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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 2, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 2, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899050201_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 2, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. until THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB I j8i 5 METEEYTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY NW TUESDAY MAY 2 1899 MILLERSBURG Notes Gathered Id Arid About The NO HARROWS Julian Frauk Colliei flure McCliutock is clerking for Has GEO W STUART Located in the Large Brick Building on Third Street Oppo ¬ site the L A N Freight Depot DEALER IN Stoddard and Hamilton Disc Harrows Steel to4h lever Har rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS Black Hctwk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or check rower 1 horsc corn drills CULTIVATORS Brown New Departure Hamilton and Indiana Tongue Ton gueless and rideis one horse Cultivators TOBACCO PLANTERS The original and only Bemis Tobacco Setters the only successful machine of its kind ever put on the market BINDERS AND MOWERS ¬ day Messrs G W Parsons and Elmer Parsons of Do er visited friends lure visu iOLexiugton Miss Ktie Lee Yager of Danville visited friends here Sunday Master George Howard has purchased a 35 gasoline peauut roaster Mri Cba Vimont of Chicago is the g est ot Miss Bettie Vimont Dr A C Cook of Georgetown was the RUpgt Of friends here Fiiday Rev W S Grinsrnad will preach at RndHes Mills Sunday nx H p uj Mrs C M Best attended the High School contest at Paris Friday night Take your laundry to J Will Clarke agent for the Bourbon Steam Laundry Mr Martin ONeal and vnfp vi iWl friends in Mavslick Saturday and Sun ¬ i it ui a J W Mock h is leased a hearse till his new one anives Mrs S le andu ky visited friends in lfVlTiuliin Kuttirrluv Miss Li la Clarke returned Saturday Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole Agent FIED SEEDS OF EYERY VARIETY For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Seini eannel ever mined Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them always on hand Teloplione 7-7- - The McCormick WAGONS Everybody knows them Polly given hy the Elks in Lexiim- to b riday night Mrs H H Phillips and Mrs V V Shaw have returned from a vi it wirh Snnlay Dv Jnlins Purnell attended the opera WALLACES RARH i UJr ML ML vh 1 STORE Old Hickory Birdsell and Olds VEHICLES Of every style and at all kinds of prices Smart aud cooedJlee eess vests 4c Mr and Mrs S M Allen and Mr a- d ribbed Bilk tape at neck extra value Mrs Frank Colli r snent Sunday with 9c Japanese s k rests in pink sky Mr and Mrs Lonis Rogers on Cane 45c Ridge Two wonderful values in Losierv forty gage real maco warranted fast Mrs Alex Oder and daughter of Har black double soles double toes and rison and Mrs W M Smith of Flem extra high spliced heels only 12c 50 ingsburg are guests of Mrs Claude gage Henesdorf dye as fine as silk Vimont only 25c Mrs Tom Roberts Thtse gods are often sold at 50c Miss Frank McCarthy and Mrs Walter Haggard of Lexington were guests of Mrs John - relatives at Winchester Dr Clinton Coburn and Mr T H Bell of Germantown were guests of Prof C C Fisher Saturday Trv the Reed team Laundry of Pans R R Bonlden agent Call for mail and leave your laundry fit It is as important to snve nionv Mens Underwear on your spring purchases h fbere is Therp is nothing so unpleasant as truth in the old ndnbe Economy is a poor fitting suit of underwear We the first law of nature h ive given this particular patent care jut Spring Underwear s vir for the ladies we have soni i worthy banc tine Jersey ti tnl attention and can guarantee fu 1 length sleeves roll sixeaud full lengtn note- ¬ around wliitr all Prices to srt the purse from the Swiss 30c to ad ¬ most economical to theinoatiatidious 100 per suit We assert t hit our 0c underwear is superior to any on the market at the price Call we are ready to prove it Onr all silk ribbons are the talk of the country They are peerless and if you have not examined the stock it will pav you to do so at once Respectfully Friday R J NEELYS DEALER IN JS BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Farmi -- Imp lements 5 AND FIELD SEEDS Has located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side of the Court House Square and had on hand a large display of 2l L - c a gg - r j - -- - - Z-- o rs t rs - - -- irn i r - r jj i hearses At tha opera house Friday night for the benefit of the Masonic Lodge of this place will be siven an unique entertainment entitled The Mystery Revealed a complete expose of the mysterious rites and ceremonies of the Ancient Order of Hercules Admission 25 cents reserved seats 35 cents ¬ ¬ and returns Ifiday Misses Annie Jones Gregory Bessie Boetain and MinuioCamphell of Osgood were guests of Miss Lvdia Brown from Saturday till Monday I am very mnch in need of money now and would like for all indebted to me to call and settle Must have the money to buy hearses J W Mock Go to Burke Bros at Blue Fron for first class steak roasts dried beef ham fresh fish every day Will b at Rud ¬ dles Mills and Shawhan every Satur day It J Will Clarke will have your collar bands repaired and first class work done if you leave your laundrv at Smedley Corri gtons Sends Wednesday and returns Friday it Miss Anna and Jitnmie Gregory and Bessie Bostain from near Cynlhiana and Miss Minnie Campbell of Osgood were the guests of Miss Lydia Brown Satur day ana Sunday The residence belonging to If H Current burned Saturday Also the stable of Forrest Brooks ronbinins two hearses of John Mocks There was 600 insurance on the house and J00 on the ¬ ¬ Bonlden is agent for the Reed Laundry of Paris Collar bands and cuffs repaired ree Sends Wednesday R B WALLACES BARGAIN bTORE 429 Main Street SEED POTATOES BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New York Stock I can sell them as low as anybody as them before the big advance 1 bought ¬ J JOHN B CASTLKMAN M RI0N BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMA The Tenth Street Grocer AuTHUR G LANGHAM ¬ Howard stiff and soft hats at in the country for the money Stetson the reliable soft and stiff 3 best hat in Kentucky for the money A complete lin of Spring hats from fifty cents upwards bst tf Phice ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL a -- Co Clothiers Com 200 si Bay wanted and 20 tons of mixed or clover hay delivered at Paris barrels of corn The Largest Tire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern Stated R B HUTCHCRAFT 21 ap 2t BAR BEE ¬ CASTLEMAN Louisville K BOARD STUDEBAKER AND MITCHELL WAGONS AND CAN AND MALTA PLOWS The Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold THE VUL- - Land For ale CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF About 40 acres now in timothy on the Iron Works turnpike between Cun ningham Station and Jones X Roads at 6000 per acre Apply to Robt S Thompson Escon dida Ky or R T Ford 48 East 26th St New York City 21ap tf ATTENT10M CITIZENS ¬ Manager Southern Department General Offices Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY Dedication ol Kentucky Monu ment ¬ Do not sneeze and cough your head otf THE BEST DISC HARROWS ALSO DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OP FARMING IM- MENTS WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTHY HEMP ETC 1 Now is the time to bring in vour engines mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All work guaranteed KEWHALLS 3 WILSON SHOP Ml Cor Ihird and Pleasant St T when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar will cure yoae cold and On May 1st and 2d the Frankfort cough and prevent any further lnug or Cincinnati will sell round trip tickets bronchial complication W T Brooks limited to May 6th to Chattanooga at druggist aUENTS WANTED HR one fare for the round trip on account THE LIFE AND Achievements oi Aimiral of the dedication of Kentuckys monu- Dewey the worlds greatest naval hero ment a Chickamaugua On April 25 By Mm- I Hai tead the life Ions friend and admirer f the nations idol Bi 26 27 tickets to Atlanta and return eest and be t book over 500 u a- - 8x1 it inches nearly 100 pages lL one illus- limited to May 3d will be sold at one trations map in colors July 150 fare for the round trip on account of Enormous demand Biff c mimissinnn nhr f r e Chance of lifetime International Sunday Sjhool Associa Writ quick The Domini ompany tion Caxton Bllj Chicago Ubap St ¬ - da THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY MAY 2 1899 ADAYOFSTORMS Gates Prevailed Throughout Nebraska and Iowa Sunday Doing Damage k DINERS VALUABLE FIND GEN OTIS TERMS General Amnesty the Only Terms American Commander Will Give THE PEACE OVERTURES MADE Filipino Commissioners Have an Unsatis¬ factory t onference With Gen Otis at Manila Another to Be Held A HEARTS OUTPOURING Councilman McAllister While Dining With Capt C oghlan Bit Into a Clam and Found a Pearl Worth 5O0O There Was Something About Flavins That Woi Somewhat Ef fluvioas Pinkie Billmore sat with her face half averted from bias In the young mans flushed cheek trem bling lip and agitated manner there were unmistakable signs of a coming outburst The emotions of an overcharged heart ¬ To Err is Human But to err all the time is criminal or idiotic Dont continue the mistake of neglecting your blood Take Hoods Sarsaparilla nw It wilt make pure live blood and put you in good health Had no appetite or strength could not sleep or get rested was completely run down Two bottles Hoods Sar- ¬ saparilla cured the tired feeling and I do my own work Mrs A Dick Millville NJ All la Saunders County the Storm Destroyed Everything in Its Wake -- Large Quan ¬ tity of stock W as Killed Sev ¬ eral Persons Injured 1 this place at 330 p Avoca la May A tornado struck Sunday doing considerable damage to property The storm moved in a southerly direction and passed through the outskirts of the town Two houses on the out¬ skirts were blown down but no one was hurt In the confusion as this dispatch is sent it is impossible to learn the names of the occupants as vious stones at once pronounced it a oearl of great value Capt Coghlan they are newcomers Three miles southeast of Avoca a christened it the Raleigh and Mr farmer named Hunt lost his barn and McAllister has decided that this will part of his stock His house was oe its name Experts have estimated the value of slightly damaged and two members of the stone at 5000 and all agree that his family slightly injured The storm next struck Oakland four it is one of the most brilliant pearls miles south of Avoca Near this place 3ver seen in this country the barn on the farm of Richard Files MR SCHURMAN UNDER FIRE was utterly demolished and some stock killed The family was absent at the The President of Cornell University Had a time A man named Pollock residing Narrow Escape From Death at the on an adjoining farm lost his barn Fight at Ma la bon Philippines some cattle and had his house partly Seattle Wash May 1 Mail adwreck but no one was hurt A mile further on the wind wrecked the house vices from Manila received Saturday barn and other outbuildings of John are full of interesting incidents of the President Hunt a farmer The contents of the fighting before Malabon house were strewn all over the sur¬ Schurman of Cornell university a rounding country One member of the member of the Philippine commission family was slightly injured Between had a narrow escape from death while Avoca and Oakland telegraph and tele- ¬ with Gen Wheatons brigade He was phone poles were prostrated and com- ¬ sitting on a trench when a large rebel A stray shot warn ¬ munication cut off for several hours force opened fire Trees three inches in diameter were ed him to seek cover which he did by either twisted or torn up by the roots speedily falling into the trench He lay there more than an hour The wind was accompanied by rain Omaha Neb May 1 This has been while the Filipinos sent Mauser bul ¬ a day of severe storms in Nebraska lets singing over his head An occa ¬ and all sorts of rumors are coming in sional bullet would graze the top of to Omaha Sunday night about serious the trench and shower the college man damage done by the wind For the with dirt- The rebels were finally dislodged past three days gales have prevailed throughout the state accompanied by and President Schurman returned to rain and in a few places a fall of hail Manila In western Nebraska dust stoimsmade MUSTERED OUT OF SERVICE life well nigh unendurable and started prairie fires which did considerable rhe 161st Indiana Regiment Paid Off at damage Savannah Ga On the Way to Wash ¬ ington to Be Reviewed Saturday night severe thunder storms prevailed in the eastern part of Savanah Ga May 1 The 161st the state and continued up till noon Sunday At Omaha the rainfall was Indiana regiment Col W T Durbin the heaviest known for years at this was mustered out of the service Sun ¬ The payment of the men was season doing some damage to private day An property and washing out sewers in commenced by three paymasters some parts of the city Along the line unusual incident of the muster out of the Union Pacific the wind has was the fact that a great many of the done considerable harm At North retail stores of the city opend their Platte Sunday a hundred tele- ¬ stores for the accommodation of the graph poles were prostrated At men and to deliver packages sold to The first section of Valparaiso in Saunders count a wind them Saturday carried that approaching the proportions of a tor-¬ the three trains nado demolished some farm buildings the Icdinas to Washington left the¬ and killed some stock Wahoo the depot at 2 oclock The others follow county seat of Saunders county re- ¬ ed within a few minutes The regi ment will arrive at Washington Mon ¬ ports slight damage by wind Heavy rains accompanied by strong day morning and in the afternoon will winds are reported at Fairbury Geneva be reviewed by the president from the portico of the white house Fremont Columbus and Schuyler Valaraiso Neb May 1 A tornado After reviewing the command the Sunday passed through Saunders coun ¬ president will receive the officers and ty about four miles west destroying men in the presidential residence A large everything in its wake A BARN BURNER LYNCHED of stock was killed One quantity The damage child was slightly hurt Willis tee Colored Taken From the Jail to property will amount to several at Osceola Ark and Hanged in the The storm went in thousand dollars Jail Yard by Forty Men a northerly direction and was about a Memphis Tenn May 1 Informa- ¬ quarter of a mile wide tion was received in Memphis Sunday DISASTROUS PRAIRIE FIRE night that Willis Sees a Negro aged about 30 years was taken from jail at Everything Destroyed in Its Path Mrs Osceola Ark Sunday morning at 1 Kolla Livingston and Her Son oclock and hanged in the jail yard by Burned to Death Sees was in jail on a a mob of 40 men Coleridge Neb May 1 A prairie charge of barn burning After being fire burning in the hay flats at Onlong suspended in mid air twice the Negro the northern tier of the county ten confessed the crime of which he was miles from this place Sunday after¬ charged and he was then hanged noon passed into the track of a tor-¬ Several houses have been burned in was swept with the speed of the neighborhood of Osceola recently nado and the wind diagonally across this county and this is given as the reason for the destroying every mob taking the law into its jurisdic ¬ miles for 25 The only tion thing in its path as far as known Mrs George Considers an Offer of Mar ¬ lives lost riage were those of Mrs Rolla Livingston O May 1 Offers of mar- ¬ boy The woman Canton and her saw the fire coming and ran to a pas- riage have been sent to Mrs Anna ture to release the family stock The George One of them has been con- ¬ Mrs George said Saturday boy followed her Both were knocked sidered down by the terrified animals The she thought it the duty of every woman fire passed over them before they could to marry and have a home and part of get out of the way The body of the her lecture would be on that line She boy was almost consumed and Mrs also intimated that she would not be adverse to trying a matrimonial venLivingston lived but a few hours A great many cattle were overtaken ture again but would not commit her- ¬ and burned A large number of farm self definitely on that point houses were destroyed and the famil ¬ Fire at Sturgis Mich ies escaped by seeking refuge beyond Stukgis Mich May 1 The Hotel The path of Thornton burned to the ground Satur ¬ the track of the storm the fire was nearly one mile wide day The Sturgis Annan and Mc ¬ Some of the losses are Rolla Liv ¬ Laughlin blocks were also consumed ingston 15000 Stanley Martin 190 and the fittings of the Citizens bank Isaac badly scorched 10000 David Walker 400 The loss is estimated Pritchell S2000 W A Bennett 5000 at 75000 The blaze started from Joseph Hodgkin S20000 Wm Weber an unknown cause in the lamp room of 300 head of 5 000 James Parsons the hotel and spread at a tremendous 12000 Wm Zook large stock etc rate number of horses and cattle 10000 m ¬ five-year-o- ld beautiful pearl the value estimated at 5 000 has ome into the possession of Councilman X R C McAllister of the First ward hairman of the Dewey day celebration While the officers of the Raleigh were being dined at the Hotel Walton McAllister presided at the board As ie bit heavily upon a clam he was greatly surprised to find something hard like a stone in his mouth He took from his mouth a hard hining substance the luster of which aroused the curiosity of the diners Councilman Lang an expert on pre- ¬ May 1 Philadelphia A ¬ The Filipino advances for peace have been fruitless The Envoys Practically Admit That Their Col Manuel Argueleses and Col Jose Army Was in Very Desperate Straits Bernal who came into Gen MacAr and Are Thoroughly Whipped thurs lines under a flag of truce told Will Surrender Soon Gen Otis that they were representa- ¬ tives of Gen Luna who had requested Aguinaldo to ask Gen Otis for a Gen Washington May 1 Otis by cessation of hostilities in order to al ¬ cabled the war department that the low time for the summoning of the conference with the Filipinos termin ¬ Filipino congress which body would ated Saturday morning He says they decide whether the people wanted wanted three weeks in which to allow peace their congress to decide whether hos-¬ Gen Otis replied that he did not rec-¬ tilities should case The proposition ognize the existence of a Filipino gov- ¬ was declined The representatives re- ¬ ernment There will be another con tired to the insurgent lines Gen Otis ference Saturday says the insurgents are tired of fight ¬ Washington April 29 Gen 0ti9 ing and are no doubt seeking the best telegraphs the war department Friday terms In another cable Gen Otis expresses morning that the commanding general thanks to the president for his appre- ¬ of the insurgents received directions insurgent government to susciation of the work of the army in the from the pend hostilities pending negotiations Philippines of the war It is stated at the war department for the termination officers are on and insurgent staff the that the insurgent leaders probably that to Manila for purpose way that will confer and seek another confer- ¬ The text of Gen Otis dispatch fob ence with Gen Otis and that the gen- ¬ eral will no dou bt grant general am¬ lows Manila April 26 Adjutant Gennesty The full text of the dispatches from eral Washington After taking Calum pit MacArthurs division crossed the Gen Otis are as follows Rio Grande river in the face of great Manila April 29 Ajutant general obstacles driving the concentrated Washington Conference with the forces of the enemy back on rail insurgent representatives terminated road two miles MacArthur the reports Saturday morning Their request of that passage of the remarkable cessation of hostilities for three weeks military achievement river success of the to enable to call their congress to de- which due to darine skill and deter cide whether to continue prosecution mination of Col Funston under dis of war or propose terms of peace criminating control of Gen Wheaton Proposition declined and full amnesty Casualties slight number not ye Believe in ¬ promised on surrender ascertained surgents tired of war but seek to seThis morning chief of staff from cure terms of peace through what commanding general of insurgent they denominate their representative forces entered our lines to express adcongress Otis of the miration of the wonderful Manila April 29 Adjt Gen Wash- ¬ American army in forcing feat passage of The congratulations of his ington which was thought impossb the river excellency the president for which all ble Staff officer reports that insur grateful will be conveyed as directed gent commanding general has re OTI8 ceived from insurgent government di Manila May 1 The envoys from rections to suspend hostilities pending Gen Luna were very hospitably treat negotiations for the termination of ed by Gen Otis who provided them the war Staff officer with party is with a house and with a guard and now en route to Manila and will arrive permitted them to visit friends here tioon Lawtons forces well in hand Returning to the palace Saturday in vicinity of Angat east of Calumpit morning the envoys saw an illustra- ¬ where he is waiting supplies to be tion of American resources A long sent to morrow Yesterday morning train of wagons and pack mules was force of 1500 insurgents attacked just starting with provisions for Gen troops at Taguig driven back by Lawton who has reached Marunco Washington regiment Our loss two London May 1 Members of the killed 12 wounded Ona Filipino junta here made the state-¬ The dispatch from Gen Otis was imment to a correspondent Saturday that mediately telegraphed to President the peace negotiations between the McKinley at Philadelphia The offi United States authorities at Manila cials of the war department all believe and Gen Luna were unofficial in chaN the hostilities are about conacter Gen Luna the junta asserts that cluded does not represent Aguinaldos govern ¬ Philadelphia April 29 Immedi ment It is further asserted by the ately upon receiving from Washington junta thatsecret negotiations between the dispatch of Gen Otis President Dean C Worcester of the United McKinley sent the following message Mates rnuippine commission ana a of congratulations and thanks to the representative of Aguinaldo have been soldiers in the Philippines in progress since before the attack on Philadelphia April 2S To Otis The following conditions Maiolos Manila Your message announcing it is alleged were proposed after the the achievements of MacArthurs divi capture of Maiolos The Americans to sion and the proposal by the insurissue a proclamation granting the Fil- ¬ gents of suspension of hostilities most ipinos self government and political Convey to officers and men gratifying civil and religious rights similar to congratulations and gratithose enjoyed by the people of heartfelt tude for signal gallantry and Canada the Filipinos to control triumph their Wm McKinley 29 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Manila April could be crushed down no longer Flavin Josephus Millsap was no stranger to the Billmore mansion He pervaded it three or four evenings every week as a rule and oftener still as a frequent exception Everybody in the house from the aged grandmother to the kitchen lady knew he came to see Miss Pinkie Even Miss Pinkie knew it despite the fact that he had never explicitly said so in like manner he knew she was perfectly willing for him to pervade the mansion according to rule or exceptionally though she had never actually expressed herself to that effect Yet she sat with her face half averted from him ¬ Cone ¬ ZfeedSvSt lloodi Pills cure liver ills the non irritating and only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Such is the contradictory tantalizing ex asperating habit of the young woman of all climes kindreds tongues and periods of the worlds history Young woman Young woman What an abject fool thou hast made of the wor ¬ HARD TO GET The Girls Were Learning to Hair Flowers and They ¬ Mae shiping young man from time immemorial even when but this is a digression Pinkie the voice of Flavius Josephus Millsap again broke in upon the stillness you know what 1 want to say Yes she replied softly I know You want to tell me that this style of wearing my hair isnt becoming to me Thats because youre not used to seeing it When you become accustomed You know well enough it isnt that You want to ask me why I didnt ac knowledge the receipt of that box of candy you sent me by a messenger bov I did not know till after he had gone away that it had come from vou and I thought I would wait till I saw you You know well enough it isnt that ¬ ¬ i Wanted White either Then ¬ He made a slight motion as if to take her hand But she still sat with her face half averted from him Pinkie why do you think Ive been coming here for the last six months Seven months she murmured This was not encouraging on the face of it but he went ahead The fact of the matter is Pinkie Bill more I have been coming here because I cant keep away Ever since I met you do you believe in love at first eight I do ever since I first met you I have known you nati Enquirer are my fate Dearest and best She put up her hand Howilrhii O not now Flavius Not now We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward She still sat with her face half averted for any case of atarrh that cannot be cured from him by Halls Catarrh Cure Why not Pinkie Why not What is P J Cheney Co Props Toledo O the matter We the undersigned have known F J Flavius it was almost a sob have Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him you been eating onions Chicago Tribune perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any Abolish the Death Penalty obligations made by their firm At Albany the law makers are wrangling West Truax Wholesale Druggists To ¬ over the abolition of the death penalty ledo O The man who succeeds in passing such a bill Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale will prove as great a benefactor to the Druggists Toledo O breaker of mans laws as Hostetters StomHalls Catarrh Cure is taken internally ach Bitters has to the breaker of natures acting directly upon the blood and mucous laws If youve neglected your stomach un surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottil indigestion tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles are upon you free Halls Familv Pills are the best theres but one cure Hostetters Stomach Bitters Don t fail to trv it All druggists Objects ¬ ¬ Pinkie Im sure A venerable white haired clergyman re- ¬ cently preached in the church of a friend He had hardly got back to the vicarage from the church when the door bell rang and a young lady asked to see him He received her They talked about the sermon and other things until finally she asked diffidently Oh wont you please give me a lock of your hair Certainly my child said the old gentle ¬ man flattered at the request Ill send it to you to morrow And he did On his return to his own home he had five more reouests of the same kind and he proudly boasted to his wife that he wax glad to see that he had not yet lost his power to please All went well until his wife received this note Dear Mrs Fourthly Wont you please ask your husband to send me just a little uk of his hair We have all been taking lessons in making hair flowers So many of the other girls asked him and he sent it to them that I thought I would rather ask you to get it for me Wont you please do this for me It is so hard to get white hair for lilies of the valley This was a terrible blow and the less now said about locks of hair in that old gentlemans presence the better Cincin ¬ m ffiF ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sell it ¬ ¬ ¬ You Americans call things by such queer names said the Englishman asked the New Whats wrong now Yorker Why call these things elevators when hey take people down as often as they take them up Well what do you call them in your The Enjtllah of It Stranger What are the principal objects of interest in this town Citizen Savings bank deposits Metropolitan of Interest ¬ and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in u tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c Whisky relieves dyspepsia on the theory perhaps that the feeling of a brick in the hat offsets the feeling of a brick in the stomach Detroit Journal DIED On Monday or any other day in the week with Putnam Fadeless Dyes goods will not fade either by sunlight or The Best Prescription for Chills lountrv We call them lifts Well I cant see that the word lift ex jresses their use any better than elevator Oh yes it does Dont you know you can ift persons down as well as lift them up Yonkers Statesman ¬ A powder to shake into your shoes Ak luur l alrr for Allens Foot Ease ¬ ¬ the feet Cures CorusBuniousSwolleu Sore Hot Callous Aching Sweating feet and In Allens Foot Ease makes growing Nails new or tight shoes easy Sola by alldrutraiats and shoe stores 27c Sample mailed FKKEI Address Allen S Olmsted Le Koy N Y It rests washing ¬ Lovers may not wish to snub the gas but they do turn it down pretty often L A W Bulletin international mercantile relations Americans and Filipinos to en joy equal rights in the islands Manila to remain in the possession of the United States until congress decides otherwise the American flag to fly over the capitols of the islands and in the most prom ¬ inent positions along with the Fil- ¬ ¬ ipino flag except at Manila where only the American flag shall fly all vessels to fly the American flag with that of the Filipinos the Roman Catholic clergy are to be under the same administration as that in the United States Spanish cleri- ¬ cal direction and intervention to be abolished the statu quo of rural prop erty belonging to the religious orders to be maintained without return to the antebellum state of affairs hos pitals and schools formerly adminis- ¬ tered by the orders to be handed over to the government the orders to re ¬ tain only their present town property the secular clergy to retain their ¬ ¬ ¬ plosion in the Richmond iron mine at Port Orange N J killed two miners Charles McPeak and James Williams and terribly injured William McPeak who will probably die The Warrants Drawn Washington May 1 Four United States treasury warrants for 85000000 each will be drawn Saturday and trans mitted to the secretary of state to be used in settlement of the 520000000 Two Miners Killed Joliet 111 May 1 Six hundred em ¬ New York May 1 A premature ex¬ ployes of the Western Stone Co in An Advance of Wages Other vance of 25 cents per day quarries will also make a similar ad ¬ vance The Spaniards Pleased the Joliet Rockport and Lemont quarries will Monday receive an ad- ¬ ¬ llue Sjain under the Paris treaty The prospect of Madrid My peace in the Philippines is hailed with satisfaction at likely to lead to the early liberatio of the Spanish prison ers iu thehanJLs of the Filipinos 1 ities Secretary Alger said as Detroit Journal the department closed that while it CHARMING grandmother could not be said that peace was as What a pleasant influence in the house is a delight ¬ sured he regarded the prospects as ful old lady in good health of the brightest and felt confident that I took Mrs Mollie Barber St James Mo writes of the insurrection was near the end Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound during change of To his mind there would be a repeti life and have passed through that tion of the negotiations which were critical period safely I suffered for had before Santiago years with falling of the womb and female weakness At times could TERRIBLE MISTAKE MADE hardly stand on my feet also had leucorrhcea I tried several good The Healthy Fye of 1 nomas Stewart Re doctors but instead of getting better grew worse all the moved Instead of the One That Had time A friend advised me to try Mrs Pinkhams Compound Been Sightless for Seven Years I did so and after taking six bottles was cured of both Montreal April 29 Seven years leucorrhcea and falling of womb I am now enjoying good property ago Thomas Stewart then ten years health and feel very grateful for old lost the sight of one eye the blade the good your medicine has A Saloon Keeper Killed penknife having been done me I would recommend Charleston W Va May 1 Russei of a into it Dr Alexanderaccidentally Proudfoot it to all women suffering as I Sorver a saloon keeper of Coalburg run him Recently Dr Proudfoot was this county was found dead on the C attended advised the removal of the useless Mrs N E Lacey O tracks Sunday with a bullet eye as tho only means of preserv Pearl La writes wound in his body John Killinger This vas intact I have had leucorrhcea a merchant of Coalburg has been ar I ing the other asrreed to and the delicate task for about twenty years rested for the crime It is said Killwas entrusted to Dr Proudfoot who is falling of womb by spells inger killed Sorver for paying too assistant oculist and aurist to the jren for ten years and my much attention to Killinger s wife eral hospital The operation took WWW bladder was affected had Later it has been ascertained that place at the family residence and at backache a great deal the wives of Killinger and Sorver were its conclusion it was found that a terI tried a number of quarreling and their husbands took rible mistake had been made the part Killinger emptied both barrels doctors They would re healthy ee had been removed On re-¬ of a shotgun in Sorvers side killing lieve me for a little covery from the effects of the anes M ag lAWU 2oCfe k i WWWrtl him instantlv while then I would be thetic the patient found himself blind Iworse than ever I Gold Found in Tennessee Maj E I would Death of Brown then thought May 1 A Tomikinsmlle Ky Toledo O April 29 Maj E O try Lydia E Pinkhams gold mine assaying 84050 per ton in Brown prominent on the state staff of Vegetable Compound gold and 10 in silver has been dis Gen Hartsuff during the late war died Eleven bottles of Com- ¬ covered on the farm of Joe Livingston here Friday aged 64 He was one cf pound and one box of at Willeppe Tenn Joe McKinney a the most prominent men in G A R Liver Pills cured me old miner of Jacksonville Col is push circles in Ohio and I am now sound ing the development of the mine and well It helped me through the change of life period I Hospital Building Burnet Libel Suit Against Senator Clark am fifty five years old Des Moijteb la April 29 The hosButte Mont May 1 State Senator pital building at the Iowa Institution The women of advr ced years who are healthy and happy Fred Whiteside has filed a libel suit for Feeble Minded Children at Gla are invariably those who have known how to secure help agaist United States Senator Clark j for wood burned Friday About 50 In when they needed it Mrs Pinkham will advise any woman 100000 The suit grows out of recent mates of the institution were rescued free of charge who writes about her health Her address is bribery charges with difficulty Loss 820000 Lynn Mass ¬ burglar Washington April 29 The end of fledCurse me luck hissed trie mind if and you Bear in into the night the Filipino insurrection is in sight in please that all crime was now disease merework of germs The the opinion of army and navy officials ly and all diseases the the cellar window burglar perceived in A telegram from Gen Otis Friday where he tried to enter one of the latest announced that Aguinaldo had taken electric automatic spraying devices and enfortune to it what is regarded as the first deavoredhim avoidclick in But dark and was al the igainst A step toward surrendering namely nost before he knew it he was drenched requesting a cessation of hostil- vith germicide and cured of his malady ¬ ¬ Bnrtrlary in the Future Pisos Cure for Consumption lias no equal as a Cough medicine F M Abbott 383 Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 and have a Lots of fathers give their daughters away on their hands Washington la Democrat son-in-la- now My Throat Hurts Whv dont vou use Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Mule meat served a la carte with horseradish and a pony of wine is a stable article L A W Bulletin in Pans ¬ ¬ A ¬ HEALTHFUL OLD AGE ¬ liMfc r ¬ ¬ ¬ imwm mmma IKMHWo mwl ¬ ¬ mmmmAWmm -- 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ M THE BOURBON NEWS PAKIS KY TUESDAY MAY 2 1899 TWO ISLANDS suggestion that the rogue was des- tined in spite of all to triumph TJwo islands lay within a lake at Munster And scarce three leag ues of water flowed these mingled impressions confused between me and held the words back on my On one Death came and went but on the lips other But all was the business of an inThe shadow of his presence neer was sen stant and by that time Mr Tym was at my elbow He had made out the viSlad were the dweller on on happy llain though it seemed he had not island For youth was there high hopes and caught the exact purport of the in- ¬ lightsome hearts They built fair dwellings where they sang quiry He drew himself up sternly and looked the fellow in the face and feasted They bought and sold within their busy What may be your question sir marts I trust it may be such that the answer The years went swiftly by almost un- ¬ can be brief Nay he answered leisurely your counted Till marks of age were seen on many a manner is a bit stiff and unfriendly Jftce Best take some further consideration HOI forms grew bent and eyes grew dim and then we will discourse Meanwhile and wistful Tfll life seemed weariness and death a you have wants that shall be attended grace to We can fit you and Master Ardick Disease grew rife and pain was close com- ¬ here as well as this good fellow with panion drier clothes than you have Lieut ¬ ¬ I found were appointed for a watch got to tell Morgan and the rest quite The rest idled about or went below as all that had formerly happened to me they pleased As yet there was no particular disorder among them and no fighting or noticeable drunkenness We were together at the rail talking in subdued voices and what with the poor captains death and the things that had happened to us to a certain degree fallen into a little mel¬ t Burdens pressed heavily Joys ceased to be Gain lost its charm no more they cared for Phibbert And men grew tired with immortality And longingly they looked toward the feasting island Where sorrows ceased and pain and all unrest Where cares could be laid down at once And deemed that island most supremely forevc blest And lovers who In youth exulted knowing That in their future could no partings lie At last grew weary and with solemn pity Grieved for each other that they could not die Ard though they spake no word with furtive glances They looked across the waters shimmering plain Unto those quiet fields of grass grown hillocks Ard craved their utter blissful rest to gain Ard so the legend says full many a shal ¬ ¬ ¬ lop Slipped from its moorings by Lifes fair green isle And bore these heartsick ones to Deaths own is land To gain the boon denied such weary while Smma A Lente in Zions Herald body armor but otherwise in ordinary sea habit pushed out of the crowd Bestow Have these people below this one in the vacant berth off the cabin and find the others bunks in the steerage Ask Lieut Niles for a shift for this gentleman I opine they are near the same bigness and have the slop chest overhauled for Master Ardick and the other In truth he concluded with a cold grin we do our calling no discredit in bestowing this hospitality for I can aver that these two at least are rare fighting men Mr Tym puffed out his lips and sucked them back as his habit was when perplexed or in thought and after a glance at me answered Speaking for myself 1 would choose to have as little as possible between us vet I acknowledge that we are not wholly in case to refuse your offers Let our absolute needs be met then since it must be ko but ask us not I am sure I speak for Master Ardick as well as for myself ask us not to exchange more than the strictest need of words with you Further I refuse your offer of the cabin and would be sent forward with my friends Be it so I care not how you have io where you wish and be as mum it as you like I make but the one condition you and the others shall blab ¬ A big fellow in steel headpiece and nothing of I old matters At a later will send for you time Well said Mr Tym QoiTCuja I Copyright 13W by I Anpletoa All rights reserved F-- tJ we are con ¬ Co SYNOPSIS Master Ardick jut reached his major y and thrown upon his own resources aft or stating his case to one Efouthwick a shipmaster is shipped as second mate on the Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym the supercargo descries a sail The strange vessel gives chase but Is disabled by t be Industrys guns In the fray Capt Houth ¬ wtck and one of the crow are killed but the Industry is found to be little damaged Bellinger takes charge and first ma puts into Sidrnouth to secure a new mate Several days latrr when well out to sea an Englis h merchantman is met whose captain has a letur 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 course a bit of paper is slipped into Ar dicks 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 cabin makes through the dorr and arous t s the crew Capt Sehinger joins Ardick and Tym The crew break through the now barricaded door but are forced to retire having lost seven of their number Finding themselves now too short handed to mar age the boat Pradey decides to scuttle ard desert the vessel taking his men off in the only available boat The captain supercargo and second mate soon discover their plight but hastily constructing a raft bet away just before their vessel sinks The next morning a Spaniard draws near the m If you The man in the rigging shouts Be us- take to your oars would board On board speedy or you will fall short they are sent forward with thecrew being told they wii be sold as slaves on reaching Panama The ships cook they find to be so a frae Clagvarloeh Mac Ivrach days later the Spaniard Is friend Four overhauled by a buccaneer flying the Eng ¬ The three Englishmen and Mac lish dag Ivrach plan to escape to the buccaneer on a rude raft Bellinger the last to attempt to leave the Spaniard is disabled Just after the others put off they see a figure dangling from the yard arm whom they suppose is apt Bellinger They now ap proach the buccaneer and hail her ¬ ¬ - formable to that are we not friends Both Mac Ivrach and T assented said then Get refreshments at a proper Pradey turning a wayand season you shall be summoned We followed on dripping in the wake of the lieutenant and were had down the companion to a plainly furnished cabin Stand by and 1 will see what can be found to thaw the cockles said the lieutenant He fetched us to the table and took from a locker hard by a hospitable looking black bottle Glasses were in the rack overhead and he filled four and bade us toss off It proved to be very good sack and was most accept- ¬ able chilled and weary as we were The lieutenant kept us company and when we had all emptied a second of the small glasses he opened the low door leading into the w cen deeks and piloted nsalongto the steerage As the ship carried no cargo all thi- space was given up to sleeping accommoda ¬ tions but in truth there was no room Io spare as the company was so great The lieutenant who like most big 1 - fleshy men seemed rather and who might have been made more so by the wine bade us find places and make ourselves at home and withdrew to hunt up the dot lies These came in due time not ill fitting sea rigs but better than we expected Mr Tyms in particular very trim and decent While we were shifting we relieved Mae Ivrachs curiosity by telling him into whose hands we had fallen After concluding we all agreed thai we eoidd do no more now than to conduct good-nature- d ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 CHAPTER X Com i led Nearer he came and at last his broad bow with its stump of the sprit A crowd Bail mast was close at hand of fifrures showed above the low bul wark of the loredcek and 1 looked ex citedly till one of them should hail It wa only a moment A man in a cuirass and headpiece standing by the weather shrouds leaned over and put his hand to his mouth ¬ i strength of my voice returned I roared back Board the ship It was surely un We are English necessary now to tell him that we were in distress She came into the wind and while her bows beat up a great smother of foam and her sails flapped and thun negro We found the fare very good far be dered the line snaked out and 1 seized it and made it fast We were hauled yond what it would be on any mer rapidly in and a doen strong sun chant ship and certainly better than and burned hands helped us scramble up it was or is in the royal navyplenty everything washed down with the side Square the yards roared the same of wine and ale The meal over we lounged about the voice that had hailed me Men knocked by me to the after deck and finally repaired to the mid braces and I was too confused to get ships weather rail which we over hung watching the chase and talking out of the way sailor though I was Pradey at last took In all but his chief Well od how is it with yon now and I sails the wind now seriously threatasked a new and quiet voice ami the started and stared like a fool for the ening the weak forward spars proporowner of the voice was Nicholas Pra- canvas there was shortened in tion It seemed to us now that he had dey I Mr Tym had waited forme having given op all hope of overhauling the gained a step in advance but the rush Pilanea The moon rose and we continued to over the crowded deck had pressed He was not at my side hang about that part of the deck him back lights of the therefore when the villain addressed All about us the and the scenemens was pipes sprang up his question to me ina bivouac with the groups of relike For the life of me I could not lay answer The cumbent figures and the glancing of stant hold of the word to surprise the feeling that fate had arms Only a small number of persons as plavEd us a trick something like the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Raft a boy I sprang to my feet all the -- old ourselves quietly treating the bucca neers in a civil manner and1 beyond that must wail for Pradeys disclosure What that might be we hazarded some guesses about but of course could resolve nothing certain Wedid not specially avoid Pradey indeed secretly hoped that ha and would be out with his communication so that we could tell what to depend upon but somewhat to our disappoint ment he made no sign We talked n little but guardedly with the crow explaining briefly in answer to their questions how our adventure oc curred but going Into nothing of mo ment The rest of the afternoon passed and at supper time there was no im portant change in the situation The Black Eagle as our ship was named very nearly held her own but carry ing fully as much canvas forward as the present wind and her weak patehed up mast warranted Supper was served both below and on deck and we chose ours In the latter place our mess t ub being shared in common with an Englishman two Swedes and a ¬ - ¬ And now he said you might give was me in return an account of your own ancholy when Mr Tyms name ilsf spoken and we turned to behold faring Surely when I looked over the rail to day and saw jour familiar faces Pradey WTell sir said the rascal in an I was not a little astonished As we were to see you said I but amicable voice I trust you and jour friends here find yourselves in better after all it was a simple matter and spirits than you were I have a bit of with this I went on and related our leisure at this time and if you are story At least there are those that are ready we will have the discourse I A TO not born to be drowned spoke of he said him laughing my worthy self included We were quite willing to hear Lien retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day Acci ¬ and readily said so and he bade us Well go now and think over the other dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address follow him to the cabin matter Let me know when you have JAMFS E CLAY The cabin was vacant as we discov- ¬ come to a resolution MarchmoDt Stock Farm We took ourselves off accordingly ered by the aid of the single small Paris Ky signed us to seats on the and returned to the deck lamp Pradey Well friends lockers and himself took a place at the said Mr Tym as of the table with his back to his soon as we were secure in our places end own stateroom what think you of all we have heard SEE I do not purpose to waste time in Mac Ivrach looked at me to answer bez compass he began as and with a little hesitation I said boxing the soon as we were seated but will be at But for the matter of covering the suvVwVH fl ssn Al Fu m Ssssa II usssssa bottom of the business at once rogues crime I should be for accepting the You see me in command of this tidy his terms I should count it no sucn ship and I Avill inform you if you do dreadful thing to join the buccaneers not know that she belongs to Capt though once I admit I thought otherHenry Morgans fleet of special com- wise and this sentiment is stronger missioners Now I conceive I need not since the death of the poor captain iHlfIi7 M wr 4 w M argument to convince you spin out an Mr Tym nodded Aye that is my that your future must depend upon un reasoning he said Moreover it friendship seems that Morgan does really bear a ftkl ywWwiff fl sp srJssssT H lie paused as though expecting commission from the king Pradey as ff semie sort of reply and Mr Tym said well as all before speaks very confidentRing out tte oia Ring In the new SSlSlal briefly ly of it so we may be pretty sure of Ring out he al3 ivMMLs BKSsk vHiWA Rin2 in ue tru And if so what then the legality of the thing But the vi- ¬ you the new and true from tna We bring tt TpllllftflFI OitllilfflB he went on a little llains old offense that is the stick Why then Pmey forest ot Norway WMfessB3v fttVHi sharply it behooves you to do all in Here Mac Ivrach who had been giv your power to please me and move me ing close heed put in a word to further kindness Look you I have Is there no a middle course I tak little cause to love you and yet on it the man micht listen to a bit comeasy conditions 1 will overlook all promise Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Say that you will join me and swear I had been thinking fast as the Scotch- ¬ to reveal nothing of the old matters man spoke and I will pardon the ill you have done I cannot say 1 Natures most natural remedy Improved by replied I have me and stand your friend In this nothing clear and yet science to a Pleasant Permanent Positivo Stay Howas offer I include your companion who to a compromise in time Say we would Iff Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces Jf Brs- I presume is posted as to our past reof the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes agree under this stress to cover the lations The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila¬ villainy for a period rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the T distrust it said Mr Tym shak CHAPTER XL cause of that tickling is removed and the inflated Besides Pradey would ing his head membranes are healed and soothed so that ther never consent OF THE BARGAIN WITH PRADEY b no inclination to cough But there is more to the matter I I cannot say that I had conceived anything like this and yet I was not went on coming to a clearer concep- ¬ SOLO BV An GOOD DRUGGISTS struck with very great surprise It tion of the thought myself as I talked Bottles Only 25o 60c and 100 Sites 1 As you say he is desperate and void seemed pretty evident that Pradey mtm bias BE SURE YOU GET cm no could not so well dispose of us as to of all conscience Could we trust him fm ou t equal towluliuuaum uooi may remedy Dr Bell win us over if that might be His crew in any case It irlves quick and permanent relief Dr Bells In grip as well as coughs and colds It makt enough did not pre Why no he answered a little perthough desperate weak lnngt strong Mrs M A MetuUfa but what then cisely sail under the black flag and to plexed Macau Ky Will he trust us in turn The base us in cold blood would make butcher Think you not a very stirring bit of talk that would are always suspicious he will seek to make way with us Then pledge ourselves as we may why would he not agree to the comSaj- we would swear to be promise secret till the end of the expedition He would consent I think meaning to The New Werner Edition of destroy us at the first opportunity In truth there is weight in what you say said Mr Tym beginning to Aye doubtless you have the waver of it he added almost immedirights ately IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES Nothing is Let us test it I said to be gained by waiting My companions agreed and we ac cordingly went below and sought Pradey He was on the quarter ldeek and went aside with us upon which Mr I roared back Board the ahii Tym made the proposition were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He TO BE COXTINlED be like to trouble him in the future realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their If Morgan indeed held a royal comchildren become If you have children study their individual mission then his deeds and those of his AN UNUSUAL CAPACITY tendencies and place the best captains must not be altogether lawpossible educational advantages less and he must not have too much The Native Wondered at the Watei rv before them A way has been blood of his own countrymen on his Drinking Powers of Their fl had Provided that Pradey provided in the New Werner Edi- ¬ hands Visitors found a way to silence the fellows tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan- ¬ A year or so ajro siitl a visitor Industry he had only to win from the nica complete in thirty volumes us over and he might return even to from St Louis I made a tour of the The best thoughts on all subjects England in safety But as to comply Ozarks in southern Missouri with a in the history of man are treasur- ¬ ing with his proposition that was an party of northern friends One aftered there A systematic study of other matter and one which had more noon in company with a bright young this work is equal to any college sides than I could turn about and come girl from Iowa I made the round of a course Algebra Anatomy Arch- ¬ to a decision on in a moment Nor did number of native eabins near Mamitecture Building Electricity Mr Tym bold and resolute as h was moth spring just aeross the line in My companion wanted to attempt a full and conclusive answer Arkansas Political Economy are a few of see a bit of the life of the squatters if He glanced at Mac Ivrach and me and its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and we wore dcubtfttl expres they may be called by that name and finding that Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the sions made for him a cvy cautious we were at our wits end to devise highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the some excuse for our visits to the reply houses We concluded that nothing We have heard you Master Pra he said and while I speaking would be better than to ask for a dey for myself hesitate not to reject one drink of water This we did at each part of your proposition to wit that place We unwisely drank in the doorway or just outside instead of stepping we shouhl join your ships company still there are other points in the mat into lie cabin and soon the attention ¬ but spun a yarn about my ship taking fire and we poor creatures barely whipping off at short notice the others miserably perishing Well sir I thank you for the story said I and in truth I am sorry for the poor sailors particularlj forLewson WIGGINS 2 Bay horse 15 hands 3 in foaled 1893 4 2194 Alabaster 4 His 218 ¬ and fifty three in 230 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wiius2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny 2 220 her first two colts trained by Stain boul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of 8 in 230 list Sultan 224 etc 3rd dam Bell View Maid dam of Center 2 29A by Idol 177 4th dam by Piloi Jr sire of dam of Maud S Jay E e See 210 etc 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Breed to early i oeed if you want e rly apeed Wiggins took his record of 219 and could beat 214 at 2 years old Ie started in six races winning tire atraieht without losing a beat and was the colt of bis year 1895 Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a and as a yearling showed very fast and gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson of Rnshville Ind By ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Deutine 213 m bt 2000 INSURE COLT ssssV Y sssm ¬ ¬ M SSSSrJ ¬ ¬ Xyi 1 1 lFtfmMu 0igOm DR BELLS ¬ ¬ ¬ mrkMllm m m a Ik m V Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Pine-Tar-Hon- ey ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ The Encyclopedia Britannica WXWhL ¬ ¬ Give Your Boys a Chance ¬ ¬ ra ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hi 5S ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash ter that require thought Well I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fell quite dark and the watch having fortified his courage with spirits suf¬ fered himself to fall asleep and a ship coming up ran us down Some were killed outright and others drowned and in the end I was th only one saved The ship was a buccaneer one of those cruisers sent out by Morgan and was so unfortunate as to have just lost her captain He had been killed in a wrangle with the first lieutenant and the latter had then been shot in turn As no person was bj-- one of the crew left aboard who understood navigation and as I made no scruple to put myself forward I was soon chosen captain and when this was settled we stood away to rejoin the fleet We shortly came up with it when Capt Morgan was pleased to confirm me in my place About this time news was received of the sailing of the Pilanea with the governor of Panama on board and while most of the squadron stood for St Catherines three of us were dispatched to intercept the don I was the only one fated to fall In with him and it seems that I have come rather disastrously off I think you nowhave i the whole story unless it be that I for ¬ will not press you said Pradey rather mildly and you may cured the usual tomato can full of have till morning for the answer delightful spring water the man obI thinking It a Meanwhile said good time to settle one point be served Say young feller ef it dont make pleased to tell us how it cam about no difference Id like ter ask er questhat we find you here Also what has tion become of jour companions All right said I what is it Why that is a short story said Wall continued the mountaineer Pradey with one of his cold grins Ive seed all sorts er people an arcr The night of the day we left you it I of pretty nearly ail the mountaineers and beir large families was attracted At the seventh house after we had se ¬ ¬ The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments Volumes with a Guide and an elegant Oak Book Case will be delivered when the first payment is made The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High No i Machine Finish Book Paper 400 First payment One Dollar 100 and Three Dollars 300 per month thereafter No a Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 6000 First payment Two Dollars 200 and Four Dollars 400 per month thereafter No 3 Sheep Tan Color Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 7500 First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per month thereafter Is granted by paying cash within 30 days after the A reduction of 10 receipt of the work j J ¬ l miles frum er monkey ter er elerfant but Im danged ef I ever see anybody et cud drink ez much water ez you ap thet gal thar Ilowd yer do it I dont know that my explanation explained but the quarter of an hour I consumed in making up a good story was ample time to allow us to look the queer habitation over thoroughly i For sale by Detroit Free Press G S VARDEN Co CO PARIS KY Luxuries For Men The Parson nnl the Prlnee It was an Ayrshire parson and into the customary prayer for the royal- ¬ ties he had introduced a feeling refer- ¬ ence to the accident which had be ¬ And now fallen the prince of Wales so-and-- so quick and easy ehavu is a luxury which all men appreciate and a 0 PAKIS KY luxury which all men get who patronize brethren continued the unwitting cleric we will join in singing hymn We make a specialty of posting and Crawford Bros shop next door to the Xo distributing all classes of paper large or Bourbon Bank Excellent bath serrica Courage Brother Do Not Stumble The congregation small also distribute booklets dodgers in connection with the shop New pa saw the joke though the minister did etc at reasonable rates tf Get oar prices before placing vour rons are always welcome not Glasgow Evening News work Good stands in good locations and Gifted Insure your property against tire Has Ilagbv any talents worth men ¬ good work guaranteed wind and lightning in the Hurst Horn tioning Insurance Co a safe and reliable com ¬ Talents Ive known him to bor w pany On CALOWELLS W Maxim Agent one girls horse and phaeton to take PariaKT another girl out for a drive Chicago Record Domes Bill posting a clean S YRUP PEPSini CURKtt CONSTIPATION II - A T7 mrT XT TLMT A IT r THE 0TJBON KiVS PARIS RY TLESrAY MAY 2 18S9 OBITUARY mr r- - 93 TIE Nlnat lllllll tti if - HEWS 18SI h NUPTIAL KugRgementH KNOTS ear Establtsuea Publixhcii ever Tuesriat- nnrt Friday I W ALTER CHAMP BBUCE MILLER And Sol Announcement emuicatlonrt Of The Marriage Town Thomas Mitchell and iss Belle f rson both of this county were mar ried yesterday at high noon at the court house by Judge W M Purnell Jf ¬ Makt all Checks JMviit Cruti may able to the order cf Champ fe Miller ee AN NOUNCEM BXTS FOR ATTIKNKY GENFPAL We rt unthoHzd to antMttiitee Ions S Smith of Bourbon County as a can Mr and Mrs S A Rice of Carlisle has issued iuvitations to the marriage of t At daughter Miss Fannie Miller Rice to Mr Edsall Clark The wedding will 0 jur on Wednesday evening May tenth at six oclock at the Christian Church didate for Attorney General srbjrct the action of the Democratic paity F K MAOIST KATE t We are authorized to announce XHO P WOODS as a candidate for iv as Magistrate ot the Paii- - Piecimt nti ject to the action of the Democratic party reorge Wray aged 103 brought suit in tne Brown County Circuit Court Indiana for divorce fnm his wife S isannah aged 40 alleging unfaithfnl-i-s- s They were mar lied November 9 1 90 nnd separated December 9 1896 During theirstay together three children w re bom to them GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS We are authorized to anounce J W Thomas Jr as a candidate for Magistrate of the Paris precinct to fill the unexpired term of R J Neely subject to the action of the Democratic party ¬ The Kentucky Press The first number of Yew wines Illustrated Kcntuckian made its appearance Saturday and bids fair to be an exceed ingly popular magazine It is on the order of Harpers Weekly and contains a very liberal quantity of excellent illus trations and interesting articles Mr Yenowine the talented editor will make the Illustrated Kcntuckian attractive to the general public but Ken tnckians thould take piide in giving it a liberal patronage The maga zine is on sale at all news stand at leu cents per ¬ ¬ Theatrical Atid Otherwise Remark In The Foyer The Winchester minstrels have been reorganized with W B Bean manager W S Massie Treasurer and E K S Clinkeubeard Secretary Respectfully dedicated To The Memory Of The Leal Wellington Payne aged sixty three a cousin of John S Smith of this city diel yesterday in LexingtOD Fuueral this afternoon at the residence John Francis Shafer who was recently emplned as a compositor on The Bourbon News dropped dead in Lexington Sunday afternoon while going into the rooinR of the Bluegrass Type graphical Union which he was in Lexington to attend The deceased was a mute and was thirty eight years old He hid lived in Paris for about two years working on The News and The Reporter and was a faithful employe and a well rad man He was a native of Auburn Iud and was engaged to be married to a Portsmouth O yomg lady Some time ago the deceased left a letter with Geoge Parris the grocer asking him to notify his relatives if anything happened to him The letter also stated that he wanted his sister to have all of his property which consisted of some real estate near Auourn and a large lot of books ¬ ¬ -- To - weai Eaiinls ¬ -¬ LadiesMs and Separate Skirts HEABMOHE is only a symptom not a So are Backache disease Nervousness Dizziness and the Blues They all come from an 1 W Ready to Wear garments for ladies are becoming more popular every day ¬ ST03K AND TURF NW3 Etc from any of these symptoms if you feel tired and languid in the morning and wish you could lie in bed another hour or two if there is a bad taste in the mouth and no appetite if there is pain in the side back or abdomen BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR will bring about a sure cure The unhealthy state of the men- ¬ strual organs If you suffer Anticipating that Ready to wear Suits and Skirts would be in great demand this season we bought largely of both lines from the very best manufacturing Ladies Tailors in the United States Every garment we sell is guaranteed to prove satis- ¬ factory If they dont fit we have them altered without extra cost to you Our business reputation is such that a guarantee from us means that if you buy and vour pur- chase is not just as represented we will make it ALL RIGHT 1 ¬ Lexington next Tuesday night will begin this morning at Lexington The prices will be lower floor three dollars copy That always enterprising paper the balcony two dollars gallery one dollar Louisville Post issued a triple number Orders telegraphed or written to ManaSaturday to boom the business interests ger Scott will receive prompt attention K of Louisville Besides the usual quota of news events there was a large amount Lieut Dan Godfrey and his famous of advertising matter and excellent British Guards Band now en route to illustrations San Francisco will give matinee and The Louisville Dispatch celebrated evening concerts Friday at Woodland its second anniversary Sunday by issu ParkThe admieeion will be twenty ing a handsome forty pge edition five cents The band is composed of which reached a high standard of ex- nicked musicians of eleven iMigiisu cellence The Dispatch improves with regiments and it ncently played to age over7lU0 people atone concert in New York ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Viola Allen leading lady in The Claude Bosworth sold 30000 pounds of Company will spend part of hemp to Christian WJ Loughridge at o per the Summer on The Isle of Man as the hundred guest of Mrs Hall Caine wife of the Ed Corrigans olt Corsine has arauthor of The Christian rived fiom California to start in the Kentucky Derby Thursday The sale of seats for Mansfields proEd Simms has stated that he will not duction of Cyrano de Bergerac at ¬ Sales and Traiihfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes ¬ doctor may call your trouble some high sounding Latin name but never mind the name The trouble is in the menstrual organs and Bradfields Female Regulator will restore you to health and regulate the menses like clockwork SVd by druggists for i a bottle A free illustrated book will br sent to any woman it request be niaileo to THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats Our Silk Waists are dreams of beauty and the prices very low Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats in great variety start The Keutuckian in the Kentucky nrhv Up has shinned his horses from i ATLANTA GA Memphis to the Westchester track and has engaged Jockey Knappto ride them The promoters of the Lexington Fair propose to have a show ring to decide which breed of cattle Anjms Hereford or Short Horn is best Large prizes will be offered and the show will be of The ladies of Paris and Bourbon county are cordnly invited to inspect an legaut Hue of juvenile suits from 3 to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 years at Price Cos clothiers tl expect to do any this spring dont use anything bat Blue River lime It is by far the whit- ¬ est lime mad For pale Ly Geo W Stuart opposite freight depot tf white-washin- g ask ou to buy No trouble to show goods Its no trouble to show goods Thats what we are here for Call and look and if we cant suit you we wont national importance to cattle breeders If you An Unusual Suit Attorney Respectfully SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Presence of mind saved a Paris man Comment from a veiy embarrassing experience in in Cyuthiana several days ago The Paris Richmond will have ajstreet fair July man iu question hat tour tsecial lady u MoiH I irv rl whn hlH Vandals are destroying flowers ov v ro u lawns in Maysville Yesterday was the first anniversary of the Paiib man carelebbly it marked tell my girl that 1 will be down to see her the battle of Manila Suuday and to meet me at the train Ex Gov Bob Taylor has a new lect brother diuutdo a thing but tell ure called Love Laughter and Pathos Tbe all fiur of the gills and tvery one was Kentuckys Monument some chickens has caused at elation at the appointed time The The thftof Governor Bradley and bis et ff will a feplit in a colored church at Owens Paris man took in the situation at go to Cbickamauga to day to be pret ent bor a Klance btoiethe train stopped and Lieut Johnson wants white recruits tc visions of tionble passed through his to morrow at the dedication of the mon join the army now in the Phillip miudfcliehadjpiebenceof mind how ument erected to the memory of Ken pines ever to get off the train on the East side tuckys soldiers who fell on that famous battle field during the civil war Louisville will invite the United Con- aud get away before any of the girls saw Besides his regular staff the Governor federate Veterans to hold their reunion him It is safe to say that he had will enough diplomacy to aqnare himself has appointed a special staff which in the Falls City next year accompany him on this trip girls At Lexington James Savage Wat with all of the Brotherhood of St Andrew awarded 10000 damages against the L N for the loss of a hand The Third Annual Convention of the The Lrxington Elks fccortd a brilliant Runnymede 8tock Farm will ship - Kentucky State Assemby of the Broth PriHur ioht t Lexinuon in the 7 ierhoodofSt Andrew will be held in ibout fifty thoroughbred yearliugs E tsi Daic production of thencomic opera Pollv Chri8l chnrch Catbedral Lexingto i to be sold at public auction in June Uhe nur- - Mav 8th and 9th The programme will fhe Pet of Ibe iRegiment credit consist of addresst s by prominent clergy great The jury failed to agre in the Som formaDce jgwas a to Prof and laymen and conferences on the luers bribery case at Frankfort The to the participants and whose practical workings of thebeBrotherhood stood eight for convict iou and four foi A Gutzeit I under C the Rt Rev Among the speakers will acquittal was given a The lole of T U Dudley Bishop of Kentucky Mr direction it Yesterday was celebrated as Dewe Polly was admirably 6uug by Miss John W Wood of New York General of St Au Secretary Day at New York Bosiou San rran Flora Samuels a pretty jaunty grace- drew Mr of the Brotherhood R A Robinson and Col D cisco Chicago Philadelphia and oth- ful and petite Mt Sterling girl The W Gray of Louisville Reduced rates leading nidle pare were well taken by have been granted by all roads entering er places ad Allen R Lexington J Pierrepont Morgan one of those D R Gebhart R Buckuer and Sidney dress Mr For further information W H Warren Secretary terrible gold bugs has just giveu a A Vandeveer Frankfort fair Lexington lyiug m hot pital to New Hughes The Generals eight million dollar dauuhter- s- Misses Mary Lou Baker York City Mary Murray Anna GeoBe At Canton O M Ramsey Lottie Scherer Edith LoveOnie acquitted of the murder ot GeOige D Upiugton and Mildred Love were a Saxton brother of Mrs McKinley The very pretty feature of wthe opera The verdict was generally approved The undersigned Executor of Thos A following Paris Elks accompanied by wit Futchcraft pursuant to an agreed ordt r yesterday pur Col Craddock and Denis Duudon of the bourbon Circuit Court will on Col W W Bakiwin the performance and came home L nessed chased the States stock in the M SATURDAY MAV 13TH 1899 on special train Dr Frank Fithian turnpike Kenney J as Condon Dr Will on the beginning about 230 p m McCarthy Dr J M Purnell Jas premises neiematter ascriDea BIRTHS ex i Dr M H r buildings - Perrv tm tn tmhlir- sale the lot and uuuuui fQr Rn The Advent Of Our Future Men And Lmiiv F P Lowry Walter Champ thereon owned bv the late Thcw A TT i t A Women atMlw Unmn ua trio o iuc R L 1 arKS Dan Peed Xiurcnt THI I couimumv nuuvru lonn S Smith OTahi n inured in snx luwiv vs ife of Rnss ll Howe a To the uattt nivij Ed Hill Hnme Payne J S Criggsby Pans Ky on Main Street between 7th j daughter and 8tb streets fronting on Main street and ext nding back to Pleasant street a distance of about 214 feet adjoining on Main street on one side the Murray property aud on the other the property of J T Hinton and beiug the same property conveyed to Thos A Hutch be of good craft by A L Butler by deed recorded Any goods we sell you must invariably mwi in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon quality and correct in style ana lit uur to which reference is are hereto carrv County Court particular description u rtnrrtnoKia onH foir Thic Korcnicp made for a more ana of Jumble Of News Ami ¬ nthin ¬ Courtland Chenault of Ladies fine shoes less than half price Fiaukfort has filed suit intheClark Cir- c lit Court for John Cunningham of this week at Davis Thompson Bjurbon cowntv against W B Smith Isgrigs if damages ol Madieon county for 2001 for his alleged failure to prosecute an appeal to the Court of Appeals Cunningham as plaintiff in a will contest case in Bourbon county in which -JaSB he lost out claims to have employed unttiiul flto so2i t i 0 tUO V ouluu MB He now charge App the Court of that the two year limit in such cases ui uiK tlUH eauiren mum iuc nuucai uui ESSE filed he has been damaged in the sum MESS for which judgment is asked FRANKCO Leaders in Style and Fashion f 1 SSI CL r775 - fJ 13 1 j OV 404 MAIN STRFKT PARIS KY 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ e FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION MAKES BOTH MOTHER AND BABY m -- aw fT B1 - f THlPMRC rTrT im -- ti i i - M w uzz Aimmri 1L1 t vw r w s - 2KEgEJJTg It is for YOU to juJge whether or no I am offering the best and cheapest line of STRAW MAT- ¬ TINGS ever brought to Central HEALTHY AND ¬ Kentucky If PRICES QUALITY and AS- ¬ ¬ STRONG Non-Alco-bolic ¬ SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont tell you to BUY dont do it -- A Sale Purely Vegetable and Per- ¬ fectly Harmless and Non Narcotic Preparation thats all ¬ ¬ Executors Notice All persons having claims against the de A Hutchcraft estate of Thos once to the ceased will present them at undersigned properly proven according to law ¬ And CARPETS well no adver- ¬ tisement 3an do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing and lowneas of price You will have to SEE them to appreciate them Come in and take a ¬ look it will cost you nothing PI jj - - - C a - i4pr 3wk B B HUTCHCRAFT Executor PUBLIC SALE I will 811 Monday May 1st 1899 court day in Pari- - Ky one nice iStam l The Facts in the Case up pLo du on business and these are the enly true principles m l JZ2 and lower rooms are leased urtil Sepnierciidiiuibiiig tember 1st 1899 at 60 00 per month Perhaps vou may find lower prices but they will Of the three upstairs rooms one is now surely be for fabric workmanship or articles worth every leased by tbe month at 500 per month Tbe purchaser will be entitled to all difference Mil much less than the rents accruing alter the sale Bidders no matter what are invited to inspect the property You can easily find higher prices but upon TekMS hpstKw rrooxc o wn Kck thrrrniorh thqn atlstnctorV aDSO credits ofthH6 Kaid sale will be made equaloay o an you firH hprrpr v and iv months for dliyvjuy nnrchase mouev the purnartB nf nr- nc howa rr lllla invi The grantee that goes with them lately pleasing ned nna of bv the nrwWsi unntil bearintr makes this imperative Paid at of sale from date I 1TIJtv McMillan Ta bott Attys V onl mare let dam Luna 2d dam Moonshine Also her yearling filly colt by Dr Hooknr YRS N D McCLINTOCK Box 803 Paris Ky ¬ ¬ Mice t3 Creditors quested to present them to the under signed at onoe or to leave them for the undersigned at the law offices of Mc- ¬ Talbott in Paris Ky Millan Jno H Rosebkrry Trustee c ¬ trust estate of Roseberry Rogers are Persons holding claims against the re- ¬ And then I have the WALL PAPERS to match the carpets and mattings They are prettier this year than ever and that is saying a great deal No one can touch my line either in patterns or can show two patterns prices to any other dealers one An experienced Interior Decorator al ¬ ways at your service Work guaranteed Then bear in mind I am always showing a large and exclusive line of Baby Carriages Bed Room Toilet Sets Chiffoniers sets Lamps Hammocks Ladies Desks Book Cases and anything else pertaining to the house furnishing line The best REFRIGERATOR is the NORTH STAR Sold only by 1 ¬ ¬ 2b 8ri -- - 1 j StfJglgtSg 4t PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky Your Money Back On b JAMES eniand T E Howe is agent for the Carlisle Creamery milk and also for the Elgin interest Pictures and Room of Cin- Elegant line the rate ot 6 per cent per annum due Creamery S J Stevens butter Mouldings 14apr lmo cinnati in 6 and 2 months respectively Send me your old furniture to be repaired Low prices on candies for entertain- ¬ K B HUTCHCRAFT Your furniture moved by experienced ments Cheap but pure Executor of Thos A Hutchcraft ¬ J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches ¬ Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE 1 tf Nkwton Mitchell hands y4 THE BOURBOW NEWS PARIS KY THE TUESDAY MAY T 199 FOR NEW I0II1II HEWS 1881 Nineteenth Year Established aeon lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Zach Sweeneys protracted meeting are evidence that his splendid seimous are jiss mail matter beirg appreciated and the large nnmber of confessions made are evidence that TELEPHONE NO 124 he is doing much good for the church The church was crowded Snuday 8URSCR1PTWV PRICES morning and at the nijht service abmt Payable in Advance One year 2 00 Six mouths H oo two hundred people who went to tbe church were unable to get seats al Make all Checks Money Orders Etc though extra seats were provided payable to the order of Champ Millfr Miss Bessie Crimes made theconfef- The fire alarm boxes have been fresh 8ion Sunday morning and at the even ly painted ln8 services Will Wornall Misses Bessie Rice Hazel Overbey Josie Alexander Eld J T Sharrard will preach Sun Quelle Lovely Mary llibler Geogia day at Old Union Rion and Bertie Miuter made the conMiss Nannie McClintock of Higgius fession and Joseph Rice and wife and avenue united with the Second Presbj son Irvine Rice united with the church by letter from the Bethlehem Church terian Church Sunday morning May Jameson and Julia Clark made the A T Forsvth left yesterday evening confession Friday night At the bapfor Richmond to conduct a several days tismal services yesterday afternoon sele of dry goods for L P Todd Co twelve were immersed and Miss Mary The Monday Night Literary Club Bedford made the confession Miss Elizabeth Woodford sang a met last night with Misses Etta and beautiful solo at the morning services Mamie McClintock on Higgins avenue Sunday and Mrs E O Long sang at The burning of a small box in the night Eld Sweeney yard in the rear of The Fair caused announced Sunday an alarm to be sent in Saturday morn- night that it would depend on the people whether he continued after to night ing One of Mr John B Kennedys fish If there are more additions he will give a few days more of his time ponds was dynamited last week by un Eld Sweeney preached to a large known vandals All of the fish were crowd last night on Reconcilliation killed Nellie Brooks Frakes Mattie Wyatt and The News is naked to state that the Gertrude Earleywine made the con Paris W C T U will meet with Mrs fession Eld Sweeney will preach toWm Myall this afternoon at three night en Sau of Tarsus oclock A crowd of fifty will come over this Found Fraternity pin with owners evening from Georgetown to attend the initials engraved thereon Owner can meeting aud will return on a Midland eet same by proviug property and pay special after the services ing charges The Fire Company Resigns ¬ j Elcl Sweeneys Fine Meeting The large crowds whi h assemble at the Christian Chnn h t w OHVUU m uk iH PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN Declamatory Contest The primary declamatory contest to select pupils to represent the Paris Hieh School at the annual tournament in Somerset this month was held Friday night at the school chapel The speak ers were Miss May Earleywine Leonardos Bird Cage Miss Westie Boardman The Smack at School Fithian Lilleston The Uuknown Speaker Paul Weaver The Bond of Blocd How the Robert Friend LaRue Stakes Were Lost Perry Shy The Death Bed of Benedict Arnold Leon Makibben Toussant LOverture The judges Messrs John Brennan J L Bosley and Robert P Dow Jr gave the decision to Robt Friend and Westie Boardman The contest was well attended At Richmond Thos Harris was selected as declaimer and Miss Millie Traynor Lee White and Leslie Rice as ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Kls ewhere Mr L V Butler is at home from a business trip in the South Miss Ethel Hispus of Salem Iud is the guest of Miss Julia Nichols Miss Armilda McMillian is visiting Miss Phoebe Beckner in Winchester Mrs W R Thomas has returned to Lexington after a visit to relatives here Miss Nllie Schwartz left Saturday afternoon for a visit to relatives in ¬ Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Made Suits Separate Skirts Shirt Waists and Bets Go to Newport Mrs Relecsa Offutt of Newtown is the guest of Mrs John Ewalt on -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The regular quarterly communion will be administered Sunday at the First Pjesbyterian Church The usual preparatory services will be held on Saturday The Bloomer Girls who will play a match game of baseball wi h a Paris team here Friday afternoon defeated the Ashland team Friday beat the Mt Sterling bovs Saturdav and Sunday they wallopped the Lexington team The ladies of the Episcopal Church will give a social at Odd Fellows Hall next Monday night beginning at seven oclock There will be music by Mise Ella Martin Dr Frank Fithian Mr Jas D Condon Miss Alice Spears and others The Pari Federation of Womens Clubs will meet in the basement of the Christian Church p omptly at half past seven oclock Saturday evening All friends of the clubs and those interested in the Public Library are invited to be present ¬ J J Johnson Eminent Grand Chap laiu of the Grand Commaudery of Knights Templar of Kentucky was in were in Cincinnati Saturday Mr aud Mrs R W Pomeroy who Paris Friday inspecting the Coer De have b en guests of Mr Will Simms Leon Commandery No 26 Mr Johnson found the commaudery in excellent left Saturday for Buffalo condition At the annual election of Mr Ed Bronson Southeastern Pasofficers for the ensuing year Mr J D senger Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines Feeney was unanimously elected Emiu was in the city yesterday ent Commander of Commandery No City Hall Paris Ky Mr W A Gaines and auctioneer 26 This is qnite an honor for so young April 28 1899 To the Mayor and Chairman of Engine Ben Peak of Georgetown were court a man and Hose Committee of the City of day visitors here yesterday Paris Miss Alma Tucker who has been Livery Stable For Sale Whereas the City Council did not the guest of Mrs J W Taylor left think it necessary to allow the approOn Saturday May 13 the Jack Hook priation asked for by the Paris Volun- ye3terdaj for her home in Newport withteer Fire Company for 350 00 instead of Mrs Bettie Keller and Mrs G R livery and sale stable will be sold This is an opportunity 25000 and knowing houi past experi- Keller of Carlisle are guests at Mr B out reserve ence that the appropriation allowed for seldom had of buying a splendid prop250 00 was not sufficient to F Remingtons on Higgins avenue last year erty and of making a good p tying inbuy clothing and other apparel damaged Mr Amos Turney has returned in actual service bv the members of this home from a business trip to Sheepshead vestment S e advertisement in another column company and thinking ii an injustice to to pay the City of Paris for Bay to see to his stable of race horses ourselves being a member of said Fire Depart Mrs Samuel Stone who has been ment we tender vu our resignation to visiting her sister Mrs C M Clay retake effct on the first day of May or at turned Saturday to her home in Frankthe earliest possible moment fort W O Davis As Executors of D Turney we will H R Doehrer Mrs James Dedman and babe re W W Dudley offer at public sale on the premises on turned Saturday to Cynthiana after a George M Davis vi nt at Mr R B Hutchcrafts on Mt SATURDAY MAY JTH 1899 Frank Remington Airy Charles E Dudley ¬ ¬ ¬ Vine street Mr Ernest Reed of New York was in the city Saturday calling on the dry goods merchants Mr Thomas Feeney of Richmond was the guest of his brother Mr John Feeney last week N Mr J A Bower of the L spent Saturday aud Sunday with relatives in Boyle county Miss Sallie May Anderson of Georgetown is the guest of her sister Mrs Robt Ferguson Miss Lillie Reickie of cynthiana arrived Sunday for a visit to the Misses Hill on Pleasant street Mrs Ida Stoner of this city and mother Mrs Hamilton of Mt Sterling ¬ -- vocalists Brick Street Plans The City Council has accepted the plat of Main Street by civilengineer George Horine of Lexington in view of put- ting in sewerage and having the street paved The Council will now discuss the matter with the Fiscal Court Mr Horine also had plans accepted by the Fayette Fiscal Court Friday The Council ordered sidewalks built on Winchester street on Scott avenue and on Second street CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials Black Crepona from 50 cents to 200 per yard 46 ¬ inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yard All Wool Checks and tSolid Colors 2o cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Table Linen and Napkins in Grea Variety White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Seamless Ladies and Childrens Hose lOcents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per vard 104 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per yar d Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Awayv ¬ ¬ If yon cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is tailing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred auP made of purest material set in frames off the highest elasticity aud co sequently of grvatest durability united with tbe utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and leisee are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for They are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how lo fit then You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are b Iter off withooS any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillfoiJ aeaier ana iney win last longer without change ami be cheapest in the end ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Executors Sale j We have engaged the services of Dr C II Bowen who will visit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month aiul inviteall to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded - CjZfJr Next visit -- Thursday May 11 18iM F BK Freaks of Nature W Shropshire of Chntonville yesterday told The News that he has a Plymouth Bock chicken that has four legs This kind of chicken will be just the thing for pic uic and conference purposes On Frank Ammermans place iu Harrison there wao foaled last week a colt eye brows foreeyes which has head uo e and mouth like a human the rest of the head aud body being that of a perfectly formed colt W ¬ ¬ New Passenger Tariff The odd eent passenger tariff on the N went iuto effect yesterday L There is no change in the fare to Cin¬ cinnati Winchester and Carlisle but the fare to Lexington will be fifty eight instead of sixty cents to Cynthiana forty three instead of forty cents to Millersburg twenty eight instead of thirty to Shawhan twenty three instead of twenty to Kiserton seventeen instead of wenty and to Cunningham nineteen instead of twenty cents A new time card will go iu effect in a short time -- ¬ Land Sales sold yesterday for Letcher Saunders special commissioner forty six acres of land on theJackstown pike to C P Goff Auctioneer AT Forsth ¬ at 45 per acre Also for Master Commissioner Dickson lot on corner Eighth and Henderson street to Economy Building aud Loan Association for 101 27 Saturday he sold seventy acres of unimproved land near Cunningham station belonging to tbe heirs of Robeit and Lafe Cunningham to Col R T Ford of New York for seventy dollars per acre This gives Col Ford about 1200 acres of fine land in that neighbor ¬ ¬ hood Paris yesterday to attend court and there were few transactions iu stock trading circles There were about 150 cattle on the market and sales were Court Day Report There was only a small crowd in slow Sixteen yearlings were bid to 31 and withdrawn H C Thompson of Nicholas bought seven cowe at 23 each A few horses changed hands but there were no mules on the market The farm machinery men were on hand fnii foine Jonas Weil sold ten heifers to Junius Clay at 2350 each ten calves to Jas Bryan at 15 each and fourteen steers to Jas Scott at 28 each Mr and Mrs Wyudham Joyce who cor Clintonville and Lexington turnvvere married in Florida several weeks pikes containing about 12 acres and Coming To Paris To Night ago are the guests of Mr and Mrs T has on it a large handsome brick house Georgetown News and all necessary outbuildings E Ashbrook Also one cottage and lot on Second There will be a special train to take Miss Carrie Berry of Hamilton Col- street House his four rooms hall and over to Paris Tuesday evening a large pantry back and front porches good lege was at home Sunday to visit relcrowd to hear Rev Znch Sweeney the atives and attend the protracted meeting cistern at door also good garden and in good neighborhood Christian church minister A space in at tue Christian Church Also one vacant lot on High street apart for the the church will be set Miss Sue Graves who has been near Second about 110x200 feet Georgetown crowd Among those who Mr Walter Clark at lower livery are going are Mr and Mrs John Ford spending several weeks with her sister stable will take pleasure iu showing any Mr and Mrs Adolph Vogt Mr and Mrs H H Roberts returned Sunday to of above property AMOS TURNEY and Mrs her home in Georgetown Mrs Wes Hawkins Mr J F CLAY Mrs Thos Henry Clay Jr Mr Frank Brock Mr and Mrs T H Executor Hutching Mr and Mrs Dan McMillan have returned home from their wedding A T Forsyth Auctr Dr and Mrs Cariick Mr and Mrs trip in tbe East and are at home at The Heights near Paris J M Ford Mr and Mrs Robe Nutter Mr and Mrs B M Herndon Mr and Mrs Ulie Howard who has been Mrs W A Gaines Mr and Mrs Z D spendiug a few days with her parents Lusby Mr and Mrs A W Craig Mr and Mrs C Alexander left Satui Misses Mary Hearne Elizabeth Toonis day afternoo- for her home in Coving¬ d ton Lizzie Viley Messrs EllaSiuclair Hildreth Etnil Vogt John DeGaris Dr H H Roberts arrived home Ben Peak A B Barkley John Hum Saturday afternoon from New York phreys N H Cartiuhour Victor Dorris where he spent several very busy weeks BRO MAS S BREST A L Ferguson Lee Jenkins and others at a leading hospital taking a special 28 ap tf of the course in the treatment The Famous Mexican Bull stoma ch Fighters Mrs Henry Preston of Ashland This mammoth organization of Mex- wh has been visiting relatives in the ican Matadors Epadas Toreros Ban city left Saturday for a short visit in derillerois Capeadoree Picadores and Newport She will return to this ciy Chnlas will g ve a true representation to morrow to stay a few days before re- ¬ of Mexicos National Sport the Bull turning home Will pay highest market price for in Paris Friday Prominent Fight Late Salt Lake City papers tell of your wool Call and get wool sacks among this noted caudrilla of Mexicans several entertainments given in com- ¬ and twine K B HUTHCRAFT is Antonio Fernandez the greatest of all pliment to Miss Emily Miller of this 21 ap gt Paris Ky Mexican Bull Fighters This renowned city One was a delightful dinner Matador will appear at each aud every given by Mr W J Lawrence at the THE GREAT MAJESTIC performance His inconceivable sup Alta club to Miss Miller after which pli ess and agility while tormenting the party enj yed a box party at the unrivaled in his theatre Another was an informal card the formidable bull native country The honor bestowed party given by Miss Margaret Howat jujmilm upon him for his daring exploits entitles and the third was a small function at n ii it rzz tb home ot Miss Knthlenn Anderson him Matador De Antonio Fernandez where Miss Miller is a guest Miss mm Miller was noted as one of the prettiest MAJESTIC mueetk MFG girls at the assembly clubs final dance jr T P A Souvenir Book 5TLDUI5 I 5TLiUI5 of the seasou Fourteen thousand copies of the souveThe Darby and Joan Club was nir publication for the National Con- entertained at progressive euchre Friday vention of the T P A which meets in evening by Mrs W E Board Tho e Louisville this month are ready for dis present including guests of members tribution The book is artistic It were Mr and Mrs T E Ashbrook J7 makes a good exposition of Louisvilles Mr and Mrs O L Davis Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Jas M Dickson advantages Copies will be sent all E Ferguson Miss Kerr Mr and Mrs The contents are over tbe country Robt Ferguson Mr and Mrs J M 7S The T P A the Kentucky T P A Hall Mr and Mrs John Ireland Mr by Charles F aud Mrs Hugh Montgomery Mise State of Kentucky THE GREAT MAJESTIC Hublein city of Louisville Board of Emma Scott Mr and Mrs Bruce Miller Mr and Mrs Brice Steele Dr and Trade Commercial Club by Morton Ms W C Unserv Mr and Mrs Miller Casseday Louisville bench and bar by Ward Mr and Mrs W G Talbot Mr Mammoth Cave and Mrs Thompson Tarr Mr and Mrs PERRYS STOVE AM TIN STORE Dallam Clarence Dr and Padncah Lexington Owensboro Hen- W L Yerkes FergasonMrs J T VanI have The club will Majestic a complete line of the great Bowling sant Mr Earl ranges derson Cvnthiaua Newport be entertained Friday eveuing May 12th gas fittings honee furnishings For Frankfort Paris by Mrs E M Dickson The name of Green Coviugtou plumbing niftal roofing door and is taken window screens Darby aud Joan Hopkineville the club refrigerators etc I from a married pair who are said to can give the best line for the least monlived in the 18th century in the ey havW R Thomas is at Estill Springs Vet Riding of York hire noted tra- BENJ PERRY overseeing some improvements wnivu ditimaly for their lon and happy Paris Ky married life are being made at the hotel ¬ ¬ ¬ VV M Goodloe at 10 oclock a m the Bogie Place Spring Suit If so we ak you lo look at our line WE MARK STRICTLY FIRST CLASS for Spring and Summer WORK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give you cheap Do vou need m ad work WOOL that you cannot ret something for nothing Good clothes are hund to c st more than cheip ami inf rior ones Ve will make you a suit CHBAPKR THAN ANY HOUSE IN KEN IUCKY when you take into considerntion the way thev are made Eyerv suit we put up is GUARANTEED to be the LATEST You know THING out - ¬ ket price Will pay highest mar ¬ Plenty of sacks WANTED F P LOWRY S E TIPTON CO Cutter ELEGANT INVOICE OF ¬ 50000 lbs Wool Spring and Summer Shoes JUST R20EIVED We have received a complete line of fashionable Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen These invoices include the latest styles and shapes and colors in stylish footwear You will find just what you want among our stock i- - pr IT juMuaw s w CD CO DAVIS A MAN WHO IS NOT THOMSON FAS- - ISGRIG ¬ ¬ 0 yjf f2F2T I TIDIOUS ¬ H si 11 about his laundry work will take it to any old place but those who are well bred and want thtir linen to be faultless in iti color and finisn will seek out the Bourbon Steam laundry in time just as water finds its level Our laundry work is incomparable and is the perfection of the laundryinaus art Try us a s ¬ i m s r ir i j j COPvftiftHT ¬ - The Bourbon Steam Laundry BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Phone 4 Main office ut Parker James 1 EI8S 6 RAILROAD TIMS OAK THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY 2 1899 Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil ¬ L Relieves all pain instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema caFrtm Cincimiati 1058 a m 538 p tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns The Jury Declares Mrs George Not chapped hands or lips piles and all ul- ¬ m 1010 p m Guilty of George Saxtons Murder cers or sores of p kin or mucous mem ¬ from Lexingtou 5ll a m 745 a m brane it is a sure and permanent cure 333 pm 627 pm From Riokmond 505 a m 740 a m Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty Mrs George Took Kach Juryman by ths eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or 828 p m Hand and Thanked Him She Then From MayaviUe 748 a mij25 p m money refunded Received the Hearty Congrat Horsemen will find this oil will cure ulations of the Crowd scratches cracked heel alter burns DKPABTITRE OW TRAINS old sores and collar galls No cure no ToCSncinnati 15a m 751 a m pay Canton O April 29 At 1027 m 340 p m For sale by Clirke Kenuey Pms Friday the jury in the case of a Mrs To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a lOmar 6mo mi Kentucky Anna George on trial for the murder of George D Saxton filed into court ToRichmond ll08ain543 p m New Photograph Gallery 1016 pm and announced their verdict which To Maysville 750 a m 685 p m D Cable has opened a cozy new pho- was Not guilty F B Cam Agent tograph gallery on Main street opposite Before the verdict was read the the Telephone Exchange where he is court cautioned the audience that prepared to make good pictures at low there must be no demonstration In prices Kodak work will also be fin spite of that there were loud cheers as ished up promptly in first class styie the clerk read the verdict of Not He solicits the patronage of the public guilty A score of women rushed to Mrs 18a6t George and shook her hand Congrat- ¬ To My Patrons ulations were also extended to her at- ¬ EAST BOUND I have moyed my gallery fixtures to torneys She worked her way to the Lv Louisville 830am 600pm my residence on Henderson street but I jury box tooK each juryman by the Ar Lexington 115am 840pm hand and gave them a I wtXHCtoQ I112 81 r0pm 830am 550pm am prepared to make pictures from old of thanks Then the word and a nod y58am aZ m1161Pm court said she terne 1225pm 950pm 915am 6pm negatives or make large pictures and was discharged and released the jury Ar Washington 6mm J10pm 950am 705pm finish kodak woik Orders can be left Ar PhildelphialOlram TODpni Mrs George remained in the court ArNew York at Vardens drug store or at my resi1240nn 908pm room for some time after the verdict dence WEST BOUND was announced acknowledging the L G rinnan Ar Winchester iongratuiations of her friends 730am 4 ipm 64am 250pm She Ar LexlDpton 88ABNEY mail carrier will haul then went to the Hotel Conrad a 800am VJOpm 735ain 345pm Ar h rank fort 911am pm light bag-c-i- e to and from depot Terms block from the court house in Ar Shelby ville 1001am Trjipm company Ar Louisville L5pm 4100am very reasonable Leave orders at Post with Mr and Mrs McElhenry her Trains marked thus f run daily ex- office tf cousins who have ben with her dur- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily ing much of the hearing and at 1245 Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexiugton and New York without The IJourbon Steam Laundry was eating dinner with them at the change room at hotel The jury was out just 2G hours For rates Sleeping Car 8ervation8 or having secured office Parker A James corner Fourth and 45 minutes and during that time any information call on and 3iain will locate their main 22 ballots were cast F B Carr The interval between these ballots Agent L NRR office at that place Phone No or George W Barney Paris Ky 4 All calls or bundles entrusted was spent in reviewing the case and Div Pass Agent to them will receive prompt at- ¬ discussing its various phases After Lexington the jury reported it was said that the tention first or preliminary ballot was taken 120 oclock Thursday afternoon or My agency insures against athalf hour a after they had been clos- ¬ fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ eted in the jury room This ballot Frankfort Cincinnati Ry liable prompt paying compa- ¬ showed four jurymen favoring a ver ¬ dict of guilty of murder in the first nies non union ELKHORN ROUTE degree and eight jurymen for a ver W 0 HINTON Agent dict of not guilty or acquittal LOCAL TIME ARD IN EFFECT As the story goes the second DE EMIJEK orn 18 8 ballot was taken at 2 p m and resulted the same This was EAST BOUND also the result of the third No l No 3 No 5 BINDERS HSS ballot taken 45 minutes later at 315 Pasa Mixed Lvo Frankfort a 7 oam 3 40 pm i ropni oclock The fourth ballot was taken 7 Ham 3 52pm 1 20pm Lve Flkhorn and the result is said to have been two 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm LveSwiter Lve stamping Ornd 7 2 am 4 10pm 1 55pm If on are going to buy Binders or for guilty in the first degree and seven 7 34am 4 ltipra Lve Pi vails Mowers see Lve Johnson 7 3Hm 4 22pm not guilty one for second degree and 7 4iam 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve Georgetown two for manslaughter At 4 p m Lve C S 11 Y Dept b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm Lve Newtown 17am 4 48om Thursday the fifth ballot was taken Lve Jen Ire lie 25a m 4 ftipni Lve Eltzaleth 8 30am 5 00pm with eight for not guilty and four for H 40am 5 10pm Arr Paris c manslaughter This was the result of next Court day May 1st Guaranteed all the succeeding ballots up to the WEST BOUND fourteenth ballot at 2 oclock Friday the best in the world No 2 No 4 No 6 Pass morning The fifteenth ballot was P PKDDICORD W Pas Mixed 9 H0m 5 40pm Lve Parts e VS LAYTON taken at 450 oclock Friday morning Lvh Elizabeth M40am 5 50pm Agents Lve Centreville 9 4 Sam ft 55pm resulting in nine for not guilty and IiV- - Newtown llapr tf Ckntkkvillf Ky Ifttaa H 03pm 7 three for manslaughter The sixteenth Lv CsRy Depot b HiJsam 6 17pm 50am Georgetown Lve l32am 6 20pm 7 5lam ballot was not taken 615 37 m Lve Johnson 26pm Write for catalogue if you are going Friday morning when untilvote oclock 10 43am 6 32pm Lvt Duvalls the showed Lve stumping Grnd C 50am 6 9pm 8 22am to buy threshing machinery saw mills eight for not guilty three for man- ¬ Lve Swits r li OOirn r 49pm 8 40am or supplies 11 07m 6 56pm 8 ftftam slaughter and one for assault and bat- ¬ Lvh Flkhorn CO ROBINSON 1 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frnnkort a tery At 845 Friday morning the 17th Richmond Ind Dily except Sunday W F Pkddicord Agent ballot was taken by the jury returna Connects with L N b connects with Q Centerville Ky ft ing to the eight for not guilty and coineci with Ky Central four for manslaughter Forty minutes XKNTIJCKY CENTRAL POINTS later the 18th ballot was taken show ¬ ing P M AM AMil M WflLLPHPEB STOE and ten of the jurymen for not guilty 340 70iL- Frank Tort Ar 1120 7lo two for manslaughter The 19th Georgetown 42 750Lt Ar 1028 617 5c40i ballot was taken at 950 a m resulting riO 840 Ar Paris Lt 930 30 Maysville Ar Lv 5451 21 LATEST DESIUS in nine for not guilty and three for man- ¬ fi16 1142 Ar Lv Winchester ARRIVAL OF TRAINS ¬ ¬ NRR SHES INNOCENT 1HE KIRKSVILL CYCL0NE- - Half the Kesidences and Other BuUdinga Demolished and any Persons Were Killed and Injired U a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 mm a 01 t ¬ EI sult of the tornado that swept through the eastern portion of this city Thurso day evening demolishing half of the PKDIGREE residences and other buildings 200 Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stud Book of America families are homeless and more than Gray foaled October 20 1892 got by Stradat 7112 2463 dam Abydos 999 30 dead bodies and 70 injured persons 869 by Romulus 873 785 2d dam Elise by 162721 have been recovered from the ruins Stradat 7112 2463 by Pesse Partout 1402 out of Bicho 12004 by a son of Coco II 714 More than a dozen of the injured will Passk Partout 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by die Vienx Chaslin 713 out of LAmie he by Coco 712 Although rescuers have been search- Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205bv Vimix Pierre 894 by Cambronne 734 out of Suzanne ing the ruins ever since the storm spent French Monarch 205784 by Ilderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre 894 etc its fury many are still missing and it Ilderim 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc is thought that a considerable number Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin of the unfortunates were consumed in Coco 712 by Mignon T715 out of 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poulo by Sandi Pauline by Vieux Coco the flames that broke out soon after Mionon 715 by 739 the storm had ceased The work ot Coco II 7141 bv Vieux Chaslin 713J etc out of La Grise by Vieux Pierre a83 rescue continues but it may be days Romulus 873 1785 bv the government approved stallion Romulns son of Moreuil out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri he by before the total number of victims is Corbon Dukk-de-Chartkk- Kirksville Mo April 29 As a re-¬ bred by Jacob P Sleight of iug Mich stands 161 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Percheron stallion ever offered to the public in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawn Farms owned by M W Dankam of Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses io the world and the owner of more prize winners than any other breeder in France or America STEPHON 20404 r m s ¬ Jean-le-Blau- c TIME TABLE known FOR A RAILROAD IN CHINA ¬ STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place the Hnme pike at the low price of 4k miles West of Paris on Phoenixville P Firm Receives a Con tract to Build Twelve Steel Bridges for the Russian Government - 13 To Insure JA MaroFERGUSON E II In Foal W i Paris Kentucky ¬ ¬ Philadelphia April 2- The Phoe nix Bridge Co whose works are located at Phoenixville Pa and the executive officers in Philadelphia has received a contract to build 12 steel bridges for the Russian government and work will be commenced on the structural material in a few days the designs and plans having already been decided The bridges are for the Eastern Chinese railroad the southeastern extension of the Trans Siberian ¬ ¬ I am now receiving a full line of ¬ ¬ ¬ CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS railway The work on the bridges is to be pushed with all speed so that the structural material will reach its destination before winter sets in The material will be shipped to St Petersburg and thence by rail to Vlad ivostock ¬ THE OGLESBY FUNERAL Many Distin ¬ Body WiU It Was Held at Oglehurat ¬ Fij3sro guished Persons Present Lie in State in Decatur up warn X N THE PLAN0 ill April 29 The funeral of former Gov Richard J Oar iesby occurred at Ogiehurst near Elk- ¬ hart Friday afternoon People were in attendance from all over the west A special train of eight coaches arrived just before the services with Gov Tanner and other state officials prominent persons from various points members of G A R and several companies of the Illinois national guard At 2 oclock the impressive service of the Episcopal church were read by Bishop Seymour of Springfield The body will lie in state at the church or St John the Baptist guarded by a detachment of Company H of Decatur until next Fridaj- 111 ¬ Springfield Hoefl naps ot HiQU Kale 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 J H HACGRRD - Cor High and Fourth St3 5CfaWtT Paris Ky Auyifrros wm THE BLACK DIAMOND SYSTEM Toledo Will Be the Northern Terminut The KntireRoad From Port Royal S C Will Be Double Tracked O O I Hi yxsfffjf jjrffs - mm Florida Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to ¬ JE1 723 lKlOAr Hichmond 709 255 Lv 620 200 GEO B HARPER Gnl Supt JOS R NEWTON G P A BRIGHTEST COLORS ATTRACTIVE F1MRES I lliX s3La3 B af jSB I l iH ft i I Li DBiiECK The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of younir and mMdlo aged nion are troubled with this disease many uneonscioubly They may hm o a smart ing senxattGn final I twisting stream sharp cutting puinsut times slight dis- chirge diHiculty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they havo STRIC KJIIK Dont let doctors experimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you J Ms will not euro you aaitwill re-¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence rcmovi at ho stricture permanently 1 1 can never return No pain no suffer¬ ing no detention from business by out method Ihosexunlorgansarostrength enod The nerves aro invigorated and tho bliss of manhood roturns Thousands of young and niihlle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease They aro frequently unconscious of the causo of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mom ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Lyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack aricoccle iwunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo tho causo Dont consult family dootors ns they have no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Secialisi s who have raado a lifo study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi tively cure you Ono thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Torins moderate for a cure Haying arranged with one of the most enterprising wall paper manufactories in Ohio to furnish us the latest de igns at lowest prices we are prepared to duplicate these to citizens of Paris and Bourbon County Can meet the requirements of the most fastidious Spacialty in hanging Our Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the largest houses in Cincin nati in she decorating line Jome in and exauie our stock ¬ j c mm CO Main St het 4th and 7th WECURE GLEET slaughter At 10 a m the 20th ballot was taken showing 11 for not guilty and one for first degree murder The same result was obtained in the 21st ballot The 22d and last ballot was taken at 1022 oclock with a unanimous vote of the 12 men being that of not guilty A number of women friends and ac-¬ quaintances called on Mrs George in the parlor of the Conrad hotel and a number of traveling men introduced themselves and offered their conorrat ulations Juryman Miller was one of the callers and to him Mrs George ex- ¬ pressed her warmest thanks saying she had known him as her staunch friend from the first A number of congratulatory tele-¬ grams were delivered to her To a re-¬ porter she said she would go to her old home in llanoverton Saturday and visit her mother Mrs Lucinda Ehr heart for a few days Then she would return to Canton to gather up her be longings and arrange for the future As to the future she aid she had no definite plans as yet She has been in- ¬ vited to jro to the seaside for an ex tended vacation during the summer ¬ ¬ ¬ It was announced Friday that Toledo is to be the northern terminus of the Black Dia mond system The road is to be built from Port Royal S C and the entire distance is to be double tracked The system is also to have a line of lake steamers at this end and an ocean line from Port Royal to Liverpool The estimate made of the cost of construction is 50000000 and there will be no bonds issued the entire capital being furnished from a British syndi ¬ cate 29 ¬ ¬ ¬ Toledo April Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines JWM Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and Xb San Juan k9 Low rate round trip tickets 1 KtrwLST nffimoVr - - i izcar nmj 5AU w7j JJ J HAVANA FIAMTAHfAS m v The Train Service is per fect in detail Fast schedto Jackson ules 24 hours ville ¬ 54 hours Cincinnati to cPft5atago KTNCgTpH Havana S3gKNxSm WCflNEARS3N iifc -- Kiyir jjk wif I Cincinnati THE TORNADO AT NEWTOWN Fifty Families Are Homeless About Fif ¬ teen Dead and Thirty Persons Injured Half the Place in RuLis of pictured Friday in the little tornado swept burg of Newtown 40 miles north on the St Paul railway A day of ceaseless search among the ruins and work for the injured and suffering followed a night of gloom and despair Fifty families are homeless there are about 15 dead and over iiO injured while half of the place is in ruins Transports Sails for Manila ¬ April Chillicothe Scenes utter distress and desolation were Mo 19 N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway Life insurance Policies BOUGHT FOK CASH 2 Phone West of Bourbon News upstair doors H S STOUT Paris Ky 58 GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D Furnitnre Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Surgeon Sta Etc San Francisco April 29 The United States transport steamers Senator and Ohio sailed Friday for the Philip¬ ¬ iDg and Repairing Special attention given to Undertake Spring aim Sumner Outing Trip and she said she would probably cept the invitation To Be Concentrated ac- ¬ at the Presidio Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line The Famous Passenger Hiver Route STEAMERS Queen City CURES GUARANTEED EMISSIONS nnd cure VAHICOiRfF SYPKiLTS OLKET STRICTURE TMPOTENOY SECRET Wo tnMt TREATMENT ES KT ONEY and IJLA ODER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE If unable to call write for FREE BLANK for HOME QUESTION MIlAl NS HiMJNATCUAL IHttrilAKU Cincinnati for Pittsburgh Leave every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 5p m First class fare one way 700 Round trip 1000 miles ride meals and Berths included On Keystone State 1200 on Qaeen City and Virginia 14 00 The mosr economical and luxu rious trip in the Middle West For ¬ Keystone State Virginia San Francisco April 29 Three thousand recruits and 20 officers will be concentrated at the Presidio The large post will be converted into a regular recruiting and receiving rendezvous for troops There are over a thousand men here now under com- ¬ mand of Col Harbach 3d infantry and Capt Hardin 18th infantry adju- ¬ tant ¬ pines via Honolulu the 15th United States infantry and several hundred recruits for service in the Philippines besides carrying hundreds of tons of machinery and sup- ¬ plies for the army and navy ¬ Office Fourth and Pleasant The vessels bear Office Hours 7 Main Street Paris Ky 6aue tf to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PALI NO GAS NO COCAINE Three Men Buried Alive Sacramento Cal April 29 Word has been received from Clarks Station Nev that three men engaged in digging a well were caved upon at a depth ol 0 feet and little hope is expressed for their lives though a large force of men is at work trying to reach them Col Greer Killed by a Memphis Tcnn April 29 MB I 21ma99 tf 4 MARGE 1 PARIS KY NON UNION AGENTS ¬ RELIABLE FIRE nsiRASCE AT LOW KATES BROADWAY A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely tree from any alter effects Catephoric treatment for painleev filling oet ot teem Upper and lower- Silver fillings Painless extraction Gold fillings Gold crowns 5 00 50cts up 100 up 1500 printed matter and information dress ad ¬ Kfjwedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O mtW YtKlW a m tJKlm DRS E R Malxk Agt T F Ellison Supt No 204 Pub ldg Cinti O 18mr l8ep99 April 29 A tornado struck this place wrecking many small houses and blowing down almost all the chimneys in the town Awnings fire walls and smokestacks were badly damaged The large flour¬ ing mill was unroofed Mo 29--- tl til aaJ Greer a well known ex con federate Vines Trees J R ADAIR D D 5 soldier who served through the eivi 321 Main St Paris Ky war under Gen Forrests command opp Court house was accidentally run over and instant ¬ Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m ly kilied by a Southern railway train Small Fruits and everjthinj for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents Telephone 79 at Buntyn station near here Friday busell direct at reasonable pricea Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on ap Engineer Corps to Be Mustered Out Todd Sloane Wins Again lasurance in the Hurst Home only San Francisco April 29 The engi- plication to At London April cost the policy holders fifty cents on th Newmarket neer corps which arrived from Hono H F HILLENMJEYER hundred dollars during the year 1897 Ft day Todd Sloane won the 1000 lulu on the steamer Australia Lexington Ky wiis Fri O W MlUR Agent guinsa stakes on Pierre Lorillards day conveyed to the Presidio Telephone 27 Thay Paris Kjs Sibola a horse ored in America The will be mustered out shortly betting was 13 to 3 against Sibola D - Bkeckkmudgk truk by a 1 ornado Train Col 500 eta Hugh 50 Plants I ¬ ¬ ¬ j k THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY 2 1899 RKS SKf NEW YORK CENTRAL PARSNIP COMPLEXION A majority of the ills afflicting people to day can be traced to kidney trouble It pervades all classes of society in all climates regardless of age sex or con- ¬ dition The sallow colorless looking people you often meet are afflicted with kid Their kidneys are nej complexion turning to a parsnip eolor so is their complexion They may suffer from indigestion bloating sleeplessness uric acid gravel dropsy rheumatism catarrh of the bladder or irregular heart You may depend upon it the cause is weak unhealthy kidneys Women as well as men are made mis- ¬ erable with kidney and bladder trouble and both need the same remedy Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ¬ ney liver and bladder remedy will build up and strengthen weak and tin healthy kidneys purify the diseased kidney poisoned blood clear the com- ¬ plexion and soon help the sufferer to better health The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases such as weak kidneys catarrh of the bladder gravel rheumatism and Brig hts Dis- ¬ ease which is the worst form of kidney trouble It is sold by druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes You may have a sample bottle by mail free also pamph- ¬ let telling all about it Address Dr Kil- ¬ mer Co Binghamton N Y When writing be sure and mention reading this generous offer in this pa- ¬ ¬ ¬ Golden Wedding of Miss Popular Esteem and ¬ Its Passenger Earnings Including Controlled Lines Excel the Penn ¬ sylvaniaA Stupendous Showing The passenger department of the New York Central system including lines leased operated and controlled eajt from St Louis and Chicago is the largest paying institution of its kind in the world It beats the Pennsylvania system with its leased and operated lines in the territory named by 1535- 758 and is so far ahead of any other system that comparison to say the least is odious Poors Manual which is an authority on railway statistics in its last yearly edition showed the passenger earnings of thirty six of the leading railways as follows I i -- v J KlsM EiP HrjflVPI XsbB IIHI Pflfi 1 -- lillKlfnff Hi lA Hi EJE 1 m Mr Ayers Sarsaparilla Fifty years of i happiness fifty years of doing good The only Sar- ¬ saparilla in the world that ever celebrat- ¬ ed its fiftieth Revised History Grand pop he began turning the d d your history leaves of his book used to say that the Spaniards settled this country I believe it did my boy Well the new ones wont say that What will they say OstendV This country settled the Spaniards Then grandpop gave him a dime Brooklyn Life The Heathen Chinee Fashion What rfcrfetlj horrible creatures the Chinese are 3 am told that in China the men actually buy their wives Mrs De Style Yes isnt it horrible t By the way when is your daughter U marry Mr Bullion Mrs De Fashion Just as soon as hf recovers from this last attack of gout Mrs De N Y Weeklv anniversary and is doing it today with no signs of decay Its mission is to cure and to help No wonder it has fifty happy years back of it So that is the beautiful Mrs Harkins zest you have been telling me about Well Nor stopped at all to take the slightest rest I cant say that 1 think she had much of Until he gave it up his steps retraced an eye for good looks when she pickec And found behind him that which he had chased out her husband He is about as home Town Topics ly as WHAT PUCK That isnt her husband Cant you see that he is carrying her bundles Chicago Daily Xews ¬ He sought Contentment with a feverish Contentment Might Have Known It Get a bottle today of Au ers Sarsaparilla which nude Sarsaparilla lamucsj 9 All Druggists Sell Ayers BoKlneu Enterprise Sarsaparilla ioo ieb a Bottle i Cum¬ ¬ Cheap LwurnUMts 1899 AnEUia The keen eyed stranger sidled up to the tall man who was hurriedly shuffling over Beg pardon sir he said but his mail if I am not mistaken you are one of tne 1 am physicians of the sick author remarked the tall man Thank you said Then I assume that vours the stranger is one of the names that appears on the hourly bulletin It does said the tall man said the stranger Thank you again And now what 1 want to suggest is that you permit me for a handsome compensa tion of course to add these words at the Use Bulgers bottom of each bulletin They tight off disease Blood Bitters Sir snorted the tall man trembling with indignation those bulletins are no advertisements Arent they screeched Then take your the peppev stranger And he stalked away name off of em leaving the tall man speechless with rage St Louis Republic ¬ berland i Col Meeting General Assembly May 26 to 20 National Educational Association at Los An ¬ ctshier Stockholder What is it geles CsL tluly 11 to 14 Bank President He made a mistake For all tkese meetings cheap excursion rate have been made and delegate and and carried off the liabilities instead of other interested should bear in mind that the assets w hen heipped to Canada route to each convention city i the St Paul Ky N Y Journal via the Chicago Milwaukee Choice of route is of ¬ and its connections Refuting a Humor fered those going to the meetings on the Pa They tell me that you are a Philis- ¬ cific Coast ot going via Omaha or Kansas by St Paul and Minne ¬ tine Mr Snaggs Citv and returning suid Mrs Bellefield St Paul apolis The Chicago Milwaukee of the sort I assure you Xothing Ry ha the short line between Chicago and replied Mr Snaggs 1 am an American Chicago Omaha and the best linebetween m Pittsburgh Chronicle St Paul and Minneapolis the route of the born and bred Pioneer Limited the only perfect train in Telegraph Fruit FarmlnK Along the Frlce An attractive illustrated and thoroughly the world All coupon ticket agent sell tickets via Friendly Badinage reliable 64 page booklet devoted to fruit cul- ¬ St Paul Ry ¬ the Chicago Milwaukee ture along the Frisco Line in Missouri ArMike Well anyway 1 kin flatter me kansas Kansas and Indian Territory just For time tables and information as to rates I was nivver so droonk that 1 issued A copy will be sent free upon appli and route address Geo H Heafford Gen ¬ silf that didnt know what 1 was doin cation to Bryan Snyder CJ P A Frisco eral Passenger Agent Chicago 111 Pat An be the same token ye war Line St Louis Mo m Does he call her a peach now She He nivver so sober that ye did Richmond No he says shes his box of strawberries A recent advertisement in an Irish paper extracted because shes the deaiest little thing heaver Dit patch announced that Mr saw Yonkers Statesman teeth with great pains Changed ¬ Annual Meeting General Assembly Presby terian Chinch at Miniifciipui- Minn May 18 to June 1 National Baptist Anniversaries at am - May IS to 26 terian Church at Denvtu say Charlie wish me luck Im go ¬ A Stranger Present IINCINXATI Mav ing to propose to that girl to night 5 a- 4 25 Struggling Minister There was a LIVE I wouldnt old chap shes bound stranger in 4 o Ui 4 5 Seleit butchers church to day t7 t ALVKS Fair to rood iirnt a 7 00 to 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Chicago 111 Jan 20 18K a Drug MTg Co Columbus O pitation of the heart and irregularity of Gentlemen You will be glad to know the bowels Send for a free book written by of the happy results obtained from the among the patients un- Dr Hartman entitled Health and nse of Address Dr Hartman Co der my care whenever prescribed by the Beauty - lumbus 0 physician I Jaave seen some very ePe-ru-n- Brooklyn Life ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-- na Has a Snspielous Sound White 1 dont like to hear men refer to our business as channels of trade It sounds altogether too suspicious Black What business are you in Yonkers The milk business Svateman A lOOOs of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY DO YOU CURES JOHN c BROWN Willow Permanently cures all ItcbiuK BurninK Scaley Scalp and Skin Diseases sucb as Salt Kheum Kc iema Scald Head Chilblains Piles Burns Baby Humors Dandruff Jtchiug Scalp Falling Hair thickening and making it Soft Silky Luxuri- ¬ ant All Face Kruptions producing a ad Clear Soft Beautiful Skin and Complexion It 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any Cases Cot of Ten A notice until in many cases the deadly disease is fully developed Cure Found at Last Cancer can not be cured by a surgical one ration because the disease is a virulent poison in the blood circulating throughout the system and although the sore or ulcer known as the Cancer may be cut away the poison remains in the blood and promptly breaks out afresh with renewed violence The wonderful success of S S S in curing obstinate deep seated blood diseases which were considered incurable induced a few despairing sufferers to try it for Cancer after exhausting the skill of the physicians without a cure Much to their delight 8 S S proved equal to the disease and promptly effected a cure The glaa news -- preaa rapidly and it was soon demonstrated beyond doubt that a cure had at last been found for deadly Cancer Evidence has accumulated which is incontrovertible of which the following is a specimen Dout scratch ronr life away but use Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica salve for eizeum piles hives bnrns and cuts It soothes relieves pain and positively cures W T Brooks diuggist ¬ issgyr Strongest in tbe World ji Besiilts FataHy in Nine Insure in my agency -n- onunion Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wild and stoim W 0 HISTOfc Agent Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills give purity ot blood and vigor of thought by perfectly regulating the bowels and cure biliousness inactive liver and constipation VV T Brooks druggist ¬ CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY ¬ ¬ Davis Thomson Isorig have just received an elegant line of latest shapes styles and colors in ladies and geuth tf mens footwear Gentlemens balbricgan underwear for Summer at fifty cents a suit at tf Cos Price Furnished room with board on Second street Apply to Mrs 2t Mamie Fithian -- Cancer is hereditary in our family my father a sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful disease My feelings may be imagined when the horrible disease made its appearance on my side It was A new line of silk tits for 25 cents at A malignant Cancer eating inwardly in such a way as tf Price Cos clothiers to cause great alarm The disease seemed beyond the skill of the doctors for their treatment did no good For salt sand cement etc go whatever the Cancer growing worse all the while MRS S M IDOL to Gto Stuarts opposite freight depot Numerous remedies were used for it but the Cancer doomed tf grew steadilv worse until it seemed that I was I know how deadly Cancer is especially to follow the others of the familv for Crystallized froics nuts oranges when inherited I was advised totrv Swifts Specific S S S which from the inalagH apples bananas first day forced out the poison I continued its use until I had taken eighteen enon have had no symptoms of the grapes grape frnit bottles when I was cured sound and well and dreadful affliction though many years have elapsed S S S is the ovij cure Newton Mitchell tf z for Cancer Mrs S M Idol Winston N C Our book on Cancer containing other testimonials and valuable The prettiest and most stylish colors address by the Swift Specific and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson informati n will be sent free to any Company Atlanta Georgia tf Isgrigs jnst received ¬ For Kent i RIS WILL EXHIBIT AT FIR ID FAMOUS -- THE jrz KJIT 5 and early ambei sngar cane seed for sale by Geo W tf Stuart opposite freight depot Millet Hungarian Co Go to J C Snyder paper and window shades fur wall tf MEXICAN 0L seedless raisins Nltp tf WE raisins dates figs currants Newton Mitchell are the peoples friends We re pair your linen and put neck bands on Heed Steam Laundry Co tree Scrivens drawers at at Price 75 cents on Sbh Cos clothiers tf a A you want the bes waon made buy the Gwensboro for sale only by G W Stnart opposite the frieght depot tf If Has achieved a greater suc cess within a period of thirty nine and a half years than has been approached by any other assurance organization During this period the Equitable has paid 299083 18897 to its policy - holders and in addition now holds 25836929854 of Assets a uutai of 55745248751 which is over 267600000 more than any other company has paid and accumulated within a corresponding period of its history ¬ y ViT isw i - - See our new invoices of fashionrble Spring and Summer bhoes ior ladies auc misses New styles arriving daily Davis Thomson Isgrig tf Dr Sawyers Ukatiue never has and we do not see how it can fail to cure kidney disorders It gives nature the aid needed and nature thus aided never fails W T Brooks druggist HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky I tar u h iZSr r rT r Tpj r rwfmltmr tiissUiBBaEgssexfuetx yBgisgBt s r iwtau JSMwn gawgiwpa kwb k Iter II ss - 1 - Fancy California evaxDrated fruits Newton Mitchell tf -- 3b - New Yokk Edam pine apple Neufa c hat el cheese Newton Mitchell tf Cuuglied nnd 0 Years - HFef jiryrl s rx c- - jC I suffered for 25 years with a cough spent hundreds of dollars with doctors aid for medicine to ni avail un til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes 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