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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB i 188 1 METEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM FRIDAY MAY 5 1899 MILLERSBURG - NO 36 HARROWS J Nmwb Notes Gathered In And About The Wura W Mock returned from Car- ¬ ¬ GEO W STUART Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Tblrd Stieet Oppo ¬ N Freight Dep t site the L DEALER IN Stoddard and Hamilton c Harrows Steel tooth lever Har rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS Mrs J lisle yesterday Dodd Bst has left to accept a position in iucinnati Mrs Wm Carpentei has been qnite ill tor several days Thos Conway and family moved to Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Hooktown yesterday Black Hawk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or check rower 1 horse corn drills CULTIVATORS Brown New Departure Hamilton and Indiana gueless and riders one horse Cultivators TOBACCO PLANTERS Tongue Ton The original and only Bemis Tobacco Setters the only successful machine of its kind ever put on the market BINDERS AND MOWERS The McCormick WAGONS Old Hickory Birdsell and Olds ¬ Mr Wm Miller of Cynthiana was here yesterday on business Mrs Jno W Mock visited her sister Mrs Fannie Smith this week Miss Eda Bitreirs of Mavsville spent Tuesday witn Mi Lntie Jeffer on Mrs Nora Wadell visited Judge Pur uell and family in Paris vester lay Mrs Ch s Clarke and Miss Lida Clarke visited in Paris yesterday Miss Pearl Knney of the M F P is Visiting her parents at Hutchison this week Rev W S Grinstead will preach Srni dav afternoon at J oclock at Rnddls Mills Miss McC rkell of Virginia was here Tuesday in the interest of foreign mis BIOOS FIED 3EED3 Sole of every yaeiety Agent For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi caiinel ever mined Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them always on hand Teleplione r7r7 Dr Garrett Jndy of Bethel was the truest of Win aud Tom Judy the first of tne week WALLACES BARGAIN STORE It is just a iimyortant to save monev Mens Underwear on yonr s Piaj purchases as there is There is nothing so unpleasant a3 Economy is truth iu the oli adaue a poor tirtniL suit of underwear We the first law of uatnre b ve given this particular patent care- ¬ Everybody knows them Ernst Butler is at Hutchison this week in the intere t of his patent coffee pot Mrs W S Grinste id and Mrs Henry Patterson veiled friends in Carlisle Wednesday F r Sale 50000 Strasburg aiid red Bermuda sweet potato plants Spring Underwear 5wy4t Rufus Butler VEHICLES Of every style and at all kinds of prices to the wife of Wm Judy J jr ne f iss Lelia Current a 9 lb son first born Porn On Wednesday ¬ R J NEELYS J S WILSON DEALER IN BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Farmin g Imp lements AND FIELD SEEDS j Has located in the Simms Warehouse on the North side c f the Court House Square ana had on hand a large display of College Mrs Andrew Butler agd 49 did at 1230 a in yesterday at home in JOHN this city IShe leaves a husband and eight children three sos and five daughters The funeral will fake place to cay at 8 p iu fr m t he Christian Church Services by EM U J Arm strong of Islington Burial at th The Presbyterian ladies exchange at the United States Millinery store will be discontinued for a short time Mr John Hamilton received a dispatch yesterday announcing the death of Mrs Raider of Mason County Miss Lillie Stevens of Lexington was the guet of Andrew Butler and family the first part of the week For Sale Strasburg potato early cabbage and tomato plants at coal yard 5my 4t Samuel Dodson Miss Anrin has returned from a protracted visit to her sister Mrs Gates Rice in Noitu Middletown Monroe Evans the miller is improving his mill with an imitation stone covering which is quite an improvement Mr Chae Marsh ill accompanied by Dr Brown of Clintonville returned home Wednesday from Avon to his fathers H is qnite ill John W Jones a former citizen of this place was re elected Cit Judge of Hot Springs Ark last week He was also County Judge at tbat place at one time Savage Win who graduated Wednesday at the Ohio Medical College was appointed one of the internes at the Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati Frank Snyder agent of the Liverpool Lnndon and Globe Insurance Co settled in full the 6K insurance on J W Mocks hearse S M Allen is local agent Prompt settleme- t It There have been 125 reserved seats sold up to Wednesday for the Masonic entertainment Friday night Admission 2 and 35 cents All home talent here will be splendid music Mr anJ Mis T E Savage and Mrs Sue Jaynes returned from Cincinnati Wednesday They were guests of Mrs Wm Hinton sister of M Savage and attended the graduation of his son Dr Wm E Savage at the Ohio Medical ¬ ¬ 45c ladies we have some note worthy bareriins Jersey ribbed white jveless vestrf 4 and colored Swiss ribbed silk tape at neok extra value 9c Japanese silk vests iu pink aud sky for the ¬ only 25c These goods are often sold at 50c Two wonderful values in hosiery forty gage real man warranted fast black double soles double toes and extra high spliced heels only 12c 50 gage Henesdorf ye as fine as silk ful attention and can guarantee full length tdeevea full tdze and full length all around Prices to suit the purse from the most economical to the most fastidious 30c to 1 00 per suit We assert that our 50c underwear is superior to any oa the market at the price Call we are reair to prove it Our all silk ribbons are the talk of the country They are peerless and if von have not examined the stock it will pav you to do so at once Respectfully WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 429 Main Stret L I ¬ SEED POTATOES lr BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New York Stock u J ¬ ¬ - I can sell them as low as anybody as them before the big advance 1 bought r The Tenth Street Grocer p JM iwittwwp RION O hr B CASTLEMAN ARTHUR LANGHAM BUI CKINRIDGE CASTLEMAlt ¬ Millerhburg eeimterv ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL bjst iu the country for the money Stetson Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 -- d The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States lc the reliable soft and stiff f8 best hat in Kentucky for the money A complete line of Spring hats from fifty cents upwards tf Price Co Clothiers I - STUDEBAKER AND MITCHELL WAGONS AND HTHE CAN AND MALTA PLOWS Tlie Vulcan Plow Will Compete With Any Plow Sold VUL- ¬ WOOL ket price CMS BAR BEE CASTLEMAN Loui ville Ky BOARD 1 Will pay highest mar- ¬ S BRENT BRO 28 ap tf Manager Southern Department General Offices Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY ¬ i Plenty of sacks WANTED CHEROKEE AND BARLOW CORN PLANTERS AND A LINE OF Do not sneeze and cough yonr head off Dedication ot Kentucky Monu ment when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild THE BEST DISC HARROWS ALSO DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES AND ALL KINDS OF FARMING TM- MENTS WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF FIELD SEEDS CLOVER TIMOTHY HEMP ETC 50000 On May ist and 2d the Frankfort Cincinnati will sell round trip tickets limited to May 6th to Chattanoopa at one fare for the round trip on account of the dedication of Kentuckys monument a Chickamangua On April 25 26 27 tickets to Atlanta and return Will pay hi rhst market price for limited to May 3d will be sold at one your wool Cail aul get wool sacks fare for the round trip on accouut of and twine International Sunday School Assacia K U HUrilCRAFT 21 ap Qt tion Paris Ky Cherry and Tar will cure yonr cold and congh and prevent any further lung or bronchial complication W T Brooks Ik Wool ¬ By llor r Halr r ad the lita friend and adairer of the nations idol tiin s SxlO ire8t Hd be t book over 500 i nearly 100 pages ha- - ne illus inch rratione map in colors Drily 150 Big commissions E mims demand Chance of p Outfit fre ifotime Writ- quick The Dominion umpany Caxton Bldg Chicago 18ap 8t - drnggist aGENTS WANTED WOR THE LIFE AND Achievements ol Admiral lie worlds greatest naval hero Dewev i msa u THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY MAJ GEN MILES WAS WRONG The Report of the Beef Court of Inquiry Will Be Made Public Soon -- It is Sat ¬ isfactory to the President 5 1899 A HEARTS OUTPOURING ASK MORE TIME Filipino Commissioners Renew K quest for Cessation of Hostilities re ¬ SAMPSONS FLEET It Arrives Off Staten Island After a IWN OF SANTO TOMAS FALLS ktter a Severe Engagement Gen Wheatons Force Enters the Place Gen Agjiinaldos Duplicity There Was Something About Flavins That Wax Somewhat Df lluvious Pinkie Billmore sat with her face half averted from him In the young man flushed cheek trembling lip and agitated manner there were uiinnstiikable 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 now It will make pure live blood and put you in good health it is Ffetibto the Negotiations Are Giving the bMargenta a Much Needed Op¬ portunity to Rehabilitate Their lenioraiized Forces 3 Maj Manuel Ar gueleses and Lieut- - Jose BernaL of the staff of Gen Antonio Luna returned here Tuesday to renew and press the request of Gen Luna for a cessation of hostilities They have found the field of labor a most uncongenial one The two officers were received in confer-¬ ence by Maj Gen E S Otis The pro- ¬ posals which they had to submit dif ¬ fered but slightly from those which they brought from the Filipino commander in the first place They desired a little time in which to summon congress and expressed themselves as being- confident that the congress will decree peace because the people desir it They represent that Aguinaldo is without power to surrender the army and that the congress must decide that ¬ - Manila May train at Calumpit before going to Ma nila question Incidental the Filipinos envoys asserted that Aguinaldo had not yet made a fair test of his strength against the American forces because only one third of his army had been assembled together The envoys presented a letter from Senor Mabini president and minister f foreign affairs in the cabinet of Aguinaldo and who is the backbone of the Filipino organization The com ¬ munication is personal and unofficial and seconds Maj Argueleseses argu ¬ ments The envoys will see Gen Otis again Wednesday They will stop Tuesday night in Manila They lunched with Gen MacArthur at his headquarters on a car of the armored ¬ Washington- - May 4 The president sat up very late Tuesday night going over the report of the beef court of in¬ quiry and making it ready for publication It is said that it will be given out within the next 36 hours The president is entirely pleased with the verdict of the court and not only be cause its findings are satisfactory but because the report itself is so strong and convincing in its language as well as exhaustive in its character that be yond doubt justifies its findings The president also believes that the report by its convincing proof will for the first time set the vexed ques ¬ tion before the public in its right light In the first place the president submitted 20 propositions to the court these questions being the g uidance in the inquiry The court has brought in its findings in the shape of categorical and explicit an ¬ swers to each question This has al- ¬ lowed the court to not only show how Jen Miles has been wrong and his charges unfounded but it is enabled to place before the public in a most convincing manner the exact condi- ¬ tions and truth in regard to the beef used by the army The following ex- ¬ amples give some idea about the re- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ At noon Thursday MacArthur was assaulting the town of Santo Tomas about five miles ne by One the Huge Vessels Will lie northwest of Calumpit Placed in Dry Dock Preparatory to The Americans are fighting for the the Summer Evolutions Off bridge and the rebels are burning the the New England Coast town Voyage to the West Indies Manila May 4 jen New York May 3 Rr Adm Samp ¬ sons squadron of three battle ships and two armored cruisers dropped an- ¬ chor off Tompkinsville Tuesday after- ¬ noon after a 10 weeks cruise in the West Indies The flagship New York Brooklyn Indiana Texas and Massa- ¬ chusetts were sighted at 1119 off the Jersey highlands and two hours were riding ships the later at anchor off the Staten Island shore They will remain there for some time and visitors to the ships will be wel- ¬ comed One by one the will be placed in dry dock at the Brooklyn navy 3ard to have their bottoms scraped preparatory to the summer evolutions off the New England coast The start on this cruise will be made early in June Sampson appeared to be in better health than when he left here He said that his health was very good and that the voyage had been satisfac- ¬ tory He said We had a speed trial in the Carib- ¬ bean and the trials showed from 12 to 18 knots The Texas made 12 knots the New York 19 and the others be ¬ The Brooklyn tween those figures made about a knot less than the New York The gunnery practice work was done with great deliberation The effect of the gunnery experience gained during the war was not apparent because a large proportion of the crews is composed of new men Several of the gun captains never fired a gun before We were pleasantly entertained at many of the places we stopped at Flag Lieut Stanton said that he fleet sailed from San Juan for home seven days ago and had an uneventful voyage When the squadron visited Kingston Jamaica the English people showered hospitality upon the officers and men LaGuayara was reached on April 4 and the government officials of Caracas outdid themselves in entertaining the visiting ships St Pierre Martinique and San Juan were the last places vis ited Rr Adm Sampson went to his home in New Jersey Tuesday afternoon He will probably go to Washington he says in a few days Adm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ port Whether or not Gen Luna is sincere in his overtures the negotiations are giving the insurgents a much needed opportunity to rehabilitate their de-¬ moralized forces The truth is that dissentions among the leaders of the rebels is helping on the disorganiza- ¬ tion of the Filipino army almost as much as the American campaign In the course of the conference with the Filipino envoys Gen Otis agreed with the statement of Maj Argueieses that the people of the Philippine islands wanted peace and he added that requests for protec ¬ tion are pouring in on him from all parts of the country Maj Gen Law ton was engaged in hard fighting early Tuesday morning Telegraph communication was cut at fl oclock Tuesday morning and there have been no reporji ffcun Gcfi ijawton since The Americans have resumed offensive operations Gen Hales brigade started east from Calumpit early Tuesday morning mov ¬ ing along the river toward Gen Law 3 hattime Manila May tons position Gen Lawtons men routed a consid- ¬ ¬ erable body of the enemy at San Rafael 15 miles east of Calumpit dur ing the night The Americans lost one killed and five wounded The rebels lost heavily WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES President McKinley Tuesday Expressed the Opinion That the Knd is in Sight Filipinos Can Not Hold Out Washington May 3 President Mc JKinley talked with his official callers before the cabinet meeting Tuesday about the prospeets of peace in the Philippines It is believed that some advices from Gen Otis have been re ¬ ceived enlarging upon the propo-¬ sitions which were submitted by Filipino delegation the which have not been made public and which give the officials additional information concerning the situation The president expressed the opinion that the end was in sight and said he believed that the Filipinos will not hold out much longer He regards the condition as most hopef uL The fact that negotiations for peace are in progress has stopped all talk of calling out the 35000 additional volun ¬ teers The president asked Did the com-¬ manding officers in Santiago or Porto Rico or the major general command ¬ ing report during the war that either the refrigerated beef or canned beef was an unfit ration f The court replies that neither Gen Miles nor any other commanding off-¬ icer so reported When were these reports first made and by whom This gave the court opportunity to point out that Gen Miles made no re-¬ port and never called attention to the matter until months after the war closed when he made his alienations before the commission on investiga- ¬ tion of the war and in the newspapers The story vf the false scare by Dr Daly is set forMi in detail and with scathing criticism If the allegations from the general commanding are established I want the court to find the cause and fix the re- ¬ sponsibility for the fact that the guilty may be properly punished the presi- ¬ dent commanded The report replies that the allega- ¬ tions have not been established in any degree Gen Miles and others who have shared in the origin and circulation of these unsustained charges are not spared Their conduct is made to appear in its THE RIOTERS AT WARDNER true light The president believes the anVj the complete exposure of this conduct to Troops Are Hurrying to the Place Town is Wild With Terror Idahos the public ought to be sufficient pun-¬ Governor Asked for Troops ishment But he will insist that Gen Miles and the other officers censured Spokane Wash May 3 Company shall submit to the findings The con ¬ M 24th infantry colored left here troversy must end now Tuesday morning for Wardner in ac-¬ cordance with orders from Gen Mer SEVERE WISCONSIN STORMS riam It consists of 75 men and one officer A company of the same regi- ¬ Hailstones an Inch in Diameter Fell at ment now at Walla Walla is ordered to Black River Falls Bridges and Dams leave for Wardner some time Tuesday Were Washed Away A bulletin from Wardner early Tues ¬ Lacrosse Wis May 4 Nearly an day morning says the town is in a inch of rain fell in 15 minutes Wednes¬ state of terror owing to the sudden day The rain was accompanied by return of a number of armed masked hail which broke thousands of panes of riotors Bartlett Sinclair Idahos secretary glass in conservatories At Pittsfield Wis during a severe of state has wired to the governor to He storm of wind hail and rain several send 500 soldiers immediately says conditions are much worse than buildings were blown down including the shingle sheds of E W Ring Co had been believed and that the local Part of the roof of the Johnson house authorities had been shamefully re miss was also torn off At Black River Falls Wis the se- ¬ THE SITUATION AT SAMOA verest storm in years visited that place Hail stones an inch in diameter It is Considered Critical as the Rebels Are Again Moving on Apia They Control fell Several buildings were struck the Supply of Food by lightning and bridges and dams were washed out London May 3 A dispatch from Wellington N Z says that the situ ¬ MR ATKINSONS PAMPHLETS ation at Apia is serious as the rebels control the food supplies and are again Secretary Long Intimates That the Admin¬ drawing near the town after with ¬ istration Does Not Think of Inter ¬ ¬ London May 4 Advices have been All Gone- - Had no appetite or strength could not sleep or get rested was comreceived from Manila that Gen pletely run down Two bottles Hoods Sar Wheatou captured Santo Tomas after saparilla cured the tired feeling and I do i severe fight with the insurgents The my own work MRSADicKMillvilIeNJ insurgents were routed and the town was nearly destroyed by fire Lawtons brigade is advancing to ¬ ward Massin where the insurgents JBSSiaSHHSB are expected to make another stand tloodt Pills cure liver ills the non irritatinp and only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Manila May 4 The Filipino en ¬ Such is the contradictory tantalizing exvoys Maj Mauel Arguelles and Lieut asperating habit of the young woman of ail Jose Bernal have abandoned the pre- ¬ climes HARD TO GET kindreds tongues and periods of the tense under which they came to Gen worlds history Young woman Young woman What The Girls Were Learning to Make Otis that thej represented Gen An- ¬ an abject fool thou hast made of the wor tonio Luna and Wednesday they an ¬ shiping young man from time immemorial Hair Flowers and They nounced that they came as representa- ¬ even when but this is a digression Wanted White Pinkie the voice of Flavius dosephus tives of Aguinaldo himself The em- ¬ Millsap again broke in upon the A venerable white haired clergvman reissaries used all their wiles to secure a you know what I want to say stillness cently preached in the church of a friend Yes she replied softly I know You He reply from Gen Otis to the letter from want to tell me that this style of wearing my fromhad hardly got back to the vicarage Senor Mabini Aguinaldos prime hair isnt becoming to me Thats because the church when the door bell rang and a minister and minister of foreign af- voure not used to seeing it When you be- ceived young lady asked to see him He reher They talked about the sermon fairs in the dictators cabinet which come accustomed and other things until finally she asked You know well enough it isnt that they presented to Gen Otis on You want to ask me why 1 didnt ac- diffidently Oh Tuesday but Gen Otis refused to knowledge the receipt of that box of candy your wont you please give me a lock of hair nake any reply on the ground that to you sent me by a messenger boy I did not Certainly my child said the old gentlehe had know till that had io so would be equivalent to a recog come fromafter and I gone awav woulditwait man flattered at the request Ill send it you thought 1 to you tomorrow And he did nition of the so called government of till I saw you On You know well enough it isnt that five his return to his own home he had the Filipinos more requests of the same kind and either he proudly boasted to his wife that he was There was a conference lasting two Then Im sure glad to see that he had not yet lost his Pinkie Wednesday between Maj Gen hours power to please All went well until hia He E S Otis and the envoys who came hand made a slight motion as if to take her wife received this note Dear Mrs Fourthly Wont you please here from Gen Antonio Luna bear- ¬ But she still sat with her face half avertsk your husband to send me iust a little ing a proposal for a cessation of hos-¬ ed from him ick of his hair We have all been taking Pinkie why do ycu think been com ¬ ¬ could be crushed down no longer Flavius 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 Mis Pinkie Kven Miss Pinkie knew it despite the fact that he had never explicitly said so In like manner he knew die 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 ¬ 3od oUauiwi ¬ ¬ vig S93SVb3 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tilities Gen Otis adhered to his refusal to recognize the so called government of the insurgents The Filipinos now ask for a truce of three months to enable Aguinaldo to summon the congress and consult with the insurgent leaders and others of the island The envoys admitted the con tention of Gen Otis that Aguinaldo has little control over affairs outside ¬ ¬ ¬ of the island of Luzon the matter Flavius it was almost a sob have The question of the release of Spanyou been eating onions Chicago Tribune ish prisoners in the hands of the Fili pinos mentioned Maj Manuel ArguelAbolish the Death Penalty At Albany the law makers are wrangling ¬ les the chief member of the deputaover the abolition of the death penalty tion said that he considered them as The man who succeeds in passing such a bill being in the same category with the will prove as great a benefactor to the breaker of mans laws as Hostetters Stom Americans the United States being ech Bitters has to the breaker of natures the successor of Spain in dominion over laws If youve neglected your stomach unthe island and acquiring by treaty all til indigestion constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles are upon you Spanish rights and obligations theres but one cure Hostetters Stomach Bitters Dont fail to try it All druggist DREYFUS REVISION INQUIRY sell it ¬ ing 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 sight I do ever since I first met you I have known you are my fate Dearest and best She put up her hand O not now Flavius Not now She still sat with her face half averted from him Why not Pinkie Why not What is Ive ¬ lessons m making hair flowers So many or 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 nati Enquirer ¬ see We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have knoAvn F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm Xruax Wholesale Druggists To West ledo HoTCHThls ¬ ¬ ¬ Marvin Wholesale Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best Druggists Walding O Kinnan ¬ Slowly But Steadily the Net is Closing Around the French General Staff The Dossier You Americans call things by such queer names said the Englishman asked the NeAV Whats wrong now Why call these things elevators when they take people down as often as they take The English of It Stranger What are the principal objects of interest in this town Citizen Savings bank deposits Metropolitan Objects of Interest ¬ Paris May 4 Slowly but steadily ¬ Yorker fering With Them a parcel post convention The President Tuesday Approved of the One Between the United States and Venezuela Takes Effect July 1 Washington May U President Mc Kinley Tuesday approved a parcels post convention between this govern ¬ ment and Venezuela which has just been signed by the postmaster general and Minister Andrade It is to take ect July 1 next after ratification by the Venezuelan congress It permits parcels of merchandise up to 11 pounds n weight to go in the mails between the two countries the rate to be 13 cents a pound or fraction thereof Killed in a Cave In New York May S Two men were IIingman Mass May 4 John D Long secretary of the navy was asked Wednesday for an expression of opin-¬ ion in regard to the exclusion of Ed¬ ward Atkinsons pamphlets from mails destined for the Philippines The secretary replied The admin ¬ istration would no more think of in ¬ terfering with the personal liberty of Edward Atkinson than with that of Daniel Pratt the great American trav¬ eler if he were still alive Turkey II ill Pay the Indemnity London May 4 The Constantinople correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says The sultan has authorized the American minister Oscar S Strauss to telegraph President McKinley that his ma jest- has promised to pay the Amer- ¬ ican claim of 20000 for losses sus tained by Americans in Turkey during the Armenian massacres in 1895 ¬ enator left for Florence Wednesday Tillman killed and one injured while excavate to study the culture of tobacco He ing for the foundation of a new build-inc- - proposes to make some experiments at Broadwav and Warren street with the plant on his farm at Trenton A cave in occurred and sev ¬ Tuesday He has about sixty acres to devote to eral other workmen narrowly escaped its cultivation 4 Tillman to Study Tobacco Coii Miirs S G May ulture the net is closing around the French gemeral staff in the Dreyfus revision inquiry Gen Mercier who was minister of war at the time Dreyfus was condemned on being called upon by M De Frerciner the present minister of war to produce the report regarding the secret dossier which Lieut Col Du Paty De Clam testified he had sent to Mercier replied that he had destroyed it and he called Jen Gonse as a wit ness to the truth of the statement Unfortunately for Mercier Gen Gonse had already testified before the ourt of cassation although Mercier destroyed the original he kept a copy Another anti Dreyfus argument has reGen Zurlin ceived its deathblow den military governor of Paris and others while testifying before the court of cassation attached great im ¬ portance to the closing sentence of the I am starting for the bordereau maneuvers as proving the guilt of Dreyfus and the innocence of Ester hazy inasmuch as the staff probation ers were only notified on August 2fi that they would not be required to at tend the maneuvers It has now been proved that this notification was actually dated May 17 Therefore Dreyfus could not have written I am starting for the maneuvers in the following August It drawing into the interior is rumored that it was Lieut Col Du The orders for a cessation of hostili ¬ Paty De Clam himself who communi ties sent by the three governments is cated to the Figaro the depositions condemned by the English and Amer¬ made before the court of cassation icans who believe that serious conse ¬ quences will result if the Mataafans INJURED WOMANS REVENGE are not promptly subdued by force The Germans and rebels are jubilant Courted by a Married Man Mabel Burke on Learning the Fact Fatally Wounded and claim a victory over the British Her Lover and then Killed Herself and Ami rican forces The American vice consuls store at Falifa was loot Chicago May 4 David J Wile an ed while a German store adjoining was attorne- lies at the Post Graduatt left unmolested hospital fatalty wounded by three shots fired by a j oung woman namec The Strike Settled Newcastle Pa May 3 The em- Mabel Burke Mabel had been courted by Wile a ployes of the four blast furnaces of this city went out on a strike Tues ¬ married man and the information that he was married was given to hei day The employes presented a deMabel then enticed mand of 2 per day for turn SI 50 for by Wiles wife common labor and 8275 per day for Wile into a hotel and while he wa iron carriers The demand was grant playing for her on the piano she fired ed and all the employes of the four fur three bullets into him producing fatal naces returned to work The new rate wounds She then killed herself anc was found at his feet is the highest ever paid here Overdose of loison by Mistake A Democratic Landslide New York May 4 Mrs Schuylei Baltimore May 3 One of the most exciting campaigns in the history of Hamilton jr 30 years old wife of tin Baltimore City resulted Tuesday in a son of Gen Schuyler Hamilton died ai Thomas G her home in this city Wednesday after democratic Jandslide Hayes was dected mayor by nearly noon from morphine poisoning It if said that an overdose of the poison wa 9000 majority over William T Malster taken by mistake republican the present incumbent ¬ them tip and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Piice50c The Best Prescription for Chills I Well what do you call them in your countrv We call them lifts Well 1 cant see that the word lift expresses their use any better than elevator ¬ ift persons down Cii yes it does Yonkers Statesman as well as lift them up Dont you know you can 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 - ¬ Atk Your Dealer tor Allens Foot Ease washing A powder to shake into your shoes It rests tin feet CuresCornsBuniousSwolleu Sore Lovers may not wish to snub the gas but Hot Callous Aching Sweating feet and In they do turn it down pretty often L A Allens Foot Ease makes W Bulletin growing Niiils new or light shoes easy Sold by all dru tnrists and shoe stores 25c Sample mailed FREE Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal Address Allen S Olmsted Le Koy N Y as a Cough medicine F M Abbott 363 Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 Burglary in the Fntnre hissed the burglar and Curse me luck Lots of fathers give their daughters away Bear in mind if you and have a fled into thenight on their hands please that all crime was now disease mereWashington la Democrat ly and all diseases the work of germs The burglar peueived in the cellar window How My Throat Hurts Why dont yon where he tried to enter one of the latest use Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar enelectric automatic spraying devices and Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute deavored to avoid it But fortune was against him A click in the dark and alMule meat served a la carte with horsemost before he knew it he was drenched radish and a pony of wine is a stable article with germicide and cured of his malady in Paris L A W Bulletin Detroit Journal ¬ son-in-law ¬ ¬ ¬ - 3 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mm imfik hmk 4 r ¬ Hyff mmswmtB xSk rW received a dispatch from Jose Miguel Gomez the civil governor of Sancti fcpiritus stating that many Cubans there are starving and asking him to Induce the Americans to send reliet Havana Cubans Starving May 8 Gen Gomez has An Armistice In Samoa Ama Samoa Apru 27 via Auckland Z May 4 Mataafa the rebel chief Lain has accepted an armistice The Grermans however declined to sign the proclamation N- - The Cruiser Brooklyns Commander Washlngtoa- May 3 Capt T P - Kxiled to the Siberian Mines Jewell has been chosen to command the cruiser Brooklyn Capt Jeweil has been in command of the trailing ship Lab castor St Petersburg May 4 The imper ial prison boards report shows thai during the last two years amost 2100 people of both sexes wero deported t the Siberian mines CHARMING grandmother What a pleasant influence in the house is a delight- ¬ ful old lady in good health Mrs Mollie Barber St James Mo writes 4I took Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound during change of life and have passed through that critical period safely I suffered for years with falling of the womb and female weakness At times could hardly stand on my feet also had leucorrhcea I tried several good doctors but instead of getting better grew worse all the time A friend advised me to try Mrs Pinkhams Compound I did so and after taking six bottles was cured of both leucorrhcea and falling of womb I am now enjoying good health and feel very gratetul tor r3 the good your medicine has done me I would recommend it to all women suffering as I was Mrs N E Lacey Pearl La writes 1 have had leucorrhcea for about twenty years falling of womb by spells for ten years and my bladder was affected had backache a great deal I tried a number of doctors They would re lieve me for a little while then I would be jse mv M worse tnan ever m Wak nmWAftsakV i then thought I would try Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Eleven bottles of Com- ¬ pound and one box of Liver Pills cured me and I am now sound and well It helped me through the change of life period I am fifty five years old The women of advanced years who are healthy and happy are invariably those who have known how to secure help when they needed it Mrs Pinkham will advise any woman free of charge who writes about her health Her address is Lynn Mass A HEALTHFUL OLD AGE s 44 mm I SL2af ri THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US KY tis so iudeed replied Mr and we must henceforth be on I would no squandering spendthrift fain be rich our guard He is dangerous to the with might and main the gold IIll gain limit of his ability To spend in the by and by It was now well into the evening Ill grasp and gather and pinch and save and as we had settled our plans and Nor answer the fools o jeer But my hungry till their co shall fill were weary we gave over further disio pay for each mocking sneer cussion and went below We awoke the next morning much And so as the years rolled swiftly by A mountain of gold he piled refreshed and likewise in improved Whose shadow fell on his lonely cell spirits Our mates of the steerage Where never a loved one smiled were all on deck and we had an opHe meant to barter his wealth for Joy To brighten his Journeys end portunity for a little comforting talk But it grew a part of his very heart Taking everything into account our That he could not bear to spend prospects were not after all so very bad The main question was how to H4Ldied and a11 of his schemes and plana The mould of the churchyard hid outwit the treacherous and dangerous With neer a tear on his friendless bier Pradey Nor flower on his coffin lid When we reached the deck we found Be left his- gold for a spendthrift fool To scatter to earth and sky the ship making but a small headway And the grasses wave on his lonely grave the wind having much declined In Neglected and rank and high deed it soon fell to a calm We looked There are beautiful lands that he might vainly for the Pilanca for she had have seen There are joys that he might have known clean dropped us nor was any other bit There are cries to heed there are mouths of canvas in sight Well to the south to feed the seaboard was broken for there we There is seed he should have sown made out what must be land and on And grateful blessings from thankful lips inquiry were told it was one of the And love of a child and wife of northernmost the Windward All these he sold for a bas of gold And hir islands He MAT 5 1899 3 THE M1SSR Aye ald to himself Tym Yes senor voice answered the same I ¬ ¬ - ¬ was a wasted life -- Joe Lincoln in L A W Bulletin 1 H Coyreuu Copyright ism by D Appleton All rihtt reserved F 3s Co SYNOPSIS Mrster Ardick just reached his majority and thrown upon his own resources after stating his case to one Houthwick a ship-¬ master is shipped as second mate on the Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym the supercargo descries a salL is for immediately falling upon the mutineers but Tym argues thai they are a light crew but still more thn two to their having lost seven of their number Finl ing themselves now too short handed to manage the boat Pradey descides to scut tle and desert the vessel taking his men off in the only available boat The captain supercargo and second mate soon discover their plight but hastily constructing a raft get away just before their vessel sinks The next morning a Spanlnrd draws near them The man in the rigging shouts If you would board us take to your oars Be speedy or 3ou will fall short On board they are sent forward with the crew being told they will be sold as slaves on reaching Panama The ships cook they find to be Mac Irvach frae Clagvarloch so a friend Four days later the Spaniard is overhauled by a buccaneer flying the English flag The three Englishmen and Mac Irvach plan to escape to the buccaneer on a rude raft Sellinger the last to attempt to leave the Spaniard Is dis abled Just after the other put off they se a figure dangling from the yard arm whom they suppose is Capt Selling r ing the buccaneer our three friends f nd themselves in the hands of their old mate Pradey He treats them kindly and offers to do them no harm if they will but remain quiet concerning the mutiny he headed The men consider thir proposi tion and finally conclude to suggest a Agree to cover the vilcompromise viz lainy till the end of the expedition ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ strange vessel gives chase but is disabled by the Industrys suns The Industry is little damaged but Houthwick and one of the crew are killed Sellinger first mate takes charge and puts into Sidmouth to secure a new mate Several days later when well out to sea an English mer ¬ chantman is met whose captain his a let teraddressed to Jeremiah Hope at Havana The crew of the vessel tell strang tales of the buccaneer Morgan who is sailing un- glasy der the kings commission to take Panama Presently this fellow hailed the deck One night a little later the English vessel having proceeded on her course Ardick What do you see bawled Pradey learns of i plot among the crew headed iy There are seven or eight ships Pradey the new mate to take the Industry and ioin Morgans fleet Ardick was the answer and all lying well in consults Mr Tym They resolve to secure by the castle the mate but Pradey eavesdropping in thr Arc they big cabin makes through the door and arouses It might be that half are of the size the crew Capt Sellinger joins Ardick and of this and the rest less Tym The crew break through the now Do you make out much of the castle barricaded door but are forced to retire having lost seven of thtir number Sel- and the surroundings inquired Pralinger ¬ ¬ ¬ The Our course was now due west and Lieut Pliibbert told us we were to continue till we raised Cuba If we fell in with no prize by that time he said we should stand directly for Chagre We had an easy voyage across the Caribbean and finally made the hind fall of the isthmus All was now stir and excitement for we could not say how matters had gone nor whether Morgan and his fleet were here before us It was approaching nightfall as we drew in and it would be a hard matter to determine much without standing dangerously near but Pradey did not flinch The wind was almost from the north but he coolly held his course taking a desperados chance of getting out again and so the Black Eagle drove down till we were within range of the glass My companions and I now all armed and each furnished with a serviceable cuirass stood near th break of the epiarter deck and watched with eagerness the motions of the lookouts One fellow was as high as the fore topgallant yard and another a little below The first had a ¬ ¬ ¬ dey It looks like a strong place an swered the sailor It tops the hill ¬ CEAPTEE XL Continued The fellow heard it with contracted brows and a lowering1 look Instead of answerinsrat once lie took a turn across the deck stopping- i moment at the other rail and bowing his head as in thought Presently he returned his look less harsh and the lines of his sunken mouth relaxed Now here is a shrewd trick of barHow you must he began gaininghave overhauled your brains to com You would make a compact pass it to last to a dot as long as your necks are in danger Well well it may be all that T could have expected of you and I will not balk at it Let us fetch the matter to a head then You will swear to me to impart nothing what ever of the matters concerning the mutiny neither to Morgan nor to any person till such a time as you shall In return I take ship for England shall do you no harm and shall recom mend you for places in Morgans com pany or some other Is this as you would have it Why yes said Mr Tym who looked little surprised at the ease of the vic¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tory You ratify this friends Mac Ivrach and I promptly assented And you swear accordingly went seemed would have a question What is our present destination tie inquired Chagre replied Pradey promptly but first I will run a bit to the east he added hoping to fall in ward with a homeward bound Spaniard Such a one might deem it a favorable time to si ip Out of some Cuban port Mr Tym thanked hi for the information and we returned to our own parts of the ship It is clear said I as soon as we had withdrawn a little and could exchange a word in private that Pradey hai we guessed He Ikfetched around tied our tongues for the present and befor tisev shall be loosed again ¬ on Pradey We do the three of us replied As do L for my part he said with You are row safe a satisfied nod and I am free of my complications Thus all ends well He smiled blandly and I supposed the interview was over but Mr Tym it ¬ - -- U -- 3 aa forever uneasily to my compan Will he still hold on ions I think not much farther said Mr Tym but he spoke with no great tone of confidence A half mile it might be more and then Pradey called Pliibbert and gave an order The lieutenant leaped upon a gun Heady at the braces he roared The men rushed to obey The cap tain then signed to the helmsman and as soon as he had shouted Helms a lee the lieutenant followed with the other orders and the ship rode gracefully round At the right moment the yard were ordered and speedily we were sawing up and down very comfortably hove to Ah look yoaner exclaimed Mac Ivrach suddenly He pointed to a spot a little to the east of the hill There in a kind of clear space brought out by a glinting streak of the failing night I saw a small boat It was moving sea ward and was already nearly abreast of the ship We should tell the captain 1 said Maybe that will be what he seeks Vera weel answered the cook He stepped toward the poop accord ingly but at that moment Pradey himself made the discovery Pout he sang out wheeling sharply round Master Phibbert get wav on the ship A fisher said an old buccaneer It is the very chanee the near me captain was tarrying for It seemed so indeed and again I be gan to think I had underrated Pra deys sagacity In a moment the ship was readv to come about The head sheets were let go the braces were handled in their turn and the forward yards came round The other orders were quickly com pleted The ships head rode gallant ly round and she was laid fairly for the chase The wind was too light for much speed and as the boat had a good start and her haven was near the re- ¬ sult must at first be doubtful Ill have her if I ground the ship growled Pradey He hung over the rail as he spoKe and pulled a piutol from his belt Boat ahoy shouted Pradey He in Spanish spoke Board the ship bawled back one of the men I am going to luff Fetch pbyme said I ¬ assisted eye First Pradey and then the lookouts came down and Pliibbert went aft and he and the captain talked briefly together The wind now abated a little as the light failed and our speed proport ionally slackened I fear he stands fair to fall into a and there is some other work at the foot Pradey talked a little with Pliibbert Presently he went up to see for himself At the masthead he stopped and leveled his glass There springs up a light I said pointing to the now fast rising crest of the hill As I spoke two or three more glim mers appeared but lower down The short tropic sunset was now over and comparative drrkneas was at hand We stirred not tack nor sheet but held sturdily on and at last the outlines cf the castle were clear to the un¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ trap ¬ company were on deck boat approached the quarter Not to dwell needlesslv on details la a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lsus What news ashore asked Pradey we brought safely in towing with a ing Mich stands 16 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only hurriedly barge after one tack ad soon anpurely bred and registered Percheron stallion ever offered to the pnblic in Why senor the English have taken chored iii a little rearward cove While Kentucky He came from the Oak lawn Farms owned by M W Dunkam we were fetching by the castle men the castle answered the man of Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron ud French Coach horses in the world and the owner of more prize winners than any other breeder in At this we all broke into a great ran out to look at us and the news France or America soon spreading the ranparts were shout PKD1GKEE The governor and many soldiers presently shining with armored figpedigree iu the Percheron Stnd Book of America Recorded with were killed went on the man and all ures who gave us a hearty cheer of Gray foaled October 20 1892 got by Stuadat 7112 t2463 dam Abydofl 960 of us poor people terribly frightened welcome We found other ships in the dum 162 721 Enough cried Pradey impatient- berth lying just in the river edge of it 869 by Romulus 873 785 2dPartontElise by 1402 oat of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco Stkadat 7112 2463 by Paese ly To the braces men Master Phib- and their decks were also speedily II 714 manned and a volley of questions and Passe Partout 1402 by Comet 104 719 ont of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by bert lay our course for the castle At last Pradey gave the word and congratulations poured out Vieux Chaslin 713 out of LAinie by Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 once more the Black Eagle was fetched Pradey answered all briefly but good Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne into the wind A cable had been pre- naturedly but meanwhile gave his French Monarch 205 734 by Ilderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre 894 etc pared to slip and one of the anchors chief attention to one Capt De Bou Ilderim 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieax Pierre 894 etc was immediately let go Sail was vard from whom he was learning the clewed up but not furled and when am- chief facts of the siege and taking of Valentin 5301 by Viex Cbaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poule by Sandi by Mignon 715 ont of Pauline by Vieux Coco munition had been served out to the the eastle It seemed that the place Coco 712715 by c 739 Mionon men and all the cannon prepared for was defended by above 300 Spaniards Coco II 714 by Vieux Chaslin 713J etc out of La Grise by Vieux Pierre 883 instant use we were in case cither to not counting servants and slaves and Romulus 873 785 by the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil fight or to fly We were near enough that a most stubborn fight was made oat of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri he by to the castle by this time so that a Capt Brodely began the attack with a Corbon guns might force of 400 but at noon on the third shot from one of its heavy reach us but otherwise there was no day when the corps du gard was final- STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at oar place 4 miles West of Paris on the Hume pike at the low price of ly carried his available command present risk Everything1 had been managed as numbered only 30 The Spaniards J W E 11 FERGUSON quietly as possible and there was no were nearly all killed the resolute old Paris Kentucky hint from any sign on shore that we governor with the rest and the unhurt had been perceived remnant managed to descend on the Pradey spoke to the first lieutenant steep landward side and escape The and one of the quarter boats was low- wounded and the greater part of the ered women were left behind This was all Take her lieutenant pick two men concluded about noon two days since for a crew and see what you can and word had forthwith been sent to Morgan learn said Pradey briefly As soon as we were at our berth and Aye aye sir answered Phibbert lf all is well fire two successive pis- all put in order Pradey called for the tol shots if we have been cheated gig and was set ashore one pursued Pradey He was gone somewhat less than an again assented and hastily hour and when he returned lejoiced Phibbert picked out his men and got away We us all with the news that we could watched them anxiously as long as we have shore leave Secure as the ship could see them which was only a few was it was deemed unnecessary to remoments as they speedily entered the serve a guard so that Pradey himself shadows of the rivers mouth and un ¬ with the steward were the onhy ones der the dark fool of the mountain It finally left behind was again a time of trained waiting It was a gladsome sensation widen I but not for long as much before T was finally stepped out upon the solid cuay expecting anything a sharp report and I think that Mr Tym and Ma- - Iv and then another came out of the ob- rach were in accord with me The scurity morning was not yet far advanced nd The men broke into a tremendous it was but moderately warm the air cheer and instantly the decks awoke was pure and the sky nearly cloudless to life The question was settled The and before us was the dark strong castle was ours mountain almost fetching the eye to a little giddiness and yet pleasantly steadfast while breaking away to the CHAPTEB XII right was the refreshing green of the OF THINGS ASHORE o Roafl wagons Every one was speedily in the forest We made no talk for a bit the others a shrouds or hanging over the bulwarks of the crew pushing speedily on and so eager were all to get the first word leaving us and it was only when the of the news last of them were disappearing in the A light came lifting and sinking a toward us and we perceived that Phib- gateway of the lower forts that we bert had set off a lanthorn Pradey finally started on TO BE CONTINUED thereupon hung two answering lights over the stern In a moment we made BURIED PIRATE TREASURE out the dusky shape of the boat and the indistinct swaying figures of the men at the oars Then the light shot Stories of Hidden Hit lies Along the Coasts of Xew Jersey and up and we saw Phibbert on his feet - - - Long Island holding it A 11 s well he cried as the boat In almost any rural settlement along he eastle broke out into our light the coast of Xew Jersey or Long is ours 1BL5H5 U Island ome old resident would prob1125 K Then the men thundered out into an ably point out iTHCTt to us the blackened and other cheer and several excitable ones weather beaten ribs of a great ship yy v VttXWTO cut two or three steps of a dance which Phibbert and hisboatmen came gavlv bar ofthad been wrecked ona the sand the coast during terrible tip the side and were immediately storm long ago he would show us beset with a multitude of qtiestions where the bathing was pleasant and Now sir said Phibbert turning to safe Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to he would tell us of place Pradey and touching his headpiece I for fishing and perhapsthe bestus the Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and show high bluff a little bnk from the beach connecting lines Through connections to Tampa from which the Indian maiden leaped Miami or Hew Orleans with fast Steamer Service jWT1Nt Yi Mm to escape the tomahawk of her enemy to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and and then he would be almost sure to San Juan Low rate round trip tickets tell us of the secluded spot where it The Train Service is pefmfciiAwiiv was said Capt Kidd and his pirates j v 93CVS na5 AUy rfects detail Fast schedoree buried a lot of treasure HtvwtSTjSjir ules 24 hours to Jackson If we should ask why this treasure rUMTANAS ville 54 hours had not been dug up he would probably say that if anybody did find it Cincinnati to they never said any tiling about it and Havana W CHlSEARSON it was his opinion that if Capt Kidd vEraa-A- BiSisANTiAGo GPA ever put any gold or silver or precious Cincinnati ¬ ¬ UuKK-DK-CriAHTaK- As the ship came into the wind the time the sun had his rim fairli bor the water three fourths of the whole STEPHON 20404 ¬ S ¬ ¬ ¬ Jeau-le-Blan- ¬ ¬ I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Btt ¬ And a full line of cheaper grades I am also doing painting I have good painter and will see that you get a good job of painting n wort JAMES H HACGARD Cor High and Fourth Sts Paris Ky -- ¬ ¬ Florida Havana ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j I wagons people have wp and hoped He took another turn across the deck and have gone away sadly to attend to Attorney-At-La- w more sensible business Far up some Paris Kentucky have the honor to report apt of our rivers where a pirate vessel Brodely with 300 men holds tin castle never floated people have dug with The governor and most of hi com ¬ the same hopeful anxiety and have Office on Broadway np stairs 2 doors mand are dead and we have captured stopped digging West of Bourbon News in the same condition above 50 cannon six or eight pipes of Phone 58 of disappointment Sometimes com muskets the value of 4000 or A 5000 panies were organized stock was is in treasure and a goodly store of prosued and subscribed for and the ex D visions cavations were conducted under the Excellent cried Pradey in high direction of skillful treasure seeking good humor And St Catherine engineers Frank R Stockton in St Since Brodely is here I trow the chief Nicholas remained there which is to sav he Phone 136 Very Had Form took it Daughter after the theater That He did indeed sir answered PhibOffice Fourth and Pleasant Ste is not in a way to remain play was so interesting 1 couldnt do a bert but he Office Hours therelong Brodely had dispatched the thing but just sit and listen to it 7 to 10 a m Fashionable Mother It was abominews to him and he must soon come 2 to 4 p m This happy conclusion of the matter nable the way you watched that play 7 to 8 p m relieved Mr Tym Mae Ivrach and me People must have thought we were 6au tf quite as much as it did the rest of the from the country X Y Weekly ships company The fact is our perProperly Defined sonal aims were not only thereby What is firmness father SMITH furthered but we felt some little pa- ¬ Firmness my boy is obstinacy iu triotic pride as well Lastly we could ourselves NON UNION AGENTS not forget that it was cowardly Span ¬ And what is obstinacy RELIABLE FIRE HSIIUTE ish hands that had run poor Capt Sel- ¬ Obstinacy is firmness in somebodj AT LOW BATES linger to the yardarm else Chicago Post 5 BROADWAY PARIS KY We did not wait for light the next Wisdom of Experience a little past three hastily morning but 21ina99 tf William reading Pa whats a pro dressed and came on deck The wind longed conflict had hauled round blowing very gently Pa It is something now from the shore and we caught the able to understand myyouIl never be boy faint land scents sweet after the long grow up and get married until you Chicago Vines Trees voyage and were well pleased to part Daily News for a little with the suit briny tang Konsr H ended Presently the east yellowed ivi the Mickey the Mouse When are we go sea began to glitter and as we turned Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs landward a light fcg or vapor split in ter Work de summer resorts Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard Burgling Bill Not till late in de sea away and the embattled top of vhe Lawn or Garden We employ no areata Jive dcr goils a chance ter gt all bu sell direct at reasonable prices sou mountain broke through The morning watch began to wash de engagement rings theycan iN Y Strawberry aid Tree Catalogues on application to down the decks as usual bu with World H F HILLENMJEYEU many delays and long looks at the ILarKesi Known Moth Lkxinoton Ky shore and while thev were still at work The largest kown moth is the Telephone 97ft first one and then another of ie giant atlas a native of China the watch below appeared Pradey and wings of which measure nine inches Phibbert soon came out and by the across ¬ ¬ o3 jp stones under the ground on that part of the coast that these treasures were all there yet Many extensive excava tions have been made along the coasts of our northern slates and even in quiet woods lying miles from the sea to which it would have been necessary for the pirates to carry their goods in ¬ N C FISHER Lite insurance Policies BOUGHT FOB CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN ¬ ¬ Will Kennsy Physician E Furnitnre Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Surgeon Etc ¬ Special attention given to Undertake ing and Repairing Main Street Paris Ky ¬ TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAH NO GAS NO COCAINE ¬ ARNSPAMR A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the the best and easiest and public absolutely free from any after effects Uatephoric treatment for painless filling tbe Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns Oct OI IfTCl 11 0 177 SPRING 1899 Flams - 50 100 up 500 50 ct9 D D rts up 1100 Painless extraction J Hours R AOAIR 321 Main St S Paris Kyf opp Court house to 12 I p m a n 1 to 5 Telephone 79 Insurance in the Hnrsr Home only coat the policy holders fifty cents on tht huudrtd dollars durimr the year 1807 O V illLB Agent I Paris Ky I 115 J 4 1 - li Jt Wf I t - A MA A HE I Nineteenth Year Established mini Check SEWS 18811 NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS i i mi Publithta ever Tuesday and Fridav hy Walter JrfoAf BBUCE MiLLER M Editor Monty A ana Otxnet e e Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Richard Harding Davis of New York and Miss Ocil Clark of Chicago were married yesterday at Marion Wajabtetotne ai order of Champ Miller Ordtrt anmunck3iints vrrmNEY general Wp are authorized to announce John S Smith of Bourbon County as a can didate for Attorney General subject to iht action of Ibt Democratic party Mass Gen Fred Grant announced that his A New Jersey bacheor is suing a rich daughter Miss Jnlia Dent Grant is to wed Prince Michel Oantasuzine ot the maid for 25000 for breach of promise Thats right and a broken heart Russian Imperial Guard Sauce for the goose is iance for the gah- - Theatrical Aud Otlie wise Remark In The Foyer Delia Fox is reported to be djiug at her home in St Louis She is not jet thirty years old j Heady -- To Wear Gampls j Ready to Wear garments for ladies are becoming more popular every day for ¬ FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce Thos P Woods as a candidate for re election as Mauirate ot the Paii- - Precinct sub ject to the action of the Democratic ¬ party -- A crowd of Lexington people sat up all Monday night near the opera house in order to get choice seats for the MansOBITUARY field performance of Cyrano when the Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory sale opened at nine oclock Tuesday Of The Dead morning By afternoon the sale had Democratic Primary The infant son of J S Hallesley amounted to 2400 and when the curdied tain goes upit will reach the 3000 mark Co At a meeting of the County Demo- cutter for J VV Davis cratic Committee May 1st it as or- ¬ Tuesday at the Good Samaritan Hos- Good seats can still be seiured in the dered that a primarj be ht Id Wednes pital in Cincinati It was about four- balcony and gallery day July 5th for Magistrate of Paris teen months old precinct and that all Democrats are in CARLISLE JameslW Megibben aged about fifty vited to participate from 6 a m to 4 p six died yesterday morning at his home From T E MOORE m near Lair station The deceased leaves News Culled PrecinctsNic olM County Chairman a wife who was formerly Miss Mary From The Mercury D C- Pareish Secretary Redmon of this county The funeral Sold by druggists for i a bottle A free lllustrtted Carlisle citizens will be called upon to bonk will hr sent to any woman if request be maileu to Lexington Leader has just cele- will be held at three oclock this after- elect two School trustees Saturday The THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO brated its eleventh birthday The noon at the residence bv Eld J S between the boursof 1 p manu 6 p m atlauta ga IIMWlj WMWMII IIIMMIIIIM Leader is enterprising conservative re- Sweeney Burial at Battle Grove cem in place of S K Veach and John I j Williamson whose terms expire on that etery in Cynthiana liable newsy and deserves the success it date has won The ladies of Paris and Bourbon Mrs David Armstrong formerly of The Plummersville correspondent of county are cordially invited to inspect Sam Jones has discovered that the this city died Wednesday it her hus the Maysville Bulletin claims to have anlegant line of juvenile suits irom 3 devil is located in Louisville Dr bands home in Cleveland Ohio and the discovered a colored women Jennie Col- to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 who is 108 in that Parkhurst says the devil is located in remains will be brought to Paris this ston claims tovillage been born inyear old years at Price Cos clothiers tt Nicho have and New York and Moody thinks he is in morning at 1058 for burial Funeral las county and was a slave in the services will be held at the Second PresChicago Maybe thevre triplets If you expect to do any Throckmorton family byterian Church by Rev E H Ruther ¬ this spring dont use anything but At a meeting of trustees last Thurs Sam Jones is making the fur fly in all ford immediately after the arrival of the day evening all the old teachers were Blue River lime It is by far the whit- ¬ directions at Louisville and is fairly tram Burial at the Paris cemetery retained for the ensuing year with Prof est lime made Fdr pale by Geo W skinning the men and women who drink The deceased was formerly Miss Laura W F Ramey as Principal The names Stuart opposite freight depot tf beer and whiskey plav cards go to the Mitchell and was a sister of Miss Belle are Prof C F Martiu Miss Maybelle races and visit improper places The Mitchell and Mis Georgia Keller of Scott Miss Sallie Mclntyre Miss Nannie Ladies fine shoes less than half price Colville Miss Nancy Tribble Mrs J P a big job on his hands in this city who were with her during her Mann and Miss Lute Fisher Rev Sam has this week at Davis Thompson Isgrigs trying to save Louisville tf last hours Chris Freys little fox terrier disap Millet Hungarian and early amber peared twenty three days ago lat SCINTILLATIONS sugar cane seed for sale by Geo W Thursday when he was found in the old ice house belonging to W H Fritts tf An Interesting Jumble Of News And Stuart opposite freight depot There was nothing left but bis frame Comment and very little life aud he has to be fed very little at the time in order to STOCK AND TURF NEWS Richmond has raited 800 to give a bring him around all right etreet fair in July Sale and Transfer Of Stock Crop Ktc May Term of the Nicholas Circnit A colony of Mormons will leae Turf Notes Monday with His Court convened Lewis county for Utah W J Loughridge bought 20000 Honor Judge VV VV Kimbrough pre li railroad was sold Dounds of heuin vsterdav at 5 15 per siding and Commonwealths Attorney The R N I P Cochran of hundred This is the highest price paid Fryer on hand The following named at auction Mondav to gentlemen compose the Grand Jury Philadelphia tor 291000 since 1894 with Thos H Shannon as foremat of Clark county report a Robt Barr Jno F Prather N F N Riujjgirdson was injured while The farmers J Potts Ab Jas L Ockerman D dynaoiitifish in Franklin couuty by very gloomy outlook for the wheat crop B Knox Dale C McOraclten Brj W and many of them are now plowing up Asbury Thos Gilmore 8 W Hopkins the dymftte exploding in his bands and Jno N Reed Col Fred Funston of J the Twentieth their fields Kansas has been promoted by the Martin Doyle of this city won a 210 Coughed 20 Years President to be a Biigadier General of purse Monday at Newport with his filly June Jameson a twenty-to-on- e I suffered for 25 years with a cough Volunteers and spent hundreds of dollars with When but shot in the betting The trial of the insurance cases wab doctors and for medicine to no avail un ¬ passed by the Clark Circuit Court by a few days old the filly was sick and til I used Dr Bells request of a petition signed by busiuess was given up by a Lexington veterinary This remedy makes weak lungs strong men until the Court of Appeals passed but was saved by Dr J W Jameson of It has sayfd my life J B Rosell this city and Mr Doyle named her for Grantsburg III on the question Mrs George W S Miller aged 84 years who kept the doctors daughter Ind Dont scratch your life away but use Mammoth Cave for 20 years died of Gregg uow of Crawfordsville Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica paralysis at his home in Louisville He Editor C Wood Nominated salve for eczema piles hives burns and entertained at the Cave Don Sanchu nfo Air cwiuco t 1iu7oa nain auu Troi The Republican convention to nomi- tuic Tf arvstVia itiifto paiu on1 ucr Pedro Emperor of Brazil in 1876 a for Railroad Commis tively cures W T Brooks druggist Eld W M Forrest of Ann Arbor nate candidate met in of the Third district MAKES BOTH MOTHER AND BABY Mich has closed a meeting at the Mt sioner Insure in my apency nunion Tuesday and Hon J C Sterling Christian Church with forty Richmond Wood was nominated Weduesday on Prompt -- paying reliable meeting ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 Washington papers announce the wedding of General Joseph Wheeler and Mrs George W Childs widow of the late Philidelphia millionaire The engagement of Mr Walter Kenny and Miss Nellie Mann both popular young people of this city has been an open secret in Paris for several days Mr Kenney is a sod of Mr Matthew Kenney and is a member of the drug Kenney Miss Mann is firm of Clarke a hauddome daughter of Judge Russell Maun The wedding will occur May 25th at the Christian Church der Among the illustrations found in the first cumber of Yeuowines Illustrated Kentuckian are excellent half tonee of John Fox Jr James Lane Allen Robert Burns Wilson Misses Emily Wheat Elise Mav Wheat Louise Anna Haldeman Texii Castleman Woodson and other handsome ladies j ladies Suits and Separate Skirts HEADACHE is only a symptom not a So are Backache disease Nervousness Dizziness and the 1 hey all come from an Blues unhealthy state of the men If vou suffer strual organs from any of these symptoms it you teel 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 RRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR will bring about a sure cure The doctor may call your trouble some high sounding Latin name but never mind the name 1 he trouble is m the menstrual organs and Brad fields Female Regulator will restore you to health and regulate the menses like clockwork 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- ¬ V 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 ¬ ¬ Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats very low variety Our Silk Waists are dreams of beauty and the prices Shirt Waists Silk - and Cotton Petticoats in great ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ask 3 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 ¬ white-washin- g ¬ Respectfully ¬ FRANKCO Leaders in Style and Fashion 404 31 A IN STKKET PARIS KY ¬ i 1 J Hyi9ib two-year-ol- d fU i H IIP Pine-Tar-Hon- ey DkPiercb FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION HEALTHY AND ffWfflrrWW HCmBU BRHt Ml 1 i W R L3 yj J ¬ ¬ -no- continued eight additions The three weeks The 1000 box cars which the C and O has ordered from the Pullman Com pany will be thirty six feet long and ot 60000 pounds capacity They will have Westinghouse air brakes and Tower couplers The Court of Appeals affirmed a judg ment for 12000 damages against the Union Warehouse Company of Louisville in favor of the heirs of John W Prewit of Clark who was killed by falling throngh an elevator shaft in the warehouse at Louisville ¬ ¬ ¬ companies insures against fire Bourbon was represented on three im- wind and storm portant committees J L Bosley on W 0 HINTOa Agent Rules and Organization H C Howard on Credentials and J M Brennan on ¬ ¬ the ninth ballot STRONG Non-AIco-bolic whether or no I am offering the best and cheapest line of STRAW MAT- ¬ TINGS ever brought to Central Kentucky If PRICES QUALITY and AS ¬ is for YOU to judge It SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont tell you to BUY dont do it Resolutions Messrs Bosley and Howard being chairmen of their committees Postmaster J L Bosley Judge H C Howard J M Brennan R P Dow Jr N A Moore Jr Chas Fi her C T Throckmorten Wright Larkin and C T Throckmorten represented Bourbon at the convention ¬ Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills give purity ot blood and vigor of thong ht by perfectly regulating the bowels and cure biliousness inactive liver aud constipation W T Brooks druggist ¬ A Purely Vegetable and Per- ¬ fectly Harmless and Non Narcotic Preparation thats all Crystallized fruits nuts oranges emons Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell tf bananas grapes grape fruit apples malaga Dr Sawyers TJkatine never has aud 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 Executors Notice All persons having claims against the de A Hutchcraft estate of Thos ceased will present them at once to the undersigned properly proveu according to law ¬ And CARPETS well no adver- ¬ tisement 3an do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing aud lowness of price You will have to SEE them to appre- ¬ ciate them Come in and take a look it will cost you nothing tf Newton Mitchell See onr new invoices of fashionable THE prettiest and most stylish colore Spring and Summer shoes for ladies and and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson misses New styles arriving daily tf Isgrigs just received Davis Thomson Isorig tf 9 THE GREAT MAJESTIC eg 14 pr 3wk R B HUTCHCRAFT Executor 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 1 can show two patterns prices to any other dealers one An ex- ¬ e a mmssm g PUBLIC SALE I will sell Monday May 1st 1899 court day in Parip Ky one nice Stam boul mare 1st dam Luna 2d dam Moon shine Alt o her yearling filly colt by Dr Hooker MRS N D McCLINTOCK Box 803 Paris Ky ¬ The Facts in the Case merchandising Perhaps you may find lower prices but t ey will surely be for fabric workmanship or articles worth every much less than the difference l find higher prices but no matter what You can easily anybody says can you find better than best Our goods have to be thoroughly satisfactory abso- ¬ The guarantee that goes with them lutely pleasing makes this imperative Any goods we sell you must invariably be of good quality and correct in style and fit Our prices also must be reasonable ancfc fair This because we are here to carry on business and these are the only true principles of good MAJESTIC jfi KAJCSTIC T Notice to Creditors THE GREAT MAJESTIC PERRYS STOVE ASDT1S STORE Persons holding claims against the trust estate of Roseberry Rogers are re quested to present them to the under signed at onoe or to leave them for the undersigned at the law offices of Mc- ¬ Millan Talbott in Paris Ky ¬ ¬ perienced Interior Decorator al ¬ ways at your service Work guaranteed Then bear in mind I am always showing a large and exclusive line of Baby Carriages Bed Room Toilet Sets Chiffoniers sets Lamps Hammocks Ladies Desks Book Cases and anything else pertaining to the house furnishing line The best REFRIGERATOR i the NORTH STAR Sold only by ¬ Jno fl Roseberry Trustee c 4t PARKER Fourth an I Main Sts JAMES Paris Ky Your Money Back On Demand I have a complete line of the great T E Howe is agent for the Carlisle Majestic ranges For gas fittinps house furnishings Creamery milk and also for the Elgin Pictures and Room metal roofing door and Creamery S J Stevens butter of Cin- Elegant line plumbing Mouldings refrigerators etc I cinnati window screens 14apr lmoi Send me your old furniture to be re can give the best line for the least mon paired Low price on candies for entertainey Your furniture moved by experienced ments Cheap hut pure BEN PERRY hands Ky Newton tf ¬ ¬ ¬ J T HINT0H Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches ¬ Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE J Paris Mitchell 1 I Ma JDl3ITKBOrrrriiivv5 rAnif BY Veil JAY MAY 5 1899 5 THE BGUBBON HEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Earnest Labors Rewarded at the Christian Church for nearly two -- PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN Moores Sentence Commuted C C Eld Zach Sweeneys earnest labors Moore v ho was sentenced to weeks have been rewarded with great lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as succeso oor and up io last night forty seven j is mail matter Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At persons had been added to the church The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Tuesday night he preached a most TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere eloquent sermon on the subject Saul of Mr G S Varden the druggist has Tarsus which was heard by an exceedSUBSCRIPTION PRICES ingly large audience which included been confined to his bed for a week Payable in Advance Oneyern S2 00 Six mouths 41 00 over til ty persons who came over Mrs M B Adair of Mt Sterling from Georgetown to attend the meeting is the guest of her son Mr A C Adair Make all Checks Money Orders Etc The visitors were delighted with the payable to the order of Cuav Miller Mr Ernest Reed the New York sermon and the service Misses tiara dry goods man was in the city yesterWilmoth and Minnie Borland made day O P Carter Sr has been very 11 the confession at the conclusion of the Mr Jake Bishop the veteran com for a week sermon yes ¬ J T Beasley of this county has Eld Sweeney delivered another beau- mercial traveler was in the city bought the grocery of Gus Margolen tiful discourse Wednesday evening be- terday Miss Hettie Whaley is visiting her in Richmond fore a large assembly and Mr and sister Mrs Hoffman Wood in Mt The Boston Bloomer Girls are billed Mrs G B Alexander Miss Duuning Sterling to play a game of baseball here to day ton and Roy Borland responded to the Mrs Hamlet Sharp and son of invitation all making the confession exwith a local team cept Mrs Alexander who presented her Maysville are guests at Mr Henry Ingriggs J Perry Hutchcraft and Henry B letter from a Covington Church Clay have been appointed storekeepers Miss Ella Ranson left Wednesday The gospel truths have seldom been so in the internal revenue service earnestly so simply and so eloquently for a visit to Mrs J R Williams in Falmouth The City Federation of Clubs will meet presented to the people of Paris by a Mrs Grimes of Carlisle is a guest at half past seven oclock to morrow visiting minister as Eld Sweeney has on Hig afternoon in the basement of the Christ- presented them and it is regretted that of her son Mr John Grimes all who have come to the church have gius Avenue ian Church not been able to get seats Mr Newt Smith a Cincinnati Found Fraternity pin with owners Last night Eld Sweeney preached an druggist was the guest of friends in the initials engraved thereon Owner can excellent 6ermon on the subject Saving city Wednesday get same by proving property and pay- Faith to a large audience N Mr A J Binzel of the L ing charges There will oe services again to night spent several aays of this week in pans and linen blouse and it is presumed that the meeting will Maysville visiting relatives Linen knee suits for boys ages three to eight and continue over Sunday Miss Katherine Gay of Woodford boys linen suits eight to fifteen at Linen hats for men and boys at Price county arrived Wednesday afternoon tf Price Cos clothiers for a visit to her bister Mrs Newton tf Cos clothiers Mitchell Co have purchased G S Vardhin City Ex Bourbons In Kansas Miss Norma Snell is expected to ar a large and handsome new soda fountain to place in their store They will A Kansas City correspondent eends rive to day from Cynthiaua to be a have it running in a few days The News the following items about guest at Dr John Jamesons on Pleasant street Bourbons in that city Early yesterday morning the country exSamuel Wornall son of the late Perry arMary Webb Miss Gass between Maysville and Carlisle was Worntll of this county has sold bis rived home Wednesday afternoon from visited by a rain and hail storm which farm which adjoined the S B Armour a visit to Miss Katherine Gay atPisgah was almost a cloud burst in violence farm near Kansas City to Mr Armour in Woodford county 60000 and Mr A horse belonging to Jesse Letton ran taking in payment Mr and Mrs James Ray McCar Excelsior Springs place who have been visiting relatives in this off last night aud collided with a tele Armours u i i i TUo The consideration is equal to 100000 xuo grupu puie uer iub city for several weeks left Wednesday Dennis Hoberan has one of the most for a business trip to Chicago was badly damngd The horse ran into shoe stores in the city and is the creek and stopped Messrs G G and J C Hamilton having a fine trade of Mt Sterling will give a box party at Mrs Franki e Barlow widow of Warren Stoner will soon embark into MansfieMs perfomance of Cyrano de Jas Barlow of Jacksonville was yes- the harness borse business Bergerac next Tuesday night at Lexterday paid 126953 by H S Stout Mips Annie Lillestoi who has been being agent of the New York Life ington to Mr and Mrs Sidney G Clay with the John C Taylor dry goods store of this city four thousand dollar policy on return for eight years is enjoying a vacation premium plan Hon Perry Belmont and bride of Custis Talbott of Hutchison is in New York arrived at Lexington WedCrawfokd Bros have made atupe Kaunas City prospecting preparations for warm weather bypu Mrs C B Crosthwaite is at the nesday night to spend their honeymoon Beau ing in four fans at their barber 6hop German Hospital to undergo a dan- at Mr Belmonts stock farms The bride was mont and LaBelle Three will be run by water power and gerous operation being Mrs Slone and one by electricity while you get a cool Louis T Lilleston now has a position a Vanderbilt tf comfortable shave with Harris the Hatter and Fur- was divorced but four hours before be coming Mrs Belmont Mr Sloane is IT is said that the Kentucky Fish and nisher Roy Eubanks formerly of this city worth 9000000 and Mr Belmont ¬ ¬ -- two years in the Federal prison for sending obscene uiaiter through the mails in Lis paper the Bluegrass Blade will be liberated on July 8th his sen tence having been commuted to six months by President McKinley Moore says he will return to Lexington and re sume the publication of bis paper ¬ FOR NEW School News The first examiuatioafor white teach- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ers will take place on Friday and Satur day May 19th aud 20th It will open ai 830 oclock Friday mominur in the Circuit Court room at the Court House Those expecting to be examined must be prompt The first exauiinati n for the colored teachers will be on Friday and Saturday May 26th and 27th at the same place beginning at 830 oclock a m A new line of silk ties for 25 cents at Black Crepons Ladies Tailor Mac Separate Skirl Shirt Waists and Belts Go to is O TUCKERS- - Price Cos clothiers salt tf For to Geo sand cement etc go Stuarts opposite freight depot CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All shades in Colored Silks and Safins cheap Table Linen and Napkins in ireuv Varietv - tf ¬ Go to J C Snyder Co paper and window shades for wall- ¬ tf Livery Stable For Sale On Saturday May 13 the Jack Hook livery and sale stable will be sold without reserve This is an opportunity seldom had of buying a pplendid property and of making a good pajing investment Se alvrtneineut in another ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ column UJ Black Crepons from 50 cent- - to 8200 per yard ¬ c trayed cr Stolen Black horse about 14 J bauds high both hind feet white bleinir h on right fore foot Strayed from the place of Chas Higgins on Bethlehem pike Mon ¬ ¬ day night Suitable reward for infor ¬ mation leading to recovery of horse Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yatd 10 4 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per yard White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents lip Splendid Seamless Ladi- s1 and Childrens Hose 10 cents- - CHAS HALEY Leeslick Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs react this small print at a li eyesight is tailing and should have Iramediat Given Away Ky jn uuj up-to-da- te ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Game Club has hired several detectives to wach he different streams this sum row has a position at the stock yards in mer for the purpose of catching seiners Kansas City and dynamiters Several ponds near WU1 Startle Philadelphia Paris have recently been dynamited Prof Edwin Boone the hypnotist Dr Chas G Daugherty who won and mind reader who has been spend the highest honors at Bellevue Medical ing a few days at his home in this city College this year i expected home in a left Wednesday morning for Philadel- ¬ few days for a sLor visit He was giv- ¬ phia where be will bury alive his suben choice of seven fine positions of in- ject Arthur Gagner Prof Boone says terne at Bellevue Hospital He will be he is under a guarantee from medical giu his duties in July and will remain in colleges to keep the subject under His manv Paris Warn Vrwrt nvAr n vfor fourteen days before he friftnrU will congratulate him on his Kroaua formerly Gagner him resurrects good fortune traveled as a subject for Ferris the will send a delega- hypnotist The Paducah Elks tion one hundred strong to the Grand Prof Boone lately played to packed meeting in June at St Louis houses in Gallapolis and Pomeroy Ohio Lodge They will take abmt five hundred where the papers gave him column nobadges and will keep open house in well tices They are figfurnished headquarters Monument Unveiled uring on making the trip on a special train The Paris Cynthiaua an i LexThe monument to the Kentucky sol- ¬ will send several repre- diers engaged in the battle of Chicka ington lodees sentatives to the Grand Lodge meeting manga was unveiled Wednesday in Mr P I McCarthy has been elected Chiekamauga Park bv Miss Christine official representative of the Paris lodge Bradley daughter of Gov Bradley The event was of unusual interest as Parisians Saw The Derby the Kentucky monument is the first Col E F Clav J Hal Woodford that honors impartially the soldiers of E F Clay Jr Stout Leer Stamps both sides The shaft was presented to Moore Desha Lucas and Perry Tucker Gov Bradley by Maj Thomas H Hays went to Louisville yesterday moruing to representing the Kentucky Monument Bradley in the Gov Commission see the Derby run D H name of the State presented it to Gen The Derby was won bv A H nita H V Boy n ton representing the Chiek Morris colt Manuel by Bob second amauga Park Commissioners Ed Corrigaus Corsine J E Maddens Mazo third Time 212 Mrs Longs Concert The stake is worth 6000 of which 300 to the 700 goes to the second and Mrs K C Long whose sweet songs third have pleased so ninny people during the protracted meeting at the Christian Lot For Sale Church and on so many other occasions R W Handsome lot for sale off the will give a coucer Tuesday night at the 11th ad Main Christian Church A fine concert pro OConner place corner point in the city gram is promised wnich will include streets It is highest shade trees grown neighborhood fin some plantation melodies with guitar view anywhere around accompaniments by Mr Long The no objectionable it no expense for blasting rock you cut program will be announced later through solid earth for foundation It Mr and Mrs Long will leave in about perfect a fortnight for California fronts on two beautiful streets nnAmAnf rn efh Rtreet etc Sale at ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ last the pikes containing about 12 acres and all to call and have their eyes examined of each month and invite for which there is no has on it a large handsome brick house charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and all uecesary outbuildings Also one cottage and lot on Second street House hts four rooms hall and pantry back and front porches good cistern at door also good garden and in good neighborhood Also one acant lot on High street near Second nbont 100x200 feet Mr Walter Clark at lower livery a 6000000 stable will take pleasure iu showing any Lieutenant John S Winn of the of above property AMOS TURNEY Second Cavalry which is now stationed J F CLAY at Cienfugas Cnba is visiting at tl e j35 Next visit Thursday May 11 189 Executors home of his brother in law Mr Jan es A T Forsyth Auctr McClure to recuperate from an illness of Cuban fever Mrs Winn who has been staying with her parents at Walla Walla Washington has couih to Paris wY Von to look at our line Do you n ed a Spring Suit If o to be with her husband Lieut Winn WE MARK STRICTLY FIRST CLASS for Spring and Summer was a month making the trip from The undersigned Executor of Thos A WO UK and do not compete wi h cheap tailors who give you cheap Cuba haviug to rest up in the hospitals Futchcratt pnrsnaut to an agreed order work You know suspen of the 3onrbon Circuit Court will on you car not gnt sun thing for nothing Good and buy The and ¬ ¬ Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses hnve porfert enses fectly centred antf made of purest material set in frames of the highest elastici vjuently of greates As Executors of D Tnrnev we will durability united with the utmost llsihtness and elegance wnenboth frames and lenses 11 Kowens are for offer at public sale on the premises on are scientifically fitted by lr Cspectacles nor ystem they always give satisfaction fit they perfect Never buy cheap of men who do not know how to them You will get poorly adjusted opectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off without any glasses than with either of these defects Buy Imperial spectacles of a reliable skillfa SATURDAY MAY 6TH 1899 dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end 10 oclock a m Bogie Place at the We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit cor Cliutouville and Lexington turn- ¬ our store on Thursdays second TnT JAwULlU 10 U Y mr ale If you cannot if 1 4- - inches your 311 i u Public Sale SFPlinSTGr that TH OPtinSTGr Go des at Price ¬ ¬ clothes are hound to cnt more thm ihep Jind inf rir ones tf 81TUIIAI MAI 13TH 1899 We will make you a suit CHEAPKri THAN ANY HOUSE IN The Fire Co Question on the beginning about 230 p m the way they are ex KENTUCKY when von tike into roiixiuWsitioii premises heieinatter d scribed DeThe differences between the Fire Every suit we put up i GUAItAN TEED to be the LATEST pose to public sale the lot and buildings made partment and the City Council are vet thereon owned by ihe late Thos A THING out ¬ ¬ President Cos clothiers ¬ ¬ ¬ The Department resigned unsettled last week becauee the Council refused to increase the fire company appropriation from 250 to 350 The Pans Fire Department is a very efficient body and the 350 would be little enough for its services The salary now paid will hardly pay for the clothing ruiued at fires The Council should give the increase asked ¬ Hutchcraft commonlv known as the Jack Hook livery stable located in A 6000 Silver Service ¬ The contract to furnish the silver ser Miles-Es-pa- vice to be presented to the battleship Kentucky has been awarded to a Phila delphia firm The service will consist of more than seventy pieces and will cost six thousand dollars cash It will be finished before the battleship goes in¬ at 60 00 per month tember Of the three upstairs rooms one is now leaded bv the month at 5 00 per month The purchaser will be entitled to nil rents accruing after the sale Bidders are invited to inspect the property TekMS Said sale will be made upon The service credits of 6 and 12 months for equal to service in November money the pur will be engraved with designs suggest parts of the purchase chaser to execute bonds pa able to the and will be the undersigned with good surety to be apive of Kentucky handsomest of any American battle ¬ proved of by the undersigned bearing interest from date of sale until paid at ship except the Indiana the rate ot 6 per cent per annum due iu 6 and 2 months respectively Davis Thomson Isgkig have just received an elegant line of latest shapes R B HUTCHCRAFT styles and colors in ladies and gentle Executor of Thos A Hutchcraft tf mens footwear McMillan Talbott Attys 1899 ¬ Paris Ky on Main Street between 7th and 8th afreets fronting on Main street and extending back to Pleasant street a distance of about 214 feet adjoining on Main street on one side the Murray property and on the other the property of J T Hinton aud being the same property couveyed to Thos A Hutch craft by A L Butler by ded recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court to which reference is made for a more particular description This is the most desirable livery and sale stable in P r s The stable proper pud lower rooms are leased until Sep ¬ ¬ RP S E TIPTON LOWRY CO Fine Mercnant Cutter ELEGANT INVOICE OF Spring and Summer Shoes JUST RECEIVED We have received a complete line of fashionable Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen These invoices include the latest styles and shapes and colors in stylish footwear You will find just what you want among our stock lt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGKIG L for Summer at fifty cents a suit at tf Cos Price raisins seedless raisins Gentlemens balbrUgau underwear currants Nuts tf dates figs The Aetna Life Insurance Co 1 AS PLAIN AS THE NOSE ON YOUR FACE 12 oclock noon Saturday May 6th Estill Springs- - Newton Mitchell The Mexican Bull Fighters ONE of the prominent features of the Famous Mexican Ball Fighters is Jose Trigos performing Mexican bull A feature that cannot be duplicated the marvelous exploits of this bovine wonder being almost incredible He is as and exceedingly active as a deer tractable He teeters or plays see saw rolls a huge ball with his fore feet fires off a pistol waltzes and jnmps hur dles an exemplification of animal train ing of most extraordinary character A new line of collars and ties for toThe show will be seen in this city tf Cos clothiers ladies at Price It N depot night near the L ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ W R Thomas late of this city now of Lexington has gone to Estill Springs to assume the management of the Estill Springs Hotel during the coming season which will open June 1st Extensive improvements are being made at this noted resort and Mr Thomas will doubtless make it as attractive and popular as it has been in the past Mr Thomas is a splendid manager and is well known to hundreds of people in Central Kentucky that our laundry woik beet in every way is the fiutst ard We are the peoples friends We re¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on ¬ in color finish aud general excellence when compimi ro that done by any other method in Paris Reed Steam Laundry Co free 4555727215 Your shirts collars and cuffs are sent A sets Jnn 1 97 97 3884576990 LmbilitH Jan laundry is Scrivens drawers at 75 cents on s le Surplus Jau 1 97 671150225 home from our tf at Price Cos clothiers Paid policy hollars since organization such perfect and artistic finish h o to distinguish them make haid 01 from the new article If yon want the beet wagon made bny W LlJiSTr Cr the Oweueboro for Bale only by G is ues every deeii Th- - Aetna Lif ahle foini of Lite Term Endowment Stuart opposite the frieght depot tf and Accident Insurance New York Edam pine apple Nenfa W M HINTON JU k BRO Proprietors Resident Agent chatel cheese James Phone 4 Main office at Parker Paris Ky Newton Mitchell tf Of Hartford Conn up-to-da- te 99 697808 5Mr The Bourbon Steam Laundry t 6 RAILROAD TIME THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY L N R oHRC Bay horse 15 hands 8 in foaled 1893 By ABERDEEN aire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 213 Alabaster 4 3U and fifty three in 230 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wiping 2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny 2 220 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 sou of Sultan 224 etc 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of in 230 list Sultan 224 etc 3rd dam Bell View Maid dam of Center 229 by Idol 177 e 4th dam by Pilo Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 210 etc 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Breed to early oeed if you want en rly speed Wiggins took his record of 219 and could beat 214 ai 2 years old He started in six races winning fire straight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his year 1895 Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a and as a yearling showed very fast aud gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson of Rushville Ind Jay-Ee-Se- a m m Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil ¬ STRANGE CRIME ¬ THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION The Public Hearing Resumed in Washing ¬ tonThe Sweat Shops in Chicago Are Given an Airing ARRIVAL OP TRAINS FromLexington Yoin Cincinnati 1058 a m 1010 p in 558 c 33d p m From Richmond 505 ainm 740 a m 328 p n om MaysriUe 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE O TRAINS 5lla 627 p 745 a in 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a 1014 pm To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p To Cincinnati- - 15 a m 751 a nu 1016 pm To Mays ville 750 a m 685 p m F B Oabb Agent SP mj m Relieves all pain instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema ca tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns Mrs Hickman and Mrs Hassall Found chapped hands or lips piles and all ul ¬ Dead in a Lodging House cers or sores of tkiu or mucous mem brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or It Is Believed the Former Woman Killed money refunded the Latter and Then Killed Herself Horsemen will find this oil will cur9 Mr Hassall W as About to scratches cracked heel alter burns Sail for London old sores and collar galls No cure no pay For sale by Clarke Kenuey Pris Stockton CmL May 3 A peculiar Kentucky lOmar 6mo WIGGINS 2 219 The industrial commission resumed its public hearing 4 Washington May in its headquarters at the Bliss build- ¬ ing Wednesday The first witness was Florence Kelly for four years chief factory inspector of Illinois Her statement New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a cozy new photograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he is prepared to irake good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be finished up promptly in ilrst class styte He solicits the patronage of the public ¬ ¬ mm a oi w TIME TABLE EAST 1 18a6t To My Patrons I have moved my gallery fixtures to LV Louisville 830am 600pm my residence on Henderson street but I Ar Lexington 115am 840pm Lv I Kington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm am prepared to make pictures from old Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm negatives or make large pictures and Ar M t JSterling 122 3pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 mm 340pm finish kodak woik Orders can be left Ar PhiladelphialOlram 7 05pm at Vardens drug store or at my resiAr New York 1240nn 908pm dence WEST BOUND ¬ BOUND L G RINNAN Trains marked thus f run daily cept Sunday other tnins run daily Ar liexinpton 800am 5 aipm 735ani 345pm Ar Frankfort 911am ii aipni A r Shelby ville 1001am 7Jpm Ar Louisville 4100am tfl5pm ex- ¬ Ar Winchester 730am 4pm 655am 250pm mail carrier will haul light bagLre to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post tf office S S Abnev Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car innervations or any information call on or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Agent L F B Lexington The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at Parker James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main Carr Phone No Mrs Hassall was insane The case is of May office at that ilace N R R Paris Ky 4 All calls or bundles entrusted similar to one which occurred at MemDAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER to them will receive prompt at- ¬ phis a few years ago tention The National A fro American Council of ¬ ¬ tragedy came to light here Tuesday when the bodies of Mrs William Hick- ¬ said 150000 were in Cook county man and Mrs H A Hassall clasped in Practically all the ready made clothloving embrace but both dead were ing and much of the so called merchant TO INSURE A COLT found in a room of a lodging house a tailor work of the city was sweat shop Lien retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day Acci having ended the life of each work pure and simple The conditions lents and escapes at owners ri9k For further particulars address bullet Mrs Hassall had been morbidly infat surrounding the works were unsani JAMES K CLAY uated with Mrs Hickman for some tary and harmful in a marked degree Marchmoiit Stock Farm Paris Ky months Child labor she said was also used in Monday night Mrs Hassall told Mrs direct defiance of the limit Hiekman that she was going to start in force in the state She said the emfor London Tuesday and begged Mrs ployes had no difficulty in evading this Hickman to spend the night with her law and securing age certificates for Mrs Hickman consented and her rela- the children lin tives growing alarmed at her Ba fKvvBn A Many of these little ones she deif fla I VvviN W 111 ufBwi EB k I hbW BBi Ls 9 iBM Tuesday visited the lodging clared worked for the first year for house and discovered the bodies Mrs nothing with the promise of a dollar a Hafesail had killed Mrs Hickman and week at the end of that time and ulti then herself mately perhaps S3 to 4 per week Mrs Hassall came from London when they had reached the top of the Bag and called herself the duchess ladder in their line She strongly ad claiming that her husband is a duke vocated the passage of a law similar She became so madly infatuated with in its general provisions to the Sulzer Mrs Hickman that her husband left act now in force in New York her but the couple were about to be The commission has received word Rin2 out tte 14 sBlS n RinS ln the new Mr reconciled Mr Hassall is the chief from Chief Counsel Dodd of the Standut ke Aise Ring in the true vMkSI Kft3Sfe Wll RinS i ranger of the Order of Foresters in ard Oil Co assuring them that John n3 ImSSJbA 5tK U miff e br5n2 3 VI- the new and true from tn this city and is supposed to be well to D Rockefeller and others of the com ¬ wt A ey foreCa or Norway all ffslttb4itP EwuSHft P iTi do but he has been waiting in a res pany will be pleased to comply with taurant for some time the commissions request to appear in Medical men are of the opinion that Washington between the 15th and 20 th ¬ particularly with sweat shops in Chicago She painted the picture in dark colors Of the 200 000 factory workers in Illinois she dealt j 2000 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ non-appearan- ce ¬ SPV Bm c Hmi i BaV - ¬ ¬ ¬ Sml wiSaXAllsJpi - DR -T- BELLS Pine science to a ar-Honey LIEUT GILM0RE AND HIS MEN the of Nature s most natural remedy Improved by Frankfort Cincinnati ffyv My agency insures against First Authentic fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ TheKegardiMg Them Information Received at Hands the Lnited States Sets Apart Friday June 2 for That Purpose NEW YORK Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Pleasant Permanent Positive ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME ARD IN EFFECT DE EMBER 5th 18 8 EAST BOUND N l Hasg liable nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent FI-lA-IsTO prompt paying compa- ¬ Lve Frankfort a Lvc Flkhorn Lve Switvjr Lve stamping Grnd Lve Duval Is Lve Iohason Lve Georgetown Lve C B Ry Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centreville Lve Etzaeth Arr Paris c 7 7 7 7 Utam 18am Ham 7 7 2am 7 34am 7 39m Dam S 50am 17am 25am Mixed 3 40pm i Xpm 3 52pa 1 20pm 1 35pm 4 OQpm 4 10pm 1 55pm 4 16pm 4 22pm 4 2 pm 2 30pm 4 38pm 3 00pm 4 48om 4 5 5 No 3 Pass No 5 DE 9 HUBS Mowers see It on are going to buy Binders or 8 s 4lam ain f 6 pm 00pm 10pm THE PLAN0 next Court day May 1st the best in the world WEST BOUND NoT2 No Guaranteed Pass j Lve Elizabeth s entrevflle Lv- - Newtown Lv C s Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown Lve Paris Pas 4 o 9 LveJohnson - 5 50pm 4Sam 5 55pm 9 53im ft 03pm 10 2sam 6 17pm 7 50am M Jam ft 20pm 7 51am 9 4iam sOam 5 4pm No 6 Mixed W 1 HAS LAYTOX I PKDDTCOKD llapr tf Centkrville Ky Agents 1043am 6 32pm Lv Duvalls Lve Stamping Grnd 0 50am 6 9pm 8 22am li 00m G 49pm 8 4 Jam Lve Hwitz r 11 i7am 6 56pm 8 55am Lvflkhorn 11 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frank ort a Dly except Sunday N b connects a Connect wih L with Q cMiueciN with Ky Central 7m ft 2ftpm to buy threshing machinery saw mills or supplies CO ROBINSON Richmond Lsd W F PeddkOrd Agent Write for catalogue if you are going Centervilie Ky KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS F 340 - MiAMi 7K L- - 616 1142 Ar 720 r0 tUO 42- 750 Lv 840 Ar Ar Frank Tort Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond lAr JOS 1028 617 Lv 9301 540 Lv 545 l Lv 709 255 Lv 620 200 Ar Ar 1120 710 AM P M EW IPJtWEI M8N1S STOBL LATEST GEO B K HARPER Gonl Supt NEWTON G P A BRIGHTEM COLORS ATTRACTIVE FUJI I KS rrwr hi M ki T3 Aoi fcXf JjB H BfcT 4B ft Ka3 Tta Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of younic and miJdlo aged mcaare troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may havo a emari- inff sensation email twisting stream Haying arranged with one of the most enterprising wall papr manufactories in Ohio to furnish us the latest deigns 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 Cincinnati in she decorating line Come in and exame our stock ¬ J C SIi IE k CO Afro American council of the Lnited States has issued a proclamation call- ¬ 3 The first authentic ing upon the colored people of this Mamia May information regarding Lieut J C COOntry to set apart Friday June 3 as Uilmors and his party of 14 men from a day of fasting and prayer and has the United States gunboat Yorktown called upon all colored ministers to de- ¬ who were captured b- - the Filipinos on vote the sunrise hour of the following April 12 received Tuesday at the Sunday June 4 to special exercises in hands of Maj Arguelescse of the statf order that God the Father of Mer of Caen Antonio Luna cies may take our deplorable case in It is in the form of a lst of the miss his own hands and that if vengeance ing men and is signed by Lieut Gil is to be meted out let God Himself re mote Ttc lieutenant reports that he pay and his party have been brought The proclamation invites all the col- ¬ act oss the mountains from llaler ored clergy of all denominations to co- ¬ where they were captured operate and consists of a length setThis information was brought in re ting forth of the present indescriba- ¬ sponse to a note which Maj Gen Mac ble barbarous treatment of the Negro Arthur sent to Gen Luna by Maj in this country Reference is made to Shields and Lieut Hayne and which the loyalt of the Negro in foreign those officers bearing a flag of truce wars and the recent lynchings of the carried across Gen Lunas lines on colored persons in the south are de ¬ Monday evening The note after ask nounced in the most strenuous lan ing for information regarding Amer- guage ican prisoners in Gen Lunas hands concluded with the message that he THE MEN OF THE YORKTOWN Gen MacArthur would be pleased to Seven of the Prisoners Are Unaccounted meet Gen Luna for According to the List Sent by Maj Shields and Lieut IIa3ne found Adm Dewey Their Names a span of the railroad bridge a mile from St Thomas broken Washington May 4 TheTollowiug Washington May 3 The following was received at the navy department cablegram was received at the war de- Wednesday morning from Adm Dewey partment at midnight Manila May I Following from Manila May 3 Adjutant General Yorktown are prisoners in insurgent Washington List of prisoners in the headquarters at Fanifedro Lieut of the insurgents just received Gilmore Chief Quartermaster William hands shows Lieut Gilmore and seven en- Walton Sailmakers Mate Paul Van listed men navy lost from Yorktown doit Coxswain John Ellsworth Ap¬ and six enlisted men army three of prentice third class Albert Peterson the six wrongful- - arrested in January Landsman Silvio Rrisolose Landsman before hostilities commenced all re- ¬ Lyman Paul Edwards and Landsman ported to be doing well Besides the Fred Anderson Provisions have been above there are two men in the hands sent them by Otis Am continuing in of the insurgents south and Capt quiry as to the fate of the other sever Rockefeller still unaccounted for DEiVKV Otis Those of the York towns crew not yet accounted for are Gunners Mate HE ESCAPED FROM PRISON R J Mygard Seamen W H Rynders and O W Woodbur- - Apprentice D F Seaman O li McDonald Timothy Hogan Mail Rohber and Noted Vanville Landsmen J Dillon and C A Mor Criminal Breaks Out of the Ohio Feniteutiary By a Trick risey Uaj Argnlesese Tuesday May 4 The National The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila ¬ us ¬ ¬ I AM 80 YEARS any remedy equal to Dr Bells it gives quic if and permanent rpHef In jrrlpas well as coughs androids Itmalcea weak InnjTJ strong Mrs fiL A Metcalfa tBducah Ky- Pine-1ar-Hon- ey Bottles Oni 25c 50c and 100 SUm BE SURE YOU GET OLDL aad never nacd rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflated membranes are heaied and soothed so that then Is no inclination to cough SOLO Bv Act GOOD DRUGGISTS Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey ¬ n The New Werner Edition of ¬ Encyclopedia Britannica v t ¬ ¬ IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES Give Your Boys a Chance ft were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages before them A way has been provided in the New Werner Edi- ¬ K tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan- -- ¬ Nal ¬ u ¬ i 5 The best thoughts on all subjects in the history of man are treasured there A systematic study of this work is equal to any college ¬ nica complete in thirty volumes course Algebra Anatomy Arch- ¬ ¬ Political Economy are a few of its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the itecture Building Electricity Main St bet Gtli and 7tli cutting pains ai nines engni ais chanro difliculty in commencing weak organs emissions an I all the symptoms of nervous debility they havo STItlC TV UK Dont let doctors experiment on vnu bv cuttiinr strctcbiug or tearing you This will not euro you as it will return Our MJV METHOD TIIKAT- Hharp ¬ 1 can cover roturn ing no dotcntion from business by our method Ihosexuulorgansarestrengtn enod The nerves aro invigorated and tlio bliss of manhood returns 1 sihRorliH tlio 4 u IIUIIUU IVIUUVtM IUUMI YfKVT iviuiwirciiiniiij ¬ No pain no suffer- inilt Rtricturfl tissue I WECURE GLEET aged mon are having tncir Fcxuai vigor rltallKf AAntimmllu en iitkI hv thlfl Thousands of young and middlo nuu filll- - ease They aro frequently unconscious of the causo or these symptoms uenorai Weakness Innatnral Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at timos Smarting oen satioo Sunken Ey s with dark circles Weak Back Uenoial Depression Lack Shrunken Varicocele of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo the cause Dont consult family AnntnrK ihrv hiva no exDcrieuco in thnnn Mr ial diseases dont allow Quacks to cxperimoat on yon Consult Specialists who have made a lifo study of Diseasesof Mon and Women OurNEW MHTIiOU TREATMENT will posi tirely cure you Ono thousand dollars Spring am Summer Outing Trip Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line Cincinnati for Pittsburgh Leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday every 5 p m First class fare one way 700 Round trip 1000 rml8 ride meals and ¬ for a cannot cure ca o wo Bccept icrmsmoueraioioracure for treatment and The Famous Passenger Kiver Route STEAMFKS Virginia Queen City Keystone State CURES GUARANTEED EMISSIONS We twit and enre VARTCOBLF RYPHfLTS ILKKL gTRICTURK IMPOTKKCY SEORaT ES BOOKS CONSUIiATlON FREE H ansble to call wnre for FREE rl ESTTON BLANK los HOME TREATMENT DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ KIDNEY and BLADDER Divases Berths included On Keystone State City and Virginia f200 on Qaeen economical and luxu 14 00 The most rious tiip in the Middle West For printed matter and information ad ¬ Columbus o May 3 Timothy Ho- gan the notorious mail robber and one of the smoothest of criminals escaped from the Ohio penitentiary Tuesday afternoon He has been employed on the tobacco contract and had secreted himself in a box just as the wagon was about to leave with a load from the As yet no trace of him penitentiary has been discovered Hogan has a long criminal record and the police in nearly every large city have had dealings with him He had keys in his possession to the mail boxes in nearly all the large cities and dressing in the uniform of a earrier he or one of his confederates would walk boldly up to the box and extract therefrom the mail- - He was captured at Westerville a small town near here last May by the Columbus authorities and was scnienced to serve two terms of five years each the sentences to be served concurrently Col Funston Madeji Brigadier General Washington Maj 3 The president Tuesday morning promoted Col Vrcd Funston of the 20th Kansas to be a brigadier general for bravery in the Philippines War department officials are satisfied at this appointment Japanese Converts Change Their Minds Tacoma Wash May 3 A sensatiou has been caused in Japan by the with drawal from Christianity of three lead ing orthodox Christians Their rfttjon has given the cause of Christiaiity a great setback m Japan ANTI IMPERIALIST LEAGUE It Urges President McKinley to Offer the Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash 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 No i Philippine Government W it hdrawal Within Five Years 4 Boston May 4 The executive com- ¬ ¬ mittee of the Anti Imperialist league state that their recent recommenda tion to the president was misprinted in a manner which perverted the meaning It is explained that the suggestion was not that the small islands should be kept but that the Philippine government should be asked to cede to ¬ ¬ us one small island as a coaling sta- ¬ tion The dispatch xead as follows To the President We urge you to offer the Philippine government with- ¬ drawal in five years giving it mean- ¬ while moral support the Philippine government to reimburse our payment to Spain The United States to keep mall islands Kansas Wheat Crop Topeka Kan May 4 This section of the state was visited by rain Tues- ¬ day night which did much good to the Machine Finish Book Paper 45 00 First payment One Dollar 100 and Three Dollars 300 per month thereafter No 2 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 7500First 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 - The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High For sale by G S VARDEN Bill Posting Co CO PARIS KY Luxuries For Men dress KFiMEDYiTkERGAN 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O E R Mauck Agt J F Ellison Supt No 204 Pub ldg Cinti O ¬ ¬ 18uir lsep99 Hr - r f HM jl y a aia ttt m k- rt biit 0 MB -- wiH quick and easy ehavu is a luxury which all men appreciate and a KY BOX 0 PARIS lnxnry which all men get who patronize We make a specialty of posting and Crawford Bros shop next door to the distributing all classes of paper large or Bourbon Bank Excellent bath serriot growing crops Reports from over the also distribute booklets dodgers in connection with the shop New pa state indicate that wheat has generally smallat reasonable rates etc tf imoroved Get onr prices before placiu vour rons are alwayc welcome rork Aged Womans Alleged Crime Good stands in good locations and Iusure your property against tire Springfield Mo May 4 The wife good work guaranteed wind and lightning in the Hurst Home of Squire Willard 72 is under arrest Insurance Co a safe and reliable com on a charge of having attempted to pany CALDWELLS Assassinate Judge David Gailley The t W Milleb Agent contents of a shotgun were emptied Paris Ky COflSTIPATIONil into the body of the judge as he slept a clean SOn II PEPSlN r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY HINTS TO SHEARERS 5 1899 NEW YORK CENTRAL PARSNIP COMPLEXION A Golden 8a Ifow I Mr T E5 Wed ngr ¬ mlpH WHEAT FROM RUSSIA Broaght Here by the Agricultural Department for the Benefit of Anericun Farmers During the last year the United States department of agriculture has had four agricultural explorers at work in different parts of the world having in view the Introduction into the United States of such seeds and plants as may prove to be of economic value Prof Mark A Carleton ha s just returned from He is confident that some of Ilussia the seeds he secured will prove of ben- ¬ efit He mentions a winter rye which is grown at Ust sisolsk which is in about GO degrees north latitude The climatic conditions arc similar to those ¬ it Perform tfce Work Without Injuring or ErerlnstinKly Frightening the Sheeu lt Passenger Earnings Including Controlled Lines Excel the Pcnn- ylvavS A Stupendous Showing jljl llPi K of Miss Popu lar Esteem and W sm nSSfBfE JIKfifflSra m Mr Ayers Sarsapanlla Fifty years of happiness fifty years of doing good The only Sar saparillainthe world that ever celebrat- ¬ ed its fiftieth of Labrador It is believed rye will do well in Alaska that this The cereal that promises best re- - 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 Get a bottle today of NEW GIANT WHEAT ers Sarsapanlla which made 9 Srsaprillt famous and as a macaroni wheat The Polish I wheat needs a warm climate millet are i ioo a Bottle All Druggists Sell Ayers Sarsaparilla Several varieties of broom to come These are for cold dry climates They are grown in Kussia for Cheap Excursions 18M Business Enterprise Assembly Cum- the seeds principally and are used for The keen eyed stranger sidled up to the Annual Meeting General food in the way of soups and gruels tall man who was hurriedly shuffling over berland Presbyterian duncfe at Denver Col May 18 to 26 his mail Beg pardon sir he said but It is possible that we may thus add if I am not mistaken you are one of the Annual Meeting General Assembly Presby something desirable to our dietaiy physicians of the sick author I am reterian Church at Minneapolis Minn Muy Two varieties of oats the Swedish and 18 to June 1 you said man marked the tail Thank Then I assume that yours National Baptist Anniversaries at San Tobolsk are expected to be the thing the stranger Francisco Cal May 26 to 20 is one of the names that appears on the hourneedful in the dry cold regions of the ly bulletin It does said the tall man National Educational Association at Los An west The government importation is uly 11 to 14 said the stranger Thank you again geles Cal And now what I want to suggest is that For all these meetings cheap excursion from this selected seed The other vayou permit me for a handsome compensarates have been made and delegates and riety is from Tobolsk in the northern of course tc add these words at the others interested should bear in mind that part of Siberia where it is dry and tion Use Bulgers the bet route to each convention city is bottom of each bulletin St Paul Ry cold They fight off disease Blood Bitters via the Chicago Milwaukee The total importations amount to Choice of routes is of man trembling and its connections Sir snorted the tall those bulletins are not fered those going to the meetings on the Pa about 30 varieties of eereals and forwith indignation advertisements Arent they screeched cific Coast of going via Omaha or Kansas age plants besides vegetable seeds anc Then take your City and returning by St Paul and Minnethe peppey 6tranger melons ¬ ¬ ¬ 876977 St Louis New York Chicago suits is the Kuhenka wheat from the 31525758 Kuban territory in the Volga region Pennsylvania lines While this is a spring wheat in Russia Pennsylvania Railroad 21200000 8800000 Penn lines west of Pittsburg it is believed it can be changed to a PERCHES FOR FOWLS winter wheat here It is hardier than 30000000 any of our wheats and is the great All Should Be Movable So as to Facil ¬ -- BufTalo Commercial April 4 1899 bread wheat of the Volga region This A stolen pair of shoes is boot y L A W itate the Application of Disin ¬ wheat needs a warm climate and is Bulletin fectants and CleantnK expected to give good results in Texas western Kansas and THE MARKETS Fowls will jump from the lowest eastern Colorado It does best in Rus¬ perch to the next and so on to the high4 1N INNATT sia where the annual rainfall is only est and then quarrel All they want LIVE STOt - Cattle tommou Ci 5 Mav a 15 inches In western Kansas the an is the highest place It is preferable to u 4 t5 Select butchers 7 10 73 fALVKS Fir to pood liriu nual rainfall is 18 inches have the perches placed on a level also lluc C jaisf and neav 6a i M A variety called Polish wheat which the platform to catch the droppings It 3 70 Ifi Mixeu packers i til 75 u Litrhi hiprer was obtained has the largest grain of may be just high enough to be handy in SHEEP Choice 3 81 ail wheat in the world the average cleaning and the perches about one LAMBS prii UiW 4b Quo 7o FLOUR Wiuicr of the kernels being about five foot above it All perches should be GKA1N M heat patent length No 2 red l 72 sixteenths of an inch Like the Ku movable so as to facilitate the applica Sn 3 red dj 71 urn No J muted banka it is exceedingly hard but is tion of kerosene when necessary to t aw Oiis not a bread wheat Its use is in pastry every part The reason why fowls all Rye No kv Sal HAY Priii to laoicft nd I will offer the following suggestion for the guidance of amateur sh arers Professionals may smile but this is not intended for them writes W B Vestal in an exchange First you want a smooth table about four feet wide and three feet high The planks must be planed so that the wool will not cling to them Lay the sheep up with belly to the front strap head down with bell collar then with jocky stick about four and a half feet long with soft lace leather strings at each end tie the hind feet to one end and the lower iront to tne other commence shearing at the fore arm cut a ne from the front flank to the rear flank and down the ham Keep the fleece roll ¬ ing back until you are pest the line of the backbone by pulling the front cg backward you will have smooth sailing over the shoulder and half wav up the neck Shear the belly to a point opposite the place of beginning This can be done bv raising the stick and gently leaning against it to keep the feet up Now release the head and shear downward dividing the fleece at the throat so the fleece when off will be all in one piece like a pelt By lean ing against the table with the head under your left arm you will shear the neck breast and most of the shoulder before turning over To turn pull well forward tuck fleece close to back then steady the head with left hand and with the right grasp the stick midway and gently raise the feet and roll him over the fleece a good soft bed strap down head turn the fleece back and you will have clear sailing to the finish with fleece mbroken sheep unhurt from struggling and the boy having a good time fishing at the brook And now let me say a word to you about that boy of yours If you wish him to be a good shepherd if you wish him to love sheep and love the farm then dont compel him to hold sheep while you shear have some fond recollections them of holding sheep some 40 years since which are still fresh and green ¬ 1 New York Central system including and controlled lines leased operated east 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- 75S 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 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- ¬ The passenger department of the dition The sallow colorless looking people you often meet are afflicted with kid- ¬ ney complexion Their kidneys are turning to a parsnip color so is their complexion They may suffer from indigestion bloating sheplessness uric acid gravel dropsy rheumatism ca tarrh 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 ftoot the great kid ¬ ney liver and bladder remedy will build up and strengthen weak and un ¬ healthy kidneys purify the diseased kidney poisoned blood clear the com plexion and soon help the sufferer to ¬ - 2stt sV - v- - Pennsylvania 21200000 New York New Haven Hart- ¬ ford including New England Railway 15300000 New York Central Hudson operated River leased and line 15211000 Southern Railway System 4800100 Pennsylvania Lines west of Pitts- ¬ burg 8800000 Eoston Maine System 8500000 Chicago 6900000 Northwestern Chicago Burlington Quincy 6500000 5801 Canadian Pacific Chicago Milwaukee St Paul 5700000 5700000 Erie Atchison Topeka Santa Fe 560000 5500000 Grand Trunk 5059000 Ohio Baltimore 4S00000 Southern Railway System Chicago rtocK isiana 4300000 Pacific 4 292000 Louisville Nashville Lake Shore Michigan Southern 4200000 4000000 Missouri Pacific System Albany Boston 4000000 3800000 Big Four West- ¬ Delaware Lackawanna 3600000 ern Michigan Central 3300000 2850000 Northern Pacific 2800000 Wabash Lehigh Valley 2700000 2700000 Central Railroad of New Jersey 2480000 Union Pacific 2074000 Great Northern 1961397 Chicago Alton 1857900 Chesapeake Ohio 1275174 Plant System 124S0OO Denver Rio Grande S76977 St Louis New York Chicago 638000 New York Ontario Western 544781 Pittsburg Lake Erie Two of the great systems show earnings from passenger traffic as follows New York Central lines 15214000 New York Central 3300000 Michigan Central Lake Shore Michigan Southern 4200000 3600000 Big Four 3800000 Albany Boston 544781 Pittsburg Lake Erie ¬ better health stands the highest for its- wonderful cures of the most distressing cases such as weak kidneys catarrh of the bladder gravel rheumatism and Brights 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 Pinghamton N Y When writing be sure and mention reading this generous offer in this pa- ¬ - The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is socn realized It per A L A B ¬ -- a- - f A i He V s 1 A A 7 fc ¬ 1 NTo - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ And he stalked away name off of em leaving the tall man speechless with rage St Louis Republic m An attractive illustrated and thoroughly reliable 64 page booklet devoted to fruit culture along the Frisco Line in Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Indian Territory just issued A copy will be sent free upon application to Bryan Snyder G P A Frisco Line St Louis Mo m Frail Farming Along the Frisco ¬ ¬ ¬ St Paul apolis The Chicago Milwaukee Rv has the short line between Chicago and Omaha and the best line between Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis the route of the Pioneer Limited the only perfect train in the world All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via St Paul Ry the Chicago Milwaukee For time tables and information as to rates and routes address Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 - FACTS FOR FARMERS second class seeds Keep the work on the farm well in hand Never let it get control of you Dont expect first class oats from ¬ Aeeih with great pains announced that Mr A recent advertisement in an Irish paper So-and-- extracted Does he call her a peach now He She No he says shes his box of strawberries because shes the dearest little thing lie ever saw Yonkers Statesman brains common sense and muscle in about equal parts and success is certain Corn is good for a night feed and for sitting hens as it maintains bodily Mix ¬ heat strive for the highest place in the roost is because they possess an instinct which teaches them that the higher they get the safer they are her ce when perches are of unequal height the strongest fowls occupy the highest place Probably the air is as pure three feet from the floor as higher Fowls when crowded into a small and close apartment by their respective respira tions give off considerable carbonic acid gas This being heavier than common atmosphere sinks to the floor when cold and mav have a deleterious effect on fowls roosting very low and odors are also evolved from decaying animal The perches and vegetable matter should be at least two inches wide and rest firmly in a slot or mortise Fowls will cling to one edge of a wide perch and the width will give opportunity to rest the weight on the shanks A very narrow perch makes it necessary to bear the weight on the breast bone mainly in one spot and this it becomes bent to one side This deformity is caused in many instances by roosting on the chine of a barrel or on the small limbs of trees Old fowls have their bones hardened so that they will stand the pressure without bending but all should have wide perches Farm and Fireside ¬ 11 CO 11 S T I PhOVfelON ltcwsytrk LarJ I1EK Ctuut c darr Prune to tuoitc creami ry APPLES- - Imjicc to fantj lOTATOES- - Per bu l W ty 4 6 4 r u DC 10 IK 14 5 3 Ml T Waeai No 2 iiAiN 3 Cbicago spring No t 1LJUR--OKN UICAGO tctn ta 0 No -- No S t 11 9 kL 7ti 71 MSJ LAB 1 Ik UK Mo stcara W 1 a V 8 00 N RTt E OATS Mixed POKK N u Mw HLT N COKN No V L4 mv ra rented 1 r j YORK 3 73 4 10 r patOtt ku tt1 f n at 00 4U E u LABASTINE is the original and only durable wall coating entirely different from all kal somines Ready for use in white or twelve beautiful tints by adding cold water AD1ES naturally prefer ALA BASTINE fdr walls and ceil- ¬ ings because it is pure clean durable Put up in dry pow- ¬ dered form in five pound pack- ¬ ages with full directions LL kalsomines are cheap tem- ¬ porary preparations made from whiting chalks clays etc and stuck on walls with de ¬ caying animal glue ALABAS TINK is not a kalsomine EWARB of the dealer who says he can sell you the same thing as ALABASTINE or something Just as good He is either not posted or is try ¬ ing to deceive you NT IN OFFERING something he has bought cheap and tries to sell on ALABASTINE S de ¬ mands he may not realize the damage you will suffer by a kalsomine on your walls ENSIBLE dealers will not buy a lawsuit Dealers risk one by selling and consumers by using infringement Alabastine Co own right to make wall coat- ¬ ing to mix with cold water HE INTERIOR WALLS of every schoolhouse should be coated only with pure durable ALABASTINE It safeguards health Hundreds of tons are used annually for this work N BUYING ALABASTINE see properly la- ¬ that packages are large four beled Beware of pound package light kalso- ¬ mine offered to customers as a five pound package UISANCE of wall paper is ob- ¬ It viated by ALABASTINE can be used on plastered walls¬ wood ceilings brick or canvas A child can brush it on It does not rub or scale off STABLISHED n favor Shun all imitations Ask paint dealer or druggist for tint card Write for Alabastine Era free to GranM ALABASTINE CO Rapids Michigan nsss m Laud 10 Wcaiera 50 fell fe j BALTIMORE FLOUR Family URAIN Wheal No southern Corn K f 2 red 30 78 7Vt Jb 1 3 GO OalK f AlTLE Fr tquul ty ROUS Western INDIANAPOLIS CHAIN Wheat No 2 red Corr No 5 mixtd Oats No S mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent URAIN Wheat Xo 2 red Corn Mixed Oal uixt d PORK -- Mess LARD Steam Nil viixt u Ni 2 woiie 2 vvo 74 G western gi 4 30 fe 3H fca 4 70 ir fe4 kt ilsae rapt Send vour address on a costal and we will send you our 158 page illus- JJ trated catalogue free S WINCHESTER 180 Winchester Ave 1 jj fe 3 73 - t44 fe fe fe fe4 felO 00 73 ir SI 00 fe e 00 THE mm FRANCES WILLARD HOSPITAL USES PE-RU-- KA FOR UTAH OF THE STOMICU A MOVABLE PTGPEN Good help on the farm is the cheapest upon the same principle that a good It Is Built Like a Sled and Iw Eatl article is always the cheapest Hauled from One Field to Smut increases from year to year if Another the land on which it makes it appear- ¬ ance is used for the same crop The accompanying illustration needs Make your plans to include a good but little explanation When pigs are large garden next year Theres money turned out to pasture in the spring or in the garden and good health too fall they should have some protection Resolve not to let cockle thistles from bad weather A pen like this is docks or any other specially annoying easily made and is very inexpensive plant go to seed on your farm this sea- ¬ A bundle of straw placed inside will son keep them comfortable and tbey amply Debt makes the plow harder to hold and causes the victuals to be less palata- ¬ ble Keep out of debt just as far as possible mashed together and fed with sour milk will put flesh on hogs faster than coin it is said Where mixed farming is followed some oats can nearly always be grown to be used for feed one advantage with them is that they come in early Western Plowman Boiled potatoes and Spalding m isBk OFFICIAL VVJfcSiat si National League Ball and is certified to as such by president N E Young ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES If a dealer does not carry Spaldings athletic goods in stock send your name and address to us and his too for a copy of our handsomely illustrated catalogue A C SPALDING BROS New York Denver Chicago DR Lea fiue Bail is the onlv genuine A for the Buckinghams Dye Whiskers 50 cts of druggists or LJ HEW HAVEH COX REPEATING ARMS CO Natural Black is Produced by RPHall Sc Co NashuaNH You will never know what is unless you use Good Ink Carters It no more than poor ink Boston Aids Digestion costs free Funny booklet How to Make Ink Pictures CARTERS INK CO Mass MOFFETTS boiled peas -- i mmtwit f uimmw EEIHINfl TFFTHIKfi PnWRFRS m I af I IW 1 1 jipi - WrfBfW Regulates tne Bowels Makes Teething Easy TEETHIM Relieves the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age Costs Only 25 Cents Ask Your Drucjsrist fcr it I j -- J Tff E The Frances Willard Hospital Chicago 111 ¬ Wms Georgian Dean was for three markable cures of cases of very obstiyears missionary in Liberia under the nate catarrh of the stomach where was the only medicine used I JA E Church from the training school ¬ consider it a reliable medicine in Chicago After ter return she stud ¬ Georgiana Dean ied nursing graduating from the pres- ¬ dyspepsia The symptoms of ent Frances E Willard National Tem- are Coated tongue catarrhalheavy feel pain or perance Hospital of Chicago She is an a as is ing in the stomach belching of gas enthusiastic friend of dizzy head sometimes headache de¬ videat from the following letter spondent feeling loss of appetite pal-¬ Chicago 111 Jan 20 1699 Drirr MT g Co Columbus O pitation of the heart and irregularity of Gentlemen Vc i will le 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 use of ArMroco TTartmn Co Vnntv der my care whene er prescribed by tne Jujsbus O physician I baveaeen some very re Pe-ru-- na ¬ Pe-ru-n- Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na Where cut feed is fed to horses a mixture of corn and oats ground together makes the best meal to put on the cut and moistened hay If the oats rre not to be had grind the corn and mix the meal with twice its bulk of vY sat bran Corn meal alone is too heavy a feed to put on cut hay out mixed with bran and the whole chewed as cut feed is sure to be the saliva from the horses mouth will be mixed with it and enable it to digest without fermenting in the ftomach When we fed corn and oatmeal on cut hay to horses we usually put in some bran also and think the horses liked it better as the com- ¬ bination of the three feeds gave the whole a very hppetizing flavor especial ¬ ly as hot water was used to moisten the hay American Cultivator ¬ Bran with Cornmeal A DESIRABLE PIGPETC ¬ repay the care required to keep tiieea warm and dry Being built like a sled it is easily taken from place to place by hitching a horse to the iron round in front with a chain A similar arrangement could be used for chickens if they are kept in a number of yards It can be made as large and as long as desired and all in all is very conven- ¬ ient for such use Orange Judd Farmer Set it down as a fact that hay corn oats and fodder of all kinds are worth 60 per cent more if fed out on the farm than if sold tobe fed elsewhere We grow on an average in WELL DONE OUTLIVES DEATH YOUR MEMORY WILL SHINE IF YOU USE ¬ I 1000 SAPOLIO of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY DO YOU JOHN C OWW LANDS IN MISSOTJRIf If your Missouri lands have been sold for taxes I will buy them o BKOWN Willow Sprint try 12 we grew 30 bushels we could this coun ¬ bushels of wheat to the acre If wheat growing pay iake Permanently cores all Itching Burning Scalcy 8calp and Skin Diseases such as Salt Kheum Kr leina Scald Head Chilblains Piles Burns Baby Humors Dandruff Itching gcalir Falling Hair thickening and making it Soft Silky and Luxuri ant All Face Kruplionb producing a Soft Clear Beautiful Skin and Complexion It contains no Lead Sulphur Cantharides or anything injurious An easy great seller Lady canvassers make SI to 99 day Druggists or mail SOc Capillaris Manufacturing Co N Y Address T IfILL ¬ TS FAILS CUKES Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use ta time 8old by druggists 1 A N K B 1769 MAMUFIJlLD At GIJtN RIDGE s a WHEN WRITING TO ADVKKTIsEBS you saw the Advertise- pleaoe state nt la tuk tat tper - - 8 THE BOURBON NEWS JfAI3 H7 ¬ FH1DAY MAY 5 1899 Equal to Occasion Lord Whitworth who held various lists of honor in English diplomatic sircles was a kindly gracious gentle man as well as a wit and a man of the world He had indeed almost measured Bwords with Napoleon at the Tnileries when that despot railed at England for Results Fatally in Nine This fearful disease often first appears not having evacuated Egypt and Malta as a mere scratch a pimple or lump in accused her of having violated treaties small to Dases Out of Ten A the breast too many cases attract any and ended by flourishing a cane dangernotice until in the deadly ously near the face of the English em- yJW StroDgest in tbe World a GANG ER IS DEADLY ire Found at Last ¬ ¬ disease is fully developed Cancer can not be cured by a surgical operation because the disease is a virulent iison in the blood circulating throughout the system and although e 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 tlood 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 S S S proved qual to the disease and promptly effected a cure The glad news preaa rapidly and it was soon demonstrated foeyond doubt that a cure had at last been tfound for deadly Cancer Evidence has accu- ¬ mulated which is incontrovertible of which the following is a specimen ¬ bassador Lord Whitworth put his hand on the hilt of his sword What would you have done it tire emperor had struck you he was afterward asked I would have felled him to the ground was the quiet answer Perhaps the best story told of him is one showing how his quick wit disposed of a rival When he was at the Russian court Fox sent there as a sort of embassador of bis own a man named Adair the son of a surgeon One day the empress speaking in French said to Lord Whitworth Is be a very important man this ¬ CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY ¬ Cancer is hereditary in our family my father a ister 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 m malignant Cancer eating inwardly in such a way as o cause great alarm The disease seemed beyond the iskill of the doctors for their treatment did no good whatever the Cancer growing worse all the while MRS S M IDOL Numerous remedies were used for it but the Cancer grew steadily worse until it seemed that I was doomed to follow the others of the family for I know how deadly Cancer is especially I was advised to try Swifts Specific S S S which from the when inherited first day forced out the poison I continued its use until I had taken eighteen bottles when I was cured sound and well and have had no symptoms of the dreadful affliction though many years have elapsed S S S is the ovij cure t for Cancer Mrs S M Idol Winston N C ¬ Adair Not ao very madame replied Lord although his father was a Whitworth grand saigneur a remark which readers of French will recognize as a very good pun for the word as used by Lord Whitworth means blood letter while by its sound it also meant a great lord M ¬ Youths Companion Our book on Cancer containing other testimonials information will be sent free to any address by the Company Atlanta Georgia The Poetical Old Lady An old lady in a small country town has kept for the last 20 years and still keeps ber accounts in doggerel verse For example and the specimens given ure actual extracts from her books if and valuable Mrs Jones has half a pound of tea on Swift Specific tick it is entered thus Mrs Jonea doth owe to me For half a pound of Souchong tea Is 4d For a SUMMER GRISE take the ar two pounds of rice and a Dutch cheese the entry will be under Smiths name A Or if Mr Smith buys a pound of sug- ¬ COAST LINE to MACKINAC NE1 pound of moist sugar And two of best rice With four pounds of Dutch eheese Which I hope will be nice Is STEEL COMFORT SPEED and SAFETY PASSENGER STEAMERS And so on all through the book In some cases the verses express doubt as to the customers intention or ability to pay for the goods ordered Thus Lizzie Barber for her father Had some flour today Some apples too and toilet soap But 1 dont believe hell pay 2s 3d This booking work will drive me mad When 1 think of folk like they The lines in brackets are very sugges- lld The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Bat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Etticient Service ¬ To Detroit No other macRiaac Georgian Bay o 460 Petoskeg cmcago tive if not exactly grammatical Chambers Journal 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 total of 55745248751 which is over 267600000 more than any other company has paid and accumulated within a corresponding period of its history ¬ Iine offers a panorama niiles of equal variety and interest Day and Night Service Bftween Four Trips per Week Between Toledo Detroit ant Mackinac PETOSKEY THE SOO MARQUETTE AND DULUTH DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Fare Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July Aug Sep LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac and Return including Meals ind Berths Approximate Cost from Cleveland S 950 from Toledo 1635 from Detroit 13 75 1 Berths 75c Stateroom 179 Connectionsaremadeat Cleveland with 1 150 Each Direction 0c0nlv Every Day and Night Between Cleveland Send 2C Put-in-B- ay and Toledo Detroit and Cleveland Noviooiion Company for Illustrated Pamphlet A A SCHANTZ eP Address MICH A DETROIT -- JUST 1 RECOVD PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Th firm of Tnrney Clnrk hayinu bt Hn tiHulved nil those indebted to Haiti firm are required to call n tb under signed at once and settle Those to whom the firm is indebted will please present their accounts to the under signed I will continue in the livery business at the same places lower and upper stbles and I solicit the patron age of all ¬ ¬ ¬ Cats and Monkeys All animals even the wildest can be subjected in some way to the dominion of man and be domesticated to some extent Here for instance are two very curious facts about cats Many persons including some of our greatest natriral i6ts believe that our English domestic cat U descended from the Egyptian do mestic cat Yet all records go to prove that the cats of Egypt lived in droves were cared for in droves were fed in droves and worshiped in droves with the result that Egyptian cats never got domesticated or became half as intelli gent as ours The like trnth is suggested from India where monkeyB are worshiped These are allowed to become nuisances They are fed and thefy have any amount of liberty and what is the consequence They never lose their innate savagery The method of caring for them has been wrong All the devotion and care expended en them are practically wasted and if we treated our cats in the same fashion as the Indians do these monkeys they would become just as wild and un domesticated Cassells Magazine ¬ HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky ¬ MZcSVrr TvTr TTATinSr sasrszws Mjja y - w rrrftvup ¬ ¬ BROTHERS Special Spill SiPUCfillHlS In Their Different Depart tS i ¬ WALTER CLARK SOAP PURITY GUARANTEED G N PARRIS L tv E Landman M D 503 W Of No Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY Keeerence April 11 181M returning every second Tuesday in each month Paris Kentucky Every leading pnysician JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee satisfactory Calk Your work ie promptly answered reasonable solicited Prices 1V0RK HORSES FOR SALE iron gray horse high works any where and does it well a splendid leader very kind and gentle price 85 Also an aged mare very large and strong a om worker and a No 1 brood mare0 at V Will also sell at prices that will make with tou money 2 Poland China sowsboar an extra good yearling pigs and aall reentered and good ones ill on or address for It have 16 sale an hands ¬ 1 jg GEORGE CLAYTONKy Hutchibon Prince Chilkow the Russian minister for railways commenced his career by making a tour of the world in order to take note of all the latest inventions and to study the working of railroads abroad in a practical manner He first of all worked as an ordinary mechanic A rirst clas power Grinding Mill in the locomotive works at Liverpool make will grind GO to 75 bar- after which he became a railway guard standard rels of ear corn per day with 10 borse and afterward station master at an Eng power Will sell cheap lish town Returning to Russia he K P Barxett again worked as a mechanic and after ward as a station master After passing several years on the Transcaspian railway he was made director of the Var sovie railway then inspector general of Paris About 40 acres now in timothy ou railways and finally minister the Iron Works turnpike between Cun Signal ningham Station and Jones X Roads Ills Fall at 600U per acre John Lancaster tbe comedian tells a Apfflv to ItOBT S Thompson- Escon li Ja Kv or R T Fokd 48 East 26ib story that comes all the way from Que bec He was sightseeing with a Tom Kt New York City 2Up tf my Atkins one day while in that province and they had as companion and guide an old soldier When they reached HTIZEJS ATTESTI01 the Wolfe monument which is located Wota on a historic spot Tommy said Now is the time to bring in vonr en this Eres were a gines mowers and farm machinery for The guide replied repairs Also Mower and binder blades great ero fell asked Tommy And dont forget your lawn mowers Did hit urtim gas and oil stoves which I will make a replied the guide Urt iin Gas steam and water erood as new New Wy ell Hit killed im pip fitting Steel ranges repaired All York Telegram work guaranteed Stopped tbe Duel AEWnAUS MACHINE SHOP This happened in Brazil Felix Bo Cor Third and Pleasant St cayuva and one Zuocharini of Sao Paulo are both journalists the latter an Italian Zuccharini challenged Bocayuva replied the Certainly to a duel Brotherhood of St Andrew you are good Brazilian in effect if Third Annual Convention of the enough to fight with a gentleman Get The Kentucky State Assemby of the Broth- a certificate of character from your con- So Zucobarini erhood of St Andrew will be held in eul and Ill meet you Cathedral Lexington applied to the Italian consul in Rio for Christ Church May 8th and 9th The programme will a certificate of character Learning tne consist of addresses by prominent clergy consul refused ana Kill and laymen and confer snees on the purpuso the practical workings of the Brotherhood duel was off Among the speakers will be the Rt Rev Advantages of Married Life T U Dudley Bishop of Kentucky Mr Married life is the thing John W Wood of New York General Why for instance Secretary of the Brotherhood of St An j Well you oan have the comforts of Mr R A Robinson and Col D drew W Gray of Louisville Reduced rates me then house have been granted iy all roads entering fAre you keeping goc a peacn or a information ad Lexington For further No but weve dress Mr W H Warren Secretary Chicago Chronicle bjarding home Lexington April 18 Surviving Partner A Prince as a Railway Guard 1899 r I FOE SALE ¬ ¬ ¬ Land For Sale frf I I HyEJ ml Ml ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Yp fk B Oiv Dry Goods Departm nt is filled with the latest novelties of Silks for Waists Tajloi Made Dress Goods for Suits ready to wear Shirts in black satins crep ins coverts luster and all the latent novelties of the season Abo a fall line of laces embroideries underwear and hosiery Call aid inspect them Our Shoe Department contains the latest in Mens Boys Ladies and Chidrens Tans and Blacks in all style toes an I width prices and quality gunranteed Come in and try a pair DRY GOODS K SHOES ¬ HI Our Clothing and Gents Childrens Clothing - Furnishing Department is complete Everything in Men It will he to your interest before purchasing to give us a visit CLOTHING Toys and ¬ I Above all a word to the ladies Before house keeping we want to sav we have acUe a Carpet and Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moquettes Tapestry and all grades of Woolen and In- e will save you monev if you will give us a call srain Carpets 1 carpets ¬ TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STE23T PARIS KENTUCKY ¬

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