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TH CHAMP MILLER BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established Editors and Owners FEB 1 mi METEEXTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY N FRIDAY APRIL 28 1899 MILLERSBURG NO 34 HARROWS Stoddard and Hamilton D isc Harrows Steel tooth lever Har rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS Notes Gathered In And About The Kurit GEO W STUART the Large Brick Building on Third Stree X Freight Depot site the L -- mumps Louis Vimont Ji i cuita ill with Has Located in 0 po- - Black Hawk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or check rower 1 horse corn drills CULTIVATORS Brown New Departure Hamilton and Indiana Tongue Ton gucless and riders one horse Cultivators TOBACCO PLANTERS Mrs W V Shaw U iu Winchester visiting relatives Perry J ff arson was on the Cincinnati brakes this week Dr C B Smith and family visited in Pai is yesterday afternoon Mrs Chas Leer ent to Paris ye terday to visit relatives Simeon Doty caught a 19 lb carp at the mill dam Wedi etciav Mrs Frank In els is visiting ber sister iu Mt Sterling mis week Mrs H H Phillipwent to Wiu c tester Tuesday to vibit elaiives VV G McClintock T P YVarfell an Albeit Ha wee are fishing at Poln dexter Mrs Jas Mitchell and two children went to Carlish yesterday to vieit rela¬ - DEALER IN Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime -- FIED eeds of every Sole Agent variety For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi caimel ever mined 1 ¬ tives The original and only Bemis Tobacco Setters the only successful machine of its kind ever put on the 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 II 0 m 11 Ebb En ins m m on business Dr Julius Pirnell visited Irs mother Mrs A T Forsyth in Paris Tuesday and Wednesday Mr Chas Mehagan and family of Pans were guests of Prof 0 M Best nd wife yesterday Miss Bessie Ashurst of Hutchison has been the guest of Miss Bessie Red inon for the past week l3 less Duncan of Carlisle is frescoing the Presbyterian Church Other repairs will also be made Mrs Bettie C McKinnev of Louis ville will arrive to day to vL it her soi Dr N H McKinney Mr T D Judy and wife Mrs Ed Inels n Miss Katie Savage visited i elatives in Carlisle Tuesday The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will open an exchange every Saturday at the U S Millinery Store Miss Lelia McClintock returned Tues day from an extended visit to Chicago with her sister Miss Jimmie Mrs W D Kimbrough and babe of ynthiana bavn oeen gnosis of Mr John Jameson for the past week Mrs Snllie Young of Carlisle has moedheread will reside with her sisters Mi tses Sue and Alice Griffith Joe Mock has sold several handsome ets of furniture during the past week Call aud examine his stock before you ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Mclntyre McClintock shipped two cars of cattle and hogs to Cincinnati yesterday W H rl Johnson and wifn of Paris were imeetsof T D Judy and family yesterday E P Clarke was in Carlisle and Sharpshnrg Tuesday aud Wednesday Three are wagons and there are wagons butTHE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of therr always on hand Teleplione r7r7m WHLLRCES BARGAIN STORE as important to save money Mens Underwear nptin purchase- as cbere is Economy is a There is nothing so unpleasant as trnth in the old adaue poor fitting suit of underwear We the tiist law of nature hnve given this particular patent car ful attention aud can guarantee fu 1 Spring Underwear 1iiith sleews full size aud full lengta for the ladies we have some note all around worthy baru dun Jersey ribbed white Prices to suit the purse from tha and eoioedjdeexeess vests 4c Swiss ribbed silk tape at neck extra value moat economical to the most fastidious 100 9c Japanese silk vests iu pink and sky 30c to assert per suit 50c We that our underwear is 45c superior to any on the market at the Two woiiderfui values in hosiery forty gage real maco warranted fast price Call we are ready to prove it Onr all silk ribbons are the talk of black double soles double toes and the country They are peerless and if extra high spliced heels only 12c 50 vou have not examined the stock it will sage Henesdorf dye as fiue as silk pav you to do so at once onlv 25c J Respectfully Thtse goods are ofteu sold at 50c on youi ¬ It is jut ¬ WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 424 Main Street lI SE POTATOES J ouy It s n Jeffersons mar the milroad 11 The fire comp my was called out yes rerdftY at noouj by a small fire ar Carrie D mage DEALER IN BUGGIES AND CARRIAGE Farmin o Hill Rf 1 ements j AND FIELD SEEDS The Millersbnrg Orchestra composed of our most prominent oung ladies aud vd ntlHUien serenaded Mr and Mrs Ernest Heuson aud mid- - Wednes day Light n ar town The sale of tickets for th Ancient Oidt r of Hercules to be given by the Masons will go on sale this morning Call early to get good sea c a number are already sold Admission 25 and 35 BUKBANK 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 cents Has located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side of the Court House Square and had on hand a large display of STUDEBAKER AND MITCHELL WAGONS AND CAN AND MALTA PLOWS THE VUL- ¬ Collis of Lexington will 1 his pr tracted meeting heie a til June 14th instead of on May 8lh R v Armstrong will then be through with his college course ad can be wifh him throughout the meeting Mr Addison Turner went to Cincin ciuuati Tuesday to attend the wedding of his daughter Miss Mae to Mr Ernest Hensou which look place at the Ti aud Hotel The bridal party return ed home Tuesday eveuiug Dr W M Miller H H Phillips O W Stewart W V Shaw S M Allen J W Clarke C W Howard Dr C B smiih and Prof C M Best attended the banquet of the Masonic Lodtre at JOHN B CA8TLKMAN BIU CKINRIDGE CASTLEMAN ARTHUR G LAGHAM WpdntuHui niirlif onil A i A miuViMJi some work iu the lodjje The Cincinnati Ctmmereial Tribune sa i Ernest Ilr usou aud Mis s Mae iarner of Vlillerabur Ky were mar ried at the Oraod Hotel parlors at noon vepterdny by K v Mr Duncan of Cov inaton Witnesses to the ceremony OF LIVERPOOL we eG V Jndy and wife and Addison Turner of Millersbnrg U Eva Mc iarney of Covington W E Savage of Covingtoo and Spencer Best of Lex The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World iutton The party sat down to a wed Dees the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky ing breakfast at the Grand after the Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States c remony At the Odd Fellows Opera House The Mystery Revealed a complete ex pose of the Mysterious Ritea and Ceremonies of the Aucient Order of Hercules n duding the grips signs and Manager Southern Department secrets of the lodge and the ceremony of initiation on Friday May 5th The General Ottice Louisville Ky Columbia Building entertainment is for the benefit of the Masonic Lodge i2t R v Mark not begiu bought J M RI0N ¬ The Tenth Street Grocer ROYAL INSURANCE 0 -- ¬ ¬ ¬ KAUBEE CASTLEMAN BOARD Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY ¬ The Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold Com CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF anOayjMantea Do not sneeze and cough your head off Dedication ot Kentucky Monu ment when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild TTTE BEST DISC HARROWS ALSO DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OF FARMING IM- MENT8 WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTHY HEMP ETC On May 1st ani 2d the Frankfort and 20 tons of mixed or clover hay delivered at Paris Cincinnati will sell round trip tickets K B HUTCHCKAFT limited to May 6th to Chattanooga at 21 ap 2t one fare for the ronnd trip on Account of the dedication of Kentnckys monu ment a Chickamaugna On April 25 About 40 acres now in timothy on 26 27 tickets to Atlanta and return the Iron Works tnrnpike between Cunningham Station and Jones X Roads limited to May 3d will be sold at one at 6000 per acrn fare for the round trip on account of Apply to Robt S TnnvptoN Escon International Sunday ScujjI Associadida Ky or R T Foicu 48 East 26th st New York City 21ap tf tion 200 barMe of corn Cherry and Tar will ure your cold and cough and prevent any furth r lung or bronchial complication W T Brooks druggist UR THE AND Acnieyements of Admiral LIFE Dewey theworWl greatest val hero Bv Mar r Ilalet ad the Iif Ing friend of the ail admirer book nationsp Hl Bi over 500 urs sK eest ai d best 100 pages hal- - ie illus ¬ inches nearly map in colors Onlv 150 tration Enorn ns demand Big c miHsions ve Chance of a Oruht fitiiue Write truck The Dominion uupany vloap 8t Oxtou Bldg Chicago aENTS WANTED Land For Sale ¬ ¬ ¬ 2 RECOMPENSE For those I warder ir for those who try but fail bleep comes trail rest more sweet who grope alone up lifes hard THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 28 1899 complete i Through all of outward life we see and know That socn or late For every loss some sturdy strength shall grow To compensate Then shall the spirit that has met defeat By fates accord For all the battles bravely met and fought Have no reward I wonder if for those who try but fail In lifes sure plans Some end of justice will at last prevail I wonder if through all th enshrouding veil God understands Maude Meredith in Midland Monthly IIuEMaMeer I F H Cos Tcixo Copyright UK by D Appleton All rights reserved SYNOPSIS Co Master Ardick just reached his majority and thrown upon his own resources after stating his case to one Houthwick a shipmaster is shipped as second mate on the Industry bound f6V Havana Mr Tym the supercargo descries a sail The strange ¬ vessel gives chase but is disabled by the Industrys guns In the fray Capt Houth wick and one of the erew are killed but the Industry is found to be little damaged Bellinger first mate takes charge and puis into Sidmouth to secure a aew 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 commission to take Panama One night a litttle later the English vessel having proceeded on her rourse a bit of paper is slipped into Ar dkk9 hand by one of the sailors This is found to be a warning of a mutiny plot headed by Pradey the new mate Ardick consults Mr Tym They resolve to secure the mate but Pradey eavesdropping in the atun makes through the dorr and arouses the crew Capt Sellinger joins Ardick and Tym The crew break through the now barricaded door but are foreed to retire having lost seven of their number Finding themselves now too short handed to man ¬ age the boat Pradey decides to scuttle and tsert the vessel taking his men off in the only available boat The captain super targo and second mate soon discover their plight but hastily constructing a raft bet 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 On board speedy or you will fall short they are sent forward with thecrew beiag told they wii be sold as slaves on reaching Panama The ships cook they find to be so a Mac lvraeh frae Clagvarloch friend Four days later the Spaniard is overhauled by a buccaneer flying the Eng The three Englishmen and Mac lish flag plan to escape to the buccaneer on Ivrach a rude raft ¬ ¬ CHAPTER IX Continued On returning to the deck we found -- the situatiou in a small degree changed The buccaneer still stormed along in our wake but now with a little gain and the Pilanca continued to hog the wind By eight bells the ene my was clearly rising and at two bells he was not greatly beyond cannon ¬ ¬ range I and with a quickening of excitement awaited the next turn of events It was not long in coming Capt Plaeido swung upon the lee bulwark holding on by the main shrouds and bellowed Down helm stood by ready to jump and haul Slack lee braces Haul on the weather By heavens He means to run the exclaimed Mr Tym crantlet The buccaneer had So it seemed lee bow when first discovbeen on our ered and was still well to the south By squaring our yards then and deliberately pointing our nose south ¬ west we meant to run under his very nose And yet it stands to be his safest A ship plan said Capt Sellinger Tike this riding light and with a poop like a church will do nothing save with the wind Once let us fetch by and our chances are doubled The buccaneer had altered his course as we altered ours and was now standing a few points sotith of east He could scarce be better than a mile and a half away and we saw plainly the moving black dots of the crew about his decks He was a handsome tigerish looking fellow let him be who or what he might Nearer and nearer swung the buc caneer I could catch even the flash of his wet side now as he rolled with a sort of swagger to the successive up lifting seas Nearer still till a half mile is reeled off and less than a whole one separates us A drum on our quarter deck beat The armored guards fell into line and their captain drew his sword and stepped out upon the flank Three of the dons came out of the cabin all in cuirasses buff gantlets and broad ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ belts hung with pistols Don Lui Delasco the governors was one of the trio Then it was Capt Piaeidos turn He came to the break of the quarter deck and faced us Bring up powder and ball for the deck guns Take the hoods off the brass pieces Two more men at the helm Gunners for the port guns below Master Pedillo unlock the arms ehests and have the hangers and pistols passed up Master Lonrelo take six men and fetch up the pikes Pedro see that buckets of water are set about and when all is ready put on the hatches Larger and larger grew the buccaneer The black dots took on the shape of human figures and the eight ports in his side cut out square each with its round target like ring The jet of flame leaped from A gun the foredeck and the powder cloud blew off to leeward But it was harmless It had been fired across our Then something shook out bows heads of those on his quarter above son-in-la- w ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ te deck and up to the mizzen topgallant Two heavy reports followed and the mast traveled a flag It blew out as it smoke drove in at the doorway I went broad double cross on a crimson scrambled to my feet and had Mr Tym field instantly in my eye He was straight English I could not help saying ening up and glancing around The with the water ready to start in my eptain was dose behind him but sit- ¬ eyes God bless her ting flat with his knee cradled in his She would merely ask us to heave hands to said Capt Sellinger in my ear I They have disabled me Fly Marry a modest request for a craft of heard him say and with that men 200 tons to make of one of five Now burst in at both entrances lets see what the old peacock will do Capt Placido hurried up to the gov CHAPTEK X ernor and said a few words What t liie answer was I could not guess but at OF A MYSTERIOUS DECREE OF FATE once the captain ran to the main I cannot pretend to give clear de hatch lifted it and roared down tails of what followed Mr Tym lunged Train your broadside and lire back desperately and I saw one felThen he waved his arms and shouted low double up and fall The next man to those manning the guns tripped over him and the supercargo Aim cud tire improved the time to wheel and rush The ship trembled with the trenu to my side dons concussion Smoke seemed to rise Out was the one word he said and from everywhere and the buccaneer I let go the painter and sprang upon disappeared momentarily behind the the ledge of the port As the end of veil the line whisked clear I stooped and When it drifted away at Inst he was shot headlong down still driving toward tis and seemingly I rose to the surface at once and unharmed shook the water from my eyes The Some one touched me on the arm I first thing 1 saw was the great im turned and discovered Mr Tym pending bulk of the ship It towered Bide a moment and then come be- far over me and was rushing past low Let the hatch drop after you flooding back frothing and divided I was brought abruptly back to our seas I fought my way to the top of own business and shook myself to the next crest and looked around To gether Nobody seemed to be paying my joy Mr Tym was close at hand any attention to me I slipped over and spitting and shaking his head as dropped quietly down the hatch though he had just come up from his The place was in some gloom for dive but riding lightly and easily the port on the cooks side that is fhe Turning my head to see what had be- ¬ one toward the enemy was closed and come of Mac Ivrach and the raft I saw the other stood but an inch or two upon the structure pitching up and down the hook on a neighboring sea but to my sorThe crisis is not far off said Mr row without the Scotchman Tym wherefore we must be preIn the line of the raft but near a pared Should the Pilanca stand the mile away was the pursuing ship She battering and break by we could scarce was a bad mess forward for her sprit be too speedy in taking leave topmast had been shot away and some I apprehended him Once get the of the litter was dragging over the buccaneer astern and the Tilanca stood bows fair to shake him off In that rase we I had time for no more than this must needs act quickly or not at all flash of a look about All my atten- ¬ I now inquired for Mac Ivrach and tion was now tipon the rushing bulk of was told that he would be with us pres- ¬ the ship so was She near ently that I could see little higher than her Let us see how near she is said I bulwarks Her ports on that side were and I unhooked the starboard port open though the guns had not been I exMarry she is on our quarter tised and in each opening were the She is not above protruding heads of the gunners claimed in surprise half a mile distant and we have clearThe ship seemed to lift away from ly dropped her us and at once we got the range of The others looked anxiously over my her whole side To my dismay all the shoulder bulwarks were overhung with heads Nay vou are a little in error said and a dozen or more of the steel She is more astern but shelled guards showed above the low the captain quite as near poop rail The story of our doings had She should put forth her best ef- ¬ spread over the ship at last and doubtforts now wherever she is said Mr less the angry dons were primed for Tym after a critical glance She is vengeance not sure of finding another such opporThere seemed to be nothing that we tunity could do unless it was to dive as they She fetches about to give us her I exclaimed a mo- ¬ other broadside ment later M SA LTy VvTr J I felt secretly thankful that at least the after part of the ship now pretty effectually shielded us but By heavens they have winged us cried Capt Sellinger as a sharp crackling noise rose above the other sounds followed 13 the thump of some heavy object A big spar or I am a liar he went Nay but the buccaneer manages on bravely That may bring the matter to a said Mr Tym coolly head I think we should now do well to arm We ran over to our own corner ac ¬ cordingly and hurriedly produced our concealed weapons These had been hidden away since first we came on By heavens he means to run the gauntlet board With other preparations Mr Tym failed not to screw in his curious arm dagger made to fire and that would be likely Scarce was this done when some of to prove of little avail Our main hope the Pilaneas guns began in turn to must be in the poorness of their aim thunder None were of large caliber and the little time we should be within being merely a few deck pieces on the range 1 did not forget also that our stern and we felt little fear of their bobbing heads presented rather infework rior targets They let go soon enough Some one comes I cried for at for I had scarce gotten the whole that moment the hatch in the fore- range of their side when a score or more of guns and pistols were aimed castle banged sharply down I think Mac Ivrach cried Mr Tym some from as far forward as amid stepping out where he could command ships and a blaze among the whole Aye he immediately an line followed the view nounced it is the cook Poor shooting sir I shouted not Launch a little relieved and even exhilarated The fellow came in a run Shall we swim for the raft cried and dinna stop to the raft he We turned as he spoke and to my claver A thinks hae gaen wrang We patised for no more than to get astonishment there was the raft close the sense of his words and flew to the at hand For some reason it had come before the wind faster than I could raft and dragged it out There were now varied thumping have calculated and was ready now as noises on deck which I took to be the a very timely refuge We disregarded further danger from clearing away of the fallen spar and other debris and I was just wondering the shooting and faced about The raft whether the ships people felt assured came on climbing a crest at the moof their escape when there was a com- ment and riding swiftly down again motion of voices aft and immediateh1 and it was then that both of us cried a little thunder of trucks showed that out in amazement For a human head the door leading into the soldiers was sticking above the stern end and a familiar shock oflight hair albeit berth had been run open Quick1 cried Mr Tym Out with now darkened a little with the wet covered the head Ln a word it was it The guards are upon us We snatched up the raft as though the worthy cook Ise be there in a blink he called it had been a clothes pole and made Dinna ye waste your strength one fair thrust of it into the water We gave over further effort accord growled Deil tak the aim pots They hae broucht aboot ingly and directly the affair rode down Mae Ivrach Their craving bailies to us I was the first out of the water this bauchle and gave Mr Tym a pull after which bide till the mess couldna Listen friends said Mr Tym with Mac Ivrach himself crawled out We must fetch We seized his hand and shook it out turning his head a close In a moment they heartily this thing to And you saw us and urged the raft will have firearms and it will be too 1 see no hope except that the along I said Seasonably done for late captain and I may stand them off till we were like to be weary ere we you Ardick with Mae Ivrach retreat fetched it Is not the buccaneer recovering to the raft That done we will make a inquired Mr himself in some sort diversion and attempt to join you It shall be done sir said I prompt- Tym after a moment or two I rose as high as my knees and took ly Get you upon the raft I said hur- a shrewd look Aye he has got the greater part of I will cast off riedly to Mac Ivraeh the mess cleared away and holds on and follow Ah me if Vera gude he answered coolly his course I answered poor captain were but with us I and slipped through the port I was the to follow for the time indeed pressed added with a sigh Hither o God burst out Mac when the fellows in the forecastle gave Look yonner Ivrach a triumphant shout We had taken our eyes for a moment They have pistols cried the capThey are going to from the Pilanca but at this dreadful tain warningly exclamation half sprang up and shoot The frail bulkhead was no barrier to turned that way What we saw struck bullets and I threw myself flat As the blood from our cheeks and left us I did so I saw Mr Tym drop to all silent with consternation The ship had fetched perhaps two points to the fours ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i -- wind bo view of her side arid a scene on her main deck was brought to view A group of figures there moved and in the instant a single shape rose above that again we had an oblique ¬ ¬ Read warning betzueen the main yardarm There it seemed the lines What is that warn- ¬ to dangle for a moment and then fell into the motion of the ship and swung ing It is of the danger from pendulum like in board and out It was a time of horror and I scarce accumulation of badness in we said We had no doubt know what the blood caused by the that the man was the captain for who else could be executed at such a time usual heavy living of the Moreover when I came to look more Winter months Spring is intently I made out a patch of white upper part of his figure Leader about the the clearing cleansing time which would answer for the captains A Stronjs Mans Secret of the year the forerunner of shirt none of the crew wearing a garThe strongest man on earth says the sement of that description but only cret of his wonderful power is perfect di- the brightness and beauty of blouses and dark tunics gestion Hostettes Stomach Bitters makes We crouched low again and watched digestion easy and cures all complaints glorious Summer the poor body as it jerked and swung arising from weak stomach such as indiFollow the principle that Nature lays all There was a dreadful fascination in gestion biliousness andblood liver and kid down Start in at once and purify your ney ailments purifier and As a the sight and for one I could not take nerve tonic it is marvelous It is recom blood with that great specific Hoods ftneter disappoints mv eves from it I have the thought mended by all physicians and is sold by Sarsaparilla every Tumors the supercargo broke out a needs druggist in theofcountry Everybody marble came A tumor as big as a large that the year it at this time under my tongue and instead swearing once not loud but as I might Of letting my physician operate on it I a my favorite spring tonic- Hoods Sarsapa say between his teeth and that I Proof Positive rilla Tin bunch soon disappeared1 Mrs I heard him laughed savagely when Two men were standing outside a jewel H M Contra MerkSk Lowell Mass The buccaneer continued to bear ers window admiring the gorgeous display Rheumatism - 1 had rheumatism for of glittering gems that lay before them down upon tis and as soon as he was Presently one of them pointing five years and can conscientiously say that to an object ¬ ¬ ¬ their heads and traveled up swiftlv to Mis Johnsing wy doan yo git dat man vouahs to atten Divine woship once in while IV de good lans sake Pason Green dat no count niggah 1se married to ain bin in ¬ side a chueh fo inon ten yeah Yo doan mean t tell me dat he aint aevah sperienced religion Mis Johnsing I guess dats bout right paton doah don ik t say it Ef he ain in de faith den wha doctrine does he cling to Mis Johnsing Well pa son 1 aint cot much opinion in dc niattah but I kind o reckon dat de only doctrine he hang- - onto wid any very grea amount o tenastiey am de one dat sea A bird in de bag am wuth two on de n when de doah o de coops not a spring lock an de dawgs unchained Cleveland His Philosophy 04 Courage and Strength in Times of Danger0 the m ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ within reasonable signaling distance Mac Ivrach took off his waistcoat and waved it It was as large a distress flag as we had for all of us were with- ¬ out coats to be continued FUMIGATED HE ¬ Uncle Got Rid of the Cigarette Fiends ¬ Without the SliKhteHt Trouble Hoccis Sarsaparilla lias given nie entire in a red plush fray said relief As a blood purifier it lias helped my Just look at that scarfpin representing children wonderfully Mas S A Sagab a fly Anyone can tell thats not real S3Fraukliu Avenue Passaic N J Wei 1 should think so answered the Who ever saw a common fly with friend such a bright appearance Why it makes L rr me weary when I think that the jeweler who produced that fondly hoped that some one would purchase it to deceive his friend If I saw that on a mans scarf 1 could tell Hoods pills ewra liver ills Um non irritating and directly that it was an enameled imitation At that moment the object of their con only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla demnation moved across the tray Hew 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 JCtCsSaUa ¬ ¬ ¬ But It Served to Ilrlncr Ont the Fail ¬ SlOO Reward SlOO car ings of Weak Humanity The readers of this paper will be pleasec a few evenings ago and listened to the i jtam mac mere is at leatt one ureauec Say said the street ear conductor to a talk of the young men who were his disease that science has been able to cure is all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls mild mannered man who was deeply en fellow passengers Five of these Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure grossed in his newspaper Say young fel young men were smoking cigarettes known to the medical fraternity Catarrh ler I dont want tins quarter I cant use much to the disgust of the aged uncle oemg a constitutional disease requires a it Ihe mild mannered mac continued to Halls Catarrh hold out hs hand for his change but paid He sniffed audibly several times and constitutional treatment Cure is internally attention to at last one of the cigarette youths upon thetaken and mucousacting directly no otherhere yelled the conduct blood Sec surfaces of the the conductor getting system thereby destroying the foundation red in the lace you cant pass no quarter turned to him and facetiously said t i like that on me Its lick I cant take it You dont like cigarette smoke do Of the distMSP ni1 trivincr tliu strength b building up the constitution and for more than 20 cents you Mr Johnsing The in uomg its looked The Tm Id like it bettah sah replied the uesiswiig nature so much faith work cura- sorry mild manyou gave up and said quar proprietors have in its because me that very tive powers that they offer One Hundred ter yourself last night and Ive been laving eteran ef I was an undertaker There was a general laugh at the Dollars for any ease thai it fails to cure for you since Well give it here He took Send lor list of rear platform of An aged colored man stood on the a Cedar avenue j ¬ ¬ -- 1 ¬ ¬ smokers expense and he puffed- vi ciouslj at his cigarette An ef I dont like it conl inued the - ¬ ¬ ¬ he suddenly dropped his newspaper and gave a chuckle Well well he exclaimed heres luck old man I kin always foomergate A Protest Bless me if that isnt an 1832 quarter With agin it 14 legislator I move said that we He stars and an arrow Its worth 3S He therefore drew from his coat now take up the the lipped it into his pocket with evidence or much satisfaction a short black pipe and proceed- ¬ pocket Mr Chairman interrupted a senator A hungry eyed man in the corner who had hasnt that white mans burden poetry ed to fire up been worked about enough Philadelphia overheard the conversation jumped up and At the second puff the young men North American said to the conductor who happened to be nearest him Isnt that the very quarter I gave you 1 missed that yesterday morning Your Dealer for Allens Foot Ease quarter turned pale One of them was the fan Aik ¬ A powder to sbake into your shoes It rests IIt was a pocketpiece and a valuable coin ny cigarette smoker and he was evi remember now that I cave to you de So re Corns the dently hard hit Another puff and Hotfeet Cures Aching Buuions Swollenand In mand it lie said looking itfiercely at I the Sweating feet Callous this particular victim threw away his growing Nails Allens Foot Ease makes mild man If you are a gentleman you will Sold cigarette and at once got down on new or tight sboeseasySample by alldruiryvbs giveIt it to me KKfcTEl and shoe stores irc isnt yours You never gave it to me thestep With an imperturbable coun- ¬ Address Aheu S Olmsted Le mailedN Y My wife gave me the coin by mistake its Hoy tenance the ancient coiored person part of a collection thats been in the fam ily since 1827 continued1 to puff that diabolical pipe yelled the conductor Inconsistent with Arithmetic I tell you its mine said the hungry eyed Love and marriage have no regard for the c- ¬ Oh Lord groaned the second man Thus they wrangled and quarreled all rules of arithmetic one is igarette smoker and he stopped smok one and then one and First are one won by the way downtown one Phila iEg too No said the mild man to a neighbor as delphia Bulletin he stepped from the car Its only a plain Puff puff puff Two nun got off ordinary old shiny quarter that Ive been The Best Prescription for Chills the car before they reached their and Fever a trying to pass off for a week We were all is bottle of Gpovns usual stopping places Four more Chili Tcnic It is simply iron and Tasteless lying Its worth about 22 cents Chicago quinine in stepped diown on to the running board a tasteless form No cure no pay Priee50e Inter Ocean Two men crawled into the car inte- ¬ a Cold in One Day pood judge I think rior When the conductor came out of Soakington Boonngton I am a no you are Take To Core Bromo Quinine Tablets All Laxative whisky Oh from his fare gathering trip the col- ¬ not a judge you are an advocate at the bar druggists refund money if it fails tocure 25c ored man and- his all conquering pipe Town Topicai mi A good occupation prevents mental dissi ¬ were sole monarch of the back platMiss Ijlvthe has gone over to the pat ion Rams Horn Knox form Cleveland Plain Dealer Yen dont mean vast majority Wheeler to say she has bought a wheel Town Theres no denying the fact that Boston Topics is one of the has beans L A W Bulletin Kirniess -¬ ¬ ¬ - Address F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 7V Halls Family Pill are tup best testimonials the quarter and gave the conductor a nickel As he took the quarter from the conductor ¬ - m In some portions of Germany the kirmess- or church mass formerly danced in honor of the dedication of - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the chtirch is now observed with the special character of a harvest home It marks the close of the years labors and is celebrated by three days of music feasting and dancing with partners chosen or allotted according to degrees of comeliness at the precedIn southern Ger ing May festival many the end of harvest is marked by the sickle feast The last sheaf is carried in triumph to the barn and placed on the floor while the younger couples dance around it One half of it is then decked with ribbons and hung aloft while the other half is burned Its ashes are treasured as a remedy for rheumatism and are sometimes used in making amulets or charms The peasants leaive for Wodan or the old a few ears of corn and a small one number of apples it being considered unlucky to strip either field or tree en tirely bare Lippincotts Magazine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wih more suffering women would accept your kind offer and be relieved There is no need for women to suffer Mrs Pinkhams advice and Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound will relieve them Mrs Ida Petfrs Milan Tenn writes DearMrs Pinkham When I wrote to yovk the first time asking your advice I was a great sufferer Menstruations were irregular some- ¬ times a week too soon and then a week or two late and when they appeared were very profuse great pain and tenderness in the bowels pain in AJ Tim sfSX WiMtt EssK back and limbs leueorrhoea all the time I 2 Ss fcjj - fsmlK sm was weak and nervous and had no appetite Burning and choking sensation in my throat I received vour reply and followed all vour instructions and now I am cured I owe mv recovery all to Mrs Pinkhams advice and her wonderful remedies how I PAINFUL PERIODS NO MORE GEORGE OSMUN of Belvidere Warren Co N J writes Suffering1 as weakness MRS several yearsI ahad from from this irregularitiesa and backache release was blessing suffering1 Oh l sWfWi 1 1 ctvvsvnr ¬ ¬ Bare Faced ItiMuit When I think exclaimed Mrs Strongmind of the apathy nay the sneers and insults of the unthinking mob that constitutes our voting population of its utter disregard for abstract justice its ignorance of the principles that lie at the foundation of all civilized and enlightenedgovern ment and its total unfitness to exer cise the functions of suffrage I am at a loss to give adequate expression to the indignation that burns within me ¬ ¬ Gmz k iiiiL ¬ ¬ Ohio writes I have been thankful a thousand times since I wrote to you for what your Vegeta ble Compound has done for me I followed your advice carefully and now I feel like a different person My troubles were back- ¬ ache headache nervous tired feeling pain- ¬ ful menstruation and leueorrhoea I took four bottles of Lydia E Pinkhms Vegetable Compound one box of Pills one package of Sanative Wash and am now well Mrs Maggie P bTiNE rew Berlin ¬ ¬ Ella E Brenner East Rochester Pa writes k Why dont youse make a vow not to shave until theys a woman presi dent called out a disrespectful voter in the audience Chicago Tribune ¬ ¬ ¬ About Surname curious custom which was preva lent in England even as late as the seventeenth century gave rise to a number of surnames It was the cus- ¬ tom of wearing patches on the face which originated with the ladies of the court who wore plasters cut in the shape of crescents stars circles dia ¬ monds hearts crosses etc Hence the word court plaster Some went so far as to patch their faces with a coach and four a ship in full sail a chateau and many such things From this cu- ¬ rious circumstance came the names Cross Ship Coulter Castle Trump Shear Cloak Sickles Vain Flagg Crow and Crabbe and many others of equal significance Detroit Free Fress A ¬ ic wk Mrs H A 124 S Cedar Street uwosso years ago I wrote to you asking advice in regard to my health Nearly three and backache was I was so miserable suffered from painful menstruation from you telling me kind letter nervous dizzy and faint I received such a I now am recommending Lydia E just what to do I followed vour advice andGod 1 thank for this pain destroyer Compound Pinkhams Vegetable 4k with terrible backache small of my back for about seven in the years and could never get anything to help me I tried severs physicians but found no help I have now taken three bottles of Lvdia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ pound and feel like a different woman I have suffered liMiiwmtMiwiwMieiwiMiwiiaiitniNittwtmMitatiwiiaiiiMiwiiiiiiiiiiaiitiwiiwitiwimmi DONT BORROW TROUBLE BUY I 8APOLIO TBS CHEAPER IN THE END ummmMmmmtmmmMMmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmMmmminmmmmmmmMimmmmmmma i I u THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS ET FRIDAY APRIL 28 1869 PEACE MEETINGS A Plan for Holding Them Simultane- ¬ ously Over the World May 15 Addresser of Sympathy Will Be Exchanged by the omen In Different Civilised Countries The Meetings Will Send Resolutions to Peace Conference IHE CASE OF CAPT COGHLAN Incident May Be Considered as Closed The Captain is Reprimanded and Germany is Satisfied ABOUT TO CLOSE Washington April 27 The case of white house Wednesday afternoon and had a conference on the subject with DEPARTURE 0 TRAINS the president of such a satisfactory na- ¬ To Cincinnati 515 a m Indianapolis Ind April 26 As th ture 751 a m that the matter was regarded as 340 p m American member of the International settled The president explained the To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mf Peace and Arbitration committee Mrs course the navy department had taken 545 p m 1014 p m May Wright Sewall is sending- out the To Richmond 11 08 a m 548 p m in administering a reprimand to Capt would get through in two days following plan for holding- simultane- Coghlan 1016 p m It was also pointed out that Mrs George looked more serious To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m A ous peace meetings throughout the the officers explanation of the incident Monday morning than at any time durF B Carr Agent Lipn retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day Acciworld on May 15 stated that his utterances had been ing the trial Her face was paler and dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address A universal and international de ¬ much exaggerated On the part of the JAMBS E CLAY monstration is to take place in favor ambassador there was every disposi her manner was less animated As for the verdict time the Marchmont Stock Farm of the aims for which the peace contion to deal as lightly with the matter approaches prophets do not feel Paris Ky ference that will open May 18 at The as possible and to become as free not permit it been thejhave as CHESAPEAKE Hague has been called together by a source of friction A majority of to foretell the verdict the invitation of the czar This de- ¬ During the day the navy department incline to the view monstration will consist in simultan- ¬ administered to Capt Coghlan the rep- ¬ them however still be acquittal or that the verdict will eous meetings of women held as much rimand which had been determined disagreement The latter is based on EAST BOUND as possible on the same day for which upon Tuesday as stated in these dis ¬ opinion that the state has not Lv Louisville 830am 600pm the 15th of May has been fixed in patches This was in the form of a let- the ArLexingtou 1115am 84lpm proved her guilty and that the defense most of the more important towns ter from Secretary Long to the officer Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm has not proved her innocent Attorney Lv Winchester 1158am 9r23pm 915am 630pm ail over the civilized world Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pr Grant opened for the statu Monday 6 Vjam 340pm Ar Washington In the meetings SHIPLOAD OF DEAD BODIES morningsimultaneous Ar Philadelphial015am 705prn the women will proclaim their uni ¬ Ar New York 1240nn 908pm Mrs Strceter a close friend of versal and unanimous will for the idea Transport Crook With Remains of Ameri Mrs George is quoted as saying that WEST BOUND of peace and the promotion of the can Soldiers Killed or Died in the West she will never serve a penitentiary Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm principles of justice instead of force Indies Arrives at New York Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 345pm sentence or occupy the electric chair in the international relations of peo 911am ti30pm Ar Frankfort She intimates that the prisoner would Ar Shelby vill 1001am 720pm New York April 27 Another ship take her own like before either pun ples Besides they will interchange Ar Louisville 4100am 15pm Ring ou ttc ola addresses of sympathy with all the load of the bodies of the American sol- ishment should be meted out to her Rin In the new Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ r iStlfiif WffiTlxF sSmMuI cept Sunday other trains run daily other women gathered for the same diers who were killed or died in the Mrs Strceter insists that friends of MM MfflfrTpijWi Rin2 out be kdso King in the true t VVl Through cause at the same hour in other coun Cuban and Porto ilican campaigns Mrs George will aid her in cheating e brine f Vle new and true from tna Lexington Sleepers Jetween Louisville ff Suw and New York withonl was brought into this harbor Wednes justice tries jflRSwi piney forest or Nonvay The sheriff and jail officials change These meetings must be held in as day evening by the transport Crook do not regard the threat seriously It For rates Sleeping Car i8ervationB or much as possible in all the important the same vessel which brought a for- is said any information call on that if she is acquitted Mrs towns of each countrv The orjraniza mer and similarly sad consignment George will sue the Saxton estate for F B Carr Agent L N R R tion and execution ought to be centered This time 356 coffins were piled in rows a large sum ar-Honey orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky -Tin one hand which also would take the upon the vessels decks Ninety eight Div Pass Agent April 2ft At the open ¬ Canton charge of sending and of receiving the of these bodies were dug up in Porte ing of Lexington court Tuesday morning Attor addresses of sympathy which will be Pico 12 at Gnantanamo and 2W at San- ¬ ney James Natures most natural remedy Improved by Sterling began the open ¬ exchanged betveen countries and tiago They have been identified as ing address to the jury on behalf of science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive which will Cure for coughs colds and all inflauvd surfaces have be far as possible to the defense in the trial of Mrs George of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Those bodies which in spite of the He occupied the greater part of the distributed to in places all Frankfort The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila Cincinnati Ry the country where meetings will greatest care have remained unidenti day microbe bearing mucus is cut out the rated the be arranged in time so that they may ried will be buried with their fellows Early in his summing up of the testi ¬ cause of that tickling is removed and the inflated ail be read aloud during these meet in Arlington cemetery The others mony Mr Sterling diverged to pa- - his ELKHORN ROUTE membranes are healed and soothed so that the ings These addresses have to be sent will be forwarded hy the government respects to Saxton and the other people Is no inclination to cough before hand until the Sth of Ma- - by to relatives in any part of the country connected with the case In this line LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT SOLO BV AL GOOD DRUGGISTS DE EMBER 5th 18 S means of the central committee of one who desire to bury their dead else he presented Saxton in the most um Bottles Only 25c 50c and 100 Si country to that of all the other coun ¬ where than in the national graveyard favorable light and dwelt upon the al ¬ EAST BOUND BE SURE YOU GET The Crook anchored Wednesday leged wrecking of the George home tries which will probably amount I AM 80 YEARS OLD and nevernsea ny remedy equa to Dr BeUs No 1 No 3 No 5 to 15 or 18 and will have to be for- night off Liberty Island Mr Pomerene is to close and he will Pass Pans Mixed It gives quick and permanent relief Dr Bells In grip as well as coughs and colds It makes warded to the different meetings in 7 ooam 3 4uptn Lve Frankfort a 00pm some time Wed ¬ not get started until weak lungs strong Mrs Si A MetoUfd 7 11am 3 52pm 1 20pm Lve Flkhorn copies THE INNOCENT PARTY SHOT nesday The present indication is that Seducah Ky 7 18am 4 00pm 135pm LveSwiUer The meetings will indorse short Lve stamping Or nd 7 2Jam 4 10pm 1 55pm the judges charge can not be delivered 734am 4 16pm LvePJvalis resolutions addressed to the govern ¬ Drunken Soldiers Resist Arrest and the before late Wednesday evening- or 739am 422pm Lve Johnson 7 4iam 4 2 pm 2 30pm Officer of the Day Fired Killing Lve Georgetown ments and to the peace conference and Thursday morning Lve C i Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm Private i inland the passage of these resolutions has to 17am 4 48om Lve Newtown April 27 Attorney John Canton 8 25am 4 56pm Lve Centreville be communicated before May 17 to the 8 30am 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth Augusta Ga April 37 While sev C Welty occupied Wednesday morning 8 40am 5 10pm Arr Paris c following Vradescomite address eral intoxicated soldiers of the 2d Illi- in his closing plea on behalf of Mrs Hague He said to the jury that if George WEST BOUND May Wright Sewall honorary presi- nois regiment were attempting to set The New Werner Edition of they found the accused guilty of mur- ¬ NoT2 No 4 No 6 dent of the National Council of Women fire to some small wooden sheds about der in the first degree they should not Pass Pass Mixed ¬ 9 SOain 5 4upm of the United States and vice presi midnight Tuesday night a fight oc recommend her to mercy thus substi ¬ Lve Paris c 9 40am 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth curred when Lieut John Mayeski as dent of the International Council of 9 4iam 5 15pm Lve Centreville tuting imprisonment for life for the 9 53am 6 03pm Lve Newtown Women has addressed a letter to the officer of the day tried to disperse death penalty For her sake and Lve C S Ry Depot b 10 28am 6 17pm 7 50am them The soldiers resisted Mayeski czar of Russia thanking him in the 10 32am 6 20pm 7 Slam Lve Georgetown do not he said IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES to and grapple with for my sake started U47am 626pm Lve Johnson name of the 1250000 women of the 10 43am 6 32pm Lve Duvalls Mayeski thinking his life recommend mercy We do not ask Lve Stamping Grnd 0 50am 6 39pm 8 22am United States included in the member him A review of it we do not want it Lve Switztr li OOam 6 49pm 8 40am ship of the council for his action in in danger drew his revolver and the evidence was then taken up and re 11 07am 6 56pm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn Private James L Giliiland 11 20aml 7 10pm 9 15am t Arr Frankfort a calling a convention of the representa fired viewed on the hypothesis that there Dally except Sunday tives of all nations to consider the dis- ¬ whose home is Pipiey O fell with a was nothing but circumstantial N b connects with Q a Connects with L bullet hole in his left breast Giliiarmament of the armies of the world C counects with Ky Central land did not have a hand in the fight evidence and that this was clouded were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He In her letter Mrs Sewall says was trying to put out the blaze with doubt in important essentials In realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their The women of the council believe and KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS The shooting brought out Col Moul commenting on a threat about going children become If you have children study their individual is most promotive of that whatever AM1H M to the Althouse place to create trouble PMI AM ¬ tendencies and place the best 340 75001 L Frank Tort Arll20 7W the best interests of one nation must ton and other A officers who soon re- Mr Welty said it was fitting that Sax Georgetown Ar 1028 61 42 750ILt full investigation will possible educational advantages in the end secure the highest interests stored order 10i 840 Ar Lv 930i 5401 Paris ton should meet his death there on be made of the affair rv A Maysville Lv 545 12 830i JAr before them A way has been They see in the maintenance of all Lv 709 235 616 1142 Ar the step of his companion in wrong Winchester n provided in the New Werner Edi ¬ Lv 620 200 720 ltWAr Richmond enlargement of the present stand and THE GUNBOAT NASHVILLE doing closing tion of the finrvclondin Rritaning armies of the world a menace to GEO B HARPER Genl Supt The arguments in the trial of nica complete in thirty volumes the highest civilization to the finest Crew of the Vessel Takes Part in the Dec- Mrs JOS K NEWTON G P A g GeOrge progress was in The best thoughts on all subjects and to the realization culture When court adjourned Wednesday orating of Confederate Graves at They there m ne history of man are treasur of Christian ideals V A v evening Prosecuting- Attorney Pome s Vicksburg Miss in desire the tinite ed there A systematic study of fore rone begun his arguments shortly after in conven this work is equal to any college that his majestys motives YiOKSBUKG Miss April 27 The con- ¬ 3 oclock and will probably occupy the v ing a conference to consider disarma federate decoration ceremonies Wed ¬ greater part if not all of Thursday course Algebra Anatomy Arch- ment ma- receive from all people the nesday were probably the most notable forenoon in completing it It is now s uectuic Dunuiug Electricity They most generous interpretation Political Economy are a few of that ever occurred here a detachment thought that the jury will be charged unite in the hope that his majesty in of 75 marines and sailors from the immediately after the noon recess on its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and the execution of his benevolent de United States gunboat Nashville fully Thursday The Leading Specialists of America Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the signs may enjoy the co operation of armed and equipped taking a lediug highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the 20 YEARS IN OHIO THE DEATH OF KID LAVELLE of all civilized countries governments The blue pnrt in the ceremonies 250000 Cured throughout the world jackets were heartily cheered by Camp Cavanaugh Mason Moietoy lienuinger S3 U C V WECURESTRICTURE Kennedy kerwin and Coats Held LYNCHING BEE IN KANSAS When they wheeled into line just be by tlu- Coroner for Murder Thousand- of young and ciiddlo aged men are troubled with this disease many hind the old soldiers and received unconsciously They may have a smart Colored Man Shot to Death in the Jail at PlTTsiiLiaii Pa April 27 The cor¬ tremendous ovation all along the line ing sensation small twisting stream a V oh of Negroes Galena Kan by sham cuttine rains at times slight dis-of march and at the cemetery Several oner Wednesday began the inquest in- ¬ and the balance in small monthly payments The entire Thirty He Killed a Negress charee dithculty in commencing weak organs emissions and all tne symptoms officers of the gunboat also took part to the death of Kid Laveile the color- ¬ Volumes with a Guide and an elegant Oak Book Case will be of nervous debility they have STRIC April 26 Charles in the exercises The Nashville leaves ed pugih t who was knocked out by Galena Kan delivered when the first payment is made TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing John Cavanaugh in a fight Friday Williams alias Jones colored was shot early in the morning for Memphis you This will not cure you as it will re The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes night last and diei from the effects of turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT to death early Tuesday in the city jail MENT absorbs the stricture tissue No i New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Williams killed THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY a blood clot on the brain After hear by a mob of Negroes hence removes tho stricture permanently Machine Finish Book Paper 4500 ing several witnesses the coroner ad- ¬ It can never return No nain no suffer Laura Canafax a Negress Monday First payment One Dollar 100 and Three Dollars 300 per ing no detention from business by our Troops of Federal Army Fire a journed the case until Friday and reThe mob composed of about 25 Ne Regular method Tho sexualorgansarostrongth month thereafter ened The nerves are invigorated and Salute in Honor of Dead Confed manded Cavanaugh Mason Moseley four broke No 2 Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish groes went to the jail and the bliss of manhood returns erates at Savannah Book Paper 6000 Henniger Kennedy Kerwin and Coats man had an ax the the door in The first First payment Two Dollars 200 and Four Dollars 400 per to jail on the charge of murder second a rope and the third carried a month thereafter fea27 The Thousands of young and middle aged Savannah Ga April pistol Williams was locked in his cell No i Shitn Tan Color Marbled Edces Fxtra Onalifv Hich Marhine Finish Gigantic Liimber Trut men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis Book Paper 7oo but they broke the lock and ordered ture of the memorial day exercises here Nokfoik Va April 27 The At ease lhey aro frequently uuconscious was the presence at the head of the First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per him to come out This he refused to of the causo of these symptoms O enera 2d lantic Coast Lumber Co was chartered month thereafter procession of two companies of Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail do The man who carried the revolver ing Manhood Nervousness Poor MemIs granted by paying cash within 30 days after the A reduction of 10 regulars un- here with a minimum capital of 81000 ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen then began shooting through the bars United States infantry John L Hines 000 and a maximum capital of 20000 receipt or tne worK sation funken Lyes with dark circles command of Lieut Four shots took effect killing Williams der Weak Back General Depression Lack 000 Lewis A Hali of Bay Mills Mich cusand the firing by that body of the Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition For sale by instantly Parts etc GLEET and vSTRlCTlRE dead at the con- is president The company has ac may be tho cause Dont consult family The mob dispersed quietly without tomary salute to the quired 600000000 feet of standing tim- ¬ doctors as they have no experieuco in KY G CO A coroners jurv federate monument in Forsyth place any demonstration these special diseases dont allow ber The headquarters of the colossal hisOuacks to experiment on yon Consult Williams came to his death This is probably the first time in found that The new Specialists who have made a life study of of dead concern will be in Norfolk in honor a Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW from the effects of pistol shots from tory when salute combination will practically control METHOD TREATMENT will posi No arrests have confederates has been fired by regular the soft lumber trade of the coast an unknown persjn tively cure you One thousand dollars Luxuries For Men troops of the federal army Dudley Bill Posting Co for a case we accept for treatment and been made cannot cure Terms moderato for a cure Uorden Condensed Milk Co cap- quick and easy shavo is a The A clean Trains Collide in a Fog Found Dead in the Park JO was incorporated luxury which all men appreciate and a at CURES GUARANTEED KY BOX 0 PARIS Aubukn Ind April 27 A heavy ital 20 0000 St Louis April 26 Sidney J Cas Trenton N J Monday to take the luxury which all men get who patronize We treat and ru c EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHtXrS OLKET ctty of Peoria 111 assistant general fog caused a collision near Berlinton place of the New York Condensed Milk We make a specialty of posting and Crawford Bros shop next door to the STRICTURE TMPOTBXCY SECRET distributing rail classes of paper large or BoarLon Bank Excellent bath servici passenger and freight gent of the Wednesday between two Baltimore Co The incorporators are Lee Borden DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KI PNEY and BLADDER Diseases Evansville railroad Ohio trains one a freight and the other Joseph Milbank YVm J Rogers Albert Kuiall also distribute booklets dodgers 1Q connection Peoria Decatv BOOKS witn the shop New pa CONSULTATION FREE up exclusively of cars containing 1 rates etc at reasonable was found dead in Forest park Tues made FREE If unable to call write for Milbank and Isaac Milbank tf before placing vonr reus are alwaye welcome Get our prices matter Fireman Ray was BLANK lor HOME OUESTTON day It is thought he committed sui express work TREATMENT killed by jumping from his engine At Wilmington Del Charles Harris Good stands in good locations and cide with morphine escaped injury The other trainmen Insure your property against tire who has numerous aliases and who good work guaranteed wind and lightning in the Hurst Hom Many Cabin Washed Away was convicted of pension swindling The Earliest in Fourteen Years Insurance Co a safe and reliable com La April 26 The whole to 12 years im ¬ Raceland 122 W FOURTH STREET paoy Albany NY April 27 The canals was Monday sentenced tine Harris CALDWELLS La Fourchc valley is still flooded as a of prisonment and 2000 CINCINNATI O 0 W Miller Agent the state were opened for naviga result of the break in the leve Many tion officially Wednesday the earliest carried on his operations in all parts of Paria Ky w ma m a Lwj as w 1 CURES CONSTIPATIONil cabins have been washed away but no opening in 14 years the country lives ar reported lost Jay-Ee-Se¬ - Capt Coghlan may be considered as finally closed The German ambassa- ¬ dor Dr Von Holleben called at the Bay horse 15 hands 8 in foaled 1893 By ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 213 Alabaster 4 215 The Arguments in the Mrs Georg and fifty three in 230 Murder Trial Under Way 1st dam Aldinade Mer dam of Wiggins 2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny 2 220 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of 8 The Accused Threatens That if Convicted in 230 list Sultan 224 etc She Will Commit Suicide If Ac- ¬ 3rd dam Bell View Maid dam of Center 229 by Idol 177 quitted Will Sue the Saxton 4th dam by Pilot Jr aire of dam of Mand S 208 e 210 etc Estate for a Large Sum 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Breed to early Meed if you want early speed Wiggins took his record of Canton O April 25 No limit has 219 and could beat 214 ar 2 years old He started in six races winning rive been placed on the arguments in the straight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his year 1895 and as a yearling showed Two attorneys how- very Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a George trial fast and gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson ever expressed the opinion that they of Rnshville Ind A ¬ WIGGINS 2 2l9i RAILROAD T1MK CAZUk L N R a ARRIVAL OF TRAIX9 1058 a m 538 p 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a in 333 p in 027 p in From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m 828 p m From Maysville 742 a m- 325 p m m - From Cincinnati ¬ 2000 TO INSURE COLT ¬ ¬ ¬ TIME TABLE in ¬ - ¬ ill ¬ ¬ ¬ mm fmmUm JctWP3 3zss - ¬ ¬ llvAmJmS aiif4 ¬ DR BELLS Pine 1 ¬ ¬ Irw Pine-Tar-Hon- ey to ¬ Pine-Tar-Kon- gy 1 i - ¬ ¬ r i ¬ ¬ The Encyclopedia Britamica ¬ ¬ ¬ Give Your Boys a Chance ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - tA fi ¬ ¬ - J DmXK - ¬ ¬ - Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WECURE GLEET ¬ ¬ te 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ S VARDEN PARIS 1 ¬ ¬ DSti Kennedys Kergan ae ¬ YRUP II PEPSlN THE BOUREOW NfcWS PARIS KYM FRIDAY APRIL 28 1899 IRE WALTER HtiMttwtM lllllll ti Vear HEWS l hTOCK AND TURF NEWS- - NUPTIAL Ktc KNOTS ¬ Establishe i 1S1 PublUhed every Tuesaaynnd Frifioj BBUCE MILLER ti fl Editor t and Oume Grdri- Engagements Aunoauvetnenti Aid Sol emnizations Of Tiie Marriage Vov s Turf Notes Hold un Stuart of Corbin a d Miss Allan Prewitt of Montgomery lost Mamie Debroe of Stauford weie marfive horses iu oue day from spinal men ried Wednesday after a courtship of ale ami Transfer Of Stock Crop ¬ fine ngitis Bishop Hibler etc Bro have sold to Fal uouth parties nine red bulls at fifty dol Miller Ready to Wear garments for ladies are becoming more ars each popular every day Mnrphv Co have bought a pair of AN NO I NCEM BNTS Norman horses and a large wagon for heir transfer business FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL The Wine heater Democrat reports the We are authorized to am ounce John ale of 875 bnshrls of wheat at sixty S Smith of Bourbon County a a can didate for Attorney G nera srbject t cents a d the Richmond Btyister 500 the action of the DviMoeratk party bushels at sixty four cents during the whole filly The Son Ed Simms period of pregnancy Miss Margaret Woodford the lovely Laurel won a 300 purse Tuesday at for magistrate Anticipating that Readv tn wpst nitc onH cirirfc The earlier its use u We are authorized to unoounce Thos Memphis His colt The Kentuckian fin- daugnter of Mr John T Woodford P Woots s h candidate for re elecftoi ished third in the Leuhimann Hotel was married to W W Gay a leading begun the more per would be in great demand this season we bought largely as Magistrate of the Pari- - Precinct mh fectly will the shapt of both lines from the very best farmer luiug near the manufacturing Ladies ject to the action of the Democratic Stakes be preserved Tailors in the United States line Wednesday afterparty Mr Aylette R Ashurst of Hutchison mothers friend Mt Every garment we sell is guaranteed to prove satis- ¬ We are authorized to auounce J W arrived home Tuesday night from New noon at half pa6t five oclock in the not only softens anc Mi s Church Serlimr Chiistiau Thomas Jr as a candidate for Mag- Orleans and reports the stock market If they dont fit we have them altered without relaxes the muscle factory istrate of r he Paris precinct to fill th dull and ah vegetation killed by heavy Elizabeth Spears of Paris was maid of during the great strain before birth but helpj extra cost to you Our business reputation is such that a unexpired term of R J Neely subject frosts With the exception of the war houor and David Gay of Clark county the skin to contract naturally afterward It guarantee to the action of the Democratic party from us means that if you buv and your pur period Mr Ashurst has spent his winters brother of the bridegroom was bet t keeps unsightly wrinkles away and tin we will make it ALL in Louisiana 6iuce 1852 selling horses man The other attendants were Missts muscles underneath retain their pliability mSieiis not Just as I Democratic Nominees Declared and mules Elizi Hairis of Mt Sterliug and Mary K1UH mother Trieild is that famous externa Gay of Clark county and Jake Estill At a meeting of the Bourbon County J E Clay has bought six varieties of of Fayette countv and Nelson Prewitt liniment which banishes morning sicknesj Democratic Committee held in Paris cow peas which he will plant as an ex and nervousness during pregnancy shorten of Winchester The ushers were Newt Ky the 3d inst it was ordered that in for feed for stock Other labor and makes it nearly painless builds u j the event only one candidate for each periment Bright Ed Prewitt J Coleman R il he patients constitutional strength so thai office to be filled announce prior to th farmers will also experiment with the aud Prewitt Yauny all of Mt Sterling says The Stanford Journal 25th inst emerges from the ordeal without danger then the Chairman of said cow peas Committee shall declare the announced that E E Patterson will put in 100 A reception was given the bridal partj The little one too show the effects ol Our Silk Waists are dreams of beauty and the prices candidate who have no opposing candi- acres of cow peas and soja beans this by the brides father after which they mothers Triend by its robustness and vigor dates the nominees of the Democratic go to the beantiful country home of very low Sold at drug stores for party to bvoted for at the next regulai Spring Mr Patterson says that they Mr Gay which he recently purchased a bottle Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats in great make better feed than corn for cows November election Send for our finely illustrated book for ex in Clark county J T Hinton having announced for sheep and hogs pectant mothers variety County Representative and Allen M OBITUARY THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Kiser for Jailer and no opposing candi GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS ATLANTA GA date having announced 1 hereby deTo clare said Hinton and Kiser the nom Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks Respectfully DedicatedDead The Memory Of The inees of the Democratic party for said In The Foyer Thk ladies of Paris and Bourbon Sifter Boromeo Mother Superior of offices to be voted for for said offices at county are cordi 1 y invited to inspect CYRANO MANSFIELD IN the election aforesaid T E Moore Its no trouble to show goods Thats what we are St Mary and Elizabeth Hospital iu an Qleant line of jnveuile suits from 3 Chairman here for Call and look and if we cant suit you we wont The greatest event of the dramatic Louisville died yesterday morning to 8 years and boys D C Parrish Secretary suits from 8 to 15 appearance at the She formerly taught school here season will be the ask ou to buy years at Pi ice LVs clothiers tf Lexington opera house on May 9 of Mr C W Stivers aged thirty six son of SCINTILLATIONS Richard Mansfield and his matchless G VV Stivers died Wednesday night in Cyrano de Bergerac An Interesting Jumble Of News And company in If yon expect to do any white wth this city MaLtrae Thos Woods Comment The Mansfield organization is the larg acting Coroner in the absence of Cor- in this spriug dont nse anything bat Respectfully Sam Jones will begin a meeting at est that has ever traveled and the fa oner H H Roberts held an inquest Bine River lime It is by fnr the whtt-elime mad Louisville Sunday For pale by Geo W mous play will be given withthe artis over the body and the jury returned a tf The Boyle county grand jury refused tic elaborateness and scrupulous exact verdict that the deceased came to bis Stnart opiosib freight depot to indict the insurance companies ness that has made a sensation in New death from uremic poison caused by Ladies fine shoes less than half price Chief Deitseh has informed Mormon York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia kidney trouble The remains will be this week at Davis Thompson taken to North Middletown at half elders that they cannot look for con Weekly Crop Report Isgritfe past eight this morniug for burial tf verts in Cincinnati The week opened up a little cool but The Orphan Brigade will accept bIRTHS Leaders in Style and Fashion soon turned warm and was very favorBarren countys invitation to hold a re able for farm work and plaut growth The Advent Of Our Future Men And union at Glasgow Women part received some uice 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY The Kentucky farm n which Abra The western On Scott avenue yesterday morning to showers which were quite beneficial ham Lincoln was born has been bought aud the week closed with warm showery the wife of Henry Power a daughter for his son Robt T Lincoln y weather iu progress which will probably Iu this city Tuesday to the wife of The whiskey trust has secnred the M give the desiied rain iu the eastern pait R bt C Talbott on Dunciu aveuue a V Monaich distillery at Oweusboro AWEAK5T0KACH Under the favorble conditions every daughter paying 90001 for the plant thing progressed tiuely Oats were sown AFFECT5 YOUR Co for wall Go to J C Snyder The Frankfort Telephone Co with plowing was pushed forward as rapidly tf has been in- as possible aud considerable corn was paper and window shades capital sto k of 10000 WHOLE BODY corporated by W W Longmoor planted Gardening was continued very Nutp raisins dates figs enrrantp becoming seed lees raisins Postmaster Boggess of Ashland is satisfactorily Trees are FROM TO Newton Mitchell tf missing and is said to be short in his grr en Apple pear and cherry trees are Friends say the matter will biginning to bloom account We are the peoples friends We reEaily sown winter wheat is making be straightened out pair your linen and put neck bands on Judge Cautrill at Frankfort decided good growth but iu some localities it is free Reed Steam Lattndry Co sown is very in favor of the settlers in a case involv- thin aud uneven the last up ing over 200000 acres of laud in Clay poor aud some of this i being plowed for corn Tobacco plants are doing well and Leslie counties Pastures have improved very rapidly Scott at Richmond held that and aie now in good condition Jnde I will sell Monday May 1st 1899 the vagrancy law which provides for court day in Parii Ky one nice Stain boul mare let dam Luna 2d dam MoonNew Book Received the selling of vagrants is in conflict shine Also her yearling filly colt by with the Federal constitution One With a Song is the title Dr Hooker Comes WRS N D McCLINTOCK James Chinn a Boyle connty black- of a handsome volume of poems by Box 803 Paris Ky smith has invented a hemp brake which Frank L Stanton just issued by Bowen If- is for YOU to judge whether Between Indianapolis he claims will brake 4000 pounds of Merrill Co or no I am offering the hest and hemp per day when run by steam the covers of blue and gold are printed cheapest line of STRAW MAT ¬ nearly two hundred charming poems of The Associated Press was fined 40 GIVES STRENGTH TINGS ever brought to Central this sweet singer of Dixie land which in the Franklin Circuit and State FisPersons holding claims against the Kentucky quaiut humor TO THE STOMACH cal Courts for failing to name an agent contain the pathos and trust esthte of Roseberry Rogers are repoems more widely quested to present them to the under- ¬ If PRICES QUALITY and AS ¬ in the State on whom proce s could be whichjhave made his PURITY TO THE copied than any poet of the present day signed at onoe or to leave them for the SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont served Comes One With a Song is distinc- undersigned at the law offices of McBLOOD AND LIFE tell you to BUY dont do it Reuben Fields the famous mathematively a Southern volume and it will Millan Talbott in Paris Ky thats all tician who is ranked as one of the won Jno H Roseberry Trustee c TO THE LUMGS meet with a large sale It can be had 4t ders of the world prophesies that at G S Varden And CARPETS well no adver- ¬ Cos Owingsville will be destroyed by a tisement can do justice to the cyclone on Sunday June 4th 1899 Scrivens drawers at 75 cents on sale beauty of design richness of color- ¬ tf clothiers Cos The seven year old son of Rev Robt at Price ing and lownesfl of price You Dickson a missionary to Brazil arrived T E Howe is agent for the Carlisle will have to SEE them to appre- ¬ country Tuesday Creamery milk and also for the Elgin inMaysville from that ciate them Come in and take a The undersigned Executor of Thos A He came to Nw York in care of a Creamery S J Stevens butter of Cin Futchcraft pursuant to an agreed order look it will cost you nothing Ifriend and was sent by express to Mays cinnati napr iinoi of the bourbon Circuit Court will on And then I have the WALL ville If you want the best wagon made buy SATURDAY MAY 1899 PAPERS to match the carpets and Mrs Lnla Weathers Gahagan formOwensboro for sale only by G W the matting3 They are prettier this erly of Chilesburg Fayette county now on the beginning about 230 p m Stuart opposite the frieght depot tf expremises hereinafter d scribed of New York has sued her husband year than ever and that is saying As executor of Robert Canningham pose to public sale the lot and buildings Dr Wm L Gahagan medical examinSee our new invoices of fashionable a great deal No one can touch thereon owned by the late Thos A I will on er for the United States Casualty Com Spring and Summer shoes for ladies and Hutchcraft commonly known as the my line either in patterns or SATURDAY APRIL 29 1899 pany for divorce alleging that the doc- misses New styles arriving daily Jack Hook livery stable located in prices 1 can show two patterns Paris Ky on Main Street between 7th beginning at 1 oclock p m on the Davis Thomson Isgrig tor is too intimate with his typewriter tf and 8th streets fronting on Main street premises at Cunningham Station be to any other dealers one An ex- ¬ and extending back to Pleasant street tween L N R R and the Iron Works perienced Interior Decorator al- ¬ a distance of about 214 feet adjoining Turnpike road sell at public sale 35 on Main street on one side the Murray acres of land virgin soil well watered ways at your service on the other the property and some timber on it property and Work guaranteed of J T Hinton and being the same Then bear in mind I am always property conveyed to Thos A Hutch RAY CUNNINGHAM Exeeutor Any goods we sell you must invariably be of good craft by A L Butler by deed recorded At the same time and place the un showing a large and exclusive quality and correct in style and fit Our prices also must in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon dersigned heirs of Lafayette Cunning ¬ line of Baby Carriages Bed Room County Court to which reference is adjoining fair This because we are here to carry made for a more particular description ham will sell 35 acres of land lays well be reasonable and Toilet Sets Chiffoniere sets the abova tract Good land is the on business and these are the only truefprinciples of good This stable in most s desirable livery and been in grass for 30 years Lamps Hammocks Ladies Desks sale The stable proper Terms made known on day of sale merchandising and lower rooms are leased until Sep Book Cases and anything else per- ¬ see said Any desiring will tember 1st 1899 at 60 00 per month call on personaddress theto Executorland Perhaps you may find lower prices but they or at taining to the house furnishing rooms three worth very Of the by theupstairs at 500 one is now Austerlitz per month month leased surely be for fabric workmanship or articles line The purchaser will be entitled to all Heirs of Lafayette Cunningham much less than the difference The best REFRIGERATOR is sale Bidders after td A T Forsyth Auctioneer matter what rents accruing inspect the property You can easily find higher prices but no are invited to the the NORTH STAR Sold only by Said sale will be made upon Terms anybody says can you find better than best credits of 6 and 12 months for equal have to be thoroughly satisfactory abso- ¬ parts of the purchase money the purOur goods payable to the The guarantee that goes with them chaser to execute bonds surety to be aplutely pleasing good undersigned with proved of by the undersigned bearing makes this imperative interest from date of sale until paid at All persons having claims against the Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete the rate ot 6 per cent per annum due estate of Thos A Hutchcraft de Elegant line Undertaking in all its branches Mouldings in 6 and 2 months respectively ceased will present them at once to the re- ¬ Embalming scientifically attended to undersigned properly proven according Send me your old furniture to be CARRIAGES FOR HIRE paired K B HUTCHCRAFT to law Your furniture moved by experienced Sts Paris Ky Fourth and Main Executor of Thos A Hutchcraft R B HUTCHCRAFT hands 14 ipr 3wk On Demand Executor McMillan Talbott Attys Your Money Back Make all Checki Atovtj Payable to the order of Champ ¬ Many women lose their girlish forms aftei nine years they become mothers This is due to negMiss Keteurah Cluke a ovely young lady of Montgomery cc unty was mar lect The i injure can be preserved beyond question if the ex riel at her home yesterday morning to pectant mother will Mr B L Chambers of Henderson constantly use Miss Mattie Gilbert and Mr Chas W Parrish were married Wednesday at Winchester at the home of the bride The biideis the onlv daughter of a Baptist miuiPter and the groom is a member of the firm of J VV Parrish I v J igure Beady ¬ To Wear HIS flutters friend Lafe Sitts iiid Separate Skirts V two-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ Bourbon-Clark-Moutgomer- y ¬ ¬ j t rePsented ¬ Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ No trouble to show goods ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -t ¬ ¬ FRAN K CO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TOP ¬ TTOM ¬ PUBLIC SALE rlEiQ -- ¬ ¬ - Mice to Creditors y ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Public Sale OH Executors sale ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Facts in the Case ¬ ¬ - Pr ¬ ¬ ¬ Executors Mice J T HINTON PARKER JAMES ¬ H- - i L i -- mm m nmi tummm - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY THE BODBBQN HEWS 1881 FRIDAY APRIL 28 1899 Tf BWI Odd Fellows Celebrate The eightieth anniversary of the in- ¬ PERSONAL MENTION BY meet Kentuckys Chautauqua The Chautauqua at Lexington will this year on June 27th aud con tinue until Friday night July 7 Dr ¬ troduction of Odd Fellowship into the COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED United States was celebrated Wednesday THE NEWS MAN at lf ed188 tbe Post office at Paris Ky as night by the Bourbon Lodge of this city W L David on has secured able taleut cotmall matter Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At to amuse and instruct all those who at- in a most enjoyable manner The foli The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And tend The Glee Club of Central Uni- lowing program was heard by a large TELEPHONE NO 124 T 4i A tTjoif rt rinrw nrir l hmi i crowd is here from Mt Sterl- iapr the entife 6eg8ion Etons baud Chaa Shea PUOOHAM SURSCRIPTIOV PRICES Overture ing ou a visit wW give two daily concerts prof Gutzit The Ariel layableia Advance ver RtV cheek Mrs Newton Mitchell was a visitor Sextette the Park Sisters Miss Sibyl One ye 52 00 Six months 100 Vocal Solo Mrs Lee Price Sammis Harry J Fellows and others Cincinnati yesterday Select Reading -- Miss Hutchcraft in Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Vocal Solo Mr Condou Dr H H Roberts is expected home will add to the musical program payable to the order of Champ A Miliar Recitation Signor James Ray McCauu to morrow from New York Bosco sleight of hand aud Vocal Solo Miss Ron magic Alton Packard the cartoonist James T Kiseb was Wednesday ap- Address Mr and Mrs Henry Spears are Bro W A Parker Sr and caricaturist F R Robertson stere- pointed postmaster at Kiserton Vocal Solo Miss Hudson visiting relatives in Lexington opticon views of Manila and the Philip- Recitation James Ray McCann Mrs G B Alexander spent y ster piues all will be present to Gentlemens balbriggan underwear Vocal Solo Rev MrEherhait entertain for Summer at fifty cents a suit at The entire program was pleasing but day with relatives in Covington The following well known lecturers Go Price Cos the numbers given by Mr McCann were Father James Gorey of Covington will speak Rev Thos Dickson Co tf received with the greatest applause was the guest of relatives in the city yes- EL W J Ham Dr S Parks Cadmau For Rent Furnished room with His selections gave evidence of his Geo E Vincent Dr N D Hillis wll terday board on Second street Apply to Mrs known ability as an actor and elocutionMr and Mrs Pomeroy of Balti- Hon Z T Sweeney Dr Louis Albert Mamie Fithian 2t ist which has won him a deserved repu- more are guests of Mr Will Sirams on Banks and others whose names will be added later Mt Airy Rev E G B Mann is attending the tation on the stage The program was followed by a ban Maysville District Conference in session Mrs Ulie Howard of Covington is Davis Thomson Isorig have just banquet which was served in the ball- visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C this week at Sharpsburg teceived an elegant line of latest shapes room on the second floor Alexander Dr Philip Foley a popular young styles and colors in ladies and genth Mr and Mrs J B Clay went to mens The Winchester Convention dentist of Danville has rented rooms footwear tf Myers yesterday for a short stay at oyer Vardens drug stre for his dental The Third District Convention to their farm offices Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 nominate a Democratic candidate for Mrs lohn Feeney and son arrived best in the country for the money It is understood the L N Railroad Railroad Commissioner met Wednesday¬ home Wednesday from a visit to rela- Sletson the reliable soft and stiff Company will shortly give notice to all at Winchester and Col A W Hamil- tives in Richmond 2 best hat in Kentucky for the s All employes that they must refrain from ton of Mt Sterling was nominated by Ohio is money A complete line of Spriug hats Mr P H Flynn of Xenia visiting saloons whether on or off duty acclamation The convention endorsed spending a few days in the city as the from fifty cents upwards a the Chicago platform and declared for guest of Hon C M Thomas tf Pkice Co Clothiers G L Whitlock has purchased a late W J Bryan for president in 1900 Miss Lillian Kelley who has been improved street sprinkler and will soon Paris was represented bv Hon J T have it running He has secured over Hinton D C Parrish T E Ashbrook visiting Miss Sue Graves left yesterday Black Crepon- - from 50 cents to S20 per yard sixty subscriber mostly Main street Mayor Benj Perry S B Rogers R K for her home in Georgetown 4 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yardL citizens McCarny Capt T E Moore and Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard John Williams Mr Hinton was made in the city Wednesday representing the The Milleraburg Gazette has been a member of the committee on organiza- ¬ All Shade in Colored Silks and Satins cheap John Shillito Co of Cincinnati ¬ Will to this city and is located over moved Table Linen and Napkins in Grea Varietv tion Mr Parrish a member of the comMrs Mry Bierbower of St Louis the Reed laundry It ought to be a White Good- - of All Descriptions from 5 cents up mittee on credentials and Mr Ash- is here ou a visit to her sister Mrs C Splendid Senmles Ladi- s and Childrens Hone lOccnts mighty clean paper The News welbrook a memoer of the committt e on A Daugherty on Mt Airy avenue Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yacF-10--4 comes the Gazette to Paris resolutions CHAS S BREST Wednesday Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per y tr d 110 Miss Belle Mitchell left The Watters portrait party which has The convention was not largely at- ¬ for Cleveland O to visit her sister 2 S Mp tf spent the past year in Central Kentucky tended as there was no contest for the Mrs Armstrong who is quite ill Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away nomination The Goebel men dominated has gone to Columbus O to spend a Miss Elizabeth Spears arrived home few weeks before going to the seashore the convention Both Goebel and yesterday from Mt Sterling where the Stone were present to stay during the Summer I f you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inchoy attended the Gay Woodford wedding eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Speakers and Topics Rev F J Cheek will preach at the Mrs W R Thomas of Lexington Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses liave perfect enses always perfectly MtMd Second Presbyterian Church in Dan Among the speakers and subjects at came down Wednesday for a visit at made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and co aeqtiently 3 l villu Sunday morning and evening the coming commercial convention at Capt J M Thomas on South Main w neu uotn mimes am iiuiiiNMii iiniitii huh iin- iiuiiDM iminiiissiumiiiijJiiHe iw H Bvens syst in t ways ai Will y u UirViow murlrut rrwt iy- are scieii tiflcal lj flt trt by lr Lspectacles nor of men hey a do not ve satisfaction 3W 7iMMT There will be no services at Rev Louisville are i pn Never buy cheap Hre perfect who kiiow how to J D Atchison Owens street your wool Call and get wool sacks You will get poorly adjusted rpectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are b ter ott wJtimnA Cheeks church in this city Sunday Mis Satul Stone came over Mon- and twine any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reUa bie ykJUg boro State and Local Taxation W dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest iu the end Good day for a visit to her sister Mre C M B B HUTHCRAFT Free With every Majestic Steel W Stephenson Harrodsburg 21 ap flt Paris Ky AVe have engaged the services of Dr C tf Bowen who vviir wit Range bought of Beuj Perry this week County Roads and How to Maintain Clay Jr They spent yesterday in Cinour store on the second and last Thursdays of each mouth and fmite from 24th to 29th the purchaser will Them Cassius M Clay Jr Paris and cinnati all to call and have their eyes examined for which there fcs im who has been Miss Ora Barton receive a beautiful set of Majestic ware Lucas Moore Frankfort Promotion of charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded WORK HORSES FOR SALE John P visiting her sister Mrs Ida Rogers in another Our Agricultural Interests See Perrys advertisement Hager Ashland James E Rankin returned yesterday to her home near 2t column I bave for sale an iron gray horse Henderson and Charles F Huhlein Cynthiana 16 bands hiuh works any Rogers pastor of the Louisville Our Manufacturing Inter Wm Eld Mr J as Dedman was a guest at where and does it wellasplendiii leader Christian Chnrch which he bnilt at ests Gen John B Castleman Live Mr R B Hutchcrafts several days very kind and gentle price 85 Bardstown was in the city this week Stock in Kentucky J B Atkinson this week He returned to Cynthiana Also an aged mare very large aid soliciting funds for a new church at Earlingtou C C Mengel Jr strong a good worker aud a No 1 brood ¬ Louis Wednesday mare at 25 Springfield Eld Rogers is a brother of ville Our Mineral aud Timber ReWill also sell at prices that will make Wednesday Miss Aileen Wilson left Attorney S B Rogers sources you money 2 Poland China sows with for Louisville where she will enter the pigs and an extra good yearling boar MagaThe May number of Harpers A Flourishing Lodge Not ton Infirmary to study the duties of all registered and ood oues Next visit -- Thursday May 11 1999 zine contains a picturesque cut of John Call on or address Tpe Paris Elk Lodge is growing a trained nurse Fox Jr in Richard Hardiug Davis GEORGE CLAYTON The Jem ma Johnson Chapter of Hutchison Ky article Our WTar Correspondents In rapidly and bids fair to be one of the the D A R was delightfully enter- 28ap6t best lodges of that order iu the State Mr Davis Cuba and Puerto Rico Seven petitions were rectived at the tained yesterday af ernoon by Mrs E pays a splendid tribute to Mr Fox F Spears The parlors were decorated regular meeting held Tuesday night Do you need i Spring Suit and Marechal Neil roses If so ire ak you o look at our line Wm E Sweeney son of Eld J S James Ray Mcuann the well known with lilac interesting literary proClark having for Spring and Summer WE MARK STRICTLY FIRST CLASS The firm of Turney Sweeney will graduate to night from actor Hon Claude M Thomas and There was an been dissolved all those iudtbted to said WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give yoa efceap gram after which delicious refresh the Law Department of the University Walter Champ are among the litest fir in aie rt quired to call ou the uuder work ments were served signed at once and settle Those to of Louisville Mrs J S Sweeney and members to join the order The lodge Yu know that vm cannot rt something for nothing Good whom the firm is indebted will please Dr Joiu Sweeney will leave this morn will take possession of its new quarters A new line of silk ties for 25 cents at present their accounts to the uuder clothes are n mnd to c ist more than cheap anl infones Cou ing for Louisville to attend tbe Com- in the third flxr of the Lavin tf Price Cos clothiers sigued I will coutinne in he livery nell building on Main and Eighth streets We will make you a suit CHEAPEN THAN ANY HOUSE IN mencement this evening business at the same places lower mid go upper stables and 1 solicit the patron- KENTUCKY when yon hike into consideration the way thev are For salt sand cement etc on June 1st and will have the hand somest lodge room in the State The to Geo Stuarts opposite freight depot age of all New Telephone Card made Every suit we nut up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST tf bought twenty five WALTER CLARK Paris lodge has THINCi out The Paris Telephone Co will have tickets to the opera Polly which will Surviving Partner out in a few days a new list of 172 sub- be sung to night at Lexington by the The Black Diamond Kailroad April 18 1899 scribers Any one wishing a phone local lodge TimThe Black Diamond Mineral should notify Mr J R Baker Superber Brit Railway was incorporated Wed Thoroughbreds For England at the exchange so that the intendent nesday at Carlisle by Col Albeit E S E TIPTON Cutter name may appear in proper order on The 25 yearlings purchased last win- Boone of the Black Diamond system It the new card Now is the time to bring in your en together with W J Kennedy Mayor of ter from Milton Young McMeekin M V Boetain gines mowers and farm macbiuery for Applegate and Runnymede Stud by Carlisle Dr M Dills Special Opera Train repairs Also Mower and binder blades OF Bruce Seton and James McCreary will Frank H Adair Charles Tutt and Hon And dont forget your lawn mowers N will run a special train start for England Sunday They will Hanson Kennedy Carlisle Dr Geo W gas and oil stoves which I will make as The L from Paris to night after the perform- leave Lexington over the Kentucky Evans Richmond John C J Mayo good as new Gas steam and water All i ip fitting Steel ranges repaiied which Central at three oclock aud will be Paintsyille ance of the comic opera Polly work guaranteed This road is said to be laid out to encirwill be given by the Lexington Elks transferred to the Pennsylvania lines at These yearlings are by cle the sixteen coal counties of Eastern 5EW0UIS MACHINE SHOP There will be no extra charge for the Cincinnati tick- Hanover Onondaga Strathraore Badge Kentucky and will run from Carlisle or Third and Pleasant St extra eervice Regular round trip It is Leonatus and Hindoo and represent via Sharpsburg Owingsville West Libets will be good on the special expected that quite a delegation from about 30000 They v ill be broken erty Salyersville Prestonsburg Paints THE GREAT MAJESTIC Paris will attend the opera trained and raced in England Sam ville Pikeville Whitesburg Harlan C We have received a complete line of fashionable Huston the veteran colored yearling H Pineville to Jellico Narrows on the L ft N Fishing Party An rrsi breaker will accompany them Eight line between states of Tennessee and Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen 0 Kentucky Length of road 230 miles of of the yearlings are from Runnymede a N fishing party composed An L These invoices include the latest styles and shapes ageut J A Bower Messrs F B Carr The Revenue Boys Cussed Ever body and colors in stylish footwear You will find just dispatcher George Wilder yardmaster Among Collector Roberts internal llHAJESTU MAJEETIC and R C Gorey clerk and all of this The colored woman who was ad you want among our stock s MFG ItfQft ftFGCIl I are Col Hunt proprietor of the judged iisaue at the courthouse Mon- revenue appointments for May city and y STLDUI5 5TUUIS Emery Hotel Cincinnati had a fine time day created several scenes as she was be- Storekeepers W B Allen day H R Wednesday tishiug in the reservoir near ing taken to the asy lum Tuesday She Croxton bottling Peacock Distilling Co Twhmonn Thev caught over three was a regular torrent of profanity At David Harp day A W Redd addiweighing from half a the trial she cursed the woman who tional hundred fish G White Co G J M pound to a pound and half The party conjured her at the depot she cursed Jameson day S A Barber addihad a big fish dinner at noon about a several curious men who peeped at her tional W A Johnson bottling Paris hundred fish being cooked for them JF MAN WHO IS NOT FAS- and on the train she cursed a passenger Distilling Co J T Batson night W A ri LhmJt TIDIOUS The Christain Church Meeting When she saw a certain doctor at the Gaines Co Frankfort Storekeeper 1 Jm C fl Talbott Bourbon Disgaugeis He looks like Bill asylum she said about his laundry work will take it to Thompson Ware Cole Eld Zich Svaeneys eloquent ser- it is old Bill Its Bill McKinley blank tilling Co any old place but those who are mons are attracting large crowds to the ety blak blank She was Cowles Gangers J M Russell Paris blank THE GREAT MAJESTIC well bred and want their linen to be Distilling Co J M Burbridge G G Christian Church every night and up to finally landed in a cell faultless in its color and finisti will yesterday there had been fifteen addiWhite Co Peacock Distillery Co seek out the Bourbon Steam laundry iu Race Horses Sold tions to the church Emmet Rtdmon nuts oranges Crystallized fruits time just as water finds its level Our Withers Davis Joseph Inness Mamie Owsley Ida Redmon and malaga apples Hukill sold to Mr emons Wednesday James Lovely Anni bananas laundry work is incomparable and is I have arranged to have a cooking the perfection of the laundry mans art Iva Rice made the confession Tuesday Seaton of Mansfield Ohio for James grapes grape fruit exhibit on the Great Majestic Steel and night and were baptized Wednesday af- W Ferguson the pacer Dunbar 222J Newton Mitchell tf Ranson Nannie Belle Malleable Iron Range at my store on Try us ternoon Ella each day of next week tbe Bealert Idella Sparks Mattie Stivers by Ethan Wilkes dam by Indianapolis The prettiest and most stylish colors to 29th inclusive All from ladies 24th Davis made the and the pacer Nat Goodwin by J H L the of Ruby Stivers and John VAlMT confession Wednesday night prices and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson Bourbon and adjoining counties are innight was dam by Eastlight for private tf vited to see the exhibit aud learn the Isgrigs juat received Eld Sweeneys subject last also sold to Mr Seaton merits of the great Majestic Range What Shall I Do To Be Saved and Douglas Thomas sermon was very able and eloquent the green pacer Circle by Cyclone dam Respectfully his Millet Hungarian and early amber Misses Anna Garth Tarr Minnie Is by Baron Wilkes for 925 W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors grigg Olhe Ashbrook Lula Mansfield Kern sold sugar cane seed for sale by Ceo W On the same day Bayless Mhone 4 Main office at Parker James td tf Louise Grinnan and Drusie Elliott ten harness horses to Lexington parties Stuart opposite freight depot Paris Ky made the confession last night - Nineteenth Year Established FOR NEW ¬ i j ¬ Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Made Suit Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Be ie to ¬ Gk ¬ ¬ TTJCTCEFfS- ¬ ¬ j j CONDONS In New Spring Goods Specials ¬ Lief Away Under Regular Prices Here are Few WOOL ¬ ¬ ¬ pay highest mar ket price Plenty of sacks WANTED - j 50000 lbs Wool f- j - i -- -- 1 m-mV ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ckrw f - K ¬ jr ¬ SFPLHSTG TILORIISTQrir ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ F P LOWRY ¬ ¬ Flxio Mercliant Tailo CO ¬ ¬ ELEGANT INVOICE ¬ Spring and Summer Shoes JUST RSCE1VED ¬ ¬ ¬ i pr p what ¬ ¬ ¬ CO ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ - i ML ¬ ¬ Fifaa Jlv ¬ Perms cmi Exiii ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry BENJ PERRY L THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY APRIL 28 1899 ft surgents are either demoralized by Tuesdays severe losses or else the PEDIGREE With Pedi8ree ia the Percheron Stnd Book of America 601 greater portion of the enemy have re1892 g0t b 7112 2453 dam Abydoa 960 tired along the north bank of the Rio C85 8d dam Elise by 162 721 Grande river on the southern bank of Pasee Partout 1402 out of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco which is the town of Calumpit ml II Passe Pahtout1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 Aguinaldos army Wednesday was he by 13 defending Calumpit energetically f LAmie b VtaM Ptatw 894 he by Coco 712 Comkt Tniu8111 Frtnch Monr by 05 714 out of Sizanne by Cambronne which is said to indicate that the rebels Fpvv m NARCH 205734- by Ilderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre are finally making that place their last rnoiv etc ditch or stand which the Americans 53r02 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc VtE expected them to make at Malolos oVu3lby Vie Cbaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poulo by Sandi Coco by Mignun RlS out of Pauline by Vieux Coco For the first time the Filipinos are Miqnon 715 by 739 employing artillery They brought I7 bv Vieux Chaslin 713J etc out of La Griae by Vieux Pierre 883 two guns into action in the trenches rvoaiLLub 973 1785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil dEpme by the government approved stallion Cheri he by Wednesday before Calumpit firing C bo modern shrapnel which burst over the he is of Gen Whcatons men without STEPIiON will make the season of 1899 at our place 4 miles West of Paris on effect the Hnme pike at the low price of The fighting was resumed at 6 oclock A Wednesday morning During the J W E 11 FERGUSON night the American engineers repair Pahis Kentucky ed the Bagbag bridge thus enabling uur troops to cros- - the river Lien Wheatons brigade advanced a bred b Jacob p- Sleiht ot Lau handahiKh anl weihs H60 pounds This is the only mfrelv Sj Pereheron to u registered the akl stallion ever offered M the pnblic in Carina owned by Lm frm W Dunkain wivn ti IT lhe breeder of Pereheron and French Coach horses in tL WUtr f prizewilmw8 thaa any other breeder in Fran or America ki uPM6Slifrayh0eitIed STEPHON ct- - 20404 - PROBABLY THEIR LAST DITCH RALEIGH Calumpit is Burning and the American Troops Are Closing in Around the Stronghold jThe IN PHILADELPHIA 20 1892 Noted Vessel Takes Part in the Cere ¬ monies Ineirirut to Unveiling tho Grant Monument THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY JZa ar8t It is assumed by Philadelphia April 27 The cruiser the American generais that the in Raleigh which took part in the cereManila April 27 ¬ ¬ ¬ STKAnJf 8SrhvnCtQer3 Duke-de-Chartke- s - n11 Jeaa-le-Blan- c S13 To Insure Maro In Foal full line of ¬ I am now receiving CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR R1ES AND PHAETONS order with the Kansas regiment to the west of the railroad and the Montana regiment to the east of it and took up a position covering one and one half miles on the south bank of the Kio Grande On the opposite bank were fortified trenches from which a few American soldiers would have been able to defy thou ¬ sands so strongly were they con- ¬ ¬ in extended structed on the south bank of the river deserted which furnished them with cover from which they could pick off Fili ¬ pinos whenever one of them showed his head When the rebels began firing two puffs of smoke simultaneously from the trenches on each side of the rail¬ ¬ The Americans found the trenches Roefl Wagons of Hi crane 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 Ct tMpfc iffr r H HAGGARD - Cor High and Fourth Sts Paris Ky aa m Kl 41 mxk Ifek kwn lvliwKl 7il SttHpU Florida Havana I V Tampa SAVANNAH ijACKSOWflU AuiusnNt Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and Low rate round trip tickets San Juan KEVW t- nANTAMAS HAVANA SANTIAGO The Train Service is perfect in detail Fast schedules 24 hours to Jackson ville ¬ ¬ thus far resulting in five of his men being wounded but he has been forced to put his men at work building- roads and the transport service is giving much trouble bullocks dying of the heat and exhaustion and Chinamen having to be employed in pulling the carts Therefore the general has been unable to cover the ground he hoped to cover The natives tied before the expedition but they swim back to their huts as soon as the American troops havf - road showed they were using cannon which was a genuine surprise to the Americans Several shells burst close to Gen Whcatons staff but it seemed that the Filipinos failed to master the machinery of modern shells as they were unable to get the right range Youngs Utah battery was ordered into position in the center of the Kan sas regiment to silence the rebel guns and at 11 oclock the rapid tire guns had been ferried across the river and came into line Two Americans were killed and seven were wounded At about this time Gen Hales brig ¬ ade was advancing east of the line ap¬ parently to cross the river and attack the rebel trenches in the Hank as the Americans did Tuesday Gen Lawton is meeting with the greatest obstacles in the character of the country His troops have only had a few skirmishes ¬ ¬ monies incident to the unveiling of the Grant monument in Fairmount park Thursday reached her anchorage jff Race street wharf Wednesday Mayor Ashbridge the council commit ¬ tee on the unveiling and a number of distinguished citizens met the cruiser below the cit and escorted her to the A large fleet of steamers anchorage followed in wake and blowing their whistles constantly to which noise was added the welcome from factory bells and whistles on the both sides di the Delaware river When the pro-¬ cession reached the League Island navy vard the Raleigh fired a salute of 15 guns to Adm Casey commandant of the vard to which the navy yard re- ¬ A brief stop was made dur- ¬ sponded ing which the Raleighs commander went ashore ana paid his respects to Adm Casey and Capt Clarke captain jf the yard The president and party arrived Thursday morning Following the un veiling the president will attend a ban quet at the Union League and later Cll tcK 5Wr og in the evening will attend a public QSxIDta9eWrtCRWa meeting at the academy of music Be Swamp Root The Great Kidney Restorative and Healer will riiake no speeches The military display consisted of the national guard of Pennsylvania crew MARVELOUS SUCCESS IN ALL KIDNEY of the Raleigh marines and sailors ITS from League Island several New Jer¬ BLADDER AND URIC ACID TROUBLES sey regiments and a number of private military organization- On Friday there will be a demonstra ¬ Prove for Yourself the Wonderful Merits of This Great tion on the river when President Mc To Discovery You may Have a Sample Bottle Sent Kinley in honor of the Raleigh and her crew will pay a visit to Capt Coghlan Absolutely Free By Mail Mrs Grant arrived here shortly after 7 oclock She was accompanied by What your kidneys need is a gentle healing tonie influence Miss Rosemary Sartoris who is her granddaughter and who will unveil that will soothe their irritability and gently regulate them The only thing that will do this is the statue and Miss Coffey They were Kilmers Swamp Root met at the Broad street station of the the ideal Kidney Restorative Pennsylvania railroad by a ladies re- ¬ It used to he considered that only urinary troubles were to he ception committee of which Mrs traced to the kidneys but now modern science proves that near ¬ Charles C Harrison wife of the pro- ¬ ly all constitutional diseases have their beginning in the disorder vost of the University of Pennsylvania of these useful organs ¬ ¬ Sitfpj - lr chairman After the informal greetings the en- ¬ party were driven to the tire is What more natural The Kidneys filter and purify the blood ¬ ¬ ¬ 54 hours OEMFUfGOa Cincinnati Havana to lWCniNEARSON iz w Cincinnati GPA passed The United States transport Zea landia from San Francisco March 2 having on board several companies of the 9th infantry and a large quantity of supplies arrived here Wednesday after an uneventful voyage Her troops are now camped on the water April 87 The following cablegram was received at the war department late Wednesday eveningManila April 20 Adjutant GeninsorancB Policies eral Washington Lawton at Norzag aray and Angat his two columns Attorney-At-La- w united have driven eneny to north and BOUGHT FOK CASH Paris Kentucky west Slight casualties names not reS ported Only means communication Broadway upstair 2 doors Office on couriers West of Bourbon News MacArthur has taken portion of Phone 58 Calumpit south of river Movement DEALER IN attended with difficulties on account M- - D Furniture Window Shades Oil of jungle heat and strong intrench ments His casualties yesterday three Cloths Carpets Mattresses killed 11 wounded Etc Developments thus far satisfactory Special attention given to Undertak Signed Otis Phone 136 iDg and Repairing Navy Department is Uncertain Main Stpeet Paris Ky Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta Washington April 27 The appar-¬ Office Hours ent inaction of the navy department in 7 to 10 a m EXTRACTED TEETH acting on the Coghlan case is due to 2 to 4 p m uncertainty as to what course to pur- ¬ IV1TH01T 7 to 8 p m sue It is said that after the ceremon- ¬ tf NO COCAINE NO GAS ies in Philadelphia Coghlan may be relieved and placed on waiting orden gums A ARNSPARGER only simple application to the by used the by me and acknowledged Sailed for Oauni pnblic to be the best and easiest and New York April 27 The United absolutely free from any after effects NON UNION AGENTS Catephoric treatment for painless States auxiliary cruiser Vosemite sail- ¬ FIRE INSURANCE RELIABLE ed Wednesday for Gaum She has on filling KATES ooard Capt Richard Leary who is to AT LOW PABIS KY oe governor of the island of Guam BROADWAY I 1500 Upper and lower- The Yosemite is to remain at the islard 21tna99 tf 50cts up Silver fillings for the use of the governor 100 up Gold fallings 500 Gold crowns Humeri Ipyoiul Kecognition 50 cts Painless extraction Kkwankk 111 April 27 William Barnes a member of the ith Illinois Trees J R IDIIR 0 0 S volunteers while at work in the West 321 Main St Paris Ky srn Tubing rolling mills fell upon the opp Court house red hot iron and was burned beyond Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m and everjthin for Orchard ecognition Small Fruits We employ no agents 79 Telephone Lawn or Garden Can Keep Their Cigars bu sell direct at reasonable prices Tree Catalogues on ap Washington April 27 Instructions Strawberry aiid Insurance in the Hurst Home only will be issued in a few days to internal plication to cost the policy holders fifty cents on th H F HILLENMEYEtt revenue collectors that they allow inhundred dollars during the year 1897 LSXIXOTON KY nocent purchasers of cigars bearing O W Miller Agent Paris Ky forged stamps to retain them on con Telephone 276 iitioa that thev restamn them front Washington n c fisher - Hotel Walton Mrs Grant being somewhat fatigued by her journey re-¬ tired to her room soon after her arrival at the hotel Soon after Mayor Ashbridge and council committee boarded the Raleigh Wednesday while the gallant little vessel was on her way up the river the mayor and committee went into Capt Coghlans cabin where the captain the officers and crew were formal- ¬ ly welcomed to Philadelphia by the rnayor In responding Capt Coghlan said Mr Mayor and Members of the Com- ¬ mittee We appreciate the spirit in which you greet us and thank you for t I do not personally need to be told of the kindness of the people of this city for 1 lived here sev- ¬ eral years and remember a for- ¬ mer kindness The invitation to take part in the unveiling of the Grant statue is gratifying and as to the cele bration of Dewey day we will regard that as a privilege for we feel that we are almost a part of Dewey As to the invitation to dine Wednesday night with the committee we accept that not because we want the dinner but because we want to be with you Capt Coghlan and all his officers came ashore shortly after G oclock The commander of the Raleigh was driven to the Stratford hotel where he greeted his wife and shortly afterward joined his officers at the Hotel Walton where the3 were tendered a dinner by councils Raleigh reception committee The entire party later on attended a ¬ ¬ When they dont your nhole btn1y must suffer If you are sick doctor your kidneys because as soon as they are well they will help all the other organs to health The mild and extraordinary effect of Dr Kilmers Swamp Koot the great It kidnev remedy is scon realized stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold by drucfirists in fifty cent and one dollar bottles Make a note of the SWAMP ROOT Dr Kilmers Swamp Koot You may have a sample bottle of this famous kidney remedy sent free by mail postpaid by which you may test its virtues for such disorders as kidney bladder and uric acid diseases and urinary troubles obliged to pass water frequently night and dav smarting or irritation in passing briekdust or sedi ¬ ¬ ¬ bility worn out feeling lack of ambi- ¬ rame ment in the urine constant headache backache lame back dizziness sleep lessness indigestion nervousness skin trouble anaemia Bright s disease neu- ¬ ralgia rheumatism bloating- irrita - tion loss of flesh sallow complexion If your water when allowed to re ¬ main undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty four hours forms a sedi ¬ ment or settling or has a cloudy ap ¬ pearance it is evidence that your kid¬ neys and bladder need immediate atten- ¬ tion The great discovery Swamp Iioot has been tested in so many ways in hospital work in private practice among the helpless too poor to pur¬ chase relief and has proved so suc cessful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all the readers of this paper who have not already tided it may have a sample battle sent absolutely free by mail Also a book telling more about Swamp Koot and containing some of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters received from men and wom en who owe their good health in fact their very lives to the wonderful cura ¬ tive properties of Swamp Root lie nre id moitmn this paper when sending your address to Dr Kilmer Co Binar hamton X Y ¬ ¬ So you think there really is something in heredity after all I do Xonng Mundsley who is trying to set up a north pole expedition is the son ot a woman who used to he an inveterate used a house if she had found one but for the mere love of the thing Chicago Even ¬ ing News Proof of It DEALERS should carry a complete line of -- wsfl house hunter not because she could have Fair Warning Visitor in Brooklyn Does the trolley line lead to the ceme tery Yes if one isnt very care- itizen fui Life The newly organized eothn trust is doomed to failure The members will be sure to run things into the ground Town Topics Spaldings Trade Mark Athletic Supplies Write for our catalogue A C SPALDING New York Chicago Base Ball Foot Ball Tennis Cricket Croquet Boxing Athletics Uniforms Golf Sweaters Always a demand for them mil H ¬ theater Capt Coghlan spent the night at the Stratford and the officers slept at the BROS Denver Walton GEN STOUT Paris Ky ¬ GRANT IN NEW YORK ¬ GEO W DAVIS The Former Military Governor of Iorto Kico With His Wife anri Staff Ar rive on the McPherson PIMPLES she has been taking CASCARETS and they have all disappeared I had been troubled with constipation for some time but after taking the first Cascaret I have had no trouble with this ailment We cannot speak too high- ¬ ¬ Jly wife bad pimples on her fare but Will Kenney Surgeon Physician fll mi SfflTB Brig Gen Frederick D Grant who has been for some months military governor of Por- ¬ to Rico with his wife and his staff ar- ¬ rived here Wednesday night on the United States array transport McPher son He is in the best of health Mrs Grant who has lived with her husband in the southern camps and in the West Indies is not very rugged still she had no complaint to make about army life After landing at Pier o East river from the arm- - tug Katherine Fran cesca Gen Grant said Porto Rico is a beautiful island and will be a valu- ¬ able acquisition to the United States The natives there treated us with extreme cordiality They are naturally a peace loving people and all chance of friction will vanish when they understand us better New York April 27 ly of 5708 Cascarets Fred Waktman Germantown Ave Philadelphia Pa CANDV CATHARTIC An Excellent Combination The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co illustrate the value of obtaining- the liquid laxative principles of plants known to he medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system It - TRADE MARK RfOISTEREO Good Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 25c 50c ¬ CURE CONSTIPATION Sterling Ucmil Company hleigo Moatrnl Ran Vori 31a H B I DIP UaDAU Kists 1 Sold and guaranteed by all drna toCtKE Tobacco Habit ¬ ¬ Plants lines -- ¬ ¬ manently Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and subTwo Men Blown to Atoms and its acting on Bradford Pa April 27 Two well stanceand bowels withoutthe kidneys liver weakening shooters Joseph Smalley and Daniel or irritating them make it the ideal Lane were Wednesday blown to frag- ¬ laxative In the process of manufacturing figs ments and George II Gibbons and are used as they are pleasant to the John Knox were injured by the explo- ¬ taste but the medicinal qualities of the sion of a torpedo near the Kinzea via- ¬ remedy are obtained from senna and duct 10 miles south other aromatic plants by a method known to the California Fig Syrup Co only In order to get its beneficial Yellow Fever at Bahia Brazil Washington April 27 The appear- ¬ effects and to avoid imitations please ance of yellow fever at Bahia Brazil remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package is announced in a dispatch to the state department from United States Consul CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL Furniss at that place NEW YORK N T IiOtnSVrLLE KY ¬ is the one perfect strengthening laxative cleaDsmg the system effectually dispelling colds headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per- ¬ ¬ READKRS OF THIS PAPKR DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS DISCOVERY riDfPQYNEW rliei ani cures gives quick worst I maaf 1 merit nc J Free t Iloolt of IK testimoniN and II II fanV KKXVs SINSBvt 1 dajrn t AtUnia treut Ua CURES WHERE Cough Syrup In AlLELSE FAILS time Sold by drutrKuus Tastes Good U30 A N K E 1733 for sale by all Druggists Price 50c per bottle WHEN WRITIXO TO ADVERTISERS please state that you uw the Advertise- seat la this paper H ii iwwfc tarn THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FBIDAY APRIL 28 1899 AN ARTISTIC IDEA Fm caJ V C AT tm is TPff - f- - vJ T f V Xeat May of Trcllisinjj UkLKII KIDNEY DISEASE Caused ¬ WANTED PAUL TO TELL A Tipsy JvJ J TJVCSSgp - Raspberries Fully Described and Illustrated Hlncea by Internal Catarrh Promptly Cured by Pe-ru-- with the Scripture n Question Wayfarer Who la Familiar AsLi T aniiai J cap raspberries but they are so thornv and straggle around so much that dis Tin time Why Farmers Should Plun to Plant like to have them around spent in hand hoeing and bothering an Acre or Two to the Suc ¬ saying nothing about the scratching culent Mangel makes me tired But she is certain she wants them and 1 shall have to set out Wherever a few cows are kept for some of the pesky things milk or butter it wo Id be well to con- ¬ 1 suggested drying the plants fur 8 sider the advisability of growing a few roots A ton of roots does not have as large a food value as most feeds we might mention but it furnishes a suc culence which cannot be obtained in winter from any other food except silage gilage requires equipment in the way of silo and cutting machinery which is not available to the man with a small herd Boots may be grown on few days before setting OUfas a short any good loam soil and will yield a way out of the difficulty profitable return in feed for labor e Oh my wife is too sharp for that pended he replied -- she will attend to the set At the Indiana station mangels were ting herself before the plants have been grown at a labor cost of 107 a ton delivered 15 minutes and she will This included plowing fitting plant know too whether the plants are fresh ing weeding cultivation and harvest or not ing The variety which made the larg I saw at once that his wife was not est yield and was easiest to remove from to be trifled with and proceeded to the ground and handle to and from the jj ive him some hints about trellising wagon was the Giant Yellow Inter- ¬ his bushes after a fashion practiced by mediate It grows well out of tin an English gardener who began his ground The neck of the largest man American experience about the time gels of this variety were small enough the Doolittle raspberry was brought to be grasped and picked up convenient ¬ out more than 40 years ago ly with one hand This is a lurjre savins He set his plants about five feet apart in time over the varieties which are so and between each two pair of plants he large and round like a ball that they set a stake six feet high The canes must be fumbled to get a good hold or were allowed to grow at will without possibly use two hands The Mam pinching and naturally arched over as moth Long Red mangel is a good han- ¬ dler but last season did not yield as well as the Giant Yellow intermediate Four varieties varied in yield from 30 to 2 tons to the acre Plant in rows from IS to 30 ruches F h W t 4 i apart depending upon the man and Z horse which must cultivate them Sow at the rate of six pounds to the acre A good stand of plants will permit cut- wild canes may be seen to do in the ting out with a hoe all but a bunch woods Half the canes were bent each every eight inches then these should be way against a poi and fastened with thinned with the hand leaving only the bits of soft leather tacked to the post¬ strongest plant of the bunch It is es as grapeines are fastened to a buildpecially desirable that this thinning be ing They were not fastened in a close well done Where two plants are left bundle but spread up and down the together neither makes a good growth post for a foot or more as shon in When tin- season was favorable Fig in size or shape Tare should be taken not to allow the they would reach the ground and then weeds to get started ahead of the man the tips could be layered if wanttfi In the spring the enda were cvi bach gels Keep the ground loose by means of cultivation A spike tooth cultivator far enough to prevent the fruit get or a weeder works nicely A chain drag- ting dirty and nothing more was done ging behind leaves the ground in very until after picking when the old wood nice condition II E Van Xorman in was cut away and loosened from the posts and the new wood fasteufd in Farm and Fireside place it having previously groU at will plantation kept in thH way GLASS RETAINS HEAT hail the vows snug and narrow until Profess ir of Physics Explains In a nearly picking time when the new growth would sprawl somewhat as Simple Way Why Greenhouses but as cultivation was shown in Fig Stay Hot Inside stopped during Inly this did not mat It is very curious said the old profes- ter This probably would not pay for sor of physics to see how many market the commercial grower but for the gardeners there are who raise things careful amateur would be both neat under glass make money out of the and novel L II Tierce in Ohio process and yet do not know why their farmer heating frames and their hothouses re ¬ ORCHARD AND GARDEN main hot inside Now as a matter cf fact the heat young orchard good cultilive mechanism of a hothouse depends on vation the until the tree comes into bear a well known proposition in physics ing I suppose you are acquainted with the In pruning the gooseberry and cur fact that the energy from the sun travrant prune to secure a spreading open els in the form of little waves The energy does not come down to head Powdered hellebore either dry or in us in straight lines it comes as it were in a zigzag manner dancing from side solution is a sure remedy for the curto side as it comes along If these rant worm For all leaf eaters the spray may be waves are very short light is the result used as soon as the first leaves appear if they are a trifle longer they take on the trees the form of heat Newly set strawberry plants should If the light waves strike anything an the way down they are very apt to not be allowed to bear fruit pinch oft be made longer or rather are apt to be the blossoms To propagate blackberries cut the turned into heat Now the waves which are so short that they will roots into pieces two or three inches form light readily pass through glass but the long and plant them waves which form heat are so long that There is no advantage in planting the they will not pass through tender varieties of vegetables until all From this therefore you will see danger of frost is past why a hothouse remains hot The en A little wood ashes around each ergy from the sun passes into the house strawberry plant will help in securing through the glass roof in the form of more and better fruit light Then it strikes the objects in One of the best ways of destroying the house and is turned to heat weeds on the lawn is by cutting off clobe Ut this heat cannot pass out through and applying turpentine the glass The heat waves are too long In nearly all cases it is best to leave So the light keeps coming in and the the mulch on the strawberry bed until heat keeps accumulating and soon the after the fruit has been harvested hothouses become very warm indeed With blackberries and raspberries it even on the coldest days in winter is a good plan to give thorough cultiva- ¬ Of course our dwelling houses are tion during the early part of tin1 season heated by the sun in the same way The While clover cannot be excelled for light comes in through the windows seeding down an orchard it should not but the heat cannot pass out Boston be done until the trees are in bearing Globe By planting all small fruitfc in long rows the work of giving clear cultivaCHEAP MILK STOOL tion can be done much more economic Expense of a ally it Can lie Made at an Few Cents and Will He Fonnd Curled leaf in the peach is a disease Very I Issfl ul of a fungus character It develops usually after a cold spell followed by a A good milk stool is shown in the ac period of warm weather companying illustration it is made of One good remedy for mildew on two boards 22 inches long and ten or gooseberries is to spray with potassium twelve inches wide Sine inches from sulphide at intervals of ten days or two weeks during the season St Louis Re- ¬ public ROOTS FOR THE DAIRY I ¬ Said a fanner friend who is very precise and particular in all his work My wife wants me to set sonic black- na ¬ Hon 7 II Caldwell a prominent ¬ Pe-ru-- na member of the Louisiana State Legislature says the following in regard to for catarrh ¬ J i I JL ¬ JmmwHr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of years with the very best results for catarrhal diseases I shall never be without it I never fail to recommend it when an opportunity presents itself J H Caldwell Kobeline La Gilbert Ilofer Grays Ky says in a T have letter dated March 7th 1894 used four bottles of and I am well of my catarrh and it cured my Pe-ru-na I have used Hen J H Caldwell Pe-ru-na A man of the North side saw a masculine member of the human race tumble down on the sidewalk ether evening hotM ly intoxicated Disgusted at the sight he was about to jas on unheedful of his neighbormisfortune when the story of the good Samaritan flashed across his mind and he resolved for once to he charitably helpful He accosted the fallen one and assisted lfira to h unsteady feet and after much per- ¬ sistent interviewing succeeded in ascertain ¬ ing the Dumber 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 ent and take a drink No responded the modern Samaritan emphatically T wont go in and take a drink and youd better follow my sample and get to hid as quickly as you can All right I guess 1 will muttered the tipsy iiost drowsily But tell me your name anyway I want to know the name f the man who brought me tc my dooi As his eloquence ami voice were waxing in strength the Samaritan thought it wis- ¬ dom to comply in some way with his asso- ¬ ciates desires and at the same tunc had no intention to reveal his own identity Pan is my name be answered at last in compromise turning to go down the ste tome here Paul eagerly called the other man at once Come hack 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 Ephesians Chicago Chronicle te mm Sb ¬ Ml HW 1 yJt Or Sffl ¬ for a number ¬ I had been troubled two years I weigh twenty pounds for more than I did before I was taken sick I shall never be without Send for free catarrh book Address Dr Hartman Columbus O Pe-ru-na Brights disease Cj v- - TJ i pcSX Famous UN write can tceure a sample pair of our BREEDERS ¬ L B SILVER CO Summit Street Cleveland Ohio thev Tlmt and apety if 8800 at once weighed Olfo 4 Ho2s Iba will x J 0lr ¬ Annual Meeting General Assembly Cum berland Presbyterian Church at Denver Col May 18 to 26 Annual Meeting Ceneral Assembly Presby ¬ terian Church at Minneapolis Minn May 18 to June 1 National Baptist Anniversaries at San Francisco Cah May 26 to 20 National Kdueational Association at Los Angeles Cah July 11 to 14 Fr all these meetings cheap excursion rates have Ik en made and delegate- - and others interested should bear in mind that the best route to each convention city is St Paul Ry via the Chicago Milwaukee Choice of routes is of and its connections fered those going to the meetings on the Pa ¬ cific Coast of going via Omaha or Kansas City and returning by St Paul and Minne St Paul apolis The Chicago Milwaukee Ry has the short line between Chicago and Omaha and the best line between Chicago St Paul ami Minneapolis the route of the Pioneer Limited the only perfect train in the world Ail coupon ticket agents sell tickets via St Paul Ry the Chicago Milwaukee For time tables and information as to rates and routes address Jeo II I leanord General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cheap Excursions 1899 No old time doctor discards the medicine unbroken record of which can show 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 parilla owes its rst success Today any doctor of repute who We have thousands prescribes any Sarsaparilla prescribes Ayers of 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 B ¬ CHILDREN OF OLD MEN Seventy Years No Bar to the Acquisi ¬ tion of Interesting Fam ¬ a 1 - Its not dark enough The Dark Secret ¬ ilies ases 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 imagined says the New York World The present earl of Leicester one of the only peers of the realm who wit nessed Queen Victorias coronation was 71 years of age at the time of the birth of his youngest daughter whose eldest sister aged 49 is already a grandmother The famous French Field Marshal Pelissier duke of Malakoff war OS when he married and his only daughter recently divorced from the Polish Count Zambiska was born a - ¬ ¬ ¬ Theres no one in sight he replied after a careful survey But some one may come round that cor ner 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 con- ¬ template doing He was about to give her her first lesson in riding a bicycle Cincinnati Enquirer street yet she whispered she peered eagerly up and down the is the leader of them all not because of much advertising nor because of what we put around the bottle but because of what Ayers It medicine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Certain manufacturing institutions bave in recent years inaugurated a new system is the one safe spring of disposing of their products which is unqualifiedly to the advantage of the conAmong the pioneers in this new sumer method of doing business was the Elkhart Carriage and Harness Manufacturing comThe Fourth Dementia pany of Elkhart lnd These people began Golf the physician said with a sigh this plan 26 years ago and have adhered to Golf or more correctly golficitis must lie it strictly ever since The result has been designated the fourth dementia Golficitia so entirely successful that they are to day is a permanent addition to English manias the largest manufacturers of carriages anil and is attracting the of year later His fellow held marshals harness in the world selling to the con- alienists This mania attention fromthinking differs others Canrobert and Bazaine likewise mar- ¬ sumer exclusively to the consumer are til in that it is not acute in its chronic stages The advantages and is The symptoms are a ried when they were in the neighbor ¬ most beyond estimate He gets better goods loathing curable for legitimate business an abhood of 70 and each left several chil- ¬ better and larger selections and he buys at a normal disposition to copious profanity and much lower price There is no risk as this dren firm ship vehicles or harness everywhere for nervous irritation a passion for giddy and The father of Queen Isabella of Spain examination and guarantee every article eccentric garments a profound contempt old King Ferdinand was 68 at the tine they manufacture and sell The Elkhart Car- for truth a hatred of domestic restraint accompanied ¬ and of her birth and 69 when her sister riage and Harness Manufacturing company praved love ofby flushed face Golfing a delarge illustrated catalogue which the late Duchess de Montpensicr made publish a cheerfully mail toall whorequestit they will Slander is like inud it only sticks where her appearance in the world Ancient ¬ ¬ ¬ Advantages of Direct Bnylnc is in the bottle for you ¬ Winchester Imped Shot Gun 5tiEms ShOOT ¬ ¬ Used jute FOR byAllthl Qjampion Shots ¬ Jem Name on a Postal rd IS2 PAGE ILLUSTRATED QTAL06 Ave out-of-doo- rs Winchester Repeating Ams CP 180 WMCtfSTit NtwttAVtN CortN ¬ history furnishes many stances among the most perhaps those of Cato and last but not least ham more such in- ¬ nolable being King David Father Abra- ¬ THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattle common 4 h a- 4 65 Select uutchers 6 10 it 6 o CALVES Fair lo kco1 litfkt 3 2 Ui 3 to HOG Course and heavy 3 75 Mixed packers i 3 K 3 6 3 85 Liirht shippers 3 5i a 4 25 SHKEP Choice 7 oo ft y ot LAMBS Sprinp inter patent FIOLR I 45 Qj i 75 JKA1N Wheat No 2 red ft 7 i i red ft 71 Corn--N- o -- Cinema ATI April -- 7 Youve got a lot of baggage remarked the Washington friend who had accompanied him to the railway station Yes responded the retiring congress man but 1 carry something on my mind that weighs me down more than all tkis stuff nut together W hat is it inquired the other Its my ex said the departing statesman with a dry sob Chicago Tribune ¬ Among His Impedimenta it finds affinity Rams Horn p - Two Valued Opinions A prominent western railway man in speaking of the passenger service of the New York Central says It begins right ends right and is right in the middle An officer of one of the transpacific steam- ¬ ship lines says There is no train service in the world comparable with that of the New York Centrals Lake Shore Limited The best is the cheapest and the best is always best The New York Cential stands at the head of the passenger lines of this country and has fairly earned the GGjsVS lgMSfn The Natural Cure for Indigestion Do I ¬ iats--X- o ive--NHAV--Prim- o t S 2 mixed 3134 1 ui Mf 2y o to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork e BUTTER- - Choice Dairy Pnm to choice creamery APPLET Choice to fancy Lard dii ul y S ft 4 F0 SO Tt 62 874 02V4 10 19 35 title of POTATOES Per hi FLOUR--Winter 5 00 1 Buffalo Commercial Americas Greatest Railroad February 14 1S99 ft ft Co GRAIN- - Wheat CORN ATS PORK LARD i patent No -- CHICAGO 3 60 3 70 71 71 N S Chicago No J Spring red 9 70 A CO ft No 2 Mess il 5 15 M 27 ui Steam NEW YORK tj 5 G Ut a 9 05 17 am accustomed to receiving a tip from customers said the waiter Oh really said the broker Well all right old chap Play Rapid Transit Philadelphia North American I Tipped Off These thinds arise from Constipation Indigestion and Dyspepsia Digestion depends on digestive fluids or ferments secreted by certain glands When the secretion become insufficient Indigestion results Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cause these glands to resume their normal action and good digestion follows Artificial ferments of which most so called Dyspepsia cures are composed may dive tem- ach pain in the stomach after eating you have a yellow tondoe Wind on the stom Oo you have ¬ ¬ porary relief but DrWiniams Pink Pills for Pale People afford a permanent cure Poor digestion often causes Irregularity of the hearts action Tins irregularity may be mistaken for real organic heart disease A ease in point Mrs Ellen Colsoin Newpoint lnd had suffered for four years with stomach trouble The gases generated by the indigestion pressed on the heart and caused an irregularity of its action She had much pain in her stomach and heart and was subject to frequent and severe chokinjf spells which were rnostsevereai night Doctors were tried in vain the 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 cajne 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 l nese puis contain all tne elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves Hew Era Greenburg lnd ¬ ¬ FLOUR Winter patent W H K AT No J red CORN No - mixed 3 50 4 00 r0 44 8 03 32 i OATS Mixed PORK -- New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE GRAIN Wneitt No RYE 41 Uc ft 8 75 St 0 50 ft 5 47 3 30 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 f 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 ¬ FLOUR Family Southern c to Mixed 2 red g Co 3 6 7 Tax 70 9 35 4 30 4 10 Or rax 39 ¬ white No 2 western CATiLK First quality Mo -- as Rye 3VS Father Tommy stop pulling that cats Tommy tail Im only holding the tail the cats pulling it London Tit Bits I can recommend Pisos Cure for Consumption to sufferers from Asthma E 1 Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 brains havent much money either son Globe Some men who have more money than Atchi-- HOGS Western -- No 0 kt 4 4 60 6J 2J 7 ¬ ft GRAIN- Corn INDIANAPOLIS - Wheat No 2 red - mixed 2 mixed 344 2iM Oats--N- O ¬ y ISllilliigl CHEAP MILK STOOL v in OruDge Jutid Farmer one end saw half way through each board and split off the long end Across the elevated end nail a board about 12 inches long for a seat Place one half inch cleats on the lower portion upon which the pail is to rest The pail is thus kept I have clean and is not easily upset a stool for the last four years used such and find it very useful James Depue LOUISVILLE Good Town to Live In 3 75 4 00 FLOUR Winter up to GRAIN Wheat patent rtu The citizens of Kolfe la woke No I 74 3 Corn Mixed ft 37 fact that they were money losers the ft 304 Oats Mixed because of the oor condition of their PORK Mess irlO 00 ft 0 00 streets and highways They got to LARD Steam talking to working talking and from and a subscription paper good for GjO was obtained from the business men This was presented to the city council and a similar amount voted from the city treasury This was supplemented by liberal donations of team work by the farmers Gravel pits were bought and opened and on four leading roads out of the city all winter a force of men has been hauling gravel Iiolfe will Alabastine the only durable wall coat- ¬ have good roads hereafter and people scaling from afar and near will go there to ing takes the place of for wallskalsominebe It can wall paper and paint trade because of it UEtd on plaster brick wood or canvas Hoin Use of sense makes no one poorer Rams ¬ Life is a big poker game in which everybody is bluffing the loser Atchison Glebe 2rSr I Sold by all druggists or sent postpaid by the DrYYilliams Medicine Co Schenectady NV Price 5oper box- b boxes2 A diet book sent FREE - Alabasune can be used over paint or Every church and schoolhouse should be Alabastine paper paint or papr can be used over coated only with Alabastine Hundreds tions Anyonepackages nave full direc ¬ Alabastine Buy only n five pound pack- ¬ of tons used yearly for this work Genu- dealei for tint cn brush It on ssk paint card Alabastine Era ages properly labeled take no substitute ine Alabastine does not rub and scale off free Alabastine Co Grand Rapids Mien ¬ 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS HY CARLISLE Kewo FRIDAY APRIL 28 1899 A SMALL SPOT izwr - Culled FreciuctB From The Mercury From Nie- ol County wt9zizaaatt School trustees May 6th lb99 election Saturday ii il Ciicnit Court will begin Monday and continue two weeks Born To tbe wife of Thos Giiffin on April 24 1899 a son second born Died At bis hom on L eking on the 24th inst Mr Jos Dennis aged 75 The greatest care should be given to years MOST VIOLENT GASES HAVE ativ littl sore j mmole or scratch which f shows no disposition to heal under ordin Died Near MoorefiVld on the 22nd ary treatment No one can tell how soon these of typhoid fever Walter McCord aged APPEARED AT FIRST AS will develop into Cancer of the worst type 27 ears So many people die from Cancer simply be- ¬ Mr John A Campbell fomer County cause they do not know just what the disease is MERE PIMPLES Clerk was taken wi h a sligbt stroke of they naturally turn themselves over to the doctors and are forced to submit to a cruel and dangerous p ralysis last Saturday at the ourt operation the only treatment which the doctors know for Cancer The disease bouse promptly returns however and is even more violent and destructive than Be v 1 owry began a meeting at the Cancer is a deadly poison in the blood and an operation plaster or Mehodist Church Tuesday uiiit and is oefore other external treatment can have no effect whatever upon it The cure must preaching s me very interesting ser come from witliin the last vestige of poison must be eradicated mons Servces will bp held during the A week at 930 a m and 715 p in Pub- ¬ Mr Wm Walpole of Walshtown S D says little blotch about the 6ize of a pea came under my left lic cordially invited eye gradually growing larger from which shooting pains ZZ My agency insures against mM at intervals ran in all directions I became greany aiarmu and consulted a good doctor who pronounced it Cancer fire wind and storm best ol i re- ¬ V If and advised that it be cut out but this 1 could not conprompt paying compa- ¬ sent to I read in my local paper of a cure effected by liable w n o ana aeciuea to try it nc imkxMrn ron union becoming at first irritated and then discnarging nies Cancer onrl v liooJ caitvt fVnn nicrfTl- rmJ LMilWUilUY Kit lV nln waxt W 0 HINTON Agent N JBtm JU 1I11 HI m TtvVA WTSmSaSSK riC9TBV s TPTV jrrPP 1 -- ii ta small omiK 7VifVi crwn HTrr- v mucn m r tinuen auogeiner leaviu ped off and now onlv a healthy little scar remains where New Photograph Gallery what threatened to destroy my life once held full sway Positively the only cure for Cancer is Swifts Specific D Cable has opened a cozy new photograph gallery on Main street oppot ite the Telephone Exchange where he is is the only remedy which can go deep enough to reach the root of prepared to n ake gool pictures at low because it A surgical operation the disease and force it out of the svstem permanently because the blood can prices Kodak work will also be finblood the real seat of the disease does not reach the ished up promptly in first class stye not be cut away Insist upon S 8 S nothing can take its place S S S cures also anv case of Scrofula Eczema Rheumatism Contagious He solicits the patronage of the public Valuable Blood Poison Ulcers Sores or any other form of blood disease 18aGt Blood Diseases will be mailed free to any address by bookson Cancer and Dr Sawyers Ukatine never has and 8wift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia we do not see how it can tail to cure kidney disorders It gives nature the aid v J Dont scratch your life away bnt use needed and nature thus aided never fails UlUlllU Dr SftWyors Witch Hfzd aud Amies W T Brooks druggist 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Of No salve for ecznma ji s hives burns and Ohio cuts It sootbjs r4ives pain and licsi- Low price on candies for entertainWill be at the Wind6or Hotel Paris tively cures W T Brooks drngir t ments Cheap but pure - MAYBE CANCER j- a Not For a Day but for All Time CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES ¬ ¬ ymjSzM T iflLUUKSCsNN -- - -- 7 a -- Thirty Ninth Annual Statement for the Year Ending December 31 1898 ¬ S S S FOR THE BLOOD j ¬ i Outstanding Assurance Total Income New Assurance Issued Total Assets Assurance Fund and all other liabilities Total Surplus q 5024924678 168043739 00 25836929854 987 15713400 201058809 27 5731048927 LH ty ill l ¬ HENRY B HS DE President JAS W ALEXANDER Vice President DILDAY POAVELL General 3Ianagers Fromp- - ay rig el able returning every second Tuesday in each Companies insures against tire month wi i aua Mvrm Keekrence Hivery leading pbysician W 0 WTO gerA Paris Kentucky TUESDAY April 11 18H I sure in mv n renc-non-- un tf Newton Mitchell Fancy California evaporated frnit8 tf Newton Mitchell Equitable Building Louisville Ky 19 WJLlFfEH 3T0HL LITEST DESIGNS Dr Sawvers Little Wie Awake pills Porters give purity ol blo xl and v g r of though For cut Relieves all pain instantly by perfectly regulating the bowels and burns boils bruises itch eczema cc inactivp liver anrl cn tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns cure bilionsTK chapped hands or lips piles and all ul T Brook di uugit stipation cers or tores of skin or mucous mem V Antiseptic Healing Oil HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent I Paris Kentucky -- KIGBTEM COLORS ATTRACTIVE F U1RES LOWEST PRICES aiTl9ar COUGH A hacking cough is enterprising waU paper manufactories in Ohio to furnish us the latent dedgns duplicate Bourbon Cam Hriug arranged vwtn one of the most brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed 01 money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will curt aliei burns scratches cracked heel No cure ne old sores aud collar galls pay i at lowest prices ttvese to most bNttdiom Spacialty i hanging Oor Mr Suyd r baa marked for a nnmher of the lamest houses in Cincin nati in she decorating line Conse in aud niiri our stock uiet ountv the Kenne Piris For sale by Clarke a grave yard Kentucky lUmar 6mo we are prepared to cough the sooner you get rid of it the citizens of Paris and better Dont wait until it develops New York Edam pine apple Neufa into consumption but use the cele- ¬ rtqmreineuts of the brated Dr John W Bulls Cough chatel cheese ¬ Syrup at once It is a wonderful remedy for all throat and lung affec- ¬ tions and will cure a deep seated cough or cold in a few days tf Newton Mitchell ZTV 5 r2SB5tilSVmHk9WBBMW J C Sl IIEI1 Miin St bet iand L7th 6tb piowEBs DrBulls ough Syrup Will cure a Hacking Cough Doses JOHN CONNELLY 1 KENTUCKY Calte Work guarantee- - satisfactory Your work if promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable PARI BROTHERS Special Spring HlOOiCeiIBl8 TA7I3ST In Their Different Depart rant mm jp MowJ s bee If a are oii K are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists MASTERS SALE OF to buv Binders or THE PLANO next Grrort dav iMrv 1st the hebt in the world AY ol in Paris Ky Bourbon Chcuit Court Northern Bank of Kentucky Plaintiff Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon Circuit Court rendered in the above styled cause on the 10th day of March 1899 I will sell at public auc tion at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on f Guaranteed P PiiDICOKI HAS LAYTON J W Childus etc ny Ky lSTlTfe Hapi tf -- Centerville Ky Aleuts Spring U Samnter Jm i Wrtte for catalogue if yon are going to bny threshing machinery saw mills or supplies CO ROBINSON Richmond Ind W P PEDDICOKD Agent iHtioi Trip ¬ Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line Tlie Famous Pansenger River mm MAY 1ST 1899 Centerville Ky Route QaeenCity Leave BTKAMXR8 JUST m CEIVED PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Cincinnati for Pittsburgh tvery Tuesdrj TbnrMlay and Saturday 5 p m Firet class fare one way 7 00 Rotind ttip 00 uiiIhh riTe meals and Beith iucluied On K yston State i ¬ Keystone State Airgisiia 1200 on Qdet n Citv iid Vi giiia 14 00 rbe uiosr ecooouiical and luxu cords rious tlip in the Middle West F r Said sain will be made upon a credit of printed matter aud information ad- ¬ six months for the purchase money for dress which the purchaser will be required to E R Mauck At execute bond payable to the nuder J F Ellison Supv signed Commissioner with good surety No 204 Pub Id inti O Made Dress to be approved by said Commissioner Onr 7rv floods Denartmmt is filled with the latest novelties of Silks for Y aists 11 iL I t i t novelties of and bearing interest from day of sale 18mr lej99i w crepons coverts luster aim an i until pai at the rate of six per cent Good s for Suits ready to wear Shirts in black satins aoa inspect them the s eason Also a full line of laces embroideries underwear and hosiery Call per annum ¬ about the hour of noon the following de sciined real estate to wit A certain lot No 2 in He derson di- Wion of the City of Paris being the coiner lot on the W sile of Henderson St fronting 50 ft on the Georgetown pike or btr el and lilt feet on Heudtrsou street For further description or to is made reference location plat on file in Bourbon Coivdy Court re- n i DRY GOODS v Taoi 1 FOR SALE 5 ¬ SOAP PURITY B power grinding Mill A tirtt-cla-standard make will miud 00 to 75 bar rels of enr corn per day with 10 borse theatey power Will tell c henp subject to a credit of 200 00 paid H P Barnett March 1st 1899 leaving tbe Oalanc due 101 14 and also to on the day of sale Said sale is made to satisfy a judg- Ul tu jiwuvi IIICUl IU Loan Association for the sum of 294 07 with interest thereon from the lVl iii Onr simp Department contains the latest in Mens Bovs Ladies and Childrens Tans and Blacks vv w f all style toes and width prices and quality guaranteed Come in ana try i pair in V SHOES mm T ofiSi Our Clothin and Gents Furnishing Department is complete Everything m Mens leys an Childrens Clothii g It will he to your interest before pur diasmg to give us a visit CLOTHING J AXV JT HiTo GUARANTEED G N PARRIS tnereon irom January mi ioo uuiu paid at the rate of six per cent per annum amounting principal and interest on the day of sale to 16800 and the leading vari ties such costs of this action amounting to 5000W of best 10127 making the total uin to be as Buback Haviland Gaud and oth100 or 1000 raised on the day of sale the sum of ers We sell in lots of 50 37071 Price 2 per 1000 For further inforilesp mation applv o o a EBEMETT M DICKSON JOHN TRABUE Master Commsssioner Bourbon Circuit Ruddels Mills Ky till maylj Court btrav csrrv Plants - have adle a Carpet aid and all grades of Woolen and In Northern Bank ofXntuckv against the Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moquettes Tapestry with interest grain Carpets We will save you money if you will give us a cell defendant for 14000 th B f hoise keenins we want to sav we 1 FOR SALE ¬ ¬ TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KINIUOKY I ¬ r- - mSSSBBSSBB mr

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