it cleansed well pleased with Sumner county my blood thoroughly and now I am in perfect health Tenn Her postefnee is Fountain Head ¬ w Mlls J P Turner and son of Ruddles were the guest of Mis Ben Not For a Day but for Ail Time 5 CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 451 Thirty Ninth Annual Statement for the Year Ending December 31 1898 Messrs Miller Collins of Paris are 3m W busy in this neighborhood this week is the only remedy which can build up and strengthen erecting some of their celebrated Page old people because it is the only one which is guaranteed wiie fence 8 free from potash mercury arsenic ana otuer has no chemicals whatevei Lucille the little daughter of Mr minerals It is made from roots and herbs and S S S cures the worst cases of Scrofula Cancer Eczema Rheumatism and Mrs John McLeod whs win over by in it the blood ahorse Saturday and narrowly escaped Tetter Open Sores Chronic Ulcers Boils or any other disease ofAtlanta Ua Specific Co on these diseases will be sent free by Swift Books serious ir jury 8 S S FOR THE BLOOD WmL Outstanding Assurance Total Income New Assurance Issued Total Assets Assurance Fund and all other liabilities Total Surplus 5024924678 168043739 00 25836929854 201058809 27 5731048927 987 15713400 L Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Dr Sawyers Ukatine never has an we do not see how it can fail to cure kidney disorders It gives nature the air salve for eczema piles hives burns and cuts It eoothes relieves pain and posi- needed and nature thus aided never fails W T Brooks druggist tively cures W T Brooks druggist Dont scratch your life away but use Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica ¬ HENRY B HYDE President JAS W ALEXANDER Vice President IMLDAY L sure in mv pgency-no-- un Low prices on candies for entertainTUESDAY April 111 8J1 on Frompay ng i el able ments Cheap but pure Newton Mitchell tf returning every second Tuesday in each companies insures against fire month wi a ana sttrm Keeerence Every leadiug physician Fancy California evaporated fruits W 0 BIffTGfe geni Paris Kentucky - POWELL Geueral Managers - Equitable Building- Louisville Ky iEW WflLL PHPER STOBL LATEST DESIGNS BRIGHTEST COLORS ATTRACTIVE FiCllES LOWEST PRICES enterprising wall paper manufactories in Ohio to furnish us the latest deigns Having arranged witb one of the most duplicate these to citizens of Paris and i at lowest prices we are prepared to Bourbon onntv Can meet the requirements of the most fastidious Spacialty i hanging Oar Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the largest houses in Cincinnati in she decorating Hue Come in and exame our stack ¬ Newton Mitchell tf Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills give purity ot blood and v gr of thought Porters Antiseptic Healing- Oil by perfectly regulating the bowels and Relieves pain instantly For cure biliousness inactive liver aod con turns boilsallbruises itch eczema cuts ca stipation W T Brooks druggist tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped bauds or lips piles and all ul cers or sores of skin or mucous mem brne it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty-t-igb- t bours Satisfaction guaranteed 01 money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will cur niter burns cratches cracked heel old sores and collar galls No cure nt A hacking cough is a grave yard pay sale by Clarke Kenney Piris For cough the sooner you get rid of it the Kentucky 10mar 6ino better Dont wait until it develops¬ into consumption but use the celeNew York Edam pine apple Neufa brated Dr John W Bulls Cough chatel cheese Svrup at once It is a wonderful Newton Mitchell tf remedy for all throat and lung affec- ¬ will cure a deep seated tions and cough or cold in a few days ¬ HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky sfilBljj OUOH XfcaV it rr w KC23GaaesimmtM SHBfl 3WSS4nmmJZTTZ3rT3R j c mm Co Main St bet Oth ami 7th FL-A-IT- O DcBnlls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists JOHN CONNELLY - TWinST BROTHERS PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee- satisfactory Calle Your work it promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable Special Spill HiPPiip SIHDEBS i w 1st Will cure a Hacking Cough moms MASTERS SALE OF In Their Different Departments If ou are going to buy Binders or Mowers see THE PLANO next Court day May the best in the world -- Lot in Paris Ky Bourbon Circuit Court Northern Bank of Kentnckv Va A 0 A I Guaranteed Plaintiff W F PEDDICOKD CHAS LAYTON llapr tf Center ville Ky Agents spin sow doting Trip J W Childers etc Defendauts to buy threshing machinery saw mills or supplies W F PEDDICOKD Ageur Write for catal gue if you are going CO ROBINSON Richmond Ind Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line The Famous Passenger River Route BTBAMSB8 By virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon Circuit Court rendered in the above etyled cause on the 16th day of March 1899 I will sell at public auction at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on ¬ MOMlAi MAY 1ST 1809 ¬ Centerville Ky about the hour of noon the following de scribed real estate to wit A certain lot No 2 JUST RECEIVED PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS x i Pittsburgh for every Tuesday Thorn ay and Saturday m Pirat clara fare one way 700 Round trip 1000 miles rie meals and Beiths inchvled On K vstone State 1200 on Qieeu City and Virginia b vl 14 ou rbe most economical and taxa ¬ cords tions tiip in the Middle West Fur a credit of will be i printed matter and information ad sixSaid sale for the made upon money for purchase months dress which the purchaser will be reqnired to E R Mauck Agt execute bond payable to the under J F Ellison Snpi signed Commissioner with good surety No 204 Pub Idg i inti O to be approved by said Commissioner Our Dry Goods Department is filled with the latest novelties of Silks for Waists Tajlor Made Dress 9 and bearing interest from day of sale and all the latent novelties of until paid at the rate of six per cent Goods for Suits ready to wear Shirts in black satins crepons coverts luster Call and inspect them the season Also a full line of laces embroideries underwear and hoeiiry per annum Virginia Queen City Keystone State LeavH Cincinnati 5i iu He derson di vision of the City of Paris being the corner lot ou the VV side of Henderson St fronting 50 ft on the G orgetown pike or street and 100 feet on Hendtrson street For further description or to is reference location made on file in Bourbon County Court re plat ¬ l 1 1 A Hopkins -- HTiM rn n AsfirV vn DRY GOODS ¬ f ¬ ¬ 18uir-l-ep9- FOK SALE A SOAP PURITY GUARANTEED standard make will griud iO to 75 bar 27th day of October 1898 until paid at rels of ear corn per day with 10 borse the rate of six per cent per annum power Will sell cheap subject to a credit of 200 00 paid K P Barnett March 1st 1899 leaving the balance dne on the day of sale 10111 and also to satisfy a judgment in favor of the Noithern Bank of Kentucky against the ¬ first clas power Grinding Mill Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ment in favor of the Economy Building Loan Association for the sum of ¬ 291 07 with interest thereon from the Our Shoe Department contains the latest in Mens Boys Ladies and Childrens Tans and Blacks in all style toes and width prices andqualitv guaranteed Come in and try a pair Our Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department is complete E very thin g in Mens Boys and Childrens Clothii g It will he to your interest before pur hasing to give us a visit SHOES CLOTHING CARPETS Strawberry Plants G N PARRIS Sold lOy annum amounting principal and interest on the day of sale to 16800 and the 500000 of best leading varieties encli costs of this action amounting to as Buback Haviland Gaudy and oth- ¬ 10127 making the total eum to be ers We sell in lots of 50 100 or 1000 raised on the day of sale the eum of 37071 Price 2 per 100 For further inforapply to ir a ldiess mation DICKSON ¬ ¬ FOR SAJLE JOHN TKABUE till maylj Above all a word to the ladies Before ho lse keeping we want to sav we have added a Carpet and Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moquettes Tapestry and all grades of Woolen and Inwith interest grain Carpets We will save you money if you will give us a cell defendant for 11000 from January 1st 1896 nntil thereon paid at the rate of six per cent per ¬ TWIN BROTHERS EMMETT M Ruddels Mills Ky Master Commsseioner Bourbor4 Circuit Court BOURBONS BIGGEST B4RGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY

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